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Pendleton Eagle Valley News

Location

Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America

Date

May 31, 1918

Page

8

Women’s Christian Union meets new president in Helix

East Oregonian special reports in Helix on May 30 that the W C T U held a meeting with its new president Mrs E B Gels. The group is planning Hemming-arm outings for soldiers and will meet again next week with Mrs Gelvwt. Missypal Rice travels with Mrs Leum Norvell to Ammer School in Bellingham Washington for a schooling week. Several residents including Mrs RR Morrison of Weston and Mrs Margaret Walker of Athena visit Mrs Minnie Walker’s ranch east of Lower. Edgar GibI of Sulman visits Theodore Norvell. Elmer Albee, former city marshal, left for Harrisburg Idaho. Mrs F E King visits from Pendleton. Mrs J W Stockton and daughter Miss Augusta of Freewater visit E L Norvell.

East Oregonian HELIX W. Ct. U E. B. Gels Hemming-armlings Gelvwt Missypal Rice Mre Leum Mins Margaret Walker Athena Minnie Walker Lower Edgar Gibl Sulman Theodore Norvell Elmer Albee Wharrison, Tdaho F. E. King Pendleton J. W. Stockton Misa Augusta Freewater E. L. Norvell

Ukiah Boy Guards at Boston Receiving Ship Post

Ukiah. Ore May 31. H H Kirk, Ukiah’s boy in the naval air service now in Boston, writes home about guarding the working party at the Receiving Ship. He describes watches from 12:15 am to 4 am, a crowded deck, and daily drills. He notes liberty hours, can visit the M C A, and reports letters and a cake gift from a Maine girl.

Ukiah Ore H. H. Kirk Naval Aer Boston Mare Mny Tad Tila Henry Layman Harvard Ux T Min Liberty Maine Qrarn HH Kirk Commonwealth Mer Mane

Household Soup Substitutes And Tomato Cream Recipe

Household recipes outline milk substitutes for soups and methods for Cream of Tomato Soup, with notes on sago or tapioca thickeners, onion fat sautéing, and milk tempering. Rotarians in Limao report a war garden program with 200 members each tending 40 by 100 feet plots under supervision to can surplus.

Limao Rotary Club F. Vogel

Baseball Yesterday's Scores Across Leagues

Baseball results from yesterday show Portland beating Seattle 6 2 and 6 9, Vancouver 6 Aberdeen 5, Salt Lake 6 Oakland 1 and 6, Los Angeles 4 Sacramento 1 and 1 4, San Francisco 2 Vernon 0 and San Francisco x Vernon 1, plus National and American League tallies including Reaton over Brooklyn 1 Huston over Brooklyn 3 Chicago 6 Cincinnati 0 and 2 1 New York Philadelphia 5 Pittsburg Louis 0, Detroit 2 St Louis and others.

Portland Seattle Vancouver Aberdeen Salt Lake Oakland Los Angeles Sacramento San Francisco Vernon Reaton Brooklyn Huston Chicago Cincinnat New York

Eugene High School Class of 06 Graduation

Ninety six students will graduate from Eugene High School at commencement exercises in the Methodist Episcopal church on June 7. L. R. Aldermin, superintendent of Portland schools, will deliver the commencement address.

Pinkshis Eugene Ore Eugene High School The Methodist Episcopal Church L. R. Aldermin Portland

Unclear regional ties speculated amid postwar tension

Remarks ponder whether Austria and Germany are being cemented or bound together, suggesting a possible entanglement that hinges on evolving political factors. The speaker notes the outcome remains uncertain and depends on future developments.

Austria Germany

Alien Troops to Get Citizenship at Camp Lewis

Army policy proposes abbreviated naturalization for foreign troops at Camp Lewis, delaying the usual five years. The change would streamline citizenship for aliens serving in the United States military, outlining a 49 minute process rather than lengthy residency requirements.

Camp Lewis

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