Social Notes and Personal News From Pendleton
Pendleton social column reports Mrs Alfred and party arriving in Pen Metron en route home from Seaside. Also notes church group meetings at the Redeemer rector yward outlining fall activities. Includes news of Pauline Mimms marrying William Marshall in Washington DC and their plans to reside in the South. Also lists visits and travels of local residents.
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Rs. Alfred
Lewiston Tribune
Pen Metron
Church of the Redeemer
Reotory
Pariah Aid
Women's Auxiliary
Punctuary
Pendleton
Washington, D. C
Pauline Mimms
William Marshall
Portland
Mr. Marshall
United States Navy
Virginia
One Banking
Dusiness
Mr Marshall
Mir Marshall
Fredrix
William Matlock
Cormerly
Pendleton High School
Nas
Washington, Dy C
Marshall
South
Aro
Mra
Fred Lante
Alice Kieth
Columbia River
Wallula
Colfas
Washington
Mea
Kieth
California
William
Matlock
Record falls on Detroit dirt track by Shrimp Nuri
Detroit dirt track record for one mile was broken when Shrimp Nuri of Oakland California covered the distance in 1 4 4 4 6 seconds. The former record of 9 seconds flat was set by Don Marks of Akron Ohio in 19Lg.
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Detroit
Mich
Shrimp” Nuri
Oukland
Cal
Don Marks
Akron
Ohio
Pendleton Daily Visit Notes Residents from Region
A long chain of visitors and local residents arrive in Pendleton today. Names include Mrs Fitegerald and Mrs Powers with two daughters at the Livermore home, Mrs Boencer traveling to Hermiston, J Tuston from Walla Walla, J W Saylor from Freewater, Mr Baylor, A F K Jakehe from Portland, J W Sawyer from Walla Walla, A E Brown of Portland, R Henriksen from Helix, W B Lynch from Portland, EC Polliam from Walla Walla, Harry Gilbert from Portland, Wiliam Daughtry from Portland, P K R Whitney from Seattle, W W Hansen from Seattle, J F Nelson from Portland, D C Bogart from Portland, Arthur Bormister from Los Angeles, James L Horn from Lewiston, Mr and Mrs Robert Hopkins from Worton, Mr and Mrs Rey Carlson from Weston, Mr and Mrs Charles Wood from Walla Walla, Bret Perry from Freewater, W R Gallahert from Dayton.
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Rosie Boencer
Triain
Hermiston
Maye
T. J. Tuston
Walla Walla
Mra
J. W. Saylor
Freewiter
Tendleton
Mr. Baylor
East End
A. KF. Jakehe
St. George
Portland
J. W. Sawyer
Wallan Walla
Seattle
J. F. Nelson
D. C. Bogart Ia
Arthur Bormister
Los Anelen
James TL. Horn
Loewlaton
Alr
Robert Hopkins
Worton
Rey Carlson
Weston
Charles Wood
Bret Perry
Freewater Ia
W. R. Gallahert
Dayton
Gone West in War Memory and Language Origins
A book review traces how the term gone West emerged to denote soldiers' deaths in war. It links ancient Egyptian references to the dead as Westerners with Native beliefs of the West as a final homeland, noting the phrase's rapid adoption in trench warfare and its enduring, affectionate pathos.
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New York Times
Thea
Oullis
Carcass of Whale Labeled a Suspected U-boat Find
The carcass of a huge whale washed ashore on the Bretagne coast bears a back full of holes from bullets and shells. Believed to be the result of a U-boat attack, the discovery was made near Brussels on September 9.
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Brussels
Bretagne
Prosser Community Club backs October harvest help plan
Prosser Washington community group endorses supporting high school students during October to harvest the fruit crop. A second item mentions a community chili event and city matters under discussion.
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Prosser
Wash
Boyt
Prosser Community Club
Meur
Haumyn
Ex-Cop Sentenced to Seven Years for Bank Robbery
Frank Royle, former Bronx policeman, pleaded guilty to robbing the Computer State Bank at Computer, August 2, and his confederate Jack Suppit were sentenced Thursday at Watertown to seven years in the South Dakota state penitentiary. Borlesa was called at Chiengte about two weeks ago.
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Stoum City
Frank Royle
Bronx
Jack Suppit
Watertown
South Dakota
Borlesa
Chiengte
Howe Quits as Immigration Chief for New York Port
Frederick C. Howe, immigration commissioner at the port of New York, announced he sent his resignation to President Wilson. He will join the Plumb Plan league as executive director of the conference of democratic railway control, following senate criticism over a radical New York address.
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Washington
Frederick c. Howe
Port of
New York
Wilson
Howe
Conference of Democratic Railway Control
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