HEPPNER GAZETTE-TIMES, Thursday, August 1, 1963
Accident Takes Life of
Peterson, Native of lone
By KATHERINE LINDSTROM
IONE Relatives and friends
were shocked this week to learn
of the death of Elmer F. Peter
son, 63, of Talent, who was
killed on Monday, July 22, when
his car stalled on a railroad
crossing near Talent and was
hit by a freight train. Services
were held in Portland on Friday
afternoon, July 26, at the Port
land Crematorium Mausoleum.
Elmer Frederick Peterson was
born to Aaron and Ida Peterson,
early Morrow county homestead
ers, on July 6, 1900 at Goose
berry, Oregon. He graduated
from Heppner high school and
the University of Oregon and
served as a First Lieutenant in
the U. S. Navy of World War
II. He was a member of Masonic
Lodge No. 69 A.F.&A.M. of
Heppner and Al Kader Shrine in
Portland.
He was married to Florence
Fisher of Portland, who preceded
him in death.
Survivors include one adopted
daughter, Karen Roberts of
Newport, three brothers, Richard
of Corvallis, Henry of Pendleton,
and Victor Peterson of The
Dalles, and a twin sister, Mrs.
Walter (Esther) Dobyns of lone,
three grandchildren and several
nieces and nephews. Judge Os
car Peterson of Heppner and
Carl Peterson of lone are cous
ins. Relatives from here attending
the funeral were Mrs. Walter
Dobyns and Mr. and Mrs. Henry
Peterson. Mrs. Jack Schaffer and
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert llynd of
Cecil also attended the services.
Mrs. Leland McKinney and
children of Umatilla spent1 Fri
day at the homo of her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Lonnie McCabe.
Doris und Christine McCabe re
turned witli her for a little va
cation. Little Tammy Tucker, daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Tucker,
injured her right arm last Mon
day and was taken to a physic
ian. The arm was not broken,
but badly sprained, and she is
now carrying it In a sling..
Mrs. George Griffith and Mrs
Howard Crowell went to Port
land and Gresham last Sunday.
Mrs. Griffith visited her grand
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Henry
Mitchell, in Portland.
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Ring, Lin
da Rowoll and their grandson,
John Fletcher of Portland, spent
their vacation visiting at John
Day at the home of her nephew,
Bill Rowell and family and at
Payette, Idaho, visiting their son,
Harry Ring and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Adon Hamlett
and family left for their home
in Fruitland, Idaho, on Sunday
evening after a vacation here
visiting her mother, Mrs. Mary
Swanson and other relatives.
They also went to Salem for
three (lavs to visit Mrs. Ham
lett's sister and brother-in-law,
Mr. and Mrs. Elmo McMillan
and stopped in Portland at the
Norman Swanson homo. Mrs.
Swanson accompanied them on
the trip.
Mrs. Fred Martin attended a
meeting of the executive board
of the Oregon State federation
of Garden clubs at the, Sheraton
Hotel in Portland on Tuesday
in her capacity as a member of
the Native Flora Conservation
Fund committee. She went down
on Mondnv.
Mrs. William Gallnas of Con
don is spending some time at
the home of her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Leo C'rabtree.
Mrs. Elbe Akers took Danny
to Portland on Wednesday to
consult his physician. They re
turned on Thursday.
Don Cole Has Accident
Donald Cole, lifeguard at the
lone pool, had the misfortune
to wreck his car near the Jordan
('levator on Friday. Fortunately
he was not injured, but the car
hail some damage.
Miss TVirl O'Connor returned
on Wednesday from an Episcopal
church camp at Cove. She came
by bus to Arlington where her
parents, Mr. and Mrs, Charles
O'Connor met her.
Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Patton of
Cecil drove to Umatilla on Sun
day to take her sister, Pam Mil
ler, to the bus. Miss Miller was
returning to her home In Kel
logg, Idaho after a two week
visit here.
Miss Evelyn Jepsen has return
ed from Cove, where she spent
a week ns counselor at the
Christian church camp there.
