Social and Personal Notices in Pendleton Club Scene
Social and personal notes recount a busy Pendleton scene with club members hosting meetings, visitors from nearby towns, travel to Wallula for theater, and rehearsals for church concerts. The Lavender Club and local families are highlighted, along with a piano recital, a dancing party, and multiple visits from residents of Hermiston, Heppner, and Walla Walla.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lavender Club
Mre Wilkinson
Yankees
Maine
Harold Barton
Kipling
Helen Betts
Ber
Perdleton
Monmbera
Fletchers
Jase Orthestra
John F. Dochweiler
Meacham
Pendleton
J. A. Yeager
New Verkins
Journal
Joe Hayes
Heppner
BE. L. Harmen
Porthend
Helix
St. George
Johnson
Veda
William Eeselytine
Keho
After Marriage a Wife Reveals a False Impres pio
A fragment notes that men plan their own paths after marriage while wives expose a mistaken notion of harmony. The line suggests a girl learns that the man she loves may resist her expectations, revealing tension between ideal and reality in relationships.
Vincl Health Claim From Texarkoni Housekeeper
Mrs Emma Britt extols Vincl as a strength builder for tired nervous housekeepers saying it restored her energy and calm, allowing her to care for poultry and work effectively. The ad promotes Vincl with iron and manganese peptonates, glycerophosphates, cod liver peptones, and references Koeppen's Drug Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vincl
Texarkoni
Texas
Emmarit
Koeppen
Pf.s
David Penny Gets Judgment in Pendleton Court
David Penny has been granted judgment for 1260 dollars from defunct A. Ragedale. The report notes weather and a five room bungalow permit for Johnanon Street costing 1500 dollars with Qreton Lumber Yard named as contractor. Train troop movements through Pendleton caused partial stoppages and delays with future notices expected.
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Pendleton
David Penny
Defunkt
Acathet A. Ragedale
Thomas FitzGerald
Johnanon Street
Qreton Lumber Yard
Pan Mieton
la Grande
Red Cross
Perdicton
Pendiston
Latrande
Fraubie
MecGinnie
Portland
Admiral Succeeds Pacific Coast Leader, Will Leave
A senior Navy officer will depart the Pacific Coast post to assume command of the fleet, succeeding the outgoing admiral. The move shifts leadership as the service realigns regional responsibilities and operational focus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will
Pacific Coast
Admiral Usieds
Conference Discusses Rehabilitation Work
New York March 34 delegates from allied countries met to discuss rehabilitation of omitted soldiers and sailors from the great war. The Red Cross institutes hosted sessions through March 22 outlining care plans for the disabled with experts from Belgium England Canada and France presenting. Dr J A Proseer, James Monroe and Arthur K E Holder represented the Federal Board of Vocational Education as the conference tackled a national program for rehabilitation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United M'rean
New York
Auspionn
Red Crone Institute
Red Croas Institute
MadMoe Bourillon
Kelmund Pronert
Montpellier
France
Belgium
Enariand
Canada
Federal Board of Vocational Fiducation
J. A. Proseer
James. Monroe
Arthur KE. Holder
Rehabilitation discussion at European relief conference
American delegates heard details of ongoing rehabilitation work in Europe and the plan to support blood donation and recovery efforts. The conference addressed economic aspects and the role of employers in rehabilitation programs.
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Iinterest
Europe
Not every wounded American soldier kn
Washington dispatch reports a terse assessment of wounded service members returning from duty. The note highlights varied recovery paths and medical care outcomes, signaling mixed progress in care and reintegration efforts amid ongoing wartime strain.
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Washington
Soldier retraining program widens federal aid reach
The federal retraining initiative for veterans shows progress with 2655 men already receiving oneonone training after compensation from the War Risk Insurance Bureau. Thousands more await bureau decisions as applications move through review at the central office.
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War Rink ‘Insurance Bureau
Ubin
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Douglas Holts
S&s A. Newberry
T. Rh. Hampton
Lester Hamley
Mite
Glailys Hambury
Mary Mock
Olive Gwinn
Lillian Boylen
Wallin Walla
Keylor Grand Theater
B. F. Tregbley
W. A. Thedes
Mr. H. Martingen
Mra. LeeCready
Bitkieton. Wash
C. & Terpening
Thomas Thompson
Seattle
Mia Katherine Thompson
Universty of
Thompson Ls
Stalner
Church of the Redeemer
Silvis
College
John Dolph
J. E. Peringer
Laewts Street
Ver Temple
Mites Gros Rugs
Mie
Madjeline
Irgess
Miley
Clara Bartrett
Heatthc
Mins
Thelma Thorapenn
Mie Creech Conningham
Everett
Mary John
Ming Leura Jord
Helen Johee
Lillian Royton
Mro
Ralph ‘Temple
Mra
Burton Grenlich
Henry Judd
Roy Furnish
Len Livermore
Ralph Burgess
Gene Hoyton
Lowell Blackman
William Leaters
Hermiston
George Hartman
Frank Borden
Guy Boyden
Mre Hartman
Harriet Young
Donla Gerking
Gee Wood
Dolpa Woodward
Dolly
Moline
Molineux
Janin Gerking
Hudson
Rhs
EL Smith
the Merry Huntsman
Merkel Darlas Lievallon
Merle Jack
James Bowers
Vivian Estes
Narelesse
Irene Rhee
Iron Dalp
Mokrely
Adber
Adler Vivian Warner
Theodore Oeston
James Bimpeon
Tin Soldiers
Parton Gavotte
Marionettes
Hach Dean Lutunlien
Dutton Lola McConky
Maxim the Gypeies
Max Franke
Beryl Harrahtt
Fprestiasimo
Haroldine Horton
Gypsy Boy
Behytte
Carl Nelson
Grieg
Juanita Brown
Thelma Crandall
Scharwenka
Creasie Baker
Geraldine Morrison
Oss Nevin
Gedard
Athena
Butter Creek
Kinniburg
R. B. Robbins
Dentistry
Judd Bidg. Court and Main Sts
Peptona
Pendleton Drug
Thomploxs Drug Store
Pendleton, Ordgon
Libby
Bly
Blydenstein &Co
Emma Britt
B. F. Trombley
DO. W. Bailey
Orenlt
G. FE. Palmer
Rear Admiral
James H.glennom
Con Dung Low Louies Place
Cor. Webb and Cottonwood Sts
Pendleton, Ore
Lange Meidling
Monte Ie
Hhante
Dolmans
Capes
I. Thomas
Whitman
Tallman & Co
Ieading Droggiste
J. L. Vaughan
Tylon Hardware Co
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