Cruelty Charged in Pendleton Divorce Action
Loretto Starta through her attorney W Culitia seeks divorce from J Cy Btarke alleging cruelty and desertion. The case details a contested marital breakdown with claims of harsh treatment toward her and their son. Local disclosures note related social and civic matters in Pendleton.
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Loretto Starta
W. Culitia
J. Cy Btarke
Clerks Meet Tomorrow Night in Pendleton Branch
The Netal Clerke Protective Association Pendleton branch schedules a meeting tomorrow night at 7 oclock in the Pearle Wendman hall. The association has four tenders and seeks to raise membership to 100. Clerks in many different employments are eligible to join.
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Netal Clerke Protective Association
Pendleton
At & Ovlock
Pearle-Wendman Tall
Cherke
Apricots and Peaches Late in Hermiston District
Apricots and peaches delayed by a month or six weeks in Hermiston district as HH K Death, head of the experiment station, warns the grain harvest will be light and fruit quality thin. David W. Hazen, veteran Portland newspaper man, visits Cheton with war memories. Clark Nelson, Equitable Life state manager, arrives in Hermiston for a week of business and booster efforts. George Creeley advances the Hermiston Hoe and Tail show premium work. W. W Green named to lead Taylorn Industrial Club efforts. Lorene Parker assists in arranging junior exhibit entries for the season.
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Teh Hermiston
HH. K
Tero Heeen
David W. Hazen
France
Portland
Clark Nelson
Clark Ko Nelson
Equitable Life Insurance Co
Oregon
Cleorge Creeey
Hermiston
W. W Green
Mie Lorene Parker
Germaer
Trial in Tol foci ve case extends into tomorrow
The route case of EB Tol foci ve Herman town shows testimony for the plaintiff not yet completed by this afternoon. Defense has not begun closing, with E. L. Smith on the stand yesterday and Mr Tulloch expected to testify later. James A Pee and Carter Smythe represent Tulloch. Haley Raley and Brewer represent Hosenburg.
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Tallocl
Tolfoci Ve
Herman Towenbure
E. L. Smith
Mr.Tulloch
Tefey
Lato
James A. Pee
Carter & Smythe
Tulloch
Haley, Raley and
Brelwer
Hosenburg
Pendleton Ordinance Pamphlets For Builders Ready
Revised and codified city ordinances for Pendleton building regulations are ready for distribution. The pamphlets, received from the printer, aid compliance for builders, contractors, and others. Veterans licenses and hunting rules for 1914 are mentioned, with deer tags now attached only for the current year. Oregon-related notes discuss visitors and military units expected in the region, including the 148th and artillery groups.
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Pendleton
Thora Bite Gerald
Ely Rewarder
Cie
Ormcon
Carl D. Shoemaker
Merk BR
T. Brown
Pendleton Notes From Local Convention and Personal News
Enion tomatrom plans to attend the No 6 district Iodces convention at Union He is slated as speaker on Cad Fellowship Mr Tay lorehip. Mr Taylor will spend two days at Union then return Thursday. Cranston leaves for Portland to represent Pendleton in preliminary bearings of the Columbia River basin rate case. Raphael Harmand a 12 year old boy wounded at St Anthony hospital is expected to have surgery. Grandmother Smith of Eulot Rock is mentioned in local notes.
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Gage
Iodces
Union
Procraan Ama
Cad
Taylorehip
Taylor
C.K. Cranstatt
Pendieton Commercial Association
Portland
Pendieton
Columbia River
Wong
Fite
Raphael Rarmend
St. Anthine
Mire
Hap
Townsend Townsend funeral held at Olney cemetery
Mire Townsend, age about 87, widow of Charles McPurvnd, of Wober Illinois, was mourned at a ceremony yesterday at Olney cemetery. She survived by a daughter and several Pendleton relatives including Mr Frank Taylor and Mr D Peebler. The procession was led by officiating a Gornad and attendees from the Mire family and local friends.
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Buriat
Miers
Townsend
Coemerte
Pen
Weatella
Annencon
Olney
Gornad
Etter
Charles McPurvnd
Wober
Illihe
Pendleton
Parkes Mire
Prank Taylor
Mr. D
A Peebler
Mira
Oregon Christian Endeavor elects Hulda Anderson state VP
Hulda Anderson of Milton was elected state vice-president of the Oregon Christian Endeavor at a Portland meeting that closed Sunday night. Thirteen Pendleton attendees helped make the convention one of the best ever held by the association. A hemorrhage incident left a 93 year old at her home in weakened condition yesterday. No Wednesday dance at Liberty Hall due to repairs.
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Miltony Girt
Mies Hulda Anderson
Milton
Orecon Christian Endeavor
Portland
Pendleton
Liberty Hall
Mrade
Sawyers& Utlhon
Lost and found and housing ad mix in brief notice
Lost at Lehman Springs Sunday a traveling bag belonging to ami Winch. Reward offered at the offices. House for rent inquire by phone 669. For sale two Fords in gem condition inquire Independent.
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Lehman Springs
Ami Winch
Tevarn
Houcsh
Por Saleb
Tia Rage
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