Pendleton Notes From May A Busy Local Page
Pendleton notes report Berkeley shifted to Pendleton Drug, Spe will clerk film developing, the 2 Bachelors club relocated upriver. Local schools held picnics, the Mental Hygiene Commission meeting in Salem may affect McNary absence, porches added on Hamilton Court, Mrs Baldwin fined for drunken conduct, speeding cases resolved in court, vocational advisor from Red Cross aids soldiers, fishing catches fair amid heavy rain, farmers report needed rain for spring grain, road conditions hindered return from Hingham trip, school election budgets and remodelling plans discussed, Ferndale women start sewing and millinery studies, Pilot Rock beat Pendleton 9 to 3 in baseball.
Pine County Forest Ranger Reports Malheur Conditions
W. Flournoy, a forest ranger from Long Creek in Malheur County, met with supervisor W. Crider in the city. Flournoy reported a raw cold spring with mid rain. the north wind helped little but the area remains in fine condition overall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Flournoy
Long Creek
Malheur County
Crider
Forea
Mr. Flournoy
Survey of Palm Home Conditions in Uipalilla County
A future survey of farm home conditions in Uipalilla county and other counties of the state will be made under the direction of the State Relation Service in Washington DC. The purpose is to gain knowledge of farm homes to help the government plan work and understand the needs of farm owners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uipalilla
Tate
State Relation Service
Washington, DC
Team from Oregon to play Pendleton squad here
A Portland area basketball team from the OW ro SN Co seeks a game against a Pendleton team in eastern Washington and Oregon. Ralph Drawie, once a telegraph operator and railroad favorite, manages the squad and is brother to William Chavlis of the eb.
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OW. Ro & SN. Co
High School Track Captain and Flight Offer Debated
John Saunders, elected captain of the next year’s high school track team, earned top honors at county and Pendleton meets. Frank Colt, aviator at March Field, Sacramento, seeks a Nowad-Wp air show appearance, requesting committee support with aircraft and expenses. Round Up board withholds approval due to stated facts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ie Track
John Saunders
High Schoor
Hig
Bel Coum
Baker Pendleton
Thoond
Frank Colt
March Field
Sacramento
Rye Valley
Baker
Round Up
Okeh
Paving Work to Begin on Adama to Athena Route
The War ren Constunction Co with 72 workers plans road work from Freewater toward the state line, grading and laying paving material. D A Lonergan leads the county project teams for rapid progress on both segments.
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Adama
Athena
Wednnesday
Warren Constunction Co
Gino Hella
Freewater
D. A. Lonergan
Couty
Pinometia
Pendigron Commercial Association Leader to Attend Dalles Meet
C K Cranston secretary of Pendigron Commercial Association will depart The Dalles Wednesday night to join statewide commercial bodies gathering there. The meeting aims to plan a state chamber of commerce and discuss cooperation with Farm Bureau and local chambers. Delegates will consider mentorship methods and joint development strategies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C.K Cranston
Pendigron
Dalles
Chamber of Commerce
Pendleton hospitality praised by high amateur shooter
A letter from XN. Treeh of Portland to Ro) Baur, a committee manager, commends Pendleton hospitality and the recent fecal tournament. Treeh says the event was the best they have attended from every standpoint and notes traveling men from Portland say those who attended are talline about the shoot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pendleton
Baur
Treeh
Portland
Trieh
Portia
Lettering Diplomas Bestowed by High School Students
Students of the art club at the high school completed the lettering of the graduating class of 1919 names on diploma panels today. Panels were distributed among club members with attendance tracking and a grade percentage tied to completion. The effort marks the fourth year of this school project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heh
Dionete
High Schow
Planning annual student-led project initiative
A description notes that the activity is carried out by students and is planned to occur each year through the department. The statement implies ongoing educational involvement and institutional support for repeated execution.
College final exams and credits announced
The article notes final examinations for two courses with quarter credit options and a system where half credit can be earned from cross course work. It mentions administrators and appraisers named for estate matters, a speeding incident with fines, and local school activities.
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Apwcil Cours Ln
Hieh
Hove
Heobnen Ferrin
Cant of Thanks Note of heartfelt gratitude to friends
We extend our emoeth thanks to the many friends who came to share our sorrow at the loss of wife, mother and daughter. Appreciation for the beautiful floral offerings and expressions of sympathy is gratefully acknowledged from Alma, Grace, Ben, and Baumgar dser family.
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Alma Mite
Grace
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Mai Ee Birkeley
Chomm Spe
Atudio
Bachelors Club Houwte
Umatilla
Forks
Milton
Wim
W. D. McNary
Salem
McNary
Ubwent
Wiernoon
I. Hamilton
Hamillton Court
Tildwin Wa
Potice Court
Co. Bullog
Wolly Aurnet
Onch
Hergif
Bportahen
East Birehorpet
Youterday
Ferndale
Lorene Marker
Min Meck
Pilot Rock
Leewell
Musa
Pendleton Cash Market, Inc
Insurance
Joe Kerley
Chas, BE. Heard, Inc
Main
Oregon
Jeffrey
ETO
Cottonwood & Water St
Pendleton’s
Cho
Ocery Dept
Eagle
Rex
Areteson
Will M. Peterson
Wentworth
Werttworth
North Taboin
Peterson
Umailla
McNauehey PO
Swaree
EP. Dial
Hermiston
Fallfoul Tian
Thy
Mantalone Perry
Cased
Ceed Allornise
Trvlay
Liewa If & Messing
Sievena Alpha & Harmlit
Foot
Charles BH
Ansbach Tudar
E. Leckwood
Roy Duff
Eon
The
Whorthal R
Comumerchat Tepartmund
Dendletom Hich School
Weston Country
Morrow County
A. W. Lundell
Weston, Oregon
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