Many Pupils on Roll of Honor at Lincoln and Washington Schools
List of students honored for perfect attendance and punctuality across Lincoln and Washington schools, naming rooms and many students including Gilbert Kuve Christy Holmgren Otto Bronson Clifford Gordon Ruth Bivengiet Marguerite Winters Ralph Burgess Sybil Farley Jean Folsom Harry Hays Mary Louts Helen Livengood Alfred Winter Jeneva Courter Winifred Graham Margie Gardner Esther Richardson Lyman Strain Claude Thacker Helen Koch Ruth Norman and others across numerous rooms and grades during the term beginning September 13 1909 through January 21 1910.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln School
Miss Moorhouse
Gilbert Kuve
Christy Holmgren
Mre Monie
Otto Bronson
Clifford Gordon
Robert Humphrey
Richard Nell
Helen Newgan
Glenn Despain
Marguerite Winter
Mite Provence Harries
Majestin Targess
Ralph Burgess
Sybil Farley
Jean Folsom
Harry Hays
Mary Louts
Miss Walker
Local Notables List Heads to Community Meeting
Crossie Baker Mabel Betts Tom Boylen Cecil Cole Wiliam Cole Ed na Karl Vane Gurdane Ella Laginka Ralph Koch Delta Morse Zelta Price Burnie Robinson Jowell Roark Al fred Straughn Clara Straughn Charles Sturdivant Quindora Wilcox named among residents slated for a town hall discussion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crossie Baker
Mabel Betts
Tom Boylen
Cecil Cole
Wiliam Cole
Edna Karl
Vane Gurdane
Ella Laginka
Ralph Koch
Delta Morse
Zelta Price
Burnie Robinson
Jowell Roark
Alfred Straughn
Clara Straughn
Charles Sturdivant
Quindora Wilcox
Society Events Continue With Cards and Visits
Mrs. Joseph Murphy hosted a Thursday afternoon card event at the Cunningham residence on West Alta street. Mrs. Eleanor Redfield of the O R & N office travels to Portland for a short friends visit. Miss Velma Wilkinson from the public schools visits Miss Cartie Sharp and enjoys The Top of the World. Mrs. W E Lytle returns from Hot Lake with her daughter. Mrs. Clarke Nelson resumes from a fishing trip with relatives in Portland. Mrs. G L Dow plans a visit from Mrs. Charles Adam of Boise. Mr. H E Bickers of Salem visits sister Mrs. Lee Tentsch and relatives. Mr. R Alexander returns from a visit with her mother. A (. Crawford and wife of Hermiston visit Pendleton friends. Hugh L Stanfield of Echo stays in the city with friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Murphy
Qunningham
West Alta Street
Velma Wilkinson
Athe- Ho
Cartle Sharp
Ade
Mr. H. BE. Bickers
Salem
Lee Tentsch
Government to toughen enforcement of internal revenue laws
Attorney-General Wickersham ordered a complete change in policy to refuse settlements by paying penalties in prosecutions of internal revenue violations in prohibition states. President Taft endorsed the instruction to seek conviction and imprisonment, affecting about 80 Kansas firms. The letter to Federal District Attorney Fane cites governor Stubbs’s complaint and directs stricter enforcement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kans
Wickersham
Taft
Kansas
Stubbs
Fane
Stubb
Department
Pendleton Area Personal Notes From Local Visitors and Travel
Yom Kinselia of Adams visits Pendleton on business while Mrs H G Newport arrives from Her Miston as a guest of Pendleton friends. Miss Grace Gillam teaching on Birch Creek is in town. A F Michael from Pilot Rock attends county seat business. A R Turner from Pilot Rock comes for transactions. Judge James A Fee leaves for Portland on legal matters. Mae Sterr teaching near Lee's Crossing visits Pendleton today. Earl Gillanders, Meacham merchant, comes down from the mountain. John P McManus of Pilot Rock Record returns after brief business. Walter Smith from Tone departs after visits. James Blakely, former Wallowa sheriff, is here from Enterprise. Mrs Amy Lee, injured hip, now mobile with crutches. A W Robinson, Oregon Lumber Yards manager, goes to Hanford, Wash. Hon A Barrett from Athen transacts business. expects return tonight. John W Campbell of Hermiston and Merle Chessman leave for weekend in Wallula with Whitman college students. Burke of Oregon Lumber Yards returns from Cornell, Wash. To depart for Cascade Locks to manage a yard there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. F. Michael
Pilot Rock
A. R. Turner
James A. Fee
Portland
Mae Sterr
Lee's Crossing
Pendleton
Earl Gillanders
Women and money: why wives need ready cash
The piece argues that women seek ready money beyond daily bills, noting men often pay household expenses but withhold pocket cash. It touts allowances as empowering, suggesting homes run on allowances may function better, and hints suffragettes fared well in British elections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milady
Heen & Ware
Familly
Big Convention Arrangements for Inland Empire Teachers
Commercial and teachers associations join with Creditmen and Ladies Clubs to plan lodging entertainment and travel for the Inland Empire teachers attending their annual convention next month. A reception is planned with committees led by Clarence Bishop and Mrs Laniers while trips to see the Indian school may be arranged. The effort aims to secure ample accommodations, headquarters and guided activities for about 590 guests over several days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inland Empire
Lyon
Ben Hill
Clarence Wikhop
Mre
Aho S. Laniers
Civic Club
Mire
Jon Hailey, Jr
Mire AL Oc. Hampton
Mire AL Oc. Hampton, the Current Literature Club
Celestine Moorhouse
Florence Shineder
Lutchers
Amitin
Son
Commercial Association
Wilte
Clarence Bishop
Teachers’ Association
Merchants’ Association
The
BE. B. Aldrich
J. W. Tallman
Hew Hill
Mark Moorhhouse
A. C. Hampton
Thought for Today Inspire Toward Higher Character
A reflective snippet praises resisting temptation and noble aims as progress toward humanity’s better future. The page also invites readers to read the Want ads today, linking personal restraint with community opportunity.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Standard Grocery Co
East Court St
IST
Ter Reager
David Swanson
Miss Weller
Allen Folsom
Harold Goedecke
Maxine Jones
Edith Laing
Todthe “Laing
Sidney Lang
Mery Ressler
Lowell Rugg
Paul Schultz
Alma
Trawthorne School
Washington School
Agnes Anderson
Louis Anderson
Domino Sugar
Sunshine Akraheumatic
EUXO
Helen la Fontaine
Eleanor Redfield
Roadmuantery Officse
Mra. W. E. Lytle
Hot Lake
Robert Stimfield
Clarke Nelson
G. Li Dow
Charles Adam
Boise
R. Alexinder
Baker City
A. (. Crawford
Hermiston
Hugh L. Stanfield
Echo
Haviland
Ingram’s Grocery
Yom Kinselia
Adams
H. G. Newport
Pendleton Friends
Grace Gillam
Birch Creek
Walter Smith
Tone
James Blakely
Wallowa County
Joe
William Blakely
Enterprise
Amy Lee
A. W. Robinson
Oregon
Hanford
Washington
A Barrett
Athen
John W. Cagnpbell
Merle i
Wall Walk
Whitman College
Burke
Oregon Lumber Yarde
Cornell
Cascade Locks
the New
Oxfords
Boston
Creditmen and Ladies Clubs
Astle
Crim
Pendleton Dye Works
Alta St
Maine
Mark Moorhouse
Tei Mint
Scidoon Books
Cook Brooks
Nelson
Main
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