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About The Hermiston herald. (Hermiston, Or.) 19??-1984 | View Entire Issue (June 4, 1931)
F aob fou » THE HERMISTON HERALD, HERMISTON, OREGON TH U R S D A Y , JU N E 4, U 3 1 F. E. Lundstrom, branch manager for the Fcid Motor company, waa looking after business Interests in Hermiston Tuesday, from Portland. been teaching school near Portland, . I practically established, Oregon far- rows and roadsldea, thus making it returned home Wednesday. i mers are now in a position to clean possible to clean cultivate fields PINE CITY NEWS Mrs. Vrank Helms and daughters r up fence rows and eradicate small without having them immediately re Charlotte, Henrietta, and Harriet, patches of weeds that formerly made infested from adjacent areas where also Clyde Clarton went to Echo i field cultivation for weed control a cultivation is impossible. C. J. Biclman. and brother-in-law A surprise party was given Ruth Sunday. Mr. Clarton is now employ rather hopeless task, says E. R. Jack- Fall or late summer has been found Mr. and Mrs. O. O. Feltbouse were Eric Byrkgren and Alfred Quiring Kenneth llogoes, Beverly Bielman, -Thompson Thursday evening, May ed by Mr. Helms. Mrs. Helms reports man, farm crops specialist of the Ore the best time for application, and Pendleton visitors Tuesday. visited the Wallula cut-off road and Harry Morgan of Talf, Oregon, I 28, at her home on Butter Creek, by that her husband, who is in the hos gon State college Extension Service. weeds seem to be killed more easily camp Sunday. nephew of Mr. Biclman, are visiting I a group of her Echo and Pine City pital In Portland Is getting along as Interest in the use of these chemi on land unplowed for several years. at the C. E. Baker home this week. I friends. Those attending fr om Pine C. M. Jump,-manager of the Stan well as can be expected. cals has increased rapidly through Much of the killing of the roots ap field Irrigation district, was a bust, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Stone are in Mr. Bielman formerly owned the I City were Wilma McCarty, Oscar Mc Mr. and Mr%. Roy Neill spent Sun out the state recently as a result of parently does not take place until ueas visitor in jiprmistpp Thursday, Portland for a few days on a busi gaiage now operated by A. F. ltohr- Carty, Lee Vinson, 0. F. Bartholo- day at the Dee Neill home. man. ness trip. a campaign carried on during the the spring following application. 1 mew. Lila Bartholomew, Alma Neill, Genevieve Bowman, who spent j past three years by county agents. Spraying has been found more effec Vane Boynton of Burns, Oregon, I Shirley Jarmon and Oscar Jarmon. last week with Oleta Neill returned More than 300,000 pounds of chemi tive than dusting for summer use. Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Waller of Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Croswell. Mr. spent MemofVll day in Hermiston The evening was spent In card play- cals approximately one-third of which grande visited with Mr. and Mrs. and Mrs. James Borin and Mr. and lin g and dancing after which dell- home Friday. visiting relatives and friends. Egg; Grading Profitable. was sodium chlorate and the rest cal O. Felthouse over Memorial day. Mrs. O. G. McIntyre all of Portland I clous refreshment was served. cium chlorate were used In Oregon were in Hermiston over Memorial Baby Boy Born H. E. Botsford, market specialist Mr. and MB- E. H. Brant of John, Mr. and Mrs. Reid Riiselck and last year, Jackman reporta. Obser at Cornell University, as a result of The average attendance at Vaca Day spent Memorial Day with Mr. I children Barbara and Dora were the Mr. and Mrs. Sylvia Pierson of tion Bible school for the past ten and Mrs. H. L, Propst. I guests at the home of Mrs. Bussick’s Hermiston are the proud parents of vations made to date show sodium a recent survey on the effect of the i days has been above 80. J. A. Reeves and family, Nell parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lon Watten- a baby boy born Friday, May 29, at chlorate to be more effective than New York egg grading law. states ->c t 4 calcium chlorate, he says. Jack, Fred, and Mrs. Beil Spencer of burger, Sunday. that a profitable Increase in egg con Mr. and Mis. H. L. Propst visited the Hermiston Medical hospital.