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THURSDAY, JUNE 23, 1933 mes THE HERMISTON HERALD, HERMISTON, OREGON PAGE TWO »■ . ■ -......... X 7-------- — - ■ - ■ - .-—"------------- 17 h —"2" cussed at the Commercial club meet- | grain field. If in the mountains, be ing Tuesday was to have one man sure that the camp fire is safeguard handle the distribution of supplies’ed from spreading in the event that from the relief warehouse and also a few coals remain. the Investigation of applications for | It is the duty of every citizen to relief. A program could be worked take precaution in preventing fire out with the city council whereby hazard. . each man receiving aid could pay for same by putting In a full day's The Longest Day. work cleaning vacant lots, grading June 21, Tuesday, is classed as streets, or assisting the city water progressive program. the longest day in the year, but C. master. which would eliminate the idea of C. Wylie, associate professor of as tronomy at the University of Iowa, charity, could be work out to be says that in reality December 22 beneficial to all parties concerned. The need of the person receiving aid will be the longest day of the year. He says June 21 will be the long- could be determined by the relief est "daylight day" but that on De- chairman. cember 22 will be long and here is It Is true, there are those who his explanation: would take advantage of such a "Because of the fact that we use movement, but efficient distribution mean time rather than apparent should be accomplished by a head time, sun moon is later from day to who devotes the major part of his day by about 30 seconds near the time to the work. It may seem, at date of the winter solstice. In mid present at least, that there are not November, for those living near a many people on the surrounding standard meridian, sun moon occurs projects who are in need of assist about 16 minutes before 12 while in ance, but with such a surplus on February It occurs about 14 min- hand, why not be prepared to meet utes after 12. mergencies that are sure to arise "When the sun moon is falling this winter. later from day to day by a clock running on mean, or average time, Fire Prevention. the length of day defined as the in The time of year for fire hazard terval from sun moon is more than is here. It behooves every i citizen to 24 hours. In this scene the longest watch his habits with cigarette day this year is December 22.”— stubs and matches. If traveling East Oregonian. ♦ • | ther of Mr. Roberts, was a visitor • at the Roberts home this week. Clarence Williams, half brother MINNEHAHA NEWS NOTES Published every Thursday at Hermis • to Baxter Hutchison, and daughter ton. Umatilla County, Oregon, by • Dona May, of LaGrande, were visit Pauline M. Stoop and Alfred Quiring, The annual school meeting of dis- ors at the Hutchison home Sunday, Publishers. trict No. 115 was held at the school Miss Williams will visit for two house Monday evening. M. T. Ma- weeks Entered as Second Class Matter tott was elected to serve Mrs. Horton and two children of ¡ December, 1906, Umatilla County, for three years, W. G. Rodda to' | REGARDING THE NEW LAW PROVIDING FOR PAYMENT serve for one year and C. Seitz was | Pendleton spent a few days visiting Oregon. elected as clerk. . at the O. A. Wells home. OF A TWO CENT TAX ON BANK CHECKS. WE HAVE Subscription Rates: Mrs. P. C. Albright was pleasant- ! A. W. Agnew of Portland spent a FROM NOT YET HAD ANY DEFINITE INFORMATION One Year ........................................ $2.00 ly surprised Friday when a party of few days in this district looking af- her friends came down from Pendle- | business interests, Six Mouths ................................... J1.00 THE TREASURY DEPARTMENT. ton. The ladies had a general good Three Months .......................................50 time and enjoyed a picnic dinner at Mrs. Wells, mother of O. A. Wells the Minnehaha springs. Those in returned from Portland last week to the party were Mrs. Fred Lamber- | visit with her son. son. Mrs. Bill White. Mrs. Frank । IF PATRONS WILL CALL ON JUNE 21st. OR AS SOON ION Clark, Mrs. Ed Ralston, Mrs. Mur- THEREAFTER AS CONVENIENT, WE WILL BE ABLE TO ray and Mrs. Thomas. Mrs. Guy Cronk assisted the hostess during GIVE YOU INFORMATION AS TO HOW YOUR CHECKING UMATILLA NEWS ITEMS the afternoon. Miss Georgia Thom visited friends • ACCOUNT WILL BE HANDLED AT THE LEAST INCON- Preserving Foodstuffs. at Adams over the week end. . W. G. Rodda and Frank were in j The Hermiston Commercial club, ’ VENIENCE AND COST TO YOU. reaaieton on business Tuesday. ruesuuy. i Mrs. Nora Berwick spent several Pendleton the Ladies Auxiliary to the Farm Charley Rogers of Milton is visit-days of last week shopping In Port- Bureau and other local civic organi ing with his niece. Mrs. W. A. Hine- land. zations have discussed the question line. . „.rs. Jim O’Connell and daughter /Last week Mrs. Fred Painter en- of Portland are visiting with Mr. of gathering all surplus foodstuffs, Joyed a visit from her parents, Mr. O’Connell, and other relatives in including vegetables, fruits, and of Hermiston and Mrs. Allstott of Heppner. r ---- *‘- --# ------- Umatilla and Plymouth. meats, from all possible sources, and Howard Young is at Camp Clatsop Capital, Surplus and Undivided Profits Over $50,000. Fay Gardener was a Portland vi canning It at the cooperative can for two weeks. sitor for several days of last week, j F. B. SWAYZE, President R. ALEXANDER. Vice-President Dorothy and Dan Russell are down nery, which will later be turned Melvolia Root, who has been visit A R NORTON, Cashier D. M. DEETER, Asst. Cashier from Pendleton to spend the sum ing at the home of her aunt and un over to the relief committee for dis mer with their grandparents, Mr. cle, Mr. and Mrs. Leo Root, returned tribution this winter. It costs Just and Mrs. P. C. Albright. home Sunday. 6 12 cents a can to preserve this sur O. K. Mudge returned from Port IIUIIO Jess Connell spent several days of plus food which may be a means of land Sunday. He had been there to last week in Portland. attend the American Legion conven keeping some family from going tion meeting. . George Schatz of Gale Spinning of Portland visited hungry this coming winter. One HOT LUNCHES Portland substituted at the station at the home of his grandfather over : careless- along the highway, do not dollar would pay tor the processing during Mr. Mudge’s absence. the week end. of 15 cans and this money could be ly throw a lighted cigarette stub to Mrs. O. K. Mudge is visiting her Bill Roberts has returned from a REFRESHING DRINKS mother, Mrs. Margaret Hamblet at months visit in Washington around donated by individuals as well as the side of the road where there is CHURCH NOTES Spokane. danger of ft igniting, causing thous local civic organizations. Olympia. Mr. and Mrs. Guy Cronk enjoyed Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Rice enter A new plan of distribution dis- ands of dollars damage to timber or SPORTING GOODS a visit from a former schoolmate, tained a group of young people Wed Clyde Kelly of Emmett, Idaho. honoring Mr. Rice’s 8900009900000000000000000000000000000000000000098 Virginia Rodda who has been nesday evening Harry Rhode. After games CHRISTIAN SCIENCE CHURCHES teaching in Corvallis, returned home brother. played, a delicious luncheon of (Ts the Universe, Including Man, Sunday for the summer vacation. were ice cream and cake was served. Miss Rodda is re-employed in Cor Those - Evolved by Atomic Force?” young people in attendance vallis for next year’s school. was the subject of the Lesson- Ser were: Betty McKenzie, Margaret HERMISTON, OREGON PHONE 100 A. D. Smith of Westland motored Brown, Myrtle Eyrnes, May Wurs- mon in all Churches of Christ, to Freewater on business Wednes aer, Dorothy Tonies, June Butson, Scientist, on Sunday, June 19. day. Maxine Rhode, Annabelle and The Golden Text was, "The J. M. Thom, Jr., and Bill Com- Elaine Spencer, Gene Tonies. Donald heavens declare the glory of God; Richard Gillivand of Portland is stock left for Montana Tuesday. Harryman, Bobby and Claude Rhode and the firmament sheweth his visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. They are going on a fishing trip. Oliver McNabb, and the honor guest, handywork" (Ps. 19:1). Mr. and Mrs. William Kryger Harry Rhode. Fred Knudson. spent Monday in Pendleton. Among the citations which com Mrs. Wm. Shepherd and daughter Mrs. Gladys Mrs. Pearl Jarvis, Quz L tjwd Miss Nora McDaid, Miss Margaret Lange and Mrs. Jess. Connell and Thelma and Marian visited in Port prised the Lesson-Sermon was the COno Puts McDaid and Mary Rodda are enjoy- laughter Josephine motored to Pen- land Friday and Saturday. UNDER THE . following from the Bible: "O Lord y À ng the summer school at Corvallis. my God, thou art very great; . . . Mr. and Mrs. Walter Bullard of Monday on business. Miss Nora McDaid, who teaches in ileton Mrs. D. W. Jackson and daughter Heppner visited Saturday and Sun- who stretchest out the heavens like Morrow County, is a club leader. Louise have returned from a weeks lay in Umatilla. a curtain: . . . Who laid the founda Margaret McDaid received a county to Portland where they visi- Mr. and Mrs. Frank Clark re tions of the earth, that it should not scholarship from Morrow county for visit Miss Jackson’s brother Alvin turned Tuesday after a weeks visit be removed for ever” (Ps. 104:1, 2, sewing club work and Mary Kodda ted Jukres. They also attended the in Portland and Seaside. 5). won a Umatilla county scholarship. Rose Festival. Mr. and Mrs. Pace of Portland vi Mrs. Fred Painter was bitten by a The Lesson-Sermon also included At the annual school board elec- sited Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Carlyle Marble is rattle snake Saturday. Dr. the following passage from the elec- one day last week. lion Monday, Floyd Miller was treating the injury which does not led as school director. Mrs. Elmore Christian Science textbook, "Sci II. B. Hull. Miss Agnes Kendler, appear to be very serious. ence and Health with Key to the McKenzie and Henry Crisman tied Mrs. C. A. Flanningan who has Cor clerk. Later it was decided that accompanied by Joe Norton of Her OVER Scriptures”, by Mary Baker Eddy: miston, motored to Walla Walla been suffering from a severe case of Mrs. McKenzie won out. “A material world implies a mortal Walla Monday to a Red & White Lonsolitis is somewhat improved. The Executive Committee of the meeting. mind and man a creator. The Miss Merle Quick, who has been Christian Endeavor met at the Com scientific divine creation declares attending school in Washington, is munity church Friday evening Immortal Mind and the universe home for the summer vacation. they discussed plans to raise created by God. Infinite Mind Miss Mary McDaid of Pendleton is where money and also to have better at creates and governs all, from the here for a two weeks visit with home tendance of old members who are folks. mental molecule to infinity” (p.507). backsliding. Those officers present were Bernice Byrnes, president, An ♦ ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ $ » nie Wurster, secretary-treasurer, € Allan Hill, social chairman, Louise Byrnes, Look-out chairman, Devee COLUMBIA NEWS NOTES PINE CITY NEWS Brown, Missionary chairman, and Mildred Conlon, meeting chairman. COURIER TYPE ♦ ♦ ♦ GOING Due to the change of the railroad H. C. Frank and son of Kenne time table, two more men were let o. F. Bartholomew returned home from Montana Sunday morning wick, Wn., and Mr. and Mrs. L. I. out of service. Trains No. 11 and He shipped his sheep to Montana King and family were Sunday visit 12 are stopping at the "Y”, above last week. ors at the Hobert Helm home. Mrs. the upper crossing, and all passen will be obliged to board the Mrs. J. 8. Moore, Audrey. Naomi Frank and daughter, who have been gers RETURNING and Johnny Moore, visited at the visiting at the Helm home, returned train there. These changes took ef BOUGHT fect Sunday. The section crew is Roy Neill home Monday. IN PAIRS to Kennewick with Mr. Frank. Mrs. building a platform on which bag Several of the Pine City folks at gage will be loaded. 