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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
May 21, 1918
Page
4
East Oregonian Special reports a busy week in Amathula with many local residents traveling to Pendleton Seaside and Portland. Notable items include a new cement sidewalk in Wen ton, preparations for church repairs, and many absences due to illness. Teachers, workers, and families are mentioned along with travel for Rebekah lodge events and graduations.
Reeves high school held commencement exercises on Wednesday evening in Stanfield. Professor Guy E. Dyar of the State University of Eugene delivered the address. The class included Orpha Dunning Thomas Pag an and Lice Buchhelt. Mrs Frank Saling of Pendleton attended the Study Club meeting. Co F Schoonemaker of Pendleton was in town. The Study Club met at the home of Mrs GW Connor for a post meeting social hour.
East Oregonian special reports Ukiah May 21 as Orin Gibbs, son of Bert Gibbs, departs from the sawmill to enlist in the army. Local notices mention family moves, election activity, and various residents visiting Pendleton and Bridge Creek with brief updates on health, teaching posts, and road trips in the Ukiah area.
The notice states draft duty for May 25 requires personnel to report in Pendleton Monday morning. Camas Prairie is experiencing very cold, stormy weather and warm overcoats are needed. Rev Herbert and wife returned from Walla Walla. Mr Herbert has been away since March 7. Madeline Martin visited Ridge Creek with her grandparents. A birth is announced to Fay and Mrs Coffin near Salem. Perry Simpson Leonard Simpson and Clarence Daly worked on the drift fence and will become fireguards after finishing.
A damaged report describes Captain Carpenter commanding the Hiritfeh cruiser Vindietlon as it closed Zeehbrudee harbor amid British rival Veeveln factions blocking the channel used by the Ti Beata. A photo shows him wounded after returning to port. The Ostend raid details mention a ship sunk to block the chimney.
A terse note highlights issues with concrete dyimen causing trouble amid wartime concerns. It emphasizes material quality and durability, implying potential hazards or failures in construction. The text underscores practical problems over rhetoric, focusing on supply and safety implications.
Washington May 21 The American navy reports increased patrols in European waters and augmented aircraft contingents to monitor German submarine activity. The department says the submarine threat has not ended and cautions against relaxing vigilance as public sentiment shifts toward defense bonds and a stronger naval stance.
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