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About Heppner gazette-times. (Heppner, Or.) 1925-current | View Entire Issue (Sept. 21, 1961)
HltmtU CAItTTt TINtS. TamiMtey. p(emb- II. IMI II Grange, Clubs to Start Activities at Doardman .. .u.i.-dirf AfU ftiti Tim. ,j accompanied by Mr. Thurnhlll's .n Hm. lUrulJ Shause and If MAMT Lit HARLOW ItQARPMAN M mbfi Crwftfl'l f'"e will oben Vine sunuay ,..,.., f tTmatill. were on a chunh a group, anq - . , . . ,,,.,-!. Out or Itcppncr pirr end. a notlutk fllnnrr wiiwini the grange halt. Everyone U In 1ted to attend. Al the crane minting last week 23 year memben.htp pins were pr-ntl to Andrew 5klW CeUiaton HoepltolUee Few and Minnltf SMIt of Irrion. . v-.k.. t,,. hmttlta zd with M'riout injur .d Clyde Tannehlll. Thuwtay nigh of hrtk It was voted to .end a letter fulling en arc n wrmn . . .k.i mm eara collided at the cros- to me coumy iu.. .,,., Bima nA P.ul atop sign, be put at ai cross - 7 Zmmn road on the project where oravfled or dirt road enters an oiled surfare road. The meeting started at 6;30 p. m. with pot lurk aupper. Hosts were Mr. and Mr. Ronald Black and Florence Root Mrs. Ronald Black was hos ion for the Home Economics elub of Greenfield grange at her home Wednesday or last wees. with luncheon at 12:30 P m Mrs. Florence Root was Co hos test. Mrs. Nathan Thorpe, aecre trv. waa annotated to fill out the year as treasurer In place of Mrs. Guy Ferguson, wno re clened. a ronnrt was made on the meals served at the North Mor mui Fair. The next meeting will be Oct II, with Mrs. Elvln Ely and Mrs. Frank Marlow as hostesses. The place will be announced later. Mrs. Joe Crouch was hostess for the Boardman Tllllcum ciuo at her home Tuesday night of l.tt wpelt. A Dutch auction brought $5.30 for the benevolence r.inri a rummaee sale was planned for Sept. 27-23. and pie and coffee will be servea. The next meeting will be at the home of Mrs. Don Downey Sept 26. Mr. and Mrs. Gene Hllgel are the parents of a son born Sept 11 at the Good snepnera nos pltal In Hermlston. He has been named Larry Dean. Grandpar ents are Mx. and Mrs. Adolf Skoubo, Boardman, and Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Martin of Portland. The baby weighed seven pounas, five and one-half ounces. Mrs. Glen Carpenter was hon ored on the occasion of her birth day last week when a group of friends surprised her with a small party during the noon hour. Present were Mrs. Claude Coats, Mrs. Zearl Gillespie, Mrs. Florence Root, Mrs. Charles An deregg, Mrs. Nathan Thorpe, Mrs. Frank Marlow, Mrs. Cecil Hamilton and Mrs. Louise Ear-wood. Barbara Anderegg left last week for Corvallls to enter her Junior year at O.S.U. Mrs. Emma Souders of Portland, and Mrs. Bessie Nlckerson of The Dalles, accompanied her to their homes after visiting friends here the past two weeks. chiriav Fnrwood has eone to Nampa, Idaho, to enter Nampa ounces, Business College wnere sne wm take up Junior accountant work. She is a 1961 graduate of River side high schooL Visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Messenger rn and Mrs. mmer v b are Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth day ana saiuraay w. - VenIce Cah, and Mrs. Ed Robertson ana -uc derson of Shady Cove. Airs, koo- " aerson ui onoujr Great-erandDarents are iIr. e?nnThe , 8Wrwent and Mrs. Nate Macomber of to l x kgSsISi7SK. HThe bab welghed lO L.eAine1"" ' town nnnnds. One ounce. met Mr. and Mrs. iTuman - enger of Mitchell. chnU" Mwrtce "Sd Tane ham of Los Angeles. Calif., were children Maurice ana v.rt visitors at the homes Wasco were weeK-ena v.