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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1918
Page
3
Pendleton brief items detail marriage license filings, election committee plans, and social events. Reports mention Lieutenant Beckwith’s discharge timing, a hospital visit, and weight changes to a cheddar cheese specimen. Local officials seek bids for Fourth Liberty Loan exchanges, and school attendance shows flu-related gains as teachers plan a conservation program.
An ad touts Celery King Laxative Tea as a pure remedy that cleanses impurities from the bowels and improves health quickly. It claims to deliver pleasant relief with better digestion, fresh breath, clear skin, and a healthy appetite.
Bert Campbell is back with soldiers from training camp. Bert was recently promoted within the 116th Engineers of the 1st Division. The Crewe family has moved into the Turles Heard residence at 216 Binteln Street.
Pendleton high school students received the Chelle report for the first time this semester yesterday afternoon.
Children of the Little Helper Club at the Sunday church in Atheda raised funds via Chews Cards and gift sales for Belgian relief, converting earnings into a donation to aid devastated Belgium. The effort featured local youths, a tribute to Christmastide, and support from community figures.
The funeral of Integra Power, wife of James Power, will be held tomorrow from the Brown Ela Tes. The burial will follow at Helix.
Hae Christmas Carvel led a morning conference period at Pen dieton high school with a sing along of Christmas carols directed by Mrs. El and choir master Fou thaw. A. L. Beageert of Athens drove a carload of hogs to a fat hog prize at the seventeenth annual Pacific International Livestock exposition in Portland this week.
A garbled report recalls a charter letter and Palydine service, with torn wording about a captain, a reaction to a new receipt, and a fire in progress. Names and places are unclear due to OCR errors, leaving a partial scene of a ceremonial letter and emergency moment.
A garbled obituary fragment references Georgia Anderson, a performer at Peoples Warehouse, and T Leheh who died recently of pneumonia. It mentions a former Pendieton nun, a member of He Hake tige, and a brakeman's role, but details are unclear and names may be misspelled due to OCR errors.
The lettered officer Charlie Despain Ruma will be the lead Mendielon officer to return home from service abroad. He recently arrived in New York from England and is scheduled to reach his hometown Ruodas, TA. The war in the aviation era was on state duty in England during the past year.
Will of Kirst Veteran outlines Mr and Mrs J T Brown as guardians. Pendleton likely to return after service in France. Expected arrival from Portsmouth Virginia with Lieutenant Guy Boyden. Pendleton Cleil wounded in service. Hevden and Chickge Uhte noted in dispatches.
Kenneth Tolled was elected president of the senior media group at The Pen. Wetonbieh shot a passage of Thomas Bander, who recently left.
The senior Oliaa held an afternoon gathering to nominate a candidate for the 1914 class pin. A committee was appointed from the available catalogues of the washhouse to select the suitable Gth candidate.
Fragmentary OCR note records a protest or statement by Mrs. Dida Fowler, head of refuges, about naming local women and promoting American fashion in public display. The text is garbled and preserves few clear details beyond the speaker and general civic context.
Miss Serene Warker directs homemaking and dairy product demonstrations in Hermiston on December 1 and in Stanhiedd on December 29. The program features home sewing, tailoring, and clothing care, with exhibits on pulterms, elk wool, and olive products.
Northwest stockmen drive into Mendicton led by figures from Oregon and Montana including Allen of Fallcpell and Lanstrain of Montana with others from Walla Walla Pendieton and Athena. Western Union manager Datesimente announces a new eight wordage rate plan for coast to New York and Atlantic routes with 10 cent per word extra charges and separate night rates for Chicago and other cities.
Fragmentary note mentions a minimum rate reduction from 240 to unspecified amount likely in a policy context. Lacks clear entities or dates. no identifiable persons or organizations clearly stated.
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