LEXINGTON NEWS
Numerous Service
Men Visit Home
Folks at Lexington
Cattle and Sheep
Move to Market
From Hardman
GOES TO MEET HUSBAND
Mrs- Edmund Shroeder and dau
ghter Wendy left Saturday evening
for Alameda, Calif, to meet husband
end fa;h r, I.t.-Ccl. Edmund Shroe
der cf the army air tnir.r-port corps.
Mrs. Shroeder received a telegram
from her" husband stating that he
By . Edith Edwards
By Mrs. Elsa Leathers
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Many nead ot livestock nave leu ws -n Mkmi( Fa on hig way t(
this! community for the Portland ;t his rpn- , raiifnrr,;a cv,or
Cpl. Daniel R. Dinges of Camp yards and various places. Darrel ly thereafter she received a long-
liowze, Texas is spending a 15-day ranens sent xwo irucKiuaub ui uvei distance call from hiin at Wasning
furlough with his parents, Mr. and Poland Friday. Frank Wilkin- ton D c stating that he wcjl(
Id
Mrs. Harry Dinges. Mr. and Mrs.
Dinges met him in Pendleton Tues
day evening. s
Pvt. Donald Peck, who is sta-
son snipped lamos, as aia uieu be lcaving shortly for the west. Col.
Farrcns and Joe Mahon. Archie shroeder has been in the African
Bechdolt and Mr. and Mrs. Stan-
Heppner Gazette Times, August 12, 1943 3
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Bucknum drove port for examination for the service
to Portland Sunday to spend a few in the . next draft from Morrow
days. Eli? has been notified to re- county.
ky Robinson plan to ship their Parted."
campaign since the "big push"
tioned in Utah, is spending a brief beef to Poltland this week"
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furlough with his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Catherine Mclntyre disposed here FROM SEATTLE
cf her ranch last week to a Port- Mr j M RPt waltor nf.
Seaman second class Donald land mim and Fre'd Mankin of Seattle were week-end guests at
Campbell left Tuesday evening for Ione The new owl"rs 1 not the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. O.
his station at Farragut. Ida., after teke Possession until March 1. Rasmus. Mr- Walker returned homo
spending his leave With his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Campbell.
T. W. Cutsforth is visiting in
Lakeview with his daughter.
A. M. .Edwards was a Pendleton
visitor Wednesday.
Mrs. Albert Fetsch and infant son,
Mrs- Stanley Robinson and dau- Tuesday but Mrs. Walker, who wa(
ghter went to Portland Monday to Eleanor Adkins previous to " heJ
be gone a week. She will purchase marriage, will remain for a longer
school supplies while in the city, visit with her father and other
Mrs. Robinson will teach the grade relatives.
school here, grades 1 to 8 inclusive.
Miss Jeanette Renoe accompanied VISIT IN WALLA WALLA
them to Portland. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Rosewall
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toDert ixioya, mea xo meir Mrg Frank F and grandson spent Sunday in Walla Walla, guest
home Monday from the Mollahan j Mfs Taylor and two of Mr. Rosewall's mother, Mrs. Eft
home in Heppner. en &f porfland visiteJ here fie RoiSewa1.
i-tc. ueorge bteagali returned, to for several days this week at the
his army duties at Camp McCoy, home of Mrs Fuqua-S sister, Mrs.
Wis. after spending a brief furlough q pj McDaniel.
here with relatives and friends. ' , ,
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Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Ledbetter and turned to Hardman this week. He Pner' .received notice to report
rptnirnedi home Thursdav . , ,. , fx. for examination for service with
recelvea a meaicai aiscnarge aiier
from Portland where Mrs. Ledbetter a 0Tlg illness.
went for medical treatment., . ,. , ,
ldjJdon lVlcerrin was sngnuy m-
GETS CALL TO SERVICE
James Farley of Condon, son oA
Mr. and Mrs. James Farley of Hep-
the armed forces, with the next
contingent from Gilliam county.
Ralph Jackson was a business
visitor in Pendleton Saturday.
Pv. Albert Winkelman left Mon
day for Fort Lewis, Wash, after a
brief furlough here.
hooks came out of a log he was
loading in the timber.
