Court Returns Girl to Natural Mother After Custody Battle
A juvenile court ordered 10 year old Lucile Rhodes returned to her natural mother Mrs Gertrude Edwards of Milton after allegations of neglect and abuse while in foster care. Fathers absence and prior adoption by Mr and Mrs William Rhodes of upper McKay creek were noted. Edwards previously raised four children from her first husband McQuarry before they were adopted out.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwards
Milton
Rhodes
Lucile Rhodes
William Rhodes
Upper
McKay Creek
Gertrude Edwards
Mrs. Edwards
The
Milton Eagle
Fine Bi at the Orpheum Delights Pendleton Crowd
Manager Medernach presents a top vaudeville bill at the Main street theatre for the E. P. reunion. Highlights include Miss Cuba De Schon in a witty character change act with songs, Somers and Storke in a clever sketch “Jackson’s Honeymoon” with xylophone finale, plus several good films notably a Marine scene. The show earns high praise for its quality and crowd appeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orpheum
Medernach
Main Street
Pendleton
E. P
Cuba de Schon
Somers
Storke
Jackson
Mr. Madernach
Chick the Mountain Wall at the Oregon
The Taylor Stock Company presents Chick the Mountain Wall at the Oregon with Forrest Taylor as Percy ONeill and Ada Daniels as Chick leading. The cast includes Jerry the loyal servant and Jack Christie as the villain. Reviews call it a fair, well balanced show with a generally amused audience and a few stars emerging.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taylor Stock Company
The
Oregon
Reetia
Forrest Taylor
Percy O'Neill
Ada Daniels
Parade Item Returns Notice
On line of march during K of P parade a red plume and a spear are to be returned to this office.
Cleaning firm vows to purge stains from grimy town
A local cleaning business proclaims a bold mission to remove tough spots and end disarray in the community. The firm pledges swift service, professional dyes, and noticeable results as it opens for customers.
Pendleton News Briefs Include Connerly Family Return
The Connerly brothers Jesse Will and Karl have returned from the Flathead Indian Reservation in Montana where they held holdings. The June meeting of the local W C T U will be Friday at 3 PM at Mrs J B Kaley's home on College Street with all city women invited.
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Montana
Jesse
Will
Karl Connerly
William Connerly
Flathead Indian Reservation
Inhd
W. C.T
W.C. 0
J. B. Kaley
College Street
Pembleton Men Granted Pensions Named
Reports coming in from the county tooth and nail annual meetings show seven cases decided by County Superintendent Welles. Four Pendleton men receive pensions: Thomas W. Ford Calvin Fraser Frank Parr and William A. Sidden.
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Thergh
Welles
Pembleton
The
Pension Department
Pandleton
Thomas W. Ford
Calvin Fraser
Frank Parr
William A. Sidden
Three Marriage Licenses and Educational Rally Notice
Three marriage licenses issued in this county include Harry L. Stone of Spokane and Evelyn Comiskey formerly of Illinois, Napoleon Baker and Orbon Bones, and Charles Bonney and Lucretia Conklin. County School Superintendent Welles received an invitation to speak at an educational rally to be held in Athena Friday evening, directed by the Athena Boost club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry L. Stone
Spokane
Evelyn Comiskey
Illinois
Napoleon Baker
Orbon Bones
Charles Bonney
Lucretia Conklin
Welles
Athena
Athena Boost Club
Fish prize lead status at Taylor Hardwire contest
Steve Done leads the race for the largest fish caught with tackle from Taylor Hardwire before July 1. A 20 inch rainbow trout named Dongsenjeh tops the field, with several days left but unlikely to be surpassed. Noted social details place Mrs Harris and Miss Temple in the building formerly linked to Vogue millinery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Schmidt
N. EB. Harris
Vogue Millinery
Tullie
Myrtle Temple
Freewater
Steve Done
Taylor Hardwire Company
Wedding Salt Mixup Spoils Store Moment
In DeSpain and Bonney's shop a wedding suit went missing after C Le Bonnty bought it as he prepared for his wedding that evening. John Phimting returned the suit later after taking the wrong package home by mistake. Bonney remains wary guarding the suit after the scare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DeSpain & Bonney
le Bonnty
John ‘Phimting
Bonney
Grand Lodge Parade Thrills Crowd With 2 Mile Procession
