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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (June 22, 1934)
Friday, June 22, 193 1 LA GRANDE EVENING OTIkERVER, LA GRANDE. ORE. Pasro Three ERSONALS To Sett - Members of the Ladles Auxiliary to the Old Timers club will have a sew ing meeting ncrt Tuesday afternoon, June 26 at the club rooms In the depot. All members are urged to be present at 1:00 o'clock. Called To Freewuter . Mrs. Ada dredr and Mrs, Lois Fln loy went to Preewntcr Friday nfter noon, called by the sudden death of two-year-old Tommy Greer, a grand son of the former and a npphew of the latter. The lad submitted to an operation yesterday and passed away during the ordeal. Transferred Mr. and Mrs. W. D. McDonald, who have been living In Pendleton the last few months, following Mr Mc Donald's transfer to that city, are now residents of La Grande again, . Mr. McDonald having been returned here. They are residing at 1706 Wal nut street. Fromi California Mr. and Mrs. Fred Smith, 1005 13th street, have as their guests, their son and their daughter, Mrs. Donna Nichols and little granddaughter, of Berkeley, Cal. Mr. Smith expects to leave next week, going by way of Portland, visiting friends en route. Mrs. Nichols and daughter will spend the summer here due to a recent Ill ness of Mrs. Smith. Hoin From Portland Fred Blegrlst returned "Wednesday evening from Portland where he hod been spending several days visiting. Mrs. Slegrlst and their son, who ac companied him to the metropolis, re mained there and will visit frlcndB . for several weeks. Correction Made Miss Marlon Pidock, most recent entrant Into the race for celebration queen, Is being sponsored by the Ladles society of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Enginemen, Instead of the Ladies Society of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers, as stated yesterday. lUltirn From Trip Mr, and Mrs. Vernon Hayes have returned to La Grande to make their home after several days honeymoon trip to Western Oregon. Their wed ding was an event of last Sunday at Baker. Mr. Hayes Is employed by the Safeway Stores here. Trap Co u iM Opn The La Grande Gun club grounds will be open Sunday from 10 to 12, for anyone who cares to snoot, It was announced today. tio On Vacation . , Mr. and Mrs. Frank Recklln, of 1308 N. Ave., daughter Nancy, and son Hart, have left for a week's fish ing trip on STfeep creek. Will Visit Mrs. Walter Parker will have as her guest over the weekend, Mrs. J. H. llaycs, of Lew Is ton, who has been on a trip to Boise, and will stop here en route home. Put Out (irons Fin The La Grande fire department an swered a call yesterday afternoon at 2:30 to put out a grass flrc at the north end of Fir street. Ileturns H. E. Dixon hns returned from Portland where he attended the grand lodge of the Knights of Pythias of which he is a past grand chancellor. Mrs. Dixon and daughter, Margaret, who accompanied him to Portland, jvill remain for a longer visit with relatives and friends. Returns From Portland Mrs. H. J. Rltter has returned to her home here from Portland where she has been visiting her sister and attending the grand chapter of tho Order of Eastern Star which has boc.i in session In the Rose City. Mrs. Rlt ter Is tho associate matron of Hope chapter No. 13 of this city. A Correction The-meeting of the officers and guardians of the Neighbors of Wood craft called for Tuesday, June 26 will be at 3:00 o'clock at the Odd Fellows hall. This Is an afternoon meeting in place of evening aa had been announced. Concludes Visit Miss Adelaide Mullen left today for her home in CHympla following a visit here with her sister. Mrs, A. B. Rau wolf, while en route from a vacation spont in California. Miss Mullen formerly lived In La Grando, having owned the millinery department in the Fa Ik's La Grande store. son Born ,""fw3K1 A boy weighing eight pounds and three ounces was born Just after mid night last night to Mr. and Mrs, L, J. Sherwood of this city. Both mother and babe are reported to bo getting along nicely. Oklahonm Visitor Among the guests at a local hotel y es terd ay we re J . L. Sni 1th, w hoso home Is at Tulsa, Oklahoma. Leaven Today A. 8. Cooley, prominent attorney of Pendleton, left this noon for his home after having spent several days In La Grande as one of tho attorneys for the plaintiff In the Chambers Hot Lako cose which was concluded yesterday In the circuit court. Stop Here Mr. and Mis. It. W. Williams and family, of Jerome, Idaho, were visitors In La Grande for a short time yester day. Iteturns Jennie Nlelson who has been enjoy ing a two weeks vacation, has return ed to her work as stenographer for Attorney Hugh E. Brady. ltd urn From Yakima Mr, and Mrs. Jennings Smith and daughter, have returned to La Grando after a vacation trip to Yakima, Wash. Mr. Smith has resumed his work at the Lavondar Lunch. From Idaho A. C. Thompson was a business visitor in La Grande yesterday from his home at Godding. Idaho. To open Office U. S. Representative Waltor M. Pierce, who returned today from Washington. D. C, will open his of fice tomorrow morning in the federal building. He will occupy the rooms which wore formerly used by the navy recruiting officer on the second floor. Itesume Trip Mrs. Zula Webb, son Lawrenco and granddaughter, Betty Jean Berry, of Milford, Utah, who have been visit ing at the home of O. C. F. Floyd on east Adams avenue, have gone to the western part of the stato to visit with relatives and friends. They plan to return to La arando for tho rail road convention next month. Mr. Webb was an employee of the South ern Paciric railroad out of Milford and was killed In an accident a year ago last October, RAILROAD LOADING SHOWS INCREASE WASHINGTON, June 22 (A1) The American Railway association an nounced today that loadings of rev enue freight for the week ended June 16 wcro 617,640 cara, an increaso of 2.084 above tho preceding week, 24, 800 above the corresponding week In 1933 and 00.251 above 1032. Miscellaneous freight loaded totaled 247,402 cars, an Increaso of 6,223 abovo the procedlng week, 15,725 above 1033 and 38,094 above 1032. Total loadings for the year to date were 14.133.067 cars, ngalnst 12,002, 043 last year and 13,120,546 In 1032 All districts except tho southern and southwestern reported Increases com pared with the corresponding week In 1033 and all except the southwest ern reported Increases over 1032. EAGLES MEET ON THURSDAY Arthur Keyes was obligated, at a meeting of tho Eagles lodge last eve ning, but very little other business of Importance was transacted because of the absence of several members who are attending the state convention at Marshfleld. An Interesting meeting Is antici pated for next Thursday evening when reports of tho delegates to the convention will be heard, and a large attendance Is anticipated at that time. KAISER SAYS HE WILL NOT TRY TO RETURN DOORN, Holland, Juno 22 ( The residence of the former Kaiser W 11 helm of Germany today Issued a categorical denial of a statement printed In a London newspaper that the kaiser plans to return to Ger many. It was stated that no representa tive of the London newspaper (The pierald) which printed the report has been in Doom. Arturo Toacanlnl has been given the original mamtscrlpt of Debussy's "L'Apres-mldi d'un Faun" by Ganna Walska and the Orchestra Symphoni que de Paris. lU'turn From Trip Mrs. John L. Gray and daughter. Eunice, havo returned to their home on east Adams avenue after an auto trip through Idaho, Utah, Wyoming, and Colorado. At La Junta, Colo., they visited with a sister of Mrs. Gray, and from there drove; to Ship rock, N. M where Mr. Gray has been employed in the Indian service on the Navajo Indian reservation. They report a very enjoyable trip but glad to be back to the Grande Rondo valley after encountering some ex treme heat on their trip. To Salem Hector Wlcklander left this morn ing for Salem where he has accepted a position for tho summer at a re sort near there. Visit Friends Mrs, Frank W. 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