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Heppner Gazette Times, Heppner, Oregon
Thursday, May 9, 1940
10XE NEWS
Baccalaureate to be
Held Sunday
Ey MRS. ELMER GRIFFITH
Baccalaureate services for
services tor tne
class of '40 will be held Sunday,
May 12, at 2 p. m. at the Christian
church in lone. Rev. W. W, Head
of Cathlamet, Wash., will deliver
the address.
Student body elections were held
Monday with the following results:
President, Melvin Brady; vice pres
ident, Charlotte Cannon; secretary-
treasurer, Betty Lou Lindsay; yell
leader, Eileen Sperry; athletic man
ager, Ernest McCabe, and transport
ation manager, Bill Eubanks.
The last ball game of the season
was played here Tuesday with Lex
ington, and resulted in a 20-7 vic
tory for the home boys Following
is the line-up for lone: Catcher,
Bob Hoskins and Jim Ledbetter;
pitcher, Norman Bergstrom; first,
Walter Corley and Louis Rood; sec
ond, John Doherty; short stop, Bill
Eubanks; third, Melvin Brady; left
field, Clyde Pettyjohn; centerfield,
Claude Pettyjohn and Bill Biddle;
right field, Roy Pettyjohn and Ted
Peterson.
E. M. Baker is a patient in the
hospital at Heppner, suffering from
pleurisy. Mrs. Baker is staying
there with him.
Fred Ritchie of Vernonia is a
visitor at the home of his brother,
Arthur Ritchie. He recently grad
uated from barber college.
Mrs. J. E. Swanson and Mr. and
Mrs. Garland Swanson and children
spent the week end in Salem.
Mr. and Mrs. John Turner of
Baker spent Sunday here with Mrs.
Turner's parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Engelman.
Mrs. Gene Engelman departed
for her home in Portland Sunday
after a week's visit at the Frank
Engelman home.
Misses Jane Fitzpatrick and Helen
Lindsay were hostesses for a shower
Saturady at the grange hall honor
ing Mrs. Vernon Christopherson.
About 55 guests were present and
the bride received many gifts for
her new home.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Gorger spent
Sunday in Pendleton where they
ii ij i . i i i i
auenaeu a cauiaia preseiueu uy uie ers.
students of St. Joseph's academy.
lone Masons who attended the
fiftieth anniversary celebration, ob
served by the St. Moriah lodge of
Masons at Condon last Wednesday
evening were Geo. N. Ely, E. R. Lun
dell, Elmer Griffith, Bert Johnson,
W. C. Robei-ts, Geo. C. Krebs, Alex
Huber and John W. Krebs.
Mrs. Ella Davidson enjoyed a
visit from her sister-in-law and hus
band, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Probst
of Pomeroy, Wash. They stopped
overnight when returning from the
Masonic celebration at Condon. Mr.
Probst was a charter member of
that lodge.
According to the daily paper, Mrs,
Edith C Hindle. of Nelscott, a sister
of Frank A. Young of Dry Fork,
passed away May 2.
Ladies from one who joined the
Lexington Ladies Aid in their meet
ing last Wednesday afternoon were
Mesdames Dale Ray, Harry Yarnell,
J. H. Bryson, Frank Engelman, Mat
thew Gordon, Frank Ross, Laxton
McMurray, W. J. Blake, Ted Blake,
Delia Corson, Harvey Ring, Ida
Grabil, W. H. Zinter,,Fred Petty
john, Dixon T. Smith and Elmer
Griffith.
Rainfall for April, recorded at
Morgan, was 1.74 inches, making a
total of 10.01 since September first.
Carles Carlson and Misses Fran
ces Stewarl and Gladys Breshears
spent Sunday at La Grande.
Clayton, Bobbie and Junior Wright,
Gilbert Batty, Mrs. Catherine Mc
Intyre and Molly, Mrs. Irl Clary
and Mildred and Miss Lurline
Sparks. Miss Anne Mclntyre who
had worked on several important
roles, particularly as lead in one
of the dances, was ill with the meas
les. Miss Rita Mclntyre, as Harvest
gave an attractive dance and made
a very creditable appearance.
A number of one-act plays, songs
and readings will be given at the
eighth grade graduation May 15 at
the high school auditorium. Every
one is invited.
The last meeing of the Clothing I
club was held on Thursday, May 2,
with all the members present. A
song and also a demonstration were
planned for achievement day.
Harold Stevens purcahsed a cat
erpillar which was delivered at their
place Sunday.
Dorothy and Berna Ebson of Al
pine spent the week end at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Neal Knighten.
Guy Hastings left on Sunday to
go back to Al Bergstrom's at Eight
mile to work. Guy has been here
for about two weeks, due to a
blood clot on the back of his leg.
Business visitors and shoppers in
Heppner Saturday were Mr. and
Mrs. Neal Knighten, Mr. and Mrs.
