Pendleton Man Chosen To Albany College Board
Pendleton resident J. W. Maloney has been named to Albany College's board of trustees for a three year term. The dispatch notes other items including forestry operations in Umatilla National Forest, local school events, a guardian appointment, and a building permit for a five room bungalow in Jacobs addition.
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J. W. Maloney
Ij. W. Maloney
Pendleton
Albany College
Rodger Kay
Jacobs
Lee Street
Offices at 224 Court Street to be occupied by William Falconer
Aro Ri Workmen remodel offices at 224 Court Street to house William Falconer who bought Cunningham Sheep and Land Co Mack Hoke secretary will also use the offices. Move in date is August 1. Also missing four year old Marvin Cady from Monroe Street is still not found after being taken by his mother and a judge delay delays filing charges against auto thieves Owens and Hart awaiting Judge Parkes return.
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Aro Ri
Court Street
William Falconer
Cunningham Sheep and Land Co
Mack Hoke
Falconer
Lite
Roy Low
Marvin Cady
Fred Cady
Monroe Street
Littl Marvin
Parkes
Local Wheat Market Sees Few Sales as Prices Stand
Farmers hold back on selling local wheat awaiting harvest and higher prices. Some contracts exist from earlier season, but overall sentiment is to wait. A collision on Court Street left nine year old William Arnold with a skinned leg, his brother Miles injured in a separate auto accident. Meacham visitors report cold nights and demand for bed covers. Hedge huckleberries will ripen in about three weeks as Indians begin picking in the mountains.
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William Arnold
San
Miles Arnold
Jim Cleasby
Court Street
Meacham
W. M. Peterson
Ordinance No 694 Enforced for Draymen Moves Citywide
City records reveal an existing ordinance requiring draymen to report all residence changes to the city recorder within two days. Passed January 16 1918 by Mayor Vaughan it carries a 109 dollar fine and possible license revocation for noncompliance. Nine student teachers were chosen to assist in the upcoming children's free play carnival.
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Drarmen
City Recorder
Vaughan
Meneire
Wil
Asia
Summer Normal School
Ruth Pearson
Army blanket for outdoor use five pounds blanket in grey
Five pound single army blanket offered for camping and outdoor use. Described as having a good spread and available in grey.
Carnival planned by local groups for youths
In Pendleton a youth carnival is scheduled 7 to 9 p m at the Northside park with D A Chastain of Ferndale Miss Pearl Watt Baker Hattie Toetachin ger Burbham Wood Wisconsin Ida Sunnari Weston and Ruby Hays Halfway directing girls and Lenius Johnson Milton James Kenoyer Amapine guiding boys Miss Pearson supervising both groups Invitations extended to children under 15 Games and dances with music from the Peorates on Commercial association The carnival is organized by the association and local ParentTeacher Associations as the citys first of its kind Officials from Pendleton Port land and Salem participated in planning Segion Committee meets to discuss Pendleton Post delegation plans to attend the state convention in Astoria later this month All reports show Pendleton has a good chance to secure the 1921 convention.
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Northside Part
D. A. Chastain
Ferndale
Pearl Watt
Baker
Hattie Toetachinger
Burbham Wood
Wisconsin
Ida Sunnari
Weston
Ruby Hays
Halfway
Lenius Johnson
Milton
James Kenoyer
Amapine
Pearson
Fred Lieualien
P. L. Idleman
Harold Warner
C. Randal
Jim Bowler
Loman Rice
The
American Legion
Motel Pendleton
Pendleton Post
Astoria
Legion
Pendleton
Colesworthy Family Moves to Hollywood for Summer
Mr and Mrs C F Colesworthy, former Pendleton residents now living in Sawtelle California, have relocated to Hollywood for the summer per Pendleton friends. Miss Margaret Colesworthy and Joe Colesworthy, students at the University of Washington, will also spend the summer with their parents.
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Shellsword
C. F. Colesworthy
Endleton
Sawtelle
California
Hollywood
Pendleton
Margaret Colesworthy
Joe Colesworthy
University of Washington
Ritmer to Join Pendleton Delegation for Elka Convention
Roy Ritmer will join Pendleton delegates traveling to the Elka convention on July 23, 1993. Besides Ritmer, local lodge pick includes Charles C. Vinter among others, with details partially read from the damaged text.
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Atco
Roy Ritmer
Pendleton
Elka
Mr. Ritwer
Charles C. Vinter
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