PAO B POUR
Miss Clara Hall baa
Kaauf, Roberta Mullins. Hugo Pan partment la In charge.
home the past week.
Kew Head of Farm Board
kow, La Velle Stephenson, Thelma
Lenora Oyer, who teaches in Pilot
Swarner, Eugene Winters.
Rock, visited over the week end with
James
C. Stone, of Kentucky, long
To Teach In Echo Kezt Year
Seventh Grade: Edna Little, Edith
her parents. Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Oyer
noted as a leader of cooperative mar
Miaa Margaret Neary, present keting projects, has been appointed
Markham. Jane Harris, Marie Steph
A. E. Porter of Boardman was a
Pupils neither tardy nor absent enson. Jack Reeves. Jack Pace Ar teacher at the Butter Creek school, chairman of the Federal Farm Board
R. C. McReynolds motored to Mon-¡and baa accented The election was v*K*‘or In Hermiston 'Tuesday morn-
ument Sunday.
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I held March ,
during the school mouth ending lene Nunn, C. O. Marble, Lois Hutch has been elected to teach in the to succeed Alexander Legee, who has
jiug.
Claud Finley waa a business rlalt-
Herbert Glllandue. C. J Spencer
ison, Zelma Garner, Hugh Driscoll, grades at Echo school next year. Miss returned to a * 100.000-a-year job as
Hr. and Mrs. W. B. Beasley mo March 20, are as follows:
First Grade: Esther-Conley, Bar Richard Cox, John Biggs, Beverly Neary will take the position now head of the board of International
or from Lexington Monday.
Enoc Pearson. J. B Saylor and tored
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•«* « Mr. and Mrs.
to Pendleton
bara Follett, Dorothy Hall, June Len Allen.
wey Schiller of Butter Creek ¡Ralph Saylor were attending to busl- Conl,y Tuesday morning
held by Mrs. Fitzpatrick, who was Harvester company. Stone, who has
was In Hermiston Sunday
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ness matters here ,k
the - tl__.
first of
the! Mrs.
T. f’la.L
Clark returned Thura- hart, Geraldine Mead, Erma Parsons
Eighth Grade: Lots Barnard, Al-
re-elected
by the school board about been vice chairman of the farm
Miss Catherine McBain spent the week.
j day from Orafino, Idaho, where she Paddy Robinett, Betty Rood. Lola ruda Beletskl. Ruth Davis. Margaret
board, first attained national prom
week end visiting In Vancouver. Wn.
Mr. and Mrs. O. W. Payne left for waa called by the death of her bro- Kaainger, Bobby Earnhcart, Alvin Earn heart. Bruce Follett, Fred Hen- a month ago, but aUd not sign her inence by banding together the to
Miss Mary Petrie was a business Salem Monday where they will look ther-ln-Iaw, Mr. Molloy.
Parsons, Louis Rood, Wilford Shafer, sel, Oliver Knerr, Ruth Nunn, Bethel contract.
bacco growers.
visitor in Pend&toA-last Saturday.
Olsen, Floyd Pierce, Neva Richards,
after business interests and visit j Rev. LtRoy Hall of McMinnville Lowell Winters, Bobby Miller.
Mr and Mrs. J. W Warner andI with Mrs. C. M. Llete'r” They“plan to vfslted at the home of his mother
Second Grade: Marybelle Clarke, Sylvia Shutter, Miriam Swarner. Herald Subscription
daughter Jane were in Pendleton return
eiurn Friday
rrioay evening
evening.
¡Wednesday. Mrs. Lola Hall and Miss Irene Little, Maxine Meed. Virginia Faith Wilson, Marguerite Winters.
Saturday.
George Gordon of La Grande called Clara Hai* returned to McMinnville Smith, Gertrude Kaalngor, John Al-
Miss . Esther Kimball of Pendleton
l“>n, Robert Christian, Gilbert Dyer,
----------- °n friends In Hermiston last Friday with h,m-
High School Assemblies
^ / ‘- ‘• r't « ™ ^ f d
°er X y
“ ■ K- She8eIy
en‘ertained Tom Fraser, David Hamm, Ralph
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imueu
Of more than passing Interest
Jones,
Dale
Pierson,
Bobby
Smith
with four tables of bridge last Thurs
were two high school assemblies held
Among those in town from Irrigon sister.
day evening. Mrs. Ursel Hiatt re Eugene Miller, Jack Wilson.
