Social and Personal News From Pendleton
Social and club notices from Pendleton include Miss Lillian Boylen elected to the Modern scale at the University of Oregon during the annual election. Mrs. Stanley Jewett hosted a tea at Perkins Avenue with yellow tulips and an extended guest list. The Parent-Teacher Council held a meeting with officers re elected. The Jolly Bachelor Club hosts a high school picnic, plus numerous social visits and arrivals around town including Moose Lodge events and guests from Portland, Helix, and Heppner. Major attendees include Mrs. E. L. Power, Mrs. J. Met Cowk, Mrs. W. H. McKinney, Col. William F. Vernka, and Fr. PF. Nutting.
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Lillian Boylen
E L. Power
EB B Alirich
J. Bo Met Cowk
Mra Whiteman
Frank Welch
GW. Huss
Roland Oliver
Kl. Swartetander
Charles Rooney
Lester Hamley
Hol Hishop
Chode Hampton
L. D. Idleman
Mr. A. Kage
Mise Nine Coon
Mins Artie Bouanzain
Mig Grace Oliver
Atanjew's
New York Banks Lose in Lloyd Liner Case
New York banks lost their Supreme Court action against the North German Lloyd liner Kronprinzesrin Cecilie at Hoxton. They claimed 2,240,000 for failure to deliver gold bullion worth 11,000,000 shipped to England and France at the outbreak of the war.
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Washington
New York
Supreme Court
Kronprinzesrin Cecilie
Hoxton
England
France
Eleven 1917 PHS graduates plan studies out of state
The 1917 PHS graduating class lists eleven members intending to attend colleges or universities out of state. Names include Thelma Thompeet and Grace Aloch bound for the University of Washington, and several others aiming for California, Spokane teachers college, and additional regional schools. Some join the Navy or await exams, while a portion plan farm or training roles.
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Glass
Acenes
Kish
Ftacuasha Veo
Ty Cole Treger
Services at Nolin Well Attended by Holdmanites
A large Holdmanite congregation gathered at the United Brethren church in Nolin as Presiding Elder W A Nichols led services. Baptisms followed in the afternoon for Delbert Thorne Alfred Montrom ers Carson Power Will Power Mar ence Power and Harry Wilkinson. Local families attended and a Farm report by Mra A N Miller noted the Nolin crop prospects are strong. The Nolin baseball team traveled to Heidman Bonday and returned after a cloudburst with no win. An incident on the Nolin grade involved John Gentry’s car overturning after brakes failed injuring Mrs Gentry light. Walter Price and family visited Mrs Price. Deputy Steele reports field work delayed by weather but due by early July.
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Noles
United Brethren Church
W. A. Nichols
Spokane
Delbert Thorne
Alfred Montromers
Carson Power
Will Power
Marence Power
Harry Wilkinson
Holdman Bops
John Gentry
Frank Brundenburg
James Kimball G . Hartle
C. A
Heidman Bonday
Pendleton
Thomas Kerr
Walter Price
Pile Rock
Earls Heir Declared Dead After Long Disappearance
London May 10 The estate court has declared Francie Clements, heir to the Earl of Leitrim, legally dead. He vanished from London in 1907 after a trip to New York, and despite a decade of detective work across two continents no trace has been found. The ruling leaves the title and related honors without an heir.
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Looxdon
Francie Clements
Earl of Leitrum
London
New York
Alvyne
Fredine Penrod
Rane Mtr
Falee
Leitrim
Clements
Baby girl born at Nolin in East Oregonian report
Nolin May 10 A one pound daughter arrived to Mr and Mrs Jeelinget Thor ten of Eebo, attending. The infant is described as small but healthy with fair prospects, father Mr Salina guarding at the Nedin railroad riage.
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East Oregonian
Nolin
Wes Berm
Marine Corps Seeks Technical Men for Training
The Marine Corps announces a call for skilled men in mechanical, civil, and electrical engineering to join a uniform, trained body. Recruits will undergo preliminary military and naval training, with placements for those best suited to specific technical roles after completion.
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Sind
Renda
County Library News Notes
Library bulletin highlights farming and irrigation manuals, construction how tos, and agricultural guidebooks. It describes clear, simple language for beginners, with sections on farm loans, disease prevention, and farm equipment usage, plus photographs illustrating procedures.
Road projects linked to farm needs in Oregon debate
An analysis argues that farmers pay over 3.5 million dollars annually in truck tolls due to poor roads and suggests a state plan where residents fund 20 percent of rural road costs while cities finance the rest. The author claims such a program benefits urban and rural areas, boosting regional prosperity and growth.
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Iremon
Oregon
Oremcon
Conventhit
Dusinens
Explaining Auto Tax Continued From Page One
Fragmented lines discuss road funding and auto taxes. The text mentions using collected funds for road construction and improvements while producers may bear costs for tires, machinery, and related goods. Overall the fragment debates distribution of tax proceeds and impact on manufacturers.
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Mra Lawrences
Frasier
Joan
Pleasanton
Kansas
Parke
Mra
H. Williams
G. W. Ruse
Harry Drill
Galem
H. F. John
Portland
George A. Shanard
Lew
Lee Anfelts
Nancy Deepain
George Shanard
South Pikota
Moose Lwlge
Moose Hall
Colin F. Yonka
Pritaville
Carl Gibert
Frankie
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Clark
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Iiventock
Elmer Heamon
Ed Kellogg
Heppner
St. George
Jens Peterson
Helix
William Bis
William F. Vernka
Rbitevithy
Joho
Vavehn
Smead of
M. Keele
Stanfield
Abe Molatrom
Sandpoint
Idaho
R. © Bean
Tocal
Aberdeen
Willam H. Daughtres
Paton
Jame Myrick
Ring
PF. Nutting
U. S
Internal Revenue
F. E. Atkins
Ulob
Atkins
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LL. McKenna
Everett
James
Jenna
John L. Parker
Coe Aneces Tett
Les Angeles
Hohbach
Hohhbach’s Bakery
California
Cheney Normal School
University of California
Mise Ardi
Re 1Rdmmanbede
Elas Dome
Miirwem
Navy
Jad Cane
Holdman Porn
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Ochueoch
Nolin Raeball
Holdmanite
Earls
Marine Corps
Hara
Princess Mamziwill
Ellis Island
Catherine Holaiwifl
United States
New Fark Wells
Killin
Vne ‘In
Inimlaraer Authoritie
Princess feaDz I Wilt
County Library News
Sundats
Witudente
Sorkmen
Fem
Sarsing
Main Street
Fidelity
Estes
Jas. H. Estes
Main St
Perley
Unites Sats
Etrck
Wilkinson
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