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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 1, 1933)
9 'a if ft k Page Six -new EA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, VA GRANDE, ORE. Tuesday, August 1, 1933 LOCAL RlRDEirjX From Walla Walla Knjoya Vacation Mr. and Mrs. Ewlng W. Stephens Mr. and Mm. A. K. Parker and son. and family, of Walla Walla, were In Knox, spent the weekend vacationing La Grande Saturday where Mr. Swing at Wallowa Lake. Mr. Parker 1b cashier attended a meeting of prune growers of the First National bank of La of Yakima and Walla Walla valleys Grande. and Southern Idaho. flock to Work- Dallas Jacobsen has returned to Ontario, Ore., after a two weeks vaca. tlon spent at the Oregon coast, Port land and La Grande. While In U Grande he visited his parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. Jacobsen. KiiiIh Visit Here After a weeks visit with friends In La Grande, Miss Beulah Sooter has returned to her home In Ontario, Ore. She Is a graduate of the Eastern Oregon Normal school. Etuis Vacation ! Mrs. Bertha Way has returned from a two weeks' vacation, part of which she spent visiting in Salem with rela tives. She accompanied her cousins, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Prouty, to the Capi tol city. Mrs. Way Is a member of the staff In the ready-to-wear de partment at Falks. Vacation at Wallowa : Miss Burmallne Hall left during the .past weekend to spend a two weeks vacation visiting her mother, Mrs. Kate Hall, at Wallowa. VlKltlnc Here Mrs. E. L. Woods, of Richland, Is In La Grande visiting her daughter, Mrs. Walter Masten, and granddaughter, Miss Evelyn Masten. She has been visiting her grandson, Jeddle Woods, and granddaughter, Mrs. Shlney Hartman and family, in Baker. Concludes Stay Here After attending the summer session at the Eastern Oregon Normal school Miss Dorothy Lake left Sunday for her homo at Ontario. She spent the past weekend in Pendleton visiting friends. Returns Home Mrs. Harlan Denton, of Condon, Ore., lias returned to her home after a three weeks' visit In La Grande with her slater, Mrs. William Gable. Dur- i tag her stay here Mrs. Denton ,Mn . producta for these three counties Gable and their mother Mrs. Frank ame Qut Q, Waa w but (0l. Otto of La Grande ; spent a week at ' a reMnt yMt of , rcto " "" " , , J , representative here It was deemed Innm T n L-o OVitt a on viol tAst ralnttlrM r La Grande Gets Best Foods, Inc. District Agency La Grande this week becomes central distributing point for the products of another nationally known manufacturer. Best Foods, Inc., have appointed O. B. Fogle, manager of the Paclflo Fruit & Produce Co., this city, as their distributing representa tive for products over Union, Wal Iowa and Baker counties. Previously, distribution of these Iowa Lake. She also visited relatives at Enterprise. Returns to Portland Arthur P. Ireland, Inland creamery official, has returned to Portland af ter transacting business In La Grande for several days. Mr. Ireland was one of the party who made a goodwill tour to Frog Heaven O. C. v. camp on Friday, Returns to Milton R. D. Monohan. of Mil ton -Free- water, who has been marking the co-operatively grown cherries for Union. Cove and La Orande, returned last night to Milton but expects to be In La Grande towards the end of this WeeK. Mrs. IMwuohan Joined him for the weekend In La Grande. advisable for best service to patrons to supply the growing demand of the district this side of the Blue mountains out of an established dis tributing center here. "We are more than pleased to have been appointed distributors for the well known Best Foods products in this newly established territory," Bays Mr. Fogle. "Through our long established service Into this terri tory out of our La Grande supply houses, we can give more Immediate attention to the wants of many re tailers who have taken on this pop ular line." The Best Foods, Inc., prepared pro ducts Include: mayonnaise, relish spread, thousand-Island dressing. Gold Medal salad dressing, trench crossing, horse radish, mustard, B & B pickles and Kucoa. Post