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THE HERMISTON HERALD, HERMISTON, OREGON
THURSDAY. JULY 9. 1931
W. W. Felthouse, Sam Nye, and
Newlyweds Are Entertained.
gram was given, consisting of a
George Wagner were fishing on the
A group of young people gathered violin solo by Lois Barnard, accom
Crawfish lake over the Fourth.
panied by Jean Barnard; a canning
Crawfish lake Is above North Pow it the W. J. Warner home Wednes-
lay evening and surprised Mr. and demonstration by Mary Rodda and
der and near Anthony lake.
Lois Barnard; a piano solo by Mary
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Story attended dre. E. Schofield by beating cans Skovbo; Catherine McMullen gave a
Walter Pierson spent the Fourth
Mr. and Mrs. Lee Sparks are the a 8hcl* o il company picnic at Lang- md blowing horns. The newlyweds talk on the 4 II club summer school
at Walla Walla.
, parents of a 7 pound baby girl born <lon lake on lhe fourth of July. Miss vere both required to make speeches. session; and there was group singing
Mr. and Mrs. Its Putman of Mul- ; Tuesday, July 7.
| Margaret Felthouse accompanied -aler they were presented with a
Interesting
entered
Ittle token from the group. Dancing
- - games
— 'weve
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tnomah spent ths Fourth with Mr. , Vane Boynton of Burns, Oregon, them.
vas enjoyed and candy and cigars !^n£o a^ter the program, one being a
and Mrs. Walter fytmtii.
I manager of the Mac.Marr store there.
Albert . Hedwall of Portland Is
...
cakp FllPUuino
vere distributed by the bride and 'ake guessing contest, which was
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Pearson le f t ! f‘pent the Fourth of July with rela- spending the week with his parents
;room. Delicious refreshment« con won by Mrs. H. J. McCulley. Refresh
Tuesday for Government Springs to tive" her®
here while on a vacation. He will
dating of ice cream aod wafers were ments of punch ahd wafers was ser
spend a few days.
Mr and Mrs- Gerald White speni leave Saturday or Sunday for Seattle
ved late in the afternoon.
lerved later.
Bmogene Paul i,ad her tonsils re- the, Kourth at B,nRham Springs.
where he will spend the remainder
Money Earned will be used toward
About
lO:3o
the
group
Journeyed
moved one day last week She is back „ Jes*' f’avl8’ and two BOns of Spo* ' o£ **i8 vacat'"n before returning to
o the Cold Springs reservoir where sending a delegate to the summer
on the Job at the telephone office
'
W" ”, are 8pendlng a two Portland
school at Corvallis next year.
now.
’
’ *acatlon at the A E «coad { Orin O. Hills is the owner of the » dip was enjoyed by everyone. A
M r a n d M r . A it
-„a honi8‘
first Ford DeLux Tudor sold In east- arge bonfire was built on the beach
iu ”
a « ‘
A o?' N ‘
and Alfred Qulring returned Monday
ern Oregon
which he purchased and swimming, leap frog, and build
w
8 8“r ’ Pent lhe troni Dallaa after spending the holl-
Purchased ■ ng human pyramids was the diver AMERICAN LEGION AUXILIARY
from the Rohrman Motor company
The G o o d y e o r D ouble E o g le -
sion.
ourth in I.aOrande, Oregon.
1 days with friends and relatives there.
GIVIS YEARLY REPORT.
this week. Also a Ford DeLux de
Mrs. F. N. Moya« oLLexi^gton and ( Edmund Briggs and E u g e n e livery truck which will be used by
Those present were: Mr. and Mr«.
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Mrs. W. R. Scott # Heppner were in jHanby spent the Fourth of July in Mr. Hills and his associate in their
¡mitatod but never equaled—is the
Schofield (nee Jane Warner)
Hermiston Wednesday.
| Portland.
Ex-Service
Men)
comprises
today
64
Ihlrley
and
Mary
Rrownson,
Russel
work at the experiment farm.
finest tire the world's largest rubber
F. B. Swayze, 1 president of the ; Mrs. A. W. Christopherson and
Blessing, Dorothy Straw, Billy Felt ex-service associations in 10 Allied
Mrs. Rena Waterman, former Her
countries
—
Belgium,
the
United
First National Bank Of Hermiston, j her mother, Mrs. Morrow, and Mrs.
company can build without a cost
miston resident, came from Camas, house, Ruth Bensel,, Walter Pearson, States, France, the British Isles
returned Tuesday, frpm a business i O. O. Felthouse, motored to Pendle-
Wn., Friday and stopped In town a Nell Reeves. George and Gerald Mc Italy, Poland, Portugal, Romaina,
trip to La Grande and Baker.
