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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (May 10, 1929)
Friday, May 10, 1929 LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, ORE. Pape Five 1 Local News In Brief j rim 1 wiMiBiwt In Work at I'lilvorsllj Miss Krunces (.'hurry, who lias bvun employed by The Obuervcr us society editor and reporter for tin) lust eight months, arrived In 1m. Grando from her Enterprise homo today. In the morning she will leuvQ for Portland to spend two duys beforo koIuk oti to Ku Ki'iie where ho Mil be employed ut tho Vniversity of Oregon ua sec retary to Miss Jeunnette Culklns, editor of Old Oregon, ulumnl pub llcutlun. v; Ohservo Mother's Day. Miss Dorothy Ann Warn Irk Is u member . of tho registrations I'nmmlttec for this year's '.junior weekend and Mother's day program ut tho I'niversity of Oregon. Miss Anne Ktunge, Miss Dorothy Kber hurd und Miss Liols Nelson, ; aa jiiembeiit of Kwumu, soiihomore Jionorury, served ut the campus luncheon Friday noon a net wilt serve ut the Mother's tea HuturUay ufteruoon. Dull Story Hour Many dolls und their : weo mothers are looking forward to "Poll Story Hour" which Is to be held ut the Public Library tomor row. -Suturduy. morning at 1U o'clock. Miss Wagoner will tell the story of u doll whose wish cumo true und tho story of a London doll und a Mother's Day story en titled "To Mother From l'uddy llcur." iivo iteautiriii ;irt . Tho staff ut tho public library acknowledges a gift from her daughters of the large und beauti ful fern of the late Mrs. Sarah K. McCall. ' Redecorating operations are now going on at the library and when all Is finished and tho fern permanently located it will make a decided addition to the Interior of k!ho reading room. LcmJiig Tor Monterey, Cul. J. V. Spencer, who hns been with the county- engineers office hi La Grande for the lust two years, Is leaving Friday night. Mr. Spencer has a position In the county engineers office In Mon terey, Cal. Unhy Son Horn ' A baby boy was born lust night to Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Brown, 1913 Washington uvenue, , at -.8:10 o'clock. The little lad weighed nine pounds und lias been named David James. Visits Daughter Mrs. John Meyers, of Summer vllle, visited with her daughter, Mrs. J. A. Wonderllck, at 1708 Suc ond street yesterday. Mrs. Meyers jft'portH that roads In the Sutumer "ilie vicinity uro in excellent con """ - -. Iert for Kiikciio Mrs. A. J. Stange and her,daugh . ter, June, motored to Kugene. They expect to bo away tho rest of the week. Mrs. Stange is visiting her daughter. Ann Stunge, who n at tending the University of Oregon. Ciolng to Myrtle l'olnl Mrs. . i'rank Huaelwood, from Myrtle Point, neur Medford; left hist evening. Mrs. Hazelwood has been visiting at the Krnnk (Ileuv inger home for a short time. Jlero on ItiLsliicKs . A. I, rainier is here on business. Mr. rainier is staying ut the Saca Juwen Jnn and expects to remain Jieru until u bo ut Monday. Here. From Haines Miss Joyce Ulokland, from llulnes, arrived here lust evening. Miss liloklund pluns to be here for , ubunt two days. i a;iks .Meet The regular Thursday night meeting or the la Grande H. I. O. Elks was held In tho temple last night. Only routine matters were discussed. Here From Hoist Karl McDonougli, from Boise, Ida., Is slaying ut the La Grande hotel. Mr. McDoiiough. formerly of Im Grande, is traveling for u. shoo cum puny. . Itecuteriitff John Dahlstrpm. who was In jured in a tractor accident day