Pendleton Social Note Busy with Visits and Cancellations
An edition notes health cancellations at a Presbyterian service and a postponed Eagle and Woodmen dance. Pendleton residents including Miss Gladys Simgeon, J. Hy Metzker, and J. S. Norvill are listed among visitors. multiple locals travel to and from Portland, La Grande, and Echo. The community buzzes with arrivals, departures, and upcoming Montgomery and club events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schoormaker
la Creme
Gladys Simgeon
Athena
William Strong
Chicago
Edwin Shippey
Caldwell
Daha
J. W. Stone
Walla Walla ix
Pendleton
Mra
F. Hi. Krudehaugh
iStockton
Californian
Mra & H. Fowler
Salt Lake
Portland
H. Donald
Pilot Rock
T. A. Linden
la Grande Tovday
EB. Smith
Buttercreek
John Keams
Bowman Hotel
Or. Halstead
Echo
Pendleton Gossips Mention Local Visits And Events
Pendleton notices report Ethel Walker visiting her mother near Portland after an illness, Proctor family travels between McLoughlin Alley and Palo Alto, and Alfred Lockwood convalescing in St Anthony's. Invitations postponed for a February 13 dance hall event due to limited entertainments. Sacred music program to be held at the County Library Sunday afternoon with a selection of choral works and performances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel Walker
Portland
Pendleton
A. Scimitter Proctor
New York
Mr. Proctor
Proctor
McLougall'y Alley
Stroctor
Proctors
Palo Alto
California
Mee
Alfred Lockwood
Lockwool
Alfred
St. Anthony's Hospital
James F. Bowler
Cecil Cole
Carl Engdahl
Nat J. Kimball
Bertrand
Jerard
Glen B. Storie
Roy K. Temple
Earl Thompson
Eagle-Woodmen Hall
Lbroe
Dudley Bock
Trinity Choir
Alma Gluck-Loevies
Homer
Hmawks-Lowry
Alma Glick
Local social notes and wedding updates from Pendleton region
Monday reports of Mrs. J F Sanders and Huth Sanders visiting family in North Powder foregoes travel news due to a husband’s illness. Lectures and society events reflect Portland drives by Conlesby Dawson for the University of Oregon Woman’s building and Pacific coast travel by Pendleton residents. A postponed Eagle Woodman hall meeting, a Walla Walla wedding, and Corvallis January 24 nuptials tie together regional social life with local families, church services, and business ties in Oregon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. F. Sanders
Huth Sanders
Sanders
Charler M Peacock
North Powder
T. C. Taylor
R. N. Stanfield
Thin City
Conlesby Dawson
Portland
University of Oregon Woman's
Truman Rogers
Min Flele Gelat
Walla Walla
Remy
Carl Brantley
Ethel Kennedy
Pendleton
Pendleton notes recoveries and council activity
From Monday's Daily News Notes of Pendleton Jude Pee recovers from a bad cold and can attend to practice. Judge James A Foohoa recovers after two weeks illness. Councilman McMonies Joccovernd and Councilman F. J. McMenten return from quarantine. All old officials are well and it is likely the enamel can tavet Wednesday night and tran e met Ueno.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jude Pee
James A. Foohoa
McMonies
Joccovernd
F. J. McMenten
Colored men settle fines and leave jail
Lonie Johnson and George Perry paid remaining amounts on their two dollar day sentences for gambling and were released. Johnson posted seven dollars and fifty cents while Perry posted four dollars. Before leaving the jail the chief took a set of loaded dice belonging to one of the inmates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lonie Johnson
George Perry
Mary Kissinger and Hillyard Woman Die After Operations
Mary Kissinger Poss aged 22 died of pneumonia Saturday after a brief illness following an arrest. Survived by her parents Mr and Mrs B J Newton and two sisters and 8 leather alloy kitvive. Body sent to Weston for interment. Hillyard resident 38, died at Hot Lake after an operation a week prior. Survived by her husband tied to Frank Griges and her mother Mrs A A Keys of Weston. Burial to Weston. residence at 202 Fast Alta Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Kissinger Poss
May Kbeinger
Mr and
Mir
B. J. Newton
Fevdletert
Pollowins
Hillyard
Hot Lake
Frank Griges
Mire
A. A. Keys
Weston
Hiltyonds
Fast
Alta Street
Government Tomatoes Arrive in Fourth Carload
The army delivered a fourth carload of government tomatoes this morning from the Portland warehouses. All were prepaid and distributed to those with orders, bringing total shipments to five carloads. This final carload completes the government tomato supply to the port.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Army Stone
Porthland
Porland
OO. W. Track
Archerage
District Attorney in Lakem Prepares Supreme Court Arguments
Lakem district attorney and Attorney General Brown work in Batem this week preparing for the supreme court appeal of the Oatera case. The appeal comes from Lake county and involves Mr Mow a prominent stockman. The hearing, postponed due to illness of one of Mow's attorneys, was not set for early December.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lakem
Roscow
Keator
Batem
Brown
Supreme Court
Oatera
Mowe
Lake County
Mow
District Attorneys Association
Cadet Court Members Form Military Tribunal at University
Arnold Koepke of Athena and major of the BR. C. T. at University of Oregon joins a campus military tribunal to handle all military delinquencies. Other tribunal members include Captain John Barlite of Portland Captain Byron Garrett of Hillsboro Lieutenant William P. Allyn of Portland. William Thornton serves as Judge advocate and Sergeant Robert R. Martin is detained and advised.
