Minister Lilly Walks Sixty Miles Weekly in Crook County
Rev. G. A. M. Lilly, Presbyterian missionary and Sunday school organizer, travels sixty miles weekly on foot through Crook County to preach at Cline Falls Redmond Sisters and Laidlaw. He lacks a horse or team, carries his books and tracts, and is praised for serving poor settlers. A drive seeks funds to buy a team for him as he declined a large church offer to remain with Crook County congregations.
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G. A. M. Lilly
Cline Falls
Redmond
Sisters
Landilaw
Crook County
Lilly
Laidlaw
Cascades
Cascade Mountains
McKenzie River
Eugene
Portland
Synod of
Myrick on the N P Fail Schoolmarms Travel Plan
Pendleton teachers show gaps in county geography as Miss Grace Miller principal of Washington school and Miss Maude Davis of the high school faculty rush to Myrick station for a weekend visit and forget the correct transcontinental line for the town.
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Pendleton
Umatilla County
Grace Miller
Washington School
Maude Davis
Myrick Station
Travelers Miss Station, Rush to Pasco Flyer
Two women seeking tickets to Myrick at a railroad window mistake the O R and N depot for Myrick on the Northern Pacific branch. A bystander clarifies Myrick is on a different line, and they sprint to Webb Street to catch the Pasco flyer northbound.
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Myrick
Mise Miller
Webb Street
Rally Day at Epworth League Planned at Methodist Church
Epworth League Rally Day set for tomorrow features a big evening meeting at the Methodist church. Mrs J J McAllister leads the social committee with programs including Rally work, How to Get Ready, music by Dale Quartet, literary and social departments, a duet, talks on revival meaning, and a Bible roll call with scriptural responses. Leaders include Miss Fannie Wyle Miss Nina Coon Mrs Frank Hoffman Roy Howland Rev Buater and Kimball Humphreys.
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Epworth League
Methodist Church
Mra
J. J. McAllister
Fannie Wyle
Frank Hoffman
Nina Coon
Dors Citi
Coe Sessex
Wionse Kimball
Gladys Humphreys
Roy Howland
TO BREAK BROWNS WILL FANLIGHTED BY ACQUITTAL
Salt Lake dispatch reports Mrs. Annie Bradley plans an action to break Senator Browns will after her acquittal on murder charges. She seeks to challenge the will based on his written acknowledgment that her two sons are his. the will denies them any share. The estate totals about 60 000 with most left to Max and Alice. Proceedings await Judge Powers return from Washington.
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Salt Lake
Annie Bradley
Senator Brown
Washington
Max
Alice
Pasteurized Milk Line Upgraded at Pendleton Creamery
The Pendleton Creamery has received automatic bottle fillers for its pasteurized milk supply. Bottles delayed on city routes are expected daily as the river and Adama fillers and packing boxes join existing pasteurizing equipment. The system promises absolute purity and cleanliness amid strong demand.
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Pendleton Creamery
Rev Robert Diven to Leave Umatilla Circuit
Reverend Robert Diven who led the Umatilla circuit of the Presbyterian church for four years will relocate to Springwater in Clackamas County on January 1. He previously served Pendleton Presbyterian Church and is well known here with many friends. His successor has not been chosen.
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Robert Diven
Umatilla
Presbyterian Church
Springwater
Clack- Amis County
Diven
Pendleton Presbyterian Church
Gun Lands Owner In Jail For Carrying Weapon
Claude Medley was arrested by night officers after his pistol discharged last night. Medley claims accidental firing but is jailed on charges of carrying a dangerous weapon in the city.
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Claude Medley
Medley
Pendleton High Names Debating Team Manager
Carl Engdahl was chosen yesterday afternoon to lead Pendleton high school debating team. The first debate is set for the second Friday in January against Wallowa high school at Enterprise, after a December 20 postponement.
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Carl Engdahl
Pendleton High School
Wallowa High School
Enterprise
Campbell-Dent Oyster House Opens on Water Street
Bert Campbell and Charles Dent open the Campbell-Dent Oyster House in the small Water Street building beside the K of P hall. They will operate the business themselves and anticipate thriving trade.
