Social and personal notes from Pendleton society
Indefinite postponements mark social rounds as Mrs. Gonzales Rice and others cancel tomorrow events. Residents and visitors, including families of Forloeworthy, Wiles, Stockman, Dysart, and Gabrielson, travel, host, or attend church and tea gatherings, with a wedding at the Methodist church and a busy schedule of visits and outings across Pendleton, Spokane, and Portland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnie Nelewander
Oliver Frost
Methodist
RE. Gornall
Mrs. Frost
Pendleton
Troops Take Possession Continued Border Action
Moonlight clashes near the border saw American forces push Villistas from the race track after advancing into Mexico. The 24th Infantry routed the Mexican defenders within minutes, aided by cavalry from behind. Communications with General Cabell were interrupted as operations resumed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico
United States
Ife
Cabell
Hern
War Department
Fiarce
24Th Infantry
Jvatesm
Mexion
Pendleton News Briefs Highlight Local Events
Pendleton residents report John Heathman catching four 26 inch steelhead on a fishing trip. Pendleton high school alumnus Ernest Crockett, wounded in the western front as a Canadian army serviceman, returns en route for summer studies. Hazel Wyrick, recently operated on in Ann Arbor for appendicitis, moves to St. Anthony's hospital for recovery. Kr Rettig and R H Ropp visit Portland from San Francisco as Federal Rubber Co. reps, hosted by J B Knight at Allen-Knight in Bingham Springs. Frederick Steiner returns from Heppner after three days on law business. Judge Alfred Hennett travels to Salem on Train No. 7. Pendleton Round-Up band orders new music from Portland for practice ahead of next meeting. possible arrangements hinted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kamela
J. R. Baker
Chelf
Pendleton
Dudley Blackburn
Pendieton
Frank Hanlen
Karmela
Geraldine
J. B. Baker
J. A. Waters
Pendiston
Rand
Hawes
Casey's Mill
George Thompson
Stanfield
Harry Smith
Portland
A. E. Colton
Walla Walin
G. C. Morria
Small
Baker
St. George
Emery Hopkins
John K. Titterson
Titerton
Wisconsin
W. J. Walle
Goden Flote
la Grande
Virgil Wagner
Beatacuda
Fred Blechoff
Helix
M.A. Lodfetter
J. R Baxter
Ile
New York
Farness Crockett
Ernest Crockett
Pendleton High School
Idaho
Enegene
University
San Francisco
KR. L. Rettig
Pacific Coast
Federal Rubber Company
R. H H. Ropp
Pendeton
Frederick Steiner
Heppner
Alfred & Hennett
Dalley
Salem
Funde
Wardishing Trip Report Returns From Tithing Journey
Lyman G. Rice and M RR Chaiman returned from a southern county trip to Meadow Creek discovering the rowley nearly passable for an auto ride and a near limit catch by late afternoon. Liberty Bond holders are paid interest at local banks today with Treasury urging reinvestment in War Savings Stamps to keep funds in the treasury. Bond values quoted show 9 1/2 percent bonds at 99.70, 4 1/4s at 6.00, and 4 1/2s at 95.60 after conversion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyman G. Rice
M. RR. Chaiman
Rntiihe County
Grant County
Meadow Creek
Rowley
Secretary of the Treasury
Treasury
Stouts Car Facts Shattered In Walla Walla Crash
A Stutz speedster carrying two men from Walla Walla was wrecked on the Gibbon Bingham Springs road when it struck a rock from the bank. The accident was attributed to careless driving. Pendleton officials named the wreck and noted one side of the car demolished. State officials from Pendleton and Washington discussed future pest control work and planned travel to Pullman and Baker after two days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stouts
Walla Walla
