Meacham Notes on Travel, Wood Hauling and Local Dance
Meacham May 20 reports John Legros and JJ Chatas traveled to Pendleton to enlist for Virginia railroad work. Local activity includes road inspections, sheep interests, and wood cutting plans. A Ladies Red Cross Auxiliary fundraiser featured raffles, cake slicing, and a homey social with community turnout.
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JJ Chatas
Pendicton
Virginia
TD. Carey
la Grande
Wm. Buckler
Chis Shandorn
Pendlelion
Alfred Smith
Pendleton
Joe Coffman
Coffman
Will Beard
Dr. O'Mearra
Lowinton
Idaho
Roy Hawes
R. Fagan
Clarence Hawes
Relectives
Arthur Thompson
Sanfield
Alex Thompson
James Baker
Arlington
Jamen Baker
Red Crush
Mra
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Mies Rhoda Mangers
Frank Hansen
Kaiela
J. A. Watters
John Causey
Kamela
Hledurn
Ed Waoleth
L. Cooper
Duncan
Graduating Program Enjoyed at Helix
Fifty three voted at the primaries Friday. Prof H W Drew closed his fourth term and will teach next term at a higher salary. The graduating program at the Christian church Friday evening drew a capacity house. Miss Phyllis Piper and America Hutchineen received diplomas. Rev R E Gornall of Pendleton gave an address. Mrs R M Wilde and family moved to Ritzville. Edith Malson’s school near Cold Spring closed Friday and she heads to Portland. Leila Norvell returned home from Stanfield. Jenee Peterson injured his right hand in the bran backer at the mill.
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HELIX
H. W. Drew
Christian Church
Phyllis Piper
America Hutchineen
R .E. Gornall
Pendleton
R. M. Wilde
Ritzville
Mise Edith Malsons
Cold Spring
Portland
Leila Norvell
Stanfield
Jenee Peterson
Echo High School Commencement Exercista at Echo
Echo high school held its commencement exercises in the elts hall. Diplomas were awarded to Elna Thompson Chas Thornton Ray T Johnson and John Mudge amid a large audience. Programs featured orchestra readings and speeches including Wilson Wageing the War and Address to the Federation of Labor. Diplomas presented by Prof. Guy C Dyar. Thrift Stamp totals reported at 1404.05. Mrs Jon Cunha Jr to Portland with visitors.
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Thornton Reading
Whaon
Federation of Labor
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Esas
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Red Crom Organization
Ray Ts Johnson Music
National Ultra
Efiesdovanaes
Guy Co
Dyar
Ture Deiires
Helix Women Send in Red Cross Supplies
Helix May 26 Mrs L D Smith auxiliary chairperson sent in Red Cross items including eleven sweaters seventeen pairs of socks twenty four coats. Bryce Parker visiting Tacoma parents. James Griswold stationed at Camp Fremont near San Francisco. Mina Merle King of Pendleton visited relatives. Ira Scott and wife of Lacrosse, formerly of Helix, welcomed a new daughter.
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L. D. Smith
Helix Auxiliary
R. R. Co
Bryce Parker
Tacoma
James Griswold
Camp Fremont
San Francisco
Mina Merle King
Pendleton
Ira Scott
Lacrosse
Joseph Sheard Dies Suddenly at Athena Farm
Athena origin: Joseph Sheard, prominent Umatilla County farmer, died Friday at his home near Athena after a Thursday paralysis attack. He collapsed after a hearty supper and remained unconscious until death Friday evening. Survived by his wife and four children, including Mrs. Ernest Haynie of Weston, and sons George and Carr. He recently bought the Kingston farm near his home. The community mourns the loss of a longtime local figure.
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M Ns
Athens
Joseph Sheard
Mr. Sheard
Umatilla County
Kngwiton
Ernest Haynie
Weaton
George
Cari
Migs Maymile Sheard
Northwest Telephone Employes Meet For Labor Talks
In Portland representatives of over 3 000 telephone workers from Washington and Oregon met with government delegates. A union organizer said Pacific Telephone and Telegraph has violated its agreement not to discriminate against striking employees. James Sutton announced the discrimination issue would be presented to the government.
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Ore
Washington
Oregon
Pacific Telephone Telegraph Cn
James Sutton
Orguilaer
The Optimist and Pessimist Exchange Brief Remark
A brief quip contrasts optimism and pessimism about helping others. The Optimist says satisfaction comes from aiding a man to stand, while the Pessimist counters that it may give him a chance to strike back.
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