Social and Personal News From Pendleton and Surroundings
Social and Personal items from Pendleton detail students returning home from the University of Oregon and University of Idaho for summer, musical recitals by Mere Cuffend Moor and Miss Jeanette Jack, weddings and anniversaries, club meetings, travel plans, and visits from relatives. The section notes guests, hostesses, and local community events, plus brief society chatter and upcoming public engagements.
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Martiners Colleges
Levra Jerard
Mire Pegey Borie
University of Oregon
Mies Adna Coutte
University of Idaho
Emil Siebert
Mire Myers
Oreson Asriogitural College
Mere Cuffend Moor
Pup
Ellerw
Prominent Sons at Fort McPherson Training Camp
Patriotic fervor runs high at Fort McPherson Georgia where three sons of former governors and one son of a current governor train. In a staged photo they stand left to right Charles Brown son of ex Governor Brown of Georgia Hugh Comer son of ex Governor Comer of Alabama J Catt son of Governor Catte of Florida and Tan Fowls son of ex Governor Fowls of North Carolina.
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Inne South
Fort McPherson
Charles Brown
Clovernor Brown
Georgia
Hugh Comer
Comer
Alibamas
J. Catt
Catte
Florida
Tan Fowls
Fowls
North
Germany Sends Regrets to Spain Over Submarine Incident
June 4. The German government replies cordially to Spain about the attack on the Spanish steamer Patricio. It says the ship was not torpedoed and the submarine only wished to stop her. When the Patricio did not stop, a shell struck. Germany regrets the engineer’s death and offers compensation. The note denies intent to injure Spain and states future German ships will honor the Spanish flag and observe proper conduct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Spain
Rernan
Patricio
Madrid
Anid
Accident claims life of Clara Herket's friend
In Trail City 24 miles southwest of here Clara Herket accidentally shot and killed her friend Hila Pfaff. Authorities say the incident was purely accidental and no arrest was made.
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McPridget, & D
Trail City
Here
Clara Herket
Hila Pfaff
Mie
Senate committee eyes two percent tax on advertising
Washington June 4 The senate finance committee tentatively agreed to tax advertising in all newspapers and periodicals at two percent. They consider excluding papers with yearly profits under 7000 dollars. The committee believes a two percent ad tax could raise about ten million dollars annually and prefers it to higher second class postage rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate Finance Committee
Rajse Otten
Publicity Director for Liberty Loan Appointment
A notice outlines the selection of a publicity head for the Liberty Loan campaign. It notes the undertaking of the publicity duties and the goal to inform the county about loan activities and related efforts to support the drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hehers Waestes
Inch of Snow Falls at Meacham Sunday
Meacham residents report an inch of new snow on Sunday morning though rain followed. The item notes local visitors and travel, including Duncan visiting W. B. Ross, Mrs. Calvert’s trip to La Grande, and Alec Thompson returning from La Grande after months away, with several other names and weekend movements.
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Meacham
Duncan
W. B. Ross
Meredith
Pendleton
Tuessay
Les
Enterprise
Bidineta
Casey Lumber Co
Mra. Riddle
la Grande
Fred Riddle
Jock Dockweller
Kaela
Alec Thompson
Arthur
Fridy
Ross
Telocaset
Bitarday
KR M
Calvert
Antideapt Plotters Bagged Up To Date
Washington reports more than a hundred anti conscriptionists and anti registration plotters arrested with other arrests anticipated. The plotters’ actions sparked fear of the law, while Attorney General Gremory remains cautiously optimistic as the crackdown widens. Officials estimate the remaining count will be nearly negligible against those already stopped.
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Washingon
Gremory
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