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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1918
Page
2
Fragmentary text describes arrivals and events at a gathering, mentions Morgan Edwards and a group crossing a river or field, references a sermon and church activity, and notes rain and related weather. Several names appear garbled, but mentions of a meeting, a sermon, and a church event are present alongside weather observations and a monetary amount.
A baby daughter was born yesterday to Mr and Mrs Charles Banders of 2709 near Webs street. The child is named Minnie May. Several local social notes follow including Miss Grace Stocking returning from Hermiston and plans for a Portland trip.
Lew Manel Pasees Throash from Morrison Va en route to Vancouver Wash after training. He is a Pendleton boy who has lived here 11 years and joined the 639th Aero squadron about six months ago. His home is in Hood River. Lieut Walters heard from Fred Leckley’s memory to the Portland Journal mentions Lieut Eugene P Walters of the 0ls. He was first sergeant of Troop D and now serves in artillery. Petty thievery warning issued as city police urge locking garages and not leaving cars unattended during carnival. Oregon Short Line report notes thefts of motor cars along the line and belongings from homes while families are away.
Lieutenant TJ Warner of the Signal Corps and a University of Oregon law graduate has been directed to deliver the commencement address for Aberders high school on Jane 4. The event marks the fourth annual store state with crowds and notable attendees, including families and local dignitaries.
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