Pendleton News Roundup Mentions Local Residents and Officials
Pendleton reports include Mrs Jean Morrie Kits in guidance work and war service, Grace Wilmot lecturing on interior decoration, and Deputy Sheriff Jon Blakeley returning from Balewood. Local officials and residents visit, campaign funds for Helix hall, and cattle grazing policy discussions feature with fort service officials cautioning grazing fee changes amid high land values.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean Morrie Kits
Argonne
States Relations Service
Grace Wilmot
New York
Bank Forecloses Mortgage and County News Summary
The De Tweedin Northwestern & Hepothéeekbank of Spokane files to foreclose on a mortgage for the south half of section 16, township 2 north, range 21 east, tied to a $1700 secret loan to Van Crisdell and wife and William H. Van Orndall. Creditors of Van Crndall, who recently faced bankruptcy, may have their claims preempted by the bank’s decree. County Clerk reports 8200 registered voters in Umatilla County, based on the year’s book updates. A petition seeks boundary changes to districts No. 0 and No. 8 near Umapine. Fred Reunion named referee for the county track meet at Round-Up park next Saturday. Weston dominates high grade and Athena dominates trade school divisions at yesterday’s Athens track meet, with fourteen districts including Milton-Freewater schools competing. Sectional meet qualifiers slated today in Pendleton, Pilot Rock, and Echo for next Saturday’s county meet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
de Tweedin Northwestern & Hepothéeekbank
Spokane
Med
van Crisdell
Wiliam H. van Orndall
Ean
Wiliam H. van Crndall
James A. Fee Ie
Fred
Matta
Coah Wood
M.C
Weston
Athens
Athena
Adams
Helix
Milton
Sehools
Milton-Freewater
Montana Wheat Belt Gives Bright Hopes
Wyrick reports Montana farmers are hopeful for a near perfect crop this year after recent rains. He says conditions resemble Uratilla county with widespread plowing and strong rainfall, boosting wheat prospects and Mr Wyrick notes he visited Montana to oversee John wheat interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Wil R. Wyrick
Uratilla
Mr. Wyrick
Local Masons to travel for Baker ceremonial
A special Pullman from Pendleton will carry 29 candidates and other Masons to Baker for the Scottish Rite ceremony by Oregon Consistory No. 1 on April 29. A second Pullman will ship 25 to 20 Shrine candidates for the Mevice Shrine ceremony on May 1. Cars may be accessed after 9 PM. train departs at 1:30 AM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baker
Oregon
Pendie~ton
Maker
Atehcope
Eng
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BR i
Vower
Main Street
Pendleton
Jon Blakeley
Balewood Mortland
Womulla
Basket Ao Dol Jont
Beneft
Jones Hryan
Melle
Citizen Wais
Campalen
Halton
Ore
Bergeant Myorm
Forte Corse Wrichi
Multe
Minera
Intercuss
Portem al Hoterte
George Toberta
Cotten
Clarke-Woodard Drug Co
Portland
Charles HH
Max Moetniyre
Weeton Country
Threr County Officiite
Arena
A.C. Funk
Millom
Hoy
A. Wimmer
Morray
Mr. Wimmar
Th F. Denton
Stanfield
Potter Creek
A. Chapman
Ram Nelson
Fdeur Norvall
Graves
Asociate
Potter
Arazing
Conroy’s Coocie
Conroy’s
Reco
Armours V. B
East
Alta St
Areka
Little Tommy
Grandma
Bran New
WM. Roesch Bottling Works
Pendledos
E. Webb
Agents Way
Sayless Springs
Fstimares
Umatilla
R. T. Brown
Stante
Brinh
Schol
Wahoo
Umapine
American Légion
Walter C. Lee
Johnny Noye
St. Paul
Frankie Webb
Carl Martin Portland
Buddy Stevens
Cozy Billiard Parlor
Main St
Pullmans
IR. A. M. Simmons
A. M. Simmons
Tallman Drag Store
East Oregonian Printing Department
R.c.ellsworth
Smith-Crawford Building
National School of Chiropractic
Chicago
National College of Electro-Therapeutics
Pacific College
National School
Club House
Crocery Dept
Simpson
Water and Johnson
E. Court
East Court St
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