Social News Highlights From Pendleton Area Society Events
The North division of the Methodist Ladies Aid Society hosted the South division with a social, coffee, and luncheon. A wedding in Tidass Idaho united Nisa Mury Leona Whiker and Mary E. Williams of Pendleton, with a brief honeymoon before settling in Pendleton. Cloud Room hosted a Research Circle meeting selecting officers Clarence Edmunds as president and others in key roles, followed by a luncheon and social hour. Mrs. George W. Gray and daughters depart for Brooks Oregon. visitors leave for home in Portland after visiting relatives. Thursday Afternoon Club names officers for the coming year and prepares for a State Federation Women’s Club meeting in Enterprise. arrangements include a tea hour and socializing in the host home. Retiring officers listed.
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Marnied
Boise
Tidas
Idaho
Nisa Mury Leona Whiker
EH. Williams
Pendleton
Clud Elpcts
Eva Wiester
Harry Rensom
Angus
Clarence Edmunds
James Till
E. FE. Baer
H. FE. Mee Iwan
T. H. Rembokit Treasnurer
Igrbara Edmunds
Mae Hagar
Gale Sturdivant
J. M. P. Snyder
Lester Hamsey
Westbrooke Dickson
Mra
Mra Dickson
G. W. Phelps
Mra. Hobart
A. J. Owen
Boyden
Mra Hartman
Orient
Wade
Birs
John Vert
Henry Dixon Jones
Harold J. Warner
Jredk
Mra. Wade
A. L. Schaefer
Mra. Warner
Hoover campaign in state dropped in primaries week
Local Hoover campaign managers announced the suspension of active efforts as the Republican presidential candidates fight in the week of primaries. A telegram from Hoover urged full effort to defeat Johnson rather than promote Hoover, but managers refused to commit to swing votes to Wood or Lowden.
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Hoover's
Berth
Hoover
Johnson
Hoovers
Wood
Lowden
New Alaska Fish Fertiliser FactoriesA New Alaska fish fertiliser factories rise from canneries
Anchorage April 14 Among Alaska's new industries are fish fertiliser factories built by large cannery plants. The plants are modern and will process by products from canneries into fertiliser, signaling recovery of waste resources and expansion of processing sectors in Alaska.
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Siptung
Anchorage
Alaska
Germany Holds Out for Troop Removal Policy
London May 14 The German cabinet after full discussion with federal and state ministers decided unanimously that Germany should not proceed with a troop withdrawal at this time. The decision follows domestic political debate and reflects cautious stance on military redeployment amid evolving postwar assessments.
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Associated Press
London
Gierman Kabinet
Germany
Neuralgic Pains Remedy Adverts Safe, Money Back Guarantee
An old advertisement touts Neuralgic Pains medicine promising antiseptic qualities to prevent serious results from pains, bruises, cuts, burns and colds. It urges purchase from a druggist for 30 cents with a money back guarantee if not satisfied. The copy references pink pills and counterfeit phrasing, characteristic of late era patent medicines.
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Leita Hee
Leita Hee Wines Or Bape Sk
Representatives Withdrawn From District Ahead Of May 16
A central Berlin dispatch reports that delegates to the Spa or Hrumels conferences are fully withdrawn from the main district by May 16. The move involves Ge and representatives and affects coverage of uniesa or troopa discussions.
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Spa
Hrumels
Uniesa
Troopa
Berlin
Second Fattest Member of Work and Grow Thin Club
Two weeks after the program began forty women in Health Commissioner Dr John Dill Robertson's work and grow thin group in Chicago weighed in. An average 4.2 pounds per person, totaling 168 pounds. Dr Robertson's second harvest pupil is Mrs Florence Peters, described as 31 1 2 inches tall and weighing 214 pounds. Dieting walking and light upper body exercises are prescribed but the commissioner says work in a murden or over the wand tab is the best reducer.
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John Dill Robertson
Benedicts Win Game Amid Postgame Protest
The Benedicts defeated the single men 3 to 2 in five innings at Hound-Up park. The losers protested claiming a seven inning agreement, with claims of batting out of turn by Bill Carey in the fifth. The married men deny these charges, saying the rules were followed.
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Mne Mg
Hound-Up Park
Sis Wormething
Marshall Spell
Bill Carey
Bingham Springs Opens Season With Dance and Music
Bingham Springs plans a 1920 season opening with dancing and swimming, Fletcher's Jury Orchestra to perform at the opening dance and Sunday matinee. W W Hoch and manager oversee preparations with a new Ford truck for shuttle service between the springs and Gibbon rail station. Dining room remains open under L A Bulen as mountain climbing and other attractions join dancing and swimming.
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Hingham Springs
Fletcher
Fred Bruch
Ign
Bingham
W. WW. Hoch
Pendleton
Hoch
Gimpson Auto Co
Apringa
Gibbon
L. A. Bulen
Missionary Petzoldt Expands Work In Montana Indians
Rev Petzoldt has served Indians on the Crow Reservation in Montana for 17 years and now devotes himself to inter church missions. He plans to visit Umatilla and other Northwest reservations and will meet Princess Joggin, an Indian woman recently married overseas, to discuss establishing a hut in Pendleton for Indian men and women.
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Petzoldt Thes Beee
Crow
Montana
Himelif
Umatilla
Ndlag
Northwest
Jogg Indian
Pendle
Ton
Inside health fad promises quick fixes with hot water and minerals
A dubious old time health column urges hot water with four teaspoons of limestone phosphate as a daily cleanse. It claims to flush the stomach liver kidneys and bowels to prevent toxins, headaches and bad breath, touting a quarter pound of phosphate as a simple cure.
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Milliotia
Weill
Therning
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Albert Naland
Methodint Ladies Aid Society
Zena Hamband
Wiliams
Oregon Militery Pollee
Smythe-Lonergan Company
Williama
Mrs. Gray
George W. Gray
Prudence
Georgianna
Brooks
Oregton
Mra Gray
George Harriman
Lilllia McMorris
Portland
Abbie Maye
Mopp
Over Taylor Hardware Store
Hamlin
the Jolly Inn
Hotel
St. George
Timothy
Umatilla Flour & Grain CO
Symphony
Quire
Pound
THE
Pendleton Drug CO
Rexall
Thomas
Coats
Stadt
Benedicts
Bingham Springs
Viahtor
Gee
Mproper
Ey Mane
Crawford Furniture. Company
Home Furnisher
Court
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