Lace Club Meeting Highlights Historical Lace Works
The Thursday Afternoon Club met March 24 at Mrs. S. P. Sturgis to discuss Lace. Members presented papers on The History of Lace Antique Lace Modern Lace and Pillow Lace with rare exhibits. Mrs. Halley Marshall Owen Hailey and Lockley led entertaining talks. a large attendance enjoyed refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
5. P. Sturgis
John Halley, Jr
Mra. K.P Marshall
T. G. Hailey
A. J. Owen
Fred Lockley
Milton Woman Foils Highwayman With Bold Escape
Mrs. Joe Lawson was approached by a burly highwayman near Peacock Mills as she returned from Milton. She denied the demand for money and, upon advancing, leaped into a pond to flee. She escaped, carrying a Bengzine bottle and speculating the assailant was a Miltonite seeking booze.
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Joe Lawson
Milton
Peacock Mills
Freewater Times
Mra. L
Weather report of past week in Pendleton
Data of the past week shows rainfall at one tenth inch. The weekly weather record compiled by Frank G. Mitchell lists daily highs and lows for March 1967 and notes a light rainfall total. Assembly Club organized to hold its first grand ball at Armory hall April 5 with Prof. McMinn completing the club’s formal organization.
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Frank G. Mitchell
Assembly Club
Tueday
Prof. McMinn
Armory Hall
Pendleton
Postoffice News on Complete Interior Overhaul and Night Service
Complete rearrangement of interior facilities and heating improvements planned for the post office. Budget around $1000 will fund furniture, a new safe, and a larger work room. A night mall distribution service is proposed, with a keeper preparing mail for night trains to speed deliveries. Work to begin as feasibility and staffing allow.
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East Oregonian
Livermore
Portland
Pendleton Club Hosts Pretty Party For Members and Guests
Last night the Pendleton Boys Athletic Club entertained their young lady friends at the homes of John and Westbrook Dickson. Club colors yellow and violet decorated the setting as Progressive anagrams were played. Miss Nora Younger won the lady’s frat prize with Miss Kathleen Furnish as consolation. Ralph Hollerman led the boys with Linden Vincent second. club members include Creas Sturgle Nothen Wells Andrew Holline Roy Fergus Linden Vincent Ralph Bollerman Elroy Morris Harold J. Warner Jack Bushnell Edgar Smith Sherman Kunkel John Dickson William Bollows Frank Bpeorer and Westbrook Dickson. Attendants included Eardlee Halley Elizabeth Sawtell Eleanor Vincart Ruth Gibson Nona Johnson Genevieve Clark Adna Storie Winnie Louvien Mable Bickers Hazel Rader Jessi Folaom Una Smith Hazel Hamilton Euntee Viegel and Gertrude Campbell.
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Pendleton Boys’ Athletic Club
John and Weatbrook Dickson
Nora Younger
Kathleen Furnish
Ralph Hollerman
Linden Vincent
Creas Sturgle
Nothen Wells
Andrew Holline
Roy Fergus
Ralph Bollerman
Elroy Morris Harold J. Warner
Jack Bushnell
Edgar Smith
Sherman Kunkel
John Dickson
William Bollows
Frank Bpeorer
Westbrook Dickson
Radions
Wereardlee Halley
Elizabeth Sawtell
Eleanor Vincarnt
Ruth Gibson
Non
Suit to recover 20000 on equity case names Taylor co defendant
Joseph N. Teal appeared in United States District Court at Portland asking T. C. Taylor be made party in a 20000 plus claim against Wade. The suit by Balfour Guthrie & Co. seeks recovery on notes and stock collateral tied to the Pacific Realty Company and J. E. Smith Livestock after Wade allegedly pledged assets before bankruptcy. The trustee argues Taylor as Wade's representative may dispose of property, seeking control of collateral to satisfy the Balfour claim.
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T. C. Taylor
Joseph N.teal
United States District Court
Portland
Co. B. Ware
A. R. Burford
First National Bank of
Walla Walla
Taylor
Wade
Balfour, Guthrie & Co
Pacific Realty Company
J. E. Smith Livestock Company
Wade Te Fox
Information Filed Against John Stott for Larceny
An information was filed this afternoon against John Stott accusing him of larceny of a harness from his brother in law C. E. Walker. He will be asked to plead no contest. Arthur Wright was also accused by the district attorney of assault and battery on a person.