Letter Long Lot Returns From Aimacha Patriotic Service Learue
A letter from the Aimacha Patriotic Service Learue dated November 1918 to Harold Brock in the navy returned today after 15 months of searching. It was postmarked during severe times and readdressed, later sent to the navy department in Washington and stamped Not in men’s files. The missive carried a holiday greeting and a Rover Up City postcard and was sent by Secretary M. R. Chessman and will be forwarded to Mr. Ireck at Eurcene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aimacha
Sarice Learue
Harold Brock
Navy
Navy Department
Washington
Ia Men's Files
M. R. Chessman
Goo Crowds at Meeting at Firet Christian Church
Evangelistic services at the Firet Christian Church drew large crowds with a sermon titled The Ninety and Nine. The minister spoke on the theme No Man Careth for My Soul and delivered his strongest address since arriving in Pendleton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Firet Christian Church
Pendleton
Revival campaign attracts local attention in city
The article notes strong conviction that many stay outside the church due to apathy toward neighbors' spiritual welfare. Special services run nightly except Saturday at 7 o'clock, with Rev Hussalurcer delivering a screen lecture on Experience. Ryvengeliat Wilhite may join from Los Angeles to aid the revival. Frank Glace seeks work after army hospital discharge and return to the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clared
Hussalurcer
Assigt
Major Recovers Health After Influenza Attack at Agency
Major and Swaresmnider of the Omaha Indian Agency recover from a Spanish influenza attack and resume duties at the agency office after illness struck the staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Major
Swaresmnider
Omatila Indian Agency
Mrs Saltmarsh Calla Death Obituary Fragment
Fragmentary obituary note mentions Mrs Saltmarsh Calla. refers to death and a Mrs D McDonald connection. text scattered with illegible names and places, unclear date. Provides minimal readable names and a vague family link, reflecting a damaged notice.
Rainfall Report Shows Below Normal Precipitation
Weather observer Major Lee Moorhouse reports rainfall for Janchery totaled 1.17 inches, with a second figure .42 inches below normal after previsitation data. The report notes precipitation below the usual average for the period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Moorhouse
Untitled weather trading note with partial figures
Fragmentary weather and war emergency data mention a 110 level, a date in January, and a mercurial reading near nine above zero. It notes a January maximum, a minimum, and a 27 dives of Killing Trot during the period, with some references to party crowds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seo Bwe Choy
Cattle Feeding Plan Stirred Amid County Notices
Canht Feeding Selo in Tmatilia County stockmen plan to widen cattle feeding to fatten steers. Ammons Ure dieses plan to occupy the program with or without various aids. A family trip involving Mir and Mire FS Ryven and three children travels from Dortland to Portland and Salem, with plans for a mix of chores and leisure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Feuer
Carlotia
Mir
Silk Tricolette for Stylish Dresses Available
One of the most popular silks for the coming season does not wrinkle and makes up into a stylish dress. Offered in white black taupe navy champagne flesh and brown. Price per yard and details unclear due to damaged text.
Printed Foulards Fashion Preview Sparks Style Trend
Printed foulards are back in favor and will be worn by the best dressed women. We display new designs and patterns to hint at upcoming styles. Exclusive dress lengths ensure no two are alike.
Wool Jersey Promoted In New Spring Shades
A local shop touts wool jersey as the best material for dresses and suits with new spring shades on display inviting customers to visit and see them.
