Pendleton News Briefs Trim Flag Poles and Jobs
Pendleton items report fundraising for flag poles on Court Street and North Main, paving work by Warteg Construction, new accountants for First National Bank, and trips to the Frontiers’ Picnic. Local men relocate to Portland jobs, canal zone notes, and hospital service moves. City buys Liberty Bond. no fires last month. Red Cross talk in Heppner. General J B Hall to visit Pendleton. 43 building permits in May. estate of Ben Vale valued near $960,000 with farm, residence, hotel, and household assets itemized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben FL Vale
G. M. Rice
Ek, & Smith
Gwooree A. Hartman
Malin St Crossings Repair To Start Monday
T F O'Brien local agent was notified yesterday that repair and improvement work will begin Monday on the Main street crossings. The crossings have long plagued auto drivers and provoked frequent sharp criticism of the G W and city officials.
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Malin St
T. F. O’brien
C.W
G.W
Hogue Precinct Granted Immediate Road Upgrade After 27 Years
In a county court session M. J. Fix, a planter from the Hogue precinct, declared that the road near the plate had not been fixed in 27 years. The court ordered the supervisor to undertake immediate road improvement despite the precinct’s 49 to gainst vote on good roads bonds.
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Hogue
M. J. Fix
Pendleton Jail Vacant After Month of Calm
Pendleton city jail stayed empty last month as 32 arrests were made but funds to settle bail were scarce. Nine defendants forfeited bail and fines totaling $277 were paid, with remaining cases unresolved.
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Pendleton City
Meney
Othe
Girls National Honor Guard Drill Tonight at City Hill
A military drill for the Girls National Honor Guard is set for 7 20 tonight at the city hill. A total of 174 17 was collected in license fees for the month.
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Girls National Honor Guard
Welock
City Hill
Pendleton Bank Receives Federal Bond Retention Notice
The Pendleton banks received a notice from the Federal Reserve Bank stating that as United States depositaries they are authorized to retain the tones subtended locally for Cherry Bonds until called.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
al Totaly
Pendleton
Federal Reserve Bank
United Sates
Representatives to Attend Eagles Conclave from Anl
Anl delegates including Peniletein aerle A A Pergiden V Strole HM A Anderton and Dick Lawrenow depart Sunday for Portland to attend the Praterny Order of Eagles state convention meeting Tuesday and Wednesday.
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Eagles
Anl
Peniletein Aerle
A. A. Pergiden
V. Strole
HM A. Anderton
Dick Lawrenow
Portland
Praterny Order of Eagles
Ther Tiewiay
Weerlnepday
McPhonald Estate Valuation Report Reveals Assets
The late Duncan Mc Trernold estate is valued at 28,187 dollars per the report by appraisers Robert Heeft Hebert Beilke and T. Jennings. The estate includes land valued at 264 dollars and an interest diminished by Nell Mcpinald and several properties.
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McPhonald Ineuite
Duncan McTrernold
Robert Heeft
Hebert Beilke
T. Jennings
Lund
Nell Mcpinald
Pev Eral
Ambuogee Unit Ward Manker Joins City Reserve Team
A man identified as Ward Manker, formerly of Pendleton, joins the city ambulance reserve unit. He is expected to be reassigned to duties in the city and will be escorted by a mother visiting until Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ambuogee
Ward Manker
Pendleton Hich Sehael Bee
Divorce suit filed by Mery Johnson against Fay Johnson
Mery Johnson of Plcet Rowk filed for divorce from Fay Johnson alleging his alcohol addiction and public support. Married in Santa Monica in 1909 the couple has no children. Attorney J. M. Schinnep represents the plaintiff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mery Johnson
Plcet Rowk
Fay Johnson
Santa Monica
California
Shy
J. M. Sehinnep
Community Benefit Drive For Cina Fund
A meeting is called to raise 20000 for Cina with proceeds to the Men Crom organization. The gathering will be held at Arcade Avenue Plaza to solicit local support. Committeemen HO HH Hattery Leon Cohen J. Broder are coordinating and invitations have been mailed to 200 residents.
Defendants Charged in Calf Theft Case
Defendants deny the charge of stealing a calf from Ben Collin. The case details reference a gang involved in the crime with several named individuals and a tied calf found near the river. The defense argues insufficient evidence and questions the alleged evidence tying them to the incident.
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Susan Waller
Ben Collin
Weil
Stanley
Election return canvass faces poll sheet mistakes
Election officials report errors in poll sheets and a clerical order is needed to secure the ballot boxes. Officials anticipate starting canvassing tomorrow with polling locations and school catering arrangements noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sieures Pocoirns
Chietcinery
Parkasal Scholl Catering
Unclear fragment signals a weather or event note
The readable text shows garbled phrases about a day, a concerted event, and hindrances related to a Fire Nation or ceremony. Names and concrete details are missing, leaving speculation about participants, location, or date. The fragment cannot establish a clear event or outcome.
Simontonand Ora Simonton wed in Pendleton ceremony
Ora Simonton, elder daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank Suling, Pendleton residents, married Ora Simonton at the bride's grandmother Mrs K Morse home with only Mrs Morse and Miss Florence Forshaw and M K Mayberry as attendants. The couple will reside on the Simonton farm near Adame after a short wedding trip.
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Hiteth
Mra 5
K. Morse
Frange Eireet
Tee
Gornall
Methodia Ehurcl
Pendleton
Simonton
Sim
Ilo Simenton
Adame
Pendleton and Stanfield Marriage Liveness Record
In Pendleton and Stanfield areas a made up liveness record lists George W Pierce 24 and Margaret May Marple 11 both of Pendleton along with EB Simonton 14 of AdamE and Frances Baling 22 of Stanfield in a licensed marriage event noted yesterday afternoon.
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Gorge W. Pierce
Pendleton
Margaret May Marple
Simonton
Adame
Frances Baling
Stanfield
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Gray Bros. Grocery CO
Main St
Ladies’ Store
Republic
Pendleton Auto Company
Republic Trucks
Court Mtrest
Main
Vinicent Wante
Frankmen
Guy HH. Johnson
Wes Rudd
Max Hopper
James H Bowler
Phonie
Pendléton
Weston
Alto Biles
Canal Zone
Robert Humphrey
Navi
W. DP
Phres
Weales Mims
Leofy
1City
Murphy
Ringeld
Spreak
Pied Cross
J. A. Bow, Jr
Heppner
Hed Crow
Pullst
Ivan Sturdivant
Penilleton
la Grande
Glenn Sturdivant
Fortland
Ach Leider Comingford
Tutehingon
J. B Hall
Oregon
G. A. KR
Fite Litt Sld
Weauntily
Dale Rothwell
Optician
Glaves
American National Bank Building
F. L. Ingram
Billy
Philosophy
van Sewie
Oak
Berm
Tory
Howe
Win. Roesch Bottling Co
Oreean
al Fenewd
Qed
Ohare
Ial
Mince Prines
Clee
Erein
Warrhowee
Pendteton
Wade
Penticton
Ami
Uiderdeiria
Pee
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Joris
Jenny
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Rerio
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BUICK
Oregon Motor Garage
West Court Se
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