Local ads and theater notices from Pendleton pages
A collage of local classifieds and entertainment notices including Pastime and Orpheum theatre ads, Lane & Son listings, 623 College St room and board, United Orchestra contact, Teutsch I C Snyder chimney sweep, furniture for sale, town leaving residents, rental offers at 223 Perkins Ave and 701 Thompson St, business for sale for about 1600 dollars, wanted 200 for four months with cattle as security, Malin 6 phone, more moving pictures at Pastime and Orpheum, Mark Patton’s barber, Alexander’s crom, warm shoes at Eklund's, school shoe sale, Pendleton heat coal sale, Pendleton Sumer Yard phone, Pastime Parlors for recreation, Hoover and Book, Sunset Magazine December feature on San Francisco Expo, four-color illustration, 15 cents on newsstands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lane & Son
Atgnas
College St
United Orchestra
Teutsch
I. C. Snyder
Bush Street
North Side
Perkins Ave
Malin 6
Trade for land on South Hill near Court House
Trading notice seeks a small house on Court St or 3 to 4 lots on South Hill with cash difference. Respondents invited to trade for property on either hill, with a quick sale wanted. The ad mentions about 10 acres at Tand area, near food bottom, asking about 300 dollars and immediate sale.
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Court St
South Hill
Court House
Poultry Show Moves to Armory in Toledo Event
The city’s poultry show, opening next week, will be held in the Armory after owners rejected a Matlock Brownfield option. Brownfield refused all propositions, forcing the move despite two blocks from Main Street. Organizers, with strong local support, forecast a successful, growing annual event despite the setback.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armory
Charles W. Brownfield
Matlock- Brownfield
Bowman Hotel
Matlock-Brownfield
Brownfield
Main Street
Coronation Fan Made in Britain For Queen Mary In 1937
Queen Mary will carry a unique British coronation fan at Westminster Abbey next year. It features Honiton lace design by Woollscroft Rhead with the royal crown and cipher, and a field showing England Ireland Scotland and Wales filled with roses shamrocks and thistles. The yellow tortoise shell stick bears the royal crown and cipher in gold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary
Westminister Abbey
Woollscroft Rhead
England
Ireland
Scotland
Wales
Uncle Joe’s Evolving Speech in Congress
A brief note cites the Sixty-second Congress where Uncle Joe shifts away from the title Mr. Speaker to the formal address the gentleman from Tennessee. The exchange marks a notable shift in parliamentary form and decorum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe
Tiineis
Pendleton Visitors From Nearby States and Towns
A stream of visitors and locals passing through Pendleton is noted. William Musgrove of Dayton Washington. Eberhart of Portland. H E Harris of Boise. Al Slusher en route to Slusher ranch. A J McLeod of Echo. L D Lay of Hermiston. RE Marshall heading west end. Helen Cranston recovering from typhoid. Alger Fee traveling to Heppner. Robert Lewis of Hermiston aboard a motor car. Frank Hilbert of Ukiah visiting for business. John P McManus editor of Pilot Rock Record. Mr and Mrs J E Hassell of La Grande among out of town guests. Otis Turner of Weston. L B Reeder of Portland. Morris of Walla Walla guest at Hotel Bowman. Frank Knapp former Pendleton catcher. Dr M S Kern to Stanfield for property interests. Deputy D A Frederick Steiner to Arlington. W C Licht of Weston on matter in city. Miss Katherine Sullivan of Seattle visiting Miss Florence Curran. O Boettcher sheep dealer with Chicago HQs in city on business. Dick Sullivan of Pendleton Steam Dye Works bound for Portland then California with George Gillette. Spokane visitors listed at local hotels include J A West W H West Marguerite Payne W A Porter George B Loucks Hinkle H W Crooton I Sommers Jack McMahon H L Moody P A Wagner Frank J Rotter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Musgrove
Dayton
Wash
Pendleton
A. EB. Eberhart
Portland
H. E. Harris
Boise
Idaho
St. George
al Slusher
Slusher
Nolin
RE. P. Marshall
Helen Cranston
Alger Fee
Heppner
Robert Lewis
Hermiston
Frank Hilbert
Ukiah
John P. McManus
Pilot Rock Record
J. E. Hassell
la Grande
Otis Turner
Weston
Thas
L. B. Reeder
Metropolis
Morris
Walla Walla
Garden City
Bowman
Frank Knapp
Northern Pacific
Kern
Stanfield
Frederick Steiner
Arlington
W. ¢. Licht
Katherine Sullivan
Seattle
Florence Curran
O. Boettcher
Chicago
Dick Sullivan
George Gillette
Western Union
California
Spokane
City
J. A. West
W. H. West
Marguerite Payne
W.A. Porter
George B. Loucks
C Hinkle
H. W. Crooton
I. Sommers
Jack McMahon
H. L. Moody
P. A. Wagner
Frank J. Rotter
Bond Bros Rally Past Alexander Rollers In 77 Pin Win
Bond Bros bowling team defeated Alexander's by 77 pins with Hoover leading Bond Bros at 535 series and 196 in single game. Team totals were 2864 to 2287 as listed for Bond Bros and Alexanders. A forthcoming match vs Walla Walla is noted at Pastime parlors with lineup Hellman Breezer Conklin McAllister Lankard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bond Bros
Alexanders
Hoover
H. Pia
Ara Cated Cate
Goodman
Wagner
Alexander
Gibson
Hanscom
Carter
Geeene
Boston
Bont Bros
Ovcaseonecccs
Sean Or
Ote Alexanders
Oye Eels
Pendleton, Pern
Beth
Aris
Vnu
Walla Walla
Hellman
Breezer
Conklin
McAllister
Lankard
Historic Umatilla buildings sold for $260
Old agency structures on the Umatilla reservation, decades old and vandalized, were auctioned by Major B. L. Swartzlander. Five houses and three sheds were sold, mostly to Sam Hitner, C. M. Wright, and Charles Crowley, and will be torn down and moved. The first church on the reservation, used by Catholics before St. Andrews, was among the lot. The highest bid for a building was $80.
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Umatilla
B. L. Swartzlander
St. Andrews
Sam Hitner
C. M. Wright
Charles Crowley
Subscription Discount at 314 Water Street Offered
The American Woman's League announces a twenty five percent reduction on subscriptions sold by Miss Body at 314 Water Street during the hours of four to seven in the evening.
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American Woman's League
Miss Body
Water Street
Pay Wanted for a Bright Energetic Boy
Job advertisement seeking a bright energetic boy for a permanent position at Frazier and Nelson Co. The right boy can earn from 6e to $2 a week without interfering with other duties at 710 Main Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frazier & Nelson Co
Main Street
Also Mentioned on This Page
Teddy
Africa
Koeppens
The
Orpheum
Mark Patton
Eklund’s
Thompson Street
A. Eklund’s
Pendleton Sumer Yard
Sunset Magazine
San Francisco
Exposition City
West Court Street
Surance Man
Main St
State of Ohio
Toledo
Lucas County
Frank J. Cheney
Herevenlor
Toled
Thia
A. D
A. W. Cleason
All Drogglats
Queen
Vamous T. M. O. E. Mat
Tron Reds
Ralph Folsom
A. J. McLeod
Echo
L. D. Lay
Alexander Rollers
Ee Iren
Wohlenberg Dep't. Store
the Sheraton
Taylor Hardware Co
F. E. Livengood & Company
Ladies Coats
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