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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Aug 28, 1918
Page
8
Ukiah residents report a week of edits and warm days as schoolhouse repairs complete with new heating in both rooms. Local families prepare for September school, while residents discuss health, visits, and town business including harvests, new housing, and arrivals from nearby areas.
Pilot Rock Oregon guards rotate duties at local warehouses while state police safeguard railroad warehouses between Pilot Rock and Pendleton. Five men are on duty nightly. A county Honor Guard dance to raise funds for war orphans, with Pendleton musicians. Community notices include a church reception for new residents Reverend and Mrs. Bickford, social Sunday school meetings, and Red Cross HQ moves to the church basement to serve the high school season.
Brief notice from a San Francisco newsroom seeking a girl described as missing after an extended absence. The item provides limited details and emphasizes the search by local editors without naming individuals or organizations.
Kugemann, linked with the YMCA in Cincinnati, asks police to aid in finding his daughter Mrs. Arthur Kennedy Doe not seen for over 20 years. After contacting a Phoenix match, he learns she may have quarreled with her husband and joined the army, possibly at Camp Fremont, or living at 316 Clayton Street in the city. He visited Clayton Street but found no trace, and Doe could not be located at Camp Fremont as her father recalls.
Aug 29. At La Port a Bishop Francis of Indianapolis reports miracles of surgery by United States medical men behind French lines. He saw soldiers saved from deep shrapnel wounds and nearly fatal abdominal injuries returned to the front. France lauds American sailors and marines for bravery at the front.
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