Iton Tuesday.
Kenzie,
Betty
Ralph,
Enos
and
Dick
restriction of any kind * *
1
*
few hours before going on to Bend
Czechoslovakia and Yugoslavia __
Miss Dorothy Compton of A her-
Mr. and Mrs. R. O. Lorentz and . ,where
uhere she
she spent
spent the
the Fourth
Fourth with
with her
her Martin, Leonard and Myran Nation totaling In all more than eight mil
deen.W n left for her home S a tu r - ^ n Robert of Seattle. W n. visited a t, 8on aild daugbter_ln. law> Mr and Eugene Pierce, Marian Henderson,
Roy and Margaret Bills, Harold Pace, lion veterans. These men and their
day night after spending a week vis-
home of Mr. and Mrs. Jackson yir» HimIrtWntor.no«
„i„„ *
fallen comrades saved the world
Itlng with Miss Ruth Bensel and | Harr in Columbia district, over the return t(J tIli(J c„ y , Q
Z*™ ° and Eugene Hanby.
from tyranny and for democracy 13
Mrs. Earl Bensel.
/o u r t h .
! manent homo. Her mother will live
years ago. They made possible the
Summer is the very best time for 1 Mr. and Mrs. John E. Mansfield | wjtb her
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« present peaceful conditions under
music study. Bring that hoy or girl moved to Stanfield last week to the
Phone 571
Hermiston, Oregon
to Golda Mumma's studio and they Tom O’Grady place. Mr. Mansfield Is ' ‘ \ “nd Mrs' C- D’ K?Iley left
MINNEHAHA NEWS NOTES <’ which we live. Try and imagine for
will be playing nicely
nicelv by
bv the time tester for the Umatilla Herd Im
Im -lL Ue8<ay morning for Goldendale, *
moment the circumstances we
•>
Wn., where they will attend to bus!
would be living under If they had
school starts.
f'
- ’ittrsi
provement association.
In this complete report »he work
Mr. and Mrs. U. B. Shipley and failed. Then consider the powerful according to manual ceremonies and
Walter D. Gorden, North Hill nesa and visit with Mr. Kelley’s
»"■ i — Adv
sister,
Mrs.
Earl
Baker.
From
there
laughter LaVelle, former Westland forces this body of men can be for special bulletins from the head de accomplished by the members of the
Ronald Begg, , >hn Js associated ¡■anchor, left last week for Virginia
partments were read. Reports from American Legion Auxiliary is shown.
with the Oasis thqMrp&rIji&j[ return where he will v u :t for some time they will go to Sovernment Springs. residents, now of Minam are visiting the peace of the future, if they were
the district conferences were given
They
plan
to
return
the
latter
part
sufficiently
informed
and
their
in
'riends
and
relatives
in-that
district
with
relatives
and
friends.
ed Monday night
the
by delegates.
fluence fully realized. There, in
ind at Stanfield.
Mr. and Mrs. Herman Leeper and of the week.
Fourth with his parents at John Day.
During the year the Auxiliary ad
Mr. and Mrs. Edward 0. C. Scho
Mrs. P. C. Albright. Mr. and Mrs. brief, is the final analysis, the prac-
Mr. and Mrs. Mark frait,cl£lln and nephew, Wm. Foreman, of Yakima,
daughter Verna L ei’ 'df Portland, Wn., visited over the holidays with field, arrived Monday night from C. A. Brooks and Mrs. Margaret Mor ■ Ical idea that brought about the ded 9120,30 to Its treasury which
spent from Friday
Tuesday vis Mr. and Mra. Jackson Harr in Colum Seaside where they have been spend ían spent last week visiting at Sea birth and Is the ultimate goal of the was taken in from the food booth at
the fair, from the sale of Hour sift
iting with Mr. and Mrs. Harvey bia district. Mrs. Leeper is Mrs. ing a short honeymoon, and are visit dde and Portland They returned by Fidac.
Payne.
............
Haar’s sister.
ing Mrs. Schofield s parents, Mr. and way of Mount Hood loop.