Members To Do Stuff in The Chorus (Continued Prom Pagv One) Returns to La Oranrte Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Fitzgerald have returned trom a two weeks vacation trip to Seattle. He owns the Fitz gerald Furniture company. Return Home . Miss Constance Ray and! her moth er, Mrs. Ella Ray, spent a two weeks' vocation In Bremerton and Seattle, Wash., returning this weekend to La Grande. Visit In California - Mrs. Elizabeth Donnelly, head of the ready-to-wear deportment In Folk's La Grande store, has gone by train to Stockton, Col., where she will be the guest of her sister, Mrs. Frank O'Hare, for two weeks. Gothic Ideal In form but with the last wordi In catchy tunes, Intricate dance steps and coa turnery, Raymond O. Williams, chairman of the com mittee, revealed this morning; Proceeds from the event will be used to finance the trip of the legion drum corps to the Btate convention In Klamath Falls when the post will make a bid for the 1034 department meeting. One hour and a quarter of vaude ville will be presented, beginning at 8:45 o'clock, and the legion chorus will be only one of a number of features. f A chorus of five girls, pupils of Miss Alyce Cook, will present a chorus tap number In clever costumes. Members of the chorus ore 'Patsy Jesse, Betty June Stalcup, Betty Jane Grlce, Gloria Walker and Marian Chrlstensen. Tom Bruce, whose voice Is always a drawing card on any program will furnish a group of numbers. . Gene Gossett and Bert Worrell, the Har mony boys, will sing some of their best numbers, and the Campbell Sis ters, Dorothy and Virginia, will tap dance. Other numbers also are being rranged. "-'- ' Dancing will follow the vaudeville at approximately 10 o'clock. ' SOUTH ALL IS FINED $15 IN LOCAL COURT Joseph Southall was arrested by city police and taken before Judge L. Den ham in the court of Justice of the peace, yesterday where he was charged with assault and battery. The complaint was filed! by Mrs. Southall. The defendant pleaded not guilty, Was found guilty by Judge Den ham and fined $15, which has not been paid. He was turned over to the state by Chief of Police P. J. Steffen, of the city force. NOTICE We sell only Artificial Ice made from pure water. All calls answered promptly. We also handle only the best . quality of Coal and Wood. All our products are guaran teed. 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July Is the birth month of Stephen Foster, famous early American com poser, and Beveral numbers on the program were his compositions. The following numbers constituted the little folks' program: "Prlscilla on Monday," Bllbro, piano solo by Ian Thornburg; "'Massa s In de Cold, Cold Ground", Foster, piano solo by Lola Brown; "Old Black Joe", Foster, vocal duet by Lorraine and Josephine Hendrlckson with Lorraine playing the piano accompaniment: "The May Basket", Emerson, piano solo by Dorothy Jean Lester. The adult program was composed of the following numbers: "Moonlit Sea." Smith, piano solo by Mrs. Ed Moon: "Moment Musical", Schubert, piano solo by Mildred Stoddard; "Come Where My Love Lies Dream ing", Foster, vocal duet by Mrs. Mer vlile Moore and Mrs. W. H. Parkin son, with Mrs. -Parkinson playing the piano accompaniment; "The Robin's Return", Fisher, piano solo by Loretta Stltt: "Beautiful Dreamer", Foster; vocal solo by Mrs. Parkinson, accompanied by Atha Damorell; "Salut d'Pesth"; Kowalskl, piano solo by Atha Damerell; "The Armorer's Song" from Robin Hood, De Koven, vocal solo by Elliott Flnlay, accom panied by Mrs. Parkinson! "Oh. Bu zanna", paraphrase, piano solo by Mrs. C. C. Long. The August program will celebrate the first anniversary of the Recital club, and Mrs. Parkinson has Invited the club to meet at her home on that occasion. - The composers featured will be Moskowskl and De Bussey. Bank clearings reached a total of (60.846,644 In July, 1932, and Increas ed to (77,386,483 In the month Just caosing. 9.9. inns Sinn Tin For 2-Week Camp (Continuea from Page One) dulged In. end David B. Stoddard, director of Boy Scout activities In the L. D. 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