Pendleton News Notes Highlight Local Moves And Nods
Local notes report fishing limits near Cibben geeter, court fines, and probate filings. Administrators file final accounts for Mary A. Jones estate. Officials travel to Portland and the Willamette Valley for business, education appointments, and conferences. New grain elevators rise at Myrick, and farmers prepare for harvest with a 160000 bushel capacity facility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrick
Farmers’ Union
H & Cae
Lodge Shows Strong Season for Bonded Knights
Damon Lodge No. 4 K of P has been active in degree work since January with 30 to 35 initiations planned. A fishing trip by A P Knight, Ralph Howland, Walter Rove and Fred W Lamkin to upper McKay creek yielded good catches but rough crossing at a ford above the forks caused trouble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Damon Lodge No. 4
K. of P
Jodie Ropter
A. P. Knight
Ralph Howland
Walter Rove
Fred W. Lamkin
McKay Creek
Former Testasnt Dies of Cancer
Mrs J R Stanaberry arrived home from Portland where she had been visiting her husband Mars E Stansberry. He came on the same train and was here a few minutes en route to Caldwell Idaho where he is called by the death of her daughter Mrs le H Hankey. Mrs Hankey, who formerly lived in Pendleton, died of cancer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra
J.R. Stanaberry
Portland
Mars. E. Stansberry
Caldwell
Idaho
Mra. le H. Hankey
Hankey
Pendleton
Cartoonist William McLaughlin Gains Noted Praise
An amateur cartoonist from Thinean, William McLaughlin, nephew of Mrs J. Ot, has produced substantial recent work that has earned praise from friends. In France, Tom Murphy writes to his father Councilman Ed Murphy about visiting Paris and recommends Parks for a town. Secretaries and officials show interest in the big attraction dates this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. Preton
Commerceial
Chile
Paris
Tom Murphy
Francy
Ed Murphy
Hey
William McLaughlin
Thinean
Mra J
Graduates Named From Camp Lewis Training Camp
The list of officer candidates includes George L. Jett of Baker in the infantry and James A. Wilson of North Powder in the artillery, among the graduates from Camp Lewis.
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Camp Lewis
Camp Lew
George L. Jett
Baker
James A. Wilson
North Powder
Artillery
Farewell reception for Athena church and draft boys
Floyd Hall, company clerk, reports from France that his son Floyd, a corporal, enjoys time there and hopes to eat Christmas at home. H. H. Findbell will attend a joint farewell for the Athena draft boys and Rev. Errett as pastor Dovin Frrett departs for Spokane.
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Floyd Hall
Just Hall
Floyd
France
Athena
H. H. Findbell
Pendleton Christian Church
Baby to Hermiston for two months for better health
Mrs. Ora Jay departs with her baby daughter who has suffered whooping cough for five months. The family hopes the move improves the infant’s condition while visiting Hermiston with the husband's mother Mrs Jenac Jay. The Pendleton Bike Lodge and Pendleton Commercial Club offer clubroom access to service members in town. A Missoula event notes a July rodeo with performers Tex McLeod Richard Burke and others, directed by Mil Switeer and Charles Allard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ora Jay
Hermiston
Pendleton
Sampoelo
Missoula
Missoulian
Carrien
Ap. Aeeo
Fom Crimes
Tex McLeod
Richard Burke
Ifp
T Grow
Charles Allard
Mil Switeer
Umatilia Lg
Adaing High School Building Nears Completion
Raymon Hatch reports Adaing's pew high school structure advancing with basement nearly done and brickwork starting. Bonds are set for market, and the Thorn Hollow bridge project shifts to Thorn, Mollow with a July 1 install goal. The county court readies Thorn Hollow roadwork for travel, while Mission bridge work nears completion though access remains limited.
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Adonich School
Golmg Up
Raymon& Hatch
Adaing
Thorn
Uridaw
Mission
Mollow
Route Only Petitioned For New Daily Service
A report states error misrepresented plans for a daily R F Che route replacing thrice weekly service. Petition drafted seeks changes. officials say six months at least before any shift, with Holdman and others affected.