Third Grade: David Davis, Fran during the past week. On Monday at
W ' aco H,'16™ 0' L
A' K Matke- • " » ha. been .Icnal ceived high «tor.
score and Mrs. Neil
cis Follett. Virgil Farmer, Zelle 1:50 Mrs. Sadie Orr-Dunbar, secre
atry of the Oregon Tuberculosis as
Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Bains of Walla French, Charles Knerr, Bobby Little sociation gave a highly interesting
Walla were guests at the home of Joyce McCulley, Frankie McKenzie, health talk to the students. Tuesday
their daughter, Mrs. W. M. Sharr, Claude Markham, Jimmy Mead, Don morning Professor Wm. Jones from
, m di u j
.
•
where he is employed.
J. M. Richards, master of the;
„
ald Pankow, Marlon Pierce, Betty
last week.
Stanfield grange, was a business
«f Ellens-
Payne, Charles Pierson, Glenn War the economics department of Willam
Mrs.
Frank
Shaw.
Dr.
and
Mrs.
and thelr
their two sona>
sons, Je"
Jerry
visitor in town the first of the week i . burg,
j i Wn., ' aDd
y p
ner,
Fay Roberta, Wayne Sage, Vir ette University appeared before the
Mrs. h
F B -----
Swayze and
Miss Clara Kchnert spent th0 week I
C,me Sunday a»d are visit- •F
„ V.
, l Prime.
r ™ 8, Mrs.
student body with a refreshing mes
ginia
Todd, Roberta Winters.
end visiting with her sister In Mo- '"g relat,Ves and blends. Mr. Rogers p
/ Ww Chria“>Pherson were in
SIFT-CHINE SIFTER _ Regular
$1
sage from his institution of higher
,r.
® *n “ ° returned Tuesday but Mrs. Rogers
" . l°" Wednesday.
Fourth Grade:
Robert Conley. learning. Following Mr. Jones’ talk,
sler.
John Dunning, Morris Huff, Ralph he conferred with the senior class
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C; A' PauI
ha“ Purchased the piece
¡and the boys
plan to remain
longer
Mr. and Mrs.
FOOLED GREEN GLASS—Coke Plate, Reg.
Brownson a"d j F. B. Swayze was a business v i s i t - 4
88 ,he o,d PheIPH Marble, Roy Montgomery, Jesse and still later had personal inter
daughter Shirley
visitor, in ,„ r
Heppner Monday Mr
(? aCAepr“nd eT .PC7 to n,oye ^ e first Moore , Geraldine Mullins, Naomi views with those Seniors who were
Pendleton Saturday
BOTH FOR O NLY.......
states that even though conditions in
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l h ® h<)U8e 18 belng pre' Nunn, Gladys Pierson, Zelma Sale, directly interested In Willamette.
Jackson [ Herm ¡.¡ton are not go^d the rcrident" " T h ,
°DCCU rancy '
Herbert Hedwatl,
Darwin Shaw, Albert Skovbo.
The
DOUBLE
SIFT-CHINE SIFTER is approved
and Erie Byorkgren
(“ “day af- here have suffered less than su r -,ln„ O g ®rown8<*!1. who Is attend-
Fifth Grade: Dan,Biggs, Kenneth
Health
Essay
Contest
ternoon in Pendletó
by Good Housekeeping. It sifts easier,
roundlng communities.
J S w. M. L. spent the week end at Christianson, Frank Davis, Bobby
Hermiston Union high school will
Mrs. Dean _
Edward Hall,
Billy
Hamm,
>d small * e Z i ^ A rT p o w e I l Cd Mh M c “ * d A Br°" nB°" Shirley « « ! FrL j Follett, Harris,
Florence Johnson,
quicker and better.
daughter of Stan
Robert Harris. Florence Johnson be represented In the Oregon Tuber
buslne
culosis association state-wide health
visitors in town
essay contest through the entry of
Mr. and Mrs. ____ _ ’ Nation of
ther McMullen, Harley Mlchaelis,
Jimmy Neary and L. Chester John
Ruth Pierson, Martha Shaw, Vera
Pendleton visited lirftttWiy and Sun N.
