PAGE SIX HEPPNER GAZETTE TIMES, HEPPNER, OREGON, THURSDAY, AUG. 5, 1937 i - HARDMAN NEWS Funeral Services Held For James A. Miller By LUCILLE FARRENS Funeral services were held for James A. Miller at the community church in Hardman Saturday. Mr. Miller was born in Portland and passed away in The Dalles at the age of 61 years. The greater part of his life was spent in Hardman. One brother, Francis, of Hardman sur vives. Miss Thurma Riggs of Heppner, formerly of Arkansas, was a week end euest of Miss Pat Bleakman. Mr. and Mrs. Pence Brisbois of Spray and Mrs. Bernice Kimmell of Redmond were here to attend the funeral of their uncle, Jas. Miller Neal, Lewis and Henry Knighten were business visitors in Heppner Mondav. Dud Flynn of Ritter was calling in Hardman Sunday. Clarence Rogers and Virgil Craw ford of Kinzua were week-end vis itors at the J. B. Adams home. Ed Lyons was consulting a phy sician in Heppner Monday for in iuries received while working at Reed's mill above Hardman. Joe Howell motored him to Heppner L. E. Bleakman spent a few days last week in Cour d Alene, Idaho, visiting relatives. Mrs. Sam McDaniel, Jr., and Max ine returned home Saturday from Wall creek where they have been spending the summer. Misses Frances Inskeep, Charlotte Adams and Mrs. Theo. Whacker at tended the show in Heppner Wed nesday evening. Mrs. G. A. Farrens and daughter Murl were visitors in Heppner Mon dav. Mr. and Mrs. Max Buschke and family of Tamarack lookout were out Saturday to attend the funera of Mrs. Buschke's uncle. Jim Miller, Mr. and Mrs. Victor Johnson stopped here a short while Monday on their wav to Heppner from the Bull Prairie ranger station. W. E. Francis was a business vis itor here Sunday. Mrs. Jessie Page and family and FRIDAY, A DELUGE OF BLACKOUTS SOMETHING NEW. SOMETHING DIFFERENT FUN FOR THE WHOLE FAMILY 5 BIG Dancers Adults 40c Mrs. Sylvia Page, all of Vale, ar rived Sunday for a few days' visit with Fan Miller. Harold Glasscock who was re cently injured in an automobile acci dent near lone, is reported to be getting along nicely. He is a patient at the Heppner hospital Pat. Delsie and Leslie Bleakman and Thurma Riggs motored to Kin zua Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Clark of Port land are visiting at the Floyd Ad ams home. Misses Clara Belle and Betty Jane Adams accompanied them home from Portland where they have been visiting their grand parents, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Clark. Mrs. Ethel McDaniel and children and Miss Murl Farrens motored to the mountains Sunday in search of huckleberries. Miss Vera McDaniel is spending a few days at the Clyde Wright home on Rhea creek. Ed Clark was a business visitor in Hardman Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Stewart of Sparks. Okla., arrived Tuesday to spend a few days visiting Mr. and Mrs. Ad Inskeep. The Stewarts and Inskeeps are old-time mends, Ins keeps having come here from Okla homa several years ago. BOARDMAN NEWS Garage at Boardman Being Remodeled By LA VERN BAKER Miss Jessie Petruzelli is visiting here aunt, Mrs. Colosso, here. Mrs Colosso is now living in Castle. Dr. and Mrs. M. G. Wrenn of Se attle spent the week end visiting Mrs. Wren s parents, Mr. and Mrs Chas. Dillon. Clara Mae Dillon re turned with them to spend a short vacation. Mrs. Agee's granddaughter, Frieda, is visiting her this week. Mr. and Mrs. W. E. McKebben and children of Spokane, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Turner and Mr. and Mrs Donald Turner and son of Sunny side, Wash., spent Sunday visiting at the A. B. Black home. Mr. and Mrs. Anderson, who just returned from Corvallis where Mr. HEPPNER HIGH SCHOOL AUG 8:30 P. M. A Real Roadshow Attraction n o)lTSl6lSl A Laugh Riot Comedy Presented by DON ELLA DRAMATIC CO. TIME VAUDEVILLE ACTS Singers - Comedians Sponsored by HEPPNER LIONS CLUB Benefit SWIMMING POOL FUND Anderson attended summer school, stopped here Sunday. Elmer Johnson, Everett Sloop berry and Malcolm McSwain of Tur lock, Cal., arrived last week to pick melons. Mr. and Mrs. Buster Rands have moved into the Huff house this week. H. E. Bates, Peter Farley, Percy Rake and Francis Skoubo left Fri day for Portland and Longview. Francis is to visit her aunt in Port land for some time. Word was received this week that Helen Slanger, a former resident of Boardman, had married Mr. Alvm Strain of Pendleton. The couple will reside in Pendleton. Dale and Donald Ford returned this week from a short vacation in Walla Walla where they visited their grandparents. There has been a great deal of illness the past week. Among those ill were Guy Barlow, Chloe Barlow, Mr. Hankins. Pauline Strobel, and several others. The flu seems to be the main trouble. Norman Hango returned home this week from Portland where he has been visiting for a short time Virginia Compton and Betty Mc- Kenzie returned home this week from California, where they have been visiting since Jun. They visited Virginia s mother and sister. Mrs. Blavden returned home Sun day from Spokane where she has been visiting. Her son Lyle Blayden brought her home. Mr. and Mrs. Alton Klitz of Port land visited at his parents' home over Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. McEntire and chil dren of New York arriver Sunday to visit at the John McEntire home. They will be here for some time. Miss Echo Coats left last Friday for a short vacation in Wallowa, where she will visit the Mead fam liy.. Miss Esther Jones is now em ployed at the hotel. The railroad oiling crew are now working in Boardman. The men are boarding at the hotel. Mrs. Noel Klitz took Mrs. Atte berry to Condon last week where the latter was to visit Mr. and Mrs. Alex Warren, who were residents UST 6 Children 15c of Boardman at one time. Mrs. Klitz met her husband there. Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Morris and Auburn Morris of Halfway visited at the H. B. Thomas home Tuesday. The Barlow garage is being re modeled this week. The large door is being moved over farther, so it will make it easier to get on the hoist. Mr. and Mrs. Sullivan and chil dren motored to Walpodt Saturday where Mr. Sullivan will attend sum mer school. Mr. Sullivan is the F. F. A. teacher. Miss Josephine McEntire of Pen dleton spent Wednesday visiting her parents. The grange held a picmc at the Coyote picnic grounds last Sunday. A large crowd attended. They served ice cream and weinies for the main part of the meal. Miss Etta Jones returned home Saturday after spending a week vis iting her uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Phil Jones of Hermiston. 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