Social and Personal notes from Pendleton area gatherings
Pendleton society and Riverside visitors are highlighted as local residents and families socialize. The Taytors, McCormachs, and Taylor relatives plan coastal trips to California and Santa Monica. A large Pendleton contingent joins friends at Leo Beach, with addresses and names listed. Various clubs resume events, including Presbyterian Ladies Aid, Church of the Redeemer dances, and Degree of Honor meetings, amid influenza concerns. A baby boy Tilman David Taylor is welcomed, named for grandfather Tilman Taylor and great-grandfather David Taylor. Several local residents are noted as traveling, recovering from illness, or attending meetings with brief mentions of firms, legal figures, and travelers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Taytor
California
Tayter
Pendleton
O ‘Tarter
Mire
Will McCoruymady
Thin cii
Santa Afeonhew
Mod Mie
McAllleter
Poendieton
Mice Taylor
San Mieg
War of Riverside
Leo Beach
Or Mire Gidentl
Ned Mere
William Binkety
Robert Morrison
Jin Christopher
Erwin King
Best Medicine Claims and Kidney Remedy Promotion
An older promotional piece extols Dr Kilmer's Swamp-Root as a universal cure for kidney and bladder ailments. It cites testimonials and urges readers to request a sample bottle by mail from Dr Kilmer Co of Binghamton New York, with additional sales pitches for larger bottles at drug stores and a Pendleton Oregon newspaper tie in.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thin Applet
Ellmet
Kilmer
Dr. Kilmer & Co
Bingham, N. Y
Pendleton East Oregonian
Salts for Kidney and Bladder Troubles Claim Quick Relief
An old remedy promotes Jad Salts as a simple, inexpensive cure for kidney and bladder irritation. It advises four ounces dissolved in water taken before breakfast for two to three days to neutralize urine acid and ease burning and incontinence. The text touts safety and wide use, as a pleasant effervescent water-like drink to relieve urinary discomfort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woeter
Kermis Opening Night At Orexon Theatre Benefit
Unclear text shows names from various places and a charity event. The curtain for the opening number of the Kermis is set for 4 15 PM, with a later time of 9 10 PM, and the event is a benefit for the Church of the Redeemer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kermis
Feain
Orexon Theatre
Mrs Hoover's Apple Pies Boost School Cafeteria Fame
Pendleton high school opens its cafeteria under Mrs M Hoover with domestic science girls helping Martha Hoover prepare dishes. Menu items include macaroni and cheese and cabbage slaw as the effort aims to provide a varied, tasty meal for hungry students on the hill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Hoover
M. Hoover
Pendleton High School
Blaine Mange
Mamoth Wun
Local Birthdays and Visits Highlight Small Town News
Hutsell and others celebrate February birthdays while residents host and visit relatives. Influenza confines Mrs Roberts at home near George Stoberts. Minnie Gustafson of New York visits her user Joe Ewarts and Pendleton acquaintances. W W Stayder and Ruth visit. J Engh visits Pendleton Sunday. Clitford Sanford visits his mother in Oklahoma. Max Livingston resigns from I W Clark’s store. George Swarte and Frederick Heath repair the schoolhouse engine pump. Wieth school reopens Monday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth
Pendleton
J. Engh
Clitford Sanford
Oklahomea
Max Livingston
I W. Clark
George Swarte
Frederick Heath
Wieth
Feathered heroes displayed at Paris bird show
Paris February 19. Feathered heroes of the war are shown at the Grand Palais in the annual bird show organized by the Societe Cantrale D Aviculture De France. Tiny aviators wear carrier plaques with decorations awarded for service, not ribbons, and their special emblems are officially recorded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Societe Cantrale D'Aviculture de France
Grand Palais
Placena
Pneumonia Victim Minnie Kissinger Had Local Lodge Ties
Minnie May Kissinger died of pneumonia after a life in Colorado, Oregon, and Pendleton. She was born in Buena Vista Colorado and later lived in Cove and Pilot Rock before moving to Pendleton with her husband Harry Kissinger. She was active in the local Mapleton Church Degree of Honor and Ladies of the G A R and left a husband, a son, parents, a brother, two sisters, and numerous relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnie May Kissinger
Buena Vima
Colorado
Gregson
Pendleton
Meachim
Cove
T the O-seceer
Arade Bid
A. B. Stephens
Degree of Honor
G. A. By
Card of Thanks for Minnie Saltmarsh and Carl Saltmarsh
Expressions of gratitude from the Saltmarsh and McDonald families for sympathy shown after the passing of Mrs Minnie Saltmarsh and husband Carl Saltmarsh. Also listed are Dan McDonald and family, John Arkell and family, Karl Saltmarsh and family. A job listing notes a woman employed to share an apartment at 3 6 Alie th Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnie Saltmirh
Carl Saltmarsh
Mere Dan McDonald
Lis
Mie
John Arkell
Karl Saltmarsh
Toomm
Alieth St
Motorman Credits Wonderfil Remedy for Health Return
A motorman reports rapid recovery from stomach and stomach related ailments after using a remedy named Miagrs Wonderfil. He claims no days lost since taking it and asserts the preparation safely relieves catarrhal inflammation causing stomach, liver and intestinal issues including appendicitis. He extols the product as simple and harmless with a money back guarantee.