* The Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Kelley and Mr. Umatilla, spent the week end in On These chemicals are too expensive sumption can be accomplished by Mr. and Mrs. Burl Wattenburger little fellow weighed 8 pounds and with relative«, and friends In Ione and Mrs. H. E. Shesely spent Memor tario with Mr. and Mrs. J. R. McGill. ! for use on a large scale, Jackman selling eggs on a definite grade ba Sunday. and children Junior and Luclle, also has been named Merton Randall. ial day in Husum, Wn., visiting with They left early Saturday morning says, and the chief value of their dis sis. Bernice and Alma Nelli were visitors ! Mrs. F. L. Kelley. and returned late Sunday night. covery lies in the fact that farmers at Wattenburger's Sunday. The egg grading law of Oregon is O. I. Paulson,, assistant supervisor Beau Brummell never had dand Mrs. Charley Bartholomew, daugh ruff. At least his coat never showed are now able to clean up small patch a quarantee also of quality to con of agriculture, for the Union Pacific Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Simons and Mrs. Ellen R. Propst visited over ter Lila and Mr. and Mrs. Marlon es of weeds such as quack grass, Ca sumer, more careful methods of hand Systsem. was ¿ailing on farmers on family spent the week end in Walla Memorial day with her daughter, Finch and family visited at the Sloan it. Yet he had hair— and still his nada thistle, morning glory and oth ling and fairer prices for the stan- the project thb'flrkt o f the week. coat never showed a stray one. Walla visiting with Mr. Simon's par Mrs. M. L. Burnette, at Biggs, Ore. ers In their fields and along fence darlzed product. Thompson home. Sunday afternoon. Wonder why? ents. On Memorial day they motored to Mr. and Mrs. E. P. Jarmon went Miss Mary Brownson is visiting In GoldCndale, Wn. Mrs. Propst plans to Corvallis Wednesday, May 27, to Condon this week with her friend SPRAYING WEEDS WITH Mrs. Ida Northcott of Baker, who be present at the graduation of their Miss Ruth Cherry. She is expected has been visiting with Mrs. Jasper son, Robert, from O. S. C. hbme Saturday. CHLORATES FOUND EFFECTIVE Templeton, and other friends here, Herbert Hedvzall and sister Clara Mrs. Ollie Neill made a business left Wednesday for her home. went to Portland last Saturday and trip to Echo Monday. Mrs. B. S. Kingsley returned Tues With the effectiveness of chlorate remained until Sunday afternoon Miss Shirley Jarmon, who h::s i sprays and dusts in controlling weeds day morning from Portland where An exceptional purchase of these Thick 12-Gaug; Jim and A1 Clayton visited In En Miss Grace Jackson, who has been she spent the week end visiting with terprlsc, Oregon, over Memorial daj in Portland for the past week, re Aluminum Standard and Waterless Cooking Uten her son, Earl, and family. with friends and relatives. They re turned with them. sils usually priced at $3.00 to $3.50 offers the Bigg turned Sunday evening. Dr. and Mrs. W. L. Morgan, est Bargains we have ever secured to sell at your Mrs. Chas. Beckley of Prins and Mrs. O. A. Hills, and Mr. Mr«. J. M. Biggs and son Dan re Oregon, came Sunday and will i Mrs. D. M. Decter spmttj the turned from Portland Tuesday morn until the last of the week with end camping ¿tuhkiahan).fcprin. Ing