Two Members Initiated Into Retail Clerks Union
Two new members were initiated into the Retail Clerks Union at a night meeting. The hour was well attended, social and bantering.
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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 1919
Page
4
Two new members were initiated into the Retail Clerks Union at a night meeting. The hour was well attended, social and bantering.
County Superintendent W W Green sent notices requiring schools to observe Roosevelt day with appropriate programs tomorrow or Monday in honor of Roosevelt's birthday. Fruitvale School District No. 72 in the east county has voted a $13 bond issue for a modern building, with construction set to begin Monday at the superintendent's office. The new school will include two recitation rooms a domestic science room and other modern facilities.
The case of Clara Wishart versus James Wishart is being heard in circuit court today. Hermiston witnesses are called to testify as the hearing proceeds, with J. T. Hinkle and Marvin Turner representing the plaintiff and Riley, Raley & Blelwer representing the defendant.
Reading of contracts for a new road project to John Thy roadway and timber from national forest for bridges. Lecturer Edith Diena to teach Matrler No 36 near Jing. Probate notices show executor accounts approved for Mary A. Wild and John Burn filer estates. Appraiser Thomas Row estimates estate value at $1986.55.
The Older Town Conference at Thaw Doll featured Ivan Hower Lloyd Atmtin and Arthur Hadil as speakers along with Cath Wood from the YMCA. The assembly was directed by Charles Mowry and opened earlier this morning.
A small brown Wank dog with a curved tail and the name Buster is missing from Apt 4 Hanlon Court. The owner offers a $20 reward and can be reached at a local contact.
An old time shop advertises handkerchiefs in Shamrock lawn linen and silk finishes priced from 10¢ to 50 cents up to $1.00. It touts quality shoes for women with styles like French Bronze Kid and Champagne washable Kid, priced from $9 to $20 originally but discounted. It promises lasting wear, comfort, and dressy looks, plus braiding services with SOUTACHE PIG TAIL or RAT TAIL braids available to order.
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