Military drill optional at Pendleton High School after ruling
A Pendleton High School ruling makes military drill optional. Most students chose not to attend, with only a few boys taking the alternative hour and a half of physical exercise weekly. The drill groups were reorganized, most former officers retained, and promotions discussed. Commandant Fleischmann announced one day weekly devoted to sports. The unit voted to require uniforms only on drill days. John Simpson remains adjutant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pendleton High Schoo
Earl E. Fleischmann
Man and daughter leave for Arkansas from Oregon
RIETH Feb 10 B A Heath and daughter Zalroa left Sunday evening for Combe Arkansas where they will make their home. Mr Heath came to Creken in November and was employed by the O W Rh XX at Meth. Mr and Mrs Simonton and Childres of Pendleton spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs John Meath. A birthday dinner honoring Ruth Eula and Mr and Mrs Roy was given by Aire Willian Fillies last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eant
Oregonian
Rieth
B. A. Heath
Zalroa
Combe
Arkansas
Mr. Heth
Creken
Mee
Simonton
Childres
Pendleton
Mira
John Meath
Aire
Willian
Mies
Ruth Eula
Mre
Roy
Pendleton High Announces Second Term Normal Enrollment
Pendleton High opens the second term with a two week enforced vacation followed by a resumed schedule. Principal HL E Inlow outlined the plan as largely unchanged from the first term with new freshmen courses in economics replacing civics and commercial arithmetic added. F F E Behmidt takes over history and the teachers training course, while several classes shift rooms or instructors to recover lost time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pendleton High
Reveuuk
HL. E. Inlow
F. F E. Behmidt
Pendiston
Mike Zimmerman
Also Mentioned on This Page
Arthur
Gerald
Morcaret
Fite Gerald
Dendleton
Polatetteet
Wala Walla
Nellie Ishandler
Riverside
Sea Grande
Presbyterian Ladies Aid Society
Divs
Church of the Redeemer
Oregon Theater
Eagie-Woodmantal
R. Bowler Coell
Carl Tinedahh
Neal J. Kimball
Berthand
Jorard
Glen E. Stork
Roy K. Temple
Marl Thompson
Maov
Miss der Oliver Wil
Jofivensta
Tomorow
Mowe Hall
Ww.Schhwartzsenders
Garfield
Sheldon Taylor
Athena
Tilman David
Tilman DY. Taylor
David Taylor
Taylore
George Ruther
Wheeler County
Richmond
Mon Burroughs
Portland
Bud Jener
Phoenix Company
W. S. Ebbert
Stockman
Condon
Busness
H. M. Cockburn
Milton
Ity
Republican Central
AL M-Turner
Timatilla
Turner
Umatilla
Hops
Peee Ole Mets Fog
Taylor
Columbia Phonograph Records
Waikiki
Thompsons’ Drug Store
Trice
Skookum
Grain Co
West
Alta
T. P. W. Pure Food Shop
Golden Rod
Oregon
Pondletons
STORF
de Peele
A. Novack
la Grade
J. MM. Joaquin
Eeho
H. Charles
Walla Walla
M. M. Smith
Pilot Boek
Teva
Mrs. Hoover
Herbert
Man and Daughter
Thomas
Inlow Area
Itia
Vicks Vaporubs
Oregon Theatre
Thompson Drug Store
Ivory
Brown
C. Crawford
E. Court St
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