Word: pendletons
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Dates: during 1950-1950
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...Northwest was a place which provided prerogatives for the average man. Pendleton, Ore. had a country club whose dues were only $6 a month for a family, and its membership included a bakery driver, a farm-implement clerk and two gas-station grease monkeys. This was still unusual, but almost anyone in the Northwest could ski or fish for salmon practically at his front door, build a lawn and admire magnificent mountains as he did so, raise his children decently, and with luck own a boat or a shack in the woods. In moments of contemplation he could fervently pity...
...striding senior from Seattle, will take the mile, with teammate Frank Elfinger second and Dave Cairns third. Eli Ed Mearns is close to 9:30 in the two-mile, and teammate George Dole and Harvard's Bill Baker can also score. Charlie Durakis can take the hurdles, but Brian Pendleton of the Blue figures to lead Pat McCormick...
...Francis W. White, 56, was named president of the $106 million American Woolen Co., world's largest woolen & worsted manufacturer, to succeed Moses Pendleton, who died last month. Frank White has been in the woolen & worsted business for 26 years, 15 of them with American Woolen as a mill manager and top textile designer. His next big job: designing a new look for American Woolen's profits, which plummeted from $16,472,393 in 1948 to $2,194,451 last year...
Underwood, bow; Trimble, 2; Breene, 3; Uhl, 4; Schonewald, 5; Schurmann, 6; Pendleton, 7; Benfer, stroke; Berninger, coxswain...
Underwood, bow; Trimble, 2; Breene, 3; Uhl, 4; Schonewald, 5; Schurmann, 6; Pendleton, 7; Benfer, stroke; Berninger, coxswain...