Pendleton News Notes Contrasting Convalescence and Local Happenings
Pendleton items report William Anderson convalescing in Portland at St Vincent’s hospital under a special treatment. Echo area farmers plow amid fair weather as county agent Bennion surveys. A telegram says Miss Waleh leaves New York for Paris to join Red Cross nurses in Poland. A bungalow permit is issued for 18 Garfield at an estimated cost of 4000 dollars. Mrs La Fontaine convalesces after appendicitis at St Anthony’s Hospital. Senator McNary relays interest in obtaining information from Willamette Valley farmers about extending government guarantees. Armenia relief pictures entertain Pendleton High School students. C Lincoln becomes new agent at Pendleton plant, replacing H G Jack. A baby boy, weighing 9 pounds, is welcomed to the St Clair home. An examination for postmaster at Melix is set for March 18 with a 678 dollar salary last year.
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Pendleton
Melix
Pendleton High School Assembly Features Songs and Talks
An engaging program at Pendleton High School this morning included songs and talks for students. Evangelist Wilhite Old Gates, conducting local church meetings, spoke as part of the program. Two cases in police court, dock Egan charged with drunkenness, forfeited 10 bail for failure to appear. Milton Wells, driver of a commercial auto, fined $5 for driving over a city fire hose.
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Pendleton High School
Wilhite Old Gates
Evangellata
Dock Egan
Milton Wells
Rev Morgan to Portland and revival plans
Reverend J Francis Morgan pastor of the Presbyterian church departs for Portland to join New Bern and Home Missions committees while to preach at Piedmont church on Sunday. Albany College president Williams will also preach locally. smallpox cases rise outrunning flu. three houses quarantined for smallpox and others released from flu quarantine. revival meetings planned as union prayer service next Wednesday ahead of March 7 start led by Rev J L McCallum with revival tours in Prineville Redmond Bend.
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Morgan
Portland
J. Francis Morgan
Presbyterian Church of
Thi City
New Bern
Home Mimadons
Piedmont Church
Williams
Albany College
John Halley, Jr
Presbyterian
Methodist Church
J. L. McCallum
McCallum
Prineville
Redmond
Bend
Charles C. Tetorson
Coyuse
Johnson City
Tenn
Revival Music Delights Milton Delegation at First Christian
Fifty two members of a Milton delegation attended the Wilhite and Cates revival at the First Christian Church. Rev. Lloyd Ros and Orchestra led an hour long musical program that drew a full crowd. Prof Gates chorus and choir sang powerfully, and the sermon on The Prodigal Son inspired many. At the Invitation four adults joined the church. The Race and the Goal will be the theme tonight. Public is invited.
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Milton
Lloyd Ros
First Christian Church
Gates
Silo Tour Draws Local Farmers Across County
A silo tour in the county's west part drew 11 attendees including owners and numerous prospective buyers. E L OA G spoke on silo advantages while others highlighted benefits. County agent Fred Bennion says silos are likely to double next year.
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Echo, Stanfield and
Hermiston
E. L
Fred Bennion
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Boho
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Miss Wale
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England
Miss Walah
National Red Cross
Poland
Mra
Maze Kinsley
Seattle
H. BE. Cook
Mes. la Fontaine
Mra. Non la Fontaine
St. Anthony's Koanital
McNary
Wimatilla County
Armenia
Armeni
The
Americas Relief Society of
Atudenta
C. & Lincoln
Kamela
H. G. Jack
Korn
Bob St. Clair
St. Clair
Parkview Apartments
Sunkist
Pendleton Cash Market, Inc
Joe Kerley
Rock Springs
Kemmerer
Oregon Lumber
Manchester Clark Co
W. Hoeealy
Manchester-Clark Motor Company
Russell Clark
Hoosly
Dalles
H. B. Inlow
Smallpox
Brown Brothers
Old Pinew
Didding
Guy Wyrick
Allen Folsom
I. H. & Quintet
la Grande
Baker
Folsom
Weston Mountain
Swift
Sian
Pussy Willow
Taffeta
Yeaterday
Westover
Frank Synder
Col
W. F. Yohnka
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