Pendleton News Notes and Local Appointments
Field trip planned by W W Cryder of Umatilla forest to John Day and Horay country. T B Wells resumes federal duty as he returns from vacation with health improved. Grand Lodge report from D B Waffle. Damon lodge No. 4 sends a Pendleton delegate. Alta Mentzer elected assistant manager of the Women’s Athletic Association. Min Jean Folsom named custodian. L A McClintock secures permit to repair wall at 619 Court Street with estimated cost 75 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Cryder
Umatilla Forest
John Day and
Horay Country
Grand Lodge
D. B. Waffle
Portland
Knights of Pythian
Damon Lodge No. 4
Pendleton
Pendleton Gir
Mime
Alta Mentzer
The
Women's Athletic Association
Min Jean Folsom
WIM
Local Police Battle Chinaman in Noodle Parlor Assault
Joe Chow is sought on a warrant sworn by Jim Keo after Chow allegedly struck Keo in a local noodle parlor. Speed Court nets $7 in fines as W. & Ferguson pay $5 for driving past a school at over 19 mph. J. F. Robinson fined 4 for parking with a safety cone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Chow
Hie
Jim Keo
Chew
W. & Ferguson
J. F. Robinson
Trapper J Harbison Joins U S Biological Survey
J Harbison left the U S Army and has joined the U S Biological Survey as a trapper. He will be based at Bruno Idaho and will trap predatory animals. H W Dowbina also departed to Tone Oregon for trapping duties after conferring with Pendleton officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Harbison
United States Biological Survey
U. S. Army
Ma. Harbison
Bruno
Idaho
H.W. Dowbina
U. 8 Biological Survey
Tone
Oregon
Dobbins
Pendletong
Athens man plans winter trip to Long Beach Cal
H Caton of Athens was in Pendleton arranging a winter trip to Long Beach California and will be away for the season. Ines Valuable Khoop Dog owned by D L Johnson moved into town. a shepherd dog disappeared after a window was opened and the dog decapitated. The Elks lodge will host its first initiation, entertainment and luncheon since summer with 17 candidates expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Caton
Athens
Pendleton
Long Beach
Cal
Ines
D. L. Johnson
Eke
Elka
Hawthorne Girls Win Indoor Showdown at Lincoln Gym
Hawthorne Schweol Wine beat Lincoln School in a tense high school girls basketball game at the Hawthorne gym. Spectators cheered loudly as both teams fought for control and showcased spirited play throughout the heated contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawthorne Schweol
Hawthorne Achool
High Achool
Lincoln School
Muchenthislan
Lang
Small Boy Recovers From Smallpox At Home
The small son of Ray Hester a First National Bank teller is recovering well from smallpox. The case is mild and the youngster is almost eager to be out of the house. Other cases remain non serious with no new developments today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Hester
First National Bank
Hester
Appraisers Named for Several Estates in Local Proceedings
Three Estates to be appt to A. Thomas Horn Frank Spike and H. Branstetter were appointed to ap t the estate of the late John Dorn today. A. Cooper George Done and E. B. Caster were named appraisers of the estate of Martha V. Roark and Elmer Crow John Copp and Tepringer as appraisers of the fate of Daniel Doherty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A . Thomas Horn
Frank Spike
H. * Branstetter
John Dorn
A. Cooper
George Done
E. B. Caster
Martha V. Roark
Elmer Crow
John Copp
Tepringer
Daniel Doherty
Verne Porter Named Editor In Chief of Cosmopolitan
Verne H Porter's Pendleton detour en route to New York culminates in his appointment as editor in chief of the Hearst Cosmopolitan. Porter also collaborates on a George M Cohan play titled How Dry to Am, currently under development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Verne Porter
Ealstor
Verne H. Porter
Pendleton
New York
Hearst
Behief
Cosmopolitan
Mr. Porter
George M. Cohan
New Clerk Appointed in Umatilla Office in Portland Ties
Miss McCall Nexig Ns starts as clerk in the office of W. W. Creder Umatilla for est supervisor. Mrs Deckman prior in district forestry in Portland and Athena. Athena to send seven delegates to the Older Boys Conference in The Dalles with Olin Hadley principal of Athena school accompanying. Zion church pastor Wille Suppnett to be supplied by Bishop L W Kyles at the Oregon Washington conference in Portland. Next annual conference planned for September in Walla Walla.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss McCall
Esta Deckman
Portland
W. W. Creder
Umatilla
Edith McCall
Deckman
Athena
Dalles
Cash Wood
M. C
Olin Hadley
Athena School
Wille Suppnett
A. M. Ee, Zion
L. W. Kyles
Oregon-Washington
Walla Walla
Bass Fish Arrives for Umatilla County
A carload of bass promised by the state fish and game commission is due this week for Umatilla County and will be released into the Hermiston reservoir and nearby Sturgis and river areas. Ed Gwaltney returns to his post as general salesman after serving two years as a traveling salesman and time in the Marines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Black Bart
Umatilla County
State Fish and Home Commission
Hermiston
Sturgis Place
Eal Gwaltney
Ed Gwaltney
Taylor Hardware
General Saleman
Mr. Gwaltney
Hibbard Spencer Hartett Company
Marines
Bobo Resigns as Director of Red Crow Canteen Service
Bobo formerly editor of the Stanfield Standard resigns his petition as director of the bureau of canteen and motor service at north western headquarters of the Red Crow in Seattle. Enslow will assume his duties. Bobo served in the Red Cross overseas and was decorated for bravery. Umatilla district and 14 high schools join Oregon high school debating league with districts led by Prescott and Binseeau. Debates run January to March with finals in May at the University of Oregon. Cad Wood urged Older Boy's Conference addressing Pendleton High School support for next year. Delegates to The Dalles conference will report next Thursday after travel to the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bobo
Norton Bobo
Stanfield Standard
Bureau of Canteen and Motor Service
Northwestern
Red Crow
Seattle
H. F. Enslows
Bureau of Camp Service
Read Cross
Umatilla
Hch
Oregon
R. W. Prescott
University of Oregon
J. C. Binseeau
Pilot Rock
University In
Eugenes
Cad Wood
Cash Wood
Pendleton Man Succreddy and Wealth Holdings
H. W. Collins rose from a bookkeeper to a dominant Pendleton figure over years. He controls a large portion of the city's wealth through grain warehouses and extensive interests, amassing thousands in dollars. He is spending a few days at the Renkon, Oregon Jornal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pendleton
H. W. Collins
Collins
Renkon
Oregon
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T. B. Wells Baok
T. B. Wells
Federal
Mr. Wells
Jon Wenden
Free Seas
Gouraud'’s
Peete Shea
Ital
Cee
Pendleton Cash Market, Inc
Unaia
Mrr
A. W. Lamndell
Association
Joe Kerley
van Camp
Campbell's
Grocery Department
Fil J Service
Pendleton’s
Els
America
Wales
Los
Alexander
Evora
Cooper
Miss Childreth
Misa Thelma Childreth
Folcom Undertaking Parlor
D. D. Phelps
Thomas C. Omart
Main Street
Pendleton, Oregon
Bolivia
SMART
A. L. Craig
Nemo Hygienic Fashion Institute
Nemo
Reber
H. S. McKenzie
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