Pendleton Social Scene Notes and Local Visits
Social and personals column from Pendleton reports Mr Butler visiting from the bone in ane area. many postponements due to influenza. Harriot Youns attended Gottowsky’s concert. the artist plans a March return to Pendleton after the tour. Gode week’s piano moved through Pendleton en route to Boise. Lavender club resumes sewing at the federal building. meetings set for the second and fourth Tuesdays. Red Cross work and charity efforts noted. several locals and visitors listed from Echo, Stanfield, Portland, Spokane, La Grande.
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Muste Hyorn
Perdleton
Gottowsky
Pendicton
Godewekx
Pendieton
Holse
Idaho
Lavender Club
Federal Building
Hed Crime Service
Moonshine Discovery Near Nemo Cabin Report
Sheriff T D Taylor and Deputy Joe Blakely seized a fermenting mash setup and a 40 gallon copper barrel near Nemo on the Umatilla River. Charlie Zels is jailed awaiting District Attorney Koster's action amid admissions of unknown ownership. A barrel evidence piece and household items tied to moonshine activity were found in Chartes Yield’s cabin.
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T. D. Taylor
Joe Blakely
Charlie Zels
Koster
Chartes
Nemo
Umatilla
Zeis
Frank Petra
New cashier at freight office arrives with flu
Mr Lasmon of Vancouver Washington arrives to take up a new cashier post at the freight office but is ill with influenza. He comes with his wife and children Mira Layoves. The family stayed at Hotel St George while seeking a permanent home. The new cashier succeeds White House who recently left for Portland. Mrs Ely has been filling the duties since Mary Rome departed.
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Mr Lasmon
Vancouver
Washington
Plies
CIA
Laymoon
Four Walls
Mira Layoves
Hotel St. George
Mortland
Ely
Mary Rome
LW. W. TRIAL OPENS WITH 61 DEFENDANTS PROSECUTED
In Sacramental, December, the trial opens for 61 members of an industrial workers group charged with conspiracy to obstruct American military machinery and wartime programs. The case includes allegations of advocating murder. A witness list features Theodora Pollock among the defendants awaiting legal action.
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Sacramesto
Amtrican
Wwe
Has & Pive
Bation
Ullal
Sabato
Theodora Pollock
Peace terms and troop fate amid Christmas hopes
Fragmentary OCR notes discuss acceptance of terms, likening peace to an arms armsistice style deal. They mention French enthusiasm for President Wilson, an Italian king’s December visit, and Christmas expectations as American troops face devastated regions.
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Wilson
Letter From War Front Home Fronts Drawn In Long Message
A scrambled missive from a correspondent in France describes life near the front. He notes separations from family, soldiers in a division of the American army, and duties aiding the war effort. He mentions fatigue, letters home, and hopes for the end of the conflict.
Christmas letter from UC base to service men in WWI era
A letter dated December 3 from N. Whitford at the submarine base in San Diego Cal addresses Secretary M. F. Cheeaman thanking Pendleton and Umatilla County for a Christmas remembrance and notes the Round-Up pictures arousing interest among servicemen. Whitford mentions former Pendleton men Roy Temple Don Rader and Harold Dishow and says crews from Walla Walla and nearby areas are present. He closes with thanks and greeting to all who went over there and hopes for a return home.
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Pendleton
Roy Temple Don Rader
Harold Dishow
Walla Walla
Howl's Saree Pelts Cures Dyspepsia
A brief note describes Howl's Saree Pelts as strengthening the stomach and aiding digestion for proper bodily function. It mentions its use as a remedy for dyspepsia and related digestive symptoms.
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Howl
Pendleton citizens guarantee Kilfoyle White Chautauqua funds
Sixty eight Pendleton residents pledged a total of 1600 dollars to back the Kilfoyle White Chautauqua event slated for the latter part of June 1949. The list names J C Woodworth H G Blydenstam and many others as guarantors and confirms community support for the program.
