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PAGE TWO THE HERMISTON HERALD. HERMISTON. OREGON. Uhe Germistn Serali $40**99 eWn., Tuesday, August27, with Rev. CHURCH NOTES ♦ I BOARDMAN NEWS 1 Faucet officiating. Miss Wallace has been teaching at Parkdale and will resume her work there September 1. Mr. Mathes is in business in En terprise. G. Kurrle accompanied Mr. and Mrs. Roy Huston on their return to Portland, where he will receive medical treatment. Mrs. L. C. Joy of Grand Junction, Iowa, arrived here Wednesday of last week to spend an extended visit with her brother and family, Mr. and Mrs. M. Refvem. Mrs. Fred Furrer was taken to Pendleton Monday where she under- went an operation for acute appen- THURSDAY. AUGUST 29. 1935 ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ 0899000999980299000030030000 % Published every Thursday at Hermis By RACHEL J. BARLOW ton. Umatilla County, Oregon, by METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH Pauline M. Stoop and Alfred Quiring. i Harriett Singleton of La Grande R. R. Finkbeiner, Pastor. was a guest last week at the home of Publishers. Morning worship at 10:00 A. M. I Mrs. Slanger. Sunday School at 11:00 A. M. Entered as Second Class Matter F. F. Klitz and George Blayden Epworth League at 7:00 P. M. to Kennewick Wednesday Decomber, 1906, Umatilla County, Evangelistic service at 8:00 P. M. motored to attend an auction sale at the Oregon. Ladies' Aid devotional and bust- ranch Lauren Blayden, who has ness meeting every first and third leased of his place to the state game Subscription Rates: Wednesday at 2:00 P. M. commission. One Year ______ ____ ____ $1.00 Mr. and Mrs. Truman Messenger Six Months ___ ___________ BAPTIST CHURCH .75 of Condon spent the week end here Three Months ...................... .50 with relatives. Their son Junior will Sunday school at 10:00 A. M. Classes for all ages. A welcome to attend school in Boardman this year. Elmer Tyler and Glen Hadley mo dicitis. all. The Ladies Aid meets on the MEMBER second and fourth Wednesdays of tored to Heppner Wednesday. Mrs. R. B. Campbell and three each month. The Thimble club of the Lidies small daughters returned from a Aid society met last Friday afternoon two week’s visit in Huntington. GIVE YOUR CHILD A CHANCE! at the home of Mrs. E. T. Messenger. Mrs. J. F. Lane, Marie Lane and PILGRIM HOLINESS CHURCH Fred Slanger drove to Milton Mon Marion Sturdivant drove to Park- L. H. Flora, Pastor. day after a load of tomatoes. Start her to school the first of September with a snug dale early Tuesday morning where Sunday school at 9:45 A. M. Mrs. Shaw, mother of Mrs. Wm. they joined a party enroute to Mt. savings account in order that she may have money to fi Spiritual teachers to teach your Heppner-Spray Road. Strobel, returned to her home in Adams huckleberrying. Mrs. Lane nance a college education when she finished her high school children God's word. Midvale, Idaho, Sunday after spend was called home Saturday by the ill course . . . Open that account the day she starts to school— Morning preaching 11:00 A. M. ing a week here. Hermiston should have represen ness of her husband, who is recover- Evening evangelistic service at tation at the Heppner-Spray road SEPTEMBER 3. Mrs. John Pruter went to Condon 7:45 P. M., "Jesus said. Go Ye Into Wednesday where she will exhibit at ing nicely now. celebration. This road is of great in All Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Baker ■ left the World and Preach the Gos the county fair again this year. Tuesday for Everett, Wn., where terest to us. It is another reason pel." (Mark 16-15.) We have noth THIS BANK WILL BE CLOSED LABOR DAY, MON., SEPT 2 Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Packard re they will attend the wedding of why we should have oil on the Dia ing to offer but God’s plan of sal turned home the first of the week their son Wallace. gonal and Butter Creek roads. Hep vation. All are Invited to meet with from a pleasant vacation and visit Mr. and Mrs. Theo. Krause and to worship “Jesus, the way, the with their daughter Mrs. Lowell pner and points south will help us us truth and the life eternal. (John Spangle and family at Silver Falls. family left Friday for a week’s visit demand this work. They have a com 14-6). at the home of the latter’s mother at Mr. and Mrs. Royal Rands and Gray, Wn. Miss Viola Grause of mon interest with us. We should Of Hermiston Donna Jane spent several days here Pendleton accompanied her parents FULL GOSPEL MISSION. join with them. It Is a nice one day Capital, Surplus and Undivided Profits Over $50,000. last week with their son and family. on the trip. Sunday School at 10:00 A. M. trip, or a short camping trip to the Roy Murry and Donald Strobel L. M. Sutton and family of Yaki Service at 11:00 A.M. F. B. SWAYZE, President R. ALEXANDER, Vice-President • • motored to Portland over the week ma, Wn., are here visiting his bro mountains. Some of you who haven't Meeting on Tuesday and Friday end. A. H. NORTON, Cashier D. M. DEETER, Asst. Cashier ther. had an outing make this the occas nights at 7:45. Everybody welcome. Mr. and Mrs. E. T. Ingles returned ion, and represent this end of the Grace Trumbull, Pastor. to Boardman Monday to resume highway. residence here after attending sum HERMISTON UNION CHURCH t COLUMBIA