Image provided by: Hermiston Public Library; Hermiston, OR
About The Hermiston herald. (Hermiston, Or.) 19??-1984 | View Entire Issue (April 5, 1934)
THURSDAY. APRIL 5, 1934. THE HERMISTON HERALD, HERMISTON, OREGON. PAGE FOUR Local Happenings R. H. McAtee was re-elected sup erintendent of the Hermiston schools at an early meeting of the board. His name was omitted from the no tice of re-election last week. Easter Ball at Stanfield Saturday, April 7. Music by Yellow Jackets. ad F. S. Beddow of Pendleton was a Hermiston visitor Monday. Paul Miller, Tom Wilson and two sons Phillip and Floyd, motored to Pasco, Wn., Sunday on business. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Quick and fam ily visited relatives and friends in Toppenish, Wn.. Sunday. Mrs. Lois Woods, graduate nurse at the Hermiston hospital spent the week end with friends in La Grande. Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Rohrman re turned from Portland Saturday after attending a Ford show there. They brought back two new V-8s. Miss Rachael Sloan, first grade teacher, attended the principals and teachers meeting In La Granda Sat urday. Easter Parker Arthur of Echo was a busi- ess visitor In Hermiston Tuesday. Miss Margaret Neary of Echo was Hermiston visitor Sunday. D W. Davis, deputy county as- is In Hermiston the first 1 the week. John Whitney visited his sister and grandmother in Grandview, ue last week, print dresses, 7 to 14 Adv $1.00 Amsberry's. Paul Miller motored to Yakima, Wn . last Saturday with Mrs. Clara M. Bault, who has been visiting for everal weeks in Columbia dixtrict. Mrs. Harland Graham of Elgin spent the week end with her hus- band, who is employed at the J. S. Burnham store. lawn rakes, 15c; small garden Adv ools, 10c. Amsberry's. A V-8 pick-up truck was delivered io the Stanfield Irrigation district office this week by the Rohrman Motor company. Mrs. F. Kelley was called to San Francisco, Calif., Tuesday by the illness of her sister. She will re- nain for an indefinite period. Mrs McKinley will be at Alma Hitt's Shop Wednesday, April 11. ad BALL GOLD FISH at STANFIELD HALL SATURDAY, APRIL? SALE Music by ¡Starting Tuesday YELLOW APRIL 10th JACKETS SUPPLY LIMITED ? ♦ HERMISTON DRUG CO Hermiston Altar Society SOCIAL O asis THEATRE Hermiston, Ore Friday and Saturday EC .. G MELODRAMA ABC ARD A BUS! Lew Ayres in "Cross Country Cruise” CHAPTER 9 OF DEVIL HO SE Sunday On is @ YOU ASKED FOR ATOTIIER Ik Sac D 0 $i az "CON COMEDY. . cUs ShOW” Starting 2:30 BACON 1. .E WRANGLE. S--Here It Is— Bigger and Better Pound « Pa *4 Medium Weight NO INCREASE IN ADMISSION PRICES) PICNIC HAMS THE. RODEO of THE AIR ON THE STAGE / Pound -——$ PEANUT BUTTER- NHACKLEY — ad hit — . KLAHOMA pl., boys ‘Opi, "liai, PAwei, RADIO STARS of N.D.C.tr C.B.S. NETWORKS The picture is the most human s orv ever told! Will James' famous steed in a Will James story . . , . action, thrills and real love drama between a gi 1 and a man. SMOKY, Victor Jory, Irene Bently AND Will James “ , 4 SANDWICH SPRFAD CRESCENT Pound Baking Powder ENGLISH TOMATO DISEASE FOUND IN OREGON PLANTING. Warning for Oregon tomato grow ers, especially those who grow early fruit in greenhouses, to be on the lookout for a new and extremely serious virus disease has just been issued by the Oregon State college experiment station. The dreaded English spotted wilt has just been identified on plants brought to the station from a greenhouse along the Oregon coast. Dr. F. P. McWhorter, federal plant pathologist who made the identification, is hoping that the disease is confined to that one par ticular spot as this disease is some times seed borne and the grower Quart Pound COFFEE, Glass Jar, Lb. High Grade K. C. Quart 16c 29C PRINCE ALBERT 1 Pound Can Pkg. MACARONI or NODDIES FRIDAY Baking Powder Laundry Soap Lard - - - 10 ize Hermiston, Oregon nars ounds 440 QUART BURNHAM’S MOrenaradise HERMISTON, OREGON HERMISTON, OREGON WAREHOUSE OPPOSITE OF BUYERS POULTRY AND EGGS M. M. Smith, Agent, Hermiston - APRIL 6th to 9th, inclusive POUND