Pendleton Notes Highlight Local Talks and Moves
Dr Thvitallon to speak in Portland at Ivanhoe Lodge while Dr Fredacontinn, a Pendleton physician decorated in France, is noted. Wilson B. Pierce leaves for Montana to raise rolling funds for the county children's bureau. A clothing exhibit in Umapine features children’s garments from discarded grown-up clothes. Awards and arrivals include Krause returning from France and Reed discharged from the Navy. Local travelers, school activities, and public notices fill the page.
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Thvitallon
Fredacontinn
Pendleton
Franca
Portland
Ivanhoe Lodge
No. 1
Knights of Pythias
Wilson BE. Pierce
Wil Mave
Milton
Preewater
Montana
Torn
Pronent
Lantern high school paper to publish Monday noon issue
Pendleton high school Lantern will issue its next newspaper Monday at noon to capture as much site news as possible for the law issue. A feature will cover a short review of the paper's history and the graduation numbers.
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Pendleton
Lawi«Ieue
Hut pool hall proprietor fined for minor players
Proprietor Guee Medes of the Hut pool hall paid a $15 fine in police court for allowing a minor to play in his establishment. Two youths accused by him of misrepresenting their age were released. A third youth, whose name is withheld, was sent to the juvenile court after admitting he claimed to be of age.
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Guee Medes
Hia
Juvenile Court
Pendleton High School prepares diplomas for graduates
Students in Pendleton High School will have their diplomas lettered by the art students, with two hundred diplomas in hand and about 20 students set to graduate. Bishop Hubert Paddock of the Episcopal Diocese of Eastern Oregon will arrive in New York May 1 and travel to Pendleton, having served with the YMCA overseas for over a year. Pendleton expects nine new residents and has two inquiries about housing and a Northwestern University trained doctor seeking to settle in Oregon.
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Mace
Caplan
Hebb Mintore Co
Lincoln
Noths
Patriot
Pendleton
Kener Oregon
Washington
Krause
Ren Krause
France
Twindon
New York
St. Alen
Oregon
Camp Merritt
Studenta
Pendleton High School
Paddock
Hubert Lt. Paddock
Episcopal Diocese
Eastern
Wim
Hirt
Nedcomer
People World
Epere
Pendleton Commercial Association
del Norte
Colo
Northwestern University
Where Are Men Gone Walter J Pitkin’s Inquiry to Facedown
Walter J Pitkin of the Columbia University School of Journalism asks the Pennington Commercial Association for local information on whether men who left farms and small towns for war service are returning home or what becomes of them. He requests available data and any other details aiding fact gathering.
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John MacLeod
Pendleton
Columbia Universe
Silk Section Showcases New Weaves and Pongee Silks
The silk department advertises a full selection of dresses and fabrics for summer wear. It promotes fashionable dress lengths, exclusive patterns, and colors, with prices from $2.00 to $3.00 per yard. Pongee silks in various natural shades and colors are praised for their washability, and ta f fet a silks offered at $2.25. The page emphasizes newest season colorings and Swiss-finished 36 inch wide silk ideals for summer frocks.
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