Academy President Arrives to Lead Pendleton School
Rev W H Bleakner elected president of Pendleton Academy arrives in the city to prepare for the new term. He succeeds Rev F L Forbes and will oversee aims to build on the school’s Oregon reputation. Six to seven teachers planned. two hired now: Miss Bessie Craig teaching modern languages and Miss Emma Olds in the preparatory department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.H. Bleakner
Pendleton Academy
F. L. Forbes
Bleakney
Forbes
Oregon
Bessie Craig
Mise Emma Olds
Craig
Bryn Mawr College
Pennsylvania
Mise Olds
Monmouth
Bigin
Acade
Swindle In Baker City Involving Hawley Bros Check
An unknown man obtained a blank Hawley Bros check and passed it in Baker City. The check was dishonored for 65 dollars at Pendleton Savings Bank after a Baker City firm allegedly aided by King secured 22.50 in jewelry. The suspect fled from the Geiser Grand hotel as authorities pursue King. Six hundred men are reportedly employed on the steamship Kaiser.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawley Bros
Duke Hawley
Baker
Pendleton Savings Bank
Baker City Democrat
King
Baker City
Geiser Grand Hotel
Heppner Relief Fund Benefit Report and Events
A relief drive lists donors at T C Taylors and local stores with varied contributions. Community groups including Play Ball for Relief and Pendleton Driving Association stage fundraisers at Simpson Perkinger track. Pilot Rock residents send $4 with Redmen and Odd Fellows matching, while exhibitions and matinees in Pendleton support Heppner sufferers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Squadron
Walla Walla
Heppner Relief Fund
Pilot Rock
Redmen
Odd Fellows
Pendleton
F. L. Morse
Relief Committee
Pendleton Women Organize Clothing Drive for Heppner Sufferers
The women of Pendleton organize a two session clothing drive at the city council chamber next Monday from 9 to 12 and 2 to 5 to aid Heppner victims. Committees list Mrs J Smith Mrs T W Ayres and Mrs R G Thompson in the forenoon and Mrs R Alexander Mrs G A Hartman and Mrs L H Sturgis in the afternoon. Citizens urged to donate clothing for men women and children, with all garments accepted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pendleton
C J. Smith
T. W. Ayres
R. G. Thompson
Ety Council
Rigby Clove Blacksmith Suffers Eye Injury
Joseph Bailey, a Rigby Clove Machine Shops blacksmith, was injured while welding a large steel piece when a scale of white hot metal flew into his left eye. He was treated by Dr. Cole and is expected to lose the eye permanently, with recovery to work unlikely for some time. The report notes the eye cannot be saved and cites ongoing recovery needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Bailey
Baiey
Bailey
Cole
Wedding of Folsom and Wade in Pen Diton leads week social events
The wedding of Miss Folsom and Mr Guy Wallender Wade formed the centerpiece of Pen Diton social life. The Church of the Redeemer featured green and white decorations, with the couple entering to the Wedding March. Guests included Georgia Folsom as maid of honor and Elsie Folsom with Harry Folsom as attendants. After a reception at the bride’s home, the couple planned to reside on Locmet Hill before a Camas Prairie visit. Numerous local birthdays and gatherings are noted, but many events were canceled following the Heppner disaster as the community shifts to relief work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pendieton
Mine Folsom
Guy Wallender Wade
Church of the Redeemer
John T. Tambirch
Elmer Perry Dodd
Georgia Folsom
Bewar
Elsie Folsom
Harry Folsom
Croom
G A Hartman Jr
W. E. Potwine
Choarch of the Redeemer
Andreas Bard
St. Paul's Church
Wallin Walla
Mrs. Wade
Locmet Hill
Mrs Wade
Wade
Pksic
Camas Prairie
Women Club Delegates Set for Oregon Federation Meeting
Mrs C B Wade sails to Portland and Astoria for the Oregon Federation gathering June 23 24 26 Delegates from Eastern Ireland and Portland Astoria Pendleton join in via convention rate tickets offering one third return fare Credential cards available at Astoria Club presidents and committees urged to file reports by opening day of the convention June 23
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. B. Wade
Portland
Atoria
Orefen Club
Oregon Federation
Ireland
Astoria
Pendleton
Oink
Adelia D Wade
Pres
F W. Co
Marshal Stone Heads to Pendleton With Suspect in Tow
Marshal Stone of Pilot Rock is en route to Pendleton with a man wanted in Grant County. The suspect, from Susanville, is accused of horse larceny and of stealing another man's wife. Word of Stone's pursuit came by telephone from Ukiah.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshal Stone
Pilot Rock
Grant County
Marschal Stone
Susanville
Ukiah
Opened June First at Newton Station Bath House
The Long Beach Wash facility at Newton Station began operations June 1 under pen management. The Newton venue has been improved with daily rates set at $2. Reasonable family rates offered. Bathing suits for rent available for ladies and gents. J. O. Wickham is proprietor with Mrs. W. H. Kensit as hostess at Long ash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newton
