Odd Fellows and Rebekahs hear Pendleton captain sketch France
Weston hosts a large Odd Fellows and Rebekahs gathering where Captain J A est of Pendleton recounts his experiences in France. Sergeant Earl G Olwen, from the twelfth balloon company, also visited, while local residents and service members share updates on military service and homecomings.
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East Oregonian
Weston
J. A.est
Pendleton
France
Sergeania Sidney Barnes
Earl Olon
L. Drill
Pret
J. B
Sherry
W. Kh. Thompkins
Walla Walla
Earl G. Olwen
Twelfth Balloon Company
West
Cyril Proebatel
G. WW. Prebatel, Jr
12Th Infantry
Intelligence Service
Ble
Fludolph Proebeett
Prante
New York
Autoists Abandon Car In Snow Near Meacham
MAACHAM April 21 The weather this week was mostly rain with about two and a half feet of snow left in the area. A Ford car with axle damage was abandoned about miles west of here after three men attempted to pass from Pendleton to Baker through snow. Mrs Hile and Mr and Mrs W 8 Itoms plus daughter walked nine miles in three hours from Koarkerh to Pendleton, then to Baker. Pendleton visitors, flying circus at Walla Walla, trips to La Grande, and renewing acquaintances noted among local residents.
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Maacham
Pendieten
Baker
Here
Mia
Hile
Fren Koarkerh
J. GB. Baker
Johny
Pendleton
Johoe Honell
J. RR. Deckerson
Huntington
Toning
John Legere
New York
Chicago
Greece
Mr Leferut
Echo People to Open Furniture Store Soon
Local notes report Echo residents plan a new furniture store as a business venture led by Mr and Mrs T M Johnson of Echo and J T Brown of Pendleton. Other items note a May 1 opening for a cash grocery, a serious illness at Mrs McMillan’s home, and various small town arrivals and remodeling updates.
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Reno
Echo In
T. M. Johnson
Echo
J. T. Brown
Pendleton
McMillan
Berlin Barker
Thxon
J. C. Wells
Son Bierman
Cunha
Mr. Younk
Shella
Portlind
Ile
W. Nevers
Mane
United States
Adulph Maeva
Spring Brings Farmerick to Weston Mt
A rusted farm focus in Weston Mt draws attention as spring arrives. Local agricultural news highlights Farmerick and related rural activity amid seasonal change in the Oregonian special Weston segment.
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Farmerick
Weston Mt
Mountain families return from winter away
Mrs Gottings Mr Will Teatho and family came home Wednesday from Adana where they spent the winter while Mr Ferguson and daughter and Mr Ulrey went to Pondiet to Viet Mme Ulrey's husband operated on at St Anthony's hospital by Dr Best. Bert Pieroll visited Yale Oregon to survey the country last week. W L Rayburn bus trip to Pendieton early this week. Little Irma May improving after recent illness. Verne Combran driving team from school house to Eph Tucker's. Brick Enaneh caught them. They had broken loose from the buggy near Hart place JOM. Wroe did a business trip to Walla Walla this week.
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Mrs. Gottings
Will Teatho
Adana
Mr. Ferguson
Mr. Ulrey
Pondiet
Viet
Mme Ulrey
Best
St. Anthony's Hospital
Bert Pieroll
Yale
Ore
W. L Rayburn
Pendieton
Verne Combran
Frandway Tueedas
Eph Tucker
Brick Enaneh
Hart
Wroe
Walla Wally
Brace Family Moves to Range Station for Season
Brace family from Mendleton recent weekend visit in Gibbon. Mr and Mrs George Frace relocation to corporation range station for summer work by Mr Brace. Lon Bules of Pendleton visited Bingham. Lyle Bryant and party were among those who motored.
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Brace
Pendleton Visitors Include Local Residents on Saturday
Pendleton crowds welcomed Mo. Matott and Mr M J Thorp son as visitors Saturday. John Hager also spent the day in town. Mr Dick English traveled to Weston to arrange cattle transport. Mr Bod and Mrs J F Thompson were in Athens for business on Wednesday.
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Pendleton
Mo. Matott
M. J. Thorpsson
John Hager
Dick English
Weston
Bod
J. F. Thompson
Athens
Busivene
Girl Thrown by Horse May Have Broken Ribs
In Rieth Oregon on a Thursday evening Mine Lian English was thrown from a horse and shaken unconscious. She suffered a burn and perhaps a fractured rib. A benefit sale was held Friday evening at the Echo Hall to cover medical costs and a piano fee was fully paid by donations from W. Snider and M. Woods.
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Enet Gregonson
Rieth
Local Visits and Weekend Travel Notables
Frederick Heath visits The Dalles with his sister Mrs A Ttin while Mr Riggly plans to return with Jim. Jon Swartz and son George join Leon Connor and Benita Heath on a quick trip to Pendley on Saturday. Walton J. Roark visit Pilots Rock with relatives. Mrs H J Boglish rests in Fort. Miss Mom Gordon from Pendleton spends Saturday with Marjorie Mall.
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Frederick Heath
The
Dalles
Mr. Riggly
Jim
Mra
Jon Swartz
George
Leon Connor
Benita Heath
Pendley Toy
Walton J. Roark
Pilot Rock
H. J. Boglish
Ml Fort
Mom Gorden
Pendleton
Epent
Mise Marjorie Mall
Peace conference near as fighting slows
Reports say peace conference progresses while fighting eases, signaling the war may end soon. Officials from involved nations indicate talks gaining traction and a potential accord on key issues, with ceasefire prospects discussed amid mounting pressure to conclude hostilities.
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Astoria
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Ray
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Lincoln Hefner
Pound
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Whitman
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Lynn K
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Mixone
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Dentistry
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Smith Crawford Bide
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