8 Heppner Gazette Times, August 12, 1943
Qur tAen in
Service
Protective Society
Continued from First Page 'iUIJ lul "
Carl Hiatt, son of L L. Hiatt, is g WQrk has merited support
enjoying a luriougn irom waning for 36 yearg ig being niade -n Mor.
duties at New Orleons, spending the
time here with his father and oth
er relatives.
IN HOSPITAL
Dean Gilman, Heppn- ..,uth in
the navy, has written friends here
thst he is hospitalized in San Diego
row county this week by Mrs. Har
riett Smith in behalf of the Ore
gon Protective Society, perhaps
better known as the Louise Home
and Albertina Kerr Nursery of
Portland.
The society was started in 1907
by Mr. and Mrs. W. G. McLaren.
FOR SALE 50 feeder pigs. Arnold When returns from their restau-
Pieper. 20p rant were not sufficient, Mr. McLa-
, .. ,,irx, 7 ' c ren went out all oVer the state ap-
LAWN MOWER sharpening, fac- .. , .
tvt t nn i-tt-n 18 to business men, farmers,
luiy a ,y jc. ji. iJcun-j
VISITING MOTHER
Mrs. Ethan Denton, nee Norma
Serivner. of Long Beach, Calif, is
' visiting her mother, Mrs. Elbert
Cox. Mrs. Dfenton is enjoying a va
cation from her duties with the
Douglas Aircraft corporation. Her
husband is with the army in Australia.
A DAUGHTER IS BORN
Mary Esther is the name given
to their seven and three fourths
pounds baby girl born Saturday,
Aug. 7 to Rev. and Mrs. O. W.
Herbison. This is their third child,
the first two being boys.
clubs and churches for support..
VISITING GRANDMOTHER
Erma Scott of Wasco is visiting
STRAYF.D from our ranch about iwio,, .t,, her grandmother, Mrs. L. D. Neill.
April 1, bay gelding horse, Ro- worth over $300,000, owned by the Miss 311 mvaljd
man nose, white stockings. Dwight people of . Oregon. Over 8,000 casss eral vears witli e ad of a
Gabbert, Phone 36F3, lone, Ore- have been cared for. The society "walking air" is regaining use of
gon. 20-22p now has a beautiful school (pri- er limbs now is en3ying SPod
-.. I 1 7 77, vate); the only venereal hospital hea0A- Irwin Rauch; home on fur-
WANTED District manager for Old for lol)gh brought her from Wa9C0.
Line Legal Reserve Life Insur- , . , , , , , .
nursery with 70 beds. Cared for Y "Xr family
424 wards from 29 counties in 1942 aiding in this 'area gathered at
and adopted 29 babies in the same the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jamas
Valentine in Sand Hollow Sunday
are aiirooalint rlirontlv to, for a reunion, the event being oc-
friends we miss in our visit over caromed by the visit of Mr. and
Legal
ance Co. Liberal commissions
plus bonus and salary. Give full
particulars as to age, experience,
etc. in first letter. Write Box 337,
care of Gazette Times
FOR SALE One bay gelding, wt.
1600. Well broke. Ralph Butler,
four miles below Cecil.
20-21c
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the state and to farmers whom we
-Mis. John Turner of B.ikT. John
FOR SALE One heavy 2-whcel
20p are unable to contact personally, for wm r.ccrt Aug 19 at Fort Doug-
financiel .hslp this year.. This is our las, Utah, where he hopes to make
hardest vear. We have srtatn air) the ranks of the armv airmen.
trailer, good rubber, suitable for community chest, county court and Gathered around the Valentine
horse trailer, large enough for mme paid of g table were Mr. and Mrs. F. W.
two horses. Box 476, Heppner .20-22 tions ft,:,, will sqonnn tm Turner Mr' fnd Mrs- J- - Turner,
! r IT 0,- Mr and Mrs Sam Turner, Mr. and
FOR SALE One 10-foot length of 000 of wn,ch we are asked to ralse Mrs. John Turner, Mrs. Edna Tur-
3-foot galvanized culvert suitable outside of Multnomah county., Please ner, Mr. and Mrs. Valentine and
for watering trough if cut in half. us if vou ca, and many chid ten, Mike Turner, and Jean
air i-t ,, on 99r, thanks," Mrs. Smith concluded. Keith Turner.
Dr. J. P. Stewart, eye-sight spec
ialist of Pendleton will be at the
Heppner hotel Wednesday. Aug. 18.
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LEAVING FOR CALIFORNIA
Mrs. Chester' . Brown expects to
TUNE-INON-
National Grange Broadcast
over Blue Network
7;00 p. m. on Second Friday
of each month.
