HEPPNER GAZETTE-TIMES. Thursday. 'August 7. 1958
Monument News
By MARTHA MATTESON
Mrs Jim Crocker and son Ron
ny drove to John Day Monday
on business. They were accom- 'song moved from one of the Tom
panied by Mrs Mary Lippert. ross cabins to one of the Mc-
Jim Durbin, accompanied by Willis houses.
here, Mr and Mrs Elmer Matte
son. H D Hlnton and Reeta Hunt
and some of her children were
in Heppner Thursday1 on business.
Mrs Blllie Jean Ingalls and two
his brother drove up from Salem
Sunday and returned Monday
with his wife Vesta who stayed
at the Ansil Martin home for
two weeks while he had been
gone.
Mr and Mrs Miles Gllman of
Mt Vernon was visiting their
son Willard Gilman the first of
the week.
Mr and Mrs Dick Flewhardy
and children of Pasco spent the.
weekend here with her brothers
Dick and Glen Williams.
Mr and Mrs Carl Cox and child
ren drove to Cecil Saturday after
some farm machinery.
Mr and Mrs Miles Gilman of
Mt Vernon were visiting at the
Maynard Hamilton home Thurs-
Harry Scott received word day.
Tuesday morning that his father Mr and Mrs Bob Gienger took
Orval Scott of Vale had passed Mrs Ivan Gienger and daughter
away. He and his wife left Tues- Sherry to their home at Spokane
day and their son Robert Dale after they had spent some time
stayed with his grandparents visiting at the Gienger home and
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Mr and Mrs Joe Hausler and
children returned home Monday
from Palo Alto, Calif. Mr Haus
ler attended summer school at
Stanfield University where he
took a mathematics course a
warded by General Electric. He
is the principal of the lone grade
school and teaches the fifth and
sixth grades. Mrs Hausler and
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with her folks, the Jim Harris's
In Long Creek.
Mrs Herb Hynd of Cecil
brought her mother Mrs Slocum
home Tuesday. She had stayed
with her daughter while getting
medical care in Heppner.
Mr and Mrs Mead Gilman
drove to John Day Saturday on
business.
Ernie Johnson drove to Hepp
ner to get his wife who had been
staying with her folks, the N D
Bailey's while she was getting
medical care.
Ruby Gienger and two grand
sons were in town Saturday. She
reported everyone is busy hay-i
lng on Cottonwood. i
Audra Vadnetta was visiting
her sister Gwen Vandetta who
Is employed at the Bud Engle
ranch on Courtrock.
Glen Duncan and George John
son of Hamilton are helping Joe
Wheeler and Archie Gienger
stack hay on the Theron King
ranch.
Mrs Earl Harig and Mrs Otis
Ricker and, children of Mt Ver
non visited Sunday at the Archie
Gienger home.
Miss Linda Cross was here
from Salem to visit her mother,
Mrs Gene Vaughan.
Jack Sweek and children drove
to Pendleton Sunday to get
his wife who has been In the
hospital there.
Pearl Martin of the Forestry
office reports five fires this past
week. All were caused by light
ning and all were small except
the one on Potamus creek which
covered 140 acres.
Mr and Mrs Stanley Boyer
drove to Portland Sunday where
they will attend the wedding of
Lydla Capon to Robert Gertson
Tuesday, Aug 5. Mr Gertson Is
a Portland man and Is the 7th
and 8th grade teacher here. Mrs
Capon is the widow of the late
Harry Capon of Kiraberly and Is
also a high school teacher here.
Aubrey Crum possibly will not
return to work for the forestry
office the rest of the season after
getting hurt 10 days ago at a
fire. He received two broken ribs
but expects to get out of the
hospital by the middle of the
month.
Carolyn Martin went to Sa
lem over the weekend on busi
ness and will go back this week
end for the wedding of a girl
friend Carolyn Alsman which
will be held August 9 at the
Church of God. Miss Martin will
be a candlelighter.
Mrs Cora Densmore and Judith
Grant of Kitchiner, Ontario, Can
ada are visiting with Mrs Louise
Scott, the former's sister. Judith
Grant is a niece. She is spending
some time with her cousins, the
George Stubblefield girls. They
will spend a month here and ex
pect to return home August 23.