after spending a few days in brother and family. Rev. Wal Portland on business. Jones. From here she will g< Powell at bis Best— up the sllk- POT ROAST BEEF Waterless Stock Pots, 3% Quart. Sherwood, Oregon, and visit v hatted racketeer, the undOer of wo Waterless Kettle, 3% Quart. Mrs. A. F. Hughes of Pocatella, her mother Mrs. Christine Jones. SHOULDER PORK ROAST men In "Man Qf piq World" at the Idaho, visited from Thursday until Waterless Sauce Pan, 3% Quart. PIG HORKS, per lb. Oasis Theatre, Sunday and Monday. Monday with her dnughtcr and fam Waterless Cooker, 5 Pound. Laugh away your troubles at Will ¿ /I Adv. VEAL STEW,J3 lbs. for ily, Mrs. H. G. McCulley. Rogers In Mark Twain's hillirlous Waterless Casserole, 3 Quart. tif f r ■ PORK SAUSAGE comedy, "A Connecticut Yankee,” a1 Roy C. Thongs, of Salem, Is em Waterless Sauce Pan, 2% Quart. Miss Grace Jackson started work Oasis theatre, Thursday, Friday and ployed at Kingsley's store taking the PORK CHOPS ing in Sheriff Gcurdane's office at Saturduy. Matinee Sat. 2:30. Adv. Set 12-Gauge Sauce Pans. place of Albert Konnings. Mr. Thom SHOULDR PORK STEAK Pendleton Thursday where she will Deep 12-Gauge French Fryer. as formerly worked for the Cherry be employed permanently. M ILK , Ice Cold Miss Jane Warner, who is attend City Bakery In Salem. 12 Gauge Chicken Fry Pan. ing the University of Oregon, spent BREAD, 4 Loaves Mr. and Mrs. Fred Barker went to Saturday and Sunday with her par Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Seraore of La Portland Friday night where they ents Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Warner. QUALITY — PRICE — SERVICE, and the Ci Grande visited Thursday night at visited relatives and friends until do your shopping. Also Drinking Fountain the home of O. 0. Felthouse. They Sunday. Miss Ruth Bensel returned Mr. and Mrs. H. E, IHsley of were on their way to the coast for a with them. Camas, Wn., spent the week end short vacation. “THE HOME OF QUALITY MEATS” with Mr. Illsley's parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Smith and Mrs. Jack Mrs. E, P. Illsley. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Udey and daugh Smith left Saturday for Fossil, Ore., ter Florence returned from The Dal where Mrs. Smith will visit her sis HERMISTON, OREGON Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Love of Cor A. W. TURNBLAD — PHONE 411 les Thursday. Miss Florence gradu ter, Mrs. V. H. Metteer. They expect vallis spent Sunday night with Mr ated from The Dalles high school to return the last of the week. this spring. and Mrs. Garnet D. Best here. Mr Love Is assistant professor of educa Mr. and Mrs. Ellensworth Golden tion at Oregon State college and I; Walter Wood, one of Berkely, Calif., arrived in Hermis ors on the Wallula going to Columbus, Ohio, where he ton Sunday and v ill visit for about reiving medical tri will attend Ohio State and complete ten days with Mr. and Mrs. O. L. his doctor's degree. ear at tho Hermiston Leroy. pital. Hog Cholera. Mr. and Mrs. Don Thomas are the Hog cholera which means tremen- Mr. and Mr». A. H. Norton, Dr. proud parents of a six pound baby dous loss wherever allowed to run and Mrs. F. V. Prime, Mr. and Mrs. daughter born Sunday, May 31. The will never again be a problem In Ore Wm. Shaar. and Mr. and Mr». F. C. young lady has been named Barbara gon If growers and feeders use proper McKenzie were among thoae »pend Jeanette. precautions. No purchases should be ing the week end at Bingham made from diseased herds and no un Spring». Ml»» Linda Edlger and Henry Edi- cooked pork products should be fed ger of Dallas, Oregon, and Mias Aga Most outbreaks in this state are tha Voget of Hubbard, Oregon, came started from these sources or from through Hermiston Wednesday after water-borne infection. Vaccination noon