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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 1917
Page
4
The brief column notes guests at local homes attendances at meetings and upcoming social events. Mrs Holbert and party arrive in Portland for a hotel event while artisans plan an Easle-Woodionag social with husbands and families. Pendleton circles meet at the library auditorium for talks and music as public visits, drivers, and local dignitaries are recorded through the day.
London January 23. Half a million workers are engaged in munitions production across Great Britain as authorities inspect wartime outputs. Dr Christopher Addison, minister of munition, visited the Ata 'ton House today to review preparations and discuss supply chains for materiel.
In Marshfield on January 22 a rapid arrest and seizure occurred after deputies confiscated a large quantity of liquor. A bidder was found amid debris near a trash source, believed to be dropped from a steam engine, with authorities securing the scene and transporting items.
Detroit January 23. Henry Ford argues that pigmy submarines carried by the German raider could hasten an end to the war. He asserts the manufacture of small subs signals general disarmament and would doom large warships, making coast defense by giant ships obsolete.
Mrs John Tigard aged about 60 or 70, wife of John Tigard and namesake of Tigardville, died in her home after a fire. Husband found her chair-bound with clothing burned, body charred beyond recognition. Funeral to be held at Crescent Grave cemetery, two and a half miles northwest Teardville, in the afternoon.
Students and townspeople gathered this morning to review Friday’s basketball game receipts. Officials reported twenty five dollars cleared from the event and noted limited play with only two venues considered.
Mra Whipp will perform a distinguished voice and piano recital at the Temple Theater Thursday February etc. The program features a virtuosic solo and attentive accompaniment. The concert aligns with Manager Welchs plan to bring high grade attractions to Pendleton during the winter season.
After payline alias discussions, Miss Anibal proposed reverting the order so faculty sing to the students. The idea pleased the crowd as the faculty mounted the rostrum and sang the morning song. English classes plan to study motion picture mime of standard authors to deepen understanding and promise interest.
Buenos Aires January 24 reports say the raider has disappeared and shippers anticipate renewed operations elsewhere. TheStandard denied the rumor that the cruiser Glasgow sank the raider. A Standard note claimed an unconfirmed report of a submarine halting the Spanish steamer Revis Victoria Eugenia near the river Plate and inspecting her tapera.
Helix notes report Charles Grant renting the Commercial hotel and taking possession February first. Meetings began at Beptles church with Rev. Bentley of Athena and Rev. Storms of Wallula expected soon for a two week course. J. Bryan resumes work after a week of illness. Fred Embyek and Jeeslé Smith with Leatle of Grady New Mexico plan Monday visits to the A. McEwan family of Athena. Elmer Hendrickson is finishing a project.
Cape Bertram accuses German supply lines of better rations while British soldiers allegedly received embalmed beef provided by Canadian firms. He cites German rations in Kriegsaufträge as proof, noting troops discarded any improper meat after a single taste.
A rancher south of town plans a one and a half story house and a new barn. Several young people attended a dance at German hall Saturday night. Mr Andra Wim Johnson are visiting relatives in Butte for a few weeks. Miss Sybil Farley of Pendleton visited over Sunday at the Pierce home. Oh Julian ie from Attalia.
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