Social and Personal Notes From Pendleton Area
Social and Personal items list residents returning from trips to Portland Crater Lake Hideaway Springs and Seaside visits from McMinnville Athena and Hermiston. Names include Murphy Henderson Whitmore Morton Keene Morrison Morton, Macy, Harvey Dunne J L Drew, Matlock, O Gwinn, Barrett, Moore, Eva Moory, Robie, Welch, Mamie Jomen Ukiah, Marjorie McMonies, Ledden, Judd, Bentley, Peters, Eddy, Hankin, Pearle Hankin, Rowe, Bishop, Louise Burmester, John Po McManus, Clark Nelson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hospiter
Behie
Bae Wah
OM Perry
EK. Marsh
Helix
Pendleton
W. KL Narkula
Baker Ia
J. A Winn
Adama
M. Cook
Athens
Ee. H. Mansfield
Athena
William Frail
Silverdale
Wash
C. A. Barrett
W. H. Moore
Eva Moory
Portland
TH. Robie
Gibbon
M. Welch
Bakerboaines
Matthews
Holdman Mast
Misa Mamie Jomen
Ukiah T
ML. Peters
Carwallie
Geonte HB
Eddy
Howard
Austin
P. Ate
J. G. Hankin
Dave
Pearle Hankin
Mieere Rowe
Mortle
Hidaway Springs
Roy T Bishop
Louise Burmester
Seaside
John Po McManve
The
Pendleton Tribune
City
Seattle
La Follette Prevents Agreement on Vote in Washington
Aug 91 report describes La Follette blocking a minor agreement to fix the plan for a vote on revenue. The article notes La Follette’s stance, predicting the expected vote by next Wednesday if unchanged, and Underwood’s denunciation of money gackers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Lull Continues on Aldi Fronts Amid Italian Parade
Lull on air fronts persists except for the Italian front near Trieste where a Tintian drive is described. Reports mention artillery halts and a French claim of 27,0400 Austrians imprisoned as the offensive begins. The Hudson Bay Fur Co of Portland displays fur garments at Hotel Pendleton with a fashion show and orders for remodeling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lanthen
Adiisiasn
Trieste
Paris
Chemin Tes Deum
Titalian @atement
Hudson Hay Fur Co
Portland
Oregon
Hotel
Pendleton
Mr. Gambert
F Pendleton Farhleon
Humbert
Vaccination hardships for Troop D men in 1917 report
The article notes vaccination impacts on Troop D members at Fort Worden. Serjeant Colom improves but cannot leave bed. Corporals Sebanky and Bowera confined but soon able to resume duties. Privates Abbote and Newman suffer severe relief. Winship recovers from fever and cough. Supportive notes about Oregon soldiers, observers, and camp visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ycombe
Clackamas
Colom
Sebanky' S
Bowera
Earl Abbote
Harry Newman
A. Winship
F. Hall
Charotte
North Dakota
Germany
Ettek
Oregen
Snyder
Ers
Hee
Peninston
Oregon
Belore
Domecon
Oremen
Portland
Corporal Inman
Pendleton
Calfee
Warner Nin
Distinction Irritates German Press in Amsterdam Report
The article notes President Wilson’s reiterated distinction between the German government and people, provoking mock irritation in a Dutch editorial. It discusses editorial sympathy for the people under German leadership and questions about intervention and war aims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amsterdam
Wilson
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mra Kr. Murphy
Mra . M. Henderson
Crater Lake
Loreen
Mra
M. EB. Whitmore
Kim Morton
Delbert Keene
Clyde Whitmore
Helen Whitmore
Westernay
Hillawnay Springs
Frank Macy
McMinnville
Beper Hanses
M. Ho Houser
Jack Morrison
Holaington
Otto G. Sapper
Herminton
B. B. Decker
Thorn Hollow
Mary Harvey
J. L Dunne
Lehman Springs
S Hoisington
Marian
Hideaway Springs
Guy Matlock
James J. Ogwinn
Mortland
Clark &, Nelson
Mackinneyland
Equitable Life
Nelsons le Asistant
Hudson Bay Fur CO
Portland, Ore
Hotel Pendleton
M. L. Gumbert
Sylvette
Mrs. Snow
Main Street
Yours Truly
Campbell’s Millinery
Main St
Pembleton
Harold Bell Wright
Clune
Photography
Piress
Willard
Sybil
Cdaring Forest Rangers
Taine
Matinee
Pendleton’s Greatest Dept. Store
Peoples Warehouse
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