The Hermiston herald., September 18, 1930, Image 1

VOL. XXV
—NUMBER
H IkM llTöN , UMATCLLA COUNTY, OREGON, THURSDAY,
TEACHERS’ RECEPTION TO
BE HELD FRIDAY SEPT. 26
PROGRAM ARRANGED BY MRS.
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LEGION AUXILIARY HOLDS
MEETING THURS., SEPT. 11
SK.PT K .y R KB
SCHACHERMEYER-CASTRIC
lg, 1830
SUBSCRIPTION, 12.00 PEB
PARENT TEACHERS MEETING
The marriage of Mr. Peter Castric
and Miss Anna Schachermeyer occur
Mr». W. L. Hamm, Mrs. Wm. Shaar red Saturday of last week at the home
of the bride’s parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Elected as Officers for Coming
Karl Schachermeyer. The bride and
Legion Year.
groom are both well known around
this community, having been res!
. is A
°" , Auxiliary deni, of the project for severs! year:
held their regular meeting last Thurs- Mrs. Gastric i, a graduate of the Ore
day evening. September 11. in t h s L on Normal 8chooI and taught
Legion hall. with M r .J . S. West and year In Montana. Mr. Castric, who
The main bu ? X ht°hSt*“ e8'
farm* ° n th® North Hill district is a
The main business that came up natlve of
an„
office™ M Ih*
T r * 0“ ° f W° r,d War- The yoUnS “ «P'e I««
officers
aft*» the
tu ceremony for
> a short unto
. . . . . for
. the comng B Legion year I I after
ed at ^ a t ? m i“g Mro ’ w 7 ” C‘’ Ct' trl” a,ter wtllch ^ e y will make their
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HELD THURSDAY, SEPT. 11
Mrs. J. Todd, Mrs. C. Best, Millie
Holm and Mary P«tri Elected as
New Officers of P. T. A.
TSAI
HERMISTON TRANSFERKOM-
PANY MOVES TO NEWiOFFICE
The first Parent Teacher meeting
HERMISTON TRANSFER STARTED
for the year was held in the high
school auditorium Thursday after­
m a il. ooaaasroHDBMca
THREE YEARS AGO.
noon, September 11. with a large
Mrs. Jess Oliver who was removed
Address to be Given by R*v. Payne;
Several people from Umatilla are
number of parents and teachers at­ to her home from the Hermiston med­ Buliding Formerly Occupied by Ttun-
deer hunting. They are: Mr. and
Musical Numbers and Community
tending. The following program was ical hospital a few days ago is still
Mrs. Leslie Thompson, Herb Thomp-
A-Lum Remodeled Into *n
given.
confined to her bed and very weak.
Singing to be Enjoyed.
son, Wlll Shepherd, Eldon Thomp-
1. Slides showing the importance
Mrs.
O.
Coryell
was
taken
to
The
son. Delbert Slattery, Lyle Brown.
Up-to-date Office.
of caring for the teeth by the Colgate Dalles Friday where she may have
The annual reception for the teach Harry Grammar. Tom Tucker and
Company.
an operation for apendicitis.
ere is to be given by the Parent- Harry Irvin.
The Hermiston Transfer Company
2. Address. "How Parents Cah
Teachers association Friday, Sept. 26
Mrs. W. C. Isom and daughter is now located *» it# new home on
Bernice Byrnes of Walla Walla president; Mrs. James Todd Mrs. J
THEATRE NEWS
Help Teachers" by Rev. Oscar Payne. Dorothy accompanied by George
at 8 o’clock at the high school. A spent the week-end visiting her par­ N. Norton and Mrs. B. S. Kingsley,
Hurlburt avenue in the building for­
3. Piano solo, Mrs. Joe Norton.
executive committee. A secretary w ill. A, Jolgon, thg worId,g
en
Kendler. of Umatilla, made a trip to merly occupied by the Turn A Lum
cordial Invitation is hereby Issued by ents, Mr. and Mrs. James Byrnes.
Following the prog-am a business
the association to parents and others
Lumber company, which building has
Mr. and Mrs. Al Foord were visl- be elected at a special meeting to b e |tertalner> comeg tQ , he Oaglg The<tre meeting was held when a report was Yakima Monday.
held Friday night at the Legion hall Friday and Saturday next. In War
Mr. and Mrs. Giddious of The Dal­ been remodeled and repainted and
Interested in the local school.
