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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1920
Page
5
East Oregonian reports on seasonal openings around Gibbon with residents and visitors visiting Pendleton and Echo areas. The piece notes alfalfa conditions, local travel to fairs and events, and various residents moving through Weston, Athena, Pendleton, and La Grande. It mentions hospital visits, farm activity, and real estate transactions, painting a bustling community scene in Umatilla County during summer.
Oneonta special reports Umapine men returning from a Masonic meeting held Friday evening as they completed the final degree of the Masonic order before the convention. A rose city event is planned and another meeting will be held Monday in the Umapine district to elect a director.
Echo Oregon June 7 funeral held for W. H Stilth who died after a shooting on Thursday June 1. Services at the M E church led by Hen w. & Glover. Interment details given. Nearby residents and relatives noted, with updates on J W Gobbett and other locals.
East Chregynian Bperial notes three-year intervals for operations at Pendleton. Mies Pans ine Herturn underwent surgery June 11 by Dr Parker and Dr Smith and is recovering well. Sister Helen was operated on three years earlier by the same doctor for a prior condition. John Komi returned home from Pendleton after a wind-related episode. Local residents Mr and Mrs Roy Hyatt visit the river, and a dance was hosted by Mr and Mrs Pred Cleese on the Ed Tucker place.
Deeds: Phoe Fily takes Collina tract for 1.00 and binds properties in AW 1-44 SE I See 35 Tp and NW 35 Inland Irrigation Co to Pur ish Investment. Lillie Miller sells Lot 3 Block 4 Athena. M W Hanwell transfers to Josephine Stone. John Pitman sells to W M Penny. Jewe McDaniel sells to Martio Kopers.
London report on the first aerial world derby outlines preparations by Major Charles J Gudden and commissions from the Aora Club and Aerial League of America. After a third world tour, Gudden meets British aeronautics officials in London to finalize contest details. The organizing body has 45 commissioners and plans extensive operations as the fleet readies for departure.
Australian winter competition heats up as Sew South Waien Bake hosts the annual gathering. Fort towns with strong squads are set to compete while twenty five California students join the event. The program features top university players and a chance to claim high honors.
United Press dispatch from San Francisco reports a major fight over Ireland’s freedom at the approaching Democratic national convention. The outcome hinges on Hines delegation’s choice of Edward Dunne as a key votes on the resolution committee, a move tied to prominent Irish American lobbying and past peace conference ties.
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