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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 14, 1934)
Wednesday, February 14, 1934 IIA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE. ORE. Over The Valley Personals n V I iij Mios Eileen Bull, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Will Bull, of the Lone Star neighborhood, is 111 of pneumonia, and her lather, Mr. Bull and her aunt, Mrs. Wayne Friazell, of Pleasant Grove, drove to Duncan In Wallowa county to see her Saturday. Their; reports aro that she was some Im- I proved over the weekend. Eileen Is teaching tho Duncan school. . Brothers' Pay The men of the Blue Mt. grange are getting very busy this week with their plans for the annual Brothers' day which cornea Saturday. Festlvi- ; ties will take place at the Blue Mt. Hall on Gekeler Lane and will con slst, in addition to the big dinner at , noon, which they prepare and serve, of an exchange program to be pre- 1 seated by the members of Mt. Fannie. Events of the day are scheduled to start at 11 o'clock In the morning and continue through, the day. PrUcllla Club Members of the Priscllla club were guests last Thursday at an all-day party at the home of Mrs. Ray Hayes near Imbler. A kfrely dinner was served by Mrs. Hayes at noon end then the rest of the time was spent quilting on her "dahlia" quilt. The guests were Mines Jim Mcjunrus, nar old Bingaman, Sam Knight, J. A. Gasklll, W. E. Buckman, Harvey Buckman, Claude Woodell, Carl Full er, Sam Rue km an, Roy Redmond. E. Johnson, Andrew Paroz and Claude Woodell. To Select Scholarships E. R. Cooley makes the announce ment that the F. F. A. chapters that are eligible to have members com pete for the Union Pacific scholarship should make a selection within their own Smith -Hughes agricultural de partmyit by March 1. In case there are njire than one agricultural de partments In a county, the winner and alternate should be selected from all the agricultural departments In that county. The schools eligible to compete ifre (Oreshom, Dufur. Red mond, Pendleton, Imbler, Wallowa. Enterprise, Union, Halfway and Oft tarig. The winner In each county is . glvn f 9100 scholarship to Oregon Agricultural college by the Union Pa elf Ic'rallroad. o Honor Birthday Mr. and Mr Pat Powers, of medl- , cat Springs, recently ttave a party surprising Mrs. Tom Powers on tc occasion of her irthday anniversary. There were seven tables for bridge! and late lnthe evening lunch yas ! served. I Move Mr. "and "Mrs. tu-l Frlswold, who have been living near Allcel, have moved to Mrs. J. L. McKlnnls' place near All eel which they will operate the coining season. MoAihan Named His if Anerous lsl ncss assoc lates and rrny friends in this valley have received word that I D. Monahan, Milton fruit man, has received ftjti flcatlon of his election as vice presi dent of th Northwt'A Fruit Indus tries and Nortljgpeat Tre Fruit In dustrles to fill the vacancy left by, -uie aeat.n or TaixK uamo in an au tomobile accident some months ago. Monahan will be In Aarge of a large section of fruit producing coun try, including Walla Walla, Dayton, Waitstirg, Milton-Freewater and La Grande. Ho Is president of R. D. Mon- : ahan. Inc., and sales manager of a ! number of fruit ccoperativca, In-1 eluding the Fruit Grovs' Co-opera- tlve of Milton-Fiewafer, Lewis ton 1 Orchard Cherry Growers' asso!atlon of Lewlston, Cove Co-oporatloif asso ciation of Cove, Ore., Fruit Growers union .of Union, Ore., and he Ea Grande Co -operative G rovers. Mr? and Mrs. Harlan Roger and family of the Frosty district, had as their guests Sunday at their home. te Misses Amanda Zabel and Mabel Morton, of La Grande. Moving? Ray Hayes,of near Iigbler, has been moving his farm equipment to the Henry Hill rtich 1 tjjc Wolf. Creek neighborhood near North Pow der. 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