Pendleton Socials and Visits Highlight Busy Weekend
A large Pendleton group from Lodges and Rebekahs traveled to Pilot Rock for initiations, a banquet, and dancing. Local events included barn dancing at Henry Breding’s farm, visits by residents to Portland, Baltimore, and Washington, and numerous Pendleton residents stopping by the city for social and civic activities.
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Pauline Hebekah l Lodige
Pilot Rock
Pilot Neck
Henry Breding
North Cold Spring
Bredings
Mr. Breding
BR. FP. Inman
A. A. Wood
Echo
Pendleton
Sanforl Stone
Athens
N. O Wennell
Stanfield
Lawrence Malcolm
Ed Ponto
Portland
F. A. Ponto
A. D. Loody
Canyon City
W. J. Kimble
Hermiston
Homer L Watts
Athena
Pete Sheridan
Butter Creek Stockman
J. EB Max Cutcheon
Nolin
Frank Quinn
Smythe Broa
Arlington
EB EB Starcher
Umatilla
How the Strain Has Shown on Wilson
Two photographs of President Wilson illustrate changes since his first inauguration. The left image shows a younger, relatively unfazed face, while the right portrays deep lines and a worn expression from guiding the nation through wartime duties and escalating responsibilities.
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Wilson
Mrain
Rght
Europe
Pearl Montgomery Dies in Portland
Pearl Montgomery, longtime primary teacher at Elliot School on Rodney Avenue and Knott Street, died at Good Samaritan Hospital after a long illness. A Portland Public Schools educator since 1907, she had taken leave for health reasons, spent time in California, and briefly returned to teaching before her death. Her kindly nature and patient demeanor made her a valued figure among students and parents alike.
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W. HK. Daughtrey
Union Stockyards
Pendleton
John Adama
California
Hawaii
Cecil R. Wade
Bandon
ET. Wade
W. Miyer
T. W. Miyer
Hood River
Fria
Gelton Rule
Mineo Laila Norrell
Opal Rice
Helix
Blanche Lewis
Anthony
Daho
P. H. Buchhol
J. J. Herlick
Georgia McCoy
Stanfield
J. M. Bentley
Portland
Hulette
Herbert
Fred March
Weston
Mra
March
Pearl Montgomery
Elliot School
Rodney Avenue
Knott Street
Good Samaritan Hospital
Mie Montgomery
A. Downs
Yemrs
Funeral plans after teachers' death under Montgomery supervision
A protracted lines shows the patient bearing physical discomfort with cheerfulness. Principal is arranging a proper representation of school teachers at the funeral, and plans are in place.
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Mies Montgomerys
Downr
Fragmentary OCR Note Contains scattered names and addresses
The readable text mentions Miss Montgomery with a Vancouver area connection, a Portland address 600 Hawthorne Avenue, and a scattered note about the Duchess of Connaught. The passage is fragmentary and lacks a clear event or outcome to summarize.
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Miss Montgomery
Vancouver, Waal
Portland
Hawthorne Avenue
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