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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1919
Page
4
Pendleton notes report hospital convalescence for Mrs Lee Johnson of Athena after major surgery. local officials reshaped school board leadership in Walla Walla style, with W W Green’s office guiding changes. Several residents travel to California for business, others return from vacations or medical care, and new staff join local firms. Information on fires, road conditions, and local services rounds out the brief.
Twenty nine men from an army camp in Kentucky were fed at the Bad Creek canteen yesterday morning on their way to Camp Lewin. Most were reenlisted soldiers headed west for training with the regular army.
Bob Maunders and Folstn Tallaan head toward No 4 at 320 Sunday morning for several days camping near North Fork. They plan a fish on bit hunt bit, and sleep a lot according to Baun dare.
Allan Bynon a Salem lawyer may locate here after returning from Overtone where he served ag and Cap fale. He is cousin of Mise Marget Putnam of this city.
A committee applied bright red paint to the roof of the court house in preparation for the exterior work. L. J. McAteer secured the contract for painting at the April term of the district court.
Funeral services for the late Mrs T My Chileon were conducted yesterday at 2 p.m. from Brown Chapel with the New Whnx pastor of the Baptist church officiating. Dr J S Chileon of Seattle and Sanford Chileon of Ukiah, sons of the deceased, traveled from out of town for the rites at Biortello with burial at Chiah.
Hazel Cochran reports Harold Cochran formerly of Pendleton is visiting Medford on his way to seek a home and employment. He recently received an honorable discharge at Salt Lake. He plans to enter an insurance business with his father and brother in Medford after his enlistment. Before enlisting he worked at the First National Bank in Pendleton.
Roy Alexander, a Pendleton merchant, spoke briefly in Pendleton Oregon about a big event in the city. The article contains garbled phrases and unclear details but emphasizes his voice on a major local matter.
Lieutenant Delphy arrives in Pendleton after serving in France with the motor transport corps. He is the son of Mix Cyrin Delph of Portland and joins Alt. Delph and his daughter Kise Cardinel, who with Mrs Dolph and Mr and Mrs Gieereo Moringer have made their home here. Duggee Motor Coming for Pump. An electrically operated pump recently purchased for the natatorium has a new engine coming this week. The two horsepower motor will replace the smaller unit after the tank was drained and cleaned.
Freewater farmer Anspach accepted the county’s offer of 625 dollars for ground taken for a state highway. Commissioner G Mining reported agreement, with HLBR Zacharians receiving 912.50 for his damages. Three Adams County owners paid 50 dollars each for crossing highway rights. Names Harris, William Holdimach, and Alamen appear in the record.
Allen of the OAL known for boy and girl drill activities meets with Fred Benglen, a safety parent, and W. W. Green, county school superintendent, in the city to confer regarding Pig Chat Allen and related clubs.
Allen toft led efforts to organize the Work and monitor progress while Evho, Stanfield, and No Wa coordinate. Parents of Latthe Son, Ar and Mors, O ie Hampton are noted as guardians. Cor King to Toledo. Dan Prins, brother of Se George A. Kins, eyeing trucking and storage business with Toledo Criend after a Portland visit. Roy Hoagland of Lewiston faces civil action in circuit court for 395.60 and 799.72 from garage and assigned auto dealer accounts. Pacific Power & Light sues Kennedy for 168.35 for goods and services during 1918.
Clarence Tubbs was taken to St Anthony's hospital after suffering an acute inflammatory attack of rheumatism. The patient remains under medical care with reports indicating stabilization.
Summer catarrh with stuffed glands and difficult breathing grows worse if neglected. The piece warns that growths will strike with greater force in winter and urges treating catarrh with SS. S. during warm weather.
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