- - VT"" Alle and the home of Root's mower, YJ Florence Root. . r.,nninahflm worked for twenty Hugh Brown or renaie- -I"- - , A'eeiea wlth the -i. Y,r.m nf Mr. and Mrs Earl Brlggs this week assisting Brlggs with some carpentry work Mrs. Everett Daniels, who was seriously injured in a car acci dent here Sept. 7. has returned home from the Good Shepherd hospital. She will be confined to her bed for several weeks. The other accident victims, Mrs. Myron Watts, and Mr. and Mrs. Emlle Ash, are still In the hos- PiMrs. Claud Coats and Mrs. Zearl Gillespie went to Condon Saturday to attend a party in honor of Will Holland, retiring postmaster there. Guests were members of the post offices of the 4th district of the national league of postmasters, Oregon branch, and surrounding area. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hilder of San Bernardino. Calif- visited four days over the week-end with her father, Charles Nlcker son. They went from here to Idaho to visit other relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Thacker of Eugene visited at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Claud Coats Monday on their way to Spo kane. Wash, on a vacation trip. Mr. and Mrs. Bob TboroiUU (Held over from last week) Four Boardman residents were the Boardman mile south of Smith road on project about a town. Taken to the Good Shepherd hoiltal In Hermlston were Emlle Ash. about 76. driver of on ear. with serious head In luri- and his wife Lena. 70, with m bad v inlureu Knee, uri ver of the other car was Mrs. Everett (Alice) Daniels. 37. who received chest bruises, hip in' lurlea and a broken pelvic bone Her mother. Mrs. Myron vaiis, vr. received seven broken nos. a rut elbow and head gash, and was treated for shocn Th Ash car waa traveling east on Wilson Road, and Mrs. n.nirla was going south on tne Smith Road, both arriving at the crossroad at the same time. The accident occurred about 6:15 p. m nd visibility was poor due a eh time of dav and to weeds loniT the road. After the cars collided the Daniels car went on tn rrauh against a tree stump at the side of the road. The car was demolished, and the Ash car was damaged less extensively. Services For Mr. Graham Funeral services were held in Hermlston at 10 a. m. Saturday for Charles William Graham, 63, who died In a Taft nursing home Sept. 6 after an illness of sev eral months. He had lived In Boardman for the past 20 years, having Just moved to ueiaKe In June. Services were In Our Lady of Angels church, with Ros ary at 8:30 p. m.. Friday at the church. Burial was In Baker. Mr. Graham was born March 26. 1898 in Dallas. Texas. He was married Aueust 11. 1926 in Idaho. Sun-Ivors include his wife Ellen of Delake: sons James of Boardman, and Charles, Jr., of Estacada: daughters Mrs. Har old (Evelyn) Shouse of Umatilla Mrs. Robert - (Charlotte) Tnonv hill of Boardman. Marllvn of De- lake; and five grandchildren. Mr. and Mrs. Dick Endcott of Shelton, Wash., will be visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. koi Riirtr next week-end. Talented teachers of music, they will pre sent vocal and Instrumental mu sic selections at the morning ser vice at Boardman community church Mr. and Mrs. Ernie Obermeier of St. Helens are the parents of a daughter born bept a. ne nas been named Becky Lynn. Grand- Darents are Mr. and Mrs. Ernest nrwrmeier or Boardman. ine baby weighed nine pounds, five Mr. and Mrs. Richard McFar lane are the parents of a son born Sept 10 at St Anthony's hospital In Pendleton. He has been named bcott u. uranapar vpnrs in Los Angeles with the late Roy Rordell, Mrs. Allen's stepfather. Bill