J. B. Adams, Mr. and Mrs. Marvin
Branon, Misses Frances Inskeep and
Vera McDaniel, also Lewis Batty,
Nelson Knighten and Guy Chapin.
A meeting was held at the high
school on Saturday, May 14, for
the purpose of voting on standard
ization of the high school. It car
ried 38 to 2.
A picnic is being given for the
community on Thursday, managed
by the grade school. Everyone is
invited but the place it still unde
cided. A large number of people from
here attended the dance at Rhea
creek. All reported a good time.
Mr. and Mrs. Everett Harshman
and Gay visited the Ethel McDaniel
home on Saturday.
Bob Downs visited the Lewis Bat
ty's on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Owen Leathers took
Ed McDaniel to the Hayden ranch
on Sunday. Operation at the Hay
den mill will begin on Monday and
Mr. McDaniel is one of the work-
IIARDMAN NEWS
High School Year
Ends at Hardman
By HARDMAN HIGH SCHOOL
The high school again cordially
invites everybody to be present at
the high school auditorium on Fri
day, May 10, for the commencement
exercises at 8 p. m.
Those of Hardman and vicinity
who attended the operetta, "Once
Upon a Time," in Pendleton on Sun
day afternoon were Mr. and Mrs.
Orain Wright, Miss Rita Robinson,
The church in Hardman: Services
Sunday, May 12, 1940.' 11 a. m.,
theme, "God's House First"; 7:30
p. m., theme, "The New Jerusalem,
Rev. 21. This church maintains reg
ular services each week, and ex
tends a welcome to all. E. L. Ely,
pastor.
Carey Hastings was home from
shearing. He has been in Lewiston,
Idaho, for about a month. He
went on to Hermiston.
A large group of people" attended
the May festival at Heppner on Fri
day, and reported an enjoyable time.
Mrs. Marvin Brannon spent the
week with Mrs. Neal Knighten at
Alpine.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Moore and
family visited on Sunday at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Neal Knigh
ten. Mrs. Oren McDaniel and children
went to Lone Rock Friday to visit
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jack
Andrews.
Elwood Hastings started working
for Archie Bechdolt Monday.
Mrs. Max Buschke returned Sat
urday from the Ben Buschke's
where she has been staying for the
last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Reid and
Mrs. Bernard Bleakman returned
home Saturday from a week's visit
with Raymond's parents at New
berg, and Mr. and Mrs. James Mc
Daniel at Stayton.
More sunshine than we have been
having and little rain marked last
week as a very unusual one. The
sun, when it did shine, was ex
ceedingly bright and several peo
ple already have light cases of sun
burn and freckles. There is hardly
a cloud in the sky today, so evi
dently more sunny weather is com
ing. MILL HANDLES WOOD
Heppner Lumber company has
purchased the truck and fuel busi
ness conducted by F W Turner and
is now receiving orders at the mill
for slab wood and other fuel pro
ducts put out there.
Court Proceedings
for April Term
Neva S. Cochell, deputy sher.
salary $124.60
Earle Bryant, dep sheriff sal. 109.69
Harriet Pointer, dep. clerk sal. 85.00
E. M. Kenny, dep. assess, sal. 85.00
J. O. Archer, janitor salary 85.00
Dr. R. M. Rice, phys. salary.... 25.00
Henry E. Neer, court reporter 25.00
Bert Johnson, judge, general
assistance 277.59
Harry Tamblyn, water master
expense 18.35
F. W. Turner, jail 20.00
Central Market, jail 1.70
Hanson Hughes, jail 18.87
Heppner Market, jail 4.50
Humphreys Drug Co., jail
$.35; Supt. $2.98 3.33
Lucy E. Rodgers, Supt. $9.38;
MiL $27.20 36.58
John W. Graham Co., Supt 19.26
Helen Egan, Supt. assist 7.20
Frazier's Book Store, Sheriff 7.65
C. J. D. Bauman, Sheriff 26.14
C. J. D. Bauman, Sher. mile. 73.10
Earle Bryant, Sher. mileage 1.90
Kilham Sta. & Print. Co., As
sessor $3.59; Tax Col. $139.
07; Sheriff $1.68 144.34
Burroughs Adding Mch. Co.,
Assessor 15.50
Thomas J. Wells, Assessor mil. 73,10
Gazette Times, Clerk $24.88;
Offic. Pub. $24.05 48.93
West Coast Print. ,& Bind.
Co., Election expense 26.75
Wm. Lee McCaleb, Emerg. 56.00 1
Pac. Tel. & Tel. Co., cur. exp. 54.15
Dept. of Agriculture, district
sealer
Frank C. Alfred, Dist. Atty,
Pac. Power & Light Co., ct.
house 39.20
State Ind. Acc. Com., Sheriff
$4.53; Sher. sal. $.31; Sher.