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son. The title of the essay is, “Con
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G
X V , . k “ '1" ’ '™'
Sisson. Mary Skovbo.
day with Mr. and. Mrs. Bert Nation hrl.l, X
HERMISTON, OREGON
quering the Foe of Health.” Sub
S
¡where
they
spent
the
past
week
here. Mr. Nation Ig deputy sheriff.
Sixth Grade: Verda Conley. Helen stantial! cash prizes offered in addi
husband I" . -der Went ""“ t her V'Sltlng their da»ehtcr and son-ln- Dunning, Bonnie Jean Follett, Frank
Mr. and Mrs. D. M. Deeter spent
tion to the honor of winning first
Vallev
wh
s"Und"y ‘° Plea8ant
Mr’ and Mr>- Rube Zwelfel. Mr Furrer. Irene
Kennings, Wesley place. Miss Elliott of the English de-
Sunday visiting in Dayton, Wn.. with
Friday
M
e
n
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W
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rema'n
Unt"
B°
tk'n
°
n
to
Baker>
als°-
a
Mrs. Deeter's parents, Mr. and Mrs. * riday. Mr. Reeder works as carpen-' sh°rt business trip,
B. E. A. Windust.
er for the Union Pacific system and Mr. and Mrs. D. M. Deeter entertain
Mrs. Jennie Rleks and Frank lmate*yn25ny elrl Me!nPlOy
appTOX-
“ group of the y»«nger set Wed-
Brace were among those looking af Im .tely 25 ye.r.M
. nesday eveninf. at
ter business interests in town the
Publi.hed iu the i c i e s t , of the people of Hermiston and vicinity by|
Bob and Ray Woodard and John were' Ja"e Warner, Grace Jackson,
first of the week.
Kcpacz played baseball for Umatilla C®orE,anna Briggs, Eric Byorkgren
Mrs. J. E. Perry, A. C. Houghton at Irrigon Sunday. Umatilla won by Herbert Hedwall and Ted West. High
Tum-A-Lum Lumber Co.
—
phone 331,
Rabbits and baskets of eggs for the youngsters
and Mrs M. C. Burchett were among a score
score of
of 8 8 to
to I.
1 I Local
cp . i men
. by /I Grace Jackson
are scores
scores Warn
wer« wa
"On
those In town from Umatilla the making plans to organize a club for;and Ted W est-
■ — DELICIOUS BOX CHOCOLATES —
first of the week.
Hermiston but nothing definite has
Mr and Mrs Harry Ehrlich nnd
Special with Easter wrap and free
grandmother, Mrs. Anna Lehman of
Leo Root, manager of the Board- been reported.
Editorial
man branch of the Farm Bureau Co
Wagners, and Is build will give you helpfui|
Greeting Card if you wish.
George Sales, local section fore- " ° lla Walla vis,ted over the week
operative, was a business visitor In man, went to Portland Monday end w,th Mr- and Mrs. Herbert Mich-
And then there was ing a garage.
Information.
1-lb. Box Assorted Chocolates —
49c
Hermiston Saturday
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where he underwent a physical
ical ex- ael’8' Mr Ehrllch- who is employed
the d i s a p p o i n t e d
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Along with the new
Mrs. D. M. Deeter was unanimous amiaatlon. p e hopes to return this as a linotype operator In the job de
sportsman who took
21-2-lb. Box Assorted Chocolates — $1.19
ly elected to return as teacher of the week, providing an operation is not ¡partment of the Walla Walla Bulle
his suit for the re cabinet work the Tum-
Nevada may havef
Minnehaha district school next year necewary. Mr. Perry, formerly of tin, dropped In at the Herald office
covery of a stolen stuf A-Lum paint will make legalized gambling but
5-lb. Box Assorted Chocolates — $2.19
the
room
look
bright
to
look
over
the
plant.