be fore yesterday, is recovering nicely ,:it the Grande Kondc. hospital. It was reported today. To go I-ust 1. J. Bachant. of 14G Chyrry street, lias sold Ills property and Intends to go cast In the neur future. Senator Klddlo Hodhw. State Senator Fred E. Kiddle, who has been in Portland for the last three weeks convalescing from an operation, returned to his home this morning arriving in La Grande on No. 24. He hf almost entirely recovered, although ho in ay not be able to resume his regular duties for a short time. ('milt Men's Programs S. L. Thompson has received word that special credit men's pro grams will be broadcast over KGA, Sookuno radio station, each Wed nesday night at 8 o'clock. His notification urges that all credit men listen in. KGA broadcasts on u frequency of 1470 kilocycles. To Make Trip- Mr. und Mrs. Edward Kbell left last evening for Kutreno to visit their daughter, Kdtth Kbell, who is attending tho lnlveralty of Ore gon. They expect to return Mon day morning. Mrs. Fowl to Slug Mrs. Kd Ford, formerly of Iu Grande but now of Ueedsport. Ore., will sing over radio station KOIN, Portland, tomorrow night between $ und 8 o'clock. KOIN broadcasts on u frequency of 940 kilocycles. Horn YlKltlugw- Mrs. t M. Smith, from Portland, has been visiting Mr. Smith and friends. Mrs. Smith has been here since Tuesday morning . und left lust night on No. 23. Here on Butlne '. J. K. McKenney from Baker, He will be the manugtr of the new Stevens Van-Kngtea store In turner, . , , From KnterprLse Jack Hart and hla brother E. Hart, of Knterprlse, are stopping at the Foley hotel, during a visit In this city. Coitio From Enterprise Mrs. Vern Berry and daughter, Lola, Mrs. White and Mrs. l our ner and son Bobble, came to La Grande today from Enterprise to spend tho day. From Baker , t C, C'hadwlck Is here from Baker. He is registered at tho La Grande hotel. Hera From Seattle " It. G. McLaln, from Seattle, Wash., is staying at the I -a Grande hotel. Mr. Mcl.ain la an agent for the express company. Going to Port In nd Mrs. Kenneth Medford. from Kn terprlse, Is leaving for Portland today. Harding Memorial Beautiful Shrine Is Ieft for Portland Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Safford. left for Portlund yesterday where they expect to attend the Clifford funeral. Trip to Porl land Mr. und Mrs. Boon left for Port land yesterday. -They will be gone about a week; ' Huh Ulceration Mrs. Jim Snod grass was operated in Portland yesterdny. Her daugh ters, Judith and Lola Marlon, went to tho Hose City with Mrs. Scrlber to be with their mother. At Seaside ... . Mrs. N. Dosilet Js at Seaside this week and Is not expected homo un til Sunday. Sick at Home Miss Bernlce Muller, who 1ms charge of the millinery depart ment at West's, Is ill at her home. Miss Muller hus been ill for the lust few days. Went to Baker Charles Playlu went to Baker yesterday to visit ills duughter, Mrs.. Karl , JtoueiiUu-uin, - who Is living there. . Hero 011 BtisluesH Karl Miller, of Yuklma, Wash., is In I -a Grande. He Is here on business. HI at Honk ... Mrs. S. Huckman la quite III at her home In Allcel, Going to Spokane Mrs. K. A. Bcatty left last even ing for Spokane, Wush. Here From Joseph K. M. Coadurt, from Joseph, left last night for Portland. . From Wallowa J. Hallock. from Wallowa, Is In town. H s registered at the Koley hotel.. Hero From Portland . Mrrand Mrs. J. W. Murray and son. of Portland, uro staying at the Sucujuwea 'inn. Going to Kuguiic Mrs. Harry Jerer Is leaving