Ralph Kincaids Have Son
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Kincaid
are the proud parents of a baby
boy born on July 2, at St.
Anthony's hospital in Pendleton.
He weighed 7 pounds and has
Im'cii named James Lewis and
joins two brothers and one sis
ter. Grandparents are Mr. and
Mrs, Victor Stockard of Stan
field and Mr. and Mrs. George
E. Miller of Cecil, and great
grandparents Include Lewis
Padberg and Mrs. Clara Kin
caid of lone, Mrs. Alice Stock
ard of Stanfield, and Mr. and
Mrs. Leonard Maurus Sr. of Was
co. Mrs. Kincaid, who came home
with the baby on Sunday, is
being helped by Mrs. Margaret
Gossler of Stanfield, who is here
with her son, Mark.
Dr. Frank Lieuallen of Pendle
ton flew to Cecil Saturday and
went fishing with Jack ami Herb
llynd In the Columbia River. He
returned on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. James Barnett
drove to The Dalles on Thursday
to pick up their son, Rick, who
had been visiting at the home
of his cousin, Debbie Barnett.
Cindy Barnett returned to her
home after a visit of several
wteks with relatives here.
Mr. and Mrs. Hill Rowell and
family of John Day arrived on
Saturday for a few days visit
with relatives here. They are
guests of his cousin, Mrs. Al
Winkleman.
Charles White of Portland
flew up to spend the week-end
with his father, Gordon White.
On Sunday they flew all over
the area and up to Walla Walla,
where they stopped for dinner.
Mrs. Duane Essex spent a
couple of days in the hospital
this week.
Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Stevens and
family of Bend were week-end
guests at the home of his grand
parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. C.
Crowell of Morgan.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Hynd were
hosts for her family reunion on
Sunday honoring Claude Petty
john, her brother, who Is home
on leave from the Navy.
Luther League of Hope and
Valby Lutheran churches had a
swimming party at the lone
pool and a picnic afterwards on
Sunday afternoon.
Hansiers Make Home in Tucson
Friends here will be inter
ested to know that Mr. and Mrs.
John Ransier, former residents
are living at Tucson, Arizona
now and plan to make their
home there, since Mr. Ransier's
health is much better in that
climate. Their son, Gene, who
also lives at Tucson, Is spending
the summer at Berkley, Cant
going to summer school. He is
a teacher at Tucson.
Guests at the home of Mr,
and Mrs. Cecil Thome are her
daughter, Mrs. Arlie Rahn and
Kathy, Robin and Kurt of Seattle,
I hey went to Hat nock on faun
day and joined Mrs. Thome's
sisters. Mrs. Elizabeth Kins
father, and Mr. and Mrs. Carl
Grassi of Walla Walla for
picnic.
Mr. and Mrs. Gene Harryman
and family and their house
guests, Mr. and Mrs. George
Looman and family of Purcell
Oklahoma spent the week va
cationing at the Oregon coast
They visited Fort Stevens, Peter
Iredale shipwreck, Seaside, Tilla
mook and other points or in
terest.
Mrs. Franklin Ely, who is at
tending summer school at Port
land State college, spent the
week-end at her home here. Her
granddaughters, Anita and Mar
lone Crawford of Hermlston,
have been with her and also at
tended an enrichment summer
program for children.
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Barnett are
visiting their son-in-law ana
daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Vernon
Aune at Seattle. During their
absence their son and family,
Mr. and Mrs. Joel Barnett of
Gresham, are staying in their
house, while Joel is doing carp
enter work for his brother, James.
Miss Julie Rietmann of Long
Beach. Calif, and her friend, Miss
Judy Bergstrom of Anaheim,
Calif, drove to lone arriving
Sunday for a visit with Julie's
parents, Mr. and Mrs. David
Rietmann and sons. Miss Berg
strom is going to Victoria and
a trip to Western Oregon before
returning home. Miss Rietmann
will fly back to California to at
tend a four week summer session
at Long Beach State College. At
the conclusion of her course, she
will move to Balboa Island and
teach at Costa Mesa this coming
year.
