Pendleton News Notes and Local Updates
Wattie Brower child badly burned after boiling water spill at home on West Woolen Street. Honor Guard monthly meeting postponed to 7520 o clock at city falls. all members urged to attend. Emma Rowdy of Helix undergoes major surgery at St Anthony's. two minor operations on William Purcell of Weston and a local resident. J B Tardiff to return soon to finish concrete work for Brayfield. Jamie and George, wheat growers, and Aueries a ft. Ruby return from Fairfield Idaho for matters. Twenty nine cases of American Red Cross supplies shipped from Pendleton to Seattle for direct France delivery. Mrs. George Fowler, Mrs. Maldin, and Waterman visit. Fort Collins artillery member arrives for a few days. Stanfield politician Stan Pate testified in accident suit on C W R N Co. Vacation trips planned for Mr. and Mrs. M R Boff and family. one to Salem, another to Waco.
Care for Graves by Stewart and Brooks in Portland
A Stewart from Portland and his sister in law Brooks widow from this city travel to Pill Hock to fix a grave of Stewart's wife and Brooks's mother. Captain Hickey bids farewell upon leaving for San Francisco after a week here with old Pendleton friends. Captain Hickey formerly resided in Pendleton.
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A. Stewart
Portland
EE. M. Brooks
Pill Hock
Stewart
Brooln
Hickey
Uume
Cald
William Hickey
San Francisco
Pendleton
Dentiet Takes Position Here In Local News
Dr Tom Bailey is expected to arrive from Portland tomorrow to accept a position in the dental offices of Dr David B Hill. He is the son of a Portland physician and brother of a noted eye ear nose throat specialist. Building School Dwi Earl Williams was in Pendleton Saturday evening en route to Milton for Sunday. Air William, the contractor building the new school at Westland, ties a two recon building of cement blocks. The school is on the Western Land and Irrigation project in the west end of the county. Alia Orchestra Proceed frequent praise for Manager Guy Mallock of the Alta theater for permitting the Alia Orchestra, C O Breach treasurer, to play for patriotic meetings in Pendleton leaving the theater empty at times. Friday night the orchestra furnished music for Flag Day exercises while the audience was without music. Return From Capsda Mr and Mrs Robert Martin returned yesterday from near Medline Hat Alberta Canada where they spent the spring farming. They report the country is dry and crops may not be worth harvesting unless rain comes soon.
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Dentiet
Tom Bailey
Portland
David B. Hill
Bailey i
Schoel
Earl Wiliams
Pendleton
Milton
Air
Willaime
Weatland
Alia Orchestra
Guy Mallock
Ada
Alia Orcelestra
C. O. Breach
Alta
Minele
Capsda
Robert Maris
Medline Hat
Alberta
Canada
Marty
Enlisted for Train Service Sam Nell Joins Army Draft
Sam Nell enlisted for train service during a Sunday visit to Pondiilon from La Grande. He travels with friends on the way to Bin Battleon, leaving this evening. Nell has been mobilised at Fort Leavenworth for train service in Fratite. He formerly lived in Pendleton with his friends. Hero Nell is a pilot who views the opportunity to serve as fortunate.
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Sam Nell
Pondiilon
la Grande
bin Battleon
Nell
Fort Leavenworth
Kean
Fratite
Pendleton
Himewell Mort
Missionary in Alaska Receives Church Aid Box
A church group sent a box of articles for Mips Bedell, a Christian missionary in Stevens Village, Alaska, including dried fruit, candy, and warm clothing. The package aims for early delivery next year before news comes from the draft board clarifying protected classifications for registrants.
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Mieionhry
Church of the Keedeemer
Mips Bedell
Stivens Village
Alaska
Hesvin
Rewch
Untitled confession noted in local wartime letters
A garbled report from Pilot Beek recounts a scandalous tale involving Piet Beek l Biepes and a non commissioned officer from Fort George Wright. Mayor Fassett of Poukane received remarks from Mire Charles Db Witeon about a daughter entanglement with a private from Pvt Gerace Wright delivering messages for the Red Cross.