Rhea Creek Grange
ANNUAL LIBRARY MEETING
SCHEDULED FOR FRIDAY
Members of the Heppner Public
leave in a few days for Camp Parks, Library association and any others
Calif., to join Mr. Brown who has interested are reminded that the
been , assigned to shore'duty. Since annual meeting of the association
she will be gone for the duration will be held at 7:30 p. m. Friday
she has disposed of her houehold (tomorrow).
goods. She and her son Frank are
driving down.
with an injured back.'
HOME FROM ( FX S
Mrs.' Vester Hams recently re
turned from Texas whre her hus
b.?.nd is in training. Vester is a
member of the ski troopers.
IIFRE FROM FLORIDA
Pvt. Homer Hager is spending a
17-day furlough from duties with
the signal corps. He was met in
Pendleton early Saturday morning
by his mother, Mrs. J. O. Hagor.
Stan Laurel, Oliver Hardy, Douglas Homer has been in the service since
Fowlcy, Lee Patrick February 1942. He is stationed at
Down-to-earth entertainment with Orlando, Fla.
good music and dancing and plenty
Matters to come before the meet
ing include reading and discussion
of the yearly budgst and the elec
tion of officers.
Use G-T want ads to dispose of
your surplus stool
STAR Reporter
Friday-Saturday, August 13-14
Jiiterbuqs
of laughs.
-PLUS-
Idaho
NOTICE OF SALE OF COUNTY
PROPERTY
BY VIRTUE OF AN ORDER of
the county court, dated August 11,
1943, I am puthorized and directed
Roy Rogers, Smiley Burnette, Bob to advertise and sell at public auc
Nolan and the Sons of the Pio- tion, the following described pro
necrs, Virginia Grey. The Robert perty at not less than the minimum
Mitchell Boy Choir. A star-stud- price herein set forth:
ded, tune-filled western hit.
Sunday-Monday, August 15-16
The Human Comedy
Mickey Rooney, Frank Morgan,
James Craig, Fay Baintcr, Van
Johnson, Marsha ilunt
A lot of little tilings add up to
greatness in the screen version of
William Saroyan's famous novel of
the doings of a small town boy.
Tuesday, August 17
Henry Aidrich Gets
John Lilei, Jimmy Lydon, Charlie
Smith t
Something now has been added to
Henry, and wait'li you see whet it
is! (He's a wolf)!
Wednesday-Thursday, August 18-19
Five Graves to Cairo
Franehot Tom Anne Baxter, Akim day of September, 1943,
Tamiroff, Erich von Strohemi
A love storv is woven into all th
thrills of the "Desert Fox" hunt ner, Oregon, soli said property to the
leading up to the rout of Rommel, highest and best bidder.
SUPERMAN JOHN H. FUITEN,
Sheriff P. T.
1 oa o a "n t - ....
W of NWV4, SWV4 and SWV4
of SE'A of Section 1, Township
1 North, Range 25 East of Wil
lamette Meridian in Morrow
County, Oregon, containing
280.25 acres more or less for the
minimum price of $1.00 per
acre. 20 percent down, and bal
ance on contract.
The West 38 feet of Lot 5 and
the East 61 feet of Lot 6 in Block
2 of the City of Heppner, Mor
row County, Oregon, (except
that part now leased and occu
pied by the Pacific Telephone
and Telegrnrh Company, describ
ed as follows: Beginning et a
point 94 feet West from the
Soulhesat comer of Block 2 of
the original town (now City)
of Heppner, Morrow County,
Oregon, running thence North 30
feet; thence West twenty-two
feet; thence South 30 feet; thence
Eart twenty-two feet to the
place of beginning) for the min
imum priee of $1,000.00, cash.
THEREFORE, I will on the lUh
at the
hour of 10:00 A. M., at the front
door of the Court House in Hepp-
And It Can Cut Your
Overhauls in Half
Now, U. S. submarines reach right
out to Nippon's beaches to land
haymakers on Jap shipping. One
reason is because their Diesels are
lubricated with RPM DELO. It
contains a special compound that
eliminates sticking rings, keeps
pistons clean after thousands of
miles of heavy-duty operation, ends
bearing corrosion.
Now, you need RPM DELO
more than ever, to cut wear to a
whisper and stretch the life of
scarce parts.
Phone or Mail Your Order Today
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NEWARK, Ohio Oregon's Governor Earl Snell (left) is shown bats
of glass fibers produced in the plant of Owens-Corning Fiberglas Cor
poration and used for heat insulation in navy ships, in planes, and in shel
ters for troops in Arctic climates. Governors attending the 35th Annual
Governors' Conference in Columbus, Ohio, toured the plant which also
produces glass fiber fabrics used for parachute flare shields and other
war purposes.
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