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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1920
Page
7
Social and club news from Pendleton features a wedding ceremony at Grace Church with Rev Robert Metin officiating, local education ties, and community events. Residents attend charity meetings, teach classes, and host gatherings at Alameda and Jolly's Inn, with plans for future meetings and a New World Movement presentation.
A Portland society list notes engagements including Miss Jeanette Bernstein to Max Gorskle of Pendleton. Pendleton high senior Miss Esme Park farewelled by friends for Long Beach California. A Port land wedding note records Miles Blanche Mickey and Harry M Hitner in a home ceremony read by Rev Bowen. The couple plan a move to Majeld Nebraska after brief stops in Mower.
In Wash March 11 bluzing on the Drewstere Bridgewort wagon road a large mound of rattlesnakes was unearthed. Inspectors found dozens of rattlesnakes of all sizes, but the entire pile was terminated and removed.
Notes include Manley Newett of the United States Biological Survey departing for Klickitat County for an inspection. Navy recruiting merges two bills recalled by local officer. June Neal leaves federal building job to farm near Pendleton. Frank Whetstone recovering from illness. Mieimenia recovering at St. Anthony's. New officers elected in Five Mile Cannon and Horse Association with Percy Hughes president and Carl Sturdivant named vice president. Advisory group to include Sturdivant, Devitt, and Cutick. Association approves 17 mile riff fence on west side of Five Mile range with bids anticipated as 12 miles to be built this year.
Over a garbled March item a UC Berkeley co ed Alins Ke ther Witter, a Red Cross worker for ten months, is noted as a bride to Poederich F. Jantey, a former lieutenant with the Ninety-fiewt division. The notice mentions a rearrange reading by August Martyr and an announcement location at 5948 as Witter departed.
Miss Herkeley Hus France will serve with the Red Cross. She has returned to her parents Mr and Mrs George Witter at 6411 KResent ament. Plans were made for a ceremony. Janney, UC Berkeley alum, has been named Supervisor of UC farm at Davis.
Visitors from 145 American cities including Canada and distant Honolulu will attend the Shrine convention in Portland. About 75 bands and marching units will participate over three days, with the Rose Festival following and plans to seat guests in private homes due to limited hotel capacity. A possible housing list is available after April 1 by writing to 502 Gusto Building, Portland.
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