Marriages License Granted to Gada and Darling
Marriages license issued from the county clerk’s office Saturday to Albert Gada of Illinois and Clare Darling of Pendleton City. The item also mentions local hospital tonsil removal, community events, and upcoming visits by officials and agents, with notes on demonstrations and patrols in Hoppner and surrounding areas. The report includes social visits, health notes, and plans for demonstrations and meetings led by Lorene Parker and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Icense
Albert Gada
Illinois
Clare Darling
Fendletoy
Suit on Mollet pares in Oregon carage case
A civil action alleges Hine tapped the plaintiff in a salt tied incident Saturday involving J F Bunch, Dr Minch and Co Pinch. The plaintiffs seek to recover 200 dollars plus 74.74 dollars and 50 dollars in damages or fees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oregon
J. F Bunch
Dr. Minch and CO
Round-Up Slides Sought for Lectures Across Oregon
Pendleton Commercial Association secretary K Cranston reports University of Oregon asks where to obtain Round-Up and Indians of Oregon pictures to make slides for use in elev al invtrivetion programs tied to lectures statewide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. Cranston
The
Pendleton Commercial Association
Han
University of Oregon
Oregon
Will Have “E2” on Tecks in San Francisco District
Instructions sent to the Twelfth district reserve bank of San Francisco call for all banks to print the number 12 in large letters on checks issued hereafter. The mark aims to identify out of town items and reduce coin handling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twelfth District Reserve Bank of
San Francisco
Ald Ninber
Uielr
Pleasant Round-Up park crowd boosts city pool hopes
In Pendleton yesterday warm weather drew large crowds to Round-Up park municipal pool. J. KR. Brown, in charge, said if conditions stay favorable the pool will remain open for locals and visitors during Phund-tp, stretching the season for the benefit of the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pendleton
J. KR. Brown
Application Blaths Arrive For Women Motor Drivers
Special application trunks arrived today and are distributed to women applicants in France seeking motor driving roles. The group aims to expand female participation in commercial driving and transport services across the country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Permit for Improvements at Motelsite Blading Project
Twenty five women from the northwest division are to We ent during the next six months with a $0 allotment. Evelyn Summerville is the only Pen detonation woman dignified for intention of going. A permit was issued from the city records office for blading on the Motel SL. Geatee of ? Mteel fire cheapo. Cost of the Kin Provement is placed at 360 dollars. Dr FLL Ingram and Albert Bilck ier arrived from Meacham and enjoyed a splendid grouse shoot, five birds on the trip. Two drunks reported Saturday night at the municipal grounds. Indiank John min Minthorn and Anna Minthorn were booked, bailed at 10 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evelyn Summerville
Geatee of
Fll. Ingram
Albert Bilckier
Meacham
Grouse Hunt on Telegraph Bridge Noted by Party
Dan Bowman and associates including Fred Brook and 2 F Donlep hunted grouse yesterday on Telegraph Bridge. They reported splendid sport with four total birds bagged and identified as part of a brisk outing by Linsit group members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linsit
Dan Bowman
Baum
Fred Brook
F. Donlep
W Imrty
Telegraph Bridge
Juder John Hailey In Charge At City Office
John Hailey will head the city recorder's office for two weeks during Jonke Pits Gerald's absence on vacation. This morning he handled a drunken couple and the related $10 forfeiture in lieu of holding police court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Juder
John Hailey
City Recorder’s
Jonke
Gerald
Red Cross Poster Hangs at Federal Building
A large Tet Crom poster received today by C. E. Roosevelt and the county chapter rotary is displayed in the federal building to inspire Pendleton Red Cross workers. The poster shows American and English women under a flame of two nations bearing the Red Cross with the caption Crise de Guerre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. E. Roosevelt
Federal
Pendleton Redross
Sugar Restriction Orders for Tourists During Travel
State Food Administrator Averhap issued an order limiting tourists to two pounds of sugar per purchase at a time within the mile of cigar shops. A record mandate requires capturing each tourist name and address. Reports show some tourists are evading limits by buying across multiple towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Averhap
Plow Accident Injures WH Wyrick Ranch Man
Jom W. Cates employed on the WH Wyrick ranch was repairing a tow when a plow beam dropped catching his left hand. The forefinger was cut, the fingertip sewn back, and the second finger badly mashed. He was brought to town and is resting well with hopes held for saving the fingers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tee Cates
Jom W. Cates
Wyrick Ranch
Cates
Mr. Aytes
Virus Camp Lewis Report Highlights Training and Drainage
A reader’s paraphrased summary notes a visit by a group returning Saturday from a convention in Seattle and Tacoma. The camp sight is praised as wonderful with rain and mist not hindering drill. Boys wear uniforms and continue field work. A 670 grenade is kept in good condition thanks to an expedient drainage system that reduces mud.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis
Seattle
Toon Tewth
Pendleton Welcome for Stamey Family at Donati Laundry
Mr and Mrs Carl Stamey of Ellentary Wash arrive in Pendleton to join Donati Laundry. Min Stamey becomes cartier and book keeper while Mr Blaney works in the mechanical department. Both have field pon and Mirk Stamey is a painter for Mrs Le Diteman of Pendleton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pendleton
Carl Stamey
Etlenatyre
Wash
Saturnas
Donati
Min Stamey
Cartier
Blaney
