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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 25, 1932)
Thursday, August 25, 1932 IIA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, ORB. Pan Three, MUui ll!SB Duke, Society Editor . Tflephnnn Main floo Until 9:30 . m. Visitors From California Guests At Bridge Party This Afternoon At Home of Mrs. H. Lawrence Hull Visitor In La Grande from the south are Mr. and Mrs. Banforu Oehr and their young son, Richard Edgar Giihr, of Canoga Park. Los Angeles, who nrrlvod Itret night lor a brief visit at the home of Mr. Qehr's shj tor, Mrs. H. Lawrence Hull. Mrs. Hull entertained a small group of very In timate friends this afternoon at bridge for Mrs. Gehr. Mr. and Mrs, Gehr stopped In Port land where they were feted extensive, ly. Mrs. Raymond Vester was a luncheon hostesa Tuesday afternoon at nor Portland home, and Mrs. Edgar Garbade entertained with a luncheon and bridge party recently. They were guests at the home of their parents, Mrs. R. E. Gehr and Mr. and Mrs. T. A. Garbade, while in Portlund. - -, So-Ne-He Club In Outing Wednesday The Grande Ronde river yesterday was the setting for the last of the out-door meetings at which the So-Ne-Ho club will entertain. T(ie mem bers met at 10 o'clock at the river with their families, and after a short business meeting a potluck lunch was served. The afternoon was spent In games and conversation. Mi J. Louis Evans was admitted to membership hi the club. Mrs, Teresa Patten will entertain at her home In two weeks. Neighborhood Club President Returns With the return of the president. Mrs. J. T. Longfellow, to L Grande after a summer In California, the ac tivities of the La Orande Neighbor hood club will be returned.- The win ter's program will open on Tuesday, Oct. 4. , , v Committees have beeff working dur ing the summer on details of the program, the year , book and other phcaes of club, activity whlch'will be announced In the near future, it is reported. . ' - ' ' ''.- Discussing .Plans For Convention Plans for a district convention of the Rcbekah lodge, to be held In La Grande late next month, and also for the anniversary celebration, to be an event of October, were discussed laot night at a meeting at the Odd fellows hall. Other routine business was trans acted, SOCIAL CALENDAR Friday, Aug. ,27 2 :00 Friday club, with Mrs. Berry at Imblor, - 7:30 Womau of the' Moose card party, with Mra. Julia ettler. . Tuesday, Aug. 30 8:00 Women of the Elks lodge, at the Elks temple. Wednesday, Aug. 31 7:30 Rebekah lodge, No. 60, Odd Fellows hall. 8:00 Two-Bit club, With Mrs. Doyle Zimmerman. WKKU TUEATIIK BURNS WEED, Cal., Aug. 35 w The Weed theatre was destroyed by lire Wed nesday with loss estimated at 50,OOG, following an explosion which- was felt throughout the community,-The theatre was completed only two months ago. , No one was Injured, although a projection machine operator was asleep in the upper section of the theatre when the lire started. GRESIUM WOWAV HURT ' PORTLAND, Aug. 36 () Mfrs; Ed ward Beugger, of Gresham, suffered head and lace cuts last night when her husbond's automobile crashed in to a 1200-pound horse on Powell boulevard, killing the animal. Reug ger said the horse stepped from the side of the highway Into the path of the machine. Tilt-; SAFE It KOAU By Tom O'KeU. ' ' . A vulnerable grand slara Is among the accomplishment of John P. Bud. e!mm in the summer, colony at Fal mouth, Mass. He took all the tricks with clubs as trumps. His partner could have made the slam with spadca an trumps. ane partner aeimeraieiy reirainea from mentioning spades in the bid ding, confident that his holding ; in that sutt would afford discards for Budelman, lfi need be Some players avoid grand slam bid ding because of the possibility of freakish distribution defeating It. The apparent greater safety in , the club slam was- regarded by Budelman and partner aa well worth -the 70. point sacrificed.' in the failure of contract for seven spades. Here was the hand: , SALEM AGAIN LOSES OUT IN WATER FIGHT Oil, ROOM IN HIOKOCCO RABAT, Morocco VP) Frelimlnory boring for oil near Maknes has been so encouraging that powerful' ma chinery capable of reaching low depths has been ordered. The first small wells yield a dally average of 3000 .gallons. ... NORTH AKQJ8742 NONE K9 A 73 F A CT ' S8765 T 9 IAKC54 Q J I0 2 SOUTH i 5 IU0CIMM B 7 6 OfAlM A 4 I KO J 10865 Saving Features for Friday and Saturday, August 26 & 27 CHEESE FULL CREAM 15c lb. VINEGAR PURE CIDER 25c gal- South opened the bidding with one club and west offered a heart. North had a number of courses from which to choo33. He could bid game in spades, a contract which his partner's vulnerable opening bid and his own strength fully J uu titled. He oould bid two spades, one more, than necessary, as a force upon partner, commanding that the bidding be kept open at least ; until a game contract should be. I reached. North Instead, bid. two' hearts, a strong Invitation to slam. It conveyed- I the Information that he had control lof the first lead of hearts with prob lably a void. It offered an easy meth od of indicating great strength with the bidding kept- In low stages. i East passed. South bid five cHtba, ; indicating a strong desire to play the hand in that suit unless there were good reasons for not -doing so. . West passed and. North Jumped to seven clubs. He reasoned that South must have the ace of diamonds to Justify his original bid and must have length in clubs with top nonors, ana few if any Bpades at all. The ace and ptwo clubs, the king of diamonds and the top spades in the North hand seemed to make it certain that there would be no losers, since any losers in the south hand could be discarded on spades. ! A club slam bid would guard against the possibility that all the adverse spades "'were bunched in one hand. West led the queen of diamonds. Tne siam, or course, was a lay (town, F3g Ears Ibs,-9c A chap says his money Is in an old sock, but he doesn't know whose nock. SALEM. Aug. 36 () The city of Salem late Tuesday again was halt ed . In its efforts to become owner of the city water system when Judge L, Q. Leveling sustained the demur rer of the Oregon-Washington Water Service corporation to the city's com plaint in a test suit on the legality of a charter amendment providing funds for. securing the water system. The ameudment, carried by a vote of the people on December 15, 1931, provided a $3,600,000 bond Issue for buying and adding to the Oregon Washington water service system. Tha decision does not Invalidate the oharter amendment, but does pro long tne water company s ouslneas term. City Attorney W. H, Trindle said. Fat Man Reduces . 53 Pounds Oh Boy! Don't be stubborn, you big fat men throw off your fat before your fat in rows you into tne. discard, uo as Mr. S. A, Lanier of Sawtelle, Cal., did read his letter: "I have used two reducing belts to no benefit but since using Kruschen Salts, each morning in my coffee I have taken oil 7 lbs. in a week and eat most anything I like. I weighed 243 lbs. 0 months ago and now I weigh 190 lbs." lake one half teaspoon ful of Kru schen Salts in a glass of hot water every morning cut down on fatty meats, potatoes and sweets now you know the safe way to Jose unsightly fat. For a trifling sum you can get a Jar of Kruschen Salts that lasts 4 weeks at Red Cross Drug Store, L & L Drug Co., Class Drugs, inc.. Moan Drug Co., or any druggstore In the world but bo sure and get Kruschen -.your .health .comes .first. .... . lAtiv. time. Take your car to Richardson "The Art Man" at Richardson's Art and Qlft Shop. B-1B-8 t. TOMORROW When you .are down town remember to take your pictures to Richardson's Art and Olft Shop for framing. A spe cial discount on all frame Jobs is of fered to you at this time. 8-18-3 t. COVE RWIMMINO POOL Complete change of. warm mineral water every 7 hrs, Picnic grounds. Parties of 10 or over 10c and 2Qo. ' . 