Social events fill festive winter pages in Pendleton
Society notices record a busy string of holiday gatherings in Pendleton with guests from Berkeley Corvallis Athena Walla Walla and Portland. Activities include banquets Modern Woodmen hospitality Jolly Neighbors cards and informal dinners at homes of Phelps Hartman Taylor and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jolly Neighbors Club
Irving la Dow
Perham
McAllister
T. C. Taylor
Cox
Athena
Will Moore
Hartman
Time to seek help as symptoms begin
Early action matters for cold starts and worsening illness. Delaying care can lead to deeper, longer lasting suffering as hours pass. Seek assessment promptly to reduce risks and shorten recovery.
WEDDING ANNIVERSARIES AND NEW YEAR CELEBRATIONS IN HERMITON
A series of social events in Hermiston feature wedding anniversaries of Mr. and Mrs. Crawford and Mr. and Mrs. McNaught, entertained dinners by Mrs. H. T. Frazier, a watch New Year party by the Christian Endeavor society, and various hostesses hosting dances, Christmas tree parties, and student musical evenings. Notables include Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Kellogg with guests, and Mrs. Chas. Wilmouth hosting about 40 friends. The social calendar also lists a Christmas tree party by Miss Mona Irvin and a student musical with participants from local families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. C. Crawford
Carl McNaught
H. T. Frazier
Newport-Skinner Hall
Christian Endeavor Society of
C. W. Kellogg
Arthur Crawford
A. W. Burch
Mona Irvin
Fay Sellers
Rena Calbeck
Ethel Clark
Fern Wells
Frankie Phelps
Ethel Emry
Blanch Burns
Ora Douglas
Flossie Calbeck
Maud Phelps
Messrs. Patterson
Wolfe
Palmer
Loomis
Phelps
Harris
Hanson
Irwin
George Strohm
Herbert Strohm
Social events honor Miss Georgia Rothgib at Cle Elum
A midweek party hosted by Randal celebrated Miss Georgia Rothgib of Cle Elum with games and music. Attendees include Miss Yates, Miss McClelland, Miss Whiting, Miss Phillips, and many local residents and leaders. Separate gatherings featured Corliss Agnew’s surprise party and a stag dinner at Hotel Oregon with a 22 pound turkey. The piece ends noting the precinct’s dry status.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tha Randal
Georgia Rothgib
Cle Elum
Washington
Cle Slum
Miss Yates
McClelland
Whiting
Miss Phillips
Misa Reese
Misa Dishon
Misa Jordan
Campbell
Donovan
G. Raymond Hahn
C. Goddered Dishon
M. Dwight Scroges
F. Harris Bartlet
J. Herbert Stromh
W. Roy Saxton
J. B. Honeyman
Walter Barmore
Miss McClelland
N. S. T. Club
Oregon Hotel
Georgia Rothgib Wits
Hermiston
Hotel Oregon
B. P. Dodd
M. Dwight Scroggs
Don Campbell
Wagman
Ed Launers
Pugh
Williams
Martlet
School Buildings Cleaned and Fumigated Citywide
During the holidays all public school buildings were cleaned and fumigated. When school resumes Monday, pupils and teachers will benefit from dirt free rooms and eliminated microbes. Superintendent Landers says work will resume with no personnel changes. at the high school two weeks remain in this term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Landers
Mayor to Name Library Board for City Library Move
Mayor E J Murphy announced he will appoint a city library commission next Wednesday to control library funds and oversee the move to city hall. The council must approve the appointments, and the commission will purchase furniture and install it in new quarters using all library and city funds including about $19,000 from the Sturgis fund. City Attorney Raley advised waiting 15 days after the ordinance to allow time for a potential referendum petition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. J. Murphy
Library Commission
Sturgis
James A. Fee
Raley
Missionary Talk Scheduled in Pendleton Church
Miss Katherine Hanna of Sitka Sitka training school Alaska will speak at the Presbyterian church tomorrow evening. President W H Bleakney of Pendleton academy will lead morning service as Rev W L Vin Nuys hosts S W Seeman of La Grande.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katherine Hanna
Sitka
Bitka
Alaska
Presbyterian Church
W. H. Bleakney
Pendleton Academy
W. L. Vin Nuys
S. W. Seeman
la Grande
Pendleton Triumphs 19 to 0 Over La Grande in Gridiron Clash