Glenn Biehl has completed his
summer course in the Institute
of American Studies at Willam
ette University. He had a fellow
ship sponsored by the Coe Foun
dation.
Mr. and Mrs. James Barnett
have purchased the house be
longing to Mrs. Sue Hams on
Main Street and have sold their
home to Mr. and Mrs. William
Ashurst and family. The Ash-
ursts formerly lived in McMinn-
vine before moving to lone.
lad Haidesty and son Gary
came up from Eugene on Friday
to move tlie household goods of
the Walter Dobyns to their new
homo in Eugene. Hardesty is the
son-in-law of the Dobyns.
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Hynd
spent Sunday at Bull Prairie at
tending a family reunion of the
Bleakmans.
lone residents are joining the
rest of the nation in learning
still another number. The Zip
Code umber for this vicinity is
97S-13.
Joe Mason of Prineville is visit
ing his sisters, Mrs. Clara Kin
caid and Mrs. Mabel Cotter.
Guests of Mrs. Kincaid on
Thursday were her brother, Bert
Mason and Mrs. Mason of Port
land who also visited at the
home of her granddaughter, Mrs.
Roy A. Lindstrom and family.
1 he Garden club would like
to remind the recipients of new
trvvs that this is the time of year
Bleakman Family
Joins for Reunion
By ALTA STEVENS
HARDMAN, RHEA CREEK
bout 100 members of the fam
ily and friends gathered at Bull
Prairie Sunday for the annual
reunion of the Bleakman fam
ily. The enjoyable day was
spent in visiting, fishing swim
ming and horse shoe playing.
It was decided to hold next
year's reunion at the same place
the last Sunday in July.
Trip Takes Senns Into II States
Mr. and Mrs. Huston Lesley
have gone on a fishing vacation
to Port Angeles, Wn. They ex
pect to be gone two weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. Adrian Bechdolt
went to Portland Sunday where
Mrs. Bechdolt was to enter St.
Vincent hospital Monday for
surgery. Archie Bechdolt took
them to Arlington to catch the
bus.
Mrs. Debbie McDaniel has
been working at the Ed Buschke
ranch during harvest.
John Willis is staying at the
Bechdolt home, helping with the
summer work.
Bonnie Kessell spent two days
in Heppner with Brette and Patty
Howell last week.
Cecil and Steve McDaniel went
to Pilot Rock and Pendleton on
Saturday.
Mrs. Joel Engelman and
Frankie visited at the Blaine
Chapel home one day last week.
Surprise Dinner
Honors Birthdays
A surprise potluck dinner hon
oring the birthdays of Mrs. Tom
Springer and Tom Howell was
held at the Howell home in
Heppner Thursday evening.
Those attending were Mr. and
Mrs. Albert fachunk, Mr. and Mrs,
Dewey Britt, Mr. and Mrs. Stan
ley Robinson and Doris, Mr. and
Mrs. Eslie Walker and Bonnie,
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Springer and
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Howell, Brette
and Patty.
Mrs. Mona Leathers, Danny
and Cindy are visiting here with
relatives and friends, coming
from Long Beach, Wn., where
they've been staying for the
summer.
Alta Stevens has been staying
at the Everett Harshman home
up Willow Creek, while they are
on vacation in Alaska.
Mr. and Mrs. Kinard McDaniel
of Hermiston were Hardman vis
itors recently.
Lon Merrill of Monument vis
ited Guy Chapin on Friday even
ing. Mr. and Mrs. Percy Cecil,
Jerry, and their house guests,
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Breeding of
Hermiston, went to the North
Fork area of the John Day river
for the week-end.
Elmer Knighten of Condon
drove to Hardman to see his
brother, Wilburt, one day last
week.
Mrs. Maude McRoberts was a
recent visitor at the home of her
cousins, Mr. and Mrs. Foster Collins.
