The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1918-06-21


ladies' of that city, at the home of Mrs.
Charles Nelson. Miss Jeanette gave
a vocal solo, accompanied by Miss
Savannah.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Klepser and Mr..
and Mrs. Shredder, of Halsey, formed
an auto party who were visiting in
Athena this week. with view to To-
eating in this vicinity. They are
successful farmers and have recently
sold their holdings in the willamette
! valley.
L. J. Foss left for his home near
Terrebonne, Crook county, yesterday
morning, after spending three weeks
in Athena. He will visit his son John,
at Moro, en- route. During most of
his stay here Mr.. Foss was engaged in
making repairs and improvements to
his residence property.
Emery Wortbinoton was one of the
! FIVE volunteering in Pendleton, called
by the local draft board for service in
mechanical branches, to be sent to
training camp in California. The
other four volunteering are: George
E. McLaren, Karl Hicks, owen BYRD
and Blaine Z. Burton.
A. A. Foss is making additional i'm
movements To his residence nronertv
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Rain is badly needed for spring
sown crops. and some fields are now
past the stage of REDEMPTION. 1t is
said that George Stages, who farms
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At the court house in Pendleton Sat
urday, the democratic county central
committee met and elected the fol-
lowing officers for the ensuing year:
Norborne Berkeley, chairman; S. A,
Newberry, treasureri James Johns,
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There will be a meeting of the
afternoon at the rooms in the school
house. and the chairman. Mrs. Sharp.
desires a full representation of the
membership. The local CHAPTER.
owing to quarantine, is nearly month
behind with its work, and It is neces-
sary that activities pegin at once. and
that all respond with their help.
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and is still unable to bear the exertion
of moving.
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and , ~ oxnast ~ e nrrsa ;s w % a+tnndonaa
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her recovery.
Raw Zerba, who recently enlisted
in the armv and is at C ann Lewis.
has been critically i'll with pneumonia,
but is now rallvinp. with every hone
of his recovery. His father. J. r.
Zerba. has been with his son at Camp
Lewis during the mast week. He
writes that Raw has safely passed
through the crisis and unless conoplj-
cations should set in, no apprehension
should be felt.
home. having completed her course of
four wears in the University of Ore
eon. at Eugene. Athena is proud to
claim her as a graduate of the state
University. representing this citv,
What her plans for the future are
have not been learned but no doubt
a Young ladv having the laudable am.
bition to hold so steadfastlv TO her
course Of education 50 far will make
good use of her snIendid ADVANTAGES
Athena will probably be represent
ed in the big parade at Pendleton Tues