The community service committee, ers, and from the tickets sold on the
Miss Emma Williams, Mra. Myra leaded by Mrs. H. G. McCulley, has Afghan. These funds were used for
A baby girl was born to Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Warner. The young
Mr. and Mrs. J. Mi Pace and son
Harold, and Misg ^ r g a r e t Bills Mrs. J. C. Smith, Tuesday, June 30, couple were recently married in Waller of Norton. Kansas, and B. F istablished, equipped and maintained the purchase of materials for child
went to Portland last Friday to at their home here. The little one Portland and will be at home to Williams were guests of Mrs. W. A ‘ first aid room in the schools. For welfare and relief work, and, for the
spend the holidays visiting with has been named Beatrice Evonne. their friends after the first of Sep Hinellne Tuesday
the first time the “Neewallah” party "Neewallah" party. The president,
tember in Vancouver, Wn.
Mrs. Myra Waller and Miss Emma was sponsored for school children on Mrs. Hamm, states that not a cent
John Pace and other relatives. They She weighed 8 pounds.
Mrs. H. E. Hitt and Mrs. Clint I Williams are visiting at the B. F
Mrs, Frank Stone returned home
■ eturned Tuesday .light.
lallowe'en when approximately 350 of the money earned by the Auxil
Mr. and Mrs. R. N. Mueller are from Vancouver, Wn., Saturday, Jackson were joint hostesses for six Williams home In Milton.
children participated. Results of this iary is ever spent In aify form of
MYa. Margaret Morgan and Bobbj >arty was shown by the lack of de entertainment for Auxiliary or Le
the proud parents of a baby son where she has been for the past tables of bridge Tuesday afternoon
born in the St. Anthony's hospital month receiving medciai care. She at the home of Mrs. Hitt. Gladiolas and Betty returned to their home ir duction to property on that night, gion members. Any social affairs are
In Pendleton on the Fourth of July. is much improved in health and is and snap dragons were attractively Portland after visiting at the P. C ’he committee has conributed to lo- contributed to by members.
arranged about the rooms. High Abright home.
Both mother and son are getting g'ad to he back home again
During the year, two pot luck din
;al relief for the needy.
along fine.
Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Brooks left for
Mrs. Florence Garner Davis, who scores were won by Mrs. F. V. Prime,
ners with Legion and Auxiliary mem
Special publicity campaigns were bers present, were served. One recep
J. A. Muray, manager of the Pa has been visiting her parents, Mr. guest prize by Miss Lois Jackson Nashville, Nebraska, Wednesday
onducted during the year by Mrs. tion was given for the Department
where they will make their home
cific Tel. A Tel. oempany, of Pendle and Mrs. Garner, and with her and consolation by Mrs. Toole.
Margaret McMullen returned last Mrs. Brooks and Mrs. Morgan« are A’ eorge Story, chairman of the pub- Commander, J. M. Biggs, and a spec
ton, was a business visitor at the children, returned to Portland Fri
Don't put off your Shoe P.epair
week
from Seattle where she has breights daughters and they had nol icity committee, for the ‘Neewallah’ ial meeting held when the Depart
local office Thursday.
day. Sally Ruth Davis accompanied
¡arty, poppy sale, and Afghan raf
been for the past two years. Mar been together for five years.
Mrs. Charles William Isaac (nee her.
ment President, Mrs. Callie Heider,
—Shoes Dyed All Colors
Miss Lois Jackson of Portland and garet injured her knee in a /all
Margaret McMullen, daughter o' fle. The local paper was used for visited this unit. One party was
Lenore Dyer) visited with her par
ents Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Dyer Wed Miss Grace Jackson of Pendleton prior to going to Seattle and lias Mr. and Mrs. J. W. McMullen. wh< »ublicity and articles were contrlb- given for all’, woomen eligible for
nesday. from Pilot Rock.
spent the Fourth with their parents, heen receiving medical attention up has been In Seattle for the past twr ited to the publication department membership in the Auxiliary A
t the Oregon Legionnaire.
charivari was held by members hon
Mr. and Mra. B. Hlrtellns left last Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Jackson. Miss to the present time. She has lived years is home.
W. G. Rodda and Virginia and
Friday for Klamath Falla where they Lois la on her vacation from the with her aunt in Seattle and attend
Mrs. Joe Norton, chairman of the oring Mb. and Mrs. E. P. Illsley on
ed school whenever possible
Mary Rodda made a business trip tc nusic department, reported that all their golden wedding anniversary
were Joined by their son, Herbert, First National Bank of Portland.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ei. Hobbs Pendleton Monday.
