Social and Personal News From Pendleton Area
Social and personals report wedding news and visits across Pendleton and nearby towns. Ada Earl married William Hoseig in a small ceremony at the Earl home with Rev. Gornall officiating before a Portland-Tacoma honeymoon plan. Various residents, guests, and travelers are listed with brief notes on illness trips and family events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ada Earl
William F. Hoseig
Tay
T. B. Earl
Sproce Street
Rev. R. Gornall
Mr. Hasels
Portland
Tacoma
Pendleton
Stanfield Schools
Mra
M. Umbarger
Ernest Isaacs
Mia de- Jon Sloan
John Earl
H.R. Wee Eel
Mra A. Husein
Mies Allee Hudleon
Ethel Fark
Wine making and war letters from Oregon soldiers
The letter from Sgt. Geo. C. Grattan describes wild wine production in Bragce with barefoot workers trampling grapes in a wooden press box and notes locals drink wine but stay sober, while another item reports Fr. Parker Parks describing shrapnel wounds and a lost arm and praises the Red Cross. The page also covers memorial ideas debated by East Oregonian readers including a Lincoln Highway memorial, arches at state lines, and a national tribute to service members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oregon
Airia
Lina Sturgie
M. Ia
Army
Navy
J. FP. Robinson
Ocean
Atlantic
Pacific
Enoch State
Fiebir
F. &. Judd
Howe
M J. Murphy
Boxing Poised to Rise After War Says Referee Matt Hinkel
National fight referee Matt Hinkel predicts boxing will recover from its recent disrepute as war ends. He says army and navy leaders regard boxing as vital for developing soldiers and sailors, with training camps hosting corps of boxing instructors. He believes the sport will retain the desire for recreation formed overseas, allowing boxing to rebuild on a stronger foundation after veterans return to civilian life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matt Hinkel
Army
Navy
Hinkel
List of fallen and wounded soldiers in action
A historic casualty list names many soldiers with units and hometowns across Oregon Washington Idaho and beyond. It includes killed in action wounded and missing in action designations for Private Robert C Worthington Private Lee FR Patterson Corporal Ferdinand M Lareen Sergeant Ernest R Krents and numerous others with origins in Portland Seattle Baker Melba Mishap and Clifford areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calvin T. Punk
London
Correa
Inhe
Triate Fay
Mishap
Asotin
Worh- Ninton
Edward Morin
Baker
Ore
Lgon
Edward Jacobson
North Bend
Oregon
Matin
Lien
Kendrick
Idaho
Mathew L. Oliver
Sento
Washington
Carl FL Gerhauer
Fairfell
Misia
George Gupt
Seattle
As. Krimilaaf
Garibaldi
Nick Kuneman
Altoona
William J. Satterfield
Junction City
John Bswenton
Boyttle
Henry A. Jacobwon
Alpha
Waehlvington
Albert Une
Portland
Arthur John Cronequiet
Aiulisdoin
Oreeon
Charlies A. Brown
Athena
Oreron
Peter A. Ron
Memorial Drive Fund Appeals Sparked by Local Death
Community members discuss raising funds for a monument after the Franoer death of Dell Binneett. Roy Gilt of Spokane sends $14 to start a memorial drive to honor J. J. Hormalay. Local leaders expect regional donations as residents rally to fund a lasting tribute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E Brock
Dell Binneett
Franoer
Roy Gilt
Spokane
J. J. Hormalay
Officer Dodges Death On Precipice to Get Thief of One Apple
Denver, Nov. 25. Deputy U S Marshal Charles Gogi risked his life for seven hours while pursuing H A Jeffre near State Bridge after an apple theft from a parcel consigned by A C Henan of Tan Valley. The pursuit climbed a 4000 foot precipice on the Continental Divide with snow covering the road. Jeffre faced charges of theft and refusal to bond, and was later jailed in Kremmling awaiting trial before a U S commissioner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
H. A. Jeffre
State Bridge
Eaghteenty
Charles Gogifriend
United States
Kremm- Mine
Matinteain
Gow Park
A. C. Henan
Tan Valley
Haoden
Cole
Arrelepo
Kremmling
Joffre
Rent profiteers and housing unrest hinted in Hong Kong report
In wartime Hong Kong a department report notes rent profiteering as a public issue and hints at efforts to mitigate housing strain. The dispatch mentions authorities addressing hooting and related disturbances amid shortages. Local details describe movements within Tongkong and Hayward housing areas as officials respond to the pressures.
Women appeal to American mothers for German aid
Dr Anita Augsburg led a group urging U S women to distribute food to Germany under armistice terms. Gertrede Basumer and Alice Ralomon signed the appeal, describing famine and mutiny as consequences of Allied blockade. They urged Mrs Woodrow Wilson to help.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anita Augsburg
Ana Vuence
Germany
Gertrede Basumer
Alice Ralomon
America
Woodrow Wilson
New York Meetings Protest Execution Highlighted
In New York on November 25, workers and Socialists gathered in protests against executions. Labor groups and allied organizations joined the demonstrations demanding clemency and rights for the executed or potentially at risk individuals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
College fraternities freed again amid war training
Washington dispatch reports motive restrictions on college fraternities and student army training corps impounded by committee. In Barribacrg Pa an education and training corps order removes nearly 60 000 portions in manufacturing and sex sectors amid wartime measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Barribacrg
Fers
Almosst
Varl- War Department
California Syrup of Figs Promises Health for Children
A vintage advertisement touts California Syrup of Figs as a gentle laxative for children and a remedy to cleanse the liver and bowels. It claims a mother’s dose clears constipation and all related discomfort, with warnings about counterfeit products and directions printed on the bottle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wren
California
Fim
Bill
Ig Feru Company
State offers for disabled veterans care workers
The state department of labor and industry reports offers from 04 firms to provide clerical and agricultural work for disabled soldiers and sailors and those who may be partially blind. The programs aim to place veterans in jobs such as clerical tasks and farming duties with support for veterans who have lent arms or suffered injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eral
State Department of Labor and
Induatry
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H. Wiseler
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Gale Sturdevant
Rande Observer
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B. Hall
Pendieton
T. F. Santo
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E. L. Beddar
Harmixton Ie
Plover
Montana
F.C Hotton
Morel
Acton
F. X Miller
Echo
D. W. Polling
Corvallis
Hore St. George
W. W. Gronn
Pilot Reck
W. Ll. Allen
M. C. Metx
Chicago
A. P. Kononenia
Oite
Yoakum
Dave Cargill
Claresholm
Altoria Canada
A.G Koeppen
Alfred Roenpen
Stanfield
Jack
Fc. Parkamm
W. G. Fincer
Troop 1D
Mra. NX
D. Parka
Old Hospital
Ted Croge
Inco Hospital
Mame
Fr. Co. Parks
Frank
Pershing
Wpiktiomubang
Crosson
Mick Connors
Chateau
Casiori
Certain
SAT. Krew York
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Great Lakes Naval
Cghirany
Weiner
Democracy
Chia
Aeey
Wendel Sizpriy
Jefferson Painter
Sand Morn
Solon T. White
Otto A. Penny
Aliyn
Leland FL Fenn
Wraith
Bisrase
Charles le Layland
Raymond
Delone Kelson
Blooimnington
Dorree
Worthington
Bates
Station
John Evans
Taceinn
Tongkong
Hayward
Wartington
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Hongkong
Bowmens Affaire
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