Pendleton Notices and Nearby Events
Pendleton items report Mrs Joerger recovering after appendectomy at St. Anthonys hospital and expected home today. Judge Moor Trip and Mrs Marsh visit Oregon and Washington, plan Lake Chelan trip in two weeks. Damon Lodge No. 4 plans installation of officers tonight with Dave Snyder to become chancellor commander. Clothing drive appeals for ex servicemen and needy families. G O L Clark and J B Cornellion head to Eugene for Oregon Synod. other reps to Holgone later. Funeral arrangements for Jane Oman and M A Humphrey noted. Red Cross funds to Umatilla County reach 528.26. Improvements at Collins office block underway. Distillate deliveries queued for farmers via Farm Bureau. additional car to Helix. Inland Empire Bank celebrates its July 19 opening anniversary. assets near 1.19 million with two million goal by year end. Ex servicemen urged to report to Red Cross for medical aid. Union meeting featured Rev Ezra Van Nuys speaking at North Side park.
Douglas Holts Trips for Health Recovery to California
Douglas Holts leaves for health recovery with Merc Bélta traveling toward Long Beach California. They will stop in Seattle briefly then stay at Leach for the coming winter to aid his high blood pressure and medical recovery, seeking relief from low coastal altitude.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas Holts
Ural
Long Beach
Calif
Merc Bélta
Bow
Seattle
Leach
Pendleton Playground Survey Report Due Tomorrow
University of Oregon's Mim Mabel Cum mings reports on Pendleton playground survey findings. Aldrich chairs the Parent-Teachers Association panel that prompted the study. A meeting at the Commerce Association rooms at 14 o clock tomorrow will review the report with city interests committee and Superintendent Hf. E. Intow attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mim Mabel L. Cummings
University of Oregon
Pendleton
HB. Aldrich
Parent- Teachers Association
Parent-Teachers Association
Commerce Association
Forendon
Hf. E. Intow
Navy Recruiting Pictures Stop in Pendleton
Depart. Howard H. Smith and Chief Electrician Charles Oppen traveled to Portland from Pendleton to show navy moving pictures at the Arende. The films, authorized by the Navy Department, depict warships, heavy gunfire, torpedoes, and the English Channel destroyer fleet to boost recruiting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard H. Smith
U. S& Navy
Charles Oppen
Navy Recruiting Service
Portland
Pendleton
Navy
The
Arende
U. S. Navy
Navy Department
Cyrus W. Cole
South Sea
English
fragmentary OCR note on prices and letters
A garbled OCR fragment lists prices such as 1.50 1.75 and 2.95 followed by nonsensical letters and sounds. No coherent event or entities are clear beyond the numeric values. The text lacks identifiable people places organizations or dates.
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Joerger Tourns
Margaret Joerger
St. Anthony's Hospital
Jon Moor
Charles H. Marsh
Oregon
Washington
Lake Chelan
Damon Lodge
Kulehta
Thige
Dave Snyder
H. TH. Mangold
Jied Croce Wits Clothing
Ited Crowle
G.ol Clark
J. B. Cornellion
Eugene
E.R. Waite
Commercial Club of
Shawnee
Oklahoma
Pendleton Conmer
Cal
Vunera
Fole Mra
Jane Oman
D. J. Johpson
Foleon Chapel
W. If. Cox
Hapitat Church
Fred Cérme
Umatilla County
Patriotic Service League
Leaguec
Churels
Mra M. Humphrey
Albert Humphrey
Klamath Palla
BR. le Humabarger
Collins
Court Street
Tt. M. Cromelin
H. W. Colinv
J. J. Cisholm
J. F. Montgomery
Fred Dohnert
Inland Empire Bank
Aitelnew
Totaal Bank
Uwe
Devotora
Umatilla
U. & Publc Health Service
Ezra van Nuys
W. L van Nuys
Presbyterian Church
North Side Park
Fev
van Nuyy
Mra
Roland Alger
Oregon Sun
Goshon
Indiana
Pendleton Cash Market, Inc
Grant Street
Lincoln School
Hazel Street
Joe Kerley
Main
Ore
Ami
J. M. Cornelison
M.C. A
Means
Bynod of Oregon
Georg i Clark
Pen- Moeton
Allen Patawa
Tutuilla
Echo
Barney Oldfield
Tacoma
Oldfield
Arlington
Ali Sidervic
Allex
ETON
Louis
Clara Barton
Smaltz- Goodwinent
Leo Lethe Wearl
Paten
Grocery Department
Sinclair
Curtis Artichoke
Badger State
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