Gibbon-Bingham Springs Road
Pendleton Pervona
I. N. Gabrieleon
Oregon
Portland
W. I. Bell
U. & Biological Survey
Washington
Averill
Diia
Bell
Pullman
Gabrielwon
Baker
Casual Company Passes Through on Train to Camp Lewry
Ardboken Casual Company No 10 of overseas men traveled through Pendioton yesterday on train No 17 on the way to Camp Lewry. Forty two men passed through this morning en route to Camp Lewis and used the Hed Crom canteen for breakfast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ardboken
Pendioton
Lewry
Lewis
Ten Estate Men on Trips
W Dayton of Baew & Darton left Sunday night for Portand on Kiwhness. From there he will go to Newpoon a three day trip. Joe Leo w tote this afternoon for Lind Wash, where he will attend te lyn, ree. In their atwener, W E Saylor will save eharen of the bewd office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Dayton
Baew & Darton
Portand
Kiwhness
Newpoon
Joe Leo
Lind Wash
Te Lyn
Ree
W. E. Saylor
Eharen
Bewd
Too Late to Classify WANTED and LOST notices
A cluttered clipping notes a WANTED for a general home work helper with a phone contact and a LOST item described as a survival locket with a white ribbon on a Chinook mound. The finder is asked to leave it at the office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chinoek Mound
Tourists From Walla Walla Visit Pendleton Area
A report from Pendleton notes a family from Walla Walla touring southern Idaho with a motor trip. They describe rough road conditions from Walla Walla to Pendleton and mention accompanying relatives. Visitors include Mr and Mrs William Jones and six children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walla Walla
Mea
William Jones
Aix Cohildren
Pendleton
Idaho
Walla Wylla
Jones
Tange Reports Umatilla Ranges Weather Report
Henry Larinka notes the high range in the Umatilla National Forest is in poor mood condition while the low range remains surprisingly good due to cool weather and lack of rain, with quality gram god mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tange
Henry Larinka
Umatilla National Forest
Civic Club Poster Display at Peoples Warehouse
Posters winning first and second prizes in the Civic Club contest are shown today at Peoples Warehouse. Richard Warnstrom of Lincoln School won first with a multi color poster titled Help Keep the Wiles out of Pendleton. Vernon Fowler and Marjorie Boat shared second honors with posters depicting a person in custody and the word Guilty. From Denver Dr. Bia P Terpening returned after attending Dr. J M Tilden's diet and health school. Also noted are visits by Mire, T. W. Benedict and J. W. Hungate who traveled here by auto.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Civic Club
Peoples Warehouse
Richard Warnstrom
Lincoln S School
Pendleton
Vernon Fowler
Xspiler-Web
Poxter
Marjorie Boat
Fh Pollceran
Guiity
Denver
Bia P. Terpening
J. M. Tilden
W. Hh. Altman Gillesim
Terpening
Mire
T. W. Benedict
Pine City
Mine J. W. Hungate
Cheney
Washington
Alexanders Picnic a Big Success at Gibbon Store Event
Ideal weather and abundant cate set the scene for yesterday’s Alexanders store picnic at Gibbon. Fourteen employees and 11 Klests traveled to Bingham Springs in an auto truck and returned by special car in the evening, leaving the reserve yours behind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexanders
Gibbon
Bingham Springs
Picenickers
Death of Jeremiah Gideon Father of Mra Jerard Dos
Jerard Gideon of this city died Saturday night after a long illness at Good Samaritan or Portland. Funeral planned for tomorrow evening. Survived by his wife and children Mrs Sona Rega of Paseo Washington Mrs G J Campbellly of Portland and son From Gideon of Pomeroy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reval M. Fawtelle
