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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Dec 16, 1918
Page
3
Pendleton notes report marriages and estate filings including Walter A. Jackson and Olive A. Angel in Pendleton. Local officials Nanwd, Dornie Mander and W. Harder named as administrators. A hospital leave, legal notices, a divorce case, Red Cross drives, and community events fill a busy roster with university glee, basketball interest, and a turkey shoot scheduled for December 24.
Fragmentary OCR text appears to advertise itching relief products from The W. Rose Co. Cleveland Ohio. Mentions bleeding pimples blotches ringworm and skin conditions with references to bottle sizes 35 and 61 cents or dollars.
Plaintiff seeks judgment against a corporation for 2429.26 with 59 attorney fees and 0.42 seed charges. Attorneys Baker G C Brawley Portland represent plaintiff. Defendents’ counsel Teel Humfeild et al filed a related no action action.
In November 24 fee file details from Camp Hancock Georgia describe Cir Jonhio in Georgia and Cir Jordan of Mendleton being transferred to Motor Transfer Company No 469 AG T camp. They faced possible overseas shipment and travel delays as spring approached.
Den Downey returns from Mare Tandon furlough after ten days in a marine summer training camp. He earns a splendor medal and is noted for his ring victories. Major event includes a flight to Shokane then on to Mare Selind to visit a sister.
The Washington school reopened after a brief illness outbreak in the fifth grade. Lucy Coffey was absent with iron quarantined symptoms, while Mine Lucy Coffey and others were noted as ill. No new cases were reported by the school, and the administration continued monitoring.
An OCR fragment lists names connected to World War II services including Ernest Gillen Halifax and Joseph Vons Camp Mende among others. It references a Christ mins letter and Round-Up narrative from Teague's headquarters with wartime acknowledgment, mentioning Camp Mille X V and Pendleton among places.
A small fundraising booth run Saturday by a group led by Aline W G Brock Charlee Hamilton and Mrs Frank Procer raised twenty five dollars for Belgian relief. The event featured a candy booth at the unte with James John Mere Jone Seow and others assisting and net proceeds designated for war orphans in France. Fifteen dollars from the event supported Belgian relief efforts.
Fragmented OCR describes Christine Carte Wt and Booth in a People Wane case with charges, raids, and sales tied to a Pontoon group. Mentions Mary Johar and Mies Laure Jerard in charge, with collections, hospital visits, and references to Vendleton and Chiegonian locales.
Fragmented notes show a riverine area near Neu ehateie about 50 miles from Chaunnnt with capacity for 1000 patients. References to Dr. Tamasie and Mrs. Tamasie in Portland and Pendleton letters indicate travel and wartime medical recovery. Committee appointments discuss the State Chamber of Commerce with J. Ss. Burze as vice president and Pendleton participants in local civic roles.
Fragmentary OCR notes name Stanfield and Sonnfield with mentions of Frank Sloan and Sunfielst irrigation, plus We W Harrah and Pendleton. Other terms like magketa and Lote itmigen appear unreadable. No clear event details or outcomes are recoverable.
Ambiguous report from Captain Nice of Company K mentions casualties and unclear details about Armistice timing. Conflicting notes indicate a Brom officer killed, but confirmation remains uncertain amid battle reports and local liaison chatter.
Annie M Reaka has been appointed administrator of the estate of her father Charted EL Hearg. The appointment follows probate proceedings and assigns Reaka to manage the decedent's assets and liabilities.
A garbled text fragment mentions an inquiring party and a claim about not having a required item. The passage lacks clear names, dates, or places to identify entities or a concrete action. The readable portion implies a request or assertion about a monetary or material obligation.
The will of the late Frank Poltro was admitted to probate by order dated December 3, 1918, the day before his death. Daughters Josephine and Agnes Shepeds and Cuevite Pedeo Haines inherit 2600 pounds each. Mary Pedro is left 500. Joannhine Pedro receives 209. Remainder of real and personal property to wife Flora Pedro. Executor named as Mashare Joseph Cunha, G. Bl, and J. Ss. Thorgeee
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