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Fort George Wright
M. Fassett
Poukane
Todas
Charles Db Witeon
Pilot Beek
Gerace Wright
Keck
Bit
Summer Dresses Standout Styles in Gingham to Silk
Lightweight summer dresses in gingham voiles linens and silk poplins offered in plain colors plaids and stripes with patterns including monnation and figured effects. Prices ranged from 3.50 to 25.00.
Summer garment offered in many sizes and shades
The item comes in all sizes and flesh shade and is described as a real summer garment. Prices range from 1.85 to 2.75 dollars.
Certificated marriage record shows two Spokane couples
A Spokane marriage certificate lists Joseph Aaronno, 19, Fort George Wright, and Edith M. Whitin, 20, Pitot Beck. Aaronno was found at the fort with his wife. The note records a Saturday issuance and location details in Spokane city records.
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Spokane
Nciies
Joseph “al Arinno
Fort George Wright
Edith M. Wikitin
Pitot Beck
Aritno
Berry Arrives From Billings For Hillines Home Visit
Mins Nita Berry arrived here this morning from Billings Montana for a visit at the home of her relative Crag in this city, greeting local residents and continuing family ties during the season.
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Hillines
Nita Berry
Billings
Montana
Tattle Child Ill With Intestinal Fever
The Hele child of Mr August Noreen of GYR Ann tiroet is quite ill with intestinal fever, according to the attending physician.
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Hele Ehild
August Noreen
Ann Tiroet
Sailor Returns Home From Mare Island Training
Sailor is shown here visiting his mother at 612 Maple Street before duty with the United States Navy. He is stationed at Mare Island training for active service and plans to remain with his family during shore leave.
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Vielt
Fam Oliver
Mare Island
United States
Mivy
Dare Viet
Mre S
Maple Street
Construction Plan For Modern bungalow On Per tine Avenue
A formal plan seeks to build a modern bungalow on Per tine avenue with estimated cost around $3000. Groundwork and required permits are anticipated, with project completion expected by September 4.
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Pertine Avenue
GeraSdur
Death of Gels Nowe at Wrother's Farm
News item reports the death of Gels Nowe following a neural heart event. The obituary notes his brother David G Lockwood and references family ties to New York State. A military context mentions Camp Meade Maryland and 40,000 men, with weather described as hot and a soldier named Private Jacob HK Reotier cited among railroad workers.
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Gels Nowe
Wrother
Alfred Lockwood
David G. Lockwood
New York State
Camp Meanie
Jacob HH. Tooter
Camp Meade
Maryland
Baltimore
Young Booker
Jacou HK. Reotier
Briche
Catt
Mende
James Narkaus Returns to Farther Ahd Family Ties
Fragmentary text reports James Narkaus and his father-in-law F. Jetnaon traveling together on a Saturday. The piece mentions Narkaus owning an acre of farm land and a favorable outlook for the season, with unclear references to county and years.
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James Narkaus
Rattle County
Jetnaon
Narkaus
Local Grocery Offers Specials This Week
An unclear notice outlines grocery department deals for today tomorrow and Wednesday. Mentions free samples and wine promotions with emphasis on shopper savings at the store.
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Toomenee
Witer
Parker Demonstrates Baking From Substitutes In City
A local event features Mirg its ferie A Parker presenting two daily demonstrations at 2 and 4 PM on baking breads and party items using substitutes only, with no wheat flour. Women of the city are urged to attend to learn different articles and ask questions, ensuring timely arrival. Mobley, hide buyer of Portland, arrived for a brief business stay in the area and at Walla Walla.
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A. Parker
Oregon Agrimittar- al Cédéke
Sii Parker
Mins Parker
Parker
Mobley
Miormahie
Walla Wala
Supervisor Cryder Takes Forest Inspection Trip
Supervisor W. W. Cryder is away on an inspection tour through the forest district, with plans to return after completing the assigned evaluation and reports.
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W. W. Cryder
Metha Aatorial Forest
Spon Day at Bing lan event summary
Mr and Mrs Peter Swartz and others attended a social gathering at Hingham Springs Conn Pen Am oeton with several named attendees, including Fremont Harvey and Maall Eon.
