Eight Champions Not Determined for Pendleton Track Team
Pendleton high school manager Roy Conklin finalizes eight man track squad for Walla Walla field day. Discu sis event undecided between George Etrand and Lester Means. Sprint stars Will Wyrick James Reever Frank Pierce pace relays, with Leezer Bollerman and Cronin in jumps and hurdles. Schools represented include Walla Walla Whitman Dayton Baker City Wallaburg Huntaville and Pendleton.
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Walla Walla
Pendleton
Roy Conklin
Pendleton High School
George Etrand
Lester Means
James Reever
Frank Pierce
Roy Leexer
James Reeves
Roy Leezer
Clarence Bollerman
Lester Cronin
Walla Walla High School
Whitman Academy
Dayton High School
Baker City High School
Wallaburg Academy
Huntaville Academy
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High School Orators Prep For Interscholastic Contest
NEARLY READY La Grande high school orators work on their interscholastic contest speeches for the May 28 event. The orations will go to Willamette University English department for grading on diction composition and argument. Final selections and judge markings will be kept for the evening of the final contest.
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Ogn
Willamette University
Judge Murphy Leaves Salem for Hot Lake Health
Judge J J Murphy of Salem departed for Hot Lake last night to seek recovery for health issues tied to his supreme court duties. He previously suffered a stroke and has not fully regained strength.
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J. J. Murphy
Salem
Teve
Flat Lake
Supreme Court
Murphy
Pleasant Society Gathering at Matlock Home
A large Monday evening gathering honored Mrs. Justin and her daughter Miss Alice of Portland. Miss Justin sang and recited while guests enjoyed dancing and socializing with numerous Pendleton residents and visiting friends.
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William Matlock
Justin
Alice
Portland
Messrs
Mesdames L. G. Frasier
Fred Lantz
Wesley Matlock
Mesdames Swaggart
Max Baer
W. E. C. Pruitt
Ernest Skites
W. H. Babb
Stella
Bertha Alexander
Ida Thompson
Jessie Hartman
Ethel Johnson
Eva Froome
Efe Frazier
Elsie Matlock
Fred Lampkin
Mark Moorhouse
George Hartman
Charles Sampson
Harry Thompson
Ben Burroughs
William Sturgis
Thomas Ayres
Leslie Matlock
Heppner
Bessie Switsler
B. L. Lowell
Portland Thureday
Pendleton May events and regional gatherings list
A compilation of upcoming proceedings and happenings across Oregon and nearby towns. Entries include bond decisions for a school section, the L O O F grand lodge in Astoria, a Caledonian picnic in Athena, the Umatilla county pioneers reunion in Weston, a June election, the Oregon encampment G A R in Hood River, the Oregon Pioneers reunion in Portland, and the Northwest Sports men’s tournament in Pendleton. Also noted are woo sale dates, Supreme Court visit summaries, a baccalaureate sermon at Columbia College, and Whitman College’s piano inventory and purchases.
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L O. O. F. Grand Lodge
Astoria
Caledonian
Athena
Umatilla County Pioneers
Weston
Hast
Oregonian
Ore N
Oregon
Hood River
Repunion
Oregon Pioneers
Portland
American Mining Congress
M Campbell Dead In Echo From Consumption
Omar M Campbell of Echo died at his home at 6 20 am after a five month illness with consumption. Born in Iowa June 22 1858 he moved to Umatilla county at age seven and resided there ever since. He leaves a wife and two children and was a former Echo city council member and Woodmen of the World member with a $2000 policy. Funeral from his residence Sunday at 2 pm under Woodmen auspices, Echo cemetery interment.
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Omar M. Campbell
Woodmen of the World
Woodmen
Medal Shoot Tomorrow Draws Pendleton Club Crowd
The Pendleton Sportsmen's Association will host its regular monthly medal shoot at the grounds tomorrow morning with about 100 members expected. Fred Rodgers of Walla Walla plans to have a squad participate, aiming to claim the monthly trophy as Northwest tournament hype looms and preparations for the bile tournament press run near completion.
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Walla Walla
Pendleton Sportsmen's Association
Fred Rodgers
Walla Wallin
Creamery at Echo to Resume Operation Soon
Keho May 7 Special to the Oregonian reports Colonel R. C. Judson and the O R N Industrial agent brokered a deal with Haselwood Creamery of Spokane to restart operations at the Echo plant, securing Enterprise viability and local employment.
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Haat Oregonian
R. C. Judson
Haselwood Creamery
Bpokane
Creamery Planned in Rebuilt Eeho Hare Building
Final papers in the Hazelwood contract were sent to the head office today. Upon return, the company will begin remodeling the Eeho Hare Packing Company building and install machinery to start the creamery in the near future.
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Eeho Hare Packing Company
Hazelwood Company
Minister Clapp Visits Pendleton From Forest Grove
Wesley Matlock plans to depart for Nome on the 20th to oversee his mining interest for the summer and return to Pendleton in October. Rev C F Clapp of Forest Grove, a prominent Willamette Valley minister, was in town yesterday staying at the Hotel Brokers. The railroad note states that starting tomorrow the extra brakeman on passenger trains Nos 56 and 6 will be discontinued.
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Wesley Matlock
Nome
Pendleton
Japs at Echo Bent Fields Work on Beet Thinning
A report from Beets field crew describes Japanese workers thinning beet rows at Charles Ligle’s, I. Lisle’s, and C. D. Tel’s plots. The process continues as beets mature, with local boys expected to be engaged afterward. The piece notes concerns about transportation and ongoing labor for harvest.
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Echo Bent Fields
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