Pendleton Visitors Attend Social Events and Weddings
A roundup of Pendleton society notes details visitors from Ashland Seattle Spokane and Walla Walla. People like Mrs J W Mee Dermuid Mr J J Pead and Mrs Foy Le Grow attended gatherings in Pendleton while Mrs Sadie Baie Winey Tclo son and Mrs Baum arrived from Seattle. A quiet home wedding united Miss Charlotte Anton Decalle and Mark Cooper at the Compton home with Rev J B Treland officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atre
Sadie Baie Winey Tclo
Mra
Baum
Bone
Seattle
Bnth
Ty Mo
Charles Hamilton
Mia
Henry Dixon Jenner
Mr FB
Judaid
John Vert
Catherine Thompson
Mite
Mailieline Mourgest
Mie Duplins Swearingen
Helen Johns
Mins
Mary John
Mise Eilele Mitkeaurhee
Charlotte Anton Decalle
Mark BR. Cooper
Compton
J. BF. Treland
Cooper
Mre
A. Coapton
Mtr Cooper Ra
von Pendleton
Pendleton Visitors From Across Oregon In Daily Roundup
Wednesday’s Daily George Beddow, once of ris bhut now a Hermiston finder, visited Pendleton yesterday. Sybil Farley of Harton Abstract Co. took a Portland vacation. Clyde Phil Niji’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. James McCraath of Perthind, plan to stay two weeks. Mrs. A. L. Poffenbergen and Miss Lucilla Baer head to Evanston and Delano respectively for training and nursing. Many Pendleton residents and visitors are noted, including Carleton Toot, Ads Decker, Katherine Regan, and others returning home from visits to Beaside, Astoria, and the coast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Beddow
Ris Bhut
Hermiston
Pendleton
Mora James McCraath
Perthind
Clyde Phil- Niji
Kost
Spen
Philip
Canada
Middle Weet
A. L. Poffenbergen
BH. Baer
Delano
Minn
Lucilla Baer
Evanston
Tov
Evanston Hospital
Mme Poffenbergen
Umatilla County
Mrye
James McCreath
Quente
Clyde Killins
Morthand
Local residents mingle during social visits and travels
Athena residents welcomed guests and reported travels to Pendleton Portland and beyond. Families like the Bryson, Kay, and Mord clans shared visits with relatives in Pendleton and Pilot Rock while planning moves to Lomnoore and Denver. Social events included a G A S Circle meeting, bridge seances, and various family gatherings across town.
Local residents travel as visitors and workers arrive
Names of towns and individuals fill a busy scene as travelers depart and locals prepare for new terms. Nell Bavely opens a school near Pier Hock while Ben North heads east from Portland. C A Anderson and others register in the city, with various visitors spending the night and returning home afterward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Widnester
Portland
Hall
Hot Lake
Authens
Meithelork
Wehniel Datriel
Pendioton
Buoehnoes
Nell Bavely
Leacer
Wold
Ben North
Hern
St. George Todin
A. Altionn
OW. Im & N.C
C. A. Anderson
Pilot Rock
Abr
Mr. H. Bock
Conquilly
Miles J. Din
Ingersoll-Rando
Beattle, Ly
Nataerhincnen
Clive Cheshire
Milton
Pendleton Visitors at Local Hotels and Homes
Teel Irrigation president Teel wins city honor as others arrive from Stevens Washington and Walla Walla. Briythea-Lean Co representative H Kloupele returns from Durtiemw trip. Hamilton visits Golden Tale from Portland. Minn ie Henry from Pendleton Mineoula Mountain and many others stop in Pendleton for the day staying at St George Hotel and visiting locals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teel
Teel Irrigation Company
H.kloupele
Briythea-Leanorgan Co
Stevens
Washington
Hamilton
Portland
Mollon
Walla Walla
Groen
Elty
Ta Grande
Minnie Henry ix
Pendleton
Mineoula
Mountain
Holdman
J.J. Foley
Hopper
Johon Horlbert
Byer Hamilton
Kiston
Wash
Easton le
Cascades
W. W. Howard
Echo and Fine
The
St. George
W. Downey
Poulton
Hotel Pendleton
W. Ft
Lee Anglers
Rhodes
Pontiinal
Weather and stray figures in a breezy day report
The day features a gentle breeze and clear blue sky with temperatures near 4. Yesterday thermometers read up to 96, with a runline win noted at 65.
Protecting Tonbons from quick seat on table
Instructions describe building a decorative beehive shaped frame with seven parallel pieces and three circles to support sweets. A delicate white net covers the frame, with a colored ribbon wrapped around a white ring at the top and small buds attached at the base, creating a decorative display.
