Pendleton Organiza tion Names Snyder as Chairman to Boycott German Goods
D B Snyder named Pendleton chairman for a local organization pledging members to abstain from buying anything made in Germany. He is collecting pledge petitions as a drive gains momentum. Dr Z D Sheldon of the University of Oregon will speak at the high school tomorrow about a topic of broad interest. Students invited. membership cards and grounds keys available from local coordinators. a special rate offered to early joiners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. B. Snyder
Pendleton
Germany
Snyder
Z. D. Sheldon
University of Oregon
C&o Rinehart
Uma Te County Chapter Meeting Report
The Uma te County Chapter of the American Med Crom will hold its monthly meeting here tomorrow afternoon with delegates from all auxiliaries expected. A large golden eagle was brought to Pendleton this morning and attracted much interest on the street. It was killed yesterday by Herman Rosenbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Umate County
The
American Med Crom
Pendleton
Herman Rosenbers
Lavin Urges Americans in Les Foyers Du Soldat
Eadie Lavin, once tracked the Tight game in Pendleton and now in France, tips his freewands to back the Americans in a report to W. G. Borert. He notes semi finals and a main event in motion, promoting American force bets while serving as a sergeant in Battery F tet F A.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eadie Lavin
Pendleton
France
W. GC. Borert
Amet Fores
Lavin
Tet F. A
Judgment Given Against W Gorton for 150 Dollars
Ben Teel receives judgment against W Gorton for 150 dollars plus interest and 26 dollars in attorney fees and 19.40 dollars costs. Dr David B Hill is named as the resident expert to assist the local medical advisory board in duties of examining drafted medical duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Teel
W. ©. Gorton
David B. Hill
Jocal Medical Advisory Board
Is Granted Divorce Between Mitchells
Minale and Mitchell separated and were granted a divorce from John D. Mitchell. Custody of their minor son awarded to the mother with child support set at $25 a month. The decree specifies December as the payment start and contemplates future arrangements on a larger scale this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minale & Mitchell
John D. Mitchell
Open House Planned for Commercial Association Members
Elks host an open house Thursday evening for Commercial Association members. After combining quarters with the two clubs in the Eller building, the lodge aims to acquaint members with their new home and coordinate war efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Cink
Follow Up Committees Form for Third Liberty Loan
The filey Committees of the Third Liberty Loan were organized last evening and are out today calling those overlooked in the gate drive or who did not respond. The minister vetted for the committee is not large and the committee expects to finish soon. The formed committees will take inscriptions for stamps from non-bond dupers and start out next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liberty Loan
Neal
The Star's corrected edition notes printing issues
Wednesday's Daily We Mar corrects misprint in The Star issued by Werhington school. Second section includes war news plus items of local interest. A creek incident at McKay Creek yesterday involved a wagon wheel and attached post, with some details unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Star
Werhington School
Millard Kennedy Businesmannerr
Pico
McKay Creek
Purnich
First Burial in Pendleton Mausoleum Not Local Resident
The inaugural burial at Pendleton's new mausoleum occurred this afternoon. The deceased was Marguerite G. J. Kent of Baker, brought to Pendleton since Baker lacks a mausoleum, transported by Undertaker BEP Wheat.
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Pendleton
Mra G. J
Marguerite) Kent
Baker
BE. P. Weeat
Narrow Escape From Death At Local Depot
A stranger risked his life by attempting to catch a moving train at the depot after noon today. Handicapped by a valise and overcoat, he was knocked down and dragged before his grip was run over. He was not drawn under the wheels but lost several patches of skin. Agent T. O'Brien commented on the near-tragedy with strong Irish eloquence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grim Reaper
O’brien
Blewett Sues Blewett Harvester Company for 1624
The Romann and Ruth Pig Iron and Joke Company brought suit against Blewett Harvester Company seeking 1624 dollars alleged as due for materials. W M Peterson is attorney for the plaintiff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blewett
Romann & Ruth Pig Iron & Joke Co
Blewett Harvester Co
W. M. Peterson
Made Corporal Follett Now in Army Battery 4 11th FA
Corporal Thomas R. Follett of Battery 4 11th Field Artillery received his promotion. His mother Mrs A Follett was notified of the warrant. He was stationed at Camp Harry J Jones by 7 o clock that morning and will be there also.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas R. Follett
11Th Field Artillery
Mra A. Follett
Harry J. Jones
Drafted Men to Report to Camp Lewis Next Monday
The 35 men drafted to leave for Camp Lewis next Monday will report to the draft board in Douglas Arizona and his brotherly leave on the 4 59 train. They should report sooner if they have received their notification.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Lewis
Douglas
Arizona
Keating Likely Promoted Corporal in Berlin Push
Tom J. Keating of Camp John Wh San Antonio Texas with the 43rd Balloon Co is recommended for a corporal's warrant by Deputy Clerk E O Draper. He now works as a telephone repairman and says the boys are eager to reach Berlin.
