Pendleton News Roundup Highlights Local Delays and Appointments
Pendleton reports on new school leadership with Principal Arriving and district 1H board plans. Mr Landreth from Lamar Cols to organize duties for the new term. Deputy Sheriff Funk arrives from Pensylvania amid sheriff murder aftermath. Community notes include garden growth at OLW depot and local hospital visits.
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Atetin Laidpeth
Newtselon
Peodtotom Hich School
Mr. Landreth
Lamar
Cols
Landreth
Open Air Protestant Service at Northoide Park
The open air services of the united Protestant churches in the city prov of de Popoien drew about 200 attendees at Northoide Park. Reverend Bum of the Piped Christian Church preached on How Thyself a Man, urging ono support by the congregation and choir.
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Pew Ie Serviers Popolar
United Protestant Pharohes
Thin City
Provof
Northoide Park
le Bum
Eam
Permits and fines cited in a mixed local note
Building permit issued for repairs and remodeling on Mbalest Street costing 740 dollars. George Johnson fined five days in court for driving with a revoked license. Ole Mine paid a fine in police court. A charge of drinking and disorderly conduct pending against a fourth party. Miss Donna Veo travels Wednesday for three weeks in Spokane to visit relatives.
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Polige Court
Orders for Tickets Arrive Amid Booking Rush
This morning Secretary C. S K Cranston of the Commercial Association turned over one order for seat seating Brahe as bookings rise. Multiple reservations for urnnd dtand with requests for help accompany the rush.
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C. SK. Cranston
Seat Tay
Natatorion Makes Oer Biggest Day At Wirima Bath
City natatorian May Vaughan Belloven led a splashed day as $13 in relief funds aided a notable swim event. Seven more bathers enjoyed Wirima water afternoon and evening while Saturday and Sunday brought in $49.60, handed to the mayor in ticket revenue.
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Vaughan Belloven
Helple
Titoag
Pendleton Association Plans August Meeting Details
A report indicates several important committees will be fed with the ceremony of the Pendleton Commercial Association to convene for the August meeting Tuesday evening in the cub rooms of the Bike building. Memorial moves are expected to be OH Une pti rina.
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Veveral
Pendleton Commercial Associatiog
Soclock
Miny- Frotinds
Tavior
Missing Wallet Found After Daylong Search
A man named Kla wate and Money were missing after a Sunday incident. A package with valuables could not be located at first, but during a later check the envelope Brown used previously revealed the lost contents. The envelope bore Afr Tirown’s name, linking it to earlier uses.
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Clint Nirown
Tino
Pendleton visitors plan future route to Portland
Plan to Nin Stage Baeland and son Roy Roland of Porthand, Pendleton visitors this morning, say once pavement between Fennleton and Walla Walla is finished they will operate on the road toward Portland. They came from Portland to Pendleton then to Walla Walla and Day ton returning by the same route. Other Portland men included Mingey FP, Mre. Roy Roland, Vida Biddie Heulah Roland and Chester Gillihan. They have an op outfit a truck and two touring cars tied for the trip. The Holants now run stage life from Vancouver to Camas Washington.
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Baeland and Son
Roy Roland
Porthand
Pendleton
Fennleton
Walla Walla
Fportland
Portland
Dayton
Beck Hare
Mia Vida Biddie Heulah Roland
Chester Gillihan
Vanncouver
Camas
Washington
Roadwork Near Adame Advances Bridge and Paving
The Warren Construction Co reports progress on the Athena Milton project with a bridge near Adame nearly finished and paving from Milton to Hive Mountain largely done. Expect completion in two weeks with city street removals along the highway and work extending toward Wenton.
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Adama
Athena
Warren Construction Co
Warren Construction Co. Fe
Athena-Milton
Milton
Hive Mountain
Lowey
Adame
Saturdaay Night
Wenton
Acreage to be released in Turkey Red fields
The county agent reports acreage in Turkey Red will be increased due to recent developments. Names such as Kerrugen and Dave Nelson are mentioned among those planning to contribute. Projections indicate shipments of grain to multiple counties and towns including The Dalles, Nolin, Pendleton, and Pilot Rock.
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Turkey
Mans Athom
Kerrugen
Dave Nelson
Elmer Moore
J. WF. Fiaher
al Sligher
John Sereit
Baum
Benniin
Dalles
Plone
Rams Shipped From Cunningham Sheep and Lincoln Plant
One hundred forty head of rams from the Cunningham Sheep and Land Company, billed as the world’s largest Ram-Loulet plant, were shipped from the range to the Salt Lake ram sale for August. Fred W. Palonen, new owner, county agent Bertter, and Oran Nebson, a college sheep expert, oversaw the move. The rams are in demand by fine wool breeders and for crossbred sheep in the Merino regions. The firm plans to ship 1000 head of grow-bred Din and Merino stock later this month as part of broader sales.
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Cunningham Sheep
Lan! Compminy
Salt Lake
Fred W. Paleoner
Cunningham Co
Pred Bentiion
Bretter
Livesack
Alo
Oran Nebson
Blankets for camping and harvest in tan gray plaids
Full size double cotton blankets described as soft nap with striped headings. Available in tan and grey, suitable for camping and harvest use.
Arrest Report Describes Immorality Charge and Fire Destruction
Police arrested Red Dilken and Helen Parmenteer in an ideal rooming house on a morning, charged with immoral conduct while stating they are not married. The couple admitted their status. a will was read but owners were not present. The building was destroyed by fire, and officials note insured contents. Other fires reported near Bowman and Watson creeks and Kelly Grove.
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Red’ Dilken
Helen Parmenteer
Howerts
Matilla Forest
Bowman
Watioon Creeks
Umititle Forest
Kelly
Wenaha Covent
Parole Violator Taken in Walla Walla Case
William Taylor, one of four youths linked to the Fell Cleaning Works robbery, was arrested in Walla Walla for parole violation and will be returned to jail this evening by Deputy Sheriff Joe Makley. He previously faced auto theft and family difficulties after paroled, with a sentence of two and a half years in the Oregon state penitentiary.
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William Taylor
Fell
Sherif Til Taylor
Walla Walla
Joe Makley
Taylor
Oregon
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