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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1919
Page
6
Belo native Leah Gamble who wore a war service armband in France with Dane Hospital 60 is reported to have returned home today. Other notes include convalescents from St Anthony's Hospital, Arthur Morris undergoing appendectomy, and plans by Stanley Jowett of the United States Geological Survey for rodent control in Umatilla County.
Miss Callison and Miss Andisallison have joined the First National Tank force. Callison began her duties this afternoon. Opal Callison, mother of Minn, recently arrived from Portland. Pendleton residents note the new hires and the transfer of Mine Callison.
Peter Nat Kimball, who has served nineteen months in the navy aboard a submarine chaser, arrived in Wenditon last night from Bremerton. He has been on sea duty and was in the navy motor division.
The Walter States report shows 225 shares offered today with 75 new shares and the offer valued in the raw state at 260 dollars. Brothers, for dealore of St. Ladin.
Readers are directed to page 12 for a local update. Rovanzoin, a former Peaceton grammar teacher, now acts as head in the total post office during the summer period amid a wire accident at West Court and Mathock Street, which disrupted services and drew in the fire department. The incident prompted Pacific Power and Light to arrange repairs as Sheriff Tayor seeks details on the pole damage and hospital reports note injuries but no ages given.
Soldiers from Oregon and Washington under Lieutenant Charles W. Kriene departed for Camp Lewis to receive discharge after service in Alsace and the Meuse Argonne. The group includes 42 Reserve Officers Training Corps members from land grant colleges and men like Jock Coleman returning home from France and Germany with the 48th Field Artillery.
A muddled OCR fragment chronicles Pendleton pioneers in Portland and the Willamette Valley. It mentions Blakeley with his father in Browneville in 1846 and a pioneer presence in 1868, with references to Eastern Oregon and the growth of wheat production.
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