4 Heppner Gazette Times, December 10, 1942
IONE NEWS
Mrs. Laxton McMurray has re
ceived ord recently that her son
Nolan Page of Washington, D. C. has
been promoted to Lieutenant Col
onel. This is believed to be the
highest rank held by any boy from
Morrow county.
The P. T. A. of lone held an auc
tion sale at the school house Friday,
A great variety of articles were
Dec 4 to assist the hot lunch fund,
donated for the sale. Gene Inskeep,
superintendent of the school acted
as auctioneer. About $90.00 was
raised for the fund. The school
band conducted by Selmer Sever -son
furnished the program before
the auction and afterwards refresh
ments of pie and coffee were sold.
Mrs. Ruby Kincaid who is a pa
tient at the Heppner hospital is
reported improving.
The O. E. S. social club will meet
at the Masonic hall Wednesday
Dec. 9. The time will be spent
cutting out night Uowns from Red
Cross material anyone wishing to
help in the Red Cross sewing see
Mrs. Feldman for garments.
Mrs. Al Swales is at the home of
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Henry
Clark convalescing from a bad cold.
She plans to return soon to her
work at Pendleton.
The Topic Study club will meet
at the home of Mrs., Charles Carl
son Friday afternoon, Dec. 11 The
hostesses will be Mesdames Carl
son, Algott Lundell, H. E. Yarnell
C. W. Swansea, Clell Rae,' M. E.
Cotter. The social meeting of the
club will be held at the home' of
Mrs. Yarnell Saturday, Dec. 19.
Mrs. Minnie Forbes is convalesc
ing from a tonsiketomy, at the
Heppner hospital.
Mrs. Richard Lundell received
word that her husband has been
transferred to Boise Ida.
County Court Report
For November 1942
WARRANTS DRAWN ON
GENERAL FUND
Edna Hughes, Dep. Clk Sal $100.00
Neva S. Wells, Dep Salary 149.69
John H. Fuiten, Dep salary 129.69
Eva Swanson, Dep salary 100.00
J. O. Archer, Janitor salary
Dr. A. D. McMurdo, Co. Phys.
Henry E. Neer, circuit court
Charlotte Cannon, Supt. Asst.
Roy E. Hurst, election exp.
K Breshears, election
Elmer Griffith, election
85.00
25.00
25.00
25.00
5.00
.80
1.00
. , . General Electric equipment
army. From the rolling kitchen
works for victory.
1. In the factory electricity
(stitches the seams of tank
armor, and on the battlefield it
controls the operation of these
spearheads of modern combat.
3. Far from the usual power
sources, mobile power plants
supply electricity for 800,000,000
'candlepower searchlights by
which a newspaper can be read
12 miles away.
a mew Eronf
General Electric believes that its first duty as
good citizen is to be a good soldier.
Central Electric Company, Schenectady, N. Y,
'GOTHAM MB'CTEIC
C. J. D. Bauman, Sheriff c H9-50
Election 11.60
Ruth L. Tamblyn, tax col. 16.00
Shorb's Stationery, Sheriff 5.03
West Coast Printing & Bind
. ing Co., Clerk $7.25; Sher
iff $5.85; Justice Ct. 4.00
A. B. Chaffee, Justice of
Peoce, Justice Ct. - 17.00
George N. .Peck, Co. .Ct 35.90
Yale & Towne Mfg Co.,
Treasurer 12.50
Neva S. Wells, Assess, field
work 8.75
Thomson Bros, jail 1.00
Gilliam & Bisbee, jail $5.30
Courthouse -45
Honson Hughes, jail 2.39
Pac. Power & Light Co.
Courthouse 41.51
Anne M. Thomas, Co. nurse 50.00
State Dept. of Agriculture,
District Sealer 6.15
Pac. Tel. & Tel. Co., Current
Expense 58.83
Jerry Brosnan, Bang's Disease
Control 24.00
Kathleen Hisler, Election 4.00
Don Peck, Weed Control 100.47
Humphrey's Drug Co., Elec
tion 4.61; Supt. 0.60 5.21
Lexington I. O. O. F. 168, Eec-
tion 5.00
L. D. Neill, County Court 38.30
Heppner' Gazette Times, Offic.
