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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 1919
Page
7
Local social notes list arrivals, visits, and engagements across Pendleton and nearby towns. Mrs J T Richardson announces a meeting and membership details for the Chio Club, Lavender club hosts at Newquist apartments, and several Pendleton residents plan trips to Portland, Walla Walla, Eugene, and Spokane.
An old ad touts Hamlin s Wizard Oil as safe relief for headaches and neuralgia, rubbed on the pain for nerve relief, plus antiseptic benefits for sprains and skin issues. It also promotes Wizard Liver Whips, pink pills, 30 cents with a money back guarantee.
Local teachers will cooperate in a city milk survey to count children not receiving milk. The Oregon Dairy Council leads with support from the state agricultural college and health, education, parent teacher, women’s clubs, chamber of commerce, and others. In Portland 5702 children under 14 reportedly had no milk in their diet. Follow up includes lectures and teacher-led education. Edith Knight Hill at 807 Broadway will compile and publish results.
Mandell outlines a four story fireproof brick building with 74 apartments and basement laundry for 16 workers. Units include two and three room layouts with rents around 45 and 65 dollars. Building measures 200 by fleet with elevator and modern amenities. Investment would form a corporation with Mandell seeking 76,000 in stock and 100,000 loan, local investors to hold 76 percent.
Local couple Mareh P. Paine and Mint Lena De Bolt, Pendleton, wed Saturday in a ceremony not far from home. Also reported, a son born to Mr and Mrs Joe Miller of McKay Creek at St Anthony's hospital. Warrants for state school money go to districts with bonds. one man fined $1 for parking over a white line. Red Cross parade riders to meet at Oregon Lumber yard at 9:30 p m. location changed from Happy Canyon.
H K Dean, head of the Hermiston experiment station, was in the city Saturday on business.
Mrs Tillie Nolan files divorce suit against George Nolan alleging desertion in May 1917 and seeks to resume the name The Runner. Attorney A Owell represents. case seeks legal relief and name restoration. Also noted: Annie McLeod sues Fred Marten for 1200 dollars plus 100 for attorney fees in a promissory note dispute with Raley Steiner firm handling for plaintiff.
The mandate of the United States Supreme Court entered in the case of E W McComas against Northern Pacific Railway and the Farmers Loan Trust Co was issued in circuit today. The decision reverses a state supreme court ruling and ends a legal dispute spanning back to 1914.
Four appraisements were filed in four estates with the county clerk. Read names include George W Smithey valued at 10578.49 dollars Solomon M Nickle at 7275.00 dollars William Kerr at 8845 dollars and James C Dodson at 11446 dollars.
The text touts Bayer Tablets of Aspirin stamped with the Bayer Cross as genuine and physician prescribed for over eighteen years. It claims relief at low cost with a twelve tablet tin box and mentions larger packages sold by drugstores under the Bayer trademark.
George W. Roberta was appointed receiver today to take charge of the property at Brieht during pendency of the salt action. He will operate the property on behalf of Peter Gunnave and George Geanokopulos.
Petition received by the county clerk to enter the will of T. G. Davin who died recently in Walla Walla County leaving property valued at 40,000.
Garages and automobile stores will close at 9 p m tomorrow and reopen at 5 p m the following day in observance of Armistice Day. The Pendleton Automobile Association announces the action led by President J F Knight.
George Biriabola, formerly of Pendleton, died in Yakima at age 58 and was buried yesterday after a service at the church near the Catholic mansion. his body arrived in town for burial.
Miss Virginia Todd secretary of the Umatilla county Red Cross says World War medals for Oregon veterans will not be presented on 1 spring. She notes records for 200 men have been secured by school children and 1600 remain to be secured by county soldiers. Records must be completed at her office in the federal building.
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