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Ividiman
Holdman
Fragmentary Local News Record Including Fines and Subscriptions
The clipping reports Amity court fines, a $10 penalty for speed, a $10 donation to the Red Cross from Godfrey Newman, construction permits for a back room addition at 210 Tustin, and a Salem judge inquiring about Pendleton’s Red Cross contribution. Names include L.A. Mitton, Will Ballad Addition, Dr. F. B. Brutdage, and Henry Kean. Local shop mentions and scattered notes appear throughout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Ballad
F .B. Brutdage
Alid
Tustin Ree
Return from Eastern Trip and Guardian Appointed
Jock Dungan, a former Pendleton man, returned yesterday from a visit at Superior Wik and stayed overnight, leaving today for Portland. The county court appointed Ellen Augusta Gain guardian of Jowell, Harold, Mildred, Harley and Helen Joiner, minors, with bond set at 1250. A baby daughter arrived at Anthony’s Hospital at noon. Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Rolen of Hermiston are the parents. A new candy maker job hires Rt. 1 Dice left Williams, California for Hoblinch cafe and restaurant. Committeeman Sam Thompson praised for Red Cross drive work. little follow-up work expected in his district.
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Jock Dungan
Pendleton
Superior Wik
Portland
Jellen Augusta
Jowell
Harold
Mildred
Harley
Helen Joiner
Br. An‘thonys Hospital
Jum
J. W. Rolen
Hermiston
Rt. 1
Dice
Williams
Cal
Hoblinch Cafe
Red Cros Drive
Sam Thompson
Greek resident held on poultry disappearance complaint
Gustavia Alice, a Greek national, was taken into custody by Sheriff Taylor after a complaint from La Grande. The charge concerns the apparent disappearance of several chickens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Setual
Gustavia Alice
Taylor
la Grande
Hue
Appraisers Appointed to Laura Knox Estate
Count Judge Marah appoints G DeGraw Clyde DeGraw and C L Pinkerton as appraisers of the Laura Knox deceased estate. Clara A Brownell is named by the court as administrator of the estate.
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G. DeGraw
Clyde. DeGraw
C. L. Pinkerton
Marah
Laura Knox
Clara. A. Brownell
Chrome stake eyed by La Grande land office official
Frank C Bramwell of the La Grande land office is reported to have become interested in a large chrome body near Granw Pass Oregon with a good chance of a stake. Geo Gillette is in St Vincents hospital Portland under a nerve specialist and in critical condition. Joe Murphy of Murphy Bros has word from land stating Gillette is improving.
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Frank C. Bramwell
la Grande
Geo. Gillette
Joe Murphy
Murphy Bros
Geo. Gillette Ie
Air
Gillette Ie
St. Vincents Hospital
Portland
Deserter Arrest Follows Draft Call Failure
Deputy Sheriff Jake Marin arrested Ed Rife of Riteville, Wazhaw, a deserter wanted after failing to report for the draft. Under the military department rule, a man who does not report when called is classified as a deserter.
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Jake Marin
Ed Rife
Riteville
Wazhaw
Hife
Military Department
Visitor From Bremerton Arrives As Cyclone News Amplifies
John W. Joerger arrived from Bremerton this morning visiting his mother and relatives before Tuesday when he departs for Minnesota to pursue an advanced hospital course. D D Phelps follows dispatches about the Gisistrouk cyclone at Newton Iowa, calling Newton his old hometown with relatives there.
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Bremerton
John W. Joerger
Hospital Corps
Dd. D. Phelps
Newton
Iowa
Sre
Visit Highlights Family from La Grande and Athena
Mrs Wert Rosell and her daughter arrived today from La Grande and are staying with Walter Kirkpatrick. They plan to see J O Rumgel of Athena and other relatives before moving on to Vancouver Washington to visit Mr Ripstell who works in a shipyard and plays in a 36 piece band.
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Tis Granite
War garden booklets offered by Washington agency
Two new wartime booklets issued from Washington provide extensive guidance on home gardening and canning. The pamphlets cover war gardens, cultivation of vegetables, and home preservation of fruits and vegetables, available to all who call for them.
E H Lindbere Named Temporary Receiver for Company
Reports say EH Lindbere was appointed temporary receiver for the firm after a recent announcement. Details remain scarce as the appointment stabilizes operations and protects creditors until further action.
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EH. Lindbere
Blewett Company Seeks Stable Season Management
The official, identified by initials and with 13 years of office management experience in combine harvester firms, will oversee Blewett Company affairs this season to satisfy creditors and keep the factory operating as a unit.
