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Newspaper
Weston Leader
Location
Weston, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Dec 26, 1919
Page
3
Butter wrap orders were filled quickly at the Leader shop as customers reported prompt service. The article notes efficient handling and steady demand with workers processing a steady stream of orders throughout the day.
In Umatilla County Circuit Court Irene sues Ernest B Guyot for divorce. The defendant must answer within six weeks of first publication by January 2 1920. Publication runs six consecutive weeks in Weston Leader starting November 21 1919. Attorneys: Peterson Bishop Clark, Pendleton Oregon.
Mr and Mrs Don Bennett visit from Wyoming for holidays. Mrs. Cernig Driskell from Walla Walla visits Weston. Fire drill and flood issues noted as local drains kept clear. Odd Fellows grand master to visit Weston lodge. Christmas trees brought by W L Rayborn for church and home. Local family visits and homestead news include Frank Lavender and Gene Sapp Donovan. Ed L Wood returns from China. Manila games noted. School program with Al Kindi temple ceremony draws crowd. 66 new members bring total to 674. new officers elected led by Charles O Neill.
The Athena Weston American Legion post held a bright Yule era dance at the opera house with Payant's orchestra. Plans were announced for a New Year’s Weston dance, with the Jones & Jones machinery room to be used for the event after machines are temporarily moved. A meeting of the Memorial hall group approved the Weston dance and work toward a Woman's auxiliary for the post began.
The Dokies performed despite two foot floodwaters in Freewater and Milton streets. About 200 Knights of Khorassan and tyres enjoyed a banquet in Weston Castle Hall hosted by the Pythian Sisters last Saturday. Clarence W. Avery presided as toastmaster with toasts from Charley ONeill John Miller Charles Henry and John Benson. Mayor Powell of Wal- is mentioned among speakers.
Pendleton retailer announces a new feature called the Bargain Basement. The Peoples Warehouse cleans out its Woman's Department sending holdover garments to the basement for a year end sale. Prices slashed to quickly clear the entire lot.
An advertisement proclaims the world’s largest dental network with twenty four offices offering painless, affordable care. It highlights outpatient efficiency for travelers, free examinations, and cost savings passed to patients. The Pendleton office exists at 765 Main St.
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