Pendleton News Briefs Include Porch Permit and Local Events
City recorder issued a permit to George Roehrdans of 208 Login Street to build a porch at his dwelling with a $160 cost. Knights of Pythias planned a degree work ceremony tonight. Funeral held for Fam Jordan at Brown chapel. Vocational adviser Moe to visit Red Cross March 14 for ex-service men. Umapine clothing school succeeds. trainers Minx Jonah Biles and Mike Harmon abroad. J W Owens fined for forking car on wrong side. Frank H Wilmot dies at State Hospital. survived by wife. V V Gunn and Fred Bonison attend Columbia farm meeting at O A C to share farm knowledge.
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City Recorder
George Roehrdans
Login Street
Local Educator Aids Hull House Efforts in Chicago
A Chicago based teacher in training assists at Hull House and Ming Vera Temple as she continues studies at the National School for Kindergarten Teachers. Her efforts focus on settlement work and community services under Jane Addams era programs.
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Hull House
Ming Vera Temple
Pendleton Et Whe
Farmers drive rabbits near Stabbit Drive Weld event
West end farmers gathered yesterday to rabbit drive at Stabbit Drive Weld. Dealers reported a successful hunt with Bevern miles of wire penna erected for the occasion. Commercial clubs of Umatilla and Hermiston cooperated in organizing the event.
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Kim Rabbite
Bevern
Umatilla
Hermiston
Navy Commander to Visit Local Recruiting Office Sunday
Commander J. H. Blackburn of the United States Navy will visit the Pendleton recruiting office on Sunday. The event is under the management of recruiting officer Ed Carr. Blackburn has previously visited Pendleton and is a personal friend of David Nelson.
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J. H. Blackburn
United States Navy
Navy
Ed. Carr
Blackburn
Pendleton
David Nelson
Occasional Rains and Plowing Underway in Weston
The department of agriculture weather bureau forecasts occasional rains and possible snow this week with near normal temperatures. Weston farmers have started spring plowing and operations are in full swing as warmer weather improves small-sown wheat and reduces reseeding needs.
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Department of Agriculture Weather Bureau
Weston
City School Board to Meet on March Evening
The city school board will convene tonight in the clerk's office to review the annual run of business. It is likely the county directors recommendations on a 12 month school year with a minimum of June will be discussed, though no action is expected tonight.
Pendleton Rod and Gun Club Plans Meeting Tonight
A reorganizational meeting of the Pendleton Rod and Gun Club is set for 7 30 PM in the J H Estes office on Malm street. Members and supporters of trapshooting are urged to attend to plan the year while a permanent grounds and clubhouse are discussed and officers conclude the business.
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Pendleton Rod and Gun Club
J. H. Estes
Malm Street
Tee Irrigation headworks work to resume in 1 week
A week or ten days more will pass before resumed tunnel and ditch work at the Tee Irrigation District headworks. Warren Construction Co. holds the contract and will meet in Portland to decide on district bond guarantees. Dr Hill Supply Glee Club to sing in Pendleton on April 1 as part of Eastern Oregon concert tour with listed personnel.
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Tee
D. B HL
Warren Construction Co
Portland
Hill Suppy
University of Oregon Men's Glee Club
Pendleton
Eastern Oregon
Herald White
Wilbur Hostetler
Maurice Ken
George Stearns
Dwight Phipps
Harler Hisging
G. B. Morfan
Richard Leen
Glen Morrow
Curtis Peterson
George Hopkins
Joe Ingram
Crecene Farim
Carroll Akers
Warren Edwards
Ralph Poston
Wilbur Phillips
Ifford Jope
George Hopkinge
Alben Lukhen
Highway workers push grading toward Oregon Trail route
Twenty more laborers arrived from Portland to join Clifton Applegate and Toole crews on the Old Oregon Trail highway at Rieth. The Rieth area roadwork around the point west of Rieth is nearly blasted out and will be graded in days. Rock work between Rieth and Echo remains, to be finished within three weeks. Camp populations at Rieth Campbell Nolin and Yoakum have grown larger through the winter.
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Rieth
Clifton
Applegate & Toole
Portland
Aide Hill
Echo
Campbell
Nolin
Yoakum
Murdered Man Known Iere Identified by Sheriff
Richard Troy alias Wisconsin Spick Clark who was murdered in Portland Saturday night by Ralph Bruno had spent time in a Uma county jail. He was arrested for Eeho years ago for breaking into a store and was identified by Sheriff T D Taylor as an escapee from a middle western penitentiary eight years earlier. The ros ue gallery kept by the sher if established the man's identity. Troy was murdered by Bruno who allegedly sought the crime after Bruno's wife recently obtained a divorce.
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Richard Troy
Wisconsin
Spick" Clark
Portland
Ralph Bruno
Uma‘ia
T. D. Taylor
Troy
Joe Binkley
Taylor
The
Sherif
Brune
Bruno
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Mikes Lain Cole
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Methodist Church
W. Tallman
Federal Board of Rehabilitation
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Unmuipine
Umapine
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Minx
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Mike Bila May Harmon
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Ely
Leo Street
State Hospital
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Pendleton Cash Market, Inc
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