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Heppner Gazette Times, April 1 ,1 943 3 EOARDMAN NEWS ter spending a week with the Earl several days this-'- week with his mcved' Saturday to the E. E. Rugg Colo, is home on a 15 day furlough Reddings. . daughter, Mrs. Victor Lpvgren. ' ranch on Rhea creek where they visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. r l iAn ' Mrs. Neal Knighten and children ' Mr. and Mrs.' Sam McDaniel Jr. will live.: Jim Hams, and his wife and new Vareentield Urange spent the week-end in Heppner with and Mrs. Victor Lovgren visited in . Mrs. Jce Batty and Mrs. Kenneth l;n- Vestcr Wayne who arrived on Burns Mnrtnnno Mrs. L. D. Nefll. ' ' ' Hardmen- Sunday from Heppner. Batty and son Gilbert visited the the first day of spring. BUmS AlOrrgage . "' Mr and Mrs w w Bechdolt re - Mr. and Mrs. Duff McKitrich were DuJIps Crabers Saturday. ON BUSINESS VISIT By MARGARET THOBPE turned to their homes at Boardman in town from Spray getting a load Mr', and Mrs. Harold Craber and Leo Gorger and family of lone Greenfield grange met ' Saturday after spending a week here with of .their furniture. . ' ' ' child visited his parents, the Ed were Heppner business visitors with a regular business meeting their son Archie. ' Mrs.. Walter Wright was the first Crabers, from The Dalles over the Wednesday. followed. by burning of the mort- Don Zomes left here Wednesday to put in garden this week. , week-end. ; gEge. The state master, Morton going to Naches, Wash .to fetch his J Albert Greener of Hillsboro was Mrs. Owen Leathers and Bever- A woman tube mounter in a war Tompkins, gave a very interesting horses for logging. v - an over night visitor with his bro- ley Maness visited Saturday night plant perfected a process in making talk; a poem - was read by Mrs. R- J- Underwood is visiting at tjher Bill Friday. Bill Greener and with the Victor Lovgrens in Hepp- power tubes that saves valuable T31a McDonald, her ' own composi- Cheney and Spokane . Wash, this Henry Coats -left Monday morning ner returning home Sunday. 'material and 400 man-hour9 annu- tion, entitled 'The Burning of the week. Mrs. Jay Stone and son for Hillsboro to spend the -week. Mr. and Mrs. W.. C. Hastings and ally, '.''"' !i Mortgage." "Stars of the Summer Dicky and Mrs. Harry Davis and I'.-Mr' .and .:iMrs.. Fred Reed, spent girls of Heppner visited Uncle Sam Restriction in the use of iron and Night", was sung by a quartet con- 'daughter accompanied him'and are the week-end at Spokane on. busi- and Aunt Hattie McDaniel Sunday. ; steel in wood furniture is saving sisting of Russell Miller,' Francis also visiting in Spokane. ' "' jness...., w ,,,'! .'Hc.Ver Hjamme of tibe.moun- about 22,000 . tons of the metal for ftaCTj-'FfaiieW' SkSotib& ' and'-: Mar- ! Ed ''McDaniel : visited s in ftepplier U. "Mjf. 1 'and . Mrs; i ;L."' Robinson, tain ; Infantry ' from Camp Hale, war use annually. ij caret Thorpe, accompanied by Ha- --,"--'-' - J. ' .:. " - '41 Miller. Mr;':-ffind-'MrS.'lCtefles Wicklander, i&fc ' and :-Mfs.' -;&scar Lundell and Mr;1 arid "Mrs: I GeoVge i Corwin of Heppner ' were ' other guests W'Ho 'al) ve -short ifelks- ' T, "'M Betfy' NoTt left W her jhdme ; in Portland after spending ' a 'week n fh her!,auftt, Mrs. ' Frances HaAer. ?. fftate MaoomTier.rnel Sund'a'y t 'from eeler''wheiej he 'had 'spent R ptwb wfeeks 3uiiae,rgoing::atJnenls ' -..?:)dT". -irl-.y'r r!T . (.!'";!.) -97 b-:. hru.'f v 'Mrs. EdI'"fC(hzie;is in Portland ItiiMer ''SM farriilyfr. 'Wd'Mrs: .McClellari. irl1 i n Doh ''Ford : nadirthe Msf ortune ' to wh-ecki;the'' truck ,! 