Westland, is taking charge while he
fed fish to a higher
In Oregon many people
Is away.
court oh the grounds and cheery tor the take a chance by buy
housewife.
F. A. Baker, secretary of the
that the lower court
ing poor quality goods.
Stanfield Irrigation district, was a
did not grant him bis
A sign as displayed
¡herring.
buslntas visitor In Hermiston the
Hermiston Oregon
by
a garage In Seattle,
first of the week. Mr. Baker states
Tum-A-Lum paint
R. A. Brownson,
THE BEST IN TALKING
f
“Cars washed, 31. Aus carries a guarantee
oat most of the new arrivals in th«
Editor.
PICTURES
tins gedunked 50 cents. and the price of paint
county have settled on farms and
Hermiston, Oregon
(Continued from page One)
for the outside of your
there will be permenancy until time
Linkage with the I n t e r s t a te
Spring is here and
home is only 33.49 per
for the fall meandering.
Creamery association, a national co
jmany of the house
gallon. And that gal
PROGRAM
Lochrle- who Is president of
Ion will get a long
wives are likely to get
the bank at Illwaco. Wn.. and who operative body, ig contemplated by
FRIDAY . SATURDAY
the group. A communication was
a good case of spring
ways, and will last for
waa formerly caehler of the First
I fever, and houseclean-
five or more years.
National Bank of Hermiston ,spent read at the meeting to the effect
that the national body could at pres
ing. Make It pleasant
Sunday visiting with Mr. and Mrs.
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I to work In the kitch-
W. L. Hamm. Mr. Lockrle was re- ent pay cash for shipments of but
A
hick
town is where
ter, a condition that would help the
.. |en with some new
the sewing circle still
Mnnn!” h““ * fr° m Sp° kan« a"J Umatilla association to quickly reach
WALLA
SKIN
HAM—Half
or
whole
............
25c
[¡built-in
cabinet
work.
’topping over here to look after busl-
Our Handy Man ser acts as the grand Jury.
a sound financial footing.
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nees interests and call on old friends.
vice la still willing to
BACK
BACON
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24c
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The Umatilla body will purchase
H. L. Propst has help you in your paint
Mrs. E. T. Clayton came Thursday stock In the national organization
There Is a sign on
YOUNG AMERICA’S FAVORITE
[¡purchased the Beaaley
STEER
BEEF
POT
ROASTS..............................
i
7c
| property next George ing and building pro Easy street that says,
WESTERN STAR. DASHING HE
ok
.
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and 8hlP 1,8 producc "nder the lat-
blems. Come In and be ’Closed for Repairs.
!Lne ,eft ear|Y Friday ter’s supervision. This plan centers
RO OF “THE LIGHT OF WES
BULK LARD — 2 pounds f o r ............................ 25c
Ilm nd
Portland wlth her son , tUstrlbution nnd eliminates
competi-
TERN STARS,” "THE BORDER
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Jim
Diana in
vt.i* there
__ a short
. «
i
___
p i-
-Dm and plans
to visit
LEGION."
tlon between cooperatives to a large
while. A1 Clayton who had gone to extent. It Is held.
QUALITY - Yes We Have It.
With
Portland earlier In the week return-
Estimates ui
of me
the cows available
p H »Uk ri
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* tciurn-
—
PRICE - You Can’t Beat It.
MITZI GREEN
Cist at th ™ Sunday' J,ni *■ pharnla- for the cooperative are In the nelgh-
EUGENE PALLETTE
SERVICE - Our Middle Name.
A,
Herm,8ton Drug "‘»re and borhood of 2500, scattered over most
Also Entertaining Short Features I icht a e " ni " n for , he Hermiston of ‘he county's western end. Prelim-
LtXht A Power company.
j Inary eatimates of the amount nec-
“THE HOME OF QUALITY MEATS”
Horace
Addis
of
Pendleton,
w
h
o
B"!,rv
bv gtock ga|cg
SUNDAY AND MONDAY
Addls
who |C
<*“
ry ‘o
to
was formerly with the Oregon Fgr- °*>era“ 0“’' can begin range from
"or passed through town the first! *<00() ‘u
About 60 percent of
A. W. TURNBLAD — PHONE 411
of the week and stopped to see Gar- the da,rymm in the district will
net D. Best, assistant county agent. ' )oin’ 11 *" Indicated.