8-30-1 mp. We buy, sell or trade used tires. Distributor of Kelly-Springfield tlrea. Doyle Zimmerman, Jeff, and Fir. : . 8-19-1 m. Hemstitching , pleating. button holes, etc. Norton's Kiddy Sliqp. , --Adv. NOTICK OF STREET VACATION Notice Is hereby given that on Au gust 3, 1033, Ellen I. Stoddard and others filed a petition for the vaca tion of part of the alley running east and west through Block 67, Chaplin's addition to La Orande, Oregon;,- par ticularly between Lots 6 and 7, 4 and 0, and 3 and 10 thereof and that on the 7th day of September, 1933, at 7:30 p. m. at the Commission Cham ber of the Commission of tho Clfy of La Orande, Oregon, said petition and any objection or remonstrance j made in writing up to that time, will no neard ana considered. Dated at La Orande, Oregon, this 4th day of August, 1032. J. JS. HT15AH-NS, City Recorder. ' Aug. 4-11-18-26-Sept. 1. NOTICE TO CltEMTOUS , ' Notice la by this gtvon that the undersigned 1ms been appointed Exe cutor or the estate of James B. Quln land, deceased, by the County Court of. Union County; Oregon; that all persons having claims against the said efitato should present them duly veri fied at the law office of the under signed In Ia Orande, Union county, Oregon, within six, months from the date of the first publication of this notice, which is on the 11th day of August, 1033. J, S. HODOIN, Executor, La Orande, Oregon. Aug. 11, 18, 25, Sept. 1, NOTICE TO CHEOITOHS IN THE COUNTY COURT OF UNION COUNTY, STATE OF OREGON IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF JOHN GAVIN, deceased. : ,;; Notice is hereby given that tne'un designed ban been appointed admin istrator of the estate of John' Gavin, (tecfloscd, by the above entitled Court iiiw ijutMitiuu- nil purouiui imvilltf claV.ta against said estate are hereby notified to present the same at the off loo of Hugh B. Brady, In the City of La Grande, Union County, Oregon, with vouchers and duly verified, with-, n six -months from the date hereof. Date of first publication, August nth, 1032. Date or lost publication, September 8th, 1932. CHARLES E. GUMP, Administrator of the Estate of John Gavin, deceased. HUGH E. BRADY, Attorney tor1 Ad ministrator. : Aug. 11. IB. 25. Sept. 1, 8. FIND IT HERE Ctr-sy for this Column buI b In by a. The Island City Ladles' Aid will hold a cooked food sale at Noah's Paint Shop, Saturday, August 27. 8-26-2 t. NOTIt'B Dance Ooodbrod Lake Frl Union; Ore. Aug. 29. 8-23-2 t. Hilda Anthony and Ida McMeekln announce the opening of their piano stuuios. mpus, Deginmug ana aa vanoed, enrolled now. Preschool chil dren a specialty. 1000 6th St. Tel. 74 W. 8-26-1 t. The campaign cheat may be empty, but not ao the party spellbinder's. WHY WORRY With a broken side glass or wind shield in your car when you can Lave one fitted for the least cost that you have ever had glass work done any NOTICK TO CREDITORS Notlco Is by this given that the undersigned has been appointed ad ministrator of the estate of Anna k. Woatenukow, deceased, by. tho County Court of tho State of Oregon for Un ion County; that, all persons having claims against the estate or the de ceased should present them duly veri fied to the undersigned u nis nomo at Xmbler, or at tho law office of J. S. Hodgln, his attorney, at. La Grande, both Union .county, Oregon, within six months from tho date of the first publication of this notice which is August 11th, 1032. W1LFORD WESTENSKOW, Adminis trator, Imbler, Oregon. - Aug. U-186. Sept. 1. Madame Ollie SCIENTIFIC PALMIST Tells PiiHt, Present and Future. She gives advice on all affairs of life, such as love uffulrs, business matters, wills, divorces and niotjt everything pertaining to the wel fare of one's lire. She answers any and nil questions. Call and con milt this girted ludy. 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