Celebrates Eighth Birthday
A picnic at Bull Prairie Friday,
July 19, honored Ricky McDaniel
By LaVELLE PARTLOW
IRRIGON Mr. and Mrs. Hu
bert Senn returned to Irrigon
Friday after a 2-week trip to
Salt Lake Citv. Yellowstone Nat
ional Park, the Tetons, Crater of
the Moon, Dodge City, and Okla
homa City. While Senns were In
Salt Lake City, they stayed with
Mr. and Mrs. George Bushnell
and family.
Relatives of Mrs. Senn gather
ed at Liberty Park for a family
reunion during their stay. From
there, they drove on to Okla
homa City, where a family re
union of Mr. Senns' relatives was
held. While there, they stayed
with Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Senn
and family. The' Senns visited
11 different states while they
were away.
Pettyjohns Welcome
Small Son in Yakima
IONE Mr. and Mrs. Hervel
Pettyjohn of Yakima are wel
coming a tiny baby boy to their
home. He has been named
Wayne Ray and came to live
with them on Friday at the
tender age of 60 hours. Mrs.
Arthur Crawford of lone is Mrs.
Pettyjohn's mother.
Mr. and Mrs. John Keene and
family are visiting at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Goodrow,
enroute to employment in Idaho.
Mrs. Paul Pettyjohn, Jr., en
tertained on Monday afternoon.
The occasion was her daughter
Kimber's second birthday. Guests
present were Mrs. E. R. Lundell,
Mrs. Paul Pettyjohn, Mrs. Harold
Sherer nnd Judy, Mrs. Wayne
Hams, Mrs. Lloyd Morgan and
Judy and Bonnie, Mrs. Eldon
Tucker, and children, Mrs. Lee
Palmer and girls, Mrs. Dick
Sherer and sons, Mrs. Cleo
ChildcTS and children, Mrs. Bob
Harrison and Tod, Mrs. Marion
Palmer, and Mrs. Cleo Drake.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Lundell
of Milwaukie spent the week
end at the home of his mother,
Mrs. Arvilla Swanson.
when the trees need lots of
watering.
John Voorhies came up from
Portland on Sunday to get Mrs.
Voorhies, who has been visiting
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. C.
Crawford, visited daughter
Peggy, who is employed at Lexington.
Mrs. James Lindsay was able
to come homo from the hospital
on Wednesday following major
surgery.
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Mr. and Mrs. Perry Pummel
celebrated their wedding anni
versary Monday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. D. C. Graybeal
and Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Miller
left Monday for Cutsforth park
where they will spend 4 days
camping and fishing.
Mrs. Harry Towers was releas
ed from the Pendleton Commun
ity Memorial hospital Friday,
following surgery, and is con
valescing at her home.
After spending a week at Sil
verton, Mrs. G. C. Weaver re
turned to Irrigon, bringing with
her her grandchildren, Paul
Fleming of Milwaukie, and
Laurie Ferguson of Silverton.
Mr. and Mrs. Eral Isom at
tended the Union Pacific Old
TimeTs Club No. 19 breakfast
and picnic luncheon at Battle
Mountain Park Sunday. Isoms as
sisted with the preparation of
breakfast, and the picnic was
potluck. Entertainment for the
day consisted of ball games and
horseshoes. Isoms were accom
panied by Mrs. Max Graybeal of
Umatilla.
Mrs. Perry Pummel accompan
ied her sister-in-law, Mrs. Obern
Standerfer of Hermiston, to Port
land last Thursday. They met
Mrs. Standerfer's mother, Mrs.
Beulah Pummel, at Lloyd Cen
ter, and spent the day shopping
and visiting.
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Stephens
and Mr. and Mrs. Clark Stephens,
Alan and Debra of Umatilla were
dinner guests of Ernest Stephens'
on his eighth birthday. Guests
were Mr. and Mrs. Blaine Chapel
and Cassie, Mr. and Mrs. Ken
neth Batty and Gail, Mrs. Dean
Graves, Mike and Eric, Mr. and
rMs. Eslie Walker and oBnnie,
Guy Chapin, Jillain and Arie
Cline of Salt Lake City, Utah,
and Mr. and Mrs. Cecil McDaniel,
Steve, Scott, Ricky, Ginger and
Dixie.
