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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Nov 25, 1916
Page
3
A garbled list of realty transfers names Arthur Fogmagoux and M. A. Wat rum among others. It cites parcels including lots 7 to 02 and section 2 with township and range references. Amounts shown are $1000 and $1.00 with vague lot designations in a damaged form.
East Oregonian special from Meacham reports a sight pound baby tag born to Mrs. Larson on November 20. Haley and mother are doing fine. Mrs. J. O. Merrill visited Pendleton. Mr. J. B. Casey traveled to La Grande and Pendleton for several days. Weather was mild then a heavy storm came Thursday night. Er. Pagan and Alex Thomyomon went to Aqually Hook for duck hunting days.
Mr and Mrs Jimey Owens Quest were married at the bride’s residence on November 22 in Helix. Attended by relatives and friends, the ceremony featured best man Ray Pierce and usher Het F. Grant Hammer. The couple planned a Thanksgiving visit before wintering in California near Wallula where Owens farms.
E Webb and Johnson streets church invites attendance with sermons Sunday at 11 am and 7 pm. Sunday school at 10 am. Wednesday service at 8 pm. Reading room open daily except Sunday from 9 am to 2 pm. Sermon titled Ancient and Modern Necromancy, Denounced.
Morning and evening services in Oberch tomorrow with Sunday school at 10 pm. Morning worship features a pre Thanksgiving service and a sermon by Pietor Ribject titled God the Hountegus Givers at 6 15 pm. Young people's meeting and a popular evening service follow including Mr Snyder presenting a series from New Wine in Old Bottle Our Idols will be the aut Jer of the firat xerman.
Fragmentary schedule describes morning and evening events at a local Butte school. Mentions a morning quartet performance titled How Sweet the Name of Jesus Sounds performed by Mise Arbouine Clevenger and others, with an evening program planned.
The Christian church announces a revival day with Mr Pagen presenting The Christian Life and The Call of Conscience. Mrs Fagin will sing Did You Think to Pray in the morning and Thine Sweet Story of Oh in the evening.
A church notice invites parishioners to Holy Communion at 7 30 am Sunday school at 10 am Divine service and Sermon at 11 am with half an hour for luncheon after the morning service Evening services at 7 30 pm All are cordially invited Charles Quigner rector
Metlvoedliat presents a religious notice announcing services with greetings to Fou Lambrow. The text mentions a sermon at 11 and references cultural and moral themes, inviting attendees to participate in community religious life.
Pendleton Oregon ad for a New Edison phonograph with 156.94 price including records. Down payment options, monthly payments, and a free home trial are advertised along with request for name and address to receive a book and picture.
A vintage ad touts California Syrup of Figs as a gentle cleanser for troubled stomachs. It claims to ease peevishness, sleep issues, and digestive distress in children without griping, marketing a fruit-flavored laxative made by California Fig Syrup Company and warning buyers to avoid counterfeit imitations.
A church outline invites all to Sunday evening services with the theme Deep to Deep and a sermon The Univer Crav ing. Special music is planned for each service and the youth society meets at 4 30 PM. Singing and practical topics aim to inspire and uplifting content is offered for any faith or lifestyle. Parishioners are welcomed by ft E Gar.
Advertisement extols Hood's Sarsaparilla as removing scrofula sores and other humors from blood, claiming external applications cannot purify blood. It asserts the medicine makes rich red blood, improves digestion, and strengthens the whole system, urging readers to insist on Hood's.
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