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John Stott
CE Walker
Arthur Wright
Ear-biting case at Freewater saloon
Charles Ingle of Freewater faces charges after an incident in a local saloon where Wright bit off part of an antagonist's ear. The prosecuting witness is a Freewater saloonkeeper.
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Charles Ingle
Freewater
Wright
Suit for divorce filed by Lillian Read against Melvin Read
Lillian Read files for absolute divorce from Melvin Read of Umatilla alleging cruelty. They married August 24, 1891 in St Paul No. They have three children. She seeks $2000 for support, $50 monthly during suit, $260 attorney fees, $150 court costs. James A. Fee represents her.
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Lillian Read
Melvin Read
Umatilla
St. Paul
Noh
Atorneya
James A. Fee
Heavy Mortgage From Power Company For Quarter Million
A mortgage filed in the recorder’s office by the Washington & Oregon Power Company in favor of Baker Loan & Investment Company for 250000 covers the construction of a power plant on the south fork of the Walla Walla. The instrument spans 246 pages with recording fees of 18 under current law, versus 7.50 under the old law.
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W. & C. Power Company
Recorder
Washington & Oregon Power Company
Baker Loan & Investment Company
Walla Walla
Thorn Hollow man dies after train accident
Joseph O Bloucher, the man run over by a freight train at Thorn Hollow on Wednesday, died this morning at St Anthony hospital after his arm was amputated. He had lost too much blood and could not withstand the operation. Funeral services will be held tomorrow at 2 PM from Baker & Folson’s undertaking parlors, conducted by Rev N H Brooks.
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Joseph O. Bloucher
Thorn Hollow
St. Anthony Hospital
Baker & Folsom
N. H Brooks
Pilot Rock Visitor Seeks Business and Music Notes
Robert Dick of Pilot Rock visits town on business his first trip in months after a fall in fee. Miss Lois Peotion to sing at Church of the Redeemer with Miss Powdles invited to join. Weston Leader notes Dr Hall and Mrs Tall staying at Hotel Peschaton while Dr Kalnes assists in morning operation on Mrs Vinecon for a tumor.
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Robert Dick
Pilot Rock
Dion
Tnt
Miss Peebles
Mise
Lois Peotion
Pondieton
Church of the Redeemer
Miss Powdles
Tar
Weston
Dr. Hall
la Grande. de
Mra. M
Newspaper Men Entertain at Olcott House
Elmer P. Dodd and Chas Myers entertained a small company with card games Friday evening at their Ber at the Olcott house. Flowers were the favored centerpiece and light refreshments were served.
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Elmer P. Dodd
Chas Myers
Olcott House
Huskin Night At Mr Hay’s Barn In town Event
A humorous notice announces a huskin to be held at Mr Hay’s own barn prepared for the occasion with the public invited and popular prices.
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Hay
Sale on April 4 Personal Property of Wade Estate
The personal property of C. B. Wade will be sold at auction to the highest bidder. Thomas FitsGerald, the referee in bankruptcy, has ordered the sale for April 4 at 11 o'clock. The Commercial stables on Main Street, Froome livery barn, will host the gathering and sale. Notices were posted as required and creditors were notified today.
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Wade
Thomas FitsGerald
Ibankruptcy
C. B. Wade
Froome Livery Barn
Fite Gerald
Reverend Diven to Preach Easter Service at Pilot Rock
The Rev. Robert J. Diven of Pendleton will preach in Pilot Rock at 11 a m on Easter Sunday April 2. He will hold services in Pilot Rock on the first Sunday of each month until further notice, a privilege for Pilot Rock residents to hear a fine sermon, as noted in the Pilot Rock Record.
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Diven
Pilot Rock
Robert J. Diven
Pendleton
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Dindinger, Wilson & CO
Club and Federation
Woman's Club
Ike
Tallman & CO
Milton Woman
Weather Report
California
F. S. Younger & Son
Maio
Postoffice News
John
Frazer Opera House
K. J. Taylor
The
Clara Louise Thompson
OWL
Boston
Joerger
Ae Beck
Court Street
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