3Ox3S Cl. IT’S tended a dance given at the Ebson Frank and Mrs. King are Mrs. (Home by midnight that date) Rev. and Mrs. W. O. Miller have Helm’s sisters. home near Alpine Saturday night. BUY returned from a weeks trip to Salem. SMART Lou and Burl Wattenburger have Joe Udey drove to LaGrande Sun- Leander Erwin has gone to Wash made several trips to the mountains day with Mr. and Mrs. O. O. Felt- ington where he will find employ GOOD for information Firestone for wood. They report that the wood house, Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Watson ment. TO— COURIER TYPE is being hauled out of the mountains Evelyn Foord spent Friday at the SHOES about these over- and son Earl, and Sylvia Shutter. very fast. A. E. McFarland home with her Order Tire They visited Mr. and Mrs. Jack Wal Neill and Ber- Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Each and friend, Margaret Bowman. Price Each the-holiday fares, ' , nice and Harold were dinner guests ler and Jean while there. The Wal T. S. Tilson spent Sunday In Port then 4.40-21.... 93.10 < i at the Roy Neill home Sunday. ler family formerly lived in Colum land. 4.50-21 3.55 call on or address 1 ’ Marion Finch was a business visi- bia district. They also visited Mrs. Keep them Frances Stephens of Maryhill 4.75-19 3.98 : : tor in Echo last Friday. 30x312Cl 2.89 5.75 REPAIRED i > J. S. Moore and Russell Moore Felthouse's brother, Lester Sinder ferry was a Umatilla visitor Satur day evening. ' [ went to the mountains Monday for and family. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Clark. Mrs. I , , wood. Mrs. C. A. Keller and two child Agent ( i « Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Wattenburger ren returned home Friday from Ro Wendell Lewelyn and Mrs. Elmore | McKenzie retai ned Friday from { , and children were business visitors ? , In Heppner Wednesday of last week. chester, Minn., where Mrs. Keller Portland where they attended Grand OLDFIELD TYPE 1 • The baseball game between Pine has been taking treatment at the Lodge. Mrs. Gram and Wallace Spencer { ’ City and Alpine Sunday at Pine Ci- Mayo Brothers’ hospital. She is get motored to Pendleton Sunday where i > ty was attended by a large crowd. ting along nicely. they visited Mr. Spencer’s daughter, 1} The Pine City team won the game A group of young folks enjoyed a Jeanne. Jeanne has been very ill "EACH : , by two points. EACH party given by Charles Hunt at his at the St. Anthony’s hospital at <> Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Wattenburger . WHEN Pendleton. ¡ ’ and Burl Wattenburger made a busi- home Saturday evening. da Bi BOUGHT Mr. and Mrs. D. M. Walsh and ? , liess trip to Umatilla Sunday morn- Martin Lenz returned Tuesday grandson David Stearns were dinner 29 IN PAIRS IN PAIRS ' » ing. 4.Lo 21 g 440.21 { , A school meeting was held at the from a visit to Portland. Salem, and [guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Bowens on i > Pine City school house Monday af- Lebanon, making the trip on his I in Hermiston Mrs. W. A. Conlon and daughter •ternoon. Herman Young was reelec- motorcycle. Mildred motored to Pendleton Mon ¡ : I ted as school district clerk and Char- Mr. and Mrs. Meeker of Salem day where they spent the afternoon i > 1 ley Bartholomew was reelected as visited at the Alpha Christley home Firestone shopping. 1} school director. SENTINEL TYPE OLDFIELD TYPE Mr. and Mrs. Kennison of Stan i : Marion Finch made a trip to the Sunday. ♦ Special ow Ow Del Christley left Monday for field visited their daughter, Mrs. Gur > mountains for wood Sunday morn- Crand Wat Brand Mail “par Bxkee Cash Price Kenneth Trumbull Thursday and size Cash Price Can Price UN Order Tire [ ing Order Tire Portland with a truck load of stock | Each Per Pal Each Price fach Price Each , Mrs. Wm. McCarty and Wilma Me for F. W. Leni and Joe Bumgartner. Friday. Mrs. Ben Spinning and Mrs. Fern > Carty visited Mrs. Walt Wiggles- »4.79 4.40-21 $4.79 89.30 Spinning of Pilot Rock were visiting Gilbert Costa accompanied him. ’ worth Friday. 