The tors in Pendleton Wednesday.
given by Mrs. J. M. Biggs, who re­
eommttteee in charge sincerely hope
James Byrnes made a trip to Walla Twelve sun-parlor pillows were fin­ ner Bros, latest all-talking, ail-sing- presented the nominating committee les visited a short time with Mr. and converted into an up-to-date freight
ished by the Auxiliary members -.ad ing picture. "Say It With Songc.
Mrs. Frank Brace Wednesday.
for a large attendance to welcome Walla Monday.
terminal and storage office.
consisting of Mesdames Hamm, Nat­
Mrs. Laurenson of The Dalles vis­
the teachers.
The building is 56 by 90 feet and
Jim Brown and brother have re sent to the Veterans’ hospital In Port­
“Say It With Songs" is a personal ion and Biggs. The following offic
The following program has been ar­ turned from Klamath Falls after land.
lty-plus picture and packing personal­ ers were nominated and accepted ited with her daughter, Mrs. O. Cory­ covers office space, 'storage rooms,
At the close of the meeting delicious ity into pictures is Al Jolson’s par­
ell, Wednesday and Thursday.
ranged by Mrs. W. L. Hamm.
freight room and garage storage for
spending several days there.
Mrs. James Todd, president. Mrs. C.
Those attending the North Morrow the company trucks. These offices
Community Singing..........................
Francis Stephens left for Seattle refreshments were served by the hos­ ticular gift. As Joe Lane, radio en­ Best, vice-president; Millie Holm, s i .
................. leader, Mrs. Oscar Payne the first of the week where he ex tesses.
cuonty fair held at Boardman Friday are also headquarters for the Con-
tertainer, the star has many oppor­ retary; and Mary Petri, treasurer
and Saturday were: Mr. and Mrs. ioslidated Truck lines of which the
Welcome to the Teachers...............
pects to be employed.
tunities to sing— which he does not
Mrs. Todd took charge of the re­ Alfred Houghten, Mr. and Mrs. Frank
........ ......................Rev. O. W. Payne
Hermiston Transfer Company ,'g the
Preston Hanson of Touchet, Was'i LOCAL MAN BRINGS THE
only for the broadcasting station, but mainder of the meeting and it was
Brace, Mrs. Smith, Mr. and Mrs. local agent. The company is owned
Scio ........................Mrs. J. 8. Burnham ington, was a visitor in Umatlll
from
prison
where
he
Is
sent
as
the
decided
to
carry
on
a
membership
FIRST DEER TO HERMISTON
Responses ...........................................
Frank Fredrickson and family, Mr. and operated by George Wagner and
Wednesday.
result of an accidental killing.
drive during the ensuing month. The
........ Miss Millie Holm, Mr. Harger
Pete McNabb and son Raymond
Davey Lefc, four year old baby star drive is to be carried on by the pupils and Mrs. W. C. Isom and family, Mrs. if. A. Pankow.
Returning Tuesday from a deer
Stcvers. Mrs. Bedwell, Mrs. McCoy
Plano Solo............ Miss Golda Mumma have returned from Portland where
At four A. M. five years ago to­
hunting trip at Storkey Prairie, A. again shares honors with Jolson in a of the school, and the grade obtain
Address ...............................Frank Shaw Raymond has been under medical M. Smith, owner of the Hermiston cast which includes Marian Nixon,
and daughter, Miss Norma Grieves. day. George Wagner started his car­
Ing the highest per cent of member­
Mr. Wilson and daughters, Bessie and eer In the transfer business with one
Solo ................................... Enos Martin care.
.
Second Hand Store, proudly displayed Holmes Herbert, Kenneth Thompson ship is to receive a prize.
The social hour will be in charge
Luciie,
Frank height and daughters, Ford truck and an exceptional
The Ladies Aid society met at the
and
Fred
Kohler.
two hundred pound buck deer
The following committees were
»’ Mrs. F. C. McKenzie. Mrs. A. Ham Community hall Wednesday for their
Ruth and Nellie, Mr. and Mrs. Fred amount of ambition, and his efforts
which was the first one of the season
chosen to serve at next P. T. A. to
mar, Mrs. Klages, Mrs. W. Mead and regular meeting. It was reported
When Texas seceded from Mexico be held the second Thursday in Oct- neiks and daughter. Mrs. Harviv soon proved that it would be neces­
to be bagged by local hunters
Mrs. John Jendrzejewskl.
that a large number of ladles were Those making the trip were Virgil and declared Itself a free and Inde­ cber. Program, Mrs. W. W. ' Felt Warner, Mrs. Janies Warner and Mrs. sary to add an additional truck to
B. Rand. A good many prizes were handle his business. Throe yours ago
present.