Arthur Fite Gerald Returns From War and Visits Walla Walla
Arthur Fite Gerald, who served with the L. So ahtprine bord, returned to Pendieten this morning and immediately filed a petition in the grocery department of the Peniliton Trading Co. He was seen with his wife and parents in Walla Walla where they stopped briefly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Fite
Gerald
Seattle
Ax Pendieten
Crocery Department
Peniliton Trading Go
Mbite
Walla Walla
Mr Fite
Thoms Fite- Gerald
Unclear fragmentary notice from Athena church and residents
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Mrs PF Sharp of Athena suffering from Spanish influenza and a pastor of the Christian church, with garbled names and places. Details are unreadable. no clear events or actions emerge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cafiel
Deuchter
PF. Sharp
Athena
Seale
Ter Faiehter
Revival Meeting Opens at Local Church Today
The northwest parliament of the church opened in Diathin today with a revival meeting at the local church. Rev. Biswenbarger was to speak on Thy Sunday Excursion but could not attend. the program may be adjusted and will proceed with a translated rendition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diathin
Biswenbarger
Water channels force plow and reseed on steep hills
A farmer notes that hillside irrigation ditches ruin fields each year, requiring plowing and reseeding as land dries and crops suffer. The pattern worsens annually, harming yields and prices for the hillside farms.
Poreinant Takes Sik Mob Houten
A garbled report references events at a ranch with California ties, noting a last week movement and a key figure named Ey Tulloch. Details are unclear but imply a notable local incident or人物 transfer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mob Houten
Ey Tulloch
Hit Ranch
Route Bee
California
Unclear OCR Memoir Notes From Mays Mayer and Aide
Fragmentary text references Mayer John Le Venge teen Colin and a March date, with scattered names and phrases. Mentions are inconsistent but indicate commentary on health, residence, and an unnamed keeper or host. No coherent narrative or events can be established from the readable fragments.
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Presbyterian Shurch
Jonephine Conroy
Mra. R. Raymond
Hone
Condon
Kearet
Sire
Martin
Yakima
Martine
Pragie-Woodmen
A. Fries
Nolin
HM. Meyer
Butter Creek
A. Moinatall
E. Smith
Mutter Creek
Frank Krutsinger
Whitfield Bn
Howmnan
T. M. Exley
Charles Marshall
W. Halstead
C. D. Jamivon
Nutt
Montana
Broomtine Bohumann-Steinek
Pavi
Hehumann-Helnek
Mexica
Po'ry Valley
Handel
von Williams
Memlah
Comfort Young Hople
Ttondel
Harry Macdonough
Piteilo
Heathoven Vietor
Maxanet
Mischa Eiman
Mowlah
Pismo
Pratve
Mendelmohnny
Aina Guck-Lourne Homer
Mamsenets
Enrico Caruso
Mincha Einvan
Flaite
Ch. W
Weeton
Ladion Joneer Elab
Mendiefon
Pebrusry
Mr. and
Montgomery
Stephen
Baker
Montgomern
J. 8. Burking
Jochen Street
AL Kine
Tf EE
Montagon
Topperinh
Woshington
Tendleton
J. Conway
Saltmarsh
le Grande
Art McMann
Tolix
A. Wallice
Choldren Thule
Jonna Dele
Ing
Elbert Tate
American National Bank
BE. Peringer
E Perringer
Henson
Ponchetan
Oregonian
Mra St. BK. Morse
Mra, DD. D. Hobart
Mra. Morse
Perkins Ave
Fred Hart
Vieit
M. M. Johns
Oregon
Vancouver
Johnna
Mi. Juseph &. Scott
Lawia Street
Melville Johns
A. H. Brown
Hrootes
Mra. D. Ulrich
Calis
Eagle-Woodsman Hall
Dawiel BH. Nelson
John BK. Montgomery
Mira
Guy Werick
Sirs
Herbert Green
L. YD. Idleman
Mre. CO. Rinehart
Mien
J. A. Temple
C. C. Whiteman
Edmund Matie
Mim
Carl Stamcoy
Lentiey
Howtones
Portland Journal
Oregoniin
John Rea Dickson
Dickson
Portland Young Women's Christhan Association
Charles Berkeley
Woman's Benefit Association of the Lady Maccabees
Eagle- Woodman Hall
Motel Dacres
Bowers
Sinter
Hillward B. Gel
Mimmer
Minneapolin
Bessinde Wden
David Rogers
Ure
Ard
Proshiro
Odfield and
Corvality
Minn
Ruby Davidson
Herman A. Stags
Fhlowers Service
Vogue
Royal
Fashionable Dress
Elite
Harpers Bazaar
Designer
Deine
Frank Glace
Pennwy i
Dodie
Fyet
Oregonia
Army Servier
Dory
Jersey
OUR Service
Lerss
Iveilet
Keli Daborer
Abe
Bickers
Anna Hetrick
Mit Meare
Pixon Jone
Harold
Warner
Fred Crome
Halo
Portland A. Frentiert Joral
Flerig
Menenharger
The
Christian Church of
Thie City
Wil
Mart Ont
Fjoamunine
Mayer John le Venge
Colin
Tom ‘Arantine
Weell
Dress Mayer
Thele Wieter
Ind
Powteord
Coerelinoay
Tavier Receiv
Pete Gera
Taylor
Min Taylor
Sodesling
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