Pendleton News Briefs Mixed Local Notices
Community notes report new signage at Pacific Power front office. Charles Smith jailed for drunkenness, fined $10. Car sales by Rudetaker distributor to Holdman and Kupers. Funeral of Kate Mollaley held. interment at Olney cemetery. John Vaughan moves electrical shop to east Court street. Claud Little convicted for giving liquor to an Indian, fined $50 and ten days in jail. Nate Raina plans cattle shipments to Portland from Pilot Rock. Minnie Reno’s funeral moved to Monday in Walla Walla to aid Pendleton attendees. Foggy conditions noted, but Meacham reports fair weather. Deer killing alleged on Couse Creek. Luke Lane charged. District Attorney Steiner returns from Canyon City after cattle theft trial. Graham sentenced then paroled. Oregon speaker race signals bone-dry stance. Stanfield supports amendment. Elks to hold memorial December 2 with Judge Kavanaugh speaking. Bowling match to test renewed Peters alleys. Umatilla publishers meeting with Erle W. Allen as adviser. Idaho Indians visit Tutuilla meetings, Rev. Wheeler to attend. Large whisky seizure reported. warrants issued for two Pendleton men. Rain boosts late-season ducks. farmers plan sowing next week if ground firms. Union Signal praises Pendleton hospitality at state WCTU convention.
Pendleton Christ in Church Members Attend Walla Walla Conference
A large Pendleton Christ in Church delegation returned home last evening after attending a missionary conference in Walla Walla. The group included Mrs Ora Grenlich Mrs Clay Grenlich Mr EB Anabel Mrs Mary Hird Mrs King Mr and Mrs Charles Olcott Mrs Sharp Mira Mr Peters Dr and Mrs S A Roe Mrs S Reots Mrs Nellie Horton Dan Rowman Mrs Mary Hoover Mrs Rh E Callison Rev H H Hubbell and Rev Fagan. Also noted was a Lincoln School Parent Teacher Association meeting held in the school building with James H B Gwinn giving an address and piano solos by Miss Mary Clarke and Jack Boynton. The meeting drew strong attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pendleton Christ In Chhurch
Walla Walla
Ora Grenlich
Clay Grenlich
Anabel
Mra
Mary Hird
Mra. King
Charles Olcott
Sharp
Mira Mr. Peters
8S. A. Roe
S Reots
Nellie Horton
Dan Rowman
Mary Hoover
Rh. E. Callison
H. H. Hubbell
Fagan
Lincoln School Parent Teacher Association
James HB. Gwinn
Mary Clarke
Jack Boynton
Personal Notes From the Gibbon Country
Gibbon area notes list illnesses and visits for the week. Ma Albert Faker has legrcone. Mr and Mrs FP Hyatt returned home after visiting Mr and Mrs Dolray Thompson. Mr and Mrs C Hager confined with influenza. John Thompson in Pendleton for dental work. Born Friday Nov 17 to Mr and Mrs George Cray a baby boy. Karey Richmond of Troy visited in Pendleton in the last two weeks at his sister Mrs Albert Baker. Albert Baker was in Pendleton yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oregonian
Gibbon
Albert Faker
Legrcone
Hyatt
Weston
Dolray Thompson
C Hager
Ingrippe
John Thompson
Pendleton
Mra
George Cray
Bom Hager
Karey Richmond
Troy
Ore
Hin Alster
Albert Baker
Pendleton Visit and Local Notices Include Dance at Gibbon
Miss Evalyn Meager visited Pendleton with sister Mew C BL Wana Belle and Martha Sayer were home for the weekend from school in Pendleton. Mr and Mrs G W Jones left for their new Texas home and will be missed at Gib bon where he aided the railroad for years. Jesse and Frank Bennett have gone upriver for the winter months. Mrs Geo Brace is confined to home with grippe. A big dance is announced for Friday night at the home of Mr and Mrs John Adame at Gibbon station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evalyn Meager
Pendleton
Mew C
Wana
Belle
Martha Sayer
G. W. Jones
Texas
Gibbon
Mr. Jones
Jesse
Frank Bennett
Geo, Brace
la Grippe
John Adame
Gibbon Station
Belgium Sacrifices Signaled in Wider War Fraught With Resolve
Further indications point to Belgium’s deep sacrifice as authorities press a broad aerial offensive. Reports describe protective measures, elevated casualty stakes, and the nation’s resolve to endure shared hardship amid ongoing hostilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belgium
Feminine Fashion Feats Stir Chicago Dressing Pace
Mrs Eleanor McAdoo wife of the secretary of the treasury and daughter of the president claimed a world fast dress record at twenty minutes in Dallas. Chicago society figures including Charter Harrison Jr and Mrs Harry Gordon Selfridge weighed in with claims of faster time and debated variables like time of day and costume.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Wo Rapid
Mra
Eleanor McAdoo
Charter H. Harrison Jr
North Side Society
Mra McAdoo
Mra. Selfridge
Harry Gordon Selfridge
Selfridge
London
Violette
Women’s dress time during air raids in London
Quotations reflect long changeable routines as London women adapt to air raid conditions. A narrator notes twenty minutes is insufficient for Mrs McAdoo to toilet, while others claim twenty minutes is easy and mention a late wake to reach work. The scene shows public mood shifting as novelty wears off.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Gray Bros. Grocery CO
Main St
Jack Man
Iceland
Bath Hobos
In.tops
ETI
Pacific Tient and Power Company
Charles Smith
Nusa
City Recorder
Fay Studebaker Cara
B. Enright
Rudetaker Automobiles
Frank Holdman
August Kupers
Helle
Puneral Fs
Kate Mollaley
Olney
John Vaughan
Main Street
Carl Weissert
East Court Street
Claud Litthe
Thomas Fits Gerald
Yeater Day
Caio
Portland
Nate Raina
John Day
Raina Io
Pilot Rock
Nean
Minnie Reno
Pendston
Irachan
Jerry Gervais
Meicham Wiley
Duncan
Luke Lane
Couse Creek
George Tonkin
Lane
Fred Y. Sams
Frederick Steiner
Canyon City
J. Graham
Ritter
Graham
J AL Free
Graham Ia
Arvicon
L. E. Bean
J. B. Anderson
Wasco
W. P. Elmore
Linn
Elks
The
Alta Theatre
John P. Kavanaugh
Greait
Seton
Erle W. Allen
School of Journalism
Atate University
Umatilla County
Seasion
Idaho
T. D. Taylor
John Doe
Richard Roe
Justice of the Peace
Joe i. Parkes
Larke Allenues
Dilly Pa Pere
Europe
Germany
Pendliion
Hove
Diamartide
Post Creedng Records
H. Harrison, Jr
Violette Beltridge Conanetse
Dale Rothwell
American National Bank Building
Wm. Hanscom
Wes
Peacock” Coal
Grain and Stock Ranch
Valldinas
Jane
Potley
E. T. Wade
Yeyned
City Auto Garage
Garden Street
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