Pendleton Roundup of Visitors and Local Happenings
In Pendleton headlines, Nick Childs of Boise arrives in Vovdieton for a business visit and will stay until Friday before returning. Joe Despain, recently back from Canadian service, heads to British Columbia on a short vacation, after leaving for Vancouver. Wilde Miller, ex bank employee now bond salesman with Morrin Athlathers, visits Pendleton. Mir Ty Jackson, veteran editor for Ladies Today to Wear, arrives for the season. Mr. Judhson of San Francisco praises Pendleton’s 1909 improvement. Doherty’s son Patrick attends his daughter Minn Katherine Doherty’s diploma ceremony at Joseph's Academy. Jim Corrie plans relocation on Garden Street to Hazel Street. A nameless old white horse is renamed by Mr. Cornfield. The Lansdowne, Hanscom and Kerley firm buys a house to make room for an $18,000 store building. The wandering residence will be renovated on arrival. Morton, owner of the Heise Mint, county judge, and timber authority, shares Dunny stories about Lane J. Bimpeon’s schooldays with the Ares Company entourage.
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Cornfield Water
Lansdowne
Hanscom
Kerley
Morton
Heise Mint
Lanry J. Bimpeon
Pendleton
Ares Company
Paitta
Viralahéd
Tax levy for Bend County school district No 16 reported
A report to Leamen notes a proposed tax levy by the Tendleton area school district No 16. Details on rate and purposes are not provided in the fragment.
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Dimiioi
Tendleton
Pendleton Rose Show Scheduled for Tuesday
Pendleton residents await a rose show on Tuesday with events delayed by a late decision on eligibility. Mrs Wade, president of the Women’s Club, says the primary goal is to demonstrate Pendleton flowers’ beauty. Committees are arranging the event for Tuesday’s schedule.
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Tirwrs
Oita Elty
Wade
Pendleton
Pendigton
Oregon Products on Display Next Week
Pendleton residents will see a citywide window display campaign starting Monday June 4 with Pendleton-made goods highlighted. A. O. Clark of the Associated Industries of Oregon announced prize money totaling 30 for the top three displays and a benefit dinner on Friday June 18 to support Oregon products.
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Merry
Pendleton
Oregon
A. O. Clark
Associated Industries of Oregon
Ang
Eoo
Hip
Man Curere
Atle
Clark
Natatorium Opens for Public Swim in Treyndo Park
The natatorium at Treyndo Park opened to the public in a city guttering afternoon. It will be free from 140 pm initially with longer evening hours possible. John Brows, in charge since inception, will oversee operations as Mayor Vanehan promises further details.
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Johnny
Treyndo
Erein
Neti
John Brows
eNarre
Natatorium Sinesite
Corte
Vanehan
Boy Seeks Work in City Border County
A 14 year old boy in the city seeks employment. He can be reached at 200 W Webh for potential work.
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City Cor Country
Webh
Lesser opens Hollywood theater chain with ice cream sales
Frinco Nickel Odeon frames the reveal as Bol Lesser launches his entry into motion picture work by selling ice cream cones in Hollywood. He claims ownership of a California theater chain and plans to produce Annette Kellerman features in the year ahead, supporting a growing presence in over a hundred movie houses.
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Hollywood
Cal
Ton Yeers
Bol Lesser
Tals
California
Dye
Annette Kellerman
Ten Girls Graduate at St Josephs Academy Commencement
Ten white and ten girls formed the graduating class at St Josephs Academy as Rev Edward J Meller awarded diplomas and medals for general excellence. Stella Adden won a special model medal, with other honors going to Helen Anderson and Dorothy McLain in commerce. The ceremony featured the Magdalene play, presented with a large cast and staging by Miss Kilkenny and others.
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Edward J. Meller
Maker
Hart
Holdman
Mirs Stella Adden
vcAademy
Mie
Hee Helen Kinlkénney
Happier
Minn Tee. Ferris
Thincan
Mive Marzanet A McBevitt
Hepner
Alin Lone Potts
Catherine Doherty
Christine McPhinall
Pendleton
Commerce i
Helen Anderson
Mike Mytre Diharp
Dorothy McLain
Abh
2 Te Harp
Mint Anderran
Mine Parrie
Helen Stchkel
Damages Sought After Automobile Collision Trial
A $10,000 damage claim was filed in circuit court today by W. A. Wallingford for his 12 year old daughter Heather Wallingford. The suit names Bannister and family as defendants alleging a February 2 collision on a street in front of a meat market caused serious injuries to Heather. The Wallingford family seeks compensation from Bishop and Pritcharde in Grelege Parish.
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Dhmagen
W. A Wallingford
Eether Wallingford
Jet
Bannister
Mallijan
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Nick Childs
Boise
Vovdieton
Joe Despain
British Columbia
Metropolia
Provate
Vancouver
Wilde Miller
Focal Bank
Morrin Arolthers
Portland
Ty Jackson
Folesman
Mr. Judhson
San Francisco
Patrick Doherty
Minn Kathering Doherty
Joseph
Mr. Doherty
Jim Corrie
Gaeden Street
Hazel Street
Amenor
Prrponl
Cori
Gonroy’s Crocers
Ash
Conroy’s
Plukes
Scania
Crisco
Sia No
Pendleton, Ore
Alta
Ite Theatre
Father
WMN. Roesch Bottling Works
Son Isser
del Monte
MSE
Aest. Joseph’s Academy
Mh Profuelon
Alplonn
Ilis
Annie Fominonte
Dames Academs
Irma Tichier
Brandie
Mosier Fy Cuiawenirige
Bidocophs
Oben
Dante Tring
Oregon Theatre
THE
Peck
Clemens & Ebert
Empire Meat Market
Detroit
Cor, Water and Johnson
E. Court
East Court
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