Social and Personal Notes From Pendleton Society
Pendleton social column notes visits by Mrs Marvin Duolmy and Mrs Geldman, weddings and upcoming guests, two hosted gatherings at Mrs CP Bishop and Mrs James Jotine’s homes, a Presbyterian church gathering, and arrivals from Salem, Stanfield, and Corvallis with local residents attending events and teas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mir CP. Bishop
Old Society of the Presbyterian Church
Otto Wilson
J. W. Harbinon
Abs
Rasmend
Mn L. G. Altiin
Glen Adame
T. A. Anderson
J. AJ Rahn
Salem Statesman
Oh Each Day A Little More Hair Growth Ad
An advertisement touts Danderine as a remedy to stop hair loss and dandruff. It claims repeated use will reduce shedding, clear the scalp, and promote long thick soft glossy hair. A small bottle is sold at drug or toilet counters.
Drink More Water If Kidneys Bother
A health advice note urges drinking four ounces of Rad Salt with water each morning to cleanse weak kidneys and relieve back pain, headaches, and urinary issues. The remedy, claimed to be a grape and lemon juice mix with salt, is promoted as inexpensive and safe for daily use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mayne
Wisnes
German Delegates Arrive for International Labor Conference
German delegates to the International Labor Conference are scheduled to arrive in the United States Sunday noon. The United States and Neutral nations anticipate debate over representation and treaty provisions, while German and Austrian delegates face limits due to the pending peace treaty ratification.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Washington
Cei
International Labor Conference
Calne
Sindar
Germany
Austria
Payment of ransom remains a mystery
Washington October 24 The state department tests without information as to who paid the 150,000 ransom to secure the case of African consular aunt Jakine from the Melian bandits who kidnapped Nim Jnking. In a hospital at Pobla the department was advised today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Atute
Pendleton News Notes Highlights and Appointments
Abin Stathont hospitalized after an operation at St Anthony's. Alvin Stott, Pendleton high pupil, is recovering in hospital. A. F. Michael named guardian for Alma Sturtevant replacing Mark A. Sturtevant who resigned. Dr Tatle Here from Salem, a veterinary expert, touring the area. Local conditions worsen for horses and cattle in Umatilla County as part of his survey. H. E. Iniow and others visit the Supreme Court with civic students studying the U S judicial system. T. A. Weinke from Condon in Pendleton for Ward case appeal, likely to be heard tomorrow. Rieth district 29 voters to decide on installing vapor heating in the school building with J. G. Harrison directing today. Mrs Harrison in town for related election concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abin Stole
Alvin Stott
St. Anthony’s* Hospital
Stott
Pendleton High School
Tatle
Salem
Umatha
Condon
T. A. Weinke
Pendleton
Tay
Ward Ve. Ward
Supreme Court
Melrose Decree Sioned Verena Mae Melrose Wan crintid a divorce
Verena Mae Melrose Wan and Frank Melrose divorce affirmed with division of property. Custody awarded of their minor child. Clare J Wishart of Hermiston granted divorce from James Wishart and ordered monthly child support of $60. Weather notes describe rainfall and barometer changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melrose
Verena Mae
Frank
Mol-rose
Withart
Clare J. Wishart
Hermiston
James Wishart
Wishart
Averill Family Finds Home in Spokane
FE. V. Averill formerly of the Uo Miological Survey hero now arricul turist for Exchange National Bank of Spokane is in the city today. He reports he and Mr Averill are well pleased with Spokane and have purchased a home there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FE. V. Averill
EF. Averill
Uo Miological Survey
Exchange National Bank of
Spokane
Averill
Averil
Red Cross drive boosts county health effort
Wilt Meth Today and Roy Raley of the nursing activity department in Umatilla County join Mie Fioroner Smiley of the county health bureau in Elizabeth to promote the Red Cross initiative, aiming to improve local health services and community support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilt
Roy Raley
Umatilla County
Red Crew
Mie Fioroner Smiley
Eileth
Cold Weather Reaches Baker Branley Jewett Region
The United States Biological Survey reports cold conditions in Baker Branley Jewett. Day returns from Pelee Idaho with all residents shivering as the mercury stayed far below normal. No further details were provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baker
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Marvin Duolmy
Pondieton —Oreoredan
Stee Lather Goldauey
Alneta
G. W. Crertis Diet Oeldman
Geldman Wert
Aghemge
Ketehihan
Geldaiane
Geldman
Seattle
Pon- Myton
John
Nds
Ty Mire
WF. Robinson
John Mire
Norborne Herkeley. Mere
Tonry Dixon Jonee
Mre Hark J
Warner
Mire
Jachten
James Jotine
Jarckeog Street
Worth Ride Ridge
Mike Louise
Portland
Walla Walla
Ella Copeland
Dr. Ralston
Mir Seville
Marty
Marts
Margaret Adame
Mies Margery West
Locie Saling
Mim Evelyn Snyiter
Mies Edna Cook
Gladyn Cook
the Hosteween
Mies Ruth Taylor
Mix Helen Simis
Mice Garnet Jack
Mian
Mildred Waidek
Mise Jeena Kirtley
Mis Helen Cook
Milas Ethel Chanes
Llovd Smith
Norris Grattan
Francis Greulich
James Simpson
James Simonton
Neal Rofant
Verne Hale
William Woods
Jooonamd Murty
Egbert Sorimprure
Raphael Rayiond
Verne Dale
Hush Kyle
Stanfield
Oregon
Corvallis
Salem Statvennin
Keting Fried
Oregon Agricultural College
Mise Blanche Furnish
Misa Furnish
Pendleton Kteh School
Allan Bynen
Salon
Mra Bynen
Colonel
Mra EE. Hofer
F. Withird Bond
Alice J. Hayes
Robert D. Suyres
J. A. Whitby
la Grand
W. C Campbell
Atti Eeheleon
Peter Esheleton
Richfield
Wah
E L. Beet
Eugene Root
Albee
Over Taylor Hardware Store
GEO, Helm
Tarzan Books
Kazan
Popular
Thompsons’ Drug
Umatilla
Court St
Mer. N. J. Blydenstein Mill
West Alta
Rock Springs
And
Utah
B. L. Burroughs, Inc
PHONE
Cor, Webb and College
Fifth Ave
America
A. F. Michael
Alma — Sturtevant
Mark A. Sturtevant
H. E. Iniow
United States
Rieth
Wil
J. G. A Harrison
Tolay
Mrr
Harrison
Gusindes
Boise
Cily
Heo
Tallman
Ayy Et
Dalit Rotiveli
Iexs Vaporah
Herman Claussenius
Idaho State
Ol Line
West
Gov't Fonds
Abntential Worth
W. C. Crawford
Crawford & Hedges
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