Miss Rita Mclntyre is convalesc
ing from a tonsillectomy. She was
Sgt. Jimmy York of Camp Adair operated on at St Anthony's hospital
was visiting friends here Thursday. jn pen(jleton
i,Papine v Mr. and Mrs. Dallas McDaniel
furlough here with his parents, brought McDaniel home Friday
JVCr. .and Mrs. Frank Papmeau. 6 T1 --.., ua 0
jured one day this week when the VISITING MOTHER
Mr. and Mrs. Truman Cannon oi
Gresham are visiting Mr. Cannon'l
mother, Mrs. Ada Cannon, of Ione
A. M. Edwards and Johnny were
business- visitors in Portland Tues-
turned from a two weeks visit in
Portland with his sister Vera.
dav.
Harry Hathaway of Podtland vis- Mr. and Mrs. Jay Stone attended
ited his aunt, Mrs. George Allyn, to business in Pendleton Saturday,
last week. Mr and Mrs' Don Zornes and
Barbara Slocum of Heppner is family spent Sunday with the John
visiting her grandparents, Mr. and Zornes at their logging camp.
Mrs. S. G. McMillan. Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Batty and
Mrs. Larry Patterson has returned children visited Mrs. Joe Batty on
to her home in Salem after visiting Saturday at the Prairie City hos-
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles pital where she is recovering from
Buchanan. a recent illness.
Mr. and Mrs. William Ross spent Mrs. Sammie McDaniel spent
Sunday in Hermiston with Mrs. several days visiting in Heppner
Ross' parents, Mr. and Mrs. Oscar from Reeds Mill.
Corey. They were accompanied Mrs- Eldon McFerrin visited at
home by their children who have Pendleton with her daughter Al
been visiting their grandparents for.berta over the week-end. Mrs. Fred
a few weeks. Reed cooked for her.
Lee Sparks enjoyed a visit this Mrs. Sam McDaniel is visiting in
week from his brother, Pvt. Maur- Heppner with her daughter, Mrs.
ice Sparks, who is stationed in Fort Carey Hastings. They plan to visit
Knox,. Ky. ' Mrs. Gladys Corrigal cf Echo be-
Cpl. Irvin Rauch left for his sta- fere she returns home,
tion at Moses Lake, Wash. Monday Joan Adams of Kinzua is visiting
after a furlough spent with his Mrs. Owen Leathers for some time.
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Julian Rauch. She came over with the Sabin
Mr. and Mrs. Herman Wallace Hastings Sunday. P
spent the week-end in Hubbard Mr. and Mrs. Neal Knighten had j(
with Mr. Wallace's father. their daughter LaDell's tonsils re-
Mr. and Mrs- Ralph Wickers-ham moved Saturday at Heppner. j
and children left Monday for their Mr- and Mrs. L. H. R:,binson jjj
home in . Portland after spending moved to their home here from h
their, vacation at the H- L. Duvall Rhea creek where they have been
ranch. . working for some time. Mr. Rob-
f inron is working for Jay Stone
EMPLOYED AT MILL now.
Miss Margaret Brugman of Port- Mr. Ada Cannon and daughter
land has accepted a position in the Charlotte spent several days at
office of Heppner Lumber company their ranch near Burton valley this
and assumed her duties this mom- week.
ing. She is a friend of Mrs. Ilene Alcne Inskeep returned home
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she has spent the past two months
visiting. Pfc. George Steagall of
Lexington who is home on furlough,
brought her from Arlington. He re
turned to Camp McCoy, Wis. Friday
Mr. and Mrs. Loren Maley and
children of Condon and Mr. and
Mrs. J. Hague of Portland and
Miss Lois Coats of Condon were
visiting Mr. and Mrs. Harold Wright
Sunday. Mrs. Maley is Mrs. Wright
sister, Mr. and Mrs. Hague her aunt
and uncle and Miss Coats is a
friend.
ILL WITH PNEUMONIA
Robert Runnkm, Jr., is reported
ill with pneumonia in a Pendleton
hospital. The illness is classified as
"dust pneumonia," contracted while
harvesting. He wu working for Cliff
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Dine OutHere ;f
When you wish that every
pot and pan in the world
were at the bottom of the
sea with the Jap fleet, dress
up, phone hubby, tell him
you'll meet him at Heppner
Cafe for dinner . . . You'll
save your ration coupons, turn
your dark clouds inside out,
and have an enjoyable time
and not harm your budget a
bit.
HEPPNER
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Every bit of fruit and vegetables not used
fresh should be preserved for winter use.
We will-do our best to obtain standard
lines of canned goods; bur you know many
of your favorite brands are not being put
up In sufficient quantity to meet civilian
needs . . . Better can all you will need and
be on the safe side.
Wc have Canning Supplies
Central Market:
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