La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, March 21, 1928, Image 6

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Newspaper Page Text11 3 s if:! in i f.. -..'. ; . - 1 I 0JT6 kX ' ' ' !-' tm &f 1-in rr-.... mvfMui ivmNiiNu uitsuvrji. 1 - i i ' 1 . 1 1 . Mary L. Cline, Union Pioneer, Buried Sunday ' t'MON, Ore., Mm. ttl. (Hperini) - V unornl net-vice- for M ph. Mary U. i line wer court net nt Cock . JirothttiH (.'Impel h&re Humlay ufter nonn nt si : 30 o'clock with the Itv. Kuhm . Lee, of the MethndlHt c lunch, In chaise. llurl.il vnn Jn the t;niui oeniotfrj'. Mary I j, J:aw wuH horn near Marlin, ()., Auk. 13. 1ST.3. AVhen Ahutil 15 y nf whe mnvod with her piirrntH, pcttliiiK near Car ihnpo. On May 18. JH7U, h)io wan married tn John It. CIIiip, who jiaHHflil from HiIh 11 To Dec. I'll, lum. In H1U thtiy HtnrtiMl fur OroKon, alopnitik' In fnvi'i I'olo., for ahoiit two yoai'H nnl finally nrrlvlntf at 1 nlon In tho Nprlnv of IKS, They ranni thn entire rtlmniu'e rmn .Mfn. hourl In a rovprtHl wukmii. . Mi-h, (.line lived on it hoinpHtead near I nlnn fur Hvpral yroim, later moving to town to m-nrt her chil- riren In wlxxil. Wednesday; March 21, 1!)28, UNION PERSONALS urn past few weeks for rest und recuperation, hud her tonsils rfv in on d lam week, l-'rom latcat ra. ports she was getting along nicely. I'nlon's' Sportsmen's club will probably bo about tho first organ ization or lis kind to enjoy a trout Iced tlila spring, an tho boya have I muilo urrungamenta for such u tho first Mullduy evening V'NION (SpecluD Mrs. Myrtlo Cllne Is ut Hot l.uko being fronted for u severe cold that threatened to afreet her lungs. Airs, fllne went to tho hospital Wednesday. . i no --rnaalon i' nv" nlclm-oa . . " . . . -. ... ikh aiun.jtijr t? vu J h ",HV""""' "lurrn last rollowlnif tho opening or tho flsh- ........,..,., ,.,.,, , .,, ,,ul. lnK ,,. oti1(.r pUa for the ronllteil. . , , acuaon were 111 III ut I Ilia meeting. Hoy Hall lias been nt Hot 1-nkn lunlinllmr ,..i,. il few dnya thlil week. .Ho hud lila .-urly in llto aoaaon. Tile bualnoaa lonaila removod. I aeaalon of il... oi,.i. I'nlon l.ortKo No. :i. I. o. fi. I til'oemlfxl liu Jln'n ..n.l hud dearee work h'rldav nlirht. Joo liv n .n,.,,i i, .. ,...,. Ounlnor rrom tho fovo IuiIko aa erul out of town trueHia. a vlaitor nt tho meeilnir. j J. J. jirow n who haa heon at Hot POdtinoator Tony l. Kinlth )iua l-uko for aomo lime following an ended hla vIkIIh at the port ofriro Injury to his aide, ia Improving and niilldlnK alneo tho new anfo hua w'" ""n ho able to roturn to hla been inatullod. Hlnee the old aufeihonW in Cnlon. waa dfKtroycd by aafo blowora a1 1'wo fnurriaKea wero reported In few weeks into, tho poatmaator has I'nlon tho last week. The first v;aa unit oi Anas jicity .iiutinewa unn Kloyd Wuuthier. Mlaa .Mutthewa la NORTH POWDER PERSONALS Hat for Fags A tltniluh fit 1 II f lir 111 lienllh ulin na ulilo in lio up mid iiriiiind tho "hiirtly to eontlnilo hmian "Mill tho liial, uiilnir u bed v0nl '"uale. .Mrs. boon Bleeping In tho building protect tho valuables thero until prnvlHlon iviib inado by thn gov eminent for tholr anro keeping. Mlaa Holcno llldoler, u fnlon girl, Mlaa