Social and Personal Notes From a Pendleton Dinner Scene
A seven course dinner followed by social mingling featured guests including Shr, er' Siew Jack Allen and Mr Darey McMoriac-Phowitew. Neighbors gathered for a planned event at Garten street but postponed due to cold weather. Students from Pembleton and Oregon Agricultural College are home for holidays, with many traveling from universities in Oregon and Washington. A Maccabees Lodge meeting was postponed, and Pendleton residents plan a Friday visit to Walla Walla for a Duncan Dancers performance with notable performers like George Copeland. The Methodist Missionary Society meeting was postponed due to the weather and related travel disruptions.
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Darey McMoriac
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Fire destroys apple warehouse in Milton
A Milton fire gutted G. Oliver's apple warehouse injuring no one. About 1000 boxes of apples burned after an oil stove exploded while Oliver, two oil stoves and drying wood lamps were in use. Neighbors and Mr. Yer assisted as the blaze was brought under control.
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Aulton
Rem
Apple
G. EL Cbiver
Milton
Mr. Olver
Oliver
Nelehborn
OM Yer
Oliver Kid
University of Oregon Men's Glee Club to Tour Eastern Oregon
The University of Oregon Men's Glee Club plans a December return tour through eastern Oregon after Christmas, with Junction City as a preliminary stop. Manager Curtle Peterman announced several regional trips and a spring southern Oregon tour. The program, prepared by Professor Luiken and club directors, will split into three sections featuring the choir’s vocal numbers.
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University of Oregon
Ku- Bune
Oregon
Curtle Peterman
Inter
Oreson
Junction City
Prefewor Luiken
Xchont of
Munte
Income Tax Accounting Seen As A Distinct Profession
The speaker argues income tax accounting is a distinct profession requiring special study and training. New decisions and rulings appear constantly, demanding full-time dedication. The aim is to offer a worthwhile service through focused study in income tax.
Andeolow Stunts and Program Set After Eastern Tour
The second part of negro olpetre is and the third will contain the stunts. The club will give the same pro gram in Eugene immediately following their return from the eastern Oro fon tour.
Heppner Grant County Road Survey Begun
The survey on the Heppner Grant County road started last week. Surveyor HH Glanarer and a crew from the state Highway Department plan several route options along Brooks Creek from Hardman to Parker Mill and Sun Flower Flat. Estimated cost to Morrow County is about 4000, to be credited against future road construction funds.
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Heeppner
Highway Commission
Morrow County
Cou
Brook Cryelk
Hardman
Parker Mil
Liberty Dounds farms and bonds market notes
The text notes Liberty bonds priced to yield near 11 percent with potential near par value, limited trading in Liberty bonds, and a Federal Reserve move to raise the interstate rate on Liberty bonds used as collateral to curb speculation.
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Erty Dounds
Masiwich An
Federml Reserve Bank
Wberry
University of Oregon to Issue Old Oregon Alumni Magazine
The University of Oregon will publish the next Old Oregon alumni magazine under Erle W. Allen with full editing duties. Portland staffer Robert Cuse is named as managing editor with Percy Boatman of Spokane as business manager. other editors are John Dewitt Oibert Astoria Nell Merritt Malhuwr Karl Birhwirdson McMinnville Lovins Davin Elva Pugster and Dor otty Duniway Portland. The issue is slated for release on January first.
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University OF Oregon
Old Oregon
Alanns Magasine
Wonlor Dan
Erle W. Allen
School of Journalism
Robert Cuse
Portland
Thos
Percy Boatman
Spokane
What
John Dewitt Oibert
Astoria
Nell Merritt Malhuwr
Karl Birhwirdson
McMinnville
Lovins Davin
Elva Pugster
Dorotty Duniway
Fartland
Thineeoe
Interest Drops on Two Liberty Bonds Today
Bond holders of first and fifth liberty bonds collect semiannual interest on December 1 as two bonds fall due. Converted 5 percent bonds and second loans yield 1 6 percent interest. most bonds returned from Washington and held at banks. Remaining holders with 6 percent or 2 percent bonds face conversion or accretions by March 15. market activity shows little demand amid broader financial shifts.
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Firat
Joo Banke
Worhington
Baoks
Lele Tient
Newman
Sanikere Armes
Porson
Brmd
Dawestrene
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