Pendleton Notes on Local People and Projects
Dr Lyte and W Ey Lytle depart for Salem after Pendleton hospital visit. Jack McDonald returns from service with honorable discharge. Warren Construction resumes paving, following a recent fire, pending operational flags. Geary Kimbrell back from Utah to a healthful post. Wallace Brothers report three trucks in service. School board delays awards. Charlow Milne demonstrates Republic farm-watching truck. County agents and US Biologics Survey team conduct county surveys for a winter rabbit campaign.
Ported and Portland figures in scattered domestic notes
A jumble of local items mentions Paul Baker and a Panta port of Nee robber, with reference to U S Marshal transfers to Spokane. Clayton Sloan Hack returns from overseas to join company 2772 HR Nas. Deputy Clerk Jomen B. Welch monitored office duties as Deputy Clerk at home with a cold. HR T Brown handles office alone awaiting return. Home Service notes report 133 families aided by Red Cross. $146.90 distributed in financial outlays per Virginia Todd secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oo Hobber
Ported
Paul Baker
Panta
Nee Robber
Wri Talen
Portland
U. 8
Marshal Peace
Spokane
Tela
Clayton Sloan
United States Army
New York
Hreatenanal
Camp Milla
Jomen B. Welch
Atll
Kindesk
HR. T. Brown
Clark
Home Service
Red Crow
Mises Virginia Todd
Cinmancial
Osrianes
Local Woman in Movies At Alla Theatre in Fixtravagance
Bertha Tichardson formerly Bertha Matlock of this city appears in the moving picture play Fixtravagance at the Alla theatre. The cast includes Doro ws Patton and a cousin of Guy Matlock of Pendleton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorows Patton
Alla Theatre
Bertha Tichardson
Bertha Matlock
This City
Guy Matlock
Pendleton
Banker Rack Returns from Vacation Trip in Oregon
G M Rice vice president of First National Bank came home last night after a two Weeho vacation motor trip to the Willamette valley and Portland. His son Richard joined him on their journey. Mr Rice drove via the Mo Kentle Pass praising the scenic route on the Oregon visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. M. Rice
First National Bank
Willamette Valley
Portland
Richard
Kiet
Ruseie
Hand Concert Appreciated by Large City Crowd
A weekly Pownd-Up band concert at the municipal band stand drew a large crowd on foot and by machine. The playing was praised and all numbers applauded. Whitman National Forest supervisor M Evans visited the city to plan returns toward Baker after quelling the John Day fire. some tasks will be dismissed but a Fire watch remains in place for a period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hk. M. Evans
Whitman National Forest
Baker
Wielling
Whitman Forest
Eid
Indian Boys Accused of Theft Handed to Authorities
Indian boys accused of stealing $20 from the Showaway home on the reservation have been turned over to Major Swartlander Indian agent. Pierce will be handled by the welfare agency while Williams returns to Chemawa Indian School. Dr William Litterer of Nashville, brother-in-law to Jack Keefe, awarded the distinguished service medal for wartime bacteriology breakthroughs. Rev Alfred Lockwood named to lead Eastern Oregon missionary district as Protestant Episcopal Church seeks greater membership and funds for world evangelization with a national goal of 20,000,000 by November.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jessa Pierce
Walter Williams
Swartalander
Chy
Plerce
Weal
Williams
Chemawa Indian School
Jack Keefe
William Litterer
Nashville
Tennessee
Tropmerry
Thin City
United States
Mra. Keefe
Thowalie Litterer
Mr. Keefe
Lyles
Fon <Air Coal and Iron Corporation
Lockwood
Alfred Lockwood
Church of the Redeemer
Oregon
Protestant Episcopal Church
Episcopal Church
Portland attorney Bronaugh warns of sand on Echo Pendleton road
Jerry Bronaugh a Portland attorney and Mazamis president stopped in Pendleton while traveling by car to Yellowstone Park with his son. He reported sand on the road between Echo and Pendleton and advised friends to proceed slowly. He traveled via The Dalles Alex Tone and Echo, reaching Pendleton in two days, and planned onward to Walla Walla Lewiston and Spokane.
Failure to Support Charged in Divorce Action
Michael Thompson named defendant in an divorce suit filed by his wife Josephine Thompson who accuses him of non support. She reports property value of 2900 sold recently and says she must live with her parents with two children. She seeks 75 per month maintenance and custody of the children. Court orders Thompson to pay 74 monthly to the clerk during the suit for Mrs Thompson’s support 50 court costs and 250 attorney fees. He has 10 days to pay or show cause. Raley Raley Steiner and H J Walker represent Mrs Thompson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Thompson
Josephine Thompson
Stempson
Thompson
Raley, Raley & Steiner
H. J. Warker
Mra
Quality and Economy in Purchases Describe Value
The text argues quality defines usefulness and service from a purchase. It states economy is not spending the least but maximizing advantage from money spent. It claims quality equals economy and cheapness equals extravagance.
Leaves for Greenboorn Mines in Haker City Region
H. D. Smith departed yesterday for the Greenboorn mines in the Haker City region and will be away for the rest of the summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. D. Smith
Greenboorn
Haker City
President J. Hoyt Visits Pendleton to Transfer Warren Construction Work
J. Hoyt, president of War ren Construction Company, was in Pendleton yesterday handling business at the local office. The visit focused on transferring ongoing projects and coordinating plans with local managers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. ©. Hoyt
Warren Construction Company
Pendleton
University of Oregon Women’s Building Fund Speaker Tour
Local committee seeks Lieut Lamar Toore to speak in Pendleton for the Women’s Building fund. Toore, recently returned from overseas service, plans a statewide tour but today’s schedule and announcements are unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Building Fund
University of Oregon
Lamar Toore
Pendleton
Lieutenint Toose
Oregon
Pendleton theater owners plan Portland tour to study showhouses
John Greulich of Matolek and Greulich owners of Pendleton’s three picture houses left for Portland to inspect showhouses and plan use of his investigations in a new theater to start construction next January. Mrs Grenlich and their hospitalized son accompany him. Dr A J Howard arrives from San Francisco to join the Parker dental corps on Main Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Greulich
Matolek
A. J. Howard
San Francisco
Corps of Dentists
Parker Dental Offices
Main Street
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Dr. Lyte
Salem
W. Ey Lytle
Eereattarn
Bitalnens
Mack McDonald
Jack McDonald
United Statos
Adama
Pat Lonerrin
Warren Construction
O P Orion
Geary Kimbrell
Geary Kimbrel
Utah
Kimbrell
Hoeese
Trucos
Wallace Brothera Garnuce
Wehool
Tein
Charlow Milne
Western TV Electric
Republic
Hecht
Ty Kielin
Fred Bennion
Cy L. Jomivon
United States Biologics Survey
Echo
Pendleton Cash Market, Inc
Departmenta.y
Insurance
Iam
Kerr Gifford & Na Ie
Joe Kerley
Chan
Loana Real Estate
Pendleton, Oregon
Ford
Denby
Cottonwood & Water St
Sfhle Ander
Koverall
Strauss
Koveralls
van Camp
Tru
Assort
Standard Grocery Co
EB. Court St
J. Long
Care East
Oregonian
Lynn K. Blakeslee
Somers Therapeutics
Temple Ridg
Room 13
Phone
Cecil Cosper
Smith Crawford
Pendieton Hote
The
Blue Mountains
Southern
Umatilla
H. M. Custer
Prep
Pilot Bees Lehman S Rings
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