Endeavor Society outing and local social notes
Fourteen members of the Endeavor Society of the church joined a 4 am trek to Brer's Grove for a campfire and breakfast. The column lists numerous Pendleton area residents visiting or traveling, including Will Church and family en route to Portland, Snyder and family returning from six weeks across Oregon and Washington, and many others visiting from Vancouver, Beaver, Meacham, Pilot Rock, Hermiston, and Spokane. It notes birthdays, weddings, and new births, with travel by car and train among towns like Portland, Seattle, and Walla Walla, plus assorted local business visits and hotel stays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Endeavor Society of the Church
Brer’s Grove
Roy
J. E Snyder
Walter Snyder
Oregon
Washington
Snyder
Seattle
Camp
Wis
Vancouver
Beaver
Tillamook County
Barley Curl
Marleer
Cloverdale
Wits
Portland
Hoppner
Medernach with Knights of Columbus at Camp Lewis
Dr Garry Medernach former Pendleton man is with the Knights of Columbus at Camp Lewis and expects to leave soon for France. Dr Medernach has been in Portland during the past few years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra
Haniey
Fortland
Eugene
University of Oregon
Frank Waltman
Holdman
Lelia Tassor
Stonewall Jackson Street
E. Bonney
Caroline Bonney
Mins Honney
Penbleton High School
University of Washington, Beattie
Garry Medernach
Pendleton
The
Knights of Columbia
Camp Lewis
France
Medernach
Portland
Umapine Boy Tells of Going Over the Top
Ernest Jordan of Umapine writes from the western front in France about going over the top five times in four days, marching about 25 miles, and surviving heavy shelling. He notes captures of German weapons, mentions machine gun resistance, and describes field hardships and his desire to be home soon. He signs as a member of Co. B, 13th Infantry, A. E. F. with family letters home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Umapine
Ernest Fpf. Jordan, Si
Mra. J
Jordan
Western Front
France
Wee
Supporr
Ernest Jordan
13Th Infantry
Indian letter from Wilbur Minthoiim at Camp Meade
Wilbur Minthorn writes from Camp Meade Maryland about transit from Providence to Maryland, army life, raw camp conditions, and observations on soldiers including Black soldiers, rail travel, and longing for home. He mentions Providio Salt Lake St Louis and Avgetaland as stops en route.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wher Minthorn
Oian
Swartalander
Umatilla Indian Agency
Minthorn
Drate
Camp Meade
Maryland
Prowidio
San Francisco
Salt Lake
Geen 9
St.Louis
Piriweo
Grett
Providio
Artilery
Ted
Rome
Weill
Beurtelander
Avgetaland
McDowell
Wilith
Camp Meade Maryland
Instruction Board to Organize Draft Training Efforts
A local article discusses forming a Board of Instruction to work with the draft board, organizing military instruction for draftees from Pendleton. It notes prior local guards have provided summer instruction and that the board aims to prepare draftees for camp life and expectations, with emphasis on dependents, training, and discipline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Han
Board of Instruction
Focal Draft Board
Pendleton
Umatilla
German Alien Women Must Get Permission To Change Residence
United States Marshal G. Alexander reports to the attorney general on a requirement governing German alien females changing residence. Within a registration district they must report changes to the local officer and present their registration card for endorsement. A move to another district requires a permit obtained by applying at the registration office with the card, subject to penalties for violations. Local offices will retain blank change of residence forms for distribution to police registrars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
G. . Alexander
Hay Lng
Mirposa
United Figtee
Lurtland
Oregon
Famous Pilusvath Once Oregon Mine
Continuation from page 1 details a storied mining episode tied to Pilusvath and the Pendleton region. Report notes local interest, historical context, and partial accounts of mining activity, with references to the Oregon area and notable figures connected to the operation.
Cathedral Aide Praises O'Rourke At War Meeting
A wartime gathering at Ypres featured R. E. Allen of First National Bank presenting a medal to Private O'Rourke and reading an official bravery order. Noble of the Canadian army compared the war to bullfighting, praising American valor while the audience listened in hushed reverence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. El.allen
First National Bank
O'Rourke
Mr. Noble
Germany
Francs
America
Also Mentioned on This Page
Will Church
Jane Hariman
Beer
Lina Sturge
Charles Pardy
Hartman
Frances Baker
Weeton
Thomas Gillespia
Tacoma
H. H. Hubbell
Gillespie
J. D. Anderson
Boise
Walla Walla
Charles Leadbetter
Athena
M. Weeder
Pilot Rock
Ciy
Charles Palwer
A. H. Robis
Tillane
George White
Meacham
Gwendolen Rogers
Minnabelle Jones
H. Webb
Astoria
Misa Mary Titner
Merritt
G. Schuke
Roy D. Ward
Imperial
L. Rogers
Mra T. R. Vase
Pendicton
Hermiston
Samuel Pike
Stockton
Cal
W. H. Keeler
Burne
Mies Roma Anderson
Mies Alien Anderson
Min Lida Anderson
Frank, B. Perry
Busines Rhatters
P. A. Lonergan
Samoa
Rosehurs
Idaho
T. M. Ransdell
G. B. Winter
St. George
John Leacher
W. Ball
Pomeroy
Norman McCarty
Utah
Willam Austin
Fotel Pendleton
Name
Alaska
Jimmy Carden
R. A. McKinney
Mary Nash
Isabelle Nash
Loting MckKinney
Spokane
Hotel St. George
Merle Oliver
Los Angeles
California
Mire Olliver
Mra M. J. Gilliam
F. BE. Judd
Jerra Sudd
Wil
Cridier
Dios
Om Geuers
Waller
Marines
Bates
the Candy Manufacturers of
Phi
Harry Medernaghs
K. C
Umapine Boy
Wilbur Minthoim
Said
Pendleton Girl
Anco
Anson Speedyx
Cyko Paper
Aneco Chemicala
Tallman & Co
East Oregonian Pub. Co
Pendleton, Oregon
Oregonian
Umatilla County
Northwest
Nation
Globe
Post Office
Nigdogniaes
Pendleton Spit
Moritor
Ypres
Ale
Equing & Price
New Chappelle
Ben
Main St
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