Mrs. Ixilla Phelps. local postmlst-
eas. returned from an extended trip
a California Wednesday, sh e has
neen vacationing for about six wrekH.
The Methodist Ladies Aid will give
* "liver lea at the home of Mrs. Min
G b « í 22¿ w . b
now
° oe tbe
nie Wnughorn Wednesday, afternoon.
• nrll 1. at 2:30. The public is cord-
'ally Invited.
fnooL
v m v v i
SpeciaJS
Saturday Only
•HI
50c
98c
Oregon Hdwe. & Implement Co.
TUM-A-LUM TICKLER
CANDIES for EASTER!
©aaiatThrairp
DAIRY GROUP MEET;
ASSURE CREAMERY
7 HERMISTON DRUG CO.
SaturdaySpecials!
N ew low prices
Hermiston Meat Market
You’ve read the story— now see
the picture and bring along the
youngsters— they’ll love It.
Also Fox News and
»- Paramount Talkartoon
COMING —
feet fikst
Among respective students home
students home for the
week
--’'-vw
Villi end
tl or
spending the spring vacation are:
-meat Cox, Albany college, returned
Monday; Joe McNaught, O.S.C.; Mar
ian Henderson. U. of O.. plans to re
turn Friday; J , ne Warner. Francis'
Hale, Florence Woughter, alt of U of
O • and Howard Reid, who attends
U. of W.
Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Sharr were
hosts at a dinner party Wednesday
evening at their home. Covers were
TOM SAWYER
laid for Dr. and Mra. W. L. Morgan
JUST IMAGINE
Dr. and Mrs. A. W. Christopherson.
Mr. and Mra. A. H. Norton and the
host and hostess. Following dinner
the evening was spent playing brldre
If you have jf 0
Mr. and Mrs. Norton received high
— 862 — 102’ nn your Pro
•core. Delicious refreshments were
gram for month of March 1931.
served at the close of the evening.
«’Up off numlter and it will en-
The Marytha Bunday school class
lltle you to 2 passes to the Oasis j o’ the Methodist church will meet
Theatre for Friday or Bunday
Tuesday. March 31st. at the horns of
Mra. O. O. Felthouse. for (heir regu
thia week.
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lar meeting. A social hour will he
VALUES!
THAT ONLY A FORD DEALER CAN OFFER
yours at once.
MarvelouJy flexible, A e G e n e r a l E lectric is equipped
“
1927 — Model T Pick-up........................
$ 50.00
1924 — Model T Roadster, ▼ery good ..... $ 60.00
1925 — Model T Tudor, ruckstell axle,
baloon tires, extra fine .......
$125.00
1926 — Star Coupster ................................ $150.00
1927 — Nash Special, six sedan - Motor
▼ery good, six ply tires. This car
blue books at $325.00. Our price .. $175.00
1928 — Model A Ford Pick-up
$275.00
FORDSON TRACTOR — With plosrs ... $200.00
(With Harold Lloyd)
FR.EE
h«ld followin» bnrlncss mectlnf.
plus
YEAR
GUARANTEE
--------------- 1 w,t*1 • “ “« « » s ib le temperature
1
,n addi‘ion to three
i
shR O ä R M A N
° P " MOde"*
®
S .U . and
motor co .
"«Ito by natural law s-tbe unit
“as less work to do, uses little
torrent — contribute« materially
to low operating cost.
7
Dsww ^evaveso err
GENERAL © ELECTRIC
ALL-STO IL REFRIGERATOR
Jh*« w it sit
O
sones o f cold. All-Steel cabinets
I srepoccelam-lined, give utmost
C8?ari,7 *nd shelf
PAr/rJ, rivante. Settitji , . i i
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Hermiston Light & Power Co.
Hermiston, Oregon