Fire Department Gas Masks Sold At Five Dollars
War Department announces sale of gas masks to firemen at five dollars each. Surplus gear including harness, tow halters, and wool shiners stored in San Antonio will be auctioned on August 25 at the Bor ton supply base. Items include 16,000 dozen sheep shine, showrlings, and camp equipment with prices set for bulk lots. Some equipment will also be offered at New York and Philadelphia offices as buyers sought.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Aue
War Department
San Antonio
Saltont
Borton
New York City
New York
Philadelphia
Charges fixed for telephone services in Oregon
An order by the Public Utility Commission fixes maximum rates for telephone connections and moving services for Oregon providers except Pacific Telephone and Telegraph. The new rates take effect September 1, reducing exchange and installation charges from 50 cents to 2.50 and installation station fees from 1.60 to 0.? symbols. the text notes adjustments and distribution to affected communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sat
Bendy
Oder
Eliorece
Elwerge
Inetaliins
Exiauston
Exehimes
Baddie Teire Sibeortiere
Only Japanese Aviatrix in America
Mitehi Mori, described as the prettiest Japanese girl in the country, is noted as the only Japanese aviatrix in America. She has been taking lessons at Atlantic City for the past month, with her instructor promising another month of training.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mow
C. Sturgin
Penlotiepeeh
Howton
Mere
Theomipeon
Spokane
Hayden Lake
Dwar Thompson
Chaive Ifeet
Bingham Springs
Mise
Helen Thompson
Miss Thompson
Mise Hoch
America
Mitehi Mori
Har
Aimer
Jon
Sossone
Atlantic
Private telephone service rate changes outlined
The document details reduced charges for private branch exchange connections, moving telephones within the same room, and changes to instrumentality usage. It notes rate reductions for exchanges under 1000 subscribers and for certain relocation events, with specific figures such as 3.40, 4.50, 2.50, 1.00, and 5 to 2. It references directory, switchboard, and circuit expenses and indicates non mandatory charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ned
Bratet
Charkce
Oneh
Brotech Exchange
Fremnalina
Rainbow fashion and short sleeves gain autumn appeal
The article notes a push to popularize short sleeves as blouses and dresses shift for autumn. Rainbow tones dominate, with bridesmaids in matching gowns of varied hues and rainbow party dresses in demand among younger shoppers. A pastel rainbow decorates lingerie and boudoir items, with a chic palette of green yellow blue ivory white and coral pink.
Amy Clark Dies of Heart Disease in Portland
Miss Amy Clark, age 17, of Pendleton, died suddenly of heart disease in Portland yesterday after years of illness. Funeral notices list relatives including father Woo C Clark and other family members. service arrangements were incomplete in the local notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amy Clark
Portland
Amy Claykee
Pendleton
Tarthon
Father Woo
Clark
Anne Joe
Miss Chark
Brown's
Dridertal Beg
Legend of the sacred pipe and wilderness memory
A reflective fragment evokes an ancient pipe, sacred grass, and ghostly tribes drifting through a waning prairie mood. Names drift in a dreamlike cadence as the speaker laments lost counsel and the quiet, hidden power of dreamtime and memory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marnard Dinerbir Sopperber
Threads From a Fashion Column on Fit and Wrinkles
A fashion note explains that poorly fitting shoes wrinkle due to a low heel and instep, especially with a long shoulder foot. Raising the heel can improve fit for a low instep, and shoes wrinkling from width can be corrected after a fitting.
Fragmented Shoe Care Advice From A Vintage Column
A garbled passage discusses inner soles, shoe trees, and fashion tips. It mentions keeping shoes fitted with shoe trees when not worn and a purported method using materials like Linsue Tipo for support. It also references a well dressed woman and aloof advice on appearance and maintenance.
Butter Worti $50 000 Sets Hy Federal Agents
Ambiguous report from Chicago notes a $50 000 butter related seizure. Federal agents, acting on warrants, moved to counter a high level fraud scheme. District Attorney office confirms ongoing War on illicit activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Istrict Attorists
Leading Spokesman for League of Nations
A new portrait shows Sciutar Glbert Hitchenelyte as the Democratic member of the Voreleo Meltationsa Oat Wittes and the leading cookstman for the upcoming peace treaty push. The description frames him as the primary advocate for League of Nations goals and broader peace efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
League of Nations
Sciutar Glbert
Striking Reporters Vote to Return Under Terms
Omaha Neb August 21 reporters on strike from The Hin Thee voted to return to work under terms. The action followed by three or more members leaving the group. Leaders remained steadfast but some readers may resume duties as talks continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
Neb
Hinh Thee
Aos Tortmes
Thee
Clearkfield man receives $16 owed for past services
Clearkield resident Fenwick Maclowd receives a check for 16 dollars with a letter explaining the sum is for his father’s services rendered three years ago in the army. The father has been dead 47 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleavkield
Fenwick Maclowd
Clearteld
Remedy Advice From Old Time Loebleville Notice
A reader quotes a travel tale and medical ad from Lowleville Kentucky promoting Chamberlain's Cough Remedy andDigestive Tablets. The text urges readers to try the remedy for stomach trouble, indigestion, and bilious attacks, claiming it brought relief and urging others to use the product and share experiences.