Addressed High School Assembly Features Student Life Talk
Dr H D Sheldon dean of University of Oregon spoke at the high school this morning on Student Life in England and Germany. He delivered the graduating address to the senior class last year. The assembly also awarded medals to winners of Friday's cross country race TL Casey Aunin Ford and Donald Woodworth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. D. Sheldon
School of Education
University of Oregon
England
Germany
Portland Ball Team Leaves for Training Finish
Members of the Portland ball team who trained here left on No 17 for Portland to finish the season by meeting the last semi pro and soldier teams of the vicinity. Manager Fisher and players praised Pendleton treatment and praised local training conditions. Haney from Los Angeles coached yesterday and is expected to secure a permanent berth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
No 17
Fisher
Pendleton
Haney
Los Angeles
Nash Officials Visit Pendleton For Nash Truck Demos
A Nash Mower Co delegation led by N P Sutton of Portland and A C Rilechen of Spokane arrives in Pendleton to meet Pendleton Cad Ke Auto Co and to stage Nash truck demonstrations including the Nash Quad. W K Chilcott of Seattle and D Harites of La Grande participate with others expected tomorrow. Efforts aim to spark strong local interest in the test events and potential sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nash
Nash Mower Co
Pendleton
Cad~ Ke Auto Co
Nest Care
NP. Sutton
Portland
A. C. Rilechen
Pookane
W. K. Chilcott
Chilcott-Nash Co
Seattle
Fragmented 19th century notice from Daily Woman page
Unclear OCR fragment describes a plea or peace question, a birthday or trial lash, and a return of someone named Texier. Details are incomplete. readable items include names and a possible legal or ceremonial action, with no clear dates or outcomes.
Good Coat Promises Genuine Satisfaction in Style
A shop touts coats made from good materials and fine craft for women seeking distinction in dress. The coat section offers smart styles at surprisingly moderate prices from 13.50 to 50.00, highlighting quality and value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eio
Local Hospital Reports Operations Yesterday
Mrs Myrtle Lester formerly supplied clothing and money to her employer. W A Hutchinson underwent an operation at the hospital yesterday. A E Huecal also had an operation today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrtle Lester
W. A. Hutchinson
A. E. Huecal
Navy enlistment notice from Pendleton to Portland
Herbert J. Franklin of &J. Johna Wash. has enlisted as a fireman third class in the navy and will be on leave Friday for Portland after working near Pendleton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nalists Iy Navy
Herbert J. Franklin
J. Johna
Wash
Pendleton
Navy
Portland
Lands Over Sons News of Grandson in Army Service
Mrs W M Hiskely received a card announcing the arrival of a grandson, Sergeant Hugh Leawre, in the U S Infantry. The note confirms his service status and marks a family milestone during wartime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra
W. M. Hiskely
Mfe
Hugh Leawre
U. A Infantry
Navy enlistee returns from Seattle in reserve service
George Pheree, who recently enlisted in the U S Navy and Naval Reserve, returned yesterday from Seattle after being examined as a mechanical ensign. He will remain here until further call.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Navy
George Pheree
T. &. Naval Reserve
Seattle
Three Gone Born Report of Hospital Births
A report lists newborns at a local hospital naming parents Mr and Mrs Robert Hoeft and Mr and Mrs Hirtey Akiqotte. The notices mention a child born yesterday at Anthony's Hospital and include details of other families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Hoeft
Joe
Pedr
Hirtey Akiqotte
By Anthony's Hovpital
Unclear fragment outlines ordnance class attendance and names
Fragmentary OCR notes reference an Ordnance class and multiple names across locations such as Eugene and Livermore. Details are garbled, with possible mentions of University affiliations and individuals including Clyde, Sam, and Priline, but the exact events, roles, and dates are not decipherable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ordnance
Law
Saleeman
Bord Rte
Eugene
Ordnance Elnag
University of Greton
Clyde Priline
Het Livermore
Staniey Tearrew
Sam
Millon Native J. P. Plant Advances in County Contest
J P Plant of Millon advances in the Uma Tila county applicant contest with a possible move to Georgia for training. Officials note promising skill and potential for broader competition ahead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. P. Plant
Millon
Umatila County
Georgia
Pendleton Declamatory Tryout At Local High School
A declamatory tryout contest for Pendleton erade and high school students takes place in the high school auditorium Saturday evening. About 86 competitors are expected for the county contest scheduled for May.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pendleton
Ambiguous Credit Figures From Pacific Photo Workers
The Pacific Photo workers report include subscriptions to the Liberty loan note. Publication cites April 17 totals with 90700 and division members taking 87190 on bonds. Details are unclear due to errors in OCR text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BR & N. Publicationy
Weather Warning Issued For Stockmen This Week
Weather warning issued by W W Cryder warns stockmen of continued fair but windy conditions. Strong southwest winds expected with possible sudden gusts near midday Thursday. Stay alert for changing weather and secure loose equipment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Cryder
Enlivened enlistment noted in naval service records
Fragmentary text indicates a naval enlistment or service entry involving an individual named Melvin Larey Galtreath of Pilot Tock, with unclear details and possible transcription errors. Further clarification needed to confirm names, ranks, and exact action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eenlieve
Melvin Larey Galtreath
Tock Hae
As & henInan
Gece
Jana Cines
New Father Gots Pertongt Halph Shaw Navy Furlough
A new father announces his son, born at home, after his navy service and a period of furlough. The message includes mention of Captain Howse Tenteht and an upcoming open meeting for the members of the center. The text reflects typical late era misspellings and fragmented phrasing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gots Pertongt
Halph Shaw
Anne Mente
Harine
Elk club to display Pershing portrait and flag
The Elk club will hang a large portrait of General Pershing received from New York, and a service flag for the city hall is to be purchased. City officers Beat Fee and Hattery have joined the army, while plans call for new city hall flags and restored public flags. Coal buyers must register for delivery next season, with higher prices and tonnage estimates noted.
