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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 1919
Page
9
Pendleton society notes detail weddings engagements birthdays and travels. Mrs Dave Johnson and Mrs JobHeon plan summers at Palmer Junction while Mrs Trowten Pettingill recovers at home. Lovie Fitch spoke at Chautauqua in Pendleton after visiting La Grande and Portland friends.
Miss Lorene Parker, county demonstrator agent for Umatilla County, announced her resignation to the county court and the extension department of Oregon Agricultural College. Efforts to find a successor continue. she plans to leave Pendleton July 21. Her work included sugarless canning demonstrations, hospital dietician duties during the influenza epidemic, milk tests from Varlone dairies, dairymen’s convention activity, and tasks in baby weight and farm home surveys.
Cavalry patrol streets to deter rioters as authorities vow strict enforcement to force shops to stay open during set hours. Fines range up to 600 francs and imprisonment up to 20 months for noncompliant traders. Naples quiet with troops, Genoa reports 10 per cent price cuts, Turin has requisitioned all goods. Florence province calm.
The Denver streetcar strike enters a second day as crews struggle to operate a handful of cars amid greatly reduced service. Pickets form as company officials attempt limited restoration of routes.
Pleas from Mrs Catherine Goldin and her husband John Goldin failed to sway Judge John R Newcomer of South Clark street court as Mrs Goldin was sentenced to three months in the house of correction for shoplifting. She tearfully claimed temptation led to the theft in a loop store Saturday.
Davenport National Bank of Davenport Washington won a circuit court judgment by default for 124.20 against AR Woods in a court contest. The ruling concludes the case with the bank awarded the amount plus court costs as permitted by law.
Earle Hubbard yesterday began work as a salesman for the Pendleton Marble and Granite Works. Hubbard, a former army sergeant major for two years, brings extensive sales experience to the Pendleton firm.
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