5.35 10.30 4.50-20 4.40-21 $3.57 $3.59 $6.98 5.35 GO TO Mrs. O. O. Felthouse and Mrs. M. in Umatilla Sunday. Gale Spinning > Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Wattenburger 5.43 1.50-21 10.54 5.43 STANDARD L. Watson were callers at the C. A. ’ returned to Pilot Rock with them • Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Wattenburger 6.33 12.32 4.75-19 6.33 3.95 “-53-21 3.9s 7.66 Sunday evening. , and children attended the show in Keller home Tuesday. 6.43 11.48 4.75-20 6.43 Mort for your Jim Means of Portland spent the 6.65 5.00-19 6.65 12.90| i Hermiston Sunday night. 4.63 $.75-19 4.63 3.00 Mrs. J. D. Waghorn was a dinner week end in Umatilla with his wife 6.96 5.00-21 13.54 0.96 money ‘ Wilma McCarty. Mrs. William Me 5.25-21 8. IS 15.82 •■IS ; Carty and Mrs. Walt Wigglesworth guest at the N. W. Bloom home Sun who is visiting at the Knight home. 4.85 5.00-19 4.05 9.44 16.46 8.48 5.50-19 6.48 Mr. and Mrs. Irwin Chapman mo > visited at the Moore home ond also day. 10.85 6.00-19 10.85 21.04 } at the Roy Neill home Friday after- Mrs. C. L. Upham entertained Sun tored to Pendleton Saturday where 5.9s 11.64 10.95 6.00-20 10.95 5.25-21 6.98 21.24 they spent the week end with Mr. , noon. Other Sises Pri»jK>rtiunt:t^ly Low 1 Oth^r Situ troportioMittly | > Mrs. Ollie Neill made a business day evening, complimenting her son, Chapman’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. D. TT is not difficult to hold down every gear and bearing — and it’s a Dick, on his birthday. Invited guests C. Chapman. Frances Chapman who , trip to Echo Tuesday. - repair and maintenance costs for complicated job. He knows what + Firestone do not manufacture tires under special brand names for mail order , Murray Potts, who for the past included Mr. and Mrs. John Jendrze- has been visiting in Pendleton with your car. Proper lubrication will do your car needs. bouses and others to distribute. Special Brand Tires are made without the manu- 1 two years has been staying at the jewski and family, and Miss Fern her grandparents returned home facturer’s name. They are sold without his guarantee or responsibility for service. it, every time. ; Joe Foley home, left Friday after- Lindner. with her parents. Every Firestone tire bearthe Firestone name and the quality excels that of special Keep your car in condition with brand mail order tires cold at the same prices. > noon while Mr. and Mrs. Foley were Your Standard Lubrication Specialist Standard Lubrication.—Then feel Mrs. John Wurster and daughters The annual meeting of the school ‘ in town. No trace has been found Li.'trn to the “ Vcico of Lirestone" Errry Monday Night Over N. B. C. NttUnwh Network May. Annie, and Sara, accompanied knows what greases to use and where it GO with “Standard” Gasoline! board for oCIumbla district was held by Louise Byrnes, Margaret Brown. : of him as yet. to put them. He has the tools to reach STANDARD OIL COMPANY OF CALIFORNIA Monday. John Conrad was elected Verna Byrnes and Paul Walsh and clerk, and I. O. Buell, director. Fav- Elton Fromdalk and Marvla George orable vote was cast to retain three attended the show "Delicious” Sat urday. teachers. Darwin Shaw who recently moved H. J. Stillings took two carloads to Butter Creek with his father was of stock to Portland this week and a visitor at the Sterns home Sunday. Ralph Thorne and Dave Becks of returned Tuesday. He reports the Pendleton visited in Umatilla with price of live hogs at 50 cénts. •r STANDARD STATIONS, INC., AND RED WHITE e ELUE DEALERS Milo McFarland and John Wurster Charles Roberts Of Portland, bro Sunday, Che Bermistnn Gierali NOTICE! as director FIRST NATIONAL BANK Hitt’s Confectionery | WHILE THEY LAST! TIRES Tax FREE! BUY NOW... This offer Is limited •. • While our stock lasts we are selling Firestone extra-value tires at tax-free -- prices • •. and se when these t‘4 are gone the THE • •• June 30, July 1,2,3,4 go up! July 12 Don’t Delay ... Buy now and SAVE! BOWMAN SHOE SHOP Firestone 249 casate ‘ 065 gre. UNION PACIFIC E KNEW JUST WHAT WE NEEDED/” Tirestone Black & White Garage ADVERTISE Hermiston, Oregon and it will sell? Phone 871 STANDARD GASOLINE
