East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-11-13
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PILOT ROCK. Nov. 1.-THE
score cards from the baby show
/ which was held here October 27,
have been graded IN Portland and
are now ready for distribution by
| Mrs. Frank Duff. There were
| fifty-nine babies registered, but on
| account of the windy day only forty
We're examined. None OF the babies
scored below ninety. There were two
one hundred per cent grades. ciaud
/ Campbell and Thomas Chapman. Two
ninety-nine and one-half per cent
grAdes Albert Ellenberger and Don
aid @. Harrah, and three ninety nint
per cent grades. Patrick Cassidy,
George Scharpf and stephen FIetcn-
er.
The following doctors were the ex-
aminers: DR.. ]. I. AIcKelway. mem
tai; DR.. f.. o. Parker physical; DE
Oscar DE Vaul, measurements; De
II. n. Moore. dental. and DR.. T. NJ.
Henderson, eye, ear, nose and throat.
This is the first baby show ever held
in Pilot Rock, but it is planned to
make IT an annual affair.
Parent Teacher Association.
The regular meeting of the Parent
Teachers association met in the
-chool- house Friday night. There
as a song by the primary room ano
Hiss Clara Scharpf gave a splendid
feading. Mrs. Frank Duff who has
neen president OF the organization
5r some time, handed In her resig
latlon. which was accepted. At the
ext meeting a new president viii be
elected.
A social meeting Of the odd fellows
In.
Friday night. The meeting was held
in honor of the supreme noble grand
who madc her visit here at that time
Quite a number Of Pendleton peopie
were present.
Near Serious Accident.
An almost serious accident befen
Art GIN as he was returning to his
home west of town Thursday night.
When he came 10 the bridge which
crosses the creek by the lumber yard
ne met car. The lights blinded him
so that he missed the bridge and the
ront wheels Of his car went over the (
bank which Is about twenty feet /
deep at that place. The back end
OF the car was heavy enough to keep /
II in position and Mr.. gin soon had 4
help enough to get it back into the /
read.
The Red Cross bah given here last |
week wps such n success the commit
tee has decided to give them every
two weeks.
l.. X. Harlan who was recently
the editor Of the Pilot Rock Record
Is reported to be dangerously i'll with
typhoid fever in La Grande
Mr. and Mrs. Hinkle are moving
into the house of Uncle Dave Wright
AIV,V.. IL.
Maxine Schannep were over Sunday
Visitors here.
Carl Hemphll and family were
Pendleton visitors saturday.
Grover Pound and wife Of Pendle-
.on spent sunday here.
George Fullenwider federal meat
Inspector, paid this town a visit Fri
iay.
Ida Eldrldge went to Ulliah Friday
Ed Hammer OF Gurdane was here
L. +. Roy was transactiny busi-
1ess in Pendleton Saturday.
Mrs. Geo. Schlegel Is visiting in
heney, Washington now. While
here she viii attend Red Cross
in spokane.
Mrs. II. II. McReynolds spent last Z
week with her daughter, Mrs Louis
Matthew's.
T-ndcrgoes Operation.
John Roger has received letter
rom his wife I'm Seattle stating that {
heir daughter has undergone "A sue {
'essful operation. Nelma's foot has
zen troubling her since an attack of
paralysis some years ago.
he can now put her foot flat on the
round and she does not limp. II