Meacham Weather and Social Notes in Meacham
Meacham reports a thaw and warmer spell with several residents traveling to Pendleton and La Grande. Local people, including Mrs Jack Casey and Florence Casey, Mrs J B Baker, and J J Barker of Parker's Mill, engaged in visits, trips, and business. Red Cross sewing sessions were held by F H Denson, Mrs FP Hanlin, and Mrs J A Watters as Meacham enrolled eight members during Fed Crow Christmas Roll Call.
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East Oregonian
Meacham
Beedie Davidsen
Pendleton
Ter Ester
Jack Casey
Mra
Florence
Jeff
Portland
Mra. Or
Wilson
Parker's Mil
Jack Dockweller
Dockweller
Buttercreek
Marle Thompson
Taker
Frank Hansen
Kamela
la Grande
Tri Blu Biscuit Co
Nickuis
Oregon Grocery Co
Oliver
Vyn Casey
Red Cross
F. H. Denson
FP. Hanlin
J. A. Watters
Weston Skating and Coasting Sports Rule at Weston
Weston fans enjoy cold weather as inch or so of snow allows extensive coasting and skating along town hills and the reservoir area. A local obituary notes Crandon Hoare, longtime Weston resident, buried in Ode Fellows cemetery after funeral at the grave. Community life includes New Year watch party at the Wriggles with games, roast, and ringing in the year at the church. City officers elected for two years include Mayor Banister and council members.
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Weston
S. A
Crandon Hoare
Connell
Washington
Rimaday
Herman Hemel
Ode Fellows
Worth Watts
Fola Montgomery
Sisinba
Lote Powell
Mont- Eatery
Wilma Harhenr
Th Watts
William
Brixgle
Telegram from Washington Reports False Death Claim
Everett, a clerk, received a telegram stating he had been killed in action in France. He had never served, never worn a uniform, and had not been drafted. He sent the message back to the War Department, quipping that the death report was “growly exaggerated.”
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France
Everett
Neithar
Butts
Wervicw
War Department
Mark Twain
Sinn Fein leaders released from internment in Ireland
London dateline reports the release of Sinn Fein internees in Ireland is imminent. Count Plunkett, elected to Parliament in recent balloting, has long been active in the movement and has faced multiple arrests. His son Joseph Plunkett was executed for Easter uprising participation in 1916. George and John Plunkett, condemned for revolt links, had sentences commuted to ten years penal servitude.
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London
Eniland
Count Plunkett
Joseph Plunkett
George
John Plunkett
Wilmington Jan 6 report on Wikonea wager case
Wilmington Delaware district dispatch records a brief item about John Wikonea, a person connected to a wager case, with limited readable details from the damaged OCR. The fragment mentions date and location but lacks full names, actions, or outcomes.
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Wilmington. del
John Wikonea
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