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Pendleton Eagle Valley News

Location

Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Sep 29, 1908

Page

8

FIRST EPISCOPAL CONVOCATION OPENS IN EASTERN OREGON

The first Episcopal convocation of the missionary jurisdiction of eastern Oregon opens tomorrow at 10 o clock in the Church of the Redeemer with Bishop R L Paddock. Dr RR D Nevins will preach the sermon and clergy will be robed. A bishop’s address is set for 2 pm and a women’s auxiliary meeting at 3. An evening service at 7 30 features papers on church issues and tithing plus reminiscences from Dr Nevins. Delegates and clergy arrive. Bishop Paddock arrived from Hood River last night.

Church of Redeemer Paddock Turkiy Episcopal Church R. L. Paddock Oregon Church of the Redeemer RR. D. Nevins Upton H. Gibbs la Grande Rh. D. Nevins J. Neilson Barty Baker City Charles Quinney R L. Paddock Hood River Quinney Rita and Thompson Streets Bishop Paddock Eastern The Pendleton

Sage brush specimen shipped from Echo illustrated exhibit

A nine foot sage brush specimen was shipped by express from Echo this morning for the Columbia Land company exhibit. The plant showcases the fertile semi arid soil of the west end of the county and is noted for its strong aroma as it is hauled along Main Street toward the pavilion.

Express Echo Columbia Land Company Fiir

Cold remedy urgency in early onset warnings

A terse advisory urges immediate action when cold symptoms begin noting delays worsen the illness. It warns that waiting risks deeper infection and longer recovery, urging readers to start treatment promptly to shorten illness duration.

Pendleton Visitors Attract to Episcopal Convocation

A flood of dignitaries and locals converge in Pendleton for the Episcopal convocation. Notables include Dr. Croutt of Walla Walla, Ernest Laudenslager of Hermiston, Glen Williams of Hermiston, J. C. Coombs of the southern county, Rev. Upton Gibbs from La Grande, Judge Sam White of Baker City, and Rev. James Anderson from Weston. Guests travel from Baker City, Hermiston, Umatilla, Antelope, Freewater, and Roseburg while attending the convocation and visiting local sites.

Dr. Croutt Walla Walla Pendleton Ernest Laudenslager Hermiston M. D. Anderson J. P. Kennedy Helix Glen Williams J. C. Coombs Rk. C. Warren New Freewater Jim Means FP. M. Webb Pilot Rock Racine Viet Upton Gibbs la Grande Sam White Baker City Charles Breck J. B. McDis Alberta Fred Warner Episcopal Missionary Jurisdiction William Blakely Portland Lyslem Gilllind Walker Notton Morrow County Welles J. Nellgon Barry City

Methodists To Get Strong Portland Pastor In Pendleton

Dr T B Fort a strong Oregon conference minister ordered by the bishop to swap places with Rev W T Buater pastor of the Methodist church in Pendleton Fort has led Sunnyside church Portland for years and was earlier Eugene district presiding elder Pendleton residents rejoice at the expected transfer to occur within about ten days following a Salem conference session closure

T. B. Fort Oregon W. T. Buater Methodist Ford Sunnyside Portland Eugene Pendleton Salem

Nuggand Seeks Protection in Divorce Suit

W P Card of McKay Creek files an unusual circuit court divorce asking for one third of real property now in his wife Carol Nuggand’s name and a restraining order. He alleges fear from her and her children, cruel and inhuman treatment, and physical mistreatment.

W. P. Card Helpmeet Iter W. PB. Card McKay Creek Messrs. Raley Richards & Raley Carol

Stansberry Visit Ends Quietly at Independence Home

A. W. Stansberry, mother of Ed Stansberry, is not present during a visit with her son. The dialogue notes her home is in Independence, reflecting a brief family moment detached from the gathering.

Mrye A. W. Stansberry Ed Stansberry Independence

Tea and Holland Mentioned In Quirky Market Note

A fragmented OCR style item references tea drinking and Dutch habits with a brief jab at nervousness in Holland. It also notes a grocer returning money and a stray name, Ghka Schilling, in a miscellaneous historical market snippet.

Guard Inspection Tonight at Armory Dance Follows

Company TL will resume work after vacation and gather at the Armory for a guard inspection and muster tonight. All officers and members must be present, then inspected and the muster roll read. Afterward a public dance will be held in the Armory, with nightly dances continued through the week.

Company Dancee

Congressman Hawley Tours Pendleton On Indiana Campaign

Congressman W. Hawley of Sn fem passed Pendleton on his way to Indiana. He plans to stump over the next weeks to assist Republicans in carrying the state for the national ticket.

A. M. Tinker Service The Indian Department Pendleton Goldendirle Washington Boise Idaho Umatilian W. (. Hawley Snfem Indiana

Hawley Linged to Speak in National Campaign Era

The article notes Hawley Ling has served one term in office and has built a national reputation as an orator, expected to aid in the current campaign. A Current Literature club meeting was postponed from Friday this week to Friday next week, to be held at Mrs. B.R. Alexander's home on Water Street.

Hawley Ling Pridas BR. Alexander Water Street

Pie Crust Health Claim Prompts Lard Alternative Ad

A visitor to Keene New Hampshire recalls a friend whose delicate husband could eat unrestricted pie. She attributes this to using Cot tolene instead of lard, praising it for crisp flakey digestion. The letter claims Cot tolene prevents heartburn and improves pie taste.

Keene N. H The

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