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About The Hermiston herald. (Hermiston, Or.) 19??-1984 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 28, 1929)
THE HJEBMIBTOH HERALD« HERMISTON, OBEUOM. they will spend Thanksgiving day Mias Helen Upham, teacher at with Mr. Baty’s parents. Mr. and Spray. Oregon, ts spending Thanks Mrs. Baty lived In Molalla before giving at the home of her parents, coming to HcrmTfston. Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Upham. efficient set of businesa men In their suit», shirts and ties, while the boys displayed their girlish figure» in »ilk stockings and short dresses. The din ner was enjoyed by all except the© head cook, “Miss” Harry Irvin, who said it seemed bard to eat her own cooking. After the dinner was over, the remainder of the evening was spent at bridga. High honors were won by “Mr.” Izetta Baty and the “booby” prize by ’’Miss’’ Harry Ir win. Burk’s For Bargains. Teachers in Portland. Mary Petri and Laura Wallace left Aprons and practical articles at the Leave for Iowa. Wednesday evening for Portland, Mr. and Mrs. George Strohin left Altar Society Bazaar, December 7. where they will sp iul the holiday Men Entertain Women. Faturday morning for Holstein, Iowa, adv. Men entertained the women at an vacation. where they expect to stay until the Interesting party Monday even- last of January. Iowa Is their old Mrs. Newell Back. at the home of Mr. ad Mrs. Ursel home and they are going back to see Mrs. George Newell, who has been In Lewiston. Mr. and Mrs. George Wagner will Illatt at Umatilla, when six Loys how much the country has changed in the hospital In The Dalles for and to visit friends, Mr. Strohm several weeks being treated for sinus spend Thanksgiving with Mr». Wag cooked and served a dinner of roast Burk’s For Bargains. | trouble, returned to her home Tues ner’s sister and brother in Lewiston. ducks, with all the "trimmings," to says. their escorts. The women made an day. Mr. Newell drove to The Dalles Idaho. to bring her home. Burk’s For Bargains. Mrs. Pierce Leaves. In order to spend the holidays with Mr*. Phelps Away. Mr. Waghorn Sick. In Oder tospend the Thanksgiving J. D. Waghorn has had a serious her father an<j mother, Mrs. Otto vacation in Vale, M tb . Leila Phelps attack of heart trouble. He is In Pierce and daughter Marion, left Published in the interest» of the people of Hermiston and vicinity by left Hermiston last Thursday for an extremely weak condition. Wednesday morning for Portland.. THE TUM-A-LUM LUMBER CO. Phone 331. about a week's vacation. While she la away, her place In the postoffice Dorothy Hitt Home. for Seattle. Hermiston, Ore., November 28. 1929 No. 12 Is being taken by Mrs. Curtis Sim Leaves Dorothy Hitt, who Is now attend V o i. I L. II. Pearson, farmer and member ons. ing Northwestern business college in of the Executive Board of the Farm A. Christlcy is adding to his barn. EDITORIAL Bureau, left Hermiston Tuesday night Portland, will be home over Thanks Io Pilot Bock. T-A-L for Seattle, Washington, to spend the giving. Laura Wallace spent the past week And now that a committee has Thanksgiving holidays with irfends Built-in fixtures by Tum-A-Lum end in Pilot Rock. been appointed to restore confidence and relatives. Mr. Pearson formerly To Spend Thanksgiving Here. are a wonderful Xmas present. Phone there ts only one thing to be decided served as city commissioner of Ta S W. Kern of Pendleton will spend cabinets, ironing boards, kitchen Cafeteria lunch served at the Altar coma. Thanksgiving day In Hermiston with — where will they restore it? seats and cupboards. Society Bazaar, December 7.