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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jul 16, 1918
Page
6
A lengthy social column lists visitors and residents in Pendleton. It covers club activities including dressings work, folding plans, and instructors for several classes. It also notes numerous weekend outings, motor trips, travel to Seattle, Spokane, Vancouver and other cities, and mentions many local residents visiting, hosting guests, or leaving for trips.
Mrs Clare Smith of school district No 117 transacted business today with the county school superintendent. Mrs H Arbogant and daughter Mins Larygehe Arbogant left for Portland and other valleys. M A Mel Latehlin of Duncan and Mr J S McLsaid and Mr and Mrs W K Pruitt with baby left for Hidaway Spring. Mrs Mallock and Emmett Estes party arrived from Prescott Washington. Mr Brestes returns to Prescott Larcorrow while Mrs Estes stays in Pendleton for a visit.
Miss Catherine Blair, chairwoman of Watertown council of wage committee, reports on organizing a club for summer helpers. Members will do odd jobs for children and assist with serving and light work when company arrives. Watertown hostesses or shoppers may contact Miss Blair for help.
Paragraph reports shipboard workers mutiny and strike at Portland area port amid delayed pay. Workers refer to fleet officers as damned traitors and claim the United Winter government guarantees pay, urging patience and continued work until wages arrive. Authorities note weak leadership and rising tensions among sailors and crew.
New York July 16 Prof A D Dean educator and author argues war will reshape education for service and industry He notes extension courses in home economics cooking and adult classes now and plans for home missions and reeducation of disabled soldiers to better support dependents and meet wartime needs.
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