Pendleton Socials Bring Visitors and Birthdays to Town
A large Pendleton group hosted a grand overnight gathering, featuring girls basketball players and listed attendees such as Mrs Fred Judd, Edward Thompson, Virgil Pendall, and coach Loulkee Bailey among many others. Highlights included Edna Murphy’s twelfth birthday dancing party on Perkins Avenue with red decor and tiny kewpie favors, plus Lola Metook hosting a formal birthday afternoon with a social cake. Reports note performances by Hart ridge Whipp and Leonora Fisher Whipp at the Teme theater, with several local residents visiting Portland for events and shows and others attending county court and professional meetings.
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Pendleton
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Grand
Mre
Fred
Judd
Sam Thompson
Edward Thompson
Harold Holdman
Virgil Pendall
C H. Fits Gerald
Loulkee Bailey
Alta Mentier
Delia Ferguson
Helen Nelson
Grace Rugs
Thelma Thompson
Edith Lacy
Leta Agee
Pink” Bowman
Roy Furuteh
BK. Bowman
Tubby" Sloan
Stuff Temple
Beper Tansen
Burton Grew Mich
Walla Walla Colon
Mile Edna Murphy
Murphy Hone Op Perkine Avenue
Mary Clarke
Marjorie
Alberna McMonies
Merle
Garnet Jack
June Rocecvelt
Geraldine Morrison
Mildred Rogers
Gertrids
Longmeter
Helen Idleman
Marie Fletcher
Helen Barnhart
Nellie Neagie
Frances Horde
Barbara Starfield
Genevieve Phelps
Margaret Humphrey
Sega Parlett
Harlan Fell
Cliffery Holman
Roland Montgomery
Wesley Fletcher
Johnnie Gordon
Thomas Johns
Carl Nelson
Donald Whiteman
Richard Rice
Donald Woodworth
Levi Ankeny
Wayne Fields
Jane Murphy
Claudine McMonles
Multi item local ads and notices from Pendleton paper
Classifieds list furnished rooms and houses for rent and sale including a seven room modern bungalow on Lilleth Street and a rooming house on Malin Street. Services offered include housekeeping, baggage transfer, auto hire, taxi, funeral services, egg delivery, cattle and horse sales, and a dairy. Also requests for rental housing, tractor sale, lease of land, and dancing lessons. Ends with a quip about a dog howling at the moon signaling insomnia.
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Pendleton
Charles Co
Railroad i
Federal
D. B. Waffle
Oreron
East
Oregonian
la Con Bros
Beauregard
Malin Street
Penland Bros
Independent Coal Co Offers Delivered Fuel at Nine Per Ton
Multiple classified style notices across Pendleton and Athena describe coal delivery at nine dollars per ton by Independent Coal Co and routine transport ads for Adams, Athena, Weston routes. Baggage transfers advertised by Dr. Williamson from Hennings Cigar Store, with reservations by phone. A card of thanks from Mitchell and extended family following bereavement, and a lost or stray horse notice from R B McEwen of Athena Oregon seeking return or information.
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Independent Coal CO
Dr. Williamson
Hennings Cigar Store
F. H
J. W
R. B. McEwen
Athena Oregon
Ally
High Living Cost Blamed on Women by Uv and Senator
Washington January 27 cigarette smoking and joy riding would be prohibited by law and other economies would cut living costs. Senator McCumber denounces the cry feed America fire and charges American women bear responsibility for higher prices through extravagance while opposing efforts to extend funds to Europe.
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McCumber North Dukorm
America
Europe
Cold Wave Expected Across Pacific States This Week
Washington and Oregon face below normal temperatures with frequent rains. Northern California and the Rocky Mountain region may see fair weather at times. Snow probable in central and northern districts, with colder conditions extending into the plateau areas.
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Pacific States
Oregon
California
Rocky Mountain
Plateau
Barley for Sale and Worm Killer Ad Snippet
Barley for sale in various quantities offered by Smythe-Lyn ergan Co with contact via Phone 17 percent. An ad promotes Kickapoo Worm Killer, a candy laxative tablet claimed to remove intestinal worms in children, marketed as pleasant and quick acting.
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Smythe-Lynergan Co
Government workers to lose pay if tied to foundations
Washington January 27. The senate voted to stop paying the salaries of federal education bureau employees who are also employed by the Carnegie and Rockefeller foundations. Renator Works, Kenyon and Poindexter said any attempt to gain control of the education of the coming American generation was most dangerous.
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Nenuted
Federal Education Bureaus
Carnegie
Rockefeller
Renatore Works
Kenyon and
Poindexter
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