Smith, A. M. Smith, C. W. Tlllary. pendent republic In September, 1836, house and Mrs. B. J. Nation. Re­
A. Pankow and Mr. Wagner form­
WORK ON FEED CANAL START­
Rev. Miller has fixed, a new sched Lyle Tilden and Russell Blessing. It was flying the famous lone star freshments, Mrs. O. Payne. Mrs, won by Irrigon people. Those in the
ule upon which he will holfi services They left Sunday and returned Tues­ flag. Later Texas was recognized by Sage, Mrs. Shafer, Miss Petri and 4-II club work who won prizes were: ed the company, which was known as
ED BY IRRIGATION DISTRICT
Division 3, sewing, Dorothy Isom, the Hermiston Transfer Company,
and there will be a 60 minute musical day.
the United States and in 1845 was Miss Gehnert.
first, ana division 2, Bessie Wilson with their office located on Main
program and ten minutes preaching.
made a member of the union.
Last week work was started by the
first. While club work has not been Main street, and became the local
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Miller and
The Texaa Rangers were organ
Hermiston Irrigation District on the
carried on so extensively this year as agents for the Consolidated Truck
daughter are visiting at the home of
ized In 1832 an,) bore the brunt of
feed canal leading to the Cold Springs
last, we are hoping all boys and girls Lines.
Mr. Millers parents, Mr. and Mr.s
the conflict when Texas separated
reservoir. Growth of willows has W. 0. Miller.
who Btgn up again next year will
The growth and expansion of thia
from Mexico. The activities of the*:
narrowed the channel of the big ditch
make a spocial effort to help their company has proven an asset to the
Reta Mae Martin Is visiting In
men form the background of Zane
near Stanfield making it Impractical Portland.
club to go through 100 per cent, thus community, and the storage facilities
Grey’s romantic and thrilling story,
to either plow or mow as has been
showing their local leaders and the now offered by the company, lias long
“The Bone Star Ranger” which has
George Kendler and Clarence Ath-
previously done, and the big dragline
county club leader that their efforts been needed.
been adapted for the all talking
eson of Spokane, visited at the Kend­
with a crew of men has been pnt on ler home Saturday and Sunday.
have not boon In vain.
Kenf Shoemaker, recently appoint-1 screen by Fox Movletoge and ia
The
City
Budget
Committee
con­
the work. Enos D. Martin, superin
Mr. anti Mrs. George Haskell have
Mrs. Mabie Lash and Al Kennedy ed by Hal Hoss, secretary of stale, to which George O’Brien and Sue Carol sisting of members of the city conn
tendent of the district, states that
fill the vacancy of chief In the traffic portray the leading parts. It Is to be ell and W. L. Blessing, O. O. Felt- as house guests their daughter and
motorej to Walla Walla Sunday.
with the widening of the channel ana
<* MINNEHAHA NEWS NOTES ♦
Louis Kendall visited friends In division, resulting from the removal the attraction at the Oasis theatre house, A. W. Prann, Thomas Camp- her husband from California.
the further cleaning of the canal it Umatilla Sunday.
Dorothy Isom, Earl Isom, Verdle
of T. A. Rafferty, wae In Hermiston Sunday and Monday next.
bell, H. E. Shcsely and H. T. Fraser
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will be possible to fill the Cold
Along in the 70’s and 80’a cattle met with the city council In the lib­ beach and George Kendler of Uma­
Gladys Thompson of Seattle, visit Tuesday. Mr. Shoemaker is making
Springs reservoir this winter without ed her parents Saturday.
(By MI hs Grace Rodda)
an inspection tour of the traffic or­ rustling became rife and whole herds rary Welnesday night of this week tilla left Sunday on a hunting trip
the aid of the McKay water, which
A movie was shown at the Minne­
Mr. and Mrs. S. Fromdalh of Wolf ganization throughout the state and were stolen, so the rangers were chos­ when the estimated expenditures for near Monument, Oregon. They will
he says will not be forthcoming this
Point, Montana, are visiting at the was accompanies uPon his trip thru en for their absolute fearlessness and the coming year as prepared by the visit a sister of Mrs. Isom’s while haha school house Friday evening by
fall. Water will not be released from
Mr. N. L. Pennock. There was a
home of Mr. Fromdalh's brother, Eastern Oregon by Captain J. J. they carried terror to the outlaws. City Recorder were read and discuss­ there.
the McKay reservoir this fall or win
Vern Jones was a business visitor 'argo crowd present. After the mov­
McMahon of Portland.
