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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 1917
Page
7
John W. Gary of Lyon & Gary denied a report that Clara Ward died pauper and was buried in a pauper's coffin. The estate, valued over 1,000,000, was left to her third husband Deseppl Ricciards. the firm handles burial expenses and confirms substantial income existed.
Foley's Honey and Tar will check bronchial coughs that may menace winter. Tallman and Co. promote the remedy as a reliable relief for persistent coughs and bronchial irritation.
Walla Walla defeated Pendleton 104 to 63 in a fast two game set. Pendleton showed grit with four points from Fite Gerald and single scores by Boylen Hues and others, while Walla Walla's experienced lineup led by Richmond and Riech dominated with 18, 16, and 10 points respectively.
Pendleton girls beat Waiteburg 19 to 18 in a high speed meeting on the Joeal floor. Alta Mentier Vera Temple and Helen Nejun starred for Pendleton with coach Miss Bailey praised. Waiteburg’s Danielson showed standout play as both teams delivered the season’s most exciting girls basketball game.
A Baptist church reports a great uplift from recent Hinson meetings and looks to greater achievements. Bible school at 1, preaching at 11 on The Unsearchable Riches of Christ. Evening services at 6:30 and 7:30 with topic The Call of Jesus.
The Christian church will hold services Sunday January 21 with an 8 45 assembly of the BS group and supervised classes for all ages. Morning preaching and communion at 11 features Pastor H H Hubbell on Holding Down thy Truth. Evening topic fifth in Christian Fundamentals series The Ascension. Youth C E meets at 620 p m with Chinese close at 830 pm. Public invited to attend all services.
Sunday school begins at 10 am with Divine service and evensong. Evening sermon at tide o'clock. Offertory hymn Teach Me the Way of Thy Stateliness sung by Mildred Berkeley, Merc oc K. Craneton, Wook Rowe, G. Bammil. All are warmly invited by Charlie Quainy, Rector.
J B Snyder of the Press announces upcoming Presbyterian services with a theme on life and suffering. He will preach tomorrow at 11 am on The Fact of Palys and Suffering and in the evening on The Way of the roaa. Music is promised for both services. A Sunday school and Bible classes follow with Mrs Power leading the Young Women’s club and Mr Snyder teaching the adult class. PS C E 6216
The sermon week emphasizes restoring spiritual vigor after actives and duties with Sabbath worship at 10 a.m. including the Craft Hall and Home Department. A North Lasgo monthly allotment of $220 is noted, with Esther South leading morning and evening services and vigorous youth involvement.
Pastor Gornall invites all to Sunday services with music of the right type. The 11 o clock hour theme is Behold the Man and the evening theme is Send the Multitude Away. The minister extends a privileged welcome to any and all attendees.
Regular AME services announced for 622 Cottonwood street with Sunday morning Sunday school at 1 a.m. preaching at 11 a.m. and 7 36 p.m. A literary society meets Thursday at 4 p.m. Pastor Wm. Gallyard leads the church.
Washington January 20. American ambassadors and ministers abroad inquiring of the state department as to whether they are expected to resign at the beginning of President Wilsons term. officials gave no firm answer, noting routine turnover in diplomatic posts.
A vintage style advertisement touts Jacobs Oil as a safe home remedy for rheumatic pain and joint stiffness. It promises instant relief without skin burning and urges readers to buy a small bottle at any drug store to restore mobility. It mentions uses for neuralgia lumbago sprains and backache.
The department informed that all diplomats should send their resignations by March 4. Following a recent public statement, numerous inquiries from embassies and legations arrived. Officials say the government policy applies to all and reflects no personal criticism. War demands strain diplomats, revealing strengths and weaknesses, and some members are deemed incapable of their duties, with the inauguration seen as a chance to strengthen the service.
Local ad excerpt lists STROBLE selling new and second hand goods at 218 E Court Street with phone 271, plus CARTER & SMYTHE and JAMES B PERRY attorneys with offices in bank building and over Taylor Hardware. Miscellaneous legal blanks offered by East Oregonian office. YOHN & BAKER Funeral Director and embalmer operate near the post office with two funeral cars and 24 hour responsiveness. phone 76.
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