Mes Stamey
Mirk Stamey
Mra. le Diteman
County Chairmen Meet Amid Veil of Unclear Names
Local report notes a gathering of county chairmen with unclear references to Mire Ron Hinhop and mentions of Omatinia counts chairivan, leaving reader with uncertainty about participants and agenda.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mire
Ron Hinhop
Omatinia
Chairivan
From Week and Lame To Well and Strong
Quick relief claims for kidney health from promotional copy. Mrs H T Strayn of Gainesville Ga describes bladder inflammation relief and regained strength after using Kidney Pine supplements. The ad urges readers to try Kidney Mi and promises early improvement and lasting benefits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hiraynge
Mra H. T. Strayn
Gainesville
Bea
Beck
al Dimber
Port land conference plans for mothers aid service
Women in Portland and nearby towns organize for a December or winter service marching in a virt body to carry their nervies slings, with arrangements to be made at the conference. Delayed shipment of dressings material from Seattle to Umatilla County Red Cross extends quota deadline beyond September 1. workers asked to complete reports as quickly as possible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Seattle
Umatilla County
Roosevelt
Meeting Tonight For School Board Vacancies
The school board will hold a special meeting tonight to fill a few remaining vacancies. It is probable that the high school principal will be elected this evening.
Finance Committee Meeting At Methodist Church Tonight
A finance committee of the Methodist church will be held at the church tonight. Members urged to attend and assist in the budgeting and offertory planning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church
Guards Report at Armory March for Ute Draftees
At 7 30 A M members of companion a and Will report to the Armory and at 7 39 A M march in the pain in honor of Ute draftees pritraining at B50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Companion A
Tickets On Sale Tomorrow For Lecture At Happy Canyon
Tickets go on sale tomorrow for a Friday evening lecture at Agia 00 in Happy Canyon given by Private Michael O'Rourke. He is noted for three highdet medals won in the British army. Tickets cost fifty cents with proceeds for the Girth Honor Guard. Honor Clourd firm will sell the Uckets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agia
Happy Canyeh
Michael O'Rourke
Honor Clourd
Uckets
Slight Accident Outs Oregon Military Police Patrol
Lieutenant J. W. Rocker and Private Galloway of the Oregon Military Police reported a slight accident on the Hoppner grade when the hub of a wheel broke. They had to bank the car until help arrived, and the patrols were noted to be doing good work in the Hoppner and Condon territory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillie
Oregon Military Police
Ol Hoppner
Pme
O. M.P
Hoppner
J. W. Rocker
Irivate Galloway
Condon
Rocker
M. Ps
Funeral Held for Mrs F M Edwards
The funeral of Mrs F M Edwards aged 30 was held Saturday at Felcom chapel after service at St Anthony's hospital. Rev H B Hubbell officiated. She is survived by husband, parents Mr and Mrs A B Hanna of Meacham, three brothers J K Hanna of Pendleton, Alex Hanna of Meacham, Carl Hoona of Meacham, and two sisters Mrs Roy Caan of Pendleton and Mrs E F Carney of McKay Creek. The service was well attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. M- Elwardir
St. Anthony’s Hospital
Meliday
Felcom Chapel
H. B. Hubbell
Edwards
A. B. Hanna
Meacham
Rothers
J- K. Hanne
Pendleton
Alex Hanno
Carl Hoona
Roy Caan
Mra E. F. Carney
McKay Creek
Homecoming Update From Comery Mine District
Frank Saling and family returned Friday from Granite Grant county where they stayed summer. They were at the Buffalo mine near Granite where ore is being mined and shipped. Ore is hauled to Independence mill two miles away, concentrated, and sent to the smelter. High Grade ore goes directly to the smelter without concentration. Buffalo ore is rich and brings about $2.00 per unit, a wealth producer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Comery
Frank Saling
Granite
Grant County
Buffalo Mine
Mr. Saling
Independence Mill
Girls to wear arm bands for Umatilla draft
Sixty Umatilla county draftees headed to Camp Lew will wear white arm bands with a blue lottery inscription on their sleeves. A Girl Honor Guard will witness the bands, with Hugh Bowman named leader. The practice mirrors a broader city effort featuring similar bands for those departing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Umatilla County
S.5
Camp Lew
United
Statens National Army
Girlt
Bix
Girly Jaye
Court House
Army
Hugh Bowman
Movietape Visit Shows Farm Machinery In Action In Umatilla County
A government film crew led by M. B Bhreck tours Umatilla County with demonstrations of farm equipment. George Weedward near Athena and J. He Key at St Culler provide scenes of tractors and harvesting devices, capturing ground-powered threshers and combine listers for screening locally with Mr Shock handling distribution and nationwide filming by George Meremery in the West.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Umatilla
Einarilla
Perdietor Cou
U. & Department of Agriculture
M. B Bhreck
Cm Faturday
Mer Streich
Mearme I. Cheareeie
Secretary of Agriculture
Ob Shatteck
Calla County
Mgr
W. W. Harra’y Ranch
Georgee Weedward
Athena
J. He Key
St. Culler
Mr. Shock
Dave
Georsene
March
Uline
California
Chesett
Geowrmerey
Wala Watts
Round-Up film at Alta theater tomorrow night
The Round-Up screening is set for tomorrow at the Alta theater. Admission is free and the film is described as one of the best ever. Saleh and Ikon of the Bh are mentioned among notable show items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alta
Saleh
Picfree
Hoan Receives Government Typewriter Aid
Readable lines indicate Hoan obtains a government typewriter aid for draft communications. An official delivery provides the device to assist local volunteers and clerks in processing correspondence to the country. The article notes the boost to wartime administrative effort.