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Pendleton Vosternary
J. W. Mee Diermuid
J. J. Pead
Trou Kroopton
PG. Sinow
George Darman
Phil Winan
Colombia
Mir Wiliam Spencer
Mes Juesin Jones
Heppner
Peadtteton
Ales. Spencer
Mra George Fell
Mirw. Jones
Shiter
Mir. W. TL Prock
Troy Alexander
Milwaukee
Santtarium
Mer
Ming W. J. Potteraan
Alekwander
B. Chlonpek
Uidinochas Springs
Mr. Jataee
Mrw. T
Boon
Murphy
Mien Dane Myr
Kane
Mra Murphy
Mies
Adne Murphy
Ave
Dom
Einen
Wer
Slater
Mae
John Growloh
Son Pranels
Walla Walla Toilag
Jamis
Bites
Uy Work
Gooerke
Mr. Ten~ Tes
Frank BO Bession
Brookings, & DD
Op J. Hegemian
Pls Thompson
Lehman Springs
Charles Hood
Porthand
Salem
Mira
Needham
E. Wooderd
Fitenaielow
Todms
Hin
Condon
Dr Brewgell
Aynomia Ly
J. W. Bipnenord
Ely
Pomerny
Kent A. Jideo
Wortharnd
G. Doorhie
Mr. A
Montgomery Ie
la Grande
J. Sig Davin
Jonegh
A. L. Hamler
Sprague. Wash
Pt. George
A. Kenn Ti
Tfollx
M. Bredshaw
Ellensburg
Br. Eorke
Ete Boith
H. K. Traver
Eugene
Sybil Farley
Harton Abstract Co
John Catlin
J. Burke
Bulmer
Porthnd
Robert Divhop
Chaitney Miahey
Thin City
George Strand
J. C. Miller
Benside
Hornig
Forthind
Carl Toot
Mary Elizabeth
Siending
Beaside
Astoria
Misa Ads Decker
Fiona Regain
Jered
Pocco
Katherine Regan
William Wale
Porthind
Btale
Att
Mars
AL CC
Hampton
Acc
Mas
Thampton
James Bowler
Flora Harper
Lili
Walla Watta
Jones
Albert Jutinpontertinis
Miles City
Montana
C. A. Straub
W. H. Reynolds
Roghkaway
Bay Ocean Honchos
Dm Reynolds
Aho
Tustines Mims
Wesley Mims
United States
Mise Mims
Virginia
T. de. Carpenter
Bede
Carpenter
Scho ‘Partie School
William Hord
Mike Frances Hord
Batupdas
Denver
Colorado
Hord
Peoples Warehouse
Charlee Bonney
Mire
Newport
Walter Rees
Joyce
B. Boyd
Athena
Poodleton
Ehe
Jamon Sturgin
Gues
Bturgis
Monroe Street
Mixes Opal Alice
James Hill
Merc
B. P. Tullock
Charles Carter
Mins Norfin Alloway
Aire
G. G. Bryson
Lomnoore
California
I. M. Wilbur
Misa Marjorie Kay
Mike Kena Hales
Mite Kay
University of Oregon
Miss Kay
Gamna Ph Bem
Oregon
Myrtle Farley
Sybil Purley
Mrs Purley
Whit Sin
William M. Mord
F.ce Moorhouse
Water Street
Mra. Hord
J.T. Tiehardeon
J. Jo Rogers
Bickers
J. E. Helstand
Carl Proding
Wilna
George Dutler
Broding
Af Goowlmm
Ida
Lee Morgan
Heeamt
Morgan
Coshic
Elin Anderson
Ella Meng
Anna Peterson
Mise Liseie Peterson
Airs
Agnes Williamson
Anna Wdlintin
Mix
Chrrie Dale
Anna Goodman
Atte
Lucile McFarhand
Lotte Long
Gertrude Vink
Mire Stevens
Mortie Farfey
Lela Taylor
Hattia Pergudon
Celestine King
Jennie Kennedy
Edna Cook
Mike Alta J Mentzerfort
Anni Herrick
Mewette Vain Fragier
Victoria
Wodle Clarke Nolkon
Title City
Mav Sawyer
Witerloo
Hows
Marl Sawser
Vendleton
Mist Sawyer
G. Hansen
Perdinand Waho
Wood Mew
RM. Thomas and
Fumily
Fredonia
Cheerlee Dickey Ranch
Athen
Karl Sawyer
Joe Grinde
Winer Quente
Dickey Ranch
Alere Aansen
Thomas Will
I. i
Sade
LL. Vo McCroskes
Webfoot Aircraft Coe
War Dept
Willias
Stewart Washington
William M. Steuart
Michigan
Roy
Mouwe
Zaleeman
Lowleville
Chamberlain
Uoile
Rodtelee
Tolie
Bowie
Rome
Chinberiata
Tate Iit
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