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Pendleton
Tyne
J. C. Woodworth
W. Bralonry
H. G. Blydenstam
Pom
Borel
NT ‘Aken M_ D. Swearingen
I. B. Ireland
A. W. Rise
Kimbrell
J. le Fouts
Grace Gilliam
W. W. Green
T. Brown
B. E Anderson
T. J. Trytor
Tallman
Sawtelle
Wiel K. Warren
Rose Campbell J
T. Male
T. Pingken
Be B.perry
Ayreon
W. SO MacGarribie
Chrde McKay
McClintools Simpson
Brhest
Hohback
Nenersten
Gmib Beek
J. Pexewar
Aug, Nerven
Bond 2S
J. J. Hamiley
Frank M. .Griggs
Otto Hobach
P Faulliner
New York Celebrates Britain Day with Royal Welcome
New York observes Britain Day with British flags and ships in the harbor. Prince Hiroshi Fuxhimi of Japan arrives during the celebration and is greeted with honors by American military officers. Veterans of many battles aboard H. M. S. Berwick join the festivities.
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New York
Bec
Britain
Princ Hiroshi Fuxhimi
Japan
H. M. &. Berwick
Card of Thanks for generous support during loss
We extend heartfelt thanks to many kind friends for the sympathy shown during the recent death of our baby Air. and Mra Glenn fi, Seu.
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Emery
Air
Mra Glenn Fi
Be of Luck and Courage From Front Lines Word
Fred Lockley Theills recalls trench life and humor from the front. A doughboy laments tobacco shortages and the Star plug incident while a Baltimore regiment story underscores humor, bravery, and shared hardship. A balloon observer tale and parachute banter follow as faith and duty guide soldiers over the top.
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Looktoy
Kitts
Scotland
Haltimore
Leckley
Buck
Deine Abelle
Emmy
Mortender
Cornall
Methodiet Church
Hot Hibbett
Flee. Com
Solty
Will Take Over Alsace Lorraine In Surrender Parade
Paris December 7 German and Allied delegations report plans for formal transfer of Alsace Lorraine. Ceremonies to be held Sunday and Monday with wounded soldiers returning for hospital care. United States guards to be discharged at camps nationwide, about 5000 expected today with officers among them. State-by-state discharge numbers vary though California leads the list.
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P. Rae
Father Mount
Tomita
Paris
Cecain
Elds
Inocell
Arran
Eam Pick
Hik
Deputien
Vente
Metz
Straborg
Gotan
Ponsemlon
Alsaew-Lorraine
United States Guarde
Industried Qilaeta
Reticonde
Bonn
California
Washington
Oregon
Coy Morlank
North
South
Dunn
900 Soldiers Enroute to Camp Lewis Wounded Likely
A stream of troops heads toward Camp Lewis amid reports many are wounded. The carriers indicate veterans and recent arrivals moving through, with uncertainty about their health status and confirmation of injuries.
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Camp Lewis
Buroie
Lewis Chin
Munthe
Nadvicus
Explosion kills two at Carnegie Steel plant in Columbus
Two laborers died and two others were badly hurt in an explosion caused by molten metal at the Carnegie Steel Company plant in Columbus. Authorities reported the incident occurred today and investigations are underway.
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Columbus
Dee
Carnegie Steel Commans
How to Use Vicks Vaporub in Treating Flu
Public health guide on Spanish influenza symptoms and home remedies. It covers Vicks VapoRub as external therapy to ease congestion, rest in bed, hydration, and general care. It notes epidemic history, transmission via coughing, and avoiding disease spread with precautions. It mentions dosages and a folk tea method using VapoRub as inhalation therapy.
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Vick
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Butler
Ane
Jie
Pendion
Cornwall
Stanfield
W. J.wattenberger
Echo
A. B. Sensen
Portlandie
F. K. Swanson
Marjorie Holdman
Teflay
Portland
Decker
Chener
A. J. Woodell
la Grande
Hotel Pendicton
G Clement
Spokane
Fred
W. Admhedes
Karl
Hale
Portand
Albert Gillam
LW. W
Liberal
Ara Eavan Vance
Fatea Te Ae
Ryesmall
Lito
gerGa
Pure Food Shop
Jones’ Dairy Farm
Libby
P. W
People's Warehouse
Chautauqua
N. Y
Fred Lockley Theills
Juliets
Alsace
Lorratne
Board of Meath
Etrerattan
Tadlvenss
Spain
Lee Cy
Panini
New England
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