Judge John J. Balleray Dead in Oregon Years of Service
Judge John J. Balleray died in Pendleton after a two day illness linked to alcoholism at St. Anthony's hospital. A native of Paterson New Jersey he was 64 and educated at Columbia Law School later practicing in Portland Baker City and Pendleton. He served one term as circuit judge and was a Republican who never married leaving a brother in New York and a sister. Elks services set for the funeral with burial arrangements by local jurists.
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John J. Balleray
St. Anthony's Hospital
New York
Paterson
N. J
College of St. Laurent
Montreal
Canada
Columbia University of New York
Judge Balleray
Oregon
Professon
Portland
Baker City
Pendleton
Turner, Balley & Balleray
Bailey & Balleray
Balley, Balleray & Redfield
C. E. Redfield
Heppner
Balleray
Tr. G. Halley
Balleray & Halley
Balleray & Meourt
Thi District
George H.halleray
Catherine Pelgram
New York City
Columbia University
Portland Lodge of Elks No
Ae Mn
Watate
Supreme Court
Circuit Court
Napoleon
James K. Polk
Jean J. Balleray
Pouche Reading Netted Fifty Dollars for Gym Fund
A small audience attended a dramatic reading and concert last night for the Commercial Association symnasum benefiting the gymnasium fund. About fifty dollars was netted, to be placed in the gym fund, with T G Halley outlining the purpose and future entertainments. The Merchant of Venice was staged by Fouche in place of As You Like It, with vocal solos by Mrs J Ross Dickson Miss Rena Ferguson and C R Wade and a violin solo by Roy Wilkins all well received. A lucky number trunk giveaway will occur next Saturday night February 26 at o clock, with purchases earning chances at Sullivan and Bond store.
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Commercial Association Symnasum
T. G. Halley
Elbert Hubbard
The
Philistine
Fouche
J. Ross Dickson
Rena Ferguson
C. R. Wade
Roy Wilkins
Sullivan & Bond
Cleanly Woman Mistakenly Believes Scalp Scrub Cures Dandruff
A Detroit based druggist report notes a woman wrongly thinks daily scalp scrubbing removes dandruff and cures the condition. The piece mentions The Herald Company and J A Koeppen & Bros as special agents in the matter.
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Herpleide Co
Detroit
Mich
J A
Koeppen & Bros
Special Agents
Valentine Social Notes Highlight Local Parties
Social and Personal Notes recount Misses Edn and Lavelle Florence with scarlet fever, visits from Mr Minne Stillman, and a flurry of Valentine events. The Brook home hosted gatherings, prizes awarded at the Monday Wheat club, numerous hostess evenings, and a large anniversary party for Frank and? Clapton. Guests included Hartman, Bartholomew, and many neighbors. activities featured games, handkerchief showers, and festive refreshments.
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Edn
Lavelle Florence
Brook Home
St. Valentine's
Monday Wheat Club
George Hartman
Mims Stott
Marguerite Laenure
Mark Moorhouse
Richard Mayberry
Jessie Hartmay
Bertha Matlock
Hensie Schisier
Stella Alexander
Neva Lane
Ethel Johnson
Eva Froomelin Thompeon
Effie Joan Frazier
Harriet Thompson
Sadie Baum
Edna Thompeon
Bertha Alexander
Guy Campbell
Freda Roesch
Mamie Stott
Marguerite Leisure
Portland
Frank Clapton
Mire Bartha Guernsey
George Hartman, Jr
Menare
Méeadamee
Leon Cohen
George Hartman, Jr. C. BK. Roosevelt
John Vert
W. E. Brook
Thomas Warner
Dison Jones
B. A. Vaurhon
J. HH. Robinson
W. J. Furnish
WL. Thompson
J. KR. Dickson
EP. Marahal
T. G. Halley
Mie
Bertha Guernsey
Effe Jean Fragier
Mies Neva Lane
Messrs
E. H. Clarke
Fred Walte
Mim Alexander
Max Boer
Willie
Min Alexander
Minx Alexander
Thia
Aleet
Guette
Ida
Ethel Johbnson
Bessie Awitaler
Mina Roberta
Mesdamen Lee Held
George, Hartman, Jr
Harry Rees
W. L
Thompson
Baer War
J. H. Robinson
Soule Receives Telegram Prompting Portland Trip
Silay H. Soule received a telegram from Portland yesterday warning him of his wife's sudden illness and ideas at that place. He took the midnight train for Portland and will return to his business engagements as health allows.
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Soule
Iml
Silay H. Soule
Portland
Roo Ah Mre
Soules
Bearlet Fever Reported In Town
Scarlet fever has been confirmed in Timn the Witte son of Ralph Folsom residing at 81 Garden Street. The case adds to local health concerns as authorities monitor the spread and advise precautionary measures for residents.
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Timn the Witte
Ralph Folsom
Gar ‘den Street
How to Gain Flesh and the Value of Cod Liver Oil
The life of food lies in its fat and cod liver oil provides real flesh-building benefits. Scott's Emulsion of pure cod liver oil is promoted as a solution for taking cod liver oil easily. For nearly thirty years doctors have prescribed it for wasting diseases coughs colds and bronchitis. Shoreditch, New York, Scott & Rowe offer free sample requests.
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Cod
Scott
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Mra
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Mre F. W. Vincent
San Souci Club
Harry Johnson
Fred Shoemaker
Dalles
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Walla Walla
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Edna Thompson
Ethel Hayes
Minnie Jones
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Rene and Gay, Campbell
Sadie Parkes
Miss Campbell
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Fred Earl
W. J. Harrison
Judge Ellis
E. Rowinburne
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Btello Alexander
Dan P. Smythe
Pred W. Lampkin
E. P. Dodd
Dr. McNabb
Thomas G. Halley
Pauline Lodge
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W. H. McCormack
Thomas Ayers
Gertrude Sheridan
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J. FL Robinson
War Lairwely
Jomele
Mine Howe
Dickers
Fred Koeppen
Jolly Neighbors
Atre
Fred Lante
Fred Bagel
Gues
Mel Dean Tatum
Eugene Vaughan
Airs
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Mee
Charles Hamilton
George Hartman, Sr
Creecent Mfg. Co
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Bostion Store
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D. Kemler & Son
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