Memorial Services for Woodmen Lodges Unveiling Monuments
Memorial services by Pendleton Camp 1141 and Daphne Circle No 2 will be held Sunday at 4 PM. They will meet at 3:30 PM at their hall and march to the cemetery for ceremonies led by Robert Cronin who will discuss fraternal ideals and monument symbolism. Two monuments to be unveiled honor Samuel Hintus and Mrs Arthur Gibson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vikas
Pendleton Camp
Woodmen of the World
Dapane Circle No. 2
Robert Cronin
Samuel Hintus
Daphne Circle
Arthur Gibon
Pendleton Delegation Aims for Athena Gun Club Meet
Pendleton will send a group to the Athena Gun Club open tournament at Athena on Friday and Saturday. Delegates include J M Spence F W Walter B Vnompton W J Sewell T W Ayres J D Tallman 0 C Clark Otto Boettcher and H J Stillman. Ayres Tallman Boettcher and Clark may miss a day each due to business. Other Pendleton sportsmen may also attend. visitors from Pendleton will be present but not competing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pendleton
Athena Gun Club
Athena
J M Spence
F W. Walter
B Vnompton
W. J. Sewell
T. W Ayres
J. D. Tallman
Clark Otto Boettcher
H J. Stillman
Clark
Pendleton Echoes Personal Visits and Travel Notes
J C Saylor of Echo is in Pendleton on business. Mrs S M Caulhorn of Corvallis visits Pendleton. G W Knight of Helix is here on business. Mr and Mrs A L Smart of Tekon visit Pendleton. Miss Winzie Newcomb of Echo visits friends. Mrs A C McIntyre of Athena visits for a show. Mr and Mrs FM Bell of Haber City guests of Pendleton friends. Professor Roy Conklin heads to Union for summer. Mr and Mrs A Mayberry of Milton spend a few days here. Miss Myrtle Smith ill at 606 College with grip. Rev Levi Jobson and son Douglas depart for a cabin with Portland friends. Miss Miriam Strong of the Academy will vacation with her parents in Portland. T D Avtor sheriff of Amatutte county registered at the Balre from Pendleton. Dr and Mrs J H Cook of McMinnville guests of Rev and Mrs R W King. Miss Effie A Patterson of the Academy faculty leaves Monday for Portland for vacation. Carl O Kloepfer of the Academy faculty leaves Sunday for Indiana. George B Curry of Northwest Advertising Agency in Pendleton en route to Sound cities. Turfeld Muedhopf of the O R & N construction dept spends yesterday in Pendleton and goes to Portland. Mrs Norval Jones arrives from Walla Walla. Mr Jones accepts no position with People’s Warehouse and they will reside permanently. Rev W E Potwine of the Church of the Redeemer passes through en route to Cove to start summer school. W J Stockman of Helly, a wheat raiser, in Pendleton. dry weather makes wheat look sickly but a good yield possible with rain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Saylor
Echo
Pendeton
S. M. Caulhorn
Corvallis
G. W. Knight
Helix
Pendleton
A. L. Smart
Tekon
Winzie Newcomb
A. C. McIntyre
Athena
FM. Bell
Haber City
Roy Conklin Gue
Union
A. Mayberry
Milton
Myrtle Smith
College Street
Levi Jobson
Douglas
Portland
Miriam Strong
Academy
T. D .Avtor
Amatutte County
Balre
Portland Daily Journal
J. H. Cook
McMinnville
R. W. King
East Alla Street
Effie A. Patterson
Carl O. Kloepfer
Indiana
George B. Curry
Northwest Advertising Agency
la Grande
Sound Cities
Turfeld Muedhopf
Norval Jones
Walla Walla
Jones
Peoples
W. E. Potwine
Church of the Redeemer
Cove
Trout distribution planned in Oregon streams
Oregon Fish and Game Aro. fathon prepares to ship about 40 000 trout to stock eastern streams and lakes. Distribution will cover upper Umatilla Meacham Creek North Fork Meacham McKay Birch and Butter creeks and the Walla Walla River near Milton. Hatchery staff will supervise unloading at McKay and Birch creeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oregon Fish and Game
Fathon
Oregon
Umatilla
Game Association
Meacham Creek
Meacham
McKay, Birch and
Butter Creeks
Walla Walla River
Milton
McKay
Birch
Distribution Assistance At Bingham Mentioned
A note states Stillman will likely assist with the distribution at Bingham, indicating ongoing coordination.
