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1906, Umatilla County,
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Merits
Promotion.
The many people who already
know about Garnet D. Best's pro­
motion to county agent of Wallowa
county, stationed at Enterprise, or
who will read about It in this is-
sue of the Herald, will regret to
lose Mr. Best from the field where
he has served farmers for more than
three years. We join them In the
pleasure of Mr. Beet's promotion
MORE TIRE
FOR YOUR
but regret with them to losing an
assistant county agent who has been
a friend and source ot information
to every farmer ia the territory he
served.
W. L. Teutsch, assistant county
agent leader from Oregon State col­
lege. who was here yesterday, stated
that Mr. Best had merited the pro­
motion because his work here has
been so very satisfactory. Amons
other things. Mr. Teutsch said. Mr.
Best has aided farmers la organiz-
Inc producer-owned and controlled
marketing associations, made mater­
ial progress in elimination of disease
is dairy rattle, and been active in
4-H club work.
Mrs. Best. too. has been very ac­
tive in community affairs, having
been president of the Americnn Le-
gion Auxiliary for the past year.
She will be missed greatly.
William A. Sswyer. who. with the
approval of the State Board of
Higher Education, will succeed Mr.
Best here, comes to fill a difficult
position, but has had practical ex­
perience on irrigated farms in Jose-
phine county under quite similar
conditions as prevail in Umatilla
county. He will soon carry on with
the work where Mr. Best has left it.
and he will find the farmers here
more then willing to cooperate.
We join in wishing the Best fam­
ily continued success and prosperity
in the new field.
CHURCH NOTES
MAMry
HERMISTON UNION CHURCH
C. R. Moore. Pastor
Sunday school at 10:00 A. M
Classes for all ages.
Preaching service at 11:00
M. Sermon theme "Who 1.
Christian."
The men’s class meds
9:30 to 10:40 In the Legion ha i
The lesson this Sunday Is on
"Caln and Abel." The women’
class meets in the church at 16
A. M.
Christian Endeavor at 7:00 P.
M., discussing “Christ's Part in
Sorrow and Worry."
The evening sermon starts
8:00 o'clock and will be on the
form of a "Blackboard Sermon."
The young people's class In or
atory has been changed to Tues­
day night during the summer va
cation end at present Is meeting
tn the church.
We welcome you to the "Home­
like Church."
As low as
95
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THURSDAY, JUNE 21, 1934
THE HERMISTON HERALD, HERMISTON, OREGON.
PAGE TWO
METHOD ST CHURCH
Re». W. A. Brigge, Minister.
A Children's Day program will b
„iven at 10:00 A M. Sunday dur­
ing the regular worship hour, fol
lowed by Sunday school at 11:00
o'clock.
Because of the absence of Mr.
Briggs, who Is attending state con­
ference In Portland this week, there
will be no evening service, either
preaching or Epworth League.
HERMISTON BAPTIST CHURCH
J. T. Doyle. Minister.
Bible school at 10:00 A. M. Wor­
ship and preaching at 11:00 A. M
PINE CITY NEWS
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By Oleta Neill
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Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Neill and
daughter Bernice and Mrs. E. B
Wattenburger and daughter Lucille
were business visitors In Pendleton
Saturday. Gwenneth Neill, grand-
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Neill, re
turned home with them for a short
visit.
Mrs. Ralph Corrlgal was In Hepp­
ner Tuesday.
Mrs. Charley Bartholomew and
Mrs. Marion Finch were business
isitors In Hermiston Tuesday morn-
ng.
Earle Wattenburger Is now work-
ng at the T. J. O'Brien ranch.
T. J. O'Brien and family visited
I the Corrigal home Sunday. Mal-
aim O’Brien stayed at Corrigals for
• few days.
Mrs. Hixon of Pleasant Valley
pent the week end with her daugh
ter, Mrs. H. E. Young. Holmer
Prague, Mrs Young’s son, returned
> his home after spending a couple
f ,'jnths with his grandmother.
The annual school election wa
ield at Pine City Tuesday. T. J
‘Brien waa elected as director am
Mrs Faye Finch was rehired clerk.
Mrs. C. H
Bartholomew, Mrs
Truman Sethers, Mrs. Ollie Neill
Mrs. W. D. Neill and Mr. Strüther
attended the funeral of Ed. Kellogg
at Lone Rock Tuesday.
