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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1918
Page
3
Notes from Pendleton cover legal hearing for a political charge, relocations from Washington, and local officials. Reports include fuel administration actions, household demonstrations, and war relief efforts. Also noted are a major promotion, loyalty committee meetings, and a large-scale adoption of French orphans by American volunteers.
Ulrich, president of the MTU Rent Body at the high school, withdrew from Sehies. A special election is required and nominations will be held next week. The principal asks for careful consideration of dates amid heavy work before the student body votes.
In Uinatuln county echons the Junior Red Cross delivered ten pox scrapbooks for hospital use, each page showing a mix of a whore story, pictures, poems and anecdotes. Pendleton teacher Dorothy Chedwell, Raymond W. Fateh architect, and W. W. Green county school superintendent met to review the general contract for the new Adams school building, now ready for use at about 890000, pending plumbing heating and electric wiring approvals.
Lieutenant Lewi Berkeley Con of the sixth infantry received a high honor for bravery shown during the St Hiddel offensive. The officer, a young exemplary performer, was lauded following the actions that benefited the late L. Cox who died in 1940.
Mrs Harper, cousin of Mrs Humphrey of 407 Perkina Avenue, arrived in Pendleton yesterday with Mr and Mrs W Humphrey. They came from Montana via Deadwood and expect to settle in Oregon. They plan to stay a few days near Pendleton before choosing a home.
December 30 delivery target set for Chrima packages sent to Pendleton watchers. Shipping department plans estimate arrival by Christmas with extra porters handling export cargo in France. About 10,000 tons of packages expected to weigh the total cargo.
Veterinary expert Dr Lytle from Salem reports hogs in Vansycle region suffer from a disease described as pie influenza and expects vaccination to help. He will continue county investigations and visit Milton today. Former Pendleton teacher Mire Lourie Dette dies at St Luke's Spokane after six days with Spanish influenza. Mike Dente, 27, Oregon City native, dies. mother Mrs Amanda Deute of Portland and Miss Clara Deute of Oregon City mourn him. Parochial church member attends Deute funeral. W Thome Elected director of Pacific Southwest Tourist Association. Pendleton man J Thommeon named. Four Minute Men to be disbanded after Christmas Ball drives end. theater speakers to receive certificates and insignia for participation.
Great hopes rest with Miss Margaret Crim as sponsor of the high school Nechne team. About 75 girls attended the first meeting with 69 to 70 expected to join nightly practice. The squad, led by Crim, aims to repeat former state championships despite wartime interruptions.
Pendleton high school introduces new report cards this year replacing older formats. The change reflects a shift to a system encouraging clearer assessment and student progress tracking, with emphasis on deeper learning indicators over rote marks.
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A reform proposal introduces character focus as essential to exams and growth. Two main subjects, attitudes and ideals, cover punctuality cooperation behavior and refinement, guiding faculty in grading beyond grades. The plan envisions schooling shaping life skills to benefit the larger school community.
Portland Journal writer Fred Lockley will speak at the Methowlit church Sunday and at Pendleton High School on Monday mornings. Pendleton representatives Tieheretosty Conference W Thampean R Thompson C K Crandon will attend a Portland conference on establishing a State Chamber of Commerce.
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