Craneford Ladies of J F Robinson Hostage Afternoon
The Qivie Club hosted Craneford ladies at Mr J F Robinson's home for an afternoon event. Clare T late and others presented instrumental pieces. Mrs J T Richardson and Mrs Clara T Livle served refreshments. A program for Lametellaw Day was planned and pupils of Miss Mae Poulson gave a recital at the Presbyterian church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Qivie Club
Amoniters
Koetewes
Craneford
J. F. Robinson
Mere Clare T
Glen Sturdivant
Cart Power
Mrn Haymond Hatch
Mory of the
Cranfords
Mra
James John
J. T. Richardson
Clara T. Livle
Mary Alice Shanard
Helen Idleman
Mra H
Thompem
East Corn Street
Mins Mae Poulson
Presbyterian Church
Atudente
German Raider Photographed Through Porthole Mystery
A photo shows a German raider that terrorized British and French shipping in the Atlantic. It was taken from the British ship St Theodore after it left Norfolk for Italy with coal. The photographer Guy B Van Dorn, from Columbus Ohio, was aboard and later landed at Pernambuco. reports of the raider’s fate vary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mid-E
South Atlantic
St. Theodore
Norfolk, Va
Italy
Guy B. Van.Born
Columbus
Rt. Theodore
Van
Mrs C M Carer Honored On 74th Birthday
Mrs RC Lawrence hosted a charming afternoon gathering Monday in honor of her mother Mrs C M Carer and her 74th birthday. Friends and neighbors called, showering felicitations and good will while refreshments were served. Visitors included Frank Sanders of Athena, V E Smith of Helix, J D Runyan of Pilot Rock, H B Lovell of Pilot Rock, Dr B A Ros back from Spokane, and Toae Tt Bae a Pendleton visitor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Sanders
Athena
Pendleton
V. E. Smith
Helix
D. Runyan
Pilot Rock
H. B. Lovell
B A. Ros
Spokane
Bae
Local Notables and Visitors Reported in Pendleton Area
A. E Tulley of Wallowa registered at Pendleton. Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Holladay of Baker visit. Georges, J. H. Wagner of Ukiah from the county’s south end. Dan B. Clark, livestock agent, makes Pendleton a visit. Col. FP. G. Lucas of Weston makes a frequent trip to Pendleton. J. Irvin Likesw of Portland joins BD. D. Phelpa as plumber. Harry McBride of Weston among out of town visitors. Mr. and Mrs. William Sullivan from the eld region visit. Robert BE. Kennedy of Hermiston came to witness wrestling. L. E. Harlan, editor of the Pilot Rock Record, attended wrestling. Mrs. H. T. Duncan and Mrs. W. Spinning of Umatilla visiting from export town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. E Tulley
Wallowa
Pendleton
J. L. Holladay
Baker
Georges
J. H. Wagner
Ukiahi
Dan B. Clark
O.W
Col
FP. G. Lucas
Weston
Pendiston
J. Irvin Likesw
Portland
D. Phelpa
Harry McBride
William Sullivan
Eld
Robert BE. Kennedy
Hermiston
Witnem
L. E. Harlan
Pilot Rock Record
Dr Edwards Olive Tablets advertised as liver friendly
An old advertisement promotes Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a gentler alternative to calomel for liver and bowel issues. It claims the olive tablets act quickly, do not harm teeth, and relieve dullness and headaches caused by constipation, urging readers to replace strong laxatives with this remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwards
Urain
Local Officials and Residents Visit Court and Portland
Charles May a Weston County farmer met with County Commissioner H M Gockburn of Milton during the March court session. Miss Pearlie Rankin and her mother departed for Portland where Miss Rankin will work at the local phone office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles May
Weston
H. M. Gockburn
Milton
Misa Pearlie Rankin
Mother
Portland
Miss Rankin
Alty
Five new representatives may decide balance of power
The article notes five members of the new house of representatives who took office in March. It suggests that if President Wilson calls a special section of Congress, these five could hold the balance of power in the lower house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House OF Representatives
March
Wilson
Congress
Deficit Dips From Lyceum Pund Plan Debated
Supt Park faces a $724 deficit amid heated debate on how to raise funds. Rev J B ogee and others propose methods including tickets at a banquet and private contributions, but objections stall action. New president Tallman outlines future cooperation and incomplete committees while financials show receipts of 3316.17 and end balance 4409 with 249 members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rev. J. Bogee
Commercial Club
Commercial Association
Supt Park
Seecretary
Jer
Mary Cranston
Solad
Monty
Joan
Reiley
Retary Cranston
Errephaets
Fermal
Onpon Wattan
Pendleton High Girls Basketball Team Guests of Honor
Pendleton high school girls basketball team, champions after defeating Oakland and Silverton, will be guests of honor at Thursday’s community banquet hosted by the Commercial association. Rev Snyder announced seating will allow all, with a request that no coffin margins be used. Large attendance is anticipated, and attendees are urged to send reservations or return cards for seating preferences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunkist
Sunkion
Pendleton High School
Oakland
Silverton
Commercelal Association
Banadet
Snyder
Also Mentioned on This Page
H. KE. Hickers
BE. J. Sommerville
Mim Heatrice Burchell
George Clark
Oru
H. T. Duncan
Umatilla
Troy
Fulllee
Tallman
Wee
W. E Brock
Breck
Tallias Meade
California
Pratt Growers
Los Reachon
Miss Brasted
Wadhams & Co
Diamond
Frank M. Griggs
East Court St
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