Baby Daughter Born At St Anthony's Hospital
Mrs Le Creemer and husband ts of Baby Daughter I welcome the infant born today at St Anthony's Hospital weighing sixty pounds? in the Hetty Wie area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra le Creemer
Daugehter
Tolay
Bt Anthonys Hospital
Hetty
Setes Peomda
Keater Home After lengthy Canada trip abroad
Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Keater arrived home after a two week absence following a tour through ten Canadian countries. Keater said the trip was pleasant and revealing, though some farm land ventures encountered delays and required hard work before progress toward providence could be seen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. J. Keater
Canata
Keater
Cart
Kester
District Attorney's Duties Focus After Three Done
Three tasks completed clear the way for the district attorney to devote full effort to core duties. Officials emphasize prioritizing prosecutions, public safety, and case management as streams of work intensify. The move signals transition from preliminary matters to substantive legal action and district oversight.
Morrigee License Isard and Marriage Creer Event
A garbled report notes a marriage event involving Isard and Creer. It mentions Abe Scorning, Voy MM, Seguin, Saeatihy, and Grace Smith in a county election office context. Details are unclear due to OCR errors but indicate a license or marriage record tied to local officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abe
Voy MM
Seguin, Saeatihy
Ad Grace Smith
Penedleton
Unclear fragment hints at beach scene and whispering waves
Fragmentary text describes a beach setting with people and whispers, mentioning a three week period and vague names, but lacks coherent facts, dates, or identifiable actions to summarize as a full news item.
Unclear text. New draft rules and forms reviewed
Fragmentary OCR notes describe draft changes and registration forms. Mentions new cards, reform suggestions, and June timing. Content is garbled with numerous typos and missing specifics.
Reclassification Shifts William Kinley Tacheila in Oregon Draft
The district draft board reclassifies William Kinley Tacheila placing him in office Cc from Class 1-E. The action is based on claim that Mr. Tacheila is farming and cultivating a tract in Umatilla County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiliam Kinley
Fragmentary OCR legal note from a circuit court hearing
An OCR fragment reports a drunken court hearing involving individuals named Scott Redfearn Pletcher Avelan and Ned, with references to a plaintiff and a broken description of a log and ant driven terms. The text is garbled, but indicates a civil matter with a court action and party names. No clear outcome or date is discernible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bastien Cwart
Scott Redfearn
Keifer
D. Petr
Wutren
Advance Bank Faces Turbulence Amid Ongoing Credit Crunch
An unstable banking situation emerges as lenders tighten credit, with the north bank reportedly under pressure and facing scrutiny from regulators. The turmoil affects loan access and market confidence, drawing attention from financial officials and investors worldwide.
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J. Es Gortin
St Anthony's Hospital
Weeton
Milton
Mina Lorene Parker
N.E. A
John MccNaughton
Newspaper Enterprise, Association of
Cleveland
Ohio
N. B.A
Duffs Everette Tre
Ens Oregonian
Fred Earl
Kdiih Johnson
Norm Allewar
Noak Lea Fontaing
Jer
Bob Parker
Beattie
Camp Lewis
Mount Haller
Wyll M. Peterwa
C. B. Roosevelt
Fed Crom Auxiliary
Weston
Lorene Parker
Demonet Tallon
Mia Parker
Pitot Rock
Utah
Counin
Ms. Shrook
Mir Shock
Bond
Bond Bros
Pendictons’ Lending Clothiers
Goodrich
Cottonwood
Hue
Miniival
Indlank Johnmin Minthorn
Anna Minthorn
Watson
Tallman & CO
WM. Goedecke
Happy Dey's Cigar Store
Bilmes Iivec
Jersey
Bommdt
Advance OY
Oretet Bank
Fane el Peer
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