Social and Club News in La Grande Observer
Local page highlights hostesses Mire Chartes Ko Bond entertaining with luncheon for friends, Pendleton visitors and La Grande residents attend. Mentions Mrs Mord and Mrs Bishops with community events, Needlecraft Club at Riverside, and wedding of Gey Arth Norden to Minn Rom in Meacham office of Justice Parkes. Seventy five delegates expected for Maccabees Women’s Federation. leaders from Baker and La Grande present.
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Edward Olew
Pendleton
Tulare
Cleon
Mina Mary Maogdatin Kalewon
Poeldent
Pendle
Procent
OW. R. & BN. Company
iLa Grende Observer
Couvlae
Gey Arth
Norden
Minn Rom
Beth of
Meacham
Joe HH. Parkes
Iseventy
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Association of the Maccabees
Witch
Minnie Arydhelotte
Oakland
California
Ella J. Fifield
Port Huron
Michigan
Pauline Moore Riley
Oregon
Clare C. Timrel
Carrie Gitnin
Baker
Mrs. Gallaher
la Grande
Wyeths Saget and Sulphur Compound advertised
An old hair dye promises natural darkening for faded or gray hair. The formula, once homemade, is now sold in a Wyeths Sag et and Sulphur Compound bottle at drugstores. It claims to darken evenly without reveal, using a small strand method for gradual, attractive results.
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Wyeth
Novel Apron Effect Suit Worn at Paris Races
Direct from Barly comes the latest novelty insult for milady. It is a striking apron effect suit in accordio n platts worn by a Hue de la Paix model at the races in the French capital.
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Paris
Barly
Milady
Farewell Party Honors Pendleton Baptist Members
Mr and Mrs Glen Miller and Mr and Mrs Crandall, long time Pendleton Baptist members, were fete guests at a farewell party in the church. Violin solos by Tom Montgomery and Miss Nelson accompanied by Mrs Hare rah and Misty Theloim Cran dall, plus vocal numbers by Wilt Penland, opened with a talk by Rev W H Cox. The Crandalls move to Dulles as Mr Crandall buys an electrical supply firm. the Millers head to Yakima for employment in a milling concern.
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Glen Miller
Crandall
Baptist Church
Pendleton
The
Tom Montgomery
Miss Nelson
Mies Nelson
Mies Harerah
Misty Theloim Crandall
Wilt Penland
W. H. Cox
Nominating Contenders Clash as Convention Controversy Grows
Amid continued page one chatter the convention hall buzzed with activity as contenders for the nomination pressed their cases. Delegates and governors moved through halls and hotel rooms while Johnson, Lowden, and other hopefuls held meetings, with demonstrators, protests, and a tense atmosphere shaping the day.
Elks Invite Citizens to Annual Flag Day
Pendleton lodge No. 298 of the BLP.O invites the public to Flag Day observances on June 14 at the lodge room in the evening. The program includes music by Fletcher's Orchestra and tributes, with Exalted Ruler and officers leading the ceremonies.
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ELKS
Pendleton Lodge No
BLP
O Elke
Iodge
Muwie
Fletcher
Arde Bee
Clyde Philips
Johnson nomination with tumult at rally display
A tense party platform scene unfolds as Representative Shell leads a Johnson backing moment with support from Mrs. Catherine Edison and others. Delegates cheer Hoover’s nomination, while Smoot restores order after gallery quivers and hisses, as Mary Morrison steps forward to defend Hoover.
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Lodge
Charse
Johnson
Vention
Representative Shell
Minnesota
Catherine Edison
California
Judge Miller
New York
Herbert Hoover
Retinean
Smoot
Senate
Miller
Hugh Brown
Nevada
Hoover
Smet
Brown
Mary Morrison
Beauty Tips and Home Remedies From a Bygone Ad
An old style health note touts beauty as health and promotes Chamberlain's Tal Jote as restoring beauty through diet and exercise. It also endorses Chamberlain's Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy for stomach issues and Chamberlain's Liniment for rheumatism, claiming quick relief without internal treatment.
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Chamberlain
A. C. Newell
New Kensiington
Immigrant Officers Transport Members To Port of Entry
Sulo Mia Mary Wilke Alter Hirviee Bejotre and officers assisted by Auld Tang and others repatriate a mixed group from Walla Walla. The party includes men from Finlied Austria Norway Sweden and other regions. Immigration Inspector and sheriff accompany to Bonner Perry and Walla Walla, then return home.
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Mia Mary Wilke Alter
Hirviee Bejotre
Sone “Auld Tang
8Yne
Acidrea
Alfred Fachwond
Song
America
Walla Wallace
Fark
Walla Walla
Finlied
Alstria
Northern Ideal
Idaho
Samtarhvin
Orefing
Bonner’ Perry
Norway
Sweedon
O. & Davis
Bonnée Ferry
W. R. Banning
Ehariff
Houndary County
Dleo
Ronnere Perry
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George Wachtel
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Charles Owens
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Will Edmunds
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