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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1917
Page
8
Pendleton council receives permit for a concrete building on Ghardeq street while a revival may bring a July visit linked to hitching ground events. An Elks meeting is set for this evening with appraisers named for the estate of the late John H. King. A wool sale in Con Don is postponed to June 29 and other town items include a fatal train crash and a new undertaker appointment.
Fragmentary OCR notes cite Mendieten and LL Mac ary at a Saturday gathering with unspecified activity and unclear details. No dates or locations are clearly discernible. Further readable text is needed to confirm participants and outcomes.
A historic advert warns that vision issues like eye strain and headaches may stem from poorly fitting glasses. It urges an optical exam and proper glasses, offered by Onometrist and Optician American National Frank Pushchine.
A scrambled article fragment mentions President Wilkie and community concerns, a Red Cross item, a hospital notice, and several birth announcements. It references Hermiston, Twin City, and local hospital events with unclear dates and names due to OCR errors.
Fragmentary text mentions a potential appointment of CC Turin and several named individuals including Mr Fo Watte and Mre Kottosters. It references a committee or body debating suitability and underscores expectations for formal appointment procedures.
Hermiston notes list visits from Port Benton Pendleton and Vancouver area residents. Frank V Prime and party arrived Friday from Portlint to attend events. Miss Virginia Tedd of Pendleton visited with parents. Local residents, including Miss Eva Murdick from Metolius and Earl Kinwsley from Culver, were seen in town.
June 16 report notes the Nations Agricultural league earmarked 60 900 in prizes to stimulate U S production. Awards will honor beet quality and other crops with varied prize levels. Additional efforts will promote different products and rural farming improvements nationwide.
Claude Hampton spent the night in Portland. J French and Gurdine Stocksman, Pendleton visitors, with Fred Witton a former Athena attorney now in Portland, were in Pendleton yesterday. Mr and Mrs Watt and daughter from Athena are in the city today attending events. Stanles Suyroe, recently evicted from Whitmat College, returned to Penderton with his parents Mr and Mrs A Jangrey attending a live show.
A garden party is planned at the home of Mr J L Metherson, 604 West High Street. Admission will be charged and the public is cordially invited to attend.
A stray horse description from near Athens is given. Crown welding, mix yours old, about sixteen hands high, white markings on face forelock and legs. A reward is offered for information leading to its recovery near McMewn, Athens. Orv -24
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