City Brevities in a Snapshot of Local Ads
Ica cream at Hohbach s. Minnis for dry wood in stock and ready. Dressed chickens daily at Stark Poultry House contact black 3791. Unfurnished housekeeping rooms for rent at East Oregonian office. Transfer work promptly by Stansberry Milne Main 6. Gasoline stored safely by Goodman Hardware. For sale nine room cottage at 100 Bluff street, too large for owner.
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Hohbach's
Stark Poultry House
East Oregonian
Bluff Street
Stereopticon Sermons Reach Pendleton Church Summer Evenings
In many city churches the stereopticon sermon gains popularity with religious songs aiding participation. The first M. E. Church of Pendleton will present this new shows for warm summer evenings tomorrow night at the usual hour. The pastor has long presented holy land views in lectures across the western region.
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Ptay
Brest Succes
Pendleton
Holy Land
Baptists of Umatilla County to Meet in Hermiston
The Umatilla county Baptist association gathers in Hermiston June 19 to 21 at the new church in the irrigation city. About 100 county Baptists and prominent churchmen from across the state attend. W. W. Harrah will preside as assistant moderator over an extensive program planned for the meeting.
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Baptists
Umatilla County
Hermiston
County Association
W. W. Harrah
In Memoriam Thanks for Kindness to Zeuske Family
The Zeuske family extends heartfelt thanks to friends neighbors and especially the Woodmen of the World and the Pendleton Camp and Daphne Circle degree teams for their help during the illness and bereavement of Edward W Zeuske plus appreciation for flowers and floral pieces.
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Pendleton Camp
Daphne Circle
Edward W. Zeuske
Mrs
A. Zeuske
Royal Neighbors Meeting Time Change Notice
All Royal Neighbors meetings move to 8 p m from daytime. Members urged to attend Tuesday evening for important business. Mrs J R Childreth, Assistant Presiding Officer, signs the notice.
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Royal Neighbors
J. R. Childreth
Pauline Rebekah Lodge memorial service notice
All members are requested to attend the O O F memorial service at the M E church Sunday June 14 at 3 o'clock. Please wear the order colors pink and green. By order of the Noble Grand.
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Pauline Rebekah Lodge
M. E
Presbyterian Children’s Day Exerciacy Service Plan
Morning worship at 10 30 features songs and Sunday school exercises followed by a sermon to the children. Evening worship at 8 young people meet at 7 p m.
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Presbyterian
Miligan Helps Lead Pilot Rock Revival Meeting
Rev. J. V. Miligan, a noted Presbyterian minister from Portland, arrived last evening from the east and joined the revival services at Pilot Rock today to assist in the ongoing meeting.
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Velping
Pilot Rock
J. V. Miligan
Portland
Miss Hamblin Returns From Whitworth College
Miss Hazel Hamblin has returned from Tacoma where she recently graduated from the Commercial course at Whitworth College.
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Miss Hamblin
Hazel Hamblin
Tacoma
Whitworth College
Tea Thrift: Small Price, Big Stretch of Labor
A brief meditation extols tea as economically wise and labor efficient, noting its minimal cost and effort relative to value. It argues tea’s humble purchase and preparation yield substantial everyday benefit and comfort.
Sheath gown set for Washington social debut
Washington social leaders whisper of the directoire or sheath gown to be worn Monday at a society event. Mrs. Preston Gibson, daughter of Mrs. Thomas Nelson Page, will wear the dress as matron of honor at the marriage of Miss Erroll Cuthbert and Lieutenant Charles Train. Reportedly designed by Parisian crapeskin makers, the gown features a pronounced side slash and is said to cling closely, prompting chatter about its daring style.
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Washington
National
Preston Gibson
Thomas Nelson Page
Erroll Cuthbert
Charles Train
Gibson
Mrs. Gibson
Rush on jetty to boost rock deliveries at Columbia
The Portland Telegram reports rock deliveries to the Columbia river jetty will rise from 2000 to about 4500 tons daily. Work to push the structure to completion will be rushed despite bad spring weather and an approaching storm season. United States engineer Gerald Bagnall, in charge at the mouth of the Columbia, says progress is good and quarries will increase output to meet shipments.
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Columbia River
Portland Telegram
Gerald Bagnall
United States
Columbia
Grant County papers merge in county newspaper shakeup
The Grant County News absorbs the Blue Mountain Eagle at Canyon City. P F Chandler and C P Haight form a new printing and publishing firm, Haight taking over C J McIntosh’s interest. Former Eagle owners retire. McIntosh also leaves the field. The new partnership promises strong business and newspaper talent with a large field and subscription base.
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Grant County News
Blue Mountain Eagle
The
News
P. F. Chandler
C. P. Haight
Prairie City Miner
Canyon City
Haight
C. J. McIntosh
Local Notables Visit Pendleton on Various Errands
A stream of visitors and residents travel through Pendleton today, including Cr. A. Barrett from Athena, P. T. Harbour of Weston, Dr. B. O. Parker of Pilot Rock, Clark Nelson en route to Weston, Zocth Houser of Echo, and many others. The list also notes arrivals at the St. George and hotel registrants, plus preparations for weddings and upcoming travel to Portland and Wenaha Springs.
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P. T. Harbour
Weston
B. O. Parker
Pilot Rock
Clark Nelson
Zocth Houser
Echo
8. M. Strodecker
Hermiston
Bert Huffman
Walla Walla
W. J. Furnish
Umatilla
Wenaha Springs
E. H. Brown
Becho Register
Eleanor Despain
Portland
Trinity Sunday Services at Church of the Redeemer
Tomorrow Trinity Sunday observances include holy communion at 7 30 a m Sunday school at 11 a m and divine service at 11 a m and 4 p m Rector Charles Quinney invites all to attend with services suited to the day.
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Church of the Redeemer
Ila
Charles Quinney
Saloon for Sale in Tacoma with Low Rent
A saloon in Tacoma, Washington, is offered for sale with a thriving business. Strong selling reasons cited, low rent, and a good location. Responds via Lock Box 741, Tacoma. Read the East Oregonian.
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Tacoma
Wash
Pendleton Delegation Heads to Portland Grand Lodge
The Pendleton delegation to the grand lodge Knights of Pythias prepares to leave for Portland for the session starting Tuesday. A portion goes tomorrow, the rest Monday. Damon lodge No. 4 sends J. F. Raley, M. A. Rader, J. H. Gwinn, and E. B. Aldrich, with J. W. Maloney, grand master of exchequer, also attending from the city.
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William Hilton
Balfour-Guthrie Company
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Weston Leader
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Dayton
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Democratic County Committee
L. R. Lorenz
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Astoria
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U. S. Supreme Court
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