They were the real gun fighting men ed.
Louis Fromdalh of this city.
ter. Precipitation in the Blue moun­
Mr. Shoemaker officially takes over of the world.
ie guessing games were played and *
Mrs. Ben Joury and children are
A. W. Prann was elected chairman in Ione Thursday.
tains, the source of the local supply
Robert Smith left Saturday for a hunt aftorwards. Winners of the
his duties as chief of the traffic di­
Besides O'Brien and Miss Carol the and Thomas Campbell secretary. Af­
visiting friends In this city.
of water. Is said to have been but 24
Valolce
Brammer and Francis vision October 1 with offices In Sal­ cast includes such well known favor­ ter several heated arguments and few days hunt In the mountains and guessing games were Mrs. M. T. Ma­
per cent of normal the past season.
Stephens motored to Walla Walla em. He was formerly secretary of ites as Walter McGrail, Warren Hy- lengthy discussions of the finances feels confident he will return with lott, Gladys McKenzie, John Lewie,
With a good flow of water in the Monday.
the Hood River Chamber of Com­ mer. Lee Shuipway and others.
of the city for proposed expenditures, the largest deer of the season— may­ Jr., and Jimmy Jackson. Winners of
Umatilla river it is possible to fill
merce at Hood River, Oregon.
the hunt were Mary Rodda, Mr. and
the budget was finally approved and be.
the Cold Springs reservoir in about
Mr. Shoemaker and Mr. McMahon Hermiston Visitor.
The new beacon light stationed on Mrs. N. L. Pennock and Alton Sisson.
passed calling for a total of $6250.00
f f days. Water will be available for
were guests at the J. M. Biggs home
Claire Calkins and family have
Louis Ringel of Athena, Oregon, as the amount to he raised by taxa­ he Fred Markham place east of town
irrigation throughout the month of
Is now operating.
while In Hermiston.
liovcd into the George Watson house
was a Hermiston visitor Saturday.
tion.
September, according to Mr. Martin
Mrs. A. M. Buhure and Nora Ward in the Mlnnehahha district.
which will assure ranchers of late
of Syracuse. Kansas, arrived Tuesday
Mrs. J. M. Prlndle has returned
pasture and in some cases a fourth
to visit tholr sister, Mrs. F. H. Reiki home after spending some time In
cutting of alfalfa hay.
of this city. This meeting Is quite a !.a Grande visiting with relatives.
notable event In their lives as they
C. M. Jackson is building an addi­
-By Albert T. Reid
have not seen each other for forty tion to his chicken house, size 24x
ODD FELLOWS AND REBEKAHS
eight years.,
24 feet.
TO HOLD MEETING SEPT. 22
Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Flannlgan and
Citizens of Hermiston thrilled and
<on Lester spent Sunday at Bingham
The Odd Fellow and Rebekah craned their necks Tuesday morning
Springs.
lodges of Hermiston, Echo and Stan­ when a Curtiss "Robin” airplane
Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Rodda and
field are planning a Joint meeting to manned by Robert Alexander and his
amily were dinner guests at the M.
be held in Stanfield Monday evening, co-pilot of Portland, landed on the
r. Matott home Thursday evening.
September 22, at the Odd Fellows' Held west of the school house. The
R. E. Thom and Fred Thom were
ball In that city. The Grand Master plane was a red cabin plane, being
n Pendleton Saturday on buslneea.
of the Odd Fellows lodges of Oregon the same make as the one in which
E. L. Jackson is building a new
from Portland will be present at this Dale Jackson and Forest O'Brien
hlcken house. This will be size
meeting and many Important things made their famous endurance flight
14x36.
wil be brought up that few lodge at St. Louis several weeks ago.
The committee in charge of the
In conjunction with the exhibit of
members can afford to miss.
The pilots while here took several
the cooperative cannery, the Hermis­ term exhibit for the Minnehaha sec-
A potluck supper will be held and of the local people up to view our
ton Asparagus Growers; association ’lon of the Project Fair Is busy gett­
a program will be given, each lodge little city from the air.