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Spon
Bing Lan
Peter Swartz
Fremont Harvey
Maalleon
Matold
Amope Hapelay Aveas
Hingham Springs
Conn Pen- Amoeton
Veteran Thompson Visits Home After Civil War Era Work
Mr Thompson, a Civil War veteran and early Uma tilla County pioneer, travels from Stowe there Soldiers' Home to visit his relatives. Margaret Colenworthy notes Thomas lived here for 54 years and contributed to Toads and other early improvements. The visit marks a third summer at the local home.
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Stimmeer
Thompson
Umatilla
Epvend
Margaret Colenworthy
Ines Coliege
Local Men Elected to Royal Fraternal Posts
M A Ferguson and Val Streble returned yesterday from Marchfield where they attended the Arindal convention of the Fraternal Order of Engi Mr Ferguson advanced from state chaplain to worthy Vice grand and Mr Streble elected state secretary The next meeting of the state will be held in Portland during the second week of April 1319
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M.A. Fergusen
Val Stebtle
Marchfield
Order of Engi
Ferguson
Etite
Fate Wirthy
Streble
Tate
Aerto
Portland
Secretary Cranston Receives Alaska Inquiry on Irrigation
Secretary Cranston of the Commercial Association reports an Alaska inquiry concerning irrigation plans. The correspondent cites Tr. government policies on land use and timing for wheat production, noting Pendleton and nearby areas. The discussion hints at potential land sales and agricultural planning.
Fragmentary note about residents visiting Baker and relatives
A mangled excerpt shows Sime J. Cox and another man returning from Baker after inviting Mire Cox a sister and Mrs T G Montgomery. The readable fragment suggests plans to assist with putting in and harvesting crops.
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Mr and
Sime J. 2
Cox
Baker
Mire Cox
Mra. T. G. Montgomery
Visit Ends in Injury for Brother at Hospital
Mrs. A F Lundberg of Stanfield returned home after an accident in which her brother Walker was injured Saturday. He received treatment at Anthony's hospital for a head or facial injury, suffered during the event.
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A. F. Lundberg
Stanfield
Rant Walker
Anthony's Hospital
County Agent Shrock Offers Government Foods
County Agent Shrock received new government foods including fish rice fresh vegetables and wheat flour breads and cakes. Items may be procured by calling at his office.
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Shrock
Ric
Kitten Recovered From Pendleton Visitors
Police officer Shearer Vertertay recovered a 340 white Persian kitten owned by the nation agent at Uma Wea. It had been brought to Pendleton by visiting women who attempted to keep it. The agent retrieved the pet and it will be sent back to Crnatuila by a Way.
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Shearer Vertertay
Uma‘Wea
Pendleton
Untold Tale From County Club Agent Report
An obscure note references Alfred Campbell, county club agent, and a discussion on crop conditions and needed fertilizer. It mentions a Prairie section and a tight timeframe after a fall event last week with hints of planned improvements and a focus on profits and proper timing.
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Alfred Campbell
Chilrens Club Work Report From County Tour
Alfred Campbell reports county wide Chilrens Club activities touring the western part of the county. At Hermiston enthusiasm for the club’s work is evident with about 40 children engaged. They are sewing and learning useful crafts as the program advances Sunday morning gathering noted.
Pundleton Library subpoenas and civic drive update
Subpoenas issued by attorney J Raley cite witnesses for the first day in a case tied to the Pendleton library affair. The United States Chamber of Commerce backs a Savings drive, urging nationwide cooperation. Mr and Mrs A. accuses will visit Vandiasen then Eugene for the University summer school. A man 24 years old rushes to register for military service after learning of the draft.
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Chamber of Commerce
Lalted
Ret Ang
United ‘States
Campaign drives begin in many precincts amid sleet
The text notes local campaigns already starting their drives for the war savings effort. Ray Men a, chairman at Blatix, targets midweek outreach while Scharpf at i lot Rédh plans launches. The overall scene suggests widespread activity despite wintry weather.
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Cokkecees
KR. T. Bishop
Otranty Spanair
Ray Mena
Blatix
Odtientay
Tevle Scharpf
Ilot Rédh
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