Frank Helms and Harvey Ayers
are now hauling wood out ot the
mountains. This week they are
hauling wood to Echo and alter that
they will haul It on the creek.
A tire was started on the Ollie
Neill ranch Thursday when a fire
cracker was set off in the grass
about a hundred yard below the
sheepshed. Several of the neighbors
helped fight the firs but It almost
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gy
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PENNOCK’S
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HERMISTON. ORE.
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children, and Bonnie Moore, who
sage bushes in that section.
G. E. Greathouse. J. F. Lane and have been visiting for a few days at
■ ■ the St. Viacent hospital at Port- C. M. McCall attended the world the Walsh home.
School board election
held
land for over a week, returned to
her home on Butter Creek Tuesday horseshoe tournament in Pendleton. Monday at the community hall. Joe
Mr and Mrs. E. Ji. Wheeler of Springer was elected on the board.
afternoon.
re-elected
has Portland and Mr. and Mrs. James Mrs. E. McKenzie
Jimmy Healy of Heppner
spent the past week at the John Ban ford of Hillside, Ore., were week clerk.
end visitors at the F. A. Baker home.
Darwin Shaw returned to his |
Healy ranch.
home after visiting his mother.
Phebe Sethers visited at the Mar-
held at the Presbyterion church Art Powell of Portland.
ion Finch home Tuesday.
Mrs. Harry Cramer and son Art,
T. J. O’Brien and daughter Kath­ Sunday morning during the Sunday
erine and son Gordon were business school hour. Everybody is cordially and Delbert Van Schoiack of The
nvited to attend.
Dalles, is visiting at the Van Schoi-
visitors in Echo Tuesday.
W. P. Trumbull and Kenneth ack home. Delbert has been visit­
Harold Neill ts now visiting with
Charley Plourd near Trumbull are employed with the ing at the Cramer home for a month
ailroad company in Arlington for
Pendleton.
Mr and Mr
E. Wattenburger he next month.
FLYING DOWN TO BIO" TO BE
Dr. James Claire, instructor of
pent Sunday afternoon at the Ollie
AT
OASIS SUNDAY AND MONDAY.
eed’s college, and family, were vi-
Neill home.
Itors
at
the
W
P.
Trumbull
home
A grass fire was started on the
One of the moet elaborate musi­
John Healy ranch Sunday morning >ne day last week. They were en­
cal extravaganzas ever produced.
when one of the hired men acciden­ route to Pittsbury, Penn., for their
"Flying Down to Rio," will show at
tally dropped a lighted match. Sev­ summer vacation.
Gordon Wolf. ranch forman, of the Oasis theatre Sunday and Mon­
eral of the neighbors helped fight
day, with a cast headed by Delores
the fire and practically no damagge Wm. Hanley, was a Stanfield visitor
Del Rio and Gene Raymond. Other
Tuesday.
Mr.
Hanley
ia
a
prominent
was done.
well-known playem in the picture
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Richie and farmer of Burna. Ore.
include Ginger Rogers, Roui Roul-
daughter. Hazel from Hermiston.
ien and Fred Astaire, famed danc­
spent Sunday at the G. H. Ayers
ing comedian. Roaring airplanes,
home.
flying chorines, soaring pianos and
UMATILLA
NEWS
Mm. Roy Neill visited at the home j
a acore of pretentious settings com­
By Louise Byrnes
ofher daughter. Mrs. Ralph Scott.
Tuesday afternoon.
Beth Cooney returned to her bine to establish a new mark for
Mrs. Ollie Neill and daughters. | home Sunday after visiting in Mea­ musical productions.
In the picture Gene Raymond, as
Neva and Lennä, visited at the C. H. | « ham and Pendleton where she vi-
an orchestra leader, takes his band
Bartholomew home Tuesday.
sited relatives.
to Rio de Janiero to open a show in
Tiny Caldwell and Bob Shinkle
Mm. Peter Carlson is now quite
a new hotel and on the way falls in
ill at her home. Miss Naorna Moore motored to Pendleton Saturday.
love with Delores Del Rio, daugh­
la working at the Carlson home
Marvin Hartle, who Is working In
ter of the hotel owner. Rivalry de­
do
Lena,
spent
Sunday
at
his
home.
while Mrs. Carlson is unable to
Mrs. Walt Bullard arrived In velops between Raymond and Raul
•1er own work.
Routien, which is complicated by
I Umatilla Sunday to visit friends.
the fact that through old family tra­
She returned Wednesday after at­
ditions Del Rio and Roulien have
tending Eastern Star chapter.
r STANFIELD NEWS 1
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Rodenbough been engaged since childhood.
When a syndicate of Greek gam­
By Sophronia Rhea
and children accompanied by Mrs.
Miss Marion Hutton, who is at­ Tred Knudson motored to Pendleton blers seeks to ruin Del Rio’s father
by having Raymond's show banned,
tending school in Walla Walla, was Tuesday where they shopped.
the leader loads his chorines into
home with her parents a few days
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Clark mo-
last week.
tored to Pendleton Monday to shop. airplanes and gives an aerial per­
formance in full view of thousands
Kenneth Hammil arrived home
The 500 Club met at the home of
Washington where he has been the Mrs. Joe Springer Wednesday of of awe-stricken Brazilians. The cho­
rus members dance on the wings of
vast few weeks accompanied by a last week.
the planes, adagio dancers toss their
friend. Miss Dorothy Dutton.
The last meeting of the Umatilla
Babiy Atterbury has been quite Eastern Star chapter met at the partners from one ship to another
and ballet dancers literally dance
111.
tall Tuesday.
through space while floating to
Miss Floy Attebury is visiting at
Mr. and Mrs. William Switzler are
earth in parachutes. Comedy se­
the home of her sister, Mrs. Dale visiting in Maryhill this week.
quences are provided by Ginger Ro­
Emery In Pendleton.
Mr. and Mrs. William Conlon mo­
gers and Fred Astaire. This talen­
Cecil Johnson of Cheyenne,
tored to Pendleton Tuesday.
ted pair offers the "Carioca,” a wild
ning, is visiting his mother. Mrs.
Cyril Brownell of Portland is in
exotic dance for which popularity
Philip Powers.
Umatilla on business this week.
in this country has been predicted.
Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Woodhouse of
W. T. Bray returned to his home
Fly down to Rio with Delores,
Baker. Ore., were visiting old Tuesday from Montana where he
Gene, Ginger and Fred and you’ll
friends here Thursday. The Wood- has been shearing sheep.
ouses were enroute to Seattle, Wn.
Miss Yvonne Bousquet left Satur- enjoy a grand piece of unusual en­
Mr and Mrs. F. S. Green atten- lay for Pendleton where she will tertainment.
led State Grange in Roseburg the risit.
ast week, also Mr. and Mrs. Jim
Many people from Umatilla atten-
BOARDMAN NEWS
tosale of Ukiah.
led the Barn Dance in Butter Creek
By Mrs. Dan Ransier
Miss Bytha Hoskins and
Mise Saturday night.
Marion Eturdivant entertained at a
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Walsh and
Mr. and Mrs. Herbie Munger re­
irthday party honoring Miss Mary daughter, Mrs. Walt Caldwell and turned to theor home in Kellogg,
.00 Rhea and Miss Josephine Rhea, children, Mr. and Mrs. B. Stams Idaho, after spending several weeks
it the Rhea home Friday evening, and children were dinner guests at visiting her sisters, Mrs. Leslie Pac­
in enjoyable evening was spent the David Walsh home Sunday.
kard and Mrs. John Jenkins.
laying games. Refreshments of
The last baseball game of the sea-
Harold Funkhouser is working at
monade and cake were served.
son was held here Sunday when the Leslie Packard home.
Mrs. C D. Connor and small lone motored over and Umatilla was
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Harwood, Mr.
laughter have been visiting In Fort- defeated at a score of 9-4.
and Mrs. Lowell Spagle, Dale Cox
land the past week.
Robert Walpole spent last week and Kenneth Boardman are living
Miss Gladys Ross left Sunday foi it the Rose home.
Redmond where the men are em­
Vancouver, Wn., where she will
Bert Rose spent Sunday in Board- ployed in the highway oiling crew.
tay with relatives and work In a nan visiting friends.
About 30 people from Boardman
bakery. Miss Ross plans to attend
Don Hiatt of Pendleton is here attended the Seventh Day Adventist
normal school this fall.
visiting his brother Ursel Hiatt and church conference in Granger, Wn„
Mrs. Gladys Haggard entertained amily.
Saturday. Isiac Thorpe took a load
the Pollyannas at the home of Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs. William Bloom and in the truck and Mrs. Thorpe took
'. B. Stuart Wednesday afternoon, son Barton left Saturday for Seattle a load in the car.
the invited guests were Mrs. C. W. where Mr. and Mrs. Bloom will at-
Elmer Tyler looked after Mr.
on nor. Mrs. L. L. Penny, Mrs. H. B. end college.
Skoubo's ranch while he attended
lowers, Mrs. F. Sloan and Mrs. J. F.
Mrs. Albert Frood of The Dalles state grange.
: ibson.
spent the week end at the Tipple
Edward Skoubo returned from
, The regular grange meeting was home. She returned home Sunday Cayuse where he has been spending
■ eld at the grange hall Saturday ccompanied by Mrs. Florence Tip- a couple of weeks with Edwin and
vening. Mrs. B. F. Bagan had pie.
Normal Rainville. He was an over-
-hnrge of the program for the lec­
Burk Doyle and Fred Reeves of night visitor of Franke Kunze Sun­
ture hour. The program honored Termistön were In Umatilla Sunday. day night.
"lag Day and Father's Day.
Mr. and Mrs. M. M. McCullough
Billie and Dan Ransier visited
The Home Economics club met at and children spent Thursday and Clayton and Jean Allan Friday.
he home of Mrs. L. F. Wooster Friday In Portland where they at-
Mr. and Mrs. Glen Mackan and
Tuesday afternoon. A delightful tended the Rose festival.
Delbert and Maxine spent Sunday
‘uncheon of salad and wafers, ice
Many of the young people of the with Mr. and Mrs. Claude Myers and
ea. cake and Ice cream were served. C. E. enjoyed a swimming party at family.
Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Reeves and the dam Monday evening, Those
Wilma and Margaret Myers spent
Mrs L. T. Kenison were busines
resent were Louise Bensel, Lola Monday with Maxine Mackan.
visitors In Pendleton Tuesday.
Jerry, Ruby Porter, Joe Ellen
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Carrick visi­
Jim Mende took suddenly HI whil
loppe, Mildred Conlon. Louise. Mu- ted relatives in Lexington Sunday.
working at the T. O. Gregory ranci ■lei and Erma Byrnes, Hazel Tipple,
Mr. and Mrs. Pat Patie of Fossil
Tuesday morning. Mr.
levee Brown. Don Isom, Junior Me came after their children who have
rushed home and Dr. McCowan ws
ullough, Glenn Ostrom, Delbert been visiting with their grandpar­
consulted.
an Schoiack, Art Cramer, John ents, Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Olsen.
Mrs W. T Reeves entertained th
ensel. Tiny Caldwell, Everett Er-
A picnic was held at the W. R.
oilowing lidies at her home Hattu
I
in, Cecil Tipple, George Harvey
Wasmer home Sunday night. Those
lay afternoon: Messers. M Refvem
nd their leader, Mr. and I Mrs. present were: Mr. and Mrs. Nick
2. K. McCowan. L. Jounnault, J. M
ayne.
Faler, Mrs. Stutte and children,
Richards, J. F Lane. W. G. Wal
Laura Shaw of Portland Is visit- Louie Schnitzer, Mr. and Mrs. Dan
ace, G. E Great horse, F. B. Con
ng her father. Earl Shaw.
Ransier. Mrs. Kunze and daughter
ior, I».
F Bi
Betty Porter left Tuesday for Spo- Ruth, and Ralph Wasmer. After
in. E. A. Hoosier. Cora Olday, A. •
ane where she will visit friends.
the picnic the evening was spent
leyden. H. L. Hedrick. Don Child.
Mr. and Mrs. M. Jackson, western playing pinochle.
" B. Stuart. Grover DesPain. J. F
:hampion horseshoe pitchers, were
Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Kruse mo­
libson, H. McCormick, Misses Elva
in Umatilla Thursday evening. They tored to Roseburg last week to at­
terry. Lenna Waid and Jennie Al
gave an exhibition. They left Fri- tend state grange.
ion. Light refreshments were served
tay morning for Pendleton where
Mrs. Ray Barlow spent a few days
Miss Evelyn Starkweather am
Mr. Jackson will play Oregon's last week with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Farle Rovers were business vl
hampion pitcher.
Mrs. J. R. Johnson, in Wasco.
itors in Pendleton Tuesday.
Mrs. Wicklander and son George,
Elton Fromdahl, Sydney Will-
Lloyd J. Russel! accompanied E
Jr.,
visited Ella Shell Wednesday
nont.
Bill
Ervin
and
Glenn
Bleak
­
Il Sires to Portland with a truck
ly, who are working In Meacham, night while Mr. Wicklander atten­
load of honey the latter part of .
spent Sunday In Umatilla with their ded the Odd Fellows lodge.
Mr. and Mm. E. E. Messenger and
There was quite a grass fire jus famillies.
Nancy Yorkes of Portland Is vi­ daughter Lois motored to Portland
on top of the hill from Stanfield
Sunday evening
It Is thought it siting her mint. Mm. Ralph Jeder. last week to attend the Rose Festi-
Brook Starna, accompanied by
started some where near the Jak
Mr. and Mrs. Ernie Peck and fam­
Stark place. There was no serious Mrs. Bill Moore of Lewiston. Idaho,
pent Sunday at the David Walsh ily accompanied by Ada May Har­
damage hut It Is hoped that the fire
singed the wings of the grasshoppers home. They returned Sunday even­ ford and Billie Price made a busi-
that are so thickly settled on the ing accompanied by Mm. Stams and news trip to Portland Sunday. Billie
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Price will visit his grandparents in
Portland several weeks.
Linda Hango has returned to Eu­
gene after spending a few days with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Hango.
Mr. and Mrs. Engles of Milton
spent a few days last week with Mr.
and Mrs. Royal Rands. Mrs. Eng­
les is a sister of Mrs. Rands.
Mr. Ellis and son Mitchell motor­
ed to Arlington Wednesday on busi­
ness.
Freddie and Dean Griffin of Port­
land are visiting their grandparents,
Mr. and Mrs. Miller.
Marvin Ransier returned to his
work in the harvest field Tuesday.
Mrs. Frank Cramer who has been
ill is staying with her daughter,
Mrs. Gladys Fortier in town this
week.
Mr. and Mrs. Leo Root and son
Vernon accompanied by Mrs. War­
ner have returned to their home in
Boardman after spending several
weeks in the east. Mr. Root atten-
ded the church conference in Cleve-
land, Ohio, as a delegate from the
local church. While Mr. Root was
atentding conference, Mrs. Root and
son Vernon motored to New Jersey
to visit her brother Arthur. On their
tour they also spent a day and a
half in Chicago at the World's Fair.
They also visited Mr. and Mrs. A. T.
Herriam in Fort Collins, Colorado.
Mr. and Mrs. Heriam are former
people of Boardman. While in Colo­
rado, Mr. and Mrs. Root also visited
their cousin. Mrs. Warner also visi­
ted her daughter whom she had not
seen for several years.
Kathrine Brown is one of the
lucky ones to go on the big tour to
all the sights of interest in the Uni­
led States.
Chas. Dillon made a business trip
to Portland Sunday.
Vernon Root took Mr. and Mrs.
Alive Mefford back to their home
in Yakima. Mr. Mefford has been
looking after the feed store during
Mr. Root's absence.
Mrs. Fortier and daughter Nor­
ma of Eugene are visiting relatives
in Boardman this week. Norma at­
tended the University of Oregon at
Eugene last year.
Mable Brown is visiting her par-
R. ALEXANDER, Vice-President
D. M. DEETER, Asst. Cashier
enta Mr. and Mrs. Ray Brown this
week. Mable has been teaching
school in Alderdale the past year.
H. E. club met with Mrs. Shell
last Wednesday. The main topic of
the afternoon was the menu for Po­
mona Grange which will meet here
July 7. A large crowd was present.
Mr. and Mrs. Dan Ransier accom­
panied by Maxine Mackan made a
business trip to Heppner Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Gent of Long-
view, Wn., were here visiting their
sister, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Bates
while on their trip to Wisconsin and
Chicago to the World's Fair.
Beth Myril Miller of La Grande
is visiting her sister, Mrs. Earl Cra-
mer o few weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Souders were
dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ste-
vens Sunday.
A regular meeting ot the school
board was held Monday afternoon
in the auditorium to elect a director
and clerk. Nels Kristenson was elec­
ted d’rector and Flossie Coats,
clerk.
BARN DANCE
SAT. NIT
JUNE 23rd
- Same Music -
Mrs. Guerrant, Holdman, Piano.
Geo. Baxter, Holdman, Banjo.
Cade Thorn, Pendleton, Violin.
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