Social and Personal Notes From Pendleton Area
Nellie McNullen of Rieth returns home after a short visit with Mre ED draws La Granite The Inspiration Choir meets Wednesday afternoon at her home 2448 Vincent Street. Lavenderla party plans for tomorrow with Mre Ettore at 2 Washington Street. Pendleton members attend district convention of the Western of Winter are in La Grande. District officers from the city listed. Mrs Mae Frieder guardian neighbor, Mrs Ellen Scheer, and Mrs Margaret Cronin among attendees. Many names of residents visiting, hosting, or traveling. Mrs Kemp of Wow t. 0. was delightfully entertained Saturday at the home of Mrs A Lowell in honor of her birthday. Mrs Kemp West will travel to La Grande, Union, and Wallowa. Mr Darker and daughter from Los Angeles visiting. Evelyn Semnmervises returns from a trip to Portland. Mrs Jennie Dang leaves for Seattle with houseguest Lois Macy of Portland. Mrs Wilford Bond hosts tea. H. Logan of Baker, D. B Thomas of Conden, Sloan Thomson from Echo, Harold Smith and P C Hunter of Echo present. Jen L Burroughs back from Portland trip. Mr and Mrs PD F Boule of The Dalles visiting. Ea Stevens of Portland, special insurer, in the city.
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Pendleton Yootrber
Order
la Grande
Timant
Morrow
Kaker
Grant Malheer
Harnes
Wallowa
Gil Tam
Thie City
Mae Frieder
Ellen Scheer
Margaret Cronin
HH. McAlexand
Ier
Jennie M. Kemp
DD. B& Thomas
Conden
Sloan Thomson
Echo
Harold Smith
P. Cc. Hunter
Jen L. Burrouth
Portland
PD. F Boule
The
Dalles
Pendleton
Ea Stevena
Pearl jewelry display in Wirthetone show
A local feature highlights Pearle the proel gem of the deep sea in Wirthetone. The write up touts centuries of effort to produce high quality pearls and notes a recent push to create a regal line of pearl necklaces, rings, pendants, and plum settings for the real em.
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Marth
Jane
Alleged Ill Treatment On U S Hospital Ship Solace
A round robin signed by thirty invalid sailors aboard the U S hospital ship Solace, read to the Senate by Sen William M Calder, alleges poor care. They claim carrying own baggage with fevers, scarce water, dishes washed in lavatories, and unsanitary conditions on board.
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U. S Hospital
Solace
United States
William M. Calder
New York
United States Senate
Local residents register and visit Pendleton scene
Henry C Means of Miiatilly spent last night in the city. FP A Clarke of Enterprise registered at the Pendleton CF. Cunningham of Holdman visited Pendleton. Mr and Mrs Rarpn A Holtw of Sanfield spent yesterday in Pendleton. M. M. Colter proprietor of Fila war Springs making Pendleton a wilt J. & Prendergast family from Vansrele visited yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph A. Holte came from the south end of the county yesterday. Mise Mamle Jonee of Tkleh from the south part of the county yesterday. Mre oti Allaghac of egiverbs here on a shopping trip staying at the Cinkdeam tule. Clad Price and Charles Price Weston residents here. Mr and Mrs Claude Sioan of Boha registered yesterday. KR G Voue of Weston among visitors from the county yesterday. Mrs Geers Taylor returned from Walla Walla after a visit with relatives.
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Henry C Means
Miiatilly
FP. A. Clarke
Enterprise
Pendleton
Cunningham
Holdman
Ciretin
Rarpn A Holtw
Sanfield
M. Colter
Filawar Springs
J. & Prendergast
Vansrele
Ralph A. Holte
Tkleh
Yeortertay
Allaghac
Cinkdeam Tule
Clad Price
Charles Price
Weston
Johany
KR. G. Voue
Geers Taylor
Walla Walla
Nine More Suffragettes Arrested At White House
Nine more suffragist pickets were arrested before the White House and taken to a detention home. They were released on 25 dollars bond each, charged with violating the peace act, with court due tomorrow. Miss Dork, 40, struggled with a six foot policeman, while Arnold bore a banner reading How long will women wait for liberty.
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Washington
White House
Mter
Miss Dork
Mier Arnold
Sub Committee of Senate votes for food control bill
Washington June 6 The Senate agriculture committee voted for broad food control measures including oils and petroleum products with an amendment to exclude four administrators from control. The panel aimed to relieve farmers from regulations under the bill and limit the scope to production and distribution. A special subcommittee including Gore Kenyon and Chamberlain was formed to study the entire program as riots threaten passage and attempts to separate prohibition from food control complicate the bill.
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Washington
Senate Agriculture
Mies
Gore
Kenyon
Chamberlain
Th Hs
Senate
Walsh Oil
Fragmentary civic note on democracy and world peace
An unclear report discusses efforts to amend a measure and critique of democracy versus governance. The text references Junkerism and a desire to avoid world conflict, but details and entities are obscured in the damaged OCR.
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Peane
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Nellie McNullen
Rieth
Mre ED Draws
la Granite
Inspiration Choir
Wikliam Hoeeh
Her Howe
Vincent Street
Walia Wally
Pioyé Croup
Mere
Jemes
Washington Street
Pera John Darker and Daughter
Los Angeles
Mre
E &L
Evelyn Semnmervises
Porland
Jennie Dang
Yeaterday
Seattle
Mire Lois Macy
Wilford Bond
H. Oh. Logan of
Baker
HG. Casteel
Pilot Rock
Bit
Bentley & Montgomery
Main St
Ore
Lowey Wormom
J. Gibson
American Nat
Helix
Oregon
Estes & Friedly
U. S
Wss
Sodacf
Calder
Claude Sioan
Boha
Iroe
Oole Bmgs Csiotsn
Antony
Big Jitney
Cavalry
Happy Canyon Pavilion
Mittee
Featuring
James Goddard
Artista
Chicago Grand Opera Company
Boston [Light Opera Company
Hawkins
North Woods
America
Tokyo
Japan
Ongawa Company
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