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Attack Claims Boardman Man
y MART LEE MA BLOW
Ervln G Flk f PtJr.
died Tue.ltiy t M Ml"'
Ins a heart lie
way on hU 57ih birthday. Mr
jl.rk hl wHered a f
lark July C ami had l-n "
r,)talir.l for a few
II a Un July 19. IMS In
Clay county. IHmoU. nl
marrlH to l:uth Kur.e. a native
of B wMman. In 1912. Tticy cam
lo Iloardman In 1953 her l
fanned and cjwrated a melon
MJWvlre -l ,d Thursday
at 2 p m at the Boardman Com
munity church with Kenneth
Woolen officiating. Interment
will be In the Boardman cem-
He Is aunlved ty hla wUe;
rlfht children, Frank 4. Board
man: Albert and Jame of !
Ell. WflHh; Gerry of Myrtle Creek.
Ore; daughters. Charma Le
va Mae Rrazler
of Myrtle Creek; Mary Uu Keller
of IV Ell; Hetty jmrvcnun u
Doty, Wash; brothers Andrew of
Chilloo.the. Illinois; Archie of
Wlnlork. Wash: Hubert of Oak
land. California; sisters Mrs
Mary Kauhauch of Wlnlock.
Wash; Mrs Katherlnc Larson of
Nampavlne, Wash, and 13 grand
children. Mr and Mr Nate Macombcr
were hosts for a reunion of the
Maromber family at their home
Sunday. Present were Mr and
Mrs Eldon Macombcr and child
ren Dick and Helen, and Brand
daughters Anna. Barbara and
Nora, all of Crandvlcw, Wash;
Mr and Mrs Al Macombcr of Ar
lington; Mr and Mrs Gilbert
Petteys and son Pat, and Mr and
Mrs Richard McFarlane and son
and son Kirk, all of Pendleton,
Gary Petteys of Seattle, Wash,
and Jim McFarlane of Los An
geles, Calif.
Jim Thorpe left for Hollywood,
Calif Saturday where he will
have a month's training In TV
work at Northwest Schools.
Greenfield Grange met Thurs
day night at the hall. In the ab
sence of master Elvln Ely, the
overseer, Clyde Tannehlll, was In
charge of the meeting. Commit
tees for the North Morrow Fair
were appointed as follows: float,
Stanficld Moat Co.
Hugh Smith. Owner & Mgr.
Stanfleld, Ore.
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Mr 4 M Milkf. M
and M Arthur Alien and W
and .Mi Guy Vrcuon; ttn.
... m. l ari iiiu-k'. Mr ana
Nathan Thol "d Mr and
Ml Claud Wulden.
Tlie ll me fcimomUa
.. i -..' lu'U a fain
lly i.U-nle al the h-me uf Mr and
Mra Nathan Tlwri Wrdnedy
tf a Ut rck. GucU
u, ....i Mr Chark Ander-
ViTiJ and daughter Barbara, llogef
Hand. Mr and Mra Walter lUye
Mm Cecil Hamilton. Mr Mrl
Bribes Mr ana w
suson. Grey and Blllle Bedurd.
George Zkroer Mr Glen Car-iH-nter.
Mr and Mn Clyde Tanne-
hill, and Mr Donald lanneims
and mn Jimmy, tnt lauer w
Grande. Other guests wera Mr
nir i-unard Thorpe and
children Sharon. Dennis and Da-
vld of Irtland. wno were
nlght visitor at the Thorpe
homo.
i.... ...ii r.,rf hmiin and LaDean
Portland last week
to spend several days. Mis His
Icy visited friends at the Mult
nomah School of the Bible and
- Eddvvllle to vult;
till II " "
Joan Scott, former pastor of Com
munity church here.
w. 1 t,. rharlev Lnanuier
jiji .... - - ,
and son Dclmcr of Vale visited
at the home of Chandler's bro
ther ln-law and sister, Mr and
... ru in viv. Mondav on their
way to the coast. Weekend vis
itor at the Ely home were their
son-in-law and daughter, Mr and
. ..... l MklUrn
Mrs ticion uny u
Jimmle, Janet. Jay and Jerry of
La Grande.
. rw.n rviu'npv and sons
Jerry and Wayne have returned
home from a monms vn
hor brother and
sister-in-law. Mr and Mrs Ken
neth Earwood, In Torrance,
c. Mr r.Ivln Elv went to
Pasco. Wash one evening last
week to take Marcia
, chn hai visited here
I1UIIIC nuci
a week. Eileen accompanied her
home to visu mis
Mra nnrroll Marlow
mi mix. " -
of Pendleton were weekend vis-
itors at the nome 01 waiww
a Mr nnri Mrs Frank Mar-
Uttltlli
i c.,n,iv thov all went to
La Grande to visit Mr and Mrs
Harold Marlow. Airs wnow
in St Joseph's Hospital there fol-
lowing oacK surgery
Lr.nUn1Pfnr1
Uly, Ji'v ... j a
Thiv also visited at
liljiri; v v . - -
the home or Mr anu
Carroll.