Mr and Mrs Ansil Martin and
Mrs Jim Croker and Ronny drove
to Salem Friday for the week
end. Mrs Croker stayed in Salem
as her mother is very ill in a
Salem hospital.
Mr and Mrs Gus Peterson and
Mrs Cora Densmore drove to John
Day Thursday on business.
A jeep load of Joyriders com
ing from Ant Hill Sunday after
noon had some trouble and some
were rushed to the hospital In
John Day. There were 10 in the
crowd but no one was hurt ser
iously. Mr and Mrs Forrest Noland
drove to John Day Saturday on
business, and to purchase a new
car.
daughter, Carol, and her sister,
Ruth Knight of Medford met him
in Palo Alto. The other Hausler
children stayed with relatives in
Medford.
Mr and Mrs Rodney Crawford
of Helix are the parents of a
daughter, Charlotte Louise, born
July 18 in Pendleton. Mr and
Mrs Vernice Crawford of ' Helix
and Mr and Mrs Thomas Chap
man of Pilot Rock are the grand
parents. Mr and Mrs Wate Craw
ford of lone are the great grand
parents. Mrs Patricia Crisman, daugh
ter of Mrs Robert Boad of Shel
ton, Wash, and Elmer Ellis of
Arlington, became the bride of
James Morgan, son of Mrs S L
Wiles and Edison Morgan, Sat
urday at noon, August 2 at the
Baptist church in Shelton at a
double ring ceremony. Mr and
Mrs Robert Boad were their at
tendants. The couple will make
their home In lone where he Is
employed by the Union Pacific
railroad.
Mr and Mrs E W Bristow en
tertained at a dinner Monday ev
ening in honor of her brother,
Gene Grabill's birthday. Others
present were Mrs Everett Keith
ley and daughter, Patricia, of
Heppner: Mrs Ida Grabill, Mr
and Mrs Ernest McCabe and fam
ily and Donald Bristow.
Jerry Healy of Heppner is
spending a few dyas with his
uncle and aunt, Mr and Mrs
Ted Palmateer. Jimmy Leathers
was also a visitor at the Palma
teer home Monday night.
Dates To Remember:
August 12 Garden club meet
ing at the city park in the
afternoon.
August 13 Maranatha club
meeting community church
basement
August 17 Grange picnic in the
city park with a picnic din
ner around noon. All Gran
gers and their families are
welcome. Coffee, punch and
ice cream will be furnished.
Dinner service should be
brought
Mrs Howard Crowell was ap
pointed city recorder at the coun
cil meeting Thursday night. She
Former Lexington
Residents Married
Word has been received in Lex
ington of the wedding of Jean
Ann Griffith, daughter of Mr and
Mrs Glenn Griffith, to Farrin
Farnsworth on August 1, at the
Idaho Falls Temple, in Idaho
Falls with wedding reception at
the Second Ward Latter Day
Saints church August 2 at Mer
idian Idaho. Mr and Mrs Grif
fith are former residents of Lex
ington, she being a 5th and 6th
grade teacher and he owned the
Lexington Cafe for several years.
After a wedding trip to Los
Angeles the young couple will
return to Meridian where she is
employed by the Boise Water
Corp and he is attending Bar
ber college in Boise.
Mr and Mrs William Van
Winkle Jr and family and Mr and
Mrs Pine Thornburg and family
were boating at McKay Dam on
Sunday.
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Lexington News
By DELPHA JONES
Mr and Mrs New't O'Harra at
tended a State Land and Water
Committee meeting in Bend last:
week. Mr O'Harra is a member
of this board.
Mrs Roy Martin has returned,
to her home from St Anthony's,
hospital in Pendleton where she
underwent major surgery last
week.
Mr and Mrs Henry Cavin and
daughter, Janette have returned
to their home in Portland after
visiting at the C C Jones home.
Mr and Mrs E E McFadden
were Fossil visitors over the
weekend with their daughter,
Mr and Mrs Al Frost.
ONE MORE WEEK
will fill the vacancy created by
the resignation of Mrs Dons,
Gollyhorn.
Carl Troedson and his father1
Johan Troedson left by plane last i
week for a short stay in Sweden. I
Mr and Mrs Howard Nottage of!
Portland are staying at the!
Troedson ranch while they are
gone.
Mr and Mrs John Shick of Port
land visited at the McGreer
home last week.
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your Equitable representative
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Pendleton. Oregon
Phone: CR 6-2421
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