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H. V
Combine Harvester Com Paies
Blewett Company
H and Cards Out Tomorrow At High School
Students at the high school will receive their report cards tomorrow morning. They are asked to report at o'clock to collect them.
Weather Outlook: Max 70 Degrees and Cool Night
The day tops out at 70 with a low around 45 as skies clear and winds ease. Expect a gentle, light breeze and mostly sunny conditions throughout the afternoon and evening.
Worker Burned At Riverton Plant Fire
Mike Rhoden an employee at the Wom Roevch Bottling Works sustained severe burns to hands and forearms from the backfire while working near a water tank. He will be temporarily unable to perform duties for several days.
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Flettling Works
Mike Rhoden
Wom
Roevch Rottling Works
Geecline Fiers
Appointing Registrars in County for Draft Registration
Sheriff T. E. Taylor and County Clerk R. T. Brown travel eastward to set up ree letration offices and appoint registrars ahead of the June 6 draft. They will cover Milton, Freewater, Weston, Athena, Pilot Rock, Beulah, Stanfield and Meridian areas, with a central office in Ton Moton Court House. upcoming appointment announcements will follow.
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T. E. Taylor
RT. Brown
Milton
Freewater
Weston
Athena
Pilot Stork
Behu
Stanfield
Mermiston
Ton- Moton
Court House
Ingram Leads Three Days Tournament Scoring Effort
Ingram posts high score across three day Portland tournament among Pendleton shooters with several top totals and notable performances by Charien Hlariil and J. McNurtin as teams and leaders linger in Portland for a few days of competition.
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Ingram
Portland
Ft. Ingram
Pendleton
Charien Hlariilim
J. McNurtin
McNurtin
Seaianaon
Focal
State Bird Event Victory By McNurtin Detail
A state event on the second day was won by McNurtin in a 100 bird competition. The report notes the overall result and specifics of the event’s format.
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McNurtin
How Men Absent From Home May Register For Draft on June 5
Men who have reached 21 since registration day must register on June 5 even if away from home. If absent, they must notify a local draft board through the chief clerk or a board member who can record their answer and certify the card. Provide address and jurisdiction details, mail the certificate, and ensure the card reaches the local board. Failure to register carries up to imprisonment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portand
Han
Perieh
Megistratieon
Ofeln
Draft registration reminder and wartime concerns amid shortages
The notice urges timely draft registration and submission of a registration card to the local board by June 5. It warns of penalties for evading registration and stresses mailing time to ensure the card reaches the board. A second concern questions arming and disposal of bronze stashes for ammunition and the fate of those not of bronze.
Unclear Names Mentioned in Fragmentary Card Note
Fragmentary OCR reads a message of thanks and apologies with numerous garbled names including Dan Paree Clemens Billie Bowman Van Howmeid Bowman and others. The text is severely damaged and offers no coherent event or date.
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Hector
Dan Paree Clemens
Mra Billie
Z. Bowman
van V. Howmeidl
BL Man
I. G. Bowman
F. B. Bowman
Mr J, C& Bowman
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Walter A. Jones
Himhotics
Idaho Falls
J. A. Foilan
Yeighday
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B. F. Folin
Umatilla
Pasa
George Tonkin
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Echoola
Halla
North Pow
B. B. Smith
Kirkpatrick
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Vauban Ore Coreo
Howard Knutson
Lee Moorhouse
Tran Howard
Knut
Son
Knute
Hattery D
S4uth Field Artillery
Loroqm
Court Street
Biaselness
G. WW. Phelps
John Vaughan
Lap Freske
Lgl
Tel de A. Telneman
Honeminahp
Ron Conmimlogere
Tuninomt Pertainig
Miatiera
Lurybos
Sheridan Yilliam
Wermele
J. B. Livingstone
Ncr
Au EL Perry
Mra. Perry
Bond Brothers Penadlicton
Chahiers
NASH
Thompson
Pendleton Motor Sales Company
Sohn
Joh Bok
Conquet
Tomsitiate
Harry Hayes Walden
Paria
Speeder
L.A. Mitton
Clty Npeed Amity
Recorder’s Court
M. R. Cheseman
Godfrey Newman
Trowsdale
Red Cross
Henry Kean
Salem
Ea Ee
Women’s Wear Dept
Men’s and Children’s Furnishing Department
Mer
Poteffire
Tethin Mall
Mpet
Sport Canvas
Oxford
White Ivory
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Ake
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