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Pershing
General Pershing
New York
BR. W. Reitner
France
Hix
Elk Club
City Recorder
Beat
Fee
Hattery
Alsc
Incal Boy in Army Hospital
A fragmentary note reports a boy named Wille McMastere from Pendleton seen in the regular army. He was hospitalized in Ward 48 SE at a Hyalend land facility after he returned from active service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Army Hospital
Wille McMastere
Pendleton Bey
Regular Army
Bern
Hyalend Land
Wwe
Dane
County Agent M Shrook to attend eastern Oregon meeting
Cross. His friends and relatives urged to write to him. He lives at W701 Acre Streel. County Agent M Shrook will leave Saturday afternoon for Hot Lake for a meeting of eastern Oregon county agents with state leader Paul Vaaron. A conference and farm visits in Union county and the Union experiment station are planned. Attending will be Prof L Potter and Prof O M Nelson of Co A OC. Mr. Bhrock plans to return Wednesday of next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Shrook
Hot Lake
Oregon
Paul Vaaron
Union County
Union
L Potter
M- Nelson
Bhrock
Clark Varian In France With Tri-State Tent Unit
Clark Varian, Pendleton outfielder, is said to be in France with the Tith Aero Squadron as part of Co. EK 40 Engineers. A letter relayed through Judge Fite Gerald from Jack Buliven at Camp Greene, NM notes Varian’s message about Pendleton boys in France. Boijiman reports his company near departure for France.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark Varian
France
Olf
Pendleton
I Gow
Tith Aero Squadron
Fite Gerald
Jack Bulliven
Camp Greene
Co. EK
Boijliman
Local guardians named in estate and school election notices
Pivortre Le Granted, Eather M Holmes gains custody from Fred L Holmen in a guardianship. Appraisers named for the estate of Lee Barkeer include FA Hawke and Charlie Matthews. The Bindieton school board schedules an election near Sienna, with clarification on posting and notification procedures.
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Pivortre le
Eather M. Holmes
Fred L. Holmen
R Nm
Nanwal AG Mors
FA Hawke
Charlie Matthews
Lee Barkeer
Appointment of guardians and teacher positions to be filled
Guardian appointed Anne Anderson will act as guardian of Raymond E B and Irene C Anderson. Raymond and Irene each own property valued at $1000. Several teaching positions remain unfilled with possible reelections to be held this evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guardian
Anne Anderson
Raymond EB
Irene c Anderson
Temple Sues Wallace Over $676 Claim and Local Operations
F. F. Temple Jr sues F. A. Wallace to collect 676 dollars alleging due on all make Haley Haley archie attorneys operations performed. Mra V. K. Allleon of Baker county, a writer of Mra BF. Scott Fisher of Athena underwent an operation here today. Mrs. M. A. Higby underwent a minor operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra
V. K. Allleon
Baker County
Mra BF
Scott Fieher
Athena
M. A. Higby
Downell City Council Receives Routine Petitions
City council heard several petitions last evening including a request to curb at the corner of Blure and Tustin, Elisabeth Roosevelt’s plea to keep wooden walks along her property, and Bowman’s request to mate a derrick at his workshop. The Washington street bande bid by Wi Construction Co. was accepted and an ordinance rebating property owners on West Raley Street was ordered to appear. A complaint about the condition of the Oregon theater truant house was noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Downell
T. C. Jordan
Blure
Tustin
Elisabeth Roosevelt
Madleon
C. PF. Bowman
Th ‘Derrick
Usckwarth
Wi Construction Company
Calvin, Lewis, Jackson
Monroe
Washington Streets
Oregon
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F. C. Mills
G &Neral Reserve
Naval
Naval Reserve
MM. G. Kent
Captain Hice
Lyman G. Rice
G. M. Rice
Weill
Mse
Mudent
Texier
Hart
Hart Schaffner & Marx
Hederson
Venice
Pendletons Greatest Department Store
the Peoples Warehouse
Our
New York Harbor
America
Munson Amy
Sanittary
Pure Food Dept
Pompeian
California
Stanfield
PRUIT
Cpt
Howse Tenteht
Inter
Sethe
Sienna
Elettion
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