Mrs. Geo. Briggs and two daugh
nembers memorized the Star Spangl
and wife, and went on to Crescent
A. A. Paulsen and family, former ed Banner, and 100 war song sheets
City where they spent the Fourth. ters, Eleanor and Georgiana, went and daughter Shirley, and Mrs. F. J
From there they went on to Crater to Portland Wednesday to be gone Prann, together with Mrs. Frank Butter Creek residents visited ovei vere purchased for community sing
Stone drove from Portland to Her the week end at the Ralph Richard« ing on Memorial day programs.
lake before returning home Monday. tntll the first of the week,
Albert Kennings Injured his foot miston last Friday, arriving here in home. They now live in Portland
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Boynton and
Mrs. J. E. Hallyburton gave a full
Burk Young has returned to hit •eport on the unit activities for the
two sons, Junior and Wayne, of Port while swimming Sunday when he ran the evening. Mrs. Stone has been in
land visited over the holidays with a rusty nail Into it. It was necessary Vancouver, Wn., for the past month. home in Portland. He has made hit /ear which showed a busy year for
Ml-s. Hobbs is a daughter of Mrs. home with his grandparents. Mrs the organization. The Auxiliary has
Mrs. W. S. Boynton, and other rela for him to receive medical care.
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Payne, Mr. Pranns’ and while here visited with and Mrs. P. C. Albrelght since Jan net twice a month, for which special
tlves. Mr. and Mrs. Boynton and son
Wayne returned home
Tuesday and Mrs. Mark Francklln, of Tort- Mr. and Mrs. Hognn Miller and Mr. uary.
neeting notices have been sent to
A. M. Franklin left Wednesday .nembers. Services were conducted
morning but Junior will remain land, Dr. and Mrs. A. E. Marble, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bilderback.
for Sabastopoe. California, to see his
with his grandmother for the sum and Mrs. Blessing, Miss Nell Reeves,
mer.
and Bud Prime enjoyed a picnic
UMATILI A NEWS
mother, Mrs. H. A. Franklin. She
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lunch at Bingham Springs Sunday.
Is not expected to live long. She is
Mrs. Betty Rogers and Miss Nellie Farland home the Fourth.
ninety-one years old.
Bill Youns has returned from a
Hooker returned to their home In
La Grande for the Fourth of July short business trip to Portland.
Canning Club Gives Silver Tea.
Mrs. A. Schroeder returned to her
after spending about six weeks visit
¡^embers of the ‘‘We Can Canning
ing at the H. A. Hooker home In Co home in Olympia niter visiting se
W ith every * 5 .0 0 cash purchase of any other
veral weeks with her sister In law, Club" tinder the direction of Mrs
lumbia
district.
THE BEST IN TALKING
Hinellne, sponsored a silver tea Wed
Mrs.
Scott
Brown.
Mr. and Mrs. D. F. Mlttlesdorf and
merchandtae In our store, you can buy 10 0 lbs.
Mrs. Verta Warden of Portland Is nesday afternoon which was held at
P IC TU R E,,.
family of Pendleton visited Saturday
the
J.
S.
Burnham
home.
A
short
pre
|
of sugar for * 5 .1 9 . Total CashiPurchase * 1 0 .1 »
and Sunday at the P. P. Sullivan visiting nt the Carl Caldwell home.
Hermlnton, Orejron
Leland Smith has returned to Eu
home. Mr. Mlttlesdorf formerly op
.iu<i vi
erated the Shell OH company station gene where he will be employed. Mr.
Smith has been visiting his cousins
hero.
PROGRAM ,
Walter and Carl Caldwell.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
A.
C.
Volker
of
Du
FRIDAY . SÁTURDÁY
Ruymond McNabb and Robert Pike
pont, Wn.. visited Tuesday with Mr.
C ko
o se th e ~
and Mrs. A. E. Bensel, who live on motered to Pasco Saturday.
nMiltlkt' 11
General Merchandise
Ph„ _ .
Mrs. Wilmot has gnno to Califor
the North Hill. Mr. Volker was sup
erintendent of schools here at one nia to vlBit her daughter.
Ted Riidhc of Spokane, Wash., vi
time.
I*
Nr and Mrs. O. M. Clark and sited here last week.
then M e a l Planning
Eugene Hyatt has returned from
RFe
family spent the Fourth of July at
another
visit
with
his
grandmother
Tg>* Urewster, Wn., visiting Mrs. Clurke’s
is I .M S 'f
I
parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Cren Mrs. Charles Hyatt, In Heppner.
