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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1919
Page
6
Pendleton notes report a Pendleton meeting of the Umatilla Red Cross committee tomorrow evening in the Ned Crom room. The column also covers returning local residents from Portland, including Hetty Bond and family, as well as updates on veterans, war service, and local civic appointments.
J M Bentley longtime Pendleton resident and pioneer joins the New Perking lineup. Bentley has lived sixty years in Urine Ne county and has served as United.
A Commercial Club meeting this morning authorized action toward intervention in the rate case brought by the Inland Empire Shippers League. The subject was presented to officers by Edward Guirander of Mortland and Ralph Watton of the Journal.
Careless match tossed after lighting a cigarette by the brother of Mrs Skeels at 614 West Bluff started a small porch fire this morning. Firemen arrived to find bedding and a porch bed on fire. the blaze Was extinguished with a chemical extinguisher and damage estimated at $25.
Rev J Francis Morgan painter of the Presbyterian church and A McCulley elder plan to attend the Oregon Synod in Eugene July 1623 Every minister is a delegate and each church sends an elder A court of veterans and other ladies are included in the scene
Connellman Claude FE Penland Mra Pentland and family returned last night from a ten day gate trip to Tacoma and Seattle. They spent Friday at Tacoma and witnessed activity near Ne ante tate Three days ago Mr Penland engaged in a snow event near Maton in the Cascades and a day later encountered weather in Pendleton with some travel difficulties.
Brother of Mrs Ft Vester arrives today after service on a doctor's order in the nave and will stay on his way to San Francisco. He served two years in the navy aboard Pocahontas and Ophir, which were involved in a flame incident. Schattiner completed his ocean crossing before discharge.
Colonel Leroy V. Patch, former commander of the 146th Field Artillery, adjutant general of Idaho, was a Pendleton visitor en route from Payette to Sandpoint. He will speak there tomorrow, praising the unit’s record and noting Pendleton and Umatilla men served in the LAITH.
Stanley Jewett of the United States Biological Survey leads a government expedition from Fendleton on an eight day trip to Rather National Park. Accompanying him are Biante Bio Jociet William Le Finley and others including Walter P. Taylor of Washington and William Shum of Pullman College. The two week survey aims to document wildlife with Finley’s wildlife photography and focus on early birds.
Two youths aged about 9 years old and two women were arrested on a complaint by rooming house owner Mrs Annte Go Ingland for alleged improper conduct. The boys pleaded mor alily in police court and were remanded on $50 bail each. Later they were fined $50 each and posted 50 bond which was forfeited by non appearance.
A brief, unclear OCR fragment describes a street incident on Wot Court Street. It mentions Mary Franc Crabtree, age four, being knocked down while Bre Crabtree stood nearby and Ciries Bowers driving a vehicle. Details are obscured by garbled text.
Large stock of standard work shirts in blue gray khaki and tan at $1.00. Canvas and leather gloves in wrist or gauntlet styles from Osborne and Hodkins. Overalls and Koveralls in heavy denim and stripe khaki blue from Lee’s Famous. Bed sheets tarpolins canvas sizes up to 10 oz. Prices range $1.75 to $6.00.
A damaged OCR item notes a crash with an event described as unavoidable and mentions new Pendleton residents urged to use the Mount library. It also references a borrower’s card policy, a county property owner, and borrowable items. The text is garbled with nonstandard spellings and partial names.
A stray OCR item from Pendleton reports that returning service members receive coverage in New York at the Cremon Welcome Committee headquarters with the worm Let er Buck referenced and readers invited to read the home news. other Pendleton items appear on page 6 today.
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