Miss Kay Cecil went to the
Chief Joseph Day celebration at
Joseph last week-end.
Howard Dahill of Fossil is
helping Howard Kline at the
Chapin Creek Guard station for
the summer.
Early Hardman Pioneer
Notes Changes upon Return
Tom Harriman of Long Creek
stopped in Hardman one day
last week. He drove a team and
freight wagon through here in
the early days of 1900, and this
was his first trip back to this
area since then.
He was quite surprised at the
change in Hardman from the
thriving busy town at that time
to the ghost town of today. The
road also has been changed to
a different locality. Mr. Ham
man asked about various old
timers who lived in this area.
Nearly all are gone now, and
said "What ever place I happen
to be when night came, that's
where I stayed."
He told of some of his exper
iences on the trips he made from
Arlington to the John Day coun
try through Hardman, and this
reporter found him to be most
interesting.
sister, Mrs. Mae McKinney of
Pendleton Monday ev e n i n g,
where they watched the Liston
Patterson televised fight. Mr.
and Mrs. Ernest Stephens stayed
overnight with Mrs. McKinney,
returning to Irrigon Tuesday.
Tommy Gerberding of Salem
spent Sunday through Thursday
here with his grandparents, Mr.
and Mrs. M. E. Hadwick. Had
wicks left Thursday to take
Tommy home, stopping on the
way at Suttle Lake, where they
camped and fished until Satur
day, when they drove on to
Salem. Duane Gerberding return
ed home with them, and they
stopped again at Suttle Lake
on their return to Irrigon.
Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Hawkins
and Andy of Fruita, Colo., spent
Tuesday and Wednesday visit
ing with Mr. and Mrs. Rees Mor
gan. The Hawkins had been in
Canada, and were on their way
to the coast
Debra and Alan Stephens of
Umatilla stayed overnight with
their grandparents, Mr. and Mrs.
Ernest Stephens, . Wednes day
evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Stephens
were dinner guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Curtis Stephens and Patricia
Thursday evening, and joined
in celebrating their son Curtis'
birthday, with an outdoor steak
barbecue.
Group Tours McNary Locks
Ricky and Randy Mills, twin
sons of Mr. and Mrs. James Mills
of Hermiston, celebrated their 9th
birthday at the home of their
aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs.
Albert Partlow. After a patio pic
nic, Mr. and Mrs. James Mills,
Ricky, Randy and Steve Part
lows and Miss Dianna Rosen
crants, a visiting cousin from
Portland, cruised through the
McNary Dam navigation locks.
After returning home, the twins
cut their birthday cake, which
was served with lee cream and
punch, and opened their gifts.
Mr. and Mrs. Chester Wilson,
Jim and Lonnie drove to the
Pendleton Airport Friday even
ing to meet their daughter, Miss
Carmine Wilson, who flew in
from Springfield, Mo., where she
is employed. Wilsons spent bat
urday boating, swimming and
water skiing at band Island.
Rev. and Mrs. James Copeland,
Sharon and Ruthie are here vis
iting Mrs. Copeland's folks, Mr.
and Mrs. Harvey Warner. Rev.
Copeland gave the sermon at the
Assembly of God church during
the Sunday morning service.
Bee-Keeping Club Busy
The Busv Bee-Keepers 4-H club
met at the home of their leader,
Chester Wilson, Saturday morn
ing, where they worked on their
4-H books, and planned a pic
nic to be held at McNary Park
the 10th of August. They will
also have a special meeting that
day to complete their books and
to plan for their club exhibit for
the county fair. During the club
year, each member built his own
bee hive, collected flowers and
studied bees. Jim Wilson is the
club's junior leader.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Grunert,
Connie, Renea and Walter of
Tacoma arrived in Irrigon Sun
day to spend four days visiting
Mrs. GruneTt's folks, Mr. and
Mrs. Obie Bankhead and Susan.
Earl Sanders was admitted to
Good Shepherd hospital in
Hermiston Sunday morning, with
a leg injury.
