Social And Personal Notes From Pendleton in Late Aug
Red Crom workers have completed 280 refugee garments since August 5. Mrs Ida Fowler in charge urges doubling the number in three weeks and welcomes all to help. A Christian church women’s meeting is set for Thursday at 2 16 pm to discuss Round Up work. A wedding bonds the bride Miss Marie Mikerell and W C Crawford at the bride’s mother’s home. Numerous local visitors and journeys populate the Pendleton scene as residents travel to Portland Seattle and Walla Walla for errands and leisure.
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Red Crom
Ida Fowler
Arcuritia USA
The
Christian Church
All Church
Ololck
Marie Mikerell
W. C. Crawford
Augusta Rust
West Alta Street
H. H. Hubbell
Mises Hail
Selby Johnson
Irene Swanson
Charlie Dudley
Swanson
Dea
Georgette
Miss Hall
Mise Johnson
L. & Rodgers
William Pierce
Pendle‘ton
Helix
Mise Pern Getehell
Wallace
Dai
E. Getchell
New Pendleton
Elmer Storie
Airs A. L. Storie
Walla Walla
A. L. Storie
Charles Lewis
Stanfield
Pendleton
Clarke Leiter
la Grande
G. A. Johnson
Paseo
Washington
Linn Biureglis
Lillian Purdy
Charlen Purdy
Portland
Mire Minnie & Stillman
Liberty Yeomanette leads Bremerton Navy Yard service
Fragmented wartime notes describe Liberty Yeomanette Melardeon at Bremerton receiving applications from local Pendleton boys and processing pay, with mentions of Pendleton Girlie Honor Guard members and a letter from Joe Despain serving with Canadian forces in France. Also noted are naval rounds trips by Mont Welin and Lt Ireland’s arrival from Camp Lewis.
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Liberty Yeromanette
Mise
Thelma Fichardeon
Yeoman
Liberty Yeomanette
Bremerton Navy Yards
Mies Imelardeon
Premerton
Riley Ittchardson
Pendleton Girlie Honor Guard
Henry Thompson
Joe Despain
Pendleton
France
Grover Despain
Fritz
Charlie
Mother Daniels
Gould
Oregon
Newburg
Ore
Lly
Newells
Brother
Joe
Mont Weln
Atlantic
Baseball Scores From Yesterday
The American league results show Boston 1 Detroit 1 and New York 7 Philadelphia 8. St Louis 4 Cincinnati 2 in a mixed set of outcomes. The National league games include Philadelphia 7 Pittsburgh 6 and Cleveland 2 Philadelphia 8 with other scores noted.
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Westerday
Boston
Detroit
New York
St. Loukas
Cleveland
Philaelphia
National Jean
Philadelphia
Pittsburgs
Allies push near Somme and Le Havre in renewed offensive
War dispatches report French forces within seven miles of the Somme at a joint port near Newhaven, with British and Allied troops advancing toward key railway towns. Advances total about seven to eight miles in several sectors as German positions thin along a broad front. Prisoners are reported in several pockets as Allied columns press forward amid heavy fighting and rearguard actions.
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Wesle
Somme
Newhe
Indomeine
Chautnes
Ralaire
Advanoche
Conain
Army news fragment on troop movements near Somme
Fragment notes troops crossing the Somme with cover from Neske and reports hundreds of privators being taken hourly.
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Neske
Somme
Non essential industries listed at conference
A conference of field representatives of the Federal Employment Service enumerated non essential industries. Among those named were automobile accessories, drivers of pleasure cars, cleaning and repairing delivery of vehicles, sightseeing cars, auto track operations not tied to fuel or wartime government work, and training not linked to war product delivery. Also listed were bowling, billiard and pool rooms, bakeries and bottle supplies, candy manufacturers, cigars and tobacco, cleansers and dryers, clothing, confectioners, builders not engaged in war work, dancing academies, mercantile stores, fruit stands, livery stables, pawnbrokers, and peanut vendors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Towle
Federal Employment Service
Academion
Floriaa Fruit
Cuticura Heals Sister's Skin in Little Time
A家庭 letter extols Cuticura Soap and Ointment for a sister's severe rash misused as measles like eruption. After using one cake of Cuticura Soap and one box Ointment the child recovered quickly. The signer Myrtle Shipp from Gien Co. urges readers to try Cuticura for all toilet uses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrtle Shipp
Gien¢avey
Cole
Ang
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B. E. Rinkere
Panna
Baptist Church
Glen Miller
G. W. Ruger
Kenneth Warner
Mira
A. F. May
Mr. W. BP
Hopper
Mre. O Crawferd
WV. Tallman
M Tallman
Folkom
Gilman Folcom
Mies Jean Folcom
Meachans
Guy Matlock
Evens
Alfred Lockwood
Spokane
P. T. Hales
Mit Rona Hales
F. A. Frewen
Elly
St. George
J. W. Rebinken
St. Ceorge
A. Altggins
John Scott Milla le
Swase
Hermiston
B. Somers
R. Xeeve
Midvale
H. G Lrons
Fran Lea Grande
Louis Boved
H.W. Merrill
Syckane le
Edward Doffa
Melix
Ireland
Hidred Tereland
Pen- Aleten
Lewis
Padelaia
Bom
Standard Oil Company
Come, USA
Pendleton Drug Company
Rpm
Mellee
Gracely
P. B. Gravely Tobaccs Company
Danvills
Virginia
Cuticura
Ansco
Neil Ansco
Cyko Paper
Ansco Chemical
Tallman & Co
Wealvertee
Childrens School
Onur Fine
Main St
Oregonian
Umatilla County
Eco
Northwest
Nation
Globe
East Oregonian Pub. Co
Pendleton, Oregon
Post Office
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