Maximum temperatures re
ported here Sunday reached 108
to 111 degrees. Temperature at
3:30 p m Monday was 110 on
the service road. Maximum tem
perature Tuesday was iui.
nr. on,t Mra Flovd Hamilton
of Tennessee visited at the home
of Hamilton's Drainer anu oia-
i Mi onH Mrs Cecil
1 1 1 - 1 1 1 " 1 d - v...
Hamilton Monday. Tuesday
morning both couples, accompan-
ied by Mrs i-arry nwiyv ..
daughters JoAnn and Janice of
normiston. left for Bellingham,
trnk n trlclf- rplatlves.
Mrs Nate MacomDer was uusi
for the Boardman uaraen uuu
i i. . kmo MnnHau nlpht. With
al Ilvl liViliC iv.v.j -a '
Mrs Claud Coats as co-hostess.
There were 12 members present
rr.iocts UArO MfS JaCk FlUK
nnu j, " ,,
and Mrs Ray Conyers. Roll call
Monument News
ir ma htm a mattmon
,t VhUn AiUui ail t
Ik-nnl anl thmi ti hi
ruir .SHir, Mlthlan here
vhiili.tf her jjrandrtV'thrr, Mr
lli-nry lvtl atul tih-r relative
She a Knuun here as Vivian
Il4naltn during her school day
vi anrrtl by riving Ihe
r.ftnf of favurK bird. Mr Hoi.
lin HUhop prrenteU a program
on -liirds of the Northel "
Mr Flrrnr Huot. Mr Earl
Brica. Mr Glen Carpenter. Mr
Guy Fercuon and Mr Bihop
r,-.rted on lh Hale conventloa
fi,Hth committee fr Ihe North
M rrtw Couniy Fair I Mr Itu
wll MilUr. Mr Leo Pott. Mr
Timer Mewtenger and Mr Louise
Earwuud. All member will work
on the float
Mr and Mra Ernie Obcrmelcr,
SI Helen, were weekend visitor
.i h home of Obermeler par
ent. Mr and Mr Ernest Ober-
meier.
Mr and Mrs M I Oveson left
Tuesday for their home In Tooele,
Utah, after visiting me pasi
the home of their son-
In law and daughter. Mr and Mr
Ronald Black.
Mr IjHinard BetlonJ and son
Leonard. Jr.. Greg and Blllle ha
returned to Ihdr lune here from
La Crande, Bedord Is still em
ployed there.
Dick and Bobble Skoubo are
. uiiinfT thi'ir uncle and aunt. Mr
.
and Mrs Ed Skoubo. at Coquilie.
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Dai.i l!rl tJ Silem U her
nj!ifif tn uruJe nd family.
C'.,ta Mut.t. :-(u M. Jri0 S-otl
..1 .cln Vaughn were hu
irM- Hi the Vufihn home Frl-
iy aMt-intx.n fr a baby khuwer
r-r Mr Cen Cuvlnglun. Ttr
vk.ir 19 these bektdr OtVr gift
er.t,
A a 4 ha burn Monday morn
ine. Jaly H ' b I'rlnevllle
hpital la Mr and Mr llaruld
Llperl, He rfj:hed In at 7 lb
11 uc
Mr and Mr Ernl Johnaun
.t-nl Ihe weekend at Tlie Dalle
aiiending a Bailey family re
union. Dick 1 jin die and Crawford and
two head officer of Ihe tsie
forest Jfi of Prlnevllle were
visitor at Ihe office here lat
week, which I run by Mr and
Mr Henry Mrtln.
Mr I very Jewel and two
rfani.htr.ra of Klnzua were up
Sunday visiting friend and rel
ative. She left her young son
Tlmmy at the ranch of her bro
ther. Elzy Emory.
Henry Martin with ni lire
crew and several town men.
pent Saturday and Sunday fore
n.M.n burnlne the grass around
town. They started each morn
ing about Cam. Henry' 'so re
txirtable fires set by
man and three unreportable fires
also man caused. One lire over
on Tine Creek, near Rltter, wa
class A.
nr will be a bridal shower
luiv .11 for Miss Carolyn Martin,
oldest daughter of Mr and Mr
H-rry Martin, at th huii t-f
Mr Malt! SlubtlefMd
Mr d Mr Crril Manning of
j-yyf,! 0-un tUitad al ti.e
hume of Mr ami M Henry Mar
un and family Ut werk,
Mr tWit Covington and an
Melbourn cf Miirhell lent the
weekend her visiting with Ihe
J..hn Cv ingt'r family.
Mr and Mm U A 11 and
children of Oakland. Calif l-n
the we-k her vUltlng hi par
ent, brother and Utrr, 111
on Jerry U rnding Ihe sum
mer here.
Mr and Mr V B Teterion of
lUt-hmond. Calif 1 unending the
we-k here vUitlng her fulk. Ihe
Flma Ivcwl family and other
relative.
A birthday party wa given
July 12 at the Scott home hon
oring Robert Dale Scott birth
day. There were 10 present lo
help him eat cake nd fee cream.
Elmer Matteaon. Lon Merrill
and EUy Emory left Friday
morning going out by Ileppner
to Pendleton and back by Rltter
f.r the right. They returned , fr .11 k William h.m Wednea
r.m Saturday nn. td4 ot'rf "- .
Mr. Mrlba Kelly and child-, . . tm
ren of Long Cieck vitUcd at thf rM ''
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