PACKAGE Farina Baking Cocoa Collin’s Wheat Cereal CALUMET Double Action Our Mother’s 9 Lb. Bag 398 Favorite Brand 6 Box Carton 22C Walnuts Soft Shell Diamond Brand 2, Lbs POWDER 22 Lbs Lbs 2 Lbs. Extra Fine Granulated A favored blend—Ground when sold 3 Lbs. 550 Catsup Yolo Brand 25c Soap Bottles P& G White Laundry 38c Potatoes Local Grown U. S. No. 2s 100 Lb Sack PHONE 241 65c 19c Sugar AIRWAY 2 Rhubarb 590 Coffee White King Granulated Soap Large 28c Package All Day Saturday SWIFT & COMPANY Fluff-i-est — They melt in your mouth $1.69 Schilling’s Coffee Demonstration OSBORN APARTMENTS Best Foods—Rich Delicious Flavor Safeway — A Perfect Family Flour 49 Lb. Sack 25c OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN & SURGEON W SATURDAY - MONDAY Flour 23c N (Dr. A. C. Willcutt Marshmall f ws 5 19c who brought the plants in said he had obtained the seed from England where this disease is prevalent. This disease is entirely distant from the various virus diseases com mon to the northwest at present, and much more serious, says Dr. Me Whorter. Leaves of affected plants become reddened, the plant itself is badly stunted, and fruit is borne sparsely if at all and is under-sired. In England and Australia the di sease is carried from plant to plant mostly by thrips. Any grower who suspects that they might have the disease in their plantings are re quested to send or take a sample to the state college for identification. Mayonnaise 5c Pay nPackit 29c HERMISTON, OREGON $$09999049099999 00900 9039998909909091101111000 0 SAFEWAY VALUES ARE GREATEST (Fresh Pie Plant) Local Grown Nalley’s Salad Dressing OREGON HARDWARE & IMPLEMENT CO. QUALITY FOR QUALITY Matches MUSTARD Mild beauty for your own home. SAFEUAY STORES Quart I See the I 4C 35c 19c 4 > • i 2 ’ actual rugs. You will quick O WESSON OIL | CHEESE select smartest examples of 1 , today’s floor style. C. M. Bentley, examiner of opera tors and chauffeurs, will be in Her miston Saturday, April 7th, at the city library, between the hours of 9:00 a. m. and 5:00 p. m.. respect- ively, according to announcement released from the Secretary of State’s office. All those wishing permits or licenses to drive cars are asked to get in touch with Mr. Bentley during these hours. Lbs. Quart helped these rugs as the newest and Auto License Examiner Coining. Oval Cans Woityiejdo, - tta JW ------ < c., .0 A nation-wide jury of homemakers ly agree that here is new for SARDINES Armstrong’s Quaker Rugs Miss Dorcas Throop, daughter of Mrs. Chas. Lynch of Hermiston, and Mr. Earl Carson, son of Mr. and Mrs. S. L. Carson, were united in marriage Wednesday, April 4, at the home of Rev. Rice, pastor of the Christian church in Walla Walla. Mrs. Carson is a senior in the Hermiston high school and will continue her studies and graduate with her class this spring. and Mr. and Mrs. M. E. Root of Uma- tilla have announced the engage- ment of their daughter Barbara to Fred Neth of Vancouver, Wn. Miss Root is a graduate of the Hermiston high school and has been attending | business college in Portland. Th------- Mr. and Mrs. J. Logan celebrated their fourth wedding anniversary Sunday evening, with a dinner and I cards. Covers were laid for Mr. and 4 Blue Ribbon { Carson-Throop. Merchandise of all Kinds. ECHO. ORE. — PHONE 363 [FRATERNAL Notes SOMETHING NEW IN PICTURES! Mrs. M. Gardiner, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Coxen. Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Berry and R. C. Tillery of Hermiston, and Miss Ella Craig and Walter Wall of Stan field. Mrs. Gardiner and Mr. Coxen won high score in pinochle, and Mrs Berry and Mr. Smith, consolation. STAATS & SON CCIIE EARLY! Sponsored by Miss Evelyn Thorsen of Stanfield, Walter Holt, county : gent from Pendleton. was a business visitor In who is a student at Behnke-Walker usiness college in Portland, was Hermiston Saturday. Leonard H. Pearson is a medical ■ he guest of Miss Barbara Wessell patient in the Hermiston hospital Wednesday afternoon. She is visiting this week. His wife was called from her parents in Stanfield this week. Mrs. McKinley will show prom Seattle because of his illness. Our candies and nuts are always dresses at Alma Hitt’s Shop Wed., adv fresh and low priced. Amsberry's ad April 11. Miss Betty Ralph was a guest last Miss Faye Green of Stanfield fractured a Lone in her right arm Friday night at the Bachelor Boys’ early this week while cranking a lub house party i Pendleton. Clay Wood of Irrigon was a Her car. The Misses Alma Rohrman and miston visitor Tuesday of this week. Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Sinden and Myrtle Minnie of Pendleton were guests Saturday of Mr. and Mrs. A. daughter Maxine of LaGrande visit F. Rohrman. ed over the week end with Mr. and Enamels, paints, varnishes, brush- | Mrs. O. O. Felthouse. Mr. Sinden is es. All low priced. Amsherry s. Adv Mrs. I elthouse's brother. Mrs. Alice Stone left Tuesday Easter Ball at Stanfield Saturday, night for Portland where she will April 7. Musicrby Yellow Jackets, ad isit lier cousin, Mrs. Robert Hobbs. Mrs. G. E. Gilbert and son George Mr. Hobbs is quite ill in the hos of Palouse, Wn.. were the house pital. fuests of Miss Esther Sibert last Mrs. E. E. Fretwell of Fruitland, veek. Mrs. Sibert teaches in Palouse Idaho, arrived Tuesday night and and was visiting here while the will visit for the next two weeks schools were closed because of an with her sister, Mrs. Guy Amsberry, epidemic of measles, and mother, Mrs. Phoebe Palmer. f' and • *' * H. * Mr. Mrs. R. McAtee, Miss Mrs. Mary Morrow of Portland is Myrtle McAtee, Miss Margaret El the guest of her daughter and fam liott, and Mrs. W. J. Cochran motor ily, Dr. and Mrs. A. W. Christopher ed to La Grande Saturday where the son, this week. Principals and Teachers meeting Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Smith of Pine was in session. City were Hermiston visitors Sun Cooked food sale Saturday, April day. Mr. Smith is principal of the1 14, at Burnhams, at 10 A. M. By Pine City school. ladies M. E. church. Adv Mr. and Mrs. Jack Weaver plan to Merrill Morgan of Portland visit motor to Baker Saturday where they ed at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Chas. .ill visit relatives. Mr. Weaver is Clark over the week end. He is em employed by the state highway de- ployed in the creamery department ..artment. of Swift & Co., in Portland, and Easter Ball at Stanfield Saturday, was returning to his work after at April 7. Music by Yellow Jackets, ad tending the funeral of his mother at Miss Alta Lillie, teacher of math Joseph. ematics in the La Grande high Dr. T. W. Bibb, president of Al- school, is the house guest of . Mrs. ,7 - W. , " | bany "919 “P9Y: —119' college, and A. A. Goerning, L. Hamm this week during the dean of the school, were in Hermis spring vacation. ton last Thursday evening enroute Mr and Mrs. N. R. Mueller and to Spokane where they attended an Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Rohrman were educational conference .They called endieton visitors Sunday, where on Miss Arlyne Clark, daughter of they saw the new stream-lined U. P. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Clark, who is a train, and visited at the home of Mr. graduate of Albany college. and Mrs. Chas. Rohrman Easter Ball at Stanfield Saturday, Esther Seeliger of Haines, Illinois, April 7. Music by Yellow Jackets. ad and her mother Mrs. Chas. Seeliger, Mr. and Mrs. R. H. McAtee left Sr., are guests this week at the Wednesday for Spokane, Wn., where Chas. Seeliger home in the Westland Mr. McAtee will attend the Inland district. Empire Teacher’s meeting. Miss Nola Henning accompanied them to Rosalia, Wn., where she and Mrs. McAtee will visit friends and rela tives until the latter part of the week. They expect to return Satur day. NEW & SECOND HAND 12 Lbs. Oranges Sweet Juicy Navels Medium Size 2, Doz. Lettuce Large Solid Sweet Lettuce EACH Suntex A Cleanser and Bleachant 21 Oz. Bottle 9c Jell Well A most delicious dessert Choice of Flavors Package HERMISTON — 7