Helen Hldelor. n I'lilnn girl. la planning to leavo for tho lOaat her work In Htearna iuia n union gin, having graduated from tho lorul high achool In 1037. nnd the lirldcgrooin hua been living . hero for several years ifnd Is en- j kukcii in inn . piuuiiiing uiisiiiesa, They will make their homo ut I'n lon. ' lis UHiiiil n Thursday. Kbo died """H "' mnny public affnlra hero '"" second ligpllnl affair was Krldiiv morning at about 7 o'clock I for tho nn"' '' yenra and the beat nmrrlngo of .Miss Thelma Ifcsa, i tn the resilience in whjch she hud w'""r" of her inuny friends up- ' "later of Atlorney Ilea of l. lived for tho luat 3 ;'oara. She i company tho singer In her ambl- Clrando. and Frank Anderaon, of was It yenra 7 iuouiIim und 3 duva . "on ,n prepnro for opera work. ' i Krulllnnd. . IdiUio. . Tho . wedding of ago, .Mrs. f llno leuvos tn mourn her pasalnK linn brnlher, 11. l. i'.utes, four children: i'Mwiu II. and orrlo The Itcv. rioborl V. I.oe. who re cently Injured himself by falling Trunin clinlr, finally wont to a hos pital for examination and treat-1 ceremony was performed Kuturduy, Mur. 17 at tho home of lite bride's purcnta, .Mr. nnd .Mm. A. '. Hess, who llvo In Ninth lTnlon, NOI1TH I'OWDHIt tKpeiinl) navld t'uok, who baa been employ ed In tho Karniera Hlule bank, lert for hla bomejn Southern Oregon Friday. Iiavld King, accomtialiled David f'ook aa fur ua Portland, und ro turned Monday mornUg after ' :.i weekend visit In I'ortland. Curl Koraatrom, rrom the I'nl verally or Oregon, arrived ut noon Mouduy tn spend his soring vnou- tlnn with hla parents, .Mr. and Mra. C. J. Koraatrom. I Hldney Hotihlns la vlalllng Varl j V'nrastrom. Itusa Junes look hla sheep out on Iho bills Monday morning. I.eaa Olson, or, Im firundo, waa transacting business ut North Pow der Monduy, ,. Honrlettu Jacoba'vlalted her hi(s bund ut lint l-uko Hunduy. lf tiiiil ii 1.' U..l.l..An and daughters, Helen and Ardath. wero Iji Orando vlaitora Monday. Mra. (irahuin attonded I ho run- jrul or .Mra. fllno ut Union Hun. ' duy. . I I The lOpwnrth leuguo la giving a! leu Huturduy uftertioon. , f Mury Young, - or iiolao, Ida.,' spent the . w eekend visiting hor . puronts. ' ' I itonert corroll und Tom Hen DttBLER PERSONALS IMHLKIt priil) Tile Iullei Kdut-aUunal club entertained their hunbandn lnt Kuturday niftlitat the Wade Unll. A nhort pioprani wan Klven, - after which; u delidmiH luncheon wan tierved. The remain der of the evening wftit ttpent In Kanieit. t The Unity Helper met laMt Fri day afternoon at the home of Mr. JJeMe WenieiiHkow. The afternoon wum Klven to plant painting and many beatttlful dlxheK nnd vaxex were made. Mrn. WeHtenskow , served it dellclnini luneheon. The. next meeting will he held nt thn home of Mm. Klla M. Walker on Friday to Work on iiiiIUm which have heen Binned. I Union High To Present Three Plays Shortly I NIOX, Ore., Mar. 2P (Kperial) The IohI few weeks of the school jea r will he ra l h er c ro w a oi wim dranutlr and muslral numhers for the 1'nion high wchool student body. Work on a iiglit opera nuinbor e;i- lilled "l-ove llralea of Huwalf" l I belntf han.dled hy Will Baxter, a member of the hih hcIioo! faculty: the junior class Is preparing two plays, one. "The Winning of Joy." which U billed for production oil Friday -oven ins of this week, and a second play. "Mis Ancle's Niece." which the ont and manager huve chnMen to be rven April 13. National Fir st-Aid Week 1 8 Observed This week, Mnr. 18 to Mar. Si, Inclusive, is being observed nation ally as fl rut -u id week. "Hnvlnar the proper muterlalrt on. band means navlne pain, savlnjf seiioim UlneHH. . , , often suvtnR of lire," one firat-nld reminder says.. The week is to upply to first-aid in every way. not only to safely ' f'irtu measures on the slreet and ut wofk, but in tho home. A. Cllne, Mrs. flara u leund Mrs. ment. It wa found that he had I Amon the HolonlteH who ..wr (fV , cerbojc spent u few days' vlsll in ( Maker; ; .- (. . Kd Hencerhox nnd Owrir Jacob- n...7 s,, iiiHi vniM'jr nmi- Ulabelle fnt:ford; alx (rr.indcbll dren, I,oIk. Ilnrold, imrrell. Ja Faye and Muriel fllne and Merlyn I-'injx-ford, three nephewH. Fuene H. and Cecil Hates, of Tnlon. and John K. HateM. of Ka f.rande. in-niti.n Hi,-,.,, ti.u wi.i..t. snopping in I .u, : orando 'isat ii may . niKdlcni i.Mi.tiiitn ii.. (U ...... i.. I wero. Mr. and Mrs. Wheeler, Mrs. I lo be out and attend to Ills work. I MT "'VtT'!; J"n Amos IvIh, a local man, purchased the'Orcen dairy ranch located between ( a ion and I'nlon Jtiiii'iloii. Klnce Hie division of iho Green estate, a few years ago this ranch has been the property of tho local hank. Jt consists of A'l acres well Improved with ample barn Mr. i find Mm. W W I'nnnnr. and Mr. llltS ii,.! lt,.oM nml n,f riiiiiilitnr Mm Held Hlacker. John- Martens returned .from Tortland the lust of the week. Jfe had Kone 1o the city with his son, Newell, who underwent an opera tion for n growth t on his neck. voi,rxTi:i;it itrnf iioahs AI.HONA, ItalyMusaolini lias inHlftlctoil llin tirt.fni't tn tl. nnnnin nf J mnn rr ii..i. ....i.... u ... . . i .v . V, , , I i,, " ., M "r "any wora. ,,, , ,)P KnK along na well rcntl i- L? ''"'"''"''"I M'!II;T ,h"". 'vr" """ ,n could bo expected, - . on iing a roai rvnlr. I been at Hot l.ako sanator urn for1 ' Mra. ' Mury Hulcblnaon, CO.VE PERSONALS . A Kew York Bureau The (Iris are carrying tbelr smokes In thalr bonnets now, boys. The cigarets fit in s snug case and the enameled lighter provides an or nament at the side. Here-. Was Vivian Hart of New York (who says she doesn't smoke), is lighting up Just for demonstration's sake. We hope It don't make ,Viviau . dizzy. COVK (Hpccinl) . Ope of the outstanding events of the week here was the annual Junior vaudeville, .Mrs. it. .McCoy hua returned fmm , ho fll(.t , , . ,lul(. fna Irriunn. where she haa heen visit-1 ' , ,,. , i ...... I M.UIll .1 , M, IllVIUUIIlS Mil" ...o-. ... ,L ,a a r . """" play for graduation week, wits operated, und ie Is reponed ! to be getting along nicely. .Mr. I The play scheduled ror nox: ! il- (Sraybenl la In a huspllal at 1'en- day evening has the following rasl : llleton. Iltobeit Cox. Glenn Miller. Kenneth W. W. Kllknrf returned from Hutchinson, Hay Inljip, ijiVerno floury, Okln.. one day lust week. Clark, Gertrude Wheeler. Vanil lic was called there by tho death Oeortsen, I'eggy