Thursday, Dec. 7, 1939
Heppner Gazette Times, Heppner, Oregon
Page Seven
A large influx of visitors last Fri
day to attend funeral rites for the
late John Kilkenny included Pat
Doherty, Vinson; Will M. Peterson,
Raley Peterson, Dr. and Mrs. J. P.
Brennan, E. C. Olson, George Strand,
Roy Raley, Judge Calvin L. Sweek,
James H. Raley, Jr., A. S. Cooley,
Pendleton; J. W. McCarty, Mr. and
Mrs. Sloan Thomson, Allan Thom
son, Echo; Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Ha
gen, Helix; John Farley, Guy Boyer,
John Day; Pat Mclntyre, Condon.
Mr. and Mrs. Edmund Bucknum
and Mr. and Mrs. Dick Sperry drove
up from Salem to be present at fu
neral services for Mrs. Bucknum's
father, the late Charles Ritchie, at
lone Saturday. Mr. Sperry has held
the position of guard at the state
penitentiary since last July, while
Mr. and Mrs. Bucknum have both
been working in the capital city for
some time.
Zan Sims has been staying at the
home of Dr. A. D. McMurdo for
several days, recuperating from a
breakdown in health in his work at
Oregon State college. Rapid im
provement is reported. His father,
Clifford Sims, visited at the McMur
do home Saturday, from Milton.
Rhea Luper visited relatives in
the citv a short time Saturday on
Hs way from Jordan Valley to his
home in Portland. Mr. Luper has
been located for some time as en
gineer on an irrigation dam at Juan
Jaca in the Jordan Valley.
Sheriff C. J. D. Bauman and Dis
trict Attorney Frank Alfred left
yesterday for Portland where they
are attending sessions of the annual
state sheriffs' and district attorneys'
conventions, today, tomorrow and
Saturday.
M. C. Pearson, commercial driver
f Milton -Freewater, has received
an award from the National Safety
Council for driving one year with
out an accident, it was announced
today by the state traffic safety di
vision. J. A. Troedson was able to be up
town and greeting friends as usual
after receiving treatment for the in
jured wrist which he cut with an
axe at the Morgan farm last Thursday.
Atwrmcf wheat farmers of the lone
district here yesterday to attend
vnns of the county land use com
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest
Christopherson, Henry Smouse and
Fred Mankin.
W. H., John and Louis Padberg
-urerv. visitors in the city Monday as
sisting with funeral arrangements
for the late Mrs. Louis Padberg who
passed away at the home in lone on
Sunday.
Mrs Edith Melick, mother of Mrs
Ray P. Kinne, is a guest at the Kinne
home. She was met by Mr. and Mrs.
Kinne in Pendleton Saturday on her
return from a trip to the east coast
w w Vrpnch was a business vis
itor 'in the city Monday from his
tm,,q Mountain farm, accompanied
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by Mr. and Mrs. Harry Owen who
are assisting with the rancn wors.
Mrs. Leta Babb and son, Norton
King, arrived home Sunday evening
tr-nr n mntnr trio to Los Angeles
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where they visited for a week at the
home of Martin King.
Mrs. Daisy Albee was called to
Tdnhn. last week to attend
funeral services for her mother, who
died at the age of 98. She returned
home Saturday.
t-wiiio rnsfnrth and Frank Sa-
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ling were among wheat farmers of
Tvinffton district attending the
county land use committee meeting
here yesterday.
William and Barney Doherty of
Alpine were week-end visitors in the
city, coming Friday to attend iunera
rites for the late John isjixenny
Mr. and Mrs. James Mulvaney of
Alaska, and Mrs. Eva
Matteson of Gaston arrived this week
Dr. J. P. Stewart, Eye-Sight Spec
ialist of Pendleton, will be at the
HOTEL HEPPNER on WEDNES
DAY, DECEMBER 13th.
Mr. and Mrs. Cloy Dykstra were
business visitors in the city Tues
day from the farm home in the
mountain district.
James Farley of Willows was
amone uo-county people here to at
tend funeral rites for the late John
Kilkenny, Friday.
Born to Mr. and Mrs. Rupert
Stout at their home in this city yes
terday, a 9-pound son.
Charles Schilling is reported crit
ically ill at the Osmin home on Balm
fork.
Food sale by Officers' club, O. E.
S., at Dix's, 2 o'clock, Saturday, Dec
9.