Miller of Palo Alto, Calif., Is visiting at the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Bob Miller. Mrs. Emma Souders of Port land, former resident here, visit ed at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Anderegg and other friends last week. Mrs. Chris Chrlstensen and daughters Sharon, Suzette and Albertine of Hlllsboro were ivook.pnd visitors at the home of her brother-in-law and sis ter, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest ooer mfipr. Other recent callers were Mr. and Mrs. Robert Munson of Hillsboro. James R. Kuhn of Ontario, Calif., spent last week at the home of his brother and sister-in-law. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Kuhn. Other recent visitors at the Kuhn home were Mr. and Mrs. Ken neth Kuhn of Boise, Idaho. Mr and Mrs. Truman Mess enger, Sr., of Mitchell were week end visitors at the home or. Mess enger's father and stepmother, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Messenger. Sunday visitors were Mr. ana Mrs. Truman Messenger, Jr., and eight daughters of Hermlston- - 1 - ' 1 'ri : r" j I i.' r ' - - - ' . I I, t. ..nVt,.H. (11.,.lrl1 LT?hellew;If" new nonnille A amaller rear .. 7 f!?i21 il,Ia iwo-cloor hartllon the rakl.h look of a aofltop convertible, A dnkled )nu. fuU length aide roouhling accentua.e. the e.rr. long, low and .leek JTliu iL new look In hardtop, la found In the Cal.lu,. .porta cou,, NO HUNTING. No Trespassing signs at the Gazcttc-iin.es. Small size 10c. large size 15c. CHOOSE EARLY from the new 1961 selection of Sonnell White, Masterpiece or Ideal CHRISTMAS CARDS, now on display at the Gazette-Times office. Municipal and Justice Court Vrftuin Jvt.n l"p. dilltf while tntou-atcL ! W U fi-litsl. Milmn II. Vi!ff. tar. Vm ae iHr'l'Md. find flJ. IL.jjer Allln rHwn, driving while oi fi..t' lii-ene tusend- rl. lint-. I ? IliiiMl.l Lincoln Cortei, al i.M't .a.l. finrsl P'X Gerald Louis lli-pner. bctrrowed ojH-rator". Ilten, fined 2X Rajmond IVan Nhocnovrr. l- ulatlon of the bade rule, fined 10. Jamea Arnold Huffman, viola tion f the basic rule, fined Lester l"hatlea Toler. tandem axle overload. flnl $73. Dennis Dick, dliturblni the peace with an aulomotlle. fined $10. Michael CiUt. dUturblng the peace with an automobile, fined $10. Stuart Cribble. dUtutblng the peace with an automobile, fined $10. William P. Monahan. violation of the basic rule, fined $23. David Ritchie. Robert Bryant. Burke Gentry and Kenneth Turn er, overtime parking, fined $1.00 each. Mr, OUaa Smith. Judy and M:k, Chr'Ur-e Burkersblne. and Linn liuiWenUr. aucr.Jfd the State Fair In SUIem. Lynn and Ju.ly entered aa the champion demembration team from the lo cal flr Hi. and Mia. Clair K. Co. Cot v.Uit. were here the firt nf Ut week U!UnjC hi parents. Mr. and Mta, i'lauvfe t'-. They were r-t-rr.:r.g hen-.d f-IJowSr.g a saga hen hunting trip at Lketew. Mr. and Mia. Jack Van WlaJde, daughter Shirley, and Nancy M-i-r were In PortUnd last week whete the girls will at tend school and room together. Shirley la studying at "aclflc Cullee of Beauty and Nancy at North went Buatiteas Col .. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Trow bridge. John Day, were week end guests at the home of their daughter and son In-law, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Loyd. COLE'S Electric Motor Shop 8. W. 33 Tutullla Bd. Pendletaa th. CB t-TTSl ,i .,nr,ia i mi i ' " I 1 mi nm'.'wm n"u . .11 .r... , ---rr- ' mnm. -ww ' 1 f,l pfe ' t i r r "' ' 1 ""i ' ' iwlft'IIMiWWIMilnlWliimWliMiillM . I( iiili wwjfeitj. -jMntMftMaff. -s-.. 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