The Grand Lodge parade stretched over two miles as 50 hooded horsemen led the procession from the fair pavilion shortly after 7 pm. Floats featured Damon lodge No 4 officers, the senate, and the three young ladies representing Friendship Charity and Benevolence. The Dokies in oriental costumes and the Tyro again band drew cheers, with grand lodge officers and Pythian sisters following. Several autos carried prominent participants and sponsors. Afterward a Dokles session carried into the early hours, with a 190-member class and a banquet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. W. Fletcher
Roland Oliver
Damon Lodge No. 4
A E. Lambert
Senate
Migs Gertrude Huffman
Migs
Ethel Kennedy
Minnie Juergen
Reid
Portland
Royalyviser
L. E E. Couch
Tyra Oh Foot
Tyroy
Grand Lodge
Pythian Sisters
W. J. Stockman
Dr. C. J. Smith
T. C. Taylor
William Temple
Troy Alexander
Sam Thompson
Cress
Athena
H. 5. Garfield
Tom Hampton
Gideon Brown
William Swantz
Engles-Woodman Hall
Moser
Morni
Stevens Lodge
Weston
Athena Lodge
Pendleton Lodge
Conductor Wallace Gue Transferred to SP Portland Run
Wallace Gue the Pendleton Spokane dining car conductor has been moved to a Southern Pacific post out of Portland. He and his wife will depart soon to begin the new assignment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallace Gue
Pendleton-Spokane
Southern Pacific
Portland
Slayer of Calf Seeks Suspects in City
Moses Johnson, a well known reservation Indian, seeks the killers of his calf. He says the animal was killed just this side of Meacham and suspects men who were hunting a lost horse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moses Johnson
Meacham
District Attorney McCourt Visits Former City Home
United States District Attorney John McCourt and his family visit the home of T. Wade on the North Side across the river. The visitors arrived last evening from Portland. McCourt previously practiced law in this city for several years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John McCourt
Familly
T. Wade
Portland
Mceourt
Trout catch display at Taylor Hardware window
Nine trout caught by Billy Bogert and Guy Cook along the Umatilla river between Barnhart station and Bircherock mouth are on display today in Taylor Hardware window. Trout range from 10 to 14 1/2 inches and weigh about 6 3 4 pounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billy Bogert
Guy Cook
Umatilla
Barnhart Station
Bircherock
Taylor Hardware
Banker C K Craton Catches Five Trout on Morning Trip
Catches big fish as CG K Craton of First National Bank goes fishing before bank hours and returns with five trout over 10 inches each. One 21 inch and another 15 inch fish among them. They were caught just outside the dry Urnite.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CG K. Craton
First National Bank
Commercial Club Meeting Seeks Federal Court Room
A special meeting of the Commercial association is called for next Monday evening to discuss the advisability of establishing a federal court room in the new federal building to be erected in the city. Other matters will also come before the session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Club
Commercelal Association
Water main project on High street under Sutherland
A six inch water main is being laid under the direction of Water Superintendent Sutherland. It will run 11 blocks along High street from Thompson to Jane and then north on Jane to Tustin. The 10 blocks along High have recently been graded.
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High Street
Sutherland
Thompson
Jane
Tustin
Ellensburg Banker Attends Local Wedding
Ellensburg Washington banker P H W Ross was in town for his son Frederick's wedding to Edyth Epple. He traveled from Ellensburg yesterday and left today for Walla Walla on business before returning home.
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Ellensburg
P. H. W. Ross
Wash
Ross
Frederick
Edyth Epple
Thi City
Rose
Walla Walla
East Visitors Share Short West Tour With Locals
Visitors from the east Mrs. John Stockman and others enjoyed a few hours with local friends. Mrs. Alice Stages of Frankfort, Mrs. Harley Yates, and Mrs. Holliday of Wisconsin toured nearby points of interest after visiting Yellow Stone Park. They plan a longer stay before returning home in a few days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Stockman
Alice Stages
Frankfort
Harley Yates
Holliday
Wisconsin
Yellowstone Park
Doctor Called to Umatilla Over Ill Child
Dr J Smith dispatched to Umatilla this morning for the seriously ill daughter of Dr Craig of Spokane. The child became ill on a train and was removed at Umatilla where the father notified the physician. Miss Collins, a trained nurse, accompanied the party.
