8 Heppner Gazette Times, February TO, 1944
HERE FROM EAST
Ensign John Crawford left Wed
nesday night on his return to Boston
after visiting a few days with his
mother, Mrs. Lera Crawford, and
other relatives and friends. John is
attending Harvard college and has
a few more months before taking
up active duty. He completed his
midshipman course last week and
was advanced to the rank of ensign
just before leaving for home.
PNEUMONIA FATAL TO
MISS IDA McATEE
Following an illness of about two
weeks, Miss Ida McAtee succumb
ed 'to pneumonia at 2 o'clock a. m.
today.
Miss McAtee and her father, D.
A. McAtee, were both ill and due
to a shortage of help she tried to
take care of him,- Yesterday it de
gerous and an oxygen tent was put
veloped that her condition was dan
to use but she was too weak to re
vive. Ida was a native of Heppner and
spent practically her entire life
here. Her twin sister, Mary, passed
away about 10 years ago. Ida at
tended the grade school in Hepp
ner and took high school work in
a Spokane school. She spent some
time in Los Angeles and returned
here to make her home with her
father. One sister, Mrs. Vallejo
Johnson of Portland, with the fa
ther survives.
Funeral arrangements had not
been announced prior to press time.
GIVE SON FAREWELL
PARTY BEFORE INDUCTION
Mr. and Mrs. R, D Allstott Sr
were hosts Sunday evening to a
large group of friends at their
Eight Mile home honoring their son
R. D. Jr. who is leaving soon to en
ter the service of Uncle Sam. The
evening was spent in playing games
and later the hosts served a bounti
ful lunch. The honored guest was
presented with a gift accompanied
by the best wishes of the entire
community. Mrs. Claude Huston
assisted in serving the following
guests:
The Leonard Carlson family, the
Henry Peterson family, Mrs. Henry
Betty and Helen Faye Baker, Oscar
Peterson, Eunice Peterson, Mr. and
Mrs. Cecil Lutkins, Mr and Mrs
Claude Huston, Mr. and Mrs Don
Strait, Mr and Mrs. Walter Dobyns,
Wilma Dobyns, the Charley Beck
et family, the Rill family, Mr. and
Mrs Floyd Worden, Wilbur Wor
den, Mr and Mrs. Ben Anderson,
the John Bergstrom family, Kath
erine Burns, Bog Wright, Louise
Herbert and Kenneth Schunk and
Mr. and Mrs Everett Barlow.
Smaller Series . . -
Continued from First Pee
Oil Company of California, $8,000;
J. C. Penney company, $2,000;
Shell Oil company, $9,000; State of
Oregon, $6,000; Morrow county,
$10,000; Pacific Power & Light com
pany, $6,000 and miscellaneous pur
chases, $6400 for a total of $58,400.
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LEAVING FOR SERVICE
Mr and Mrs. Ben Eberhard were
driven to Pendleton Wednesday by
Glen Lockard. They were enroute
to 'Wyoming where Mrs. Eberhart
will live while her husband is in
the service. He has been employed
at the Heppner Lumber company
mill.
On the beaches of Italy, in the
jungles of the Pacific planes, tanks,
artillery must move and fast; no
waiting to, build roads or airfields.
That's when our soldiers must un
roll these "steel mattresses," as you
see them in this photo. Your War
Bonds pay for them.
V. S. Treasury Department
ATTEND JACKSON DAY DINNER
Charles B. Cox, D. M. Ward, L.
L Matlock and Mrs. Josie Jones
were among Morrow county people
going to Portland to attend the an
nual Jackson day dinner and to
hear Vice President Wallace.
STAR Reporter
Friday-Saturday, Feb. 11-12
Silver City Raiders
Russell Haydcn, Bob Wills, Dub
Taylor
The harmony of Bob Wills and his
singing cowboys and the amusing
chatter of Ddb Taylor add high
lights to this fast galloping western.
PLUS
STRANGE DEATH OF ADOLPII
HITLER Gale Sondergaard, Lud
wig Donath
A drama of an amazing imperson
ation. ALSO: "Sweet Jam," with
the Delta Rhythm Boys and Jan
Garber and his Orchestra.
Sunday-Monday, Feb. 13-14
Princess O'Rourke
Olivia dcllavilland, Robert Cum
mings, Charles Coburn, Jack Car
son, Jane Wyman
Keep your ears open or you'll miss
half the laughs . . . but there will
still be enough to work your funny
bone overtime. Just the show to
take your Valentine to see!
Tuesday, February 15
Son of Dracula
Lon Chancy, Louise Allbritton, Ro
bert Paige, Evelyn Ankers, Frank
Craven, J. Edward Bromberg,
Samuel S. Hinds
The last word in "shock and shud
der" entertainment . . . the younger
"Dracula" brings to the screen all
the chills inspired by his famous
dad! ... .ALSO "Hit Tune Sere
nade," with Henry Busse and his
orchestra.
Wednesday -Thursday, Feb. 16-17
Is Everybody Happy?
Ted Lewis, Nan Wynn, Michael
Duane, Larry Parks
The rags-to-riches story of a band
featuring many songs popular in
the era prior to World War L
ATTEND HOME NURSING MEET
Mrs. Anne Thomas and Mrs.
Tress McClintock attended a home
nursing conference in Pendleton. (
(The report on the meeting is too
lengthy to be handled in this
issue and will be taken up at a la
ter date. )
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