Pendleton All-Stars led by Tracy Baker and George Strand defeated La Grande 19 to 0 in a fast, tactical game. Baker kicked two field goals including a late 35 yard drop kick, while Herb Thompson and Kimball also starred for Pendleton. Players Sturgis, Hill, and Thompson anchored the line and defense as pendleton controlled play from start to finish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Grande
Baker's Trusty Too
Jim Hit
George Strand
Pendleton
la Grande Commercial Club
Pendleton All-Stars
Company L
Roosters
Tracy Baker
Kimball
Royals
Baker
Herb Thompson
Jim Hill
Sturgis
Thompson
Five Pendleton Churches Unite In Week Of Prayer
Five Pendleton churches Baptist Christian Presbyterian and two Methodist will hold a week of prayer each evening at 7 20 except Saturday with leaders and preachers shared among Rev J Reeves Rev W L Van Nuys Rev Dr Ford Rev R E Storey Rev A M Melrdum and Rev J Reeves listed for different days across Methodist Baptist and Presbyterian churches in a united observance
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Reeves
Methodist Church
W. L. van Nuys
van Nuys
Dr. Ford
Baptist Church
Ford
R. E. Storey
Presbyterian Church
Storey
A. M. Melrdum
Meldrum
Holdman People Celebrate Christmas In Holdman County
Charles A. Hill, visiting from Holdman country, reports that Christmas was celebrated with exercises at several sites. The holiday was enjoyed as communities observed the festive day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles A. Hill
Holdman Country
New Sanotype Man for East Oregonian
E. E. Baer of Marcellus Tl arrived in Pendleton last night to take a position as inotype operator upon the East Oregonian. His family will come west in the spring. Mr. Baer is an old time friend of F. B. Livengood of Livengood & Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. E. Baer
Marcellies, Tl
Pendleton
East Oregonian
Mr. Baer
F. B. Livengood
Livengood & Co
Slusher Family Moves to Hoesch Cottage on Lewis Street
W A Slusher has moved from Johnson street to the Hoesch cottage on Lewis street, previously occupied by Mr and Mrs T T Geer. The update records a residence change for the Slusher family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Slusher
W. A. Slusher
Johnson Street
Hoesch
Lewis Street
T. T. Geer
He who pays as he goes avoids bankruptcy
A compact proverb noting that prudent spending prevents financial ruin. The saying emphasizes paying promptly as a method to stay solvent and avoid debt or collapse. It reflects caution in personal finance and cash flow management.
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Blue Mountain Creamery
Standard Grocery Co
Sisterhood
Frankie Phelpe
Berkeley
Cal
John H. Durham
Corvalis
G. W. Phelps
Mrs. Metzler
Heppner
Dr. Metzler
Modern Woods
George Hartman, Jr
Searcs
Miss McClure of
Fredric Earl
Lawrence
Norbourne Berkeley
Diana Maclane
St. Paul's School
Walla Walla
John Vert
Edna Thompson
Thomas Thompson
Lulu Hubbard
Lucile Marvin
Fischer School of Music
Elmer P. Dodd
R. Alexander
Mr. Dodd
Will Bracken
C. J. Ferguson
Frances Hayes
Portland
Hayes
Willard Bond
George Hartman
Monroe Street
Sylvia Estes
Walla
Genevieve Clark
Mrs. R. Alexander
Baker City
Fred Eppinger
Lucile M. Seevers
Oskaloosa
Iowa
James Cooper
Mrs. Burroughs
Miss Emylis
A. L. Willis
Mrs
Lee Moorhouse
Mrs. T. C. Taylor
Edith Epple
Kahlotus
Mrs. Redd
Celestine Moorhouse
Irrigon
Ben Burroughs
Emelis
F&s
Tallman & Co
C. E. Baker
Byron G. Monkman
Chas. Wilmouth
E. H. Brown
Echo
Corlis Agnew
Catherine
Ruth Skinner
Essie Grant
Caroline Shotwell
Ross Newport
W. H. Skinner
J. R. Shotwell
H. D. Grant
Mies
Edna Rothell and
Mise Ber
Commercial National Bank
United States Depository
Misa Corliss Agnew
Lillian Lintin
Crull
Mortimer
Leila Jones
Miss Dishon
Ellen Canfield
Clayton Jones
Guy Woods
Harold Dishon
Lawrence Canfield
John Jones
Eddie Canfield
Engdah
Goodall
Sturglb Ae
Ecginia Aga
Heindenreichs
Ferguson
Pierce
la Grandee
Caylor
Williamson
Scitt
C. C. Clarke
Union
M. Moorhouse
Peters Jasper
Turner
Nelson
Enews
Reynolds Oe Strand
Ter
Childera
Hill
Eee
Gillian
And
Mittens
Roosevelt
Boston
Ing Machines
Jesse
Week OF Prayer
Holdman
East
Oregonian
Pendleton Roller Mills
W. & Byers, Proprietor
AL. G. Barnes
Romeo
Earth
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