Weaver, Hurls of his oldest brnlher. He reported Kirk; Keith cobiirn and Alfred having good weather there, and Stondahl. most of the spring seeding done. I 1 ' . Miss Mary Kehr has u touch of.. tlio flu. Her many little friends VNI ItlOlt TOO AMIUTIOI'K hope to see her out ngaln soon. l-,I.OItllMi,K. Italy Viltorln I'l The irnlnn Hunilny school la mak-I ncr"- '""ney lender, demanded Inn plans for an Kaster program. P'"r cunt InteTost. Aulliorllies - Jlr. nnd Jlrs. Sam ituckniiin and intervened. I'lpernn Is now "In sun. Walter l'hllllns. .Mr. nnd Mr- confine", living aa best he can on Carl rrlaw-old, W. W.' Klrknff, Mary ; government I'oiil, J'eter und lleglnnld Menegul j cents :day. woro'dlnner guests ut the home of . Mi's, laicretin Kuekmun last Sun-1 - dny. allowance of 55 Welcomeyou to Portland. 200eontaphlsrwwMna. ' each with bath. KcatonabUi rarcs. Convenient downtown location. sNow under jtwrioiuil muiutgement of SAMD.ADK13SON 9he HOTEL CONGRESS PORTLAND, OREGON Mr. nnd Mrs. It. A. Neivhlll mn,la niualcal rending: (3) old mold skit: n "business trip lo .Knternrlae last M-M v e rp on iur Honeymoon: tfij .Monday. Thne Table; (il) Homestlc : Kclenre .Mr. und ' Mrs. Art Hehrna nnd featured by the Cove achool at the , Tragedlea; (7) Solo with trio nc-jbaby, Mra. Mary Mcltan. Johnny When in Chicago . Enjoy Your Slay at the Superb New MORRISON HOTEL Comer Madiwn and Clark Sli. Iffl IK (7n- (tire.- 'i f... . 1 feS, III l-'rom latest reports the young mnn i " " high clnss entertulnment prnauceil by nn ull-stnr enst. It wna pure comedy from slurl to fin ish with not a dull moment throughout the entire evnnlng. The program follows: (1) music; (2) .imooanee nnll on rrlday evening, compnnlinent; (8) Willing Per- McMne nnd llalbert Itolllns were rormer; til) Cello solo; (10) mono-I'dlnner guests at the LI It real home louue: (111 Turk Scene; ( 1 2) Suit- ' last Sunday. ors Four nnd (1.1) 1'lrefly Dnnee. ! - Charley Hamilton and son, Chnr Owlng to tho audden lllnesa of Dell ' lea, Mrs. Norn Cook and children, I'llckett No.-1.1 In the program had Wlldn and Wesley, from Lower to be omitted. The house waa well Cove visited nt the home of Mr. and filled wltlr receipts $i-i2.8n, wheh Mrs. Oliver I'erln Sunday, will go to th baseball fund. I .Mrs. Trunk Martin and duuirhter. I'he home'of M A. K. H. Coin! tins ' Mrs. Ceorge Conklln. and Mrs. John Mra. mother wore i.n GrandO' visitors Saturday. Mlaa '111 llle Hugg, or l.a Orando, Oilliie In i'nlon Kill nnlilv n fl ornnnn In visit for ii few dnvs nl the homo Inn Hllllt h ' Juno fimlili . tri....u-M.i I or Mr. and Mra.' Wheeler. t ' Hal acy. Allco (lauthl'er, Vlvlnn l,,ponnie the acene of a happy fain-.'Lloyd uttended the .funeral of Mr, The first play to biv announced Jory. KdltH Chonoy, Amnryllla rcunlnii .nr. i onu came down I voung, whlnh wits held in li by tho I'nlon High school this yeifr Knight, VnlllH aeertsen, (llenda1 1 uiiiami, iiiano. where ho la,trnnde Monday. la that of thn junior class. "Thn Havla and Gertrude Wheeler. .le.icuing. ana two sons. Kruncia Mr. and Mrs. Fred Nodlne nnd Winning or Joy" which will bo Charley Castor mode n business , " noma "om tne uni- son, sain, motored lo