Richard
Emma Law
Portland
Sawtelle
City
Sewtelle
Mee Seweellee
Ridgefisld
Washington
Mra
Jerard Dos
George D. Gitwon
Jerard
Paseo
G. J. Campbelly
Gideon
Pomeroy
Chicago Cubs and White Sox face season drift and hope
Chicago baseball notes show the Cubs tumbling toward the second division as Manager Mitchell experiments with lineups and stars like Wortman and Barber falter. Meanwhile William Kid Gleason guides the White Sox to improved pitching and resilience, with pitchers Cheatte and Williams contributing, amid a hopeful, reforming mood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ll. BR. Blanchard
United Prew
Chicago
Mitchell
F. Dow Wupremo
Cuba
Eva
Nathan
Cubs
Neigherd
Milt Killefer
Alexander
Turner Barber
Baltimore
Chuck Wortman
Mitchel Haw
White Sox
Wittter
Cockeurely
William
Kid" Gleason
Cleht
Sox
Teddie Cheatte
Tyle
Red Fuator
Williame
Han
Sheilenbaon
Kerr
Giovan
Lowdermilk
Chicago baseball city regains edge after rough spell
The text recalls Chicago’s baseball scene with a chaotic mix of slang and fragments. It notes the White Box ahead of the Cube, mentions 44,000 in Mr. Comiskey’s corral, and hints at unsettled weather and visitors, all illustrating a rough, uneven period in the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marine Corps
Sox
Chicago
Hartly
Bower Vane
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Gonzales M. Rice
Charles Forloeworthy
Charles
W. J. Bieckman
Lowell Bietkman
Roy Firnieh
Corvallis
Mire Stockman
Oren Agricultural College
Mre 1
Farler
Metrieht
Walle Walla
Frank Stanton
Mien Laberta Dysart
Lincoln
Neb
Co. & Terpening
Mien Dysart
Mra Terpening
Pen. Oiden
Salt Lake City
Jane Murphy
University of Oregon
Fortland
Anna May Bronaugh
J. 1 McKelway
Ot John
McKelway
J. F Robingen
Sabra Nason
Robinson College
Binghem Springs
P. A. Linerean
Leah Tilly
Boles
Mr . F. Averill
Miss Tilly
Tekoe
B. Gabrielson
Carl Gabrielson
Hubert
Charles Kay Bishop
Mr. Gabrielon
Chauncey Bishop
Reason
Vhrary
Charles W. Tull
Charles Edward Heard
Kansia City
Mra Tullis
Prank Tullis
Mra Charles Heart
Kanon City
Alfred Lock
Mim P
Dorothy Lockwood
Alfred, Jr
Storwell
Morris Lockwood
Spokane
George Wachtel
Riverside
Mien Katherine
Lucia Clemmons
Seattle
Clemmons
the Sound
Stanley, Williams
Earl Williame
Harry Williams
Thi City
John T. Lambirth
Thorne
McKay Creek
John Beckwith
Richard Sims
Vernon Powler
Don Whiteman
Ben Knights
J.B. Perry
South Malin Street
Perry
David B. Hi
Roscoe I. Keator
William H. Late
James Ail
H. &. Rudd
the Baptist Church
G. M. Rice
Leman Gi. Rice
Charles Tulloch
Sylvan Cohn
Library Club
James Hill
H. A. Hartshorn
Austin
Esther South
Rena Hales
Helen Nelson
Pugene
FE Parkes
Mrs. Parkes
Mr. and
Joel Parken
Los Angeles
George Leghorn
Mint Marie Leghorn
Seattl
Bast Lake City
Rotarkina
Miss Leghorn
University of Washington
Guy Boyden
Kappa Kappa Gamma
George D. Hanlett
Tacoma
Vancouver
B. C
Has Yett
Mie
Patine
Mimmes
Fred Lantz
Mie Minme
Wweefey
Matlock
Max Batmieter
Mra. Volmer
Sawleton
Irdahid
Hot Lake
Madminter
Barriater
Mr. Fal Mergerich
W. H. Nelson
Pilot Rock
Mr. T. E
Sweet Home
Ore
George
W. G. Hughes
Mil
Eady Sealpax
Fauot
P. S
CG News
Ord Pendleton
John Heathman
Yestentas
Harnhort
Miss Wretek
Moxpetal
Misa Hazel Wyrick
Ann Arbor
St. Anthony's Hospital
Mie Wyerick
A. BE. F
Siberia
A. Bof
Mim
B. Gabrieison
Gabrielmon
Red Cross
Visalia
Misa
Virginia Todd
Home Service
Ned Dream
Freewater
Umapine
Fruitvale
Misa Nodd
Hom As
Koeppen’s
Con Dung Low Louies Place
Webb and Cottonwood Bts
Crawford & Hedges
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