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Umatilla
J. Smith
Umalla
Craig
Spokane
Smith
Collins
Umatilia
Establish New Home by Charles Tullla and Bride
Charles Tullla and his bride, married at Freewater Sunday by President W H Bleakney of Pendleton academy, have begun their married life. The couple, listed as newlyweds, settle into their new home after the ceremony.
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Estallish
Charles Tullla
Bride
Freewater
W. H. Bleakney
Pendleton Academy
Pythian Sisters Committees Appointed At Lodge Session
A morning gathering of Pythian Sisters at the lodge hall heard greetings from visiting committees. The revised list names credentials, judiciary, grievance, finance, reports, per diem, state, printing, warrants, rules, insurance, military, necrology, fraternal correspondence, publicity and more with officers and members from Portland, Union, Salem, Corvallis, Hillsboro, Pendleton, Astoria, Medford and other communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pythian Sisters
Lodge
Mra
M. &. Davis
Union
George W. Hochatecler
Portland
Mra. C. DD
Houghkirk
Rainier
Ed D. Curtis
William Cake
M. F. Davis
Emile Waldman
Otto Shellberg
Salem
Guy F. Edwarde
Milton
J. D. Drake
Silverton
Haumegartner
George W. Knight
Hubbard
Frank 8. Grant
H. A. Johnson
W. G. Hare
Hillsboro
B. J. Trowbridge
Medford
George Ross
Marshfield
H. M. Lorensten
Astoria
A. C. Foster
Brownsville
W. B. Barrett
Heppner
Milenge
Per Diem
M. A. Rader
Pendleton
W. C. Brock
Hood River
A. F. Senegar
Coquille
W. G. Gleason
Grants
A. B. Montgomery
Helix
State of the Order
W. L. Bradshaw
The
Dalles
L. Eb, Crouch
L. R. Stinson
Edward Bailey
Junction City
F. H. Morrison
Bandon
B. Center
Condon
A. B. Stanley
Lone Rock
Duncan McLeod
Prineville
W. E. Dobson
Athena
H. L. Poorman
Ontario
Elmer Lankins
Oregon City
W. H. Booth
Lebanon
J. FP
Kennedy
J. A. Gwinn
WL Williama
Rinia Poe
Grant B. Dimick
Aurort
A. Miller
Enterprise
Insurance Department — Co
J. Bright
Vanco
Ner Ackles
la Grande
R. G. Conner
Cascade Locks
Ben Iremonger
Mitchell
C. I. Hoeghkirk
Military Department
R. J. Strock
Baker City
John H. Olsen
J. A. Berry
Tovebure
J. A. Westelott
Gaston
R. L. Nollt
Sumpter
Curtis
M. C. Harris
Eugene
A. P. Luther
Glencoe
Edwin Taylor
Henry Tohl
Nehalem
Supreme
W. M. Cake
W. L. Marks
Albany
PB. P. Verne
Prahler
Seaside
B. B. Aldrich
H. T. McClallan
Toseburg
Student shoots two then kills self in Ohio State home
In Columbus on June 23 a student and assistant in electrical engineering at Ohio State University shot and killed his brother in law Bree West and wounded his sister Mrs West, then killed himself after barricading in Pur year's home and setting it afire. He also attempted to kill Policeman Creeden before dying by arson and self-inflicted gunshot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
W. BR. Pur
Ohio State University
Bree Weat
Mrs. West
Puryear
Creeden
Spokane Day Next Friday at Exposition
Seattle, June 23 Spokane day the big Inland empire event at the exposition will be celebrated Friday by the largest delegation of visitors from any city so far. The Spokane chamber of commerce and two hundred fifty thousand clubs of that city will send a big delegation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Spokane
Inland Empire
Spokane Chamber of Commerce
Clatskanie’s Third Annual Rose Festival Held Saturday
Clatskanie celebrated its third annual rose festival Saturday highlighting local horticulture and community pride. Organizers showcased rose displays, street vendors, and family activities across downtown, drawing residents and visitors to enjoy blooms and local traditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clatskanie
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Standard Grocery Co
Tallman & Co
Weddin
Wm. E. Hanscom
Stalin
Pendleton Dye Works
Phone Main
BIG
Boston
Robert G. Morrow
F. W. Davin
L. M. Carl
J. Fred Yates
Corvallis
F. M. White
Klamath Falls
J. A. Hicks
J. A. Bilyeu
Belo
W. R. Hicks
Forest Grove
Erble Hayes
Vale
Libbey
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