Celebrations
Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Stewart
drove to La Grande Tuesday, vis
iting with Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Stewart, Mr. and Mrs. Warren
Stewart, Mr. and Mrs. Floyd
Reeder, Mrs. Doris Courtney,
Danni and Larry. The Vernon
Stewarts returned to Irrigon
Tuesdav evening. Saturday, Mrs.
Stewart's sister, Mrs. Doris Court-4J
ney, Danni and Larry came to
Irrigon to spend several days
with the Vernon Stewarts, and
to participate in the surprise
birthday party Saturday, July 27,
honoring Tommy Stewart on his
11th birthday. Other guests
present were: Vicky Hobbs,
Tammy and Ricki Snyder, Bon
nie Eppenbach, Frances Mc
Donald, Jerry Hascall, Darwin
Christiansen, Arthur Olin, Lee
Huson, Lonnie Wilson, Ormand
Lesley and Randy Ryan. Follow
ing the games and opening of
gifts, refreshments of cake, ice
cream and punch were served.
Legion lo Greet
Queen Joan Healy
Shrine Queen Joan Healy will
be guest at the American Leg
ion state convention at Pendle
ton August 3.
The little queen was enthus
iastically greeted by a crowd of
10,000 persons at the Chief
Joseph Days celebration at
Joseph Saturday, where she had
the pleasure and honor of meet
ing and talking with Walter
Brennan of T.V. fame.
In the parade, Queen Joan rode
on top of a large football in the
center of a float representing
a football stadium. A group of
Rainbow girls was also seated
around the float.
Tickets tor the East-West
Shrine game August 24 are
going fast, Larry Cook of the
Shrine club states. Those who
wish good seats are advised to
contact Margaret Gaarsland at
Dr. Tibbies' office between 10
a.m. and 3 p.m. week days. Good
seats are still available, he said.
Sumner Named
On OSU Staff
Jack Sumner has been ap
pointed to the staff of Oregon
State University for the coming
year, according to recent word
from the university. He will re
place Dave Long as an instructor
in the Agricultural Engineering
Department. Long is leaving
soon for Indonesia, where he has
accepted another teaching posit
ion. Among subjects which Sumner
will teach are mechanical prob
lems in agriculture, agricultural
engineering survey, and mechan
ical applications in agriculture.
He will also have the opportunity
to work toward his master's de
gree in agriculture during the
year.
Sumner was also notified re
cently by the State of Oregon
Board of Engineering Examin
ers in Portland, that he had suc
cessfully passed the examination
given top graduates in May
which will qualify him for the
initial step in becoming a pro
fessional engineer.
He has spent the summer
working on his farm near Heppner.
Mrs. Amanda Duvall has as
her house guest, Mrs. Julia
Lloyd of Springfield, Mo. Mrs.
Lloyd arrived in Portland last
week by jet airplane and was
met there by Mrs. Duvall. They
visited in Seattle and Portland
before returning to Heppner. Mrs.
Lloyd, whose husband died in
April, will spend a few weeks
here after which Mrs. Duvall will
take her back to Missouri by
auto.
The fair court surrounds an Indian model at the Peace Pipe
Museum, Hermiston. They are Carol Holden, Patti Hudemann,
Eileen Bott and Gloria Last. Ladies' beaded handbags, peace
pipes used by famous Indians, tekashes, travois and teepees
are among the exhibit. (Lyons photo)
-k Flower Show Friday and Saturday. Exhibition of flower
arranging Wednesday and Thursday.
k 4-H horse show and games Friday and Saturday, 1:30 p.m.
4-H Style Revue Thursday, 8:00 p. m.
1c Free admission to the Peace Pipe Museum with your fair
ticket: adults 50c students 25c, children free. This is the
Northwest's finest display of authentic Indian outfits,
paintings and pioneer guns.
ir Fair Follies by talented young people Friday and Saturday,
8:00 p,m.
Market barrow and carcass show Friday, 8:30 p.m.
1c Carnival every afternoon and evening.
UMATILLA
COUNTY
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