'With 'Jwhieh ho-, -wis hauling ''Wheat the vdav '1ief ore- he vas to repoi-t at'PeTidleton''f6rji -his pHysieaL exanii" Bothofea.tires . -blewout:kt dnoe, throwing Don to . fi'ohe side when.; dtvhJt , the:s bank hardly -a secorid! before .the Isteer-; A in g r wheel -was - rferamed . to : the . back t of the seat where he- was 'sitting.; Although; ;the - truck - r.was j a l . Jotal . t'wreck Don was, fortunate , to;; get , out with nly a .few scratches and bruises. In spite of it all, the doctor, - told him ; he, would make, s,: good-, soldier when '; he reported ' for , his exam. ',' ',' , ti I ,;.Mr, and Mrs. I. Skoubo received word that Edward who is at New Guinea was' operated on " for ap- 1 ' I T IT y A .'. XT penaicras on marcn ne is re , covering rapidly. ' . ! Mrs. Walpole attended1 a Ladies Aid meeting "in Umatilla Thursday. Mrs. Grace Forbes came from : The Dalles Friday to move some J more of her things and brought i Lawrence up to work for Paul Smith. I Mr .and Mrs. Leo Root, motored ; to Walk Walla Friday Mrs. , Ed i Barlow worked in the post office ' during their absence.' , ;,', ' Mr. and Mrs. Kristensen and Elizabeth spent Wednesday in Pen ' dleton shopping. Buddy spent the day with Mrs. Harter. " Mr " '.and Mrs." ' Francis Harter spelit Saturdcy in Pendleton shop- Mr. and, ..Mrs,, Leo Disbrow of Mullan, Ida, stopped ; overnight at , the Russell Miller home Monday. Mrs. Disbrow is Mr. : Miller's sister. ' ....Mr. .and ..Mrs..,,. John Partlow .have installed an electi-ic water . system ! and bfvth room this week. Mrs. Arthur Allen left-the first. ,. of the, week, for Taporoa; where Mt ; Allen is working. , ! , Miss Elaine Fisher .is working in: the office of Hall' & Compton after h .,,scJiqolgnd.. on. Saturdays. j u Claude-Coats ii . confined, to. his In J;;o bhr::J v u (i '-Jii If I T I V - V r; 'o'ilory - (t T FT1 n r on l ii !i' ' , ... a 1.-1 itr - H p - J m .,, ,mkK.f . . I'll 1P I li J j r i i x x )J 3 'J7-J ()'''(.) hti fiV(');-(io hi oli'KO 'lonqq-j no l c.J jail .. ... 'i 9 8iT7 :I':4C Tifrfir' tl o't il;-. hiuo nj Dim )iv. 1 i i norwrfiB itn;' r f l ) t t .. ..f i i i t, ......... i'M'ic! I IriK StiojI l-.nl ;i I, J 1. i WIa ti l Mi I M 1 III a .. t.... I ji I I I . I I I i I. l i: ' " l"- ' 1 --'I I,, ,.. - t ,-.4 f 1 wl- ,,,,,, f,l Lrvr.-.r.--. II I I 1 I ;S;kMS- U S E; : trtH'n ---- -J -, , ,v - ' frl . V ' ' '"' '' ' "i" I li'i-'' '-.I!''- ' , - . Starting at I p.rn. Sharp :"Satu rcSay:; ; li'" S'" We ! will--;5dtfiFer ai: ' u 6 1 id: J'U'cti io'n' V-i''l-r' I j 5 ' ' ' v ' ! ' " i " " 1 i ' ' ? " .... . . (j jsi- a, -a .m . home with the, flu. , f ., .,, s j . 1 Mr .and 'Mri-Bob ItaAvood 'and Mrs.Jenidoi lft.- mksr, OTj?orif i i land. Mrs. Jenliins went on bjy j train to- visit; Mp;r and Mrs. Rolx!it 1 Bradley,' ' :! ':,';f ' a;J ljl .. , i Albert' Partlow is 'sCriding a few ( days at tbe home of Tils parents. ; 1 . ac Ted j To1 Rest Tuesday 5 i By 'Mrs. Elsa Leathers ... Frieiid.imdjxktiy.esiii-mtck.- ; ed to hear of the sudden passing j of Ted tiurrifikfe'fcVthb. hiime of hs parents, tyr, ,anu j ivir dim uum side on Saturday 'evening. The fu eral sservto: was .held i in the i Com munity church, , Tuesday afternoon with Rev. Martin B. Clark of Hepp ner' officiating ' Thfermcht "' was ' in the I. 0. 0. F. cemetery. f ' Mr. and Mrs.; Ray; Robinson were 1 very proud to hear , their son Cresi ! ton has beert promoted to sergeant. He has been stationed "at Pendleton Field.-' ;' ' ' " ' " i : Mrs. Ella Bleakman and son Bus hier returned home from Spray af- fees: iem, Herefo'rds.1 These :caS,tlo!arevgoddj;sfodci'draid$--mosti1 pfj'tl . Majoriy.are : 2-3-4 1 yea r ;o!ds: : heavy spri ngc r$'. d nd;?caly irig-' np.wi'; . i T fi I''- f ; - - , '4eag;;';"!ipqs:ii;', -!; A few BoHsMilk Cows and'orsfes-ill fbe "offered at 'this sale. Anybody having livestock for sale is invited to enter such stock at .' J O VilU .inn . '"' !Ii -i ' l 'I'.'fw'i ; " '.r'r ";; '!T:'.I) i V R. RUNNION, Auctioneer . i t.'"! : '. ; I'Vj i .i '" 1 r,' 1 1 ss i i j i ; ' . -; rt.'i; T irre HARRY DINGES, Clerk : 1 ; "
