Tea Burnett Fame At Telecasot Here In Meacham
Meacham residents note Tea Burnett fame from Telecasot here. Mrs Uhre Dyer returned home to La Grande after a week up here. Shepard traveled to Pendleton to join his wife while Mr Shepard and children came from Canada. Mrs F Hanlen visited from home to spend the day with her mother Mrs J Baker. Geo Irby J Dockweiler and Steve Loler journeyed to La Grande Saturday. Everett Davidson arrived from Portland for the summer. A traveling moving picture show drew a good crowd, taking in 20.50 with one fourth donated to Red Cross, leaving 5.50 to Meacham’s Red Cross auxiliary. The annual school election elected Mr Marlin director for three years and J Randermuller clerk for one year.
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Meacham
Geo
Irby
J. Dockweiler
Steve ‘Loler
la Grande
Everett Davidson
Portland
Red Cross
Ted Cran
Marlin
J. Randermuller
Lowell Hyatt on Lincoln Sunk by Submarine Safe
Weston Mountain residents report Lowell Hyatt son of J H Hyatt, a Werton Mountain farmer, is safe after Lincoln was sunk by a German submarine. He wired from New York confirming his safety and landing. Other local notes include Mrs Phellamy Olbon’s funeral in Cottage Grove, Dowd sisters returning home for summer, and neighbors planning summer moves and visits.
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East Oregonian
Weston Mountain
Ore
Frank Henderson
Pendleton
LL H- Howl
Wileter
Phellamy Olbon
Cottage Grove
Dowd
Risin Woods
Walla Walli
Lowell Hyatt
J H Hyatt
McMinnville
Ruth
Dry Creek
Irvin Hopkins
Mm. R. E Enallah
Willamette Valley
Relativen
Small Boy Hurt by Barbed Wire at Helix
A small boy, son of W. HL Shannon, suffered a cut on his face after colliding with a barbed wire fence near Helix Sunday. Mrs Lucy Howard and daughter Helen left Sumtoy for a trip to Portland. Various locals, including Frank Stanton, Jon Melevin, and Grant Walker, are visiting or traveling, with Edmond Potts returning from Spokane University and others spending Sunday on the Umatilla River.
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June T—Witbir Shannon
W. HL Shannon
Porcem
Lucy Howard
Helen
Sumtoy
Portland
Sue Otto Fleming
Mazin- Taina
Mire
Frank Stanton
Jon Melevin
Walla Walla
Minnie Walker
Grant Walker
St Anethons's Hospital
Edmond Potts
Spokane University
Hi Anch Lewie
Walker
Umatilla
A. J. Mcintyre
Boy Falls Before Mower Hand Is Cut Off by Cycle
STANFIELD June 18 Grant Walker youngest son of Horace Walker while mowing Friday fell in front of the mower and amputated his right hand He is now in the hospital at Pendleton Miss Anton Farnea left for home at Weston after visiting Mrs H R Week Several locals attended a dance at Umatilla Charles FE Cleveland and family of Bend arrived to make this their future home He brought 250 head of thoroughbred Shropshire sheep and will buy a machine soon other notes from Sunrise ranch Dp BR Snyder Pendleton in town Finest of the week Joseph South Mortland in town for Yeoman lode work Chester Barney and the group plan Patra to summer with Carney family
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Stanfield
Grant Walker
Horace Walker
Pendleton
Anton Farnea
Weston
H. Rh
Umatilla
Charles FE
Cleveland
Bend
Oregon
Jersey Cove
Glen Slater
Bingham
Springs
Copeland
Portland
Sunrise
John Kh. Peters
Dalles
Ralph Hichards
Juslin Poulson
BR Snyder
Joseph South
Mortland
Chester Barney
Harold
Jett
Patra
Mr. Carney
Allies Excel in Gas Warfare Says Amberg
Washington June 17 The allies surpass the Germans in gas warfare says Cartie Amberg chief of the Bureau of Chemistry testifying to the Senate Agriculture Committee They hire more guns and use them more effectively in offensive and defensive gas actions He notes progress in protective measures and mentions planned developments with the Bureau of Mines and early production of mustard gas A War weapon study by the Senate Military Subcommittee reports Major General Bibert leading gas projection efforts and gas experts of the Bureau of Mines were killed before the commission.
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Wasthington
Fermans
Cart Ie Amberg
Bureau of Chombcinry
Senate Agriqulture
Germany
Senate
Bibert
War drives home mergers as men go to colors
Springfield June 17 One effect of the war and the calling of men to the color is abandonment of large houses for coalries and the combining of two or more families in a single residence, according to Barney Cohen director of the Tilfola department of tabrr.
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Springfield
Barney Cohen
Tilfola Department
Tabrr
Living arrangements shift among Alinote families
In many districts of Alinote families with a husband or wife under one roof have moved into smaller quarters. This is due to convenience and reduced living costs. Also, families related by ties have formed clubs to share expenses and cut the cost of maintaining multiple homes.
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Aria
Vohen
Great Men and Peace Quotes From History
A collection of historical quotes on peace from Cleere Al Grant Pleat Emernon Koaruth and Andrew Jackson. These excerpts reflect diverse views on peace and the costs of achieving it, from personal self peace to war as a restraint or necessity.
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Cleere
Emernon
Pracy
Andrew Jackson
Carlyle
Service Double Purpose United at Allied Advance
A fragment reports M. A. Urioks and automobiles were used to aid wounded during the recent western front drive. The mention implies vehicles were pressed into service to transport injured soldiers as Allied forces pushed forward in the arc.
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