Pub. 26.45; Election 111.00
Justice Court 14.30; Supt.
47.15 202.90
C. W. Barlow, Clerk, Current
Expense 2.82
State Industrial Accident Comm.,
Weed Control, 4.47; Sher.
4.59; Sher. Sal. 0.31; Sher.
Deputies 0.62
R. M. Akers, Election Expense
E. R. Lundell, Election Ex
pense P. J. Linn, Election Ex
pense Eva Swanson, Elecion Ex
pense ,
Juanita Riethann, Election Ex
pense Itol Rucker, Eection Ex
pense Forrest Huntting Election Ex
pense
A. C. Houghton, Election
Expense
Evelyn E. Kenny, Election
Expense
F. C. Fredrkkson, Election
Expense
Catherine J. HiggLns, Election
Expense
Leona S. Instone, Election
9.99
3.00
3.00
3.00
6.00
3.00
19.00
6.00
6.00
6.00
6.00
6.00
is fighting with America's land
to the front line, electricity
2. In induction center and
field hospital, the X ray helps
safeguard the health of our
fighting men, aiding in the diag
nosis and treatment of disease.
4. Blits war requires swift
communications! On the soldier's
back, in field and sky, radio
co-ordinates the striking force
of American army planes, guns,
and tanks.
Expense
Marian Brosnan, Election
Expense
Annie Schaffer, Election
Expense
E. J. Evans, Election
Expense
B. H. Peck, Election
Expense
Vera B. Whilock, Election
Expense
H. O. Bauman, Election
Edith M. Edwards, Election
Expense
H. L. Duvall, Election
Expense
L. A. Palmer, Election
Expense
Edna A. Hunt, Election
Expense
Amanda S. DuvalL Election
Expense
Cora E, Warner, Election
Expense
Matte B. Gdeen, Election
Expense
Ralph Benge, Election
Expense
Letha Archer, Election
Expense
Prudy Casebeer, Election
Expense
Flora Nys, Election
Expense
Martin B. Clark, Election
Expense
Ealor B. Huston, Election
Expense
Cyrene Barratt, Election
Expense
Mrs. V. R. Runnion Eection
Expense
Beth Bryant Election
' Expense
C. Melville, Ejection
Expense
Fred Rauch, Election
Expense
Wm. J. Doherty, Election
Expense
Frank Saling, Election
Expense
Grace Macornber, Election
Expense
Gertrude Van Metre, Election
Expense
Roy E. Ball, Election '
Josephine Rands, Election
Expense
Sophia Barlow, Election
Expense
Margaret A. Hurst, Election
Expense
J. A. Troedson Election
Expense
Echo Palmateer, Election
Expense
Fannie G. Griffith, Eection
Expense
Herbert Hynd, Election
Expense
Walter Becket, Election
Marjorie Worden, Election
Expense
Frank Anderson, Eection
Expense
John Bergstrom, Eection
Expense
L. Redding, Election
Expense"
Raymond W. Lundell, Election
Expense
Chas. A. McElligott, Election
Expense
Jesse Warfield, Election
Expense
Chas. A. Lundell, Election
Expense
Esther Bergstrom, Election
Expense
J. B. Adams, Election
Expense
Neal F. Knighten, Election
Expense
Floyd N. Adams, Election
Expense
Catherine Mclntyr, Election
Expense
Frances Leathers, Election
Expense
Henry E. Clark, Election
Expense
Harry E. Yarnell, Election
Expense
George N. Ely, Election
Expense
Elaine Rietmann, Election
Expense
Mabel Cotter, Election
Expense
P. A. Bartholomew, Election
Expense
Jasper E. Myers, Election
Expense
C. H. Ayers, Election
Expanse
Marion Finch, Election
Expense
Fry; Finch, Election '
Expense
F. E. Parker, Election
6.00
6.00
6.00
3.00
3.00
3.00
3.00
3.00
4.80
3.00
3.00
t
3.00
4.50
4.50
4.50
4.50
4.50
6.00
6.00
6.00
'6.00
6.00
11.00
6.00
6.00
6.00
6.00
6.00
6.00
18.60
6.00
12.00
6.00
6.00
6.00
9.60
6.00
6.00
6.00
6.00
6.00
6.00
11.00
6.00
9.00
10.00
6.00
6.00
6.00
3.00
3.00
3.00
3.00
3.00
6.00
6.00
6.00
12.40
6.00
Expense 4.50
C. R. McAlister, Election
Expense 4.50
Sterl D. Spiesz, Election
Expense 4.50
Oma J. Bennett, Election
Expense 4.50
Louise Ritchie, Election
Expense 4.50
C. N. Jones, Election
Expense 6.00
Etta Howell, Election
Expense 6.00
Grace O. Nickerson, Election
Expense 6.00
Sara E. McNamer, Election
Expense 6.00
Ruth L. Tamblyn, Election
Expense 6.00
Neva Matteson, Election
Expense 4.50
Edna Hughes, Election
Expense 4.50
Bert Johnson, Judge, General
Assistance 27.42
Bert Johnson, Judge, Old Age
Assistance 304.20
Bert Johnson, Judge, Blind As
sistance 6.00
Bert Johnson, Judge, Aid to Dep.