and called on Alfred Quiring at the Herald office. They were re T H E BEST IN T A L K IN G turning from Nyssa, Idaho, where Local Happenings COOK without WATER. Saturday Specials! Choice $ 1.49 Your Choice $ 1.49 Hermiston Meat Market Oregon Hdwe. & Implement Co JLet us figure on Your Next Motor Overhauling Is a Wonderful Thing! Some people seem to think the bread shipped in from somewhere else is better—but the only differ ence is the wrapper. GET WISE! When you call for Bread, just say “Hermiston.” PICTURES Hermistqn, Oregon PROGRAM THURSDAY FRIDAY*. SATURDAY M A T IN E E 2:30 SA TUR DAY HELP YOURSELF TO HEALTH — Meadowbrook Ice j The Hermiston Bakery Hermiston Oregon is economical DAILY DELIVERY — BEST OF SERVICE Phone 901 or 741 0R 0N 0. FFTTH0USE, Owner A Connecticut Published in the interests of the people of Hermiston and vicinity by Tum-A-Lum Lumber Co. B U S IN E S S IS GOOD. Also Comedy and Farrell Golf Lesson No. 6 We have been too busy to wri»e adZthe last couple of weeks, bu we have more help now and can take care of your wants. SUNDAY AND MONDAY This is to Remind You Yol. 31 William Pow-ell “MAN of the WORLD” CAROLE LOMBARD ysteriou»- Cunning - Dangerous ! — Oatoast by the powerful —Bring on the follies of the weak! Also Comedy and Fox New» Phone 171 Hermiston, Oregon — Phone 331. Hermiston, Or., Thursday, June 4. 1931 Hermiston Oregon a M il l io n SATISFIED USERS I / " \ D O W N ___ willplace a General Electric in y o u r home to m o rro w P E R F O R M A N C E so efficient as to win a J. million users o f General Electric Refrig erators, is now turning these million owners Editorial We can imagine that the height of embar rassment 1» when two eyes meet through the same keyhole. that we are still doing business lh the old stand, serving the best quality goods at the lowest price possible, — SATURDAY we will sell you small site ORANQEB at o DOZEN TOR * OTTARTTR CHILDREN'S DRESS AND BONNSTT SETS FOR S traw hats a t ............................................. 1( SUMMER UNDERWEAR, Odds and e n d s .... CH Die»»«» — Both print» and voils— Hats, Gloves — F.ne COME IN AND SEE US WHFN IN TOWN KNERR’S REPAIR SHOP become a million salesmen TUM-A-LUM TICKLER Treat thyself to long and val iant laugh» of Mark Twain's story while ye gallaut clown. Will Ro ger» doth cut rnpers and rescue beautiful damsel» from dark dun geon». Verily, It’» a riot! ALL WORK GUARANTEED But no less embar rassment to the home owner is the house that needs repairing and repainting with Turn - A - Lumber Tum-A-Lum paint There ne,ver was a bet ter time to put in new walks, fish p o o 1 8, How time does fly driveway», and per and it is almost fly haps a garage floor. time again. Screens, screen doors, and screened In porches. Why not on your home? You deserve It. Make those CON C R E T E IMPROVE O. O. Felthouse has MENTS NOW! put In new cement steps on the front of And as the chorus his home. girl said, " I ’ll see you later." George W a g n e r : "Well, Caddie, how do you like my game?" Caddie: "I suppose It’s all right, but I still prefer golf." The price of cement Is lower than the base ment of your house. ¿s=s t?‘° effective isles force for General Electric. = =: A»k your neighbor about her General Electric Refrigerator. Then make your own comparisons. A General Electric is easier to buy today than ever before. You pay only *1 0 down—with balance on small monthly installments. ' Handy sliding shelves that make food easy *° * •* huger-tip latches, acid-resisting porcelain interiors are just a few new advancements. The current-saving Monitor Top mechanism, the roomy storage space o f *he nagged all-steel cabinets continue to 3-VEAR GUARANTEE ** I M r g A lf StfnjitTM ur •. • GENERAL ALL ELEI A L L -S T E E L R E F R IG E R Hermiston Light & Power Co, Hermiston Oregon