Pendleton Lines Up Strongest Colfax Visit
Pendleton baseball heads to Colfax for a regular series with Colfax. Manager Brown signs two new stars Bob Wilner and Les McDonough. Dunn leaves for Boise and Danforth returns to Corvallis as Pendleton prepares its starting lineup Neagle Brockhoff Gass Fay McDonough Brown Wilner Spiedel McDonald Coltier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pendleton
Colfax
Brown
Bob Winer
J.les McDonough
Burtie
John“ MccCroaky
Bob Brown
Dunn
Boise
Idaho
Danforth
Captain Brown
Corvallis
Neagle
Brockhoff
Gass
Fay
McDonough
Wilner
Spiedel
McDonald
Coltier
Taxpayers Listed by County Assessor Strain
Money notes and accounts are supplied by C P Strain county assessor for East Oregonian. The list includes taxpayers who have paid cash and maintained accounts. Assessment work progresses satisfactorily with outside deputies nearly finished.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. P.strain
East Oregonian
Severe Accident Injures Sybil Banezore Near Pendleton
Sybil Banezore, a 16 year old girl from Cabbage Hill about 16 miles southeast of Pendleton, was thrown from her horse when lightning struck a nearby tree. The horse reared, throwing her onto a stump. She was treated by Dr. Kirby and taken to hospital with a compound forearm fracture, a broken nose, and back injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sybil Banezore
Cabbage Hill
Pendleton
Leane
Circuit Court Trials Amid Witnesses and Compromise Verdict
In circuit court today Simpson v Netson and Gillh lend v . proceed with trials as juries deliberate. A verdict in a polesterilef related case favors the plaintiff for 25 dollars after a long jury detonation, and Weston’s state case looms tomorrow as a hotly contested larceny claim with Sheriff Taylor bringing in Weston’s brother as witness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weston
Netson
T. P. Gillhlend
T. Wate
E. Simpson
Robert Ferris
Higley Harris
F Po Defreece
W. R Reeder
Thomas Campbell
Joseph Dunn
W A. Fowler
Fred Webber
J. H. Ferguson
J. J. McConnell
Carter & Raley
Hailes& Lowell
Oregon
Sherif T. D Taylor
Salem
G. L. Weston
Eherif
Departure of Rev Forbes From Pendleton Academy
Rev F L Forbes, five years president of Pendleton Academy, will depart tomorrow evening with Mrs Forbes for Seattle where he has accepted the Lane Street Presbyterian pastorate. The Forbeses will be greatly missed by Pendleton residents and academy students for their notable service to the city and school. T C Warner and son Harold leave tomorrow for a three month visit to Fort Wayne Ind by way of Spokane St Paul and Chicago to avoid flood blockades in the central states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. L. Forbes
Pendleton Academy
Forbes
Seattle
Lane Street Presbyterian Church
Pendleton
Academy
Wanted Position of Trust for Middle Aged Man
A middle aged man with good general business experience seeks a position of trust. He is a capable penman, correspondent, and collector with best references and modest salary expectations. Address P 8 tare EO.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hebris
Sheep Shipment From Pendleton Heads To Seattle
James Wright will ship six car loads of sheep to Seattle this evening. The flock was purchased from Pendleton ranges and aims at the mutton market in the Sound city. Acknowledgment and thanks are noted for any generous support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
James Wright
Pendleton
Sound City
Death of Florence Inez Gordon from peritonitis
Florence Inez Gordon daughter of David Gordon of this city died at St Joseph hospital morning of 4:75 o clock aged ten years and months from general peritonitis. She was operated on for appendicitis by Drs Smith and Cole but the disease was too far advanced to halt. Funeral from the family home Willow street at o'clock Wednesday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Inez Gordon
David Gordon
Joseph Hospie
Dre, Smith and Cole
Willow Street
Passenger Thrown From Train at Milton In Accident
WH Stamper of Weston, a passenger on train No 41, was seriously injured at Milton this afternoon while attempting to board the moving train. He was thrown to the ground, severely cut on the head, with one foot badly cut, and is home in Weston in serious condition but not yet dangerous.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WH. Stamper
Weston
Milton
Celebration in Long Creek Fourth of July Festivities
Citizens of Long Creek in Grant County prepare a monster Fourth of July celebration with plans for crowds, fireworks and community events. Local organizers urge participation and reflect on the town’s patriotic spirit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Long Creek
Grant
County
Banker's Will Promises Growth Through Life Insurance
Men who breathe deep and plan ahead are urged to read how the world's greatest trust fund is invested. A pamphlet explains provisions of a banker’s will and life insurance benefits. Send today for details from the Life Insurance Company of New York and regional managers in Idaho Oregon and Oregon offices.
One Child Lost In Neighborhood Search
Academy and J F Robinson led two searching expeditions Saturday evening after Mrs Wilson misplaced her child. The little girl was found at a neighbor's. Meanwhile Mr Robinson’s father joined the search for his playmate and he also vanished until about 6:20 when the 5 year old returned saying he could not locate her.
Expressmen Organize a City Baseball Team
The expressmen of the city have organized a baseball team and will in a few days issue a challenge to any team in the city except the Lewcie team.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Expressmen
Lewcie
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Dindinger Wilson & CO
Tallman & C2
Fish Distribution
Gardane & McBroom
Bingham
Stillman
Hanes
Gott. Schwank
Chark Aw
Jeane Moore
Fo Thomson
David McCarty
Craig Thorn
R Parker Jiu
John W
Hunt
W. B. Hamilton
W. Andrews
Chas H. Bartholomew
Lisle Adensaee
John Temple Bee
John C. Coomes
Chastain
Gilliland
Wade
Rev
Lane Street Church
Florence
Gordon
Firat
Assen
Furr
Baden
le Age
Tue Martvat Life Insurance Company
New York
Ricwser A McCenny
Alma D. Kats
Frank L. Hammond
Penileton
St. George Restaurant
T. A. Oldfather
OWL
St. Joe Store
Lyons Mercantile Company
W. J. Clarke & Co
Court Street
BIG
Boston
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