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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1920
Page
11
A garbled report mentions a near miss involving a train, a possible engineer error, and a mislaid path near Ci. Names like Athene and Frank Moews appear amid incoherent details about a boys outing and street cramming.
The Spieserinkinm Club plans a meeting tomorrow at Mra Cornwall s home with Mrs E I Cornwall and Mrs C Terpening of Kewtemes named. Hostess Inspiring Car members enjoyed a meeting yesterday at Mrs Robert Simpson s home on Fast Court. luncheon and needlework with Brepewink music. Officers luncheon by Friendship Circle No 9 and various members listed. Daughters lodge Degree of Honor hosted a meeting at Moose hall with guests and luncheon, gifts and music, honoring Mrs Leite Lome and Mrs Long. Mrs HC Seans of Hermiston visiting Pendleton. Christian Endeavor Society to be hosted by Mrs James Hales near Adams by car. Mrs Smith visiting Portland, guest of daughter Mrs Themes Vaughan. Dr Vapshan accompanying. Near-accident report: a taxi narrowly escaped crossing as engine approached, driver and passenger unharmed.
United press dispatch from Warbington reports government estimates foresee a lighter world wheat crop. U.S. output likely short of expectations, potentially lifting prices. Analysts cite two factors: farmers withholding grain to maintain prices and possible action by the U.S. grain corporation to stabilize market levels.
Investigations in San Diego and Imperial counties pursued leads about women linked to Jamey J. Hunt now in Los Angeles County Hospital. Officers sought details on a route map outlining travel along the county line to San Diego and points toward a neighbor, with a possible meeting in San Biléto.
A New England woman, Mrs Binder, is the only avowed candidate for the presidency of the Daughters of the American Revolution. Believed favored to be elected at the April convention in Washington, she would become the tenth president and the first from New England, succeeding Mrs George Thatcher Guernsey.
Papua April 18 The Kan Remp to the Matin informs that Premigne Nin and Cloyd-George proposed Germany participate in the conference but Premier Millerand announced that Italy and Britain disagree and decided to exclude Germany from the talks
A notice indicates a rental property at 606 Market Street offers housekeeping services as part of its rental package. The brief mentions associated expenses and terms for prospective tenants.
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