Pendleton Notes and Club Activities Report
Pendleton society items note J H Gwinn's illness at home with lagrippe and tonsillitis. The Thursday Afternoon Club meeting is postponed due to sickness. Bowlers plan their second dance at Eagle Woodman hall with United Orchestra. Rev John F Robinson's address at the Methodist church drew a good crowd and is praised for his preaching. Tonight features song service at 7:30 and preaching at 8.
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J. H. Gwinn
James H. Gwinn
The
Pendleton Abstract Co
Alice Kennedy
Bowling Club
Eagle- Woodman Hall
United Orchestra
Dr Robinson
John F. Robinson
Methodist Church
Dr. Robinson
Knights Eat Clams After City Meeting
Knights of Pythias members reinforced by hearty appetites and large appetites consumed a 100 pound shipment of clams after last night’s meeting. A large attendance filled the hall and special work was added before the clam feed to benefit health. Mrs. S. A. Lowell, ill with asthma rheumatism and poor circulation, left today for Western Oregon to seek relief through climate and will spend the winter with her daughter Margaret a Pacific University student in Forest Grove.
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Knights of Pythias
S. A. Lowell
Western
Oregon
Margaret
Pacific University
Forest Grove
F. Goodwin Hurd
Toledo
Washington
J. B. Goodwin
George Ferguson
Stormy Weather Reaches Pendleton Resident in Scotland
A Pendleton resident John Vert survived a severe storm in Edinburg Scotland with 100 mph winds and heavy pressure. Meanwhile Athena's Earl Urquhart promotes a Hard Times Ball in Pendleton for Friday at the opera house with Owen Hussie arranging and Prof. Gordons orchestra providing music.
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Edinburg
Pendleton
John Vert
Athena
Earl Urquhart
Opera House
Owen Hussie
Gordon
Correction in Averages for Umatilla County Teachers
A correction shows Miss Nelly Carr of Echo achieved the highest average among five year paper applicants with 94 4-16, revised from 93 3-16. Miss Ruby Hazlett, applying for one year papers, with 44 11/44 still tops among the cre y en subjects examinees. Sleighing parties enlivened the county with many local residents enjoying rides and socials late evening. Garrett May may coach Oregon Agricultural College baseball this season after an unconditional release from the Pendleton league team, with hopes of advancing to Northwest or Coast league play if possible.
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Young
Umatilla County
Nelly Carr
Echo
Ruby Hazlett
Garrett
Jesse Garrett
Oregon Agricultural College
Boise Boxer Arrives to Train for Jan 20 Fight
Boise boxer Jack Carpenter arrived from his home for a training spell in Boise for his return bout with Montana Kid at the Oregon theater set for January 20. Both fighters favor straight rules and expect an advantage, while promising a clean break again. Meanwhile, the Pastime theater hosts a daytime and evening program by Parish Aid ladies to raise funds, featuring local talent and four extra picture films.
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Boise
Jack Carpenter
Montana
Oregon Theater
Fettle
The
Episcopal Church
Matlock
Pendleton Judge Leads Ceremony Twenty-Eight Years Ago
Twenty-eight years ago at 7 30 this morning Thomas FitzGerald now Pendleton recorder and police judge led Miss Addie F Grant of Vancouver Washington to the altar and gave away.
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Thomas FitzGerald
Pendleton
Addie F. Grant
Vancouver
Wash
Judge Declares 28 Years a Long Time to Live
The judge remarks that 28 years is a long life with one Watmin though he is satisfied with the arrangement. Judge and Mrs. Fig Gerald observe their anniversary quietly. A marriage license issued today to Judge Patrick Kelly of Walla Walla and Elsie Minnie Philippi. Eleven Above Zero. The past two nights have been much colder, down to 11 above zero per E F Averill, weather observer.
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Watmin
Judge
Fig Gerald
Patrick Kelly
Walla Walla
Elsie Minnie Philippi
County
E. F. Averill
Sue to Collect Account from Gray Bros Grocers
Gray Bros local grocers commence action today against Blakeslee head of the Royal College of Porpora to recover $91.40 balance of a grocery bill. Carter and Smythe are attorneys. Blakeslee has moved to Spokane recently.
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Gray Bros
Blakeslee
Royal College of Porpora
Carter & Smythe
Spokane
Kennedy Sues for Divorce Deser tion Alleged
J B Kennedy a well known retired farmer files for absolute divorce from wife Mary Alice Kennedy alleging desertion on January 11 1912 married in Portland in late October 1911. Attorney James A Fee represents him. The article also notes a search for missing brother J B Goodwin and details bankruptcy of Weston cigar store operators Robert F Reynolds and Otix Reynolds with eighteen creditors and assets $354.60.
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J. B. Kennedy
James B. Kennedy
Mary Alice Kennedy
Portland
James A. Fee
Weston
Robert F. Reynolds
Otix Reynolds
Fite Gerald
Delta
Pioneer Betting Works
G. Allen
Alden Candy Co
Estate Appraisal Report for Joseph Baplor Deceased
A. Miller, A. C. Henderson and C. A. Cooper, appraisers, file a county court report on the estate of Joseph Baplor, deceased, detailing property assessment and value as of the appraisal date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Miller
A. C. Henderson
C. A. Cooper
Joseph Baplor
Seven? Estate sale outlines six Pilot Rock lots
The estate parcel description notes six lots in Pilot Rock valued at 1800 dollars. Local sale records show S. P. Hutchison and wife selling lot 7, block 28 in the Reservation addition to Pendleton to B. BR. Gervais for 1200 dollars.
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Pilot Rock
S. P. Hutchison
B. BR. Gervais
Pendleton
Will Improve Basement on Main Street
J U Temple applies for permit to latch and plaster basement of brick block on Main Street and to build concrete steps. Estimated cost of improvements is 1000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. U. Temple
Main Street
Four Uruguayan Women to Be Entertained by State Superintendent
In Silem Oregon on January 14 four young women from Uruguay headed by Miss Victoria Fregerio will be entertained today by the State Superintendent of Education. The visit highlights cultural exchange and educational goodwill between nations as part of a broader outreach program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silem
Ore
Uruguay
Victoria Fregerio
Women students study industrial and agricultural education abroad
Young women are sent to this country to investigate teaching systems with specific focus on industrial and agricultural education to study methods and practices for potential adoption locally.
Colum bia Professor Files Voluntary Bankruptcy
New York Jan. 14 Declaring himself unable to pay a judgment of ten thousand dollars for a breach of promise and a hundred thousand dollars for libel to former stenographer Rather Quinn Peck, a professor at Columbia University, filed for voluntary bankruptcy. He listed liabilities at one hundred sixty thousand dollars and assets as contracts for royalties on publications he had written.
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New York
Rather Quinn
Harry Thurston Peck
Columbia University
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Phone
Hohbach
Otto Hohbach
Eagle-Woodmen
Newsy
J. R. Porter
D. B. Waffle
Hostetter
Oregon Theatre
Wheeler
Metta Chamberlain
Eugene Walters
Canadian Woods
Pendleton Drug Co
Ocolumbis
Thiamond
Shell
Ewt
A. T. Matthews CO
C. D
East
Alta St
City Hall
Motion Pictures
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