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Friday. August 12, 1932 l'agcSix LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, IA GRANDE, ORE. tVallowa Coiin Creamery I Annual Picnic t Mi. C, A. Hunter . I (Observer Correspondent) WALLOWA (Special) Although dnesday woa a cool, cloudy day, iU threatened rain,, a large crowd Withered at the city-park to enjoy the :nd annual picnic- given oy tno Iowa,- County Creamery aiwocla- O. A. Brown, manager or the rutate Creameries, of Portland, Roger Mprse, or the extension Ice of Oregon State college, were - ng the visitors present and both ressed the meeting of dairymen ich followed the picnic dinner, j fee, cream and Ice cream were nfpfted by the association. ? fr. and Mrs. Ollbert Hunter, of La j Ottindc, are enjoying camp life at (.lie end of the road in Beur creek canyon. They were in Wallowa Mon day for supplies and stated that they ivere having plenty of trout and a few huckleberries to ent, that they have established a .fine camp with a oookstove and other conveniences and Avnnnt n nruinrl Vta nnnlh nr AllliitHt. mmnlnir thnro nnrl tit Will Iowa lake. JSr. Hunter, who 'has been in poor health for several months, has gained iu weight and Is feeling quite him s.qlf again, he states, Joyce Williams and Marie Kocpp are representatives of Wallowa at the Pfesbytorlan. conference which Is be ing held up South Fork canyon this Week..-. A number of people from here who could not go for the entire week plan to attend some of the sessions. t uames woouruii ien ounuuy iur in homa.lh Portland after a two weeks ( visit here, and was accompanied by j Mlso. Virginia Hunter, who will spend iV few weeks In .Portland. . j Jako Rluker returned Sunday to .prtland. after his annual visit at (Us home. His parents, Mr. and Mrs. L!, J. Rlnkor, took him as fur as La Grande. iMr. and Mrs. H, E. McLean and children, Corwln and Janet, of Cor vallls, are expected here for a short visit. They will, stop en route for a vwlt In Pendleton whero they lived li .years , before moving to Corvitllls tjirop years ago. 'Mrs. Rue Searle and daughters aro giving up their large home on Mill njrec and will move next week., to one -of the Hamilton apartments vihero they will -reside for the winter, j Dr. George Dale received word Tues day of the death of his mother, Mrs. William Dale, Monday night at her hjome at Estacada. She was an in valid and well, advanced in yours ao that her death was not unexpected. Funeral arrangements have nob been received hero. Dr. Dale left for the west Tuesday; - ij Paul Voght, Delbcrt Glavey, Bill Doak and Miss Lillian Dale drove to Wallowa from The Dulles for a week end stay at the Dr. George Dale home. f , . oiA, daughter was born to Mr. and Rjtra, Jay Johnson Aug.. 4 at their home here to whom the name, Louisa, I Was given, ! j vC. L. Bales and family .left Mon-j r"aklina, bcnttlo, Portland and other points. -4 Mrs, Margaret McDonald, of Wal lowa lako, was the guest of Mrs. Prod rurst Thursday uf tor noon, Mrs. J. B. qrogory ond Mrs. O. A. Hunter were other guests Invited to form one ta bid for bridge. The afternoon was spent playing auction and In con versation. Mk-B. McDonald will leave enrjyln September for Los Angeles. . iM:.;ond Mrs. Lowls Brandt, of Los tlne, aro tl parent of a baby girl, born Sunday at the Wallowa hos pital. j . Mi, and Mrs. Hugh Daughcrty and soup, Billy and Bobby, motored to CovoBunday and spent the day at theiCovo swimming pool. .. M.vand Mrs. M. J. Sevier and fam ily.twho heve spent the summer on their ;large ranch near Wallowa are leaving this week for their home In Berkeley. ; v ! Aj seven-pound baby boy was born to Mr. and Mrs. Frank Meadows Au gust's. mVw. Avor.ll Combs, of Burns. Is in WuUowa visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs .jonn urumer. Honor Is Harvard's Uurvard university Is tlio oldest Institution of its kind In Hie United States. Tlio first building wan erected In 1037 by Kuthanlel Eaton, Therefore, this Is tlio oldest school In tlio New England section as well as In the United Sum's as n whole. The second oldest college founded In the United States Is the College of William and Mary at Williams burg, Vu founded when Virginia Was still a colony In lGrJ3. i ii " Latin Once Widely U.ed In (lie (lays of tliu Itoniiiii empire It nus the lungiwgo of cotiitiiercq used almost universally tliroiiijliout soulliorn Kuropo mid tlio old Itonmn empire Unit extended Into Aslu und Anion. Tlio so culled Itomiincc Inn guiixes of todiiy life evolved direct ly from I.iitln, ii nd even in the Kng llxli, (iei'iimii inn Sciiiidliiiiviun liui guiies h lare iroiortlon of the words ore derived' from I.ntln roots, FIND IT HERE Copy for this CoIojub Hut ... ... bo Id by . mm. ,..-, I holders and othor creditors of the u--eoclatlon are therefore hereby ootl I lied to present the notes and other iclalms for payment, t r. L, meyers, President, Dated June 13th, 1932. B-M-SO t. Archery Term ; A wnntl shout In urehery. Is A form of competition. Tlio nuuilier of arrows shot Is determined by lo cal rules. For men the instance Is usually 1(10 yards. The target is a "n-nnd" 2 Inches wide and (I feet high from the ground, The wand Is made of wnllhoard or soft pine. The one who has most arrows In the wand wins. I.KOION IIKSKPIT IMNC'K Buminervlllc, Aug. 13. . 8-13-2 tp Don't forgot the Saturday night dalice at the Eagles. ' Oood time for young and old. Come out and enjoy yourscir. 8-13-2 t. 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