Turner Funeral Tomorrow In Pendleton
Funeral services for the late F K B Turner are set for 2 o'clock tomorrow afternoon at the Brown Chapel. Rev. R. E. Clevenger, pastor of the Baptist church, will conduct the ceremony.
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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jul 17, 1917
Page
8
Funeral services for the late F K B Turner are set for 2 o'clock tomorrow afternoon at the Brown Chapel. Rev. R. E. Clevenger, pastor of the Baptist church, will conduct the ceremony.
Henry Latourelly and George Darveantay report a nephew Henry Latour Elle who is aboard the U S S Pittsburgh. The card, dated June, arrived today via a New York postmaster, indicating the ship may have been in foreign waters.
Captain Lee Caldwell gathered all members of Troop DF on July 21 to prepare for the official muster on July 26. Caldwell aims to give the unit a few days of workouts to ensure readiness for the tent pitch and field duties when mustered in at Palo Alto California alongside Pacific commanders.
A mishap involving a butler and a gun bullet injuring a man is reported alongside the appointment of Orville W. Coffman as deputy grain inspector for Oregon. Coffman, with warehouse experience, will begin duties August 1 under the Public Service Commission. The article also mentions a Boy Scouts plan to visit Bingham Springs, with a hike from Gibson to the springs and return by Monday.
A disrupted freight incident near Pale Rock is described with damaged, unclear fragments. Mentions a collision between frelaht and brick, watermelons, and Melos, with damaged cloths and bleak outcomes. Readable facts include a collision and a disrupted track scene.
Three collection lawsuits progress in the edicule court with J. F. Bruce Aske seeking judgments against C. M. Anderson for 80 dollars plus papers fee by J. A. Burleigh and Moonan & Co for 8896.57 with Charles Abouch. Raley Raley handling the case. A third suit by Alde brant Powner Co against Charles Alppach seeks 250.88 dollars, with complaints filed by Raley & Haley and H. J. Warner.
Two brothers Philp aged ten and Brooks twelve returned home from a fire near Greenwich Connecticut after a long walk. A passerby found their belongings and a sum of $56 scattered near their path. Police traced the incident to a domestic dispute and the boys were assisted back to their residence by local adults.
A rough OCR fragment describes a chimpanzee and handlers making a long trek from Greenwich to Tye and back, covering about 40 miles. They reportedly traveled with a bul l and camped overnight in the open.
July 15 the body of the Lavender and Silk Girl was found floating in Lake Michigan. Police connected the article with Nadine Hrrshtwell of Kintvaelbs and considered foul play. After identification, friends recalled a belief she had committed suicide. She led the Kansas City domrlet. The husband is a prominent realty broker in Kansas City.
Alaska women will register in the food program with telegraphic updates arriving at the headquarters. The plan outlines a statewide effort to preserve food supplies as warmer weather approaches and a projected decline in supply next week.
Fragmentary report suggests German minister of marine could be tasked with new design roles. Officials, including Admin von Cagelio and Chernin Mine bor, are referenced in a garbled briefing about potential shifts in naval strategy amid the Tirgis situation.
The article notes Haten de le Grace, a Went Yo member, granted leave to voyage to America aboard the Tytted Hater, aiming to erect a large Grete to bie. The event marks a notable departure for the group and its plans.
The fragment hints at a future era with everyone prospering and thriving. Names, dates, or places are not provided, so the item remains a brief, unclear note.
A fragmented wartime note speaks of money needs and the struggle for democracy and opportunity. It mentions a call to a crown prince, signaling a request for guidance amid hardship and conflict.
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