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Heppner Gazette Times, August 12, 1943 3,
LEXINGTON NEWS
By Edith Edwards
Mr. and' Mrs. Kenneth Marshall
and family were cailed to Ellens
burg, Wash'. Saturday by the pass
ing of Mrs. Marshall's mother.
Mr. and Mrs. Herman Wallace
art the parents of a baby boy born
Tuesday morning in Heppner.
Helen Duvall of The Dalles is vis
iting at the Harry Duvall and El
mer Hunt ' homes.
Cpl. Daniel Dinges left Saturday
night for Camp Howze, Texas, after
spending his furlough here. He was
taken as far as Pendleton by his
parents..
Janet Marquardt of Portland was
in Lexington over the week-end.
Harry Dinges and George Peck
were buisuinueulsus uiuviusuituors
were business visitors in Portland
Tuesday.
Alice Griffith left Sunday morn
ing for Spokane where she will
visit relatives. She has been spend
ing the summer at the A. M. Ed
wards home.
Mrs. Arnold Pieper and Mrs.
Kemp Dick and son. are visiting in
Portland.
Freda Breeding of Heppner spent
several days last week with' her
parents. Mr. and Mrs- O. G.
Breeding.
Mr. and IVfcs. T. .R. Burton have
returned from McMinville and are
moving their household goods to
Burbank, Wash., where Mr. Bur
ion will teach this year.
Clarence Buchanan left Tuesday
morning for the induction center
at Fort Douglas. Utah, where he
will report for duty with the army-
Mrs. John Hartman of Heptmer
is visiting her sister, Mrs. Albert
Eetsch.
Mrs. Casha Shaw of Heppner is
visiting at the Art Hunt home.
Jim Wren and James Davis are
now employees of the State High
way department.
Mrs. Iona Galbraith of Dayton,
Wash-, is visiting her mother, Mrs.
Sarah White.
day.
Ray Coulter of Umatilla was an
I: rig 3 n visitor Wednesday.
Avery Shoun left for the Hepp
ner ranch Monday.
The Lee Larson family finished
moving to Pasco Wednesday.
Mrs. James Q Shoun and small
daughter of Walla Walla have mov,
. ed to Irrigon. The J. A. Shouns
moved them Sunday They also
visited the Adam Schreiners-
Mrs. Ethel Smith spent a few
days with the Sinice Moores, leav
ing Saturday for Condon, her home.
. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Long left
for Jordan Valley where he is a
government trapper- They have
been working at the ' ordnance
depot.
Mrs. Joy Smith and small son
are visiting her parents-in-law, Mr.
and Mrs. Sam Smith.
Horace Mulkey and Archie Hill
of Heppner visited the Steagall
family Sunday- '
Mrs. Don Kenny and two chil
dren arrived home Saturday night
after quite a visit in Portland.
Mrs. Hazel Steagall is working
at the El Rancho cafe.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Haberlein vis
ited Grandma Peterson in the Her
miston hospital Sunday.
The Pentecostal church has an
nounced a baptismal ceremony at
the river Sunday evening.
BOARDMAN NEWS
IRRIGON NEWS
By MRS. J. A. SHOXTN
Echo Aldrich is very much im
proved. She visited Pendleton Sat
urday accompanied by her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Glen Aldrich.
Charles Markham has been or
dered to report at Heppner Aug. 19.
Mr- and Mrs. Roy Davis and fam
ily have rented the Wes Isom house.
The Hills have been occupying the
house and finished moving Tuesday,
and the Davis's will move in Sun-
Hordman News . . .
By Mrs. Elsa Leathers
Mrs- Walter Wright entertained
Friday in honor of her daughter
Patsy Ann's sixth birthday. . Mrs.
Mairy Coats, Mrs. G. A. Farrens
end Jackie Ball. Mrs. Archie Saling
and daughter Betty were guests.
A chicken dinner, with ice cream
and angel food cake for dessert, was
enjoyed by the group.
Mrs. Al Lovgren gave a party
for the mill ladies Wednesday af
ternoon. Twenty-one persons were
present. Mrs. Lewis Letrace and
daughter and Mrs. Young of Camp
Wetmore also were there.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Wright were
in Condon over Sunday visiting
Mrs.' Wright's sister and. a cousin
who resides in Portland.
Elwood Hastings spent the week
end at home from the Orain Wright
ranch. I. -l"P
Owen Leathers Jr. went to work
in harvest for Clarence Warren.
Erma Scott of Wasco is visiting
her aunt, Mrs. Neal Knighten, this
week.
Mrs. George Hayden and son
Marion visited the Harrold Stev
ens' over night Seturday and visited
By MARGABET THORPE
Mi. and Mr-" Dan Ransier and
Mrs. Fr ank Mai low spent Wednes
day in Hsppner on business.
A grange party was held Wed
nesday night in the hall. The eve
ning was spent playing cards and
dancing.
Doris Lilly and Hazel Miller
spent Wednesday in Pendleton
shopping.
Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Hamilton and
family were shopping in The Dalles
Friday.
A double shower was held at the
home of Mrs. Willard Baker Friday
afternoon honoring Mrs. Angelo
Koivisto and Mrs. Mabel Bischke.
A large crowd attended and many
lovely gifts were received by both.
Mrs. Mabel Allen and Gene re
turned home from Weatherby Sat
urday night where they spent the
week visiting Mr. Allen.
Mr .and Mrs. Francis Harter and
friends Saturday and Sunday, They
employed.
Lotus Robinson, night watchman at
Reed's mill was injured last week
by a fall. He will be unable to
work for a week or ten days.
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Fraters were
visiting Mr. and Mrs. Frank Fraters
in the mountains on Sunday. They
work in Portland and are spend
ing a few days in eastern Oregon.
family returned home from Beav
ton Sunday where they spent the
summer. Mrs. Kenneth Nolt came
with them for an indefinite stay.
Her husband is in the navy station
ed at Camp Farragut, Ida.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Harwood
spent the week-end in Tacoma. Mrs.
Jenkins returned with . them for a
visit with friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Glen Moore and
children and Mrs. Hazel Moore and
son left Tuesday for Hartville, Mo.
where they will visit relatives be
fore going to Kansas to work.
Mr. and Mrs. George Daniel went
to Walla Walla Tuesday on business.
Mr. and Mrs. R. Bischke have
moved into the back Berger apartment.
Mrs. Bob McLouth and children
of Athena came Friday to spend a
few days visiting at the Gus Mc
Louth home.
Russell DeMauro of Camp Farra
gut Ida. spent the week-end at
home.
SPENDS LEAVE HERE
Gus Williamson, guard at the ord
nance depot near Hermiston, spent
Monday in Heppner looking after
property interests.
VISITING IN COUNTY
. Mrs. Cletus Nichols and son John
of Portland are visiting relatives
and f riends in Heppner and Lexing
ton this week. Mrs. Nichols will be
remembered as Helen Wells.
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