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Bly and sons I
elles. They also visited In Aberdeen
F. B. BABKCB, Ag^zit
Stanley and Shelby und Mr. Ely’s '
while away.
"You Can’t Kill A Reporter” was
mother motored to Walla Walla to
Mrs.
A.
J.
Ackley
and
young
son
F ib lá ta d ill the to te r a t.
u ,,
„ j
Let the Meat D ecide
hia shield. And his stories ripped
of Yakima, Wn., are spending the j spend the fourth.
the underworld wide open! But
T
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a
X
-ln
m
lim
b
e
r
Co.
Phone
331
the Vegetables
next two weeks with her parents,
bullets can’t tell reportera from
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Nation. Mra. Ack
•
Yol. s i
Hermiston, Or., Thursday, July 9. 1931
anyone else.
ley graduated from the Hermiatoon
No. 28
high schoo and is well known here.
HELP YOURSELF TO H E A L TH
i
H
ere
is
an
idea
or
two:
Also Entertaining Short Features
R. C. Todd and daughter Miss
Editorial
paper and saw an an tion will protect your
Fannie Todd, together with Dr. and
Lamb and Peas
The government has nouncement of his home and family from
Mra. G. E. Holt of Pendleton motor
SUNDAY AND MONDAY
been experimenting in death. He immediately
Pork and Green Beans
ed to Wallowa lake last Friday and
»he heat of summer
i« economical
an effort to make the rang up a friend.
and the cold of winter.
.«pent the Fourth there. They re
Ham
and
Spinach
,
paper dollar mere dur
*'BflI," he said, "have
D A IL Y D ELIVER Y — BEST OF SERVICE
mained over the week end.
It Is a paying Invest
able. We'U take beck you seen the notice of
Vernon Waterman, youngest son
Beef
and
Beets
Phone 901 or 741
grow n FET THonsK. o » »
every mean t h i n g toy death In t h i s ment and we can show
of Mrs. Rena Waterman, of Camas,
you why.
Ten tipies , as
we’ve said If they’ll week’s Herald?"
Wn„ is now in Washington. D. C„
good as the
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make one that will
"Yes," replied Bill.
where he is attending school In or
best time youve
last from one pay day "Where are you speak
The bridge at the
der to learn the paper making trade.
r ever had.
to 'th e next.
Ing from now?”
Cold Springs road on
The Watermans are former residents
R. A. Browaeoa,
of Hermiston and are well known
the Wallula cut-off
JOE WINNIE IN HIT
here,
Editor
Do* those odd paint was
finished t h i s
HOT
LUNCHES
Mr. and Mra. A. Paulson and
Jobe »ow. n an your week.
foe E. Brown of the diminutive
daughter, Anita, and two sons, re-
No man can make w inlow s haven't a
mouth, and W lnni, Lightner of I turned from Moscow, Saturday, ac
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REFRESHING DRINKS
money without help screto, order some to
the cllnging-vlne tenderness. ap companied by Miss Eva Skinner, who
This old world get«
ing ether* to save day..!
haa been attending the University of
pear in ’’Sit Tight." which may
smaller every d a y .
«•V. That is why
SPORTING
GOODS
A I
That Is why we have
vou will always find
honestly be dubbed the funniest j Idaho. The Paulaona are former resi
dent« of Hermiston and visited a few !
One Swallow doesn't not seen some of you
our price« right. Qual
picture of the year The two iaff-
daya with Mra. Paulson's «later. Mr»,
ity goods for a low make
hummer and folks for so long. Drop
mahers are keepers of a fake
Ralph Richards, before returning to i
A. W. TURNBLAD
coet.
Ahe
ftftA
hot
day into the office and pay
health Institute. “ " “ -
their home in Portland. Misa Skinner
ue a visit, even If you
doe^i't
will visit old schoolmate« here fo r !
m
o
r e don’t buy anything.
Phone 411
Abo Comedy aftd
Nessi
up the won't follow. Insula-
some time,
; ie
Let’s get acquainted.
• la
Local
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Y our Old Shoes
M ade N ew
BOWMAN
SHOESHOP
“Buy Where Your Dollars Buy
More High Grade Goods.”
IOO lb# sack Sugar
- $5.19 -
¡©asta Styrairp
BURNHAM’S
EGGS
16c a dozen
MEAT DISH first
Swift & Company
r U M -A -L U M T IC K L E R
Meadowbrook Ice
I T T IÇ H
Hermiston
Meat
M arket
“The Home <»C
Q uality Meats.”
Hitt’s Confectionery
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