Social and Personal News From Pendleton Summer Break
Numerous Pendleton residents and University of Washington and Oregon students return for summer. Merle Beat arrives from Walla Walla. Thelma Thompson joins Spokane trip to Canada. Madeline Burgess Catherine Thompeon join motor party from Seattle. many others head to Seattle, Eugene, Portland for vacations. Mrs Gonzales and Mrs Rice host a card party with a large guest list. church and civic groups plan picnics and meetings near Adame. Red Cross and missionary society activities noted.
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Mies
Merle Beat
Walla Walla
Whitman College
Wease
Portland
Corvallis
Lowell Brockman
Roy Furnish
Pendleton
Litomobile
Mil Seibert
O. A
Madeline Burgess
Catherine Thompeon
N. Burges
Thomas Thompeon
Seattle
University of Washington
Thelma Thompson
Washington
RK. Thompson
Spokane
Canada
Margaret Colesworthy
Gentile
Joseph Colesworthy
Carvice
Navy
Fiela Hall
Mapohe Maggart
Presbyterian Missionary Sociely
Clarence Pentand
Raymond Hatch
Asters
Morgan
Dr. Morgan
Hale
Mildred Ehret
Cubia
Porto Alco
Michardson
Wigldieiau
Anna Goddard
Thelma Ako
Miselong
Panippines
Mia
A. Newberry
Astoria Marine Iron Works Visit At 640 Aten Street
Representatives from Astoria Marine Iron Works visit 640 Aten Street for a discussion about a different project. The meeting aims to confirm specifics and options for potential work and services.
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Astoria
Astoria Marine Iron Works
Members of the Worth League Meeting At My Church
Members of the Worth League are urged to attend a church business meeting this evening at 7 p.m. at the My Church. A modern furnished bungalow for rent is offered to responsible tenants, no children, for July onward. An experienced stenographer is wanted, write in own handwriting.
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Pworth League
P. m
Elks Initiate Clow Aomen and Schedule Meetings
The Elks lodge plans to initiate eight men tonight and present a diverse program of entertainment at the regular meeting. Fred Lampkin departs for Portland to represent Pendleton in the Northwest championship rope shoot tournament, aiding Pendleton’s bid in 1920. W. M. Blakeley leaves for Portland to attend Oregon’s Rose City 40th Annual convention, the only Pendleton pioneer known to be present.
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Elks
Mikdom
Port
Toulsht
Fred Lampkin
Portland
Pendleton
Everding
Hoowthin
Northwest
Moneer Teunion
W. M. Blakeley
Cionters
Oregon
Rose City
Mr. Blakeley
Pendelton
Bowman and Townan Head North for Two Week Trip
Dane Bowman and Mere Townan departed Wednesday for Hood River, Portland, and Puget Sound for two weeks of business and pleasure. Bowman will attend the Northwest championship shoot in Portland Saturday, then the couple will travel to the Sound country next week. The final Round-Up concert at Pioneer Park is tonight at 7:30, with a promised high standard and new acts practiced Tuesday night.
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Dane Bowman
Mere Townan
Hood River
Portland
Peet Sound
Bowman
Sound Country
Mr. Howman
Bam
Pioneer Park
Shooter to Wide Old Dome Fay Spangle to Portland Meet
Fay Spangle, the Pendle ton Gun Club hopeful, left Wednesday for Day ton Cro to visit his parents before the northwest championship shoot at Portland. He will compete from Saturday through Tuesday night, aiming for the title over four days.
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Fay Spangle
Pendleton Gun Club
Dayton
Cro
Portland
Spangle
Mrs Nancy Jacobs Attending Pioneer Convention
Mr Nancy Jacobs survivor of the Whitman massacre visited Pendleton at Mrs William Blakelys home and is in Portland for the 7th annual Oregon State Pioneer Association convention Mrs Jacobs longtime in Umatilla County and descended from Athena site residents nearby Nancy Oliver noted.
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Nancy Jacobs
Whitman
Pendleton
William Blakely
Portland
Oregon State Pioneery Association
Stucely
Umatilla County
Nancy Oliver
Jacobs
Ite
Athena
Labor Demand Stack Now In Harvest Ahead
Labor demand for farm labor is rising with harvest season near. Merkeley, agent for the employment service, reports haying nearly over and harvest to come, with about ten days of demand anticipated. Occasional calls for highway and railroad work keep daily departures around 12 to 15 men. within two weeks Berkeley expects 50 or more men a day for several days.
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Th McCook
Mim
Raymond
Jennie McMaster
Horace Boyden
Allen Boyden
Donald McCook
Honora
Howard Dunham
Pred Peehler
Reymond Hatch
NS. Merkeley
Berkeley
Cattle Tests Show Few Tuberculous Reactions Near Pendleton
No official report from State Veterinarian W H Lith has arrived yet but tests for tuberculosis in the Pendleton area show only a few reactors. In two large Pendleton milk herds only one animal in each herd showed traces, one animal was disposed of and the other segregated. Other herds reportedly had no good records, and Dr Lothe plans to return to Pendleton for follow up checks.
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W. H
Lothe
Pendleton
Dairs
Pendleton Dairymen Association Formed By By Laws
A committee including J. B. Troxel and J. De Wilde drafted by laws for a proposed Pendleton dairymen association on Wednesday. The same committee will meet next week to continue organizing. Earlier steps this month sparked noticeable improvements in Pendleton milk.
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Pendleton
FH. Mytinger
J.B. Troxel
J. de Wilde
American National Bank
Humdar
Picture Teaser of Pendleton Panorama Received
The large panorama titled Two-Week-Old Monster Round Up was sent to Washington and acknowledged by Pendleton Commercial Association. Mr Bennett praised donors as a reminder of Pendleton’s land and air rich with wheat and water. The 12 foot by nearly 390 pound picture will hang in the Committee on Public Lands room.
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Toood Cy
Panorama
Com
Sressiman N. J. Sinnott
Washington
Pendletom
Ascciation
Mr. Binnett
Pendleton
Committee On Public Lands
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Eyrt Aldrich
W. L. Thompson
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Willard Bond
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Han Lee
Mie Morphy
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Donald Moss
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John Planting
Helix
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Ogden
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Min Couter
Laura Morgan
Ong
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Irona Dale
Hope Newcomb
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Wilma Wade
Mie
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Ruth Taylor
Helen Matterson
Maude May Lincoln
Degree of of Honor
Hattery
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We Fletcher
East Oregonian
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Florence
Eleanor
Billy Fletcher
Milton
Sayre
Ladies’ Store
WAR Department Office OF the District Engineer
C & LW
Youngs Bay
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J. R. Slattery
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Waterman's Ideal Fountain Penne
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