Children 47.80
Terrel L. Benge, Bang's Disease
Control 20.00
WARRANTS DRAWN ON GER
ERAL ROAD FUND
E. A. Kelly, 168.74
Albert Connor, 175.23
H. Schwarz, 119.76
Chas. Willioms 95.26
Clair Ashbaugh 175.23
L. N. Morgan, 175.23
W. Cunningham, 129.74
Jack Stos, 124.75
GIVE GENEROUSLY . . . BUT NOT LAVISHLY
Do all you can to brighten Christmas (or people vhose holiday! will be
overshadowed by the war. Make It a (food Christmas for as Many as you
can, by giving generously, but not lavishly.
Your Penney store Is ready to help you . . . with good, sound, merchandise,
at lowest possible pricesl
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Petfccl Style!
Topflight's smooth weave,
luxurious fabrich are pro
portionataly fitted to fit
all over, and Sanforized to
STAY in perfect fit! Ev
ery fast color, woven-in
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BOYS' SHIRTS
fcanoo t h weave
fabrics in rich
stripe s , plaids,
colors, and white.
Full cut style!
Hand'omo Sweaters
Two-tons oat 0 Q'J
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Gift Bcxcd Men's
Hose Clocks,
stripes and
figures 49c
Belts an'i Sn:penders
Sturdy op-grain
cowhide 49c
Men's Clas-ic Mrnd
Kerchrc.r 2!)c
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FLANNEL
SATIN
ROBES
3.98
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style, soft tai
oring. Dart
fitted waist.
HOSIERY Sleek new Q7C
rayons in dressy sheers
or service weights!
Girls' Cotton DRESSES .1.19
Sanforized means frabric
tehrinkage will not exceed 1
Dale Ray 104.79
Harold Sherer 175.23
M. V. Nolan 149.27
A. J. Chaffee 175.23
Wm. Harrison 134.73
Frank W. Gentry 108.36
H. S. Taylor 97.35
H. Tamblyn 117.39
Frank Nixon 29.85
Penland Bros. Transfer Co. 2.48
Tum-A-Lum Lumber Co. 4.35
Columbia Equipment Co 36.19
Ferguson Motor Co. 94.00
Feenaughty Machinery Co. 73.40
Howard Cooper Corporation 3.53
Shell Oil Co. 444.91
Thess McClintock 54.75
Charles Vaughn 21.78
Hulden Motor & Implement
Co.
Central Market
Walla Walla Concrete
2.20
3.20
Co.
Pipe
56.70
2.78
14.31
21.12
92.65
Pacific Power & Light Co.
Gdlliam & Bisbse
Gamble Store Dealer
Rcsewall Motor Co.
City of Heppner Water
ment
State Industrial Accident Com
mission 72.53
Robert S. Wilson 122.82
Mike Cassidy 4.24
H. TamKyn 25.00
W. Hanson 30.00
WARRANTS DRAW ON MARKET
ROAD FUND
Frank W. Gentry
H. S. Taylor
H. Tamblyn
WARRANTS DRAWN ON
MISCLANEOUS FUND
Frank S. Parker, Dog Fund
85.14
71.39
133.82
11.50
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