Pendleton Community Notes and Social News
Matt and Jem and Lloyd's comedy next Tuesday, for sale wall telephone. Ella May Harmon of Pendleton visits Weston. Rhea the mountain trapper forced to shoot his ranch dog. Highway work restarts near town amid mild weather. Lois Porter visits from Whitman College. Phi Lambda sorority member elected. Pheasants still plentiful. birds shelter near haystacks. Pine Creek muddy from heavy rains. brook sounds noted. Illness reports in Wild Horse area. influenza in McBride family. several others ill or at home. radiator cap missing. request for return to H Waddingham. Scholarship Loan Fund tea planned Saturday afternoon. Pearl and Frances Davis ill with influenza. Calley may be ill. Ross family rejoicing over Hamilton piano. Florence Ross to join music class. Sample returns from Seattle. Whalen moves to Portland. Current Literature club program on Chinese School System. Fredericks hosted by Whiteman. Joy carnival at High School auditorium well attended. minstrel show feature ends with Williams and Jones. Frank Greer and family and others attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matt
Jem
Lloyd
Wall Telephone
Ella May Harmon
Pendleton
Weston
TL. Goodwin
Clarand Rhea
Barber
Lois Porter
Whitman College
J. W. Porter
Porter
Phil Ma
Wild Horse
Harry McBride
Little Son
H. A Street
E. A. Simpson
Little Daughter
Water Street
H. Waddingham
Scholarship Loan Fund
Memorial Hall
Pearl
Frances
Notice to Subscribers and Local News Notes
Notice to subscribers warns renewals due Feb 1 1920 with rates for one year six months and three months. The Leader discontinues at expiration. Local items discuss influenza illness guidance laundry disinfection and household care. Community clubs meet with social details and member updates alongside market and library news and local business notes.
Mrs Calley Hosts Informal Sunday Evening Gathering
Mrs Calley and Mr Sim J Calley hosted an informal Sunday evening at their home with music from a Brunswick phonograph. A delightful lunch followed at an attractively set table with dainty place cards. Guests included Mr and Mrs William Davis and Prof and Mrs F C Fitzpatrick among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sim J. Calley
William Davis
G. DeGraw
Mary ©. McNee
J. A. Lumaden
F.C. Fitzpatrick
Louise Rintoul
Elza Love
Frank Harris Davis
Alice Price
E. Fisk
Bertha Sowers
Charles Pinkerton
Lilian Fredericky
Charles Price
H. Sumption
Edna Hellenbeck
Mabel Colvin
W H S carnival shines in Nova City entertainment
The W. HS carnival on January 16 proved a hit with a lively high school program. Helix five beat Weston 28 to 19 in local gym, as crowd applauded despite Weston’s tall odds. Absent were Jeanie Davis with pneumonia and Irene Banister with la grope. students began daily physical training under Mr. Fitzpatrick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. HS
Helix
Weston
Jeanie Davis
Irene Banister
Miss Davis
Wheat Growers Organize Co operative Marketing Plan District Meeting
Farmers in Umatilla county will meet in Pendleton tomorrow where Aaron Sapiro of California will speak about forming a Wheat Growers Marketing Association. Similar talks and Spokane meetings discuss forming Washington Oregon and Idaho Wheat Growers associations to market 150 million bushels cooperatively through member owned elevators and warehouses with Federal Reserve bank support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wheat Growers Marketing Association
Northwest
Umatilla County
Pendleton
Mle
Aaron Sapiro
California
Walla Walla
Spokane Varler
Washington Wheat Growers’ Association
Oregon Wheat Growers Association
Iaho Wheat Growers' Association
Bene
Federal Reserve Bank
Walla Walla Frost Hits Fruit Producers Warns Aphids
Frost damage in the Walla Walla section struck fruit growers, destroying aphin and scale in many instances, an observation highlighted by the regent cold chap from the viewpoint of local producers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Regent
Walla Walla
Destruction Plan for Wild Morning Glory Using Steam
County Agent J M Lewis of Columbia County Washington reports a steam method to kill wild morning glory roots using a 50 horsepower boiler to steam 100 square feet in half an hour and aims to develop a portable boiler to treat one acre in a day. The weed control plan follows trials and notes from Washington State College bulletin.
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Ued
Lewis
Columbia County
Wash
Washington State College Bulletin
Northwest
Washington
J. M. Lewis
Mr. Lewis
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A. J. Sample
Seattle
Sample
Gus Whalen
Portland
Mr. Whalen
City
Chevrolet
James Johns Sr
Charles H. Marsh
Lillon Fredericks
Current Literature Club
Fredericks
C. C. Whiteman
County
High School
Gail Williams
Maynard Jones
Frank Greer
Clem Duncan
Albert O'Harra
Mise Staste Walsh
Bachelor Girls’ Club
Erica Morrison
Ihe
Blanche Thorsen
Spokane
Umatilla County Library
Geo. W. Proobster, Sr
Westin
Frank Snider
Athena
Dean
Normal Heights
W. TH. Gould
Jack Chapin
D. B. Banister
Mrs. Mary Banister
Mr. Chapin
Town
Newt O'Harra
Ernest March
Basket Mountain
Harry Sumption
Bone
R. E. English
Lebanon
E. 0. DeMovs
E. R. Hall
Mrs. Calley
Utah Coal
Weston Transfer CO
Gilbert G, Ellis
Mgr
Teaco
ERS' Grain and Potato School
W. M
Weston Mercantile 0
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M. CO
Weston Mercantile Co
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