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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1919
Page
6
Alien Sten Peters and Allen Alnipwen are among Pendleton visitors and veterans noted for recent naval service and discharge. Local scenes include hotel registrations, new hires at the Healey end and a familiar city presence, with Raymond W. Hatech reporting on school repairs and bond matters. A weekly band concert, Odd Fellows invitation, and ongoing financial notes from bankers round out a snapshot of Pendleton life and civic affairs.
Water fills Pendleton municipal notetorium ahead of warm Saturday opening. Mayor Vaughan announces the venue cleaned and ready for public access. The nat will be operated on the same name basis as last year with John Brown in charge. expect a busy year ahead.
Farmers and friends invited to a basket lunch event at the old agency grounds near the reservoir TAGE OM. Attendees from Farmers Chilton and others may expect an informal program but no definite schedule has been set.
Frank F. Wameley aged 56, longtime agent for the WL i. & WN, died Wednesday night at his Seattle home. He served with the railroad company in Pendleton Pokene Tacoma and Seattle and was an agent in Seattle at the time of his death. Portland Journal reports the death from Portland.
Carnival shows parred and the Hula Hula Show along with a diving act were barred in Portland after appearing in the Lane of Laughter as part of the Portland Victory Row Festival. Listed games included spin wheel, mer-mo comes, table spin wheels, dare comis, horse race, fish carves, cover crete, and ariel dice.
Spring wheat in Camilla county shows promise with rain potential aiding yield. Harremyn of the Farmers' Union says conditions are favorable for an excellent crop, though some areas report early head and slow development. Herrah manages 400 acres as a large spring wheat area amid variable spring conditions.
Lieutenant Burgard of the battalion received a military citation for bravery at Epinyville Freece during the Argonne drive. He exposed enemy machine guns, drawing fire and enabling American forces to counter the assault. Seven men were killed and 43 captured as the attackers tried to surprise the defenses.
Two former service men joined the United States Army after the local recruiting office opened last Saturday. Philip J Guyonne of Wann served 18 months at Camp Lewis with the 19th Division and plans to go to California then Atlantia. John Martin of Walla Walla, a former Camp Upton warrior, will train as an engineer and be sent to California, Camp Meade, and then to Iran with the first 1006 men. Sergeant J White, in charge of the recruiting office, departs tonight for Tot Chenille for a brief recruiting stint.
Water services were shut off to several homes after owners failed to pay water bills. The city notes that the tenth of the month is the final grace period before disconnections take effect.
The notice invites readers to call and order items from The July Designer and promises prompt shipping. It mentions availability of back issues featuring several people and urges interested customers to call to obtain them.
Disorder grew as men protested exclusion from service. Authorities reported efforts to waive service fees while tenants faced rent penalties, highlighting widespread discontent over access and payment demands at the port area.
An Elk Lodge initiation was postponed to next Thursday due to absence of Owl to Ruler and several officers. The meeting concluded with refreshments and music by Fitcher’s orchestra. Alleged speed limit violations led to Daniel Cruilt BK Lowrancyg being arraigned before Police Judge Thomas Fits Gerald.
An arrest for a crime referenced as tng culminates in a plea and a request for trial, marking the first such sequence in the current proceedings.
Water has run into the etg Plance at Hewnd lp park with plans for a summer mecca at the pool in Titet chime shape. Court action continues in the Michael Strange Sims Micker boundary dispute with Judge Gilbert W. Bhelps presiding. witnesses for both sides examined. Pendheton hosts nearly ten county school board members for discussions on forthcoming school matters, with county officials and directors from east and west Pendheton area in attendance. A petition to sell personal property is noted.
Fragmentary OCR suggests an estate matter linked to Parmer M4 with terse references to a docket or count. Readable items indicate probate related actions but details and parties are obscured, leaving the core event unclear and not fully identifiable.
A man testified today that the value of a flare of ten dollars in a dispute over conduct was set in Pox Vee court. The report mentions three men involved, with differing states of mind, and a timeline that places the events around the coming court date.
Archibald Bi heler, son of Mmana Mra, Joe Dubey underwent surgery yesterday at 8 in Anthonys hospital for adenoids and tonsils.
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