Social and Personal Notes Recital and Church Social
An assortment of personal notices highlights a recital by Miles Haslet Younk at She Dine and a Presbyterian church ladies society event with a church parlor gathering and a 3 1/2 o'clock society meeting. Also mention of a birthday party for Douglas Belts and various family visits and school notes.
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Miles Haslet Younk
Byteran
Apen
Puldie Pnd
Mites
Ald Societry
The
Presbyterian Church
Douglas Belts
Birthday milestones and social notes from Pendleton area
The column records birthday celebrations and social visits in Pendleton and nearby towns. Details include Mr Belth’s home party on Lewle Street with guests, a large birthday cake for Billy Fraker at Goldenthule Hotel, and incoming visitors such as Miss Ethel Fraker and Will Howard. It also notes church ladies visiting Fraker, midweek gatherings, and locals like Mrs Mable awaiting relatives, with several Pendleton area residents listed visiting or staying at local hotels and resorts.
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Mr. Belth
Lewle Street
Mir
T. J. Hangten
Mire & A. Newberry
Kenneth McRea
Thomas Tweedy
Mines Turner
Pronk
Wil Eid
Mer
Harles Mothewe
Dorothy Newberry
Ebert Melts
Williaa M. Praker
Denis An
Billy’ Fraker
Millestone Tollay
Christian Church
Goldenthule
Misa Ethel Fraker
Porthind
Will Howard
Sanfiord
Fiier
Heenstal Iit
Tolas
Nonin
Meacham Snowstorm Dominates Thursday News Notes
East Oregonian correspondent recounts Meacham blizzard impact with heavy snowfall, road closures, and travel disruptions. Local residents, families, and visitors navigate drifting snow, stranded travelers, and community replies as meters of snow accumulate and errands halt.
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Oregonian
Walsh Named FTC Chief Counsel Amid Vacant Post
Air. Joh Walsh, formerly acting chief counsel at the Federal Trade Commission, is named to fill the vacant position. Walsh, brother of Senator 72, hails from May Lone.
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Air
Joh Walsh
Federal Trade Commission
Me. Waleh
72. Walsh
Forty Years of Belief and Issue in Medical Remedies
A fragmentary passage discusses a long tradition of forty years and a belief system tied to a product line. It claims the product shares reliable obedience in its use and cannot be easily disrupted by critics. The text references women and a perceived remedy, with cryptic mentions of milestones and advocates, set in a period newspaper voice.
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