to night for Kugene where she ex pects to visit her duughter. Hero From Walla Walla ' ' J. C. Balchelder is hero from Walla Walla, Wash. He is regis tered at tho Sucnjuweu Inn, In l-Yom Seattle P. H. Wright, from Scuttle, Wush., . is staying at tho Foley hotel. .' -.; , From 1'eiMlleton , . It. Harris, from Pendleton. Is wgi stored at the Sacajawea Inn. In From Spokano-v . ( KHamllton. of Spokane, Is registered at the Sacajawea Inn. Hero From lOrtlaiul : Churles K. Smith, from' Iort land, is staying. at the Foley hotel. llffe's son, Hobert, Is 111 at his homo on Cedar street. Hero From lH-mlUHoii M. Green is registered ut the Sacajawea Inn. His home Is ut Pendleton. ROTARIANS HOME FROM CONVENTION . f n i t ff fe i i I nan wlione ablllljr to nuccucj full abort in noiue rcipects. Tho play tiu directed by Mis Catherine Hartuln and Adolli Sit-. Kiist wus bimlno8 nianairur with Arthur McOaII Rlslunt .- Hob ert IlaniBoy had churiro . of the stuRtt nnd tho artist lo effptB were provided by Don rorohv Bdwln UrlKRS waa ho olootrleluii. MIks Wllllnma took caro of tho typing and Hoy Nolson bt tho proportlen. Tho btuse wus very well ununit ed for the play with nevorul 1-u Grande butuneiia firma uaataiinK In providing furniture; flowora, etc, O rodent r t'nrUWHW . lletwoen acta the ItlRli aehool orchestra, dlrectod by W. W. Nua bHUiu, pluyed somo cxeellent leo tlona, Mombora of tho orchoHtrn ure: Jennie-Nelliion, Htfle Hluii- churd. Virginia McWIIIIuma, Mur Bui Ho Mllno. Joyco C'ualck, Bern ard I'ov.ell, Krmwt Drlrira, Olenn Hentleraon, Kdna. Turner, lalr Perklna, Guy Andrew, Stanley Zun. del, Adolph Slcgrlsl. Wayne Nua buuni, William Caldwell, .Harold Drowning und lawnna Gruham. : Anotlior thins that deserves pur tlculur mention was the fuct that thero woro no uncomfortable per iods uf waitliiK from one act 1 unothcr. The orchestra would Jus. coucluilo u selection and tho ciir tuln would open promptly on thv next nut. "Applesauce," produced by special- urrunKemenl with - Samu- Krcnoh. will bo presented aguln this evenlnir, und anotlior capacity crowd Is assured. Gin ill SMOCS HOSIERY k Across from Bohnankamp't Come In und net your copy of tho l2 Kuds hund book of Sports. . . KEDS FOR TRACK The uthlettu Bhoo of Iho rliumpiJns, made by tho t'nltud, tslutvs Kubbur Coin puny. Now shlpm.nl Just In tilMtn Clilkls to aisea 1 1, 81c. All other alios 83o No Warship, Purcasi.J No KuroMMin country bus ever built or , old a war vessel to Hie United States Koverntnent. The only case where the United States Ima lind vessels built In t, foreljin country wus thai of tho Chluesn river KUnbtuits, whU'U .wore built In China, under con! 'id to tliu United States. 1 Hikars, Grcsia Your Sos Hikers who nre trniihleil with tender feet nre tidvlscd by the American MtiKuzlne to 7ullnv the example of solillers ilurlnit the wur iiutl Kreuse their sni'Us on their feet, before n Innx hike, with viico llno or 1'Hiiille Kie!e. v : ,. S'EA Clcvclantl Bureau A view from the Interior of tho mncniflcent Harding Memorial t Marlon, Ohio, sliowliiR tlio tombs ot tho former president and his wife. An exterior view is shown above The circular style of the memorial is copied after nuclcut Rouiau temples. ! V T" JUNIORS PRESENT MIRTHFUL PLAY .THURSDAY NIGHT ?