Adams News Notes and Local Socials In June
Adams area gossip and social items list visitors from Portland, Pendleton, and Idaho, weekly church and club notices, and brief remarks on highway work in Adams. The column mentions residents at Kingham Springs, trips to Pendleton, and a memorial tone for community events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adams
Mill Bunch
Mia
Kather Neh
Helen
Wilma Hoyer
Portland
G. M. Morrison
Kingham Springs
Mra
Mobtirom
Ig Town
Otis Liovatten
T. A. Liovallen
Chandler
Adame
Sunny John Adame
Hie
Alvin Coffee
Pendleton
Ladiow Club
Mre
Ella
Relig
Othe Stoll
Deloris
Eueems
Stoll
S. T. Licailon Jr
Bingham Springs
Hell Hothrock
J. W. Spemer
Robert Whiteley
French
Hot Winds Burn Grass On Ranges Near Ukiah
Ukiah area faces continued dry hot weather with range fires threatening fields and hay crops. Farmers fear shorter hay yields and stock sales as drought and frosts hurt fruit gardens and grain fields. Local residents report visits and travel to Pendleton and Ritter, with crews delivering supplies and tending sheep and creamery interests across the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ukiah
Walker Ellie
J. H. Constant
Pendleton
Mr. Rowenbum
Ritter
Worl
J. Tt
Laurance
Able
Buick
Mr. Justice
Harry Hors
Gilliland
Gurdone
Frank Jones
Gene Gibbs
Pilot Rockie
Gibbs
Elmer Gibbs
Agnes Mettie
Nye
Nellie McKensie
Hoes
Trett Gibba
Gibbe
Khalnem
William Anderson
Big Creek
Roscoe Dickenson
Joe Mansonn
Pilot Rock
Levi Eldridge Jr
Nitter Springs
Lene Johnson
Warren
Fred Peterson
McCampbell
Carrie May Richardson Passes Away at Adams
Adams June 5 Miranda Carrie May daughter of the Mev and Mrs O O Richardson of Adams died June 21 197% at age five months four days born in Austin Texas while parents were missionaries to the entered people and laying the foundation for em Houston College aprenatal inury made her a lifelong invalid she could not see enough to read or control movements of her hands
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Oregonian
Adams
Mir Carrie May
Mev
Oo. Richardson
Adama
Austin
Texas
Em Houston College
Jery
Youth Held On Forgery Charge After Fleeing Army Prison
KEW YORK June 34. A youth, formerly at Columbia and a former military prisoner at Fort Leavenworth, faces forgery charges. He allegedly forged Treasury warrants and fleed to avoid military authorities. A court martial sentenced him to ten years at Leavenworth for leaving the prison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Army Prison
Kew York
United States
Columbia
Porth Leavenworth
Kanwar
Weasncret Service
Vererberg
America
Columbian University
Theta
Iuipork
Kort Leavenworth
Pole
Waterberg
Forged warrants and prison escape rumors arise
Scattered fragments describe forged warrants, a country tone, and a late return to Kanene. Allegations mention a palot hie from Leavenworth prison and a figure named Vaseriere involved with warrants and a secret service tangentially linked to oral money.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kanene
Leavenworth
Ib Wien
Vaseriere
Elise
Vasuriera
War Orphans Stowaway Tales From A War Ship
An article recounts war orphans smuggling aboard a ship to reach the United States. It mentions a twelve year old stowaway from Mayone and a Tommy, plus a note on Major Stebbers and welfare workers in France. Several soldiers returned with families, including Mrs Laulee Alverton. The piece follows the voyage, hospital stay, and the attempt to join the Seventy ninth Division headed to America.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hmohoken
Kilts Island
Bobby Charoenel
Marne
Stebbere
Durceen
Fouls Gimbel
Hine
Lin Hie
Mlle Malle
Coline Howell
Laulee H Alverton
Bergeant Fdvar Alverton
Wainwright Street
Jersey City
Bergeant Brucekner
Mise K. Gilland
Younsstown
Ohio
France
MEDPORE THEATER 1s is Sin MEDPORE THEATER 1s is Sin
Fragmentary notice references Medpore theater, a 10 year run, and figures like Arthur Moran and BL Parey. Mentions Frederick C. Vage and the Theatre Company tied to the Majoatic era, with plans to move or alter performances and attract audiences at a Roel aml operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Medpore
Annmimor
Mher
Pake
Medfinds
Tibet
Poker Town Bee
Sconere
Menu
Percy
Moran
Peach Parade at Capital Washington
The article describes a national parade in Washington with officials and soldiers taking part. It notes ceremonies before public buildings along Capital Avenue and a reception at the Capitol. President Wilkin and cabinet members are expected to attend, with high officials to be seated in honor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Talvieaia
Fragmented Phrase Snippet From Historic Transcript
A fragment from a Clerk and Hostan transcript recalls the world owing a man a living and the idea of personal responsibility. The lines hint at social expectations, individual worth, and marital perception in a bygone era, leaving the full context unreadable.
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Biinlk
J Ff
Mahan
Chuech
Carrie May Richardson
Soldier
Medpore Theater
Capital
Topandontte Sint Arnade Tootda
Aml Wisin
Firestone Tires
Loretta H. Starba
Chamberlain
Olympic
Cniggs Grocery
West End Grocery Standard Grocery CO
THE
Fproples Warehose CO
Wayne M. Guedane
Gray Bios, Grocery CO
the Dean Tatom
Lynde Bros
WM. Milne
John Lang
Endiaston Cash Matiket
East Oregonian Pub. Co
Uncle Billy's” Circus
Mall
TF Circus
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