ltaker Sun- given nt Iho high school gym on trip (o Ln Orando Wcdnesdny jverslty ut Kugene for the spring va- day for the purpose of celebrating the evening of l'-nldny. March 23.1 An old-fashioned charivnrl par- r" The tnm,,y circle Is thus four birthdays at the home of their A SI. I'atrick dance waa given by ty paid a visit to the home of Mr '"""'I'1"' '" '" Cond and son, duugbter, Mrs. Dewey Cassldy. Mr. Iho Hendquurtera coinpuny of tlio and .Mrs. h'loyd Onilthler lust Tues- mnKe nv '"elr home. .vodlne, hla two little granddnugh- nntlonal guard nt the high achool day evening. They tiro both local1, ,rH- Cor" "'1'iirilH, of Portland, j ters, nnd nn aunt wre the honored gym Salurduy evening. I'roceeds people and arc making tholr homo i 1,1 J;"""" "'en ds here nt Cove. guests. A chicken dinner wna of the dance will be used to help ut I'nlon. ' , 'fo'm Mt'Corkle. .of Iji served with four birthday enkea In .Inn finr,ln . . . . ..i.i....... ! """- 7w '"e neeaenii nt inn center or tne table, the, man's flavor - the woma'n'sPreference The 'N.twIMoTTuon, when cvmpUttd. will b the targrti ana utileii Anlj in the world, Cbtuaining 3,400 rooms defray Incidental expenses of the company on thejinnual' trip to the siuniner camp. The city of I'nlon Is ebnUnnlntc Iih policy of eo-bperaUiiK with the property owners In slri'ot improve ; ment, Heveral side streets have been paved with crushed rock, the jnwiK'rs of the property paylnK n. Htmi II sum pir .lot and - t lie city' t sboiildcrinK the remainder of the expense of the Improvement-" ', Mi..- If. illi rnnnne icr.nl t n In jfirandc l-Vldny for n few days visit "flfmned,. Iionflrrj-i are plefitlfth and at tlin home of Miss Veda llogen sen. 8hu relnrneit home, Hunday, Donald Wilkinson, of I'clocasft, was a visitor at Union .Saturday. nmrlln Conner 'am i.i. m ' Vu,t" J,r'.inu .irHVWTO- "ucKtnnn and , ; " i ivhii .iiorcnison. wno nns t-i umm- i ruin, rovo attendltiK; luiiKo in i nton last Tuesday even Inir. ' cave roast heen Mrs. Marv Pen I motored tn itniraf 'seriously 111 at-the a ramie Uonde Monday. t """i""" i uniiHie is considered Tne rninn. Suntlav ' school HlluhtlV better. their Kolinlnr. n u.dl..aR Handball Is becoming a favorite I Mr. and Mrs. Uoy CI roil lie have Tuesday nlKht. ' , . sport at the IiIrIi school Kym these been the recipients of two showers I - ' oays. mgh 'school students. replace their hotiMeludd fcoods. teachers, and towns-people are In. I The Rev. V. M. rtrndner trave n , v rccicHllUll. VCI'V Hltlend d iiprmmi ..i H.o a ''U'Jmnual Hpriiik- cennlnr hns slon RnlMconn stllrted since the TasTTTw1 shrlng mnrnlni- ,m ih.' 'miblu -r mom. ! They say President Coolldgo rules tlio opposition In Cuba with an Iron hand, conditions being tho nine; un tho "subject of "Drift- snmo 1,8 lf Coolldge tried to sup. i. mi; i .in ut i in a. j ne lueo. in la country, however. Is not to Dcmocrnta, but to MJB m DON'T DRIFT WITH THE 90 MILLION- Be One Of The Ten There are about 100 million people in the United States. Of this number HO million do not possess as nmeh as One Thousand Dollars in real or personal property only one, in every ten ever saves that amount. I Oeorgc nnd Clurn Van Houlon