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Campbell-Dent Oyster House
Bert Campbell
Charles Dent
Water Street
K. of P
Salt Lake Visitors Stay With Mrs. A Cole
Visitors from Salt Lake City Mrs. George Walker and her husband Mr. Walker are in the city visiting Mrs. A Cole, the mother of Mrs. Walker, while Mr. Walker works as a conductor on the Oregon Short Line out of Salt Lake City.
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Salt Lake
George Walker
City
Birth of Eight-Pound Son in Thin City
An eight-pound son was born to Mr. and Mrs. Norman Sarkin at noon today at their home in Thin City. Mr. Sarkin is employed in the mechanical department of the East Oregonian.
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Norman Sarkin
Thin City
Mr. Sarkis
The
East Oregonian
Pendleton Eagles Elect New Officers for Year
Pendleton Nerle of Eagles elected J H Estes president for the coming year. Other officers include A D Stebert vice president Royal Sawtelle chaplain A Gibson V Stroble and A C Koeppen trustees Lee Drake treasurer Ben Burroughs secretary Dr H Garfield physician W P Sturgis inner guard and Ed Bahr outer guard. The lodge plans to send a marching club to the Grand Aerie meeting in Seattle next August with a proposed Indian robe costume.
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I. H. Estes
Lodge
Grand Aerie
Seattle
Marching Club
Pendleton Nerle
Order of Eagles
J. H. Estes
Nerle
A. D. Stebert
Royal Sawtelle
A. Gibson
V. Stroble
A. C. Koeppen
Nerfe
Grand Nerfe
Grand Lodge
Pendleton
Voting Tax Levis for School Appropriations Today
Countywide tax levies for school districts are being voted today with notices due by January 1. Several districts already approved levies but increased assessment value required additional elections. Pendleton district will vote the school tax for the coming year at a Monday afternoon meeting.
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Pendleton
Ald Society to Hold Annual Christmas Sale
The Parish Ald society of the Church of the Redeemer will hold its annual sale next Teeday afternoon on December 19 at the parish house. Fancy work sofa cushions rugs and other gift items will be offered for sale and at 11 o'clock a lunch of salad cake and assorted dishes will be served by the ladies.
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Ald Society
the Church of the Redeemer
Pilot Rock Run Bids Adopted by O R N Foreman Rounds
Foreman F P Rounds of the mechanical department of the O R N announces bid advertisements for the Pilot Rock run on the Umatilla Central. A regular train and engine crew will be assigned to that run starting December 15, with the oldest men in service on the main line bidding for the runs and being assigned accordingly.
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F. P. Rounds
Mechanical Department
Umatilla Central
Reverend Von Lubken to Portland Move
Rev Von Lubken and his family who arrived two weeks ago from Minnesota will move from First Congregational Church to University Park Congregational Church in Portland where he has been offered a new field of work.
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von Lubken
Portland
F. L. H. von Lubken
First Congregational Church
University Park
Whitman College to play Pendleton on December 11
Whitman College fast basketball team travels to Pendleton to face Pendleton High School on December 11. Half time will feature a girls game between Pendleton High and Walla Walla High.
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Pendleton
Whitman College
Pendleton High School
Pendleton High
Walla Walla High
Walla Walla Bulletin
Pendleton District Leader Heads to Milton for Conference
Presiding Elder J. D. Lewellen of the M. E. Church South Pendleton district departed this morning for Milton to conduct the regular quarterly conference tomorrow.
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J. D. Lewellen
Pendleton
M. EF. Church South
Milton
Cold start warning urges early action for health
The message stresses acting immediately as delays can deepen illness and extend recovery. Waiting could worsen symptoms and prolong suffering, emphasizing the benefit of early care and timely treatment.
Perry Houser Opens New Meat Market on Court Street
Perry Houser has opened a new meat market at 124 West Court Street, located just behind Pandieton Drug Store.
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Perry Houser Han
W. Court Street
Pandieton Drug Store
Unknown Man Struck by Street Car in Tacoma
A man was hit by a street car in Tacoma yesterday and died from his injuries. Police are investigating the incident and identifying the deceased.
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Tacoma
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