Pendleton News Briefs Include Officials Return and Local Notes
Night Officer Charles Myers resumes duty after a two week vacation, relieving Glen Bushee. Emil Seibert returns to Pendleton for the summer after graduating with honors from O A C. A 12.5 pound steelhead trout caught by Ira Brown near the upper bridge is showcased at the Taylor Hardware window. Democrats pass among trains moving east from Lewiston, with plans for Salem convention participation. Wallace Brothers relocate to new show rooms, Haswell A Bowers seeks medical care in Portland for gas injuries, Wilkes returns from Idaho trip, Interior Ware office renovation proceeds, Mrs. Johnson recuperates at her sister’s home, and four large plate glass panes are installed at the Anthony annex front.
Pendleton Post to Elect Delegates at Special Meeting
A Pendleton American Legion special meeting called by Vice Commander F. Liewsden will hear reports from the vocational education conference in Portland. The gathering on June 28 in the county library assembly room will elect 14 delegates to represent the local post.
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Pendleton Post
American Legion
Portland
F. 4. Liewsden
Theuallen
Pendleton
Tomorrow Reesiona
Post
Tiny cowboy statue in Humley & Co window display
In Pendleton Oregon a small cowboy statue sits atop a brow lancing a Umatilla county snaid as part of an Oregon and Pendleton Products display. Saddles and harness by the local company and a leather chapy tagged Oregon complete the attractive shop window.
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Thame
Umatilla
Oregon
Pendleton
Humley & Co
Carload of Gasoline En Route From Welser
A carload of gasoline from Welser, shipped in 62 drums gathered by the Pendleton Automobile Association, left Idaho at noon yesterday and is expected in Pendleton during the day. It should be available tomorrow at stations owned by association members. A Baker tank car is due Friday or Saturday.
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Welser
Pendleton Automobile Association
Idaho City
Pendleton
Ansociation
Baker
Board appoints dentists for returned servicemen work
State health board confirms appointment of Dr. HilL and Dr. David B. Mill to perform dental care for eligible returned service members under a new dispensation. Dentists will operate in key towns, with designated men chosen by the board. City filling station construction underway for fire department use with gasoline and oil pumps, purchased by the city council for economy. Marriage suit over breach of promise denied by Rothrock, who seeks attorney fees from Miss Clark. Pallbearers named for George W. Webb funeral in La Grande. Rev. Van Waters to preach. Shriners certificates for fare and third-class rail rates available via W. Brock at Taylor Hardware. New Presbyterian pastor Rev. George L. Clark preparing to move from La Grande to Pendleton. praised by former pastor W. L. Van Nuys.
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Hill
David B. Mill
State Board of Health
Fire and Water Department
Fire Department
City How
Portland
W. BE. Brock
Taylor Hardware Company
O. W
Brock
la Grande
George L. Clark
Presbyterian
Pendleton
Corvallis
W. TL. van Nuys
Mys
Mr. Clark
Bank Opens in Freewater After Stockholders Meeting
Directors elected at yesterday’s meeting include J. Saylor H. Murray L. A. Beennamin BE P. Jensen J. A. Record s H. W. Van Siyke and F. Rowe. Inland Empire Bank cashier CC Walles and Pee-Wee’s State Bank cashier HW Marshall attended. Capital stock set at £100,000. Building vacated by post office in Godwin block to be renovated. Opening expected about July 1 for business.
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Saylor
Murray
L. A. Béennamin
P. Jensen
J. A. Records
H.W. van Siyke
F. & Rowe
New Mutate Bank
Freewater
FE. Walles
Inland Empire Bank
HW. H. Marshall
Pee- Wee's State Bank of
Walla Walla
Godwin
Rotary committee set to tackle raw shortage relief
A committee including Judge H. Marah, Jim Stiurgis, Tt. Thorap pon, and Mayor J. Vaughan was appointed at the Fen-Meton Notary Club meeting to investigate the shortage and seek relief. The gathering followed the regular weekly schedule.
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Towestiggane
H. Marah
Jim Stiurgis
Thorappon
J. T. Vaughan
Fen- Meton Notary Club
Silage Push Supposed To Double In Upland County
County agricultural agent Fred Bennion says silage projects will expand as farmers plan silos and ready silage crops. Echo area growers Mamp ton Gulliford show successful silage practices likely to be followed by others, with silage mainly for cattle feed. Also notes Presbyterian Sunday School picnic at Riverside with lunch, games, and ice cream. first party departs at 2 PM, workers at 3 PM.
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Urotlte
Fred Bennion
Bennion
Mampton
Gulliford
Echo
Crisp New Summer Dresses for Hot Weather
Delightful summer dresses in cool dainty shades. Rose dotted Swiss with cream organdy, jade organdy and gingham, flesh organdy with taffeta, orchid organdy with maize dotted Swiss, ecru organdy and navy tinted voiles. Prices range from 15.00 to 59.50.
New Arrivals in Hand Bags and Lingerie Trims
An extensive display spotlights hand bags, purses, moire bags, vanity boxes, and party boxes in new colors and leathers priced from 75 cents to 15 dollars. Also featured are Windsor ties, buttons, Venice lace, laces, voiles, silks, and georgette fabrics with seasonal fashion notes and availability.
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America
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Wier
Charles Myers
Glen Bushee
Emil Seibert
Ira Brown
Democraty
Idaho
Lewiston
Eluily
Salem
Kemerrowight
Wallace Brothers
Joon Automobile Venolors
Jobneon Mirest
Eikw Temple
Haswell
A. Bowers
Bowers
St. Mihiel
Hin Buddy
Clarence Greenwood
Hay Wilken
Hero Flay Wilkes
Interior Ware Home
Leaves
J. Anthony's Mra. & F. Johnson
Salt Lake
St Anthony's Hospital
Fred Hennton
Alexanders Department Store
Taige
Speco! Legion
Winesap Apples
Pendleton Cash Market, Inc
Hartford Fire Insurance Company
Joe Kerley
John W. Rothrock
Ethel Clark
Mr. Rothrock
Miss Clark
Wilson
Okla
Rothrock
Pendleton's
Prorepet
Lupeheon
The
Picc
Nic
Riverside
Windsor
Venice
Weill
Bentley-Graham Insurance Agency
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