Pendleton visits and local court action noted
Mrs George Prochote and others visit Pendleton for social calls. Grand jury returns true bill in Wilder murder case. Sim Culleys go to Walla Walla on business and pleasure. Various local events include a theater promo at Memorial Hall, a free Bible lecture by W A Baker, smallpox recovery at Eagleton home, and club activities at Memorial Hall. Depot road committee expands and vows improvements before March 1 with weekly club meetings. Community church service and officer installation covered. Local commutes, weathered crops, and car purchase noted.
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Wilder
Sim Culleys
Walla Walla
Cave
H. A. Brandt
Renant
Pauline Frederick
Memorial Hall
Dwight Porter
Spokane
W. A. Baker
Portland
Eagleton
Patricia Eagleton
Lilian Fredericks
Frank Harris Davis
H. Goodwin
Louise Rintoul
Dalles
Edna Hollenbeck
Lutline Brown
Saturday Afternoon Club Sees Holiday Program and Guests
The Saturday Afternoon club met at Mrs Richard Morrison s home with festive decorations and a program featuring Burns Bannockburn Perth and University of Scotland papers, a vocal solo, and readings. Former members Mrs C H Smith and Mrs E C Rogers attended as guests alongside several others, followed by lunch and decorative tables. Mrs F C Fitzpatrick to host January 10 gathering.
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Richard Morrison
Burns
Bannockborn
W. 3. Price
Perth
W. A. Barnes
E. M. Smith
Post Dances Net $160 For American Legion Benefit
The American Legion post in Weston and Athena netted 160 dollars from two benefit dances and plans a biweekly series through the winter alternating between the two towns. A future Athena dance at the opera house is set for Friday January 16 with servicemen in uniform. Separately, Mrs F C Fitzpatrick hosted a Kensington gathering and noted a Christmas tea net and social chat with several attendees and refreshments provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athena-Weston Post
American Legion
Weston
Athena
Opera House
Weston High School News From The Week
Weston schools report many absences due to smallpox and illness. Students Ralph, Robert, Lloyd, and Graham return after weeks away. Lola Salin travels to Portland for schooling. Freshman and upper class rooms reopen, spring plans discussed. carnival expected next year with side shows and demonstrations. Eighth graders plan a January 15 magazine with Glenn Stages as editor. Boys basketball team, led by captain Theodore Walden, prepares for January 16 game. Girls team appoints Anna Lavender captain and practices for upcoming season. Miscues and Bible study questions noted as exams near January 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mies Mage
Fuson
Watts
Membe
Glenn Stages
Tean
Ile- Jax
Theodore Walden
Walter Rayhorn
Leonard Balfinch
Anson Payne
Eugene Smith
Anna Lavender
Mise Brown
Mise Hollenbick
Weston Farm Bureau schedules February farmers school
The Farm Bureau plans a Weston farmers school in February under Oregon Agricultural College extension, with Professor Hystop among lecturers. E J Woods J M Banister G W Stages and Sim J Calley organize local outreach, aided by W K Rayborn and Wil Hell. Weston Commercial Club backs the plan after endorsement by president Lint Culley.
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Weston
Farm Bureau
Oregon Agricultural College
UN Wesston Mountain
College Des Altos
Hystop
E. J. Woods
J. M. Banister
G. W. Stages
Sim J. Calley
Sorvan
Weeten
W. K. Rayborn
Wil Hell
Weston Commercial Club
Lint J. Culley
Fine Dentistry With Few Visits
Registered dentists using the FE. R. Parker System specialize in prompt care for out-of-town patients. System dentists claim to save visits, guarantee work, and ensure complete satisfaction with minimal pain using safe pain-overcoming methods. Velcos are moderate and cautions and advice are free. There are twenty-four offices in different cities, the nearest one being at
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FE. R. Parker
E.R. Parker System
Velcos
E. R. Parker
Motor Vehicle Rule Changes Stir State Police Chiefs
A letter from Secretary of State to police chiefs nationwide notes that motorists with 1020 license papers awaiting renewal may operate with temporary permits. It urges counties and city authorities to issue reasonable extensions while officials clean up the current conditions. Merchants report demand for boats and car parts, with Western drove highlighting rental options.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W Whitewood
Secretary of State
Pulice
Notice to Creditors in Oregon for J M O Hara Deceased
In Umatilla County the duly appointed executor J M O Hara requests all creditors to present claims with vouchers to Weston Oregon within six months from December 6 1910. Creditors must attach proper proof to their claims for the will of J M O Hara Deceased.
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State of
Oregon
Umatilla
J. Ms. O'Hara
Te Fy O'Hara
Quarte
J. M. O'llaren
Elaine
Weston
Otarra
J. My O'Hara
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George Prochote
Pendleton
A. J. McIntyre
Leonard Barnett
S. L. Barnet
A. J. Barnett
E. L. Withers
Westonton
Baker
Ruby Broadison
Payette
Idaho
Weston Friends Sanday
Whitman College
Gertrude van Winkle
Vida Greer
Interstate Commerce Commission
Columbia River
Interior
Fladden
Mary C. McNee
New York
M. York
Mabel Colvin
Haines
Weston School
Depot Road
5. A. Barnes
Marvin Price
Frank Green
Ste Oht
Banister
Dr. Watts
FM. Smith
Farmer
Methodist Church
Woman's Mlasionary Society
Mattie Wilsey
BE. W. Achilles
Alma Barnett
2. Goodwin
Starner
J. E. Jones
J. C. Hopkins
Ellsworth Woods
Ralph Saliig
Wooton
Proosz Ee R. Hall
Mrs. Pitzpatrick
F.C. Fitzpatrick
Pcone
Kensington
Ehrin
FD. Watts
J. W. Porter
J. Hart Williams
Harry Sumption of
Bois
Sim J. Culley
Mary ©. McNee
Frank Morris Davis
Fitzpatrick
Weston Schools
Ralph
Robert Annt Lloyd
Grahan
Lola Salin
Parm Bureau School
ARKH
Westen Vene
Conmereal Club
Weaton
Naa
Tion
Weston Mercantile Co