Pendleton News Notes Highlight Local Moves and Bonds
Pendleton residents travel between states for family visits and work. A Perry leaves Pendleton for Slong City, meeting a year apart with Sioin Bonne op. Bond notices from the National Bank reveal bond conversions to Monde at four and a quarter interest dating back to a prior period. Local figures like W B Poole and Sol Alo vens show community activity, while Henry Donis and May Hilver wed in Portland and will return to Pendleton.
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A Perry
Slong City
Pendleton
Fire National Bank
Treasury Department
Family heads to country home near Spokane for summer
Alfred Jr. and Roswell left today for their country home near Spokane where they will spend the summer. Miss Dorothy plans to enter St. Anthony's hospital for a three month nurses' training. The rectory has been rented for the...
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Alfred Jr
Roswell
Spokane
Dorothy
St. Anthony's Hospital
City Recorder Reports May Receipts From Fines and Fees
City Recorder Fite Gerald read to the council the May receipts showing fines amounting to 205 dollars and license fees totaling 207 dollars. Family visit note follows with Mrs. J. F. Macey and children Lee and William returning from a brief stay at the ranch of Mrs. Macey’s parents Dr. and Mrs. W. B. Campbell at Holdman.
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Flecorder
Fitegerald
J. F. Macey
Leebel
William
Mra. Macey
Mra. W. B. Campbell
Holdman
Local notices and personal items from Pendleton area
Several community notices: A Eklund received a permit to repair a dwelling at 710 Alta, valued around 400 dollars, with work slated through July 1. W H Morrison got a permit for a concrete garage on Madison Street, value 265 dollars, to be completed by July 1. Mrs Hirdice Stoadruck of Portland visiting Pendleton. Mrs Roadruck en route from Walla Walla after attending the Washington Rebels. Judge and Mrs Charles Marehlexpept to depart Monday for a motor trip through Yellowstone and Montana, about three weeks. F P S Berwin of Sprague has taken a position in the Peoples' Warehouse men's department. Mr Irwin and children moving to Pendleton when a suitable home is found. Coal bid: Oregon Lumber Co. awarded 108 dollars for coal. fire hose bid by H E Long for 1000 feet at 1 per foot accepted. Mr and Mrs Chartes HIM) visited from Wallula. Miss J F Macey with them. Dens Macey to stay a week in Walla Walla. News of B Deine formerly with Hill drug store now at Camp Fremont hospital transferred to medical department. Local Granite beer ser ver.
Ingram Named to Naval Academy Amid Oregon Ties
The article notes Jon Ingram will join the United States Naval Academy in Annapolis after attending the University of Oregon and other schools. It mentions his brother also graduating next year and connects to Henry Ford’s extended family through Pere Bright and Pendleton links. A separate item reports the discovery of a 19th century skeleton near Thorn Island during bridge work.
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Te Assenpertin
Deeoph
Taeram
Peniche
Ton Bos
Pen
Mir
Mire
Ingram Heat
Naval Academy At
Annapolis
Jon Ingram
University of Oregon
Ten
Pendleton Visit Highlights Road Conditions and Farm Programs
A Pendleton stop by Ford Motor and Shippson Rule Co. officials is noted as the group evaluates roads in the state. M.D. Mhatler of the extension department discusses eastern region tours and the War Garden movement. The piece emphasizes food conservation, urging attention to crate and canning practices and slogans like potatoes for wheat.
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Ford Motor (O
Terriory
Barrell, Jr
Shiupson
Warro Bend
Warsaw
Fendicten
Brice
Pendteben
M.D. Mhatler
Extenehin de Partaent
O A.C
Hole
Regen
Mailer
War Aid and Local Food Supply Notes From Oregon
Wartime letters from Oregon mention food import substitutes and a push for grain elevators. Serjeant Predi Geiel in France writes of Mother's Day eve and sending letters home. Local officials discuss pacific aid and factory plans for bulk grain handling. McCormick, Myrick, and Fulton named in Farmers Union discussions.
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Fulton, McCormick and Myrick
Felten
Myrick
Keeney
McCormick
2. W. McCormick
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Oregon Lumber Co
H. E Long
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