THEY APPEAR AT
WHEAT LEAGUE
niversary of Mr. and Mrs. Eric
Bergstrom at their farm home in
Gooseberry tomorrow. Mr. Berg
strom was a business visitor in the
city Tuesday.
APPRECIATION
I wish to express my heartfelt ap
preciation for the ready services of
neighbors in fighting the fire at my
place Tuesday.
JOS. B. KENNY.
CALL FOR WARRANTS
Outstanding warrants of School
District No. 42, Morrow County,
Oregon, numbered 41, 433, 434, will
be paid on presentation to Heppner
Branch, First National Bank of
Portland. Interest on said warrants
ceases December 14, 1930.
CLOY W. DYKSTRA, Clerk,
School Dist., No. 42,
Heppner, Oregon.
HARRY PROUDFOOT, President
BPW Initiates;
Plans Xmas Party
Business and Professional Womens
club inducted new members at the
home of Mrs. W. O. Dix last Friday
evening. Initiates included Margaret
Doushtv. Martha Blair, Neva Bleak-
man. and associate member, Mrs.
Rwlvn Clark. A skit was given by
the new members and refreshments
wpi'P served.
Plans were discussed for the
Christmas meeting to be held at the
Neva Neill. Tuesday, the
19th. Pot-luck dinner and tree will
be features of the evening.
RHEA CREEK NEWS
The Eieht Mile community attend
ed the funeral of Lewis Young held
in Hennner Sunday.
Velma Huston spent the week end
at the home of her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Clive Huston. Mrs. Huston ac
romnanied her back to Portland.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold bauers and
children of Port Orford spent last
week visiting at the home of Mr.
nnH Mrs. Harlev Anderson.
Thf Home Demonstration led by
Mrs. Lucy Case of Corvallis was
held at the Rhea Creek grange hall
Wprlnesdav with an all day meeting
Word has been received from tien-
ry Peterson of his improvement at
the veterans' hospital at walla
Walla.
TWe will be a dance at the grange
hall Saturday night with the Ivan
Leathers orchestra.
MANY PHEASANTS RELEASED
Sllcrhtlv more than 70,000 Chinese
nhpasants were raised and released
by the state game commission during
the current season. This is the larg
pst. number of birds that has ever
been raised in any one year by the
name denartment.
Of this number, 1,200 pheasants
were distributed in Morrow county
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TO HAVE XMAS PARTY
American Legion auxiliary will
have a Christmas party at the home
of Mrs. Bavless, Monday, Dec. 11.
Each member is requested to bring
a child's Christmas gift. These giits
will be sent to the child welfare de
nartment in Portland for distribu
tion among children of veterans who
are in the hospital.
R. M. EVANS, Head of the Wheat
Section, Western Area
II. E. C. TO MEET
Lexington Home Economics club
will meet at the home of Mrs. S. J.
Devine, Thursday, Dec. 14, for an
all day meeting.
Womens Foreign Missionary so
cietv of the Methodist church will
meet Tuesday, December Id, at
2 p. m.
FIRE BURNS HAY
Fire starting from brush being
burned on the Joe Kenny ranch
found its way on to the land of Mr.
and Mrs. Harold Wilkins on Butter
creek, Tuesday afternoon, and re
sulted in the burning of three hay
stacks.
TO HOLD REFEREE EXAMS
Basketball referee examinations
will be held at the high school, Sat
urdav morning at 10. All persons
wishing to auahfy as referees are
requested to take examination at
this time.
WILD LIFE PICTURES SET
Movies of Oregon wild life, pro
vided by the state game commission,
will be shown at the regular meet
ing of Heppner lodge, 358, B. F. U.
Elks, tonight, announces Earle Bry
ant, entertainment chairman.
TO FETE GOLDEN YEAR
Plans are being made for cele-
bration of the golden wedding an-
Rallying Cry Against TB
For 35 years tuberculosis and
health associations and the medi
cal profession
have been
spreading infor
mation that tu
berculosla is pre
ventable and cur
able. A new
rallying cry,'
used by Dr.
Thomas Parran,
Surgeon General of the United
States Public Health Service, Is
"Tuberculosis can be eradicated
from this nation." The techniques
are available for reaching this
goal. Tuberculosis Christmas
Seals are helping to teach these
facts about the possible eradica
tion of this disease.
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