Social and Personal Notes From Pendleton Society
A survey of social and personal items from Pendleton includes an upcoming musical program honoring local teachers with performances by Gladys Baldwin and others, plus visits by Mrs Townsend of Portland and Mrs Strand from VanSteele. Weddings and engagements include Mary A Smith and Charles A White, and Gertrude Jordan and Gerald Stanfield of Portland. A Busy Bees farewell honors Mrs Roy McKiernan with a jewel presentation, and Round-Up dances draw crowds at Happy Canyon Pavilion. Locals travel from Tillamook to Milton and Athena to attend events.
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See Drake
Bush Street
Lady Maccabees
Mra Roy McKiernan
Omaha
Neb
Mire McKlernin
Hattie Davis
Glen Cannon
Kim Morton
M. A. Fer. Fuson
Round-Up Visitors and Local Arrivals Noted
Tou Hodgen of Amaptine arrives on No 17, Mike Louie Paley a high school trainer comes for the Round-Up, Mrs George Hartman returns home, Misa Lata Hendricks from Peru visits her uncle J R Hendricks, Miss Alberta Cavender arrives from Portland to begin duties, HL Carpenter returns from Portland, Chatincey Bishop of Salem to attend the Round-Up hosted by Roy and Mrs Bishop.
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Tou Hodgen
Amaptine
Mike Louie Paley
Venontiay
George Hartman
Portland
Salon
Misa Lata Hendricks
Peru
J. R. Hendricks
Nolin
Alberta Cavender
High Echoo
HL Carpenter
Peoples Warehouse
Chatincey Bishop
Salem
Roy T. Bishop
Hermiston Matron Honored With Dance in Hermiston
Hermiston, Sept 15. Mrs. C O Wainscott, popular Hermiston matron, left for Los Angeles for training in Military something, inspired a dancing party at the Hermiston Auditorium. Nearly 100 attendees enjoyed a mix of Summer foliose and American flags, with Pendleton orchestra. The event also announced Mr. Robert C. Walker of the reclamation service, promoted to chief clerk at the Belle Fourche Project, who left to begin new work. Birth announcements and local notices followed, including visits, operations, and family news from Wallace Idaho to Pendleton.
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iEast
Oregonian
Hermiston
Wainscott
Los Angeles
Hermiston Auditorium
Pendleton Orchestra
Ilso
Robert C. Walker
Reclamation Service
Belle Fourche
Newell
South Dakota
Walkert
W. T. Roberts
Wallace
Tdaho
Roberta
Frank Toner
Mm FE
Jackson
Loren
T Pendleton
W. G. Rothda
Minn¢haha
Claude Young
Roger
Pendleton
Herbert Strotum
Walla Walla
Mra M.stern
Ralph
Spokane
Joe
Frank Ralph
Chamberlain
Mme Blanche Chamberlain
Art Spinning
Women Register for War Injunctions Spread Across States
The register urges women to provide age color occupation training education and dependents and to state citizenship and willingness to serve. Registration not compulsory but government seeks broader participation. compulsory registration possible if response remains insufficient. Major wartime efforts also include cost of living campaigns and seed drives across Oregon Washington and nearby towns with officials and fraternal groups coordinating.
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America
United States
Woodcraft Convention Report From Portland Meeting
Local Women of Woodcraft delegate Mrs Mirearet Cronin describes the Portland Grand Circle session opening September 1 at WO W headquarters. Twenty five grand officers attended as delegates from 27 districts meet to discuss headquarters move from Portland to San Francisco and a name change to Neighbors of Woodcraft.
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Women of Woodcraft
Portland
Oregonian
Mirearet Cronin
Grand Circle Seasion
WO. W
Taylor Stresta
Crand
Vinktore
Hotel Porcie
Women of Weadnevtt
Neibors
Rewduties
Erand Delecates
No. 10 delegates visit Imperial Hotel event
Margaret Cronin and Elizabeth Gore are noted as No. 10. A Monday reception in the Elizabethan room of the Imperial Hotel served as headquarters for grand delegates. Thursday afternoon grand officers, delegates and visitors toured the Columbia Highway to Multnomah Falls for luncheon.
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Margaret Cronin
Elizabeth Gore
Myr McNaught
Imperial Hotel
Columbia Highway
Multnomah Falls
Prussians Put Price on American Soldier Head
Prisoners say German staff set a price on the head of the first American soldier taken dead or alive on the western front. The staff has apparently abandoned attempts to claim no U S troops in France and seems intent on learning the exact strength of American forces.
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Ths
United States
France
Goxione
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Krade
Kleh
H- Tras
Mise Gaynel
Baldwin
Mrw & H
Mra Stobert Townsend
Willard Bond
George Strand
Vansteele
Pen- Melton
EK T Wade
Mra Cecil Wade
Banton
C. E Bowlsby
Willow Street
Mary A. Smith
Charles A. White
J. B. Ireland
Mr. White
California
Frank Fairbanks
Ithaca N. Y
The
Oregon Journal
Gladys I Brownfield
Gertrude Jordan
Gerald Stanfield
Oregon
Carl & Wheeler
Lenore
Lois Swaewert
Happy Canyon
Howard Drew
Heix Schools
Tillamook
Ben Marlin
Meacham
W Or. Birney
Milton
J M. Kyle
Stanfield
Ralph McBean
Athena
RK. EB. Everett
Bowman
Mra A. FP. Wright
Weston
Grover Bowles
George E. Sperry
Harry Jayne
Heppner
George Will Moore
Charles Despain
San Francisco
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Matlock-Laabz Investment Co
Pce
Main Street
Thompson Ac
Wiie
Whiting McDonald
Hert
Allan McDonald
Ameten? Teautere
Clem
American National Bank
U. S
Federal Reserve Bank
American Press Association
Erasmus M. Weaver
C. O. Wainscott
Bilaebers
Live News OF the Northwest
Americana
Queenstown
Porthnd
South
Sept
United Organiations
Associated Committers
Yn. Corvallis
Bept
Oregon Agricultural College
Camp Lewis
American Lake
Wach
Cadwalader
Germany
Yale
West Front
Liberty Dance Hall
Sawyer
Augumente ED
Earl Sawyer
A. J. Gibson
Pendeton Woodworking Co
Pendleton Woodworking CO
Oscar Warnstrom
West Webb St
Thompsons Drug Store
Oliverton
Michelin Tires
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