Annual Children’s Day program and social notes
Royal Neighbors of America hosted the annual Children’s Day program in Moose hall with more than fifty guests. The event featured readings, a vocal solo and a dance, followed by a social hour and refreshments. Nearby, church groups, weddings, and community notices fill Pendleton society pages with travels, visits, and local engagements from Oregon City to Hillsdale and beyond.
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America
Pt & O
Royal Neighbors of
Fannie Coffman
Moose Hall
Thelma Aker Voral
Clare Edwards
Marguerite Aiey
Ruth Taylor
Case Mable Ferguson
Pendleton Birth of Daughter to Thowson Family
Mr and Mrs Albert Thowson of Pine Rock announce the birth of a daughter at St Anthony's hospital. The family names the newborn with the local records noting the presentation and parentage.
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Trave Hoby
Albert Thowson
Piet Rock
St. Anthony's
Chin
Canteen Menu Adds Buttermilk and Bittermilk
Red Cross canteen serves new beverages as Hind favor with service men and committee plans align food with weather. Canteen hopes to soon offer loa cream.
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Red Cros
Red Crom
Local Permits and Visiting Plans Highlight Briefs
Mrs Annie Ireland obtained a permit to remodel her basement at a cost of 50. Despair to Visit at Ranch notes Joe Berpain, Canadian war veteran, leaving for Francia Daniel’s farm home where Daniel, also a veteran, recently discharged from U S Navy, will visit. Pendleton baseball team to visit Heppner Sunday. manager J H Wilton says a shortstop and a fielder may be unavailable, decision expected tonight.
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McKay Creek
A. C Punk
Charles Bonne
Flom. Harper
H. B McLean
Annie J
Ireland
Joe Berpain
C F. Daniel
Francia Daniel
Daniel
United States Navy
Heppner
Pendleton
J. H. Wilton Omin
Wien
Pointford
Six New Bike Tribe Initiates at Regular Meeting
Six Pendleton men were initiated into the Bike lodge during the evening meeting. The ceremony included a cake and cream reading. Initiates listed include Hh, M. Tanner, Thomas MR, Follett, Thomas F. Murphy, Abel Molstrom, Anton Vey Jr, pot Franklin MW, Kennedy Holly. Grain fire near Mintion school ignited a train wreck scene, destroying about an acre of green wheat as flames spread. The Grain burn mystery and local injury to Mr Hobby are noted. the local company adjusts losses.
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Pendleton
M. Tanner
Thomas Mr, Follett
Thomas F. Murphy
Abel Molstrom
Anton Vey
Pot Franklin MW. Kennedy
Bobby Glace
Mintion Yaater
Hobby
Pendleton Welcomes Harold Breck Return From Service
Harold Breck, a Pendleton boy and radio operator, returned home last night after receiving an honorable discharge from military service. His parents Mr and Mrs W Breck met him in Walls Walla and escorted him to Mendleton. Breck served partly at the naval base in Plymouth England and recently aboard the Philippine in New York.
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Harold Breck
Government price fixer details in wartime economy roles
Fragment discusses a government price fixer tied to the U S government and the commerce department during readjustment. Mentions an industrial board, and efforts to set prices for commodities and hardwood sectors. Names and precise actions are unclear due to damaged text.
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Ritter
Industrial Board of the Partment of Commerce and
Lalene
Eia
Milton Cherry Price Arouses Curiosity in Willamette Valley
The Oregonian reports Milton cherries bring 200 dollars a ton to growers stirring curiosity. George Oagie of the Oregon State Chamber of Commerce requested verification after a letter arrived. A Quincy inquiry asks who is selling at that price and where the fruit is directed. At 100 dollars a ton Milton is earning more than Willamette valley fruit.
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Milton
Boet
Oregonian
George Oagie
Morehiry
Oregon State Chamber of Commerce
Foley
Quaiiely Anzious
Willamette Valley
Hhe Jetter
Yanks Start On War Goods Probe Phase
The article notes an ongoing American probe with two phases aimed at streamlining supply of munition and clothing. It describes a possible shift to concentrate on supplier oversight and a broader campaign effort, seeking efficiency and control in materiel delivery.
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Fom
Tere Woultd
Alinert
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