Among
ing the exhibit beady.
ban decided to serve canned asparagus
putting on several stunts. The Her­ those who enjoyed the thrills were:
Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Jackson and
free both afternoons of the fair. The
miston lodges are planning several Clair Cawklns and son, Edmund
’ons,
Billy and Bobby. left Friday for
details have not been fully worked
that should top the others
Briggs. Loyd Moore and Charles
out, but a prize will be offered to ?ort.land where they will spend sév­
Shaw. The plane returned to Port­
the person suggesting the most ways irai dayi; visiting with relatives.
land Wednesday morning.
WEATHER REPORT
of serving asparagus, both fresh and
CARD OF THANKS.
canned.
COMING!
Dote
Max. Min.
September 11 ____________ 7< <g
We whh to e-press our thanks Io
September I t ____________ 78
’he people of Hermiston ind >'lclntty
Ethiopian Knights, all colored min­
Mutual Creamery P«inted.
September 1 3 _____________ 72
'or the attendance at
• play, “The
strels show. Clean and wholesome
, The building occupied by the Mut­ Little Clodhopper;" to the business
September 14 ____________ 85
ledy, musical numbers, singing
ual Creamery Company located on firms and to iiKlivuliuls for the loan
September 15 ____________ 83
dancing, featuring little Buddie Wes­
Main stroat, received a coat of white if stage properties; to the Farm Bi.r-
September 18 ____________ 87
ton. 4H years old, Lenars May, 5U
paint this week which greatly lm ean for their cooperation; and to the
September 17
10
years old. These little children sing
I loved Its appearance.
managers of the Oasis Theatre for the
an,) dance. Hear these boys play all
iplenrild program of Vitapk m .. >n isic
Move H e n From Wall« Walla.
those sweet melodies, lullaby In soft
Motor to Pendleton.
■ nd their assistance with »laze and
*Wr. and Mrs. P. Winters and child­ words of comfort A show that you
Etnogene Paul accompalned by scenery.
ren. formerly of Walla Walla, moved cannot afford to miss. A merry treat
Margaret Felt bonne, Margaret Elliot
adv. The Farm Bureau Auxiliary.
.to Hermiston several days ago and for old and young. A real show, not
Elinor Daily and Clara Voycn. mot
movie. Sunday. Sept. 21, 7:20 P.
have taken up their residence in the
cred to Pendleton Saturday morning From Yakima.
old Percy house on Main street. Mr.
. at Hermiston Auditorium, 25c and
returnlg Saturday afternoon.
Winters is the new owner of the 50c.
Mr. anil Mrs. II. L. Leeper of Yak­
Hermiston bakery.
ima were week end visitors at the
Return to Ule E lim .
Le*ves for Minnesota.
home of Mrs. Deeper's sister, Mrs.
Mr. and Mr». F. F. Rodgers and Jackson Harr. They returned home
Visits From Pendleton.
Dr. F. V. Prime left Sunday night
son and daugbtt r v tio have been vis­ Monday taking with them Miss Anna
Lorraine Bracher of Pendleton, is for Rochester, Minnesota, where he
iting Mrs Rodgers* parents, Mr. and Lorents of Weeton. West Virginia,
visiting at the home of her nont. will be a patient In the Mayo Broth­
Mre. A. E. Bensel, returned to their who has been visiting Mrs. Harr for
Mr». C. M.
er** hospital in that city.
-one In Cle Elum, Washington, Wed- s«v«ral woeka. Miss Lorentz is a at»-
f | it
smtday afternoon.
ter of Mrs. Leeper and Mrs. Harr.
W. H. HAMM.
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UUMATILLA NEWS ITEMS
NEW TRAFFIC CHIEF
VISITS HERMISTON
CITIZENS THRILL AND
CRANE NECKS AS
AIRPLANE LANDS
IRRIGON NEWS ITEMS
BUDGET COMMITTEE
MEETS WITH COUNCIL
I Heartbreaking Days
You caxt cow«; vitk me, Tig's, - anJ, cLg-gdne.rt,-
v h a t’re you looking tk a t way a t me for ?
I gusss i-e a in t my f a u lt cause I g o tta
go to School, is iC ? *
ASPARAGUS TO BE
SERVED AT PROJECT
FAIR OCTOBER 3 & 4