Viinil their mini. Mr l-:,ii'l llnir,! re. turned homo Tiiursday ufler n work's visit in Northern Washing ton. They had gone on Iho trip to attend the funeral of a relative in Ore nelghhnrhood or nelllngiiam, and, remulned for a visit aftcr warila. i Mr. nnd Mrs. J. I'. ITngonscn wero over rrom A Grundo Sunday visiting with friends In I'nlon. Tliey returned to Ut-Grande Sun day evening. Horn Thursday, March in to Mr. nnd Mrs. Prank Mlcker of South I'nlon. a son. l-'ront latest reports mother and son are doing fine. Members or the' I'nlon High achool glrla' basketball loams, both first and second string, wero enter-, mined nt the I'nlon hotel Tiiomlay evening nt u dinner given by sev eral members of the Commercial . club. The girls who nttended thn. mooting wore: Veto Weaver, Vlv. ' $1.00 Is Enough to Start (i'o Cuaranleed No membership fees, fines or penalties in the I -a Grande, Uuildinrr & Loan. Every dollar you put in is always your dollar secured by the best security in the world: First mortgages on American homes. "Think of (he Safely" La (.ramie 15uildim& Loan Ass'n La (Tninde, Ore. nays arrived. Urnumts pro being liu,-." The week diiv service on 'an. unlay at 2 clock wum tnken frnm even aomo of tho ambition nm l.nltn 1.1-49.91 ti. .,,1.1,.., suppress tho plowing tholr gardens nnd planting '"The Growth of the Soul " goad 'em nn some eurly yegetablea. i .h. ..j ... , " .; Tho lu-n II.. 1 !,.. ' . "-" I"" niugniers or , ... i .1.7.'. . . i",e rung hold n roc 11 la r mnnthlv " "' ""'.." " "lV0 meeting at tho Itectory on Sundav ...... ..,., iiii.iiik innrnlng at !):3il n'clnek. the iou.,n fflr Iho day being taken from .Mark 1:4-S. , 3 full-flavored coffee vacuum packed been nt Hot treatment uro . roportciiyB. begin ning to improve in health) although it will be several weeks, in all probufillity before they enn .be re. moved to their homos at Cnion. At a meeting of the recently orgnnlzed Qui, en Ksther society. which Is n sort of Junior mission. ury snclety. held a1 IBEElllEEIiBSIlI Mrs. .1. ,T. Conley nnd her daugh ter .Mrs. nay fliinilnnugh. or Iji Orando. eume.nver on IThursduy for the Indies'' (lulld. Jlrs.l Joseph 1'lsher nnd Mrs. J (lie lwillle nfl"- HuillSOIl -I V, wore delegatoa tn Miss Katie Iteuter Tuesday even-!",B Jli-"sl"nnry meeting In J.t lug Iho following officers worn !'"''""" '"Mt l'''ldny. elected: Katie Iteuter president Kntiryn Klelblock vice president, I'-dlth f honey secertary, l-Idnn ( 'honey corresponding secretary, nnd Helen Hall troaam-or. Alva Cunningham mndo u busl-' ness trip to I,a arnnde lust,,Wcd. nesdny. It. 11. Itohrig vlaltcd tho ao.venth gruilo room ut tho South achool Ibis week and gnvo the pupils an account of hla emigration from Ciermnny and his early experience In thin cnuntry. NO M'.CKlXfi I'AUTV CAMnmnC.l-:, Mass. It took IS men four hours to get a stuffed giraffe, 15 feet, six inches high. Into the Harvard Museum through a door six root high and 4" inches wide. When n man can't collect his own thoughts, ho ' sometimes . borrows iilhei- people's. OUT OUR WAY By Williams MA Se-Z,TrAER I ' V',;' ., on Tn' -table -till fefe? J- 0& f . 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