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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1912
Page
2
Fragmented sale note lists various suit prices and colors with inconsistencies. Mentions 25¢ items in black and tan, after supper 3 for 50¢, then multiple suit prices listed as 25.00, 26.50, 31.50, 35.00. Missing complete final price.
Services will be held at the German Lutheran Church in Pendleton Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clock with Rev. Christian Mack, pastor.
North Main Street church announces 10 a m Bible school followed by communion and song, 7 p m Young People's meeting led by Mrs Taylor, 8 p m sermon by Rev Zimmerman of Portland, plus Wednesday evening training class. Cordial invitation to all services.
Church of the Redeemer announces no service tomorrow. Reverend Charles Quinney will conduct services at St. Paul’s Church in Walla Walls. In Rev Charles E. Tuke’s absence, arrangements shift to St. Paul’s for the day.
Presbyterian Church holds Sunday school at 10 a m with preaching by Dr Zimmerman superintendent of the Anti Saloon League of Portland no evening service. A union service will be held at the M E church.
Rev. Herbert T. Cash, pastor, preaches at 11 p.m. in the Union service at night in the Methodist church. Address to Dr. Zimmerman of Portland, anti-Balon League. Sunday school at 10 a.m. midweek meeting Wednesday evening. Welcomed to fellowship.
In Brooklyn a priest from St Patrick’s Catholic Church ran onto Myrtle Avenue Line tracks to administer last rites to an elderly woman who flung herself under an L train at Franklin Avenue. The accident occurred around 9:30 PM as the Ridgewood train neared the station. the priest approached the car as it passed the platform.
A man descended to the street and climbed an L pillar to reach a woman on the tracks. He gave last rites, and a hook and ladder crew freed the woman after half an hour. She had a seriously fractured skull and is not expected to live. no identification found.
Atlanta Ga Ann Boston a negro woman who stabbed and killed Mrs R B Jordan wife of a prominent planter at Pinehurst Ga was seized from officers by a mob by long distance telephone and hanged to a tree after being driven to Pinehurst.
Peter Luzecki, a Phoenixville resident for seven years, killed himself by cutting his throat with a razor after weeks of a recurring dream of a funeral cortege and hearse. Witnesses described the apparitions that haunted him and his boarders spoke of his morning discussions of the dream and its alleged forecast of his death.
In Burlington New Jersey Mrs Charles Lanning wife of the Auditorium Theatre manager sustained serious burns from a mysterious gasoline explosion while cleaning. Details say the blast occurred after the gasoline was ignited by a stray flame leaving her with severe injuries.
The stronger and rougher whiskey tastes the more harm it will do. Why take chances with your nerves, your stomach, your general health.
Mrs Lanning was cleaning gloves when a gasoline explosion occurred near an open window at the Auditorium Hotel. The fluid container was on the fire escape. Sun heat caused the blast. Employed staff heroically saved her life, and Dr. MacFarland hopes to save her.
An advertisement touts Chamberlain's Tablets as a gentle aid to digestion and regular bowels, claiming happiness for older people through easier digestion. Sold by all dealers.
George Drumheller shipped in a thousand yearling steers from Utah, unloaded at Connell and to be driven to Crab Creek ranch for pasturing and beef. The 19 car shipment is the largest stock movement into the region over the O W R N in years. Haying is nearly done and harvest is prominent, but a labor shortage remains.
When a child hies with whooping cough keep the cough loose and expectoration easy by giving Chamberlains Cough Remedy as may be required. This remedy will also liquefy the tough mucus and make it easier to expectorate. It has been used successfully in many epidemics and is safe and sure. For sale by all dealers.
In Laporte Indiana Judge Benne awarded Mrs Ninie Holeman one third of her late husband's estate valued at five hundred thousand dollars. The court ruled the widow would receive about one third plus a life interest while the mother had demanded an ante nuptial contract limiting the widow’s share. A later will found in an ash pile after the banker’s death also cut off the wife.
In Wilmington Delaware an heiress Miss Margaretta Mot tet aged 92 of 112 North Fourth Street Camden New Jersey eloped with James Thompson aged 21 of Germantown Pennsylvania. Thompson a son of the Reading Terminal superintendent and a Philadelphia newspaper man. After an advertisement for the recovery of the watch Mot tet sympathized and the pair wed recently by Rev. George L Wolfe.
A terse observation notes that some men succeed by expressing the failures of peers as their own foothold, suggesting talent lies in framing and repeating others’ missteps rather than original effort.
At 115 East High street on a Wednesday evening Miss Grace E Starr married James A Cooper Rev Frank J Milnes officiating. The ceremony was watched by a few friends and the bride’s family with decor of car nations. After, guests were hosted at the Adams home for a light repast before the couple left Thursday for Portland then home. Both residents of Corvallis, Cooper works at the Pendleton post office and Starr a Southern Pacific clerk.
A gas explosion wrecked the Schweben airship, sister to Victoria Louise, injuring thirty four soldiers with several killed. The airship, which carried twelve passengers yesterday, was anchored before the hangar when a gust of wind drove it against the structure, tearing the gas bag in two.
Bot Burman posted a new automobile mile record at Daytona Beach Florida on April 2 2011 with a time of 25.40 seconds surpassing 141 miles per hour. The feat marks a historic speed milestone for the oval track.
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