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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1920
Page
3
A parent teachers' meeting held in the woodoo House Friday attracted a large attendance. The session, part of Adams March 10 activities, featured a productive discussion and a positive atmosphere as participants shared views on student progress and school needs.
In Pendleton Tuesday and Monday many locals are noted visiting or at home in Adama Wam All attended a pregnant evening with Health Specer and Gwendolyn Mentyre of Pendleton High School spent Sunday at home in Adama Mrs Rae Agar of Athena attended a parent teachers meeting Mr and Mrs I Te Dllevallien and daughters Dork and Deno attend revival meetings at the Cristin church this week Myrick and Vernon were in Pendleton Monday Mr Od Mes Fred Brown J Parr and Mrs Le Part and hon were in Pendleton today Mrs Walter Marrett was in Pendleton Tuesday Mrs Will Boyer Mrs Larabee and Mrs Ot Lieuallen were in Pendleton Monday Mrs Simonton returned to her home in Adama Tuesday Irene Hinke visited her father mh t Binke in Pendleton Aira Will Boyer daughter Wilma and Mr and Mrs Rvard McCollum were in Pendleton Saturday Mr and Mrs Dorie Green went to Pendleton to shop Mrs Clyde Sands and son were in Pendleton Tuesday.
Echo high school defeated Hermiston 34 to 1 in a Friday baseball game. Sherman Mitchell umpired the contest. Echo also won the debate in Hermiston while the judges at Stanfield decided otherwise. Next games include Echo vs Milton and Pendleton debates and Beho-Hermiston baseball in Hermiston. Mrs. A Koonts, Echo vender, has been ill but improving. Superintendent Howard Drew and Mrs Drew visited in Pendleton and Heppner.
Dr Edwarde Olive Tablets marketed as a vegetable laxative aid for dull facial expression. The copy targets liver and bowel complaints and urges taking one tablet daily to improve breath and vitality.
Years, Theodore Sanford of Fenmore Michigan suffers seven years of stomach trouble after trials with vegetables and fruit. he finds relief with Chamberlains Tablets enabling eating without pain or sleeplessness. The ad extols Chamberlains Cough Remedy for coughs and colds and includes a testimonial from George F. Daniels of Hardwick Vermont praising its relief. Also notes about local residents, travel, and farm community updates with a Ford truck purchase by A. Wattenburger and new Methodist league officers.
Major R.K. W. Schroeder's 36 202 feet high altitude flight astonishes scientists as the most marvelous feat in aviation. After a 15 mile fall, he miraculously escaped death by recovering his plane and gliding to earth. His eyes lips and hands froze and his heart dilated, yet he survived.
Installed Sunday evening were pastor Walter Glesser and officers Lillie Wattlenburger, Ruth Gobbell, Kathryn Palmer, Evelyn Bacon, Veda Wattenturser, Alice Mudge, and Roby Johnson. Quarantine widens for A Longwell and M Hewitt homes as influenza circulates. Mrs J J Chisholm visits Pendleton, Tony Voy stops in Butter Creek, Tadics Aid plans a musical with 15 and 25 cent admission.
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