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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1918
Page
6
Pendleton residents report for Round-Up park practice as players from Pendleton and nearby train. Local figures share news on tax deadlines, theater trips to Walla Walla, a marriage at Bowman Hotel, and a Pendleton actor in a southern California film.
County Superintendent Young reports nine additional Umatilla county students have earned entry into the second Junior Rainbow Regiment by selling 500 dollars in thrift stamps. Names include Laula Garner Herminton Theodore Guderian George Guderian Clifford McDonald Sparks and others. total stamps sold reported as 8227.70 through Sparks school under Principal Copeland.
Frank L. Tompking, one of ten county men who failed to return questionnaires, enlisted in the Marine Corps on December 6, 1917 and is now stationed at Quantico Virginia, per a letter from Wallula recruiting officer. The local beat has information about another listed man, Kato Katabe.
A panel indicates a California resident did not submit a mandatory questionnaire, citing disregard for the instruction and the Iqwe ignoranda as the reason for noncompliance. No further details on the panel or the implications are provided.
Petrograd reports notable shifts in stance toward the Allies as Bolshevik speakers hint at moderating policy aligned with Allied goals amid the return of diplomats. French Minister Nuun says no Allied aggression against Russia. Soviets see entrenched position enabling constructive work with liberal Bourgeois, rebuilding finance and military structures. American Moscow channel says the US ready to reengage in business with Russia.
Chicago March 30 A Federal judge ordered eight hour day and wage raises for packing employes. Increases range from three and a half to four and a half cents per hour, retroactive to January 14, affecting about 200000 workers. Packers plan to test the award as a victory for employees while contending the pay rise is modest and affordable. A.M. Methodist Church program notes an 11 A.M. Sunday school and 7:40 P.M. service with living Christian program and music.
Easter Sunday services include masses at 0, % and 10 oclock with clocks advanced. Solemn benediction at 7 20 PM. The 1 o'clock main will be a no emin high air.
A short note highlighting the cradle roll babies and their mothers connected to the Baptist Church, describing a small church event or class aimed at families and newborns. The excerpt emphasizes nurturing, church involvement, and community ties through the cradle roll program.
Mrs. Glen Miller and Mrs. Wil Myrick host a pretty Easter afternoon in the church parlor from 2:30 to 4:20 with clever seasonal appointments. Many Pendleton residents motored to Pilot Rock for dances last night, as these events grow in popularity.
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