- (Continued from Pag 1) we-ru''1 invariably followed by r hearly wave of. laughter from tiiw auditorium. The murrled woman ' who had so much difrieulty in ltce))ug her husband In his- place nnd whose troubles were spilled to" i tho neighbors und so often- wus played by lrma Kennedy, and Hiuei ) Itohnlson, who later - In ttio play became Mrs.': ltltl McAIIster," was acted by Margaret C'unllffu tllss Leslie took the iurt of Matt Mi-; v list or, the hero's indignant imeM. und Hobert Kluddard wus In tlio, role of Hill McAllBter, who literally, workud" himself Into a Job ufter, "working" himself Into nwurluge. ; John Herry played the part of Hollo Jenkins, the successful business (Continued trom Page1 1) Hero From Wullu Walla James Arlen is hero from Walla Walla, Wash. Mr. Arlen Is regis tered at tho Foley hotel. ,i Going to Kugeniv - Miss Margaret linker left Thurs day evening for Kugene, to attend junior weekend at tho university. Goe (o Portland George T. Cochran Is in Port land on a business trip. ero From SpokniK- L K. Hamilton, is. here from .Spokane. Mr. Hamilton Is staying at tho tiacajawea Inn. From Portland G. K. Chittenden, from Portland, is sluylng at the Sacajawea Inn. halls where they spent the night. The next day I hey drovf to ISe nttle where Mr. Kpllng visited h'.s son. Oolun. a student in the Uni versity of Washington. Tho next stop was at Vancouver, the conven tion clly; which they reached at 6 o'clock Sunday afternoon. After spending Monday and Tuesday there, they Jeft ut 10:30 a. in. Wednesday coming to Portland for the night and returning home yes terday. They reported that delegate de clared this convention to have been one of the best ever held In this district. ; . Saturday Only e Crashing Thrills of , the U.S. Mail. Adventure in the Air tl Now Playing JOHN GILBERT : x r. in "DESERT NIGHTS", ' Romance on the Afri can Desert. A0 AImi ('oiuiHly 'XiuiBltty l-'iirili-s' und I'Vllx Willi IIKN I.YUN Mini ANTONIO MOItKNO TODAY THE DANGER PATROL" "A man hunt in the Frozen North" See the Mounted Police in Action. . al so CHARLIE CHAPLIN in "THE COUNT nn Adventures of TARZN and . Topics and Fables Hem Shopping Mrs. M. Brooks, from Kuluo lu, was here yesterduy uhoiplng. Illiilikcl.s Stolen ' Mrs. E. O. Woan reported yis lerdav to the police that three blankets were stolen from her carl the previous nlKlit. Mnrriaxo I.IX' A marriMRe license wus lasui'd lo l.'lnire Smith, of Cove and Cora Mrownlntr, of l.a Grande, this - morning. l jmles Mivl The reEiilur nieeting of the KhkIcs loile was held lust night, with a fair attendance. .ln..-ll .l.u.nfl..., ilrs. Nell Woli, of I'nlun, had a toill openition ut the lr. won derllck hospital yesterday. M.ilkTtl Path-lit Mrs. Jack Iteeves, of I'llion. is a medical patient at the Ur. Won dorlick hospltaL Here l-Hii ILkiT J. A. Thoitipson, from ltuker. Is stayiiiK at the Sucajawea Inn. I-Vtin Yakima - K. A. Uromkon. from Yakima. Wash., Is registered at tho Koley. Here l-om IWilio W. J. Kelly, from llolsc. Is stop plug at the Baeaje Inn. Clinging I)(M"S your face powder stay on as long us you'd like to have It? If It dues not, then you want to try Curu Nonu Kaeo Powder. ' . V -SirirS- i Tiftlfl i IJjV CAR A NOME Face Powder $2.00 I'ara Noiiiq Fact- powder Is famous for its flnem-sM and etingtng i mil Mies Thre some tfnt that will ' blend lerfec(ly with your complex ion. Get some today. Sold only al Glass Drugs Inc. TIM Retail Store La Grande, Ore. Junior Play Tonite Chain Stores C. J. Breier Co. in the West Distinctive WASH FROCKS Baccalaureate May 26 The Voiles Dainty in material and Stylings. Features such as The Shawl Collar Deep Organdy Inlays Attractive Neck Pieces. Tend to increase their dis irability. 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