Dep. $.62; Emergency $1.84
Bert Johnson, County Court
George N. Peck, County Ct.
L. D. Neill, County Court ....
S. C. Russell, Sher. Mileage
J. O. Hager, Justice Court ....
Homer Hayes, Justice Court
Albert Schunk, Justice Ct
Orville W. Cutsforth, Bangs
Disease Control 8.00
Orville W. Cutsforth, Bang's
Disease Control 12.00
Bert Johnson, County Court 1.75
Bert Johnson, Judge, Depen- '
dent Children 51.20
Bert Johnson, Judge, Blind
Assistance r 11.00
Bert Johnson, Judge, Old Age
Assistance 333.00
Warrants Drawn on General Roads
Fund
A. A. Agee $1.60, L. N. Morgan
$107.76, W. Cunningham $71.76, Clair
Ashbaugh $86.23, Walter Gilman
$77.74, John Miller $5.98, H. S. Tay
lor $114.49, M. V. Nolan $102.74,
Jack Stotts $61.29, Robt. S. Wilson
$70.97, Henry J. Phelps $2.24, Frank
Jones $18.96, Ivan Brandon $6.72,
Albert Baker $7.99, Roy Ball $.55,
Glenn Sherer $88.99, Chas. Williams
6.15
10.00
7.30
8.20
42.90
47.25
2.50
93.60
7.00
2.00
$43.27, E. Gibson $11.96, Ralph Mar
latt $146.99, H. Sherer $89.86, Wrex
Langdon $76.99, H. G. Peck $23.92,
Albert Connor $112.25, Harold Peck
$14.95, A. J. Chaffee $94.29, Vernon
Munkers $83.79, James Farley $40.83,
Austin Wilson $5.98, Frank W. Gen
try $134.26, Dale Ray $7176, Neil
Bleakney $80.00, Paul. Haberlein
$19.00, Martin Ekker $3.50, E. W.
Peck $54.85, Ferguson Motor Com
pany $28.99, Mannell & Sherrill
$262.87, Morrow County Grain
Growers $1.25, S. C. Russell $7.11,
Kilmer & Stone Company $4.95, E.
R. Lundell $2.25, Edith K. Hendrick
$14.53, Gamble Store Agency $1.51,
City of Heppner Water Dept. $1.65,
H. Tamblyn $77.95," I. R. Robison
$219.36, Gilliam & Bisbee $30.53,
Crystal Barlow $9.14, Max Schulz
$3.00, Green's Hardware $3.78, Tum-A-Lum
Lumber Co. $13.95, Harold
Becket $4.15, Union Oil Company
$213.73, Frank Nixon $29.85, Stand
ard Oil Co. $251.48, Columbia Equip.
Co., $32.68, Howard-Cooper Corp.
$27.71, Feenaughty Mach. Co. $104.80,
Pac. Power & Light Co. $4.80, Pen-
land Bros. Trans. Co. $.16, State
Ind. Acc. Com. $57.66, Heppner
Blacksmith & Mach. Co. $3.00, L. N.
Morgan $25.00, Kane's Garage $37.88,
Chas. Williams $2.00.
Warrants Drawn on Market Road
Fund
A. J. Chaffee $26.94, Vernon Mun
kers $23.94, James Farley $20.93,
Frank W. Gentry $8.48, Dale Ray
$5.98, Harry Tamblyn $128.81, State
Ind. Acc. Comm. $3.41.
Warrants Drawn on Rodent Fund
O. S. C. Etension Service $232.48,
C. D. Conrad $1.53.
For Sale Washing machine driv
en radio battery charger. George
Medlock, Rhea creek.
REFRESHING
DRINKS AT OUR
FOUNTAIN
SPECIAL DISHES
Chow Mein,
Nodles, etc.
always on order.
Fresh Fruits and
Vegetables
In Season
Contributions Taken for
CHINESE RELIEF SOCIETS
and Official Receipt Given
MEALS AT ALL HOURS
Elkhorn
Restaurant
ED CHINN, Prop.
Good judgment and safe driving
go together Practice them.
We Have the Following
COMBINES
1 No. 38 Holt
1 No. 38 Caterpiller
1 No. 34 Caterpillar, rubber tired
1 Model V Case, new, cut only 700 A.
1 No. 35 John Deere
Many old model combines
I New Bulking Attachment for Model
W Case at bargain
Braden-Bell Tractor &
Equipment Co.
Sunday, May 12
Moth
ers
Day
WhatN icer Remembrance for MOTHER
than a MUNSINGWEAR Garment - -
Lingerie, Hosiery, Pajamas Undies
Nightgown --
The sheer loveliness and perfect workmanship
of these garments recommend Muhsingwear
as the gift supreme for one to whom the entire
nation pays tribute this week-Mother.
M. D. CLARK