Social and Personal Notes From Pendleton
Mr Caste Heston arrived from Pendleton and may settle here. Avie Spoltin Keys became the bride of Chy Saunders in a September wedding officiated by Rev W Gornall. Mr and Mrs Saunders planned a Corvallis trip before settling in Portland where he works as a carpenter. Mrs Floromes Sherehan learned of the marriage of Mrs Daley Fete Mason in Mendiefon, with the ceremony on September 24. A marine expresssion of friendship greeted Captain A.2e before his medical service deployment, marked by a watch presented by hospital staff. A long list of visitors and residents, including Ralph Templetane, J K Weatherford, George H vane, and others, were noted in Pendleton society and business circles.
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H Prhiy
Avie Spoltin
Chy Sunder
W Gornall
Floromes Sherehan
Daley Fete Mason
Mendiefon
T. K. Bollows
la Grande Vin
Corvallis
G. G Gates
Clty
Grafton
West Virginia
Almont Hartcutf
Echo
J. W. Owens
Walla Walla
Pendleton Vielter
J. J. MelIntyre
Milton
Ely Todas
George
Cocne
Fran Walle Walla
Henry Hitt
Hermiston
Pendleton
Fred Dunn
Walls Wallin
BP Dodd
Joy Hishop
New York
Washington, D. C
Buster, William, Sutherland, Fiiner
Teorene Parker
Salem
Aor Johmson
Felice Toho
Grant Co
George Patterson
Pendletean
St. George
Lyle Webb
Athena
A. W. Schaupp
Supreme Court
Colon Ro Eberhard
la Grantee
Wasey Boys in France Service Letters Reach Home
News of local youths serving abroad includes messages sent from France via New York. The group departed Pendleton in July, traveled to California, then Camp Ruetie in Virginia before sailing overseas. Addresses list family members and unit details as the war moves forward.
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Wasey Boys
Wilwey
Wheeler Shaw
Pendieton
California
Camp Ruetie
Virginia
Fred Witeew
BOM
Bat
C. A. Eber and Ray Co
Wiley
France
New York
Making Mackperry Jolly in a dugout near Newark subway
A wounded, garbled war letter from September 24, 1915, describes Battery A, 163 Field Artillery, preparing for a major attack in France. The writer details dugout life, monotony, making jelly from wild berries, rumbling artillery, malaria, and lingering homesickness as night air and moonlight frame posters of anticipation.
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Mackperry Jolly
Newark
Wheeler
Miles Jeatle Crichton
France
Cricket
Jsa
N.Y
Germany
Cine
Fragmentary Note Mentions Wheeler Shawl Bury A
A damaged OCR style note references Wheeler Shawl Bury A and a Peace sign off. The text is garbled with stray words and names, offering no clear event or date to summarize into a full news item.
Occupation Programs for Eastern Oregon Hospital Patients
Oregon reports show 2140 patients across Salem and Pendleton hospitals with 40 employees. Pendleton houses 615 patients with 62 staff. Salem 161 patients and 108 workers. Most patients are single and aged 30s and 40s, men mainly farmers and laborers, women housewives. Occupational activity described as vital to welfare. some non residents to be repatriated, federal handling ongoing.
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Oegon
Salem
Pendleton
State Board of
Salem Institute
McNery
Eastern Oregon
Pendleton Institution
Eastern Oregon Hospital
Umatilla County
Germany
Austria
Oregon
Anssouri
United States
Yankee Engineman Frightens French on Train
A French crowd at a transportation department headquarters watches an American engineman race a locomotive and freight cars. The train speeds past a stopping point as onlookers react with astonishment, later learned to be caused by the mechanical brake.
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Jem Tinea
Army advances toward Adriatic with bridgeheads formed
Fragmentary report describes a rapid southward motion to the Adriatic, widening the drive to about a mile. A new push was made last night by the allied army and bridgeheads established on the Phave's east bank. The offensive aims to secure Grappa and surrounding areas as Potting and the clehth army push from Gonegiana.
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Adriatic
Grappa
Phave
Potting
Gonegiana
WOSON HIGH POSTS TO REPUBLICANS DRAW FIRE
Fragmented text discusses Woson granting many high posts to Republicans and criticizing party balance in government. It notes desire for Democratic majorities in Senate and House, mentions President Wilson and policy aims, and hints at partisan tensions and political strategies of the era.
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Woson
Offien
Wilwonw
Witeon
Senate
Rene
Pyaday
Aek
Ae Someon
Nat lWikh
Iewaue
Oregon Acmincult Cultural College Ledger Fragment
An OCR fragment from a college ledger describes forced knowledge and medicine related to wine, with mentions of a faculty member and a shortage of time. Due to a lack of staff, volunteers assisted in inventory and book maintenance during the period described.
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Oregon
Miobers
Great Ship Repair Plant for Bay City Bay City
The Bay City repair facility plans were recommended by Rear Admiral H. H. Roi to expand the San Francisco shipyard complex. The proposal includes an additional ship repair facility and two drydocks able to accommodate the largest ships.
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Bay City
Ban
Francisco
Sam Prancisco
H. H. Roi
Belgian Front Attacked as Enemy Artillery Opens Fire
Belgian war office reports continued enemy artillery activity along the front in Belgium as allied forces brace for daily operations. No detailed casualty figures are provided in the fragment.
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Fnemy
Belgium
Belgian War Office
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