Social and Personal News From Pendleton Society
Pendleton’s social scene features weddings travel from Hillside Home to La Grande for a month long absence of Mrs Praaier and Mr Freeer with George Webb, and many visitors and local events. A large wedding group gathers at the Bowlsby home while tea events and luncheons highlight the week. Numerous Pendleton residents welcome guests from Los Angeles Havre and Lewiston as community notices list elections, lodge activities, and upcoming County Library silver medal contest.
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Frank Freeer
George Wo Webb
Hillside
la Grande
Sylvan
Jane Street
George A. Hartman
W. XN
Matlock
Mr. Cohn
Laura T. Nash
Alfred Lockwood
Stephen A. Lowell
Norborne Herkeley
William &. Lowell
Lester Hogers
Cohn
Wanted: House Demolish for Little War Tank Demo
A Victory Loan committee seeks a building to demolish for a French Whippet tank exercise arriving Wednesday afternoon. Interested parties should contact the committee at phone number 121. The target can be an old brick wall or stone pile, and any ditches or embankments suitable for tank use are welcomed.
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Victory Loan Committee
Victory Bridge Appeal for Liberty Loan Fund Drive
Wartime rallying poem urging Americans to finish funding the Victory Bridge through the Liberty Loan drive. It calls workers and citizens to sacrifice, praising heroes and national freedom while promising to complete the bridge as a duty to future generations. A Philadelphia author signs the call.
Giants Infield A Daring Powerhouse Of The Era
John McGraw leads the New York Giants with Hal Chase Larry Doyle Fletcher and Heinie Zimmerman forming a veteran infield. Despite ages ranging from 33 to 37 the quintet is praised as the fastest attacking infield in the game with strong offensive punch.
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John McGraw
New York Giants
Hal Chase
Fliat Sacker
Larry Doyle
Fletcher
Short
Heinie Zim- Terman
Red Sox
Open Road Bond Bids Tomorrow
County court will open bids tomorrow at 10 o'clock in the courthouse for 1,050,400 in road bonds. Myers from several bond houses arrived in Pendleton to submit bids amid changes to the sale plan. East End wool crop and fruit prospects are favorable per Louis Hodgen of Umapine. Pendleton aimed to raise 60,000 daily to meet weekly quota. Tieguota and AL Price reported progress. Effie Careill Maxey widow of Clark N Maxey, who died from wounds in France, sent a March 12 subscription to the First National Bank. she is Pendleton’s war widow contributor.
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Pendleton
East End
Saya Louis Hodgen
Umapine
Ajmpenmrangeer
Hodgen
Frouta
Weeron
Tieguota
AL Price
Mra
Effie Careill Maxey
Clark N. Maxey
France
First National Bank
Barnes Named Wheat Director and Head of Grain Group
The article states Barnes is the new United States wheat director and remains at the head of the grain corporation. He plans to settle with farmers under the government guaranteed price for the 1919 crop, backed by a billion dollar fund. It notes public concern over bread costs and Barnes’s central role in policy.
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Barnes
Mogi
United States
Grain Corporation
Parades and awards mark county event in busy week
The article notes parade helmets with feathered tops and dull grey ornaments prepared for a German entry at Parke Sp. It reports a county total of 577,000 with 475.00 to go, and mentions funds remaining after city contributions.
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Parke
Oder
Ealeed
Rhitn
Pendleton to Host Oregon State Trap Shoot Event
Pendleton prepares to host the seventh annual Oregon State Trap Shoot for men with ten house shooters expected. The accommodation committee, chaired by Dean Tatum, faces housing challenges as arrangements for lodgings with private families are arranged amid recruitment of participants and confusion over quarters.
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Pendigton
Dean Tatum
Local shoot draws visitors from several states
The committee reports a regional shooting event drawing visitors from northern Oregon to western Washington and east to Idaho. Shooters plan to arrive Saturday, practice Sunday, and compete Monday through Wednesday, May 6 to 7.
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Oregon
Washington
Idaho
Searches To Match Miyako In Penchantan Arena
Japanese wrestler J Anderson arrived in Penchetan from Vancouver with Miyako seeking a heavyweight match for his protege. Miyako, who favors Japanese style or jiu jitsu, has defeated heavyweights including George Hackenschmidt and The Terrible Turk.
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J. Anderson
Taro Miyako
Penchetan
Vancouver
H.C
Miyako
George Hackenschmidt
the Terrible Turk
Zhysxcko
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