Social and Personal notes from Pendleton society
Mra H J Kavanaugh and children enjoy outing at Newport while Dr Kavanaugh plans to join soon. Numerous local residents travel, marry, or host gatherings. Lauree Caswell wed Dale Hinkle in Hermiston. Edwin Caswell Jr serves as best man. Reed College ties noted. Social calls, club meetings, and visits across Pendleton and surroundings fill the column.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra
H. J. Kavanaugh
Newport
Dr. Kavanaugh
Mise Loukke Camwell
Portland
Dale Hinkle
Hermiston
T. Hinkle
Portland Oregonian
Dorothy Perkins Roms
Lacy Greenery
Lauree Carwell
Caswell
John H. Boyd
Harry Parsons
Harold Sanford
Alles Pranose Hinkle
Elizabeth Noyd
Lenore McGreser
Mies
Dorothy Sento
Fregke
Edwin Gaswell Jr
Mire i
Coffee Jr
Eldon Fourniah
Frank Wellington Gilbert
Grey
Edith Ofte
Albert Hern
Miny Caswell
Kerwin Caswell
Sturgeon General
Camp Lewis
Portland Academy
Mise Wheeler
Providence
University of Calfornia
Reed College
Hinkle
Reed
Presssidio
Camp Lewie
Mere
Beatrice Byrd Weds Peter Creenwood in Simple Methodist Ceremony
Miss Beatrice Byrd yesterday became the bride of Peter Samuel Creenwood in a simply appointed ceremony at the Methodist church at 4:90 o'clock. R. E. Garnall officiated with I. Ht Russell from the state highway department attending. D. A. Whitley of Spokane was in town for the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beatrice Byrd
Peter Samuel Creenwood
R. E. Garnall
I. Ht
Russell
State Highway Department
D. A. Whitley
Spokane
St. George
Ruins of Churches in Wake of German Invasion
From Carl Randall United Press Paris July 16 Over 3000 churches in Northern France were destroyed or heavily damaged by German invasion. Restoration work has begun with $245000 spent and 63 churches adopted by patrons. Some cathedrals such as Rheims and Amiens may remain as warnings of savagery. others are completely gone. Relief comes from the United States Brazil and India as efforts to rebuild continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Paria
France
Paris
Odelin
United States
Brasil
India
Rheims
Amiens
Funes
Juel
Verdun
Church of Banes
Italy Lacking in Coal Forces Shift to Electric Power
Italy relies on electric power as coal supplies dwindle. From 1914 to 1918, electric firms in Turin and Milan spent over 10 million dollars on water power plants. Italy consumes 12,000,040 tons of coal annually, with much imported from Britain and America. Engineer Signor Maffeo Pantaleo argues three quarters of consumption could be saved by developing water power, though much remains undeveloped.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Italy
Turin
Milan
Tiaty
Fingland
America
Signor Maffeo Pantaleo
Famous Arizona Sheriff Perry Owens Dies in Arizona
Com modore Perry Owens a famed Arizona cattleman and frontier figure who served as sheriff, died here. The celebrated fighter and pioneer known for his bold leadership and distinctive bearing passed away, closing a notable chapter in the territory's early history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Feligman
Arig
Arizona
Dawn
Commodore Perry Owens
Kin Long
Commodore Owens
Owens the Apache County Sheriff and His Deadly War
Carver on Arinona's tablets of history recounts Owens arrival in 18ee and his rise as Apache County sheriff in 1986. He battled and killed three Indians raiding cattle, then fought many clashes with the red rulers earning a reputation for a charmed life after surviving numerous encounters. His most famous action occurred at Holbrook where he shot Andy Cooper and two companions in a house near the railroad, with Cooper dying first as another assailant fired. Owens served one term as sheriff, driving out or killing every outlaw in the county, then briefly worked as an express messenger before entering business and dying peacefully in harness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carver
Arinona
Owens
Apache County
Robert J. Morrison
Prescott
Hae
Killa
Owess
Holbrook
Andy Cooper
Oowens
Cooper
Wae Cooper
Aerial feats by allied pilots push aviation faith
Two lieutenants, Ballough of Britain and Locklear of the United States, showcase high altitude stunts to prove aircraft stability. Locklear discusses drops and undercarriage maneuvers in calm terms, citing early pioneers deemed lunatics as proof of aviation progress and the developing science of flight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ballough
Locklear
United States Army
New York
San Franscco
Norma
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C. J. McKenna
James Shannard Johns
Edith Avery
Guert
W. H. Reynolds
Ida Welkechons
Mies Bath Welschons
Lef
Condon
Mr. End
Rayprend
Anna Goddard
California
Peete
Renin
Jonnie Bent
Salem
Shehan
First National Bank
Mre Wit Weilck
Eoiein
Misa Ronnerleve Columbus
Lewiston
Téaho
Lehman Springs
Lillian Ware
Mise Margaret Joerger
Mise Pilzabeth Joerser
Fdna Becker
Mia
Henry Dohnert
Bibly Farley
Iva Black
Inspiration Club
Anne Storie
Walla Walla
Elmer
Mr. Storie
Pendleton
Puto
Mrs. Storie
D. H. Alderman
Valley
Henrietta Ready
Royal Neighbors of
Moore Hall
Marietta Jones
Ready
Fannie Carney
Mer. Tready
Milton
la Grande
Totert Gliiman
Willow Street
Fea Connever
Tacoma
Terk Dia
Jack Graham
Noleo
Jefs Simonson
T, Chamberlain
Ukiah
Mire
H. W Dickson
A. Phelps
Hornleton
Bock
Corn Products Refining Company
FP. O
The
Pacific Telephone & Telegraph Company
Umatilla County
Inland Empire Bank
Bank of Community Interests
J. W. Maloney
Crew
CE. Walles
View-Press
Cash
Leland Tolman
Cashior Douglas Felta
Alfred Schwelter
Frank Orttman Manuel Pedro W. M. Hinkley
A.W. Roge
H. J. Taylor
Capital
Federal Reserve System
Carl Randall
Thomas
Plendid Avings
Thompson's
Charmin
Sunshine Ponds
Marinelio
Djer
Klan
Realnol Packers Tar Castile Pears Cutburn Cashmere Bouquet
Olivilo
Coleo Ponda Society
Mymgenic Munyons
Thompsons’ Drug Store
Dalton Adding Machine
North Portland Box Company
North Portland
Oregon
Crawford & Hedges
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