— adv. R. A. Brownson, Editor. his daughter, Mrs. H. E. Hitt. T-A-L T-A-L Wild Tame Duck Hunters. Thanksgiving is a great day, unless Goes to Ione. C. J. Buhmann, who operates a Ladies’ Aid to Meet. Ione Margaret McDevitt was In our appetites get the better of us. farm and poultry ranch near the There will be a social meeting of last Saturday. t y j > ■' T-A-L Hermiston Light & Power plant, re the Methodist Ladies’ Aid at the home _____ a We can't tell you how to make DRY WOOD ports that be had a few more of these of Mrs. Frank Little Wednesday, money but our formula for saving it Legion Auxiliary Meets. — and— scatter-brain, wild, tame duck hunt December 4, at 2 o'clock. Members The Women's AitxUUry of the is good. Insulate your house with HOT COAL American Legion met Friday night ers relieve him of twelve ducks which and strangers in the community are Celotex and save on fuel. were swimming peacefully on his invited to attend. at the home of Mrs. Joe Norton T-A-L Laura Wallace assisted Mrs. Norton Irrigation ditch a few days ago. With Congress about to adjourn Burk’s For Bargains. as hostess, The meeting was held the country can settle down to nor earlier than usual on account of the John Hall Here. mal for a while. John E. Hall of Stanfield was in Thanksgiving holidays. FOOD SALE SUCCESSFUL T-A-L Hermiston Tuesday on business. T-A-L It wasn’t raining when Noah built The Parent Teachers’ association the Ark, but he was sure setting on At Dyer Home. Is life worth living, or would it be has now *21.46 more in the treasury top of the world when it was over. Henry Hanson, from The Daleis Bielmans go to Centralia. better to try and change a tire on Mr. and Mrs. Bleiman left Wed after the food sale held last Satur The same way with coal— it is hard was visiting last weekend at the L ih e pavement .sonic Sunday after nesday *or 'J’ntralia, Washington day. Several other contributions have to get after a little cold weather. C Dyer home. noon? ‘o spend the Thanksgiving vacation been promised that will swell this with Mrs. Bleiman’s sister, Mrs. amount, according to Mrs. W. W. In Pendleton. Felthouse. Catherine Cranna and Kiara Geh iames Rosa. The food sale was very much of nert, teachers in the grammar school a success, Mrs. Felthouse says. Peo here, were In Pendleton last week Entertains With Dinner. Mrs. W. J. Warner entertained pie responded well by bringing food end visiting with friends. Fred Gibson, Dora Stevens, Clara to the sale and all that was brought Voytn and Mr. and Mrs. Patterson in wag sold. More money was made Improves Farm. Merle Potter has been improving at a turkey dinner Saturday night from this sale than is usually made Mrs. Jackson, Mrs. Fraser and Mrs his farm by having a well drilled. at her home. McCully were other members on the J. B. Beebe completed the hole sat Get your Christmas presents at the committee besides Mrs. Felthouse. lefactorily. Altar Society Bazaar.— adv. Burk's For Bargains. SANTA CTAUS HAS OPENED HIS PACK AT Away for Thanksgiving, Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Dowell are John Dunning. John Dunning, circulation man spending Thanksgiving with Mr. and ager for the East Orc-onian, was In Mrs. Stone of Ellensburg, Washing ton. Mr. Tabor is staying at the Hermiston Saturday on busiuess. Dowell home during their absence. TUM-A-LUM TICKLER I Goes to Glee Elm. Freddy Barker, agent for Swift 6 To to Mo’alla. Mr. and Mrs. Fcllv Baty end company, spent the week-end lr laughter Erma. left Wednesday Clee Elm, Washington. Freddy went over single and returned double, mak morning for Molalla, Oregon, where Ing the trip in his Nash coupe. I ^Q^FR^cmst DEALER for the New Instant-Light A la d d in Mantle Lamps and Supply Parts Every home without Electricity should have and enjoy this remarkable Aladdin: lights instantly. Burns kerosene without danger, odor, noise, smoke « trouble. 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The purpose of the association is FORD 13 Plate Batteries $8.50 L eu Allowance on Old Battery 50 Cents SMORtANB SOMETHING TO PLEASE EVERYBODY B -H Calm H . Selector makes aim aUcsias HERMISTON, OREGON. To See Relative». Dora Steven» left Wednesday eve nlng for Portland where she wll •pend the Thanksgiving vacation While there she expects to see hei sister and brother, besides taking one day to visit friends in Vancouver, Washington. PENDLE The secret o f Colorful Interiors— S atin E ggshell F inish Home cooked food for sale at the Consistently high class entertainment, week after week, has won for Altar Society Bazaar, December 7. Fox West Coast theatres a position of outstanding unquestioned supremacy — adv. Visits Friends. Expecting to visit with friends over the Thanksgiving holidays, Ann Werry left Wednesday evening for Portland. This Is Miss Worry’s first trip to Portland. 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