Long Beach Wash
J. O. Wickham
W. H. Kensit
Long Ash
Pendleton Birth Report Amid Rail Mile Figures
This afternoon a daughter was born to Mr. Greaves and his wife of Huron during their temporary residence in Pendleton. The text also notes a claim of 202,471 miles of railroad in the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greaves
Huron, Aughter
Pendleton
United States
LOCAL NOTES ON BIRTHS VISITS AND TRAVELERS
A girl baby was born to the wife of Dr. House at their Weston home last night. The Misses Jessen of Grand Island Nebraska are guests of Mr and Mrs Peterson. Bert Lougheed, captain of the Walla Walla base jail team, is in the city briefly. Mrs E B Conklin and children travel from Pendleton to visit relatives. Frank Hammond returns from Milton for the New York Life Insurance Co. business. Mrs Rose Camille has gone to her ranch at Bitterville to fulfill homestead requirements. Charlee Kinzey and J C Henry, La Grande undertakers, pass through to Heppner to help with the bollies recovering. Walter Adams, local agent of Washington & Columbia River Railway, leaves for mountains on rod business. Mr Friex of the Portland Weswin Calon office is in the city for a few days to assist the rural office due to Heppner flood rush. George W Sutherland of Walla Walla returns after visiting about the new sewer. E C Pentland, Oregonian traveling correspondent, visits and shakes hands with old friends. Rev R J Diven in Elgin to preach with Rev W H Bleakney in the city and presbyterian church there tomorrow. F N and Ralph Jones travel from Pendleton to Heppner, after Idaho visits, called home by their sisters drowning in the Heppner flood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. House
Weston
Jessen
Grand Island
Neb
PC. Peterson
Bert Lougheed
Walla Walla
Rose Camille
Bitteville
Charlee Kinzey
J. c. Henry
la Grande
Heppner
Walter Adams
Washington & Columbia River Railway
Friex
Portland Weswin Calon
George W. Sutherland
Milton Pioneer Moves to Walla Walla Residence
J N Davis, a Milton pioneer, has purchased property and moved to Walla Walla to reside permanently. The world awaits a new Iptoxt camt made from a root abundant in the Hawaiian Islands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walla Walla
J. N. Davis
Milton
City
Hawaiian Islands
Friend of the Poet Pioneer of Eastern Oregon in Baker County
A. J. Smith of Basle valley, a longtime Baker County resident and leading figure among the Smiths, is in town. Once a contemporary of Joaquin Miller in Canyon City when Miller served as county judge, Smith is described as a pioneer of Eastern Oregon and today one of Baker County’s sheep kings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baker County
Joaquin Miller
A. J. Smith
Basle Valley
Mr. Smith
Oregon
Canyon City
Baker City
Pendleton Welcomes Mr Becker and Family
J W Becker and his daughter Laie arrived from Chanute Kansas to join Mr Becker. He has worked at L E Therrelen's planing house for several months and will reside in Umatilla county permanently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Becker
Laie
Chanute
Kan
Becker
L. E. Therreleen
Plang
Umatilla County
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Ladies
Oxfords
Dindinger Wilson &Co
Academy
H. Bleakner
Elgin
iGlover Swindier
Kaiser
Tallman
Joe H. Parkes
W. Deretle
F.C
Miller Grocery Co
O. A
T. C. Taylor's
T. C Taylor’s
Taylor
Ed Johnson
J. A. Nelson
Earl D. Botle
McLeod
Charles White
Bissenger Bros
Frank Hara
Olaf Hendricson
Monovance
Charles Pell
C. J. Mark
A. M. Erb
G W. Planning
Pauli Paulson
H.R. Neil
Manuel Freeniey
Peter Christopher
Andrew Jacobson
J. T. Brown
H. B. Cotton
George H. Snell
F E Sherman
Beckwith
C P. Patterson
J. G. Recharson
John Stockman
J. Meiners
M. E Shutrnn
Mate Raines
C. Friedler
Fred Webber
Gid Brown
M. J. Keating
RW. Beeman
Dr. 3. Kees
T. F. Lund
J. C. Mivrs
W. E. Haynes
Haynie
HE. Clark
Tallman’s
Umatilla
Tom Sprott
Andy King
Pendieton Todgse A
UL W
Women of
Heppner Relief
Naval College of Ching
An Ameri.an
Pendieton and
Folsom
Andrew Bollons
W. Bollons
Willard Bond
Clarence Bojerman
Ralph Bokerman
Sheppard Cameron
Fred Keeys
Bert Cambell
Nathan Wells
Glen Storie
Nat Kimball
Gar Smith
Sherman Kunkle
Homer Kunkle
Oto Martin
Roy McFadden
Temald Rader
John Dickson
Eddie Ellis
Francis Jackson
William Boljons
Madeline Bollons
Andrew Boljons
Theta Rollons
Clara Pierce
Heeel Horgens
Vera Mareten
Clara Hovien
Winaly Borlen
Biora Sherk
Edna Store
Rae Vogal
Eunice Vorni
Lucelle Rader
Hazel Rader
Josephine Cameron
Mahle
Clarence Pepland
C. E. Trowriman
van Wilson
Gay
Bess Campbel
Fic
Lizzie Walker
Mannie Crawford Mirande Guilliford
Myrtle Hawks
Ringo
Row and Funk
Itr
Relef
Misa Edith Eppie
Ellensburg
EC. Skiles
Spokane
Skiles
Piers
Mies Marie Skiles
W F Boothby
Salem
Join McCourt
McCourt
John
se _ Boothby
Part
E. C. Pentland
The
Oregonian
RJ. Diven
W. H. Bleakney
Presbyterian Church
F. N
Ralph Jones
Idaho
OWL
Kuppenheimer
ST. Joe Store
W. J. Clarke & Co
Court Street
BIG
Boston
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