NEWS t 9 99499999999990999999999999999999900999900900900000000 mer school at Eugene. C. R. Moore, Minister. By MARIJANE HAMMER. Mrs. Claude Coats and Mrs. James Bible School at 10:00 A. M. Howell spent Monday in Pendleton. Jess Hendrix left Thursday on a novel by Claude Farrere, follows the A Central Unit Available. Ethel Pyle, Richard Houston, Wil business trip in the eastern part of romance of the at first hurt and be- Preaching and communion, 11:00. Mrs. Eva Warner returned to her lard Hutsell and Robert Pyle of La Christian Endeavor at 7:00 P. M. the state. wlldered little Japanese wife who home Wednesday from Silver Falls The synopsis of the brief from the Preaching service at 8:00 P. M. where she has been visiting at the Grande were week end guests at the Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Aldrich were finally yields to the charming Brit Rural Electrification administration L. W. Dixon home. ish officer, and the conflict in the visitors Friday. Morning subject, “Capital and home of her daughter, Mrs. Chas. shows very plainly that the govern Jack Williams and “Red" Tomp Portland Goodwin. She also spent several Mr. and Mrs. Dave Musgrave of soul of the intensely patriotic hus ment desires to deal with Farm Bur Labor in the Bible.” A Labor day weeks with another daughter, Mrs. son left Friday for Haines, Or., where Tap, Or., and Mr. and Mrs. Roe band who stands mutely by and sees they will be employed. John Heck, in Seattle. eau and Grange organizations. It sermon. Bleakmaw and Mr. and Mrs. Morton how he is wrecking three lives for Tom Wilson returned to Adams Cupper of Kimberly, Or., were guests the glory of his country. Evening subject, “What Interest The school board received the also indicates that groups are pre resignation of Miss Marian Hender with Joe Hawkins Monday. of Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Isom Friday ferred to individuals and that a cen ed God in Israel?" Helen Couture of Portland is vis- night. son of Hermiston, who was elected iting REA WOULD BRING ELECTRICITY The regular monthly fellowship friends in Columbia district. tralized unit for neighboring locali Rev. H. B. Thomas will again oc to teach the third and fourth grades. has cupy dinner Is to be held after church at ties works out most economically. the pulpit at the Presbyterian TO THE FARM HOME Miss Helen Russell, daughter of She is a former resident and this been employed in Pendleton church, Sunday, September 1, at The situation here is unique in its the home of Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Mr. and Mrs. S. C. Russell of Board summer. man, and Louis Dohney were united 3:00 p. m. after a month’s vacation. Turnblad. Come and join us in this been (Continued! from Page One) general set-up. We have a local Mrs. Tom Wilson, who has Mr. and Mrs. Gus Hoilett of Gol- in marriage, Tuesday, August 20, at delightful fellowship. If you are a visiting friends and relatives on the power company which is very wil Vancouver, Wn. The news came as dendale, Wn., and Mr. and Mrs. Coe cost to the customer can be figured a surprise to their friends here who Washington coast and in Oregon for of Echo were guests of Mr. and Mrs. at about $333, based on the three ling to cooperate In whatever propo stranger get acquainted. wish them success and happiness. the past six weeks, returned to her Jess Oliver Sunday. farm customer per mile. Because the sition is feasibly proposed by the Mr. and Mrs. Dohney will make their home Saturday evening. Mrs. Geo. Kendler and daughter investment will be much smaller REA and we have a practical unit Roy and Eddie Parson of Colum home at Independence. Yvonne spent Sunday night with her with simple, standardized, low cost comprising the farming areas of t UMATILLA NEWS t Bert King and Mr. Bates, brother- bia district accompanied by Lavada parents- Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Isom. Bowman and Eleanor Corey were By Louise Byrnss lines, and long term loans, the price in-law of Mrs. Elvia King, spent sev Boardman, Irrigon, Umatilla, Her Saturday visitors in Heppner. to the farmer will be much lower miston, Stanfield, Echo, Butter Clarence Shaw and children Royce, eral days here last week. Francine Mrs. Struthers, who has been stay King returned to the coast with Mr. Virginia and Edward spent Wednes- than in the past. At the same time Creek, Westland and Columbia dist ing in Portland this summer, return Bates. the service will be just as efficient ed to her home this week. ricts which can all be united in one day in Freewater visiting Mrs. Shaw. PINE CITY NEWS t Miss Dorothy Tonies spent Wed- * * * * * * * * * * * * Mr. and Mrs. U. A. Wilson an- and the lines and equipment will be By Oleta Neill general system with a great saving nesday in Walla Walla. nounce the arrival of a baby girl strong and built to last. Massed to the farmers in the matters of Mrs. T. J. O ’ Brien and children She has been Monday. August 26. Mrs. Gus Tonies returned home were in Umatilla Monday. consumption also promises large sav- costs of line and appliances, interest from Walla Walla Thursday after t STANFIELD NEWS + named Gladys Joan. By Sophronia Rhea Mrs. Ollie Neill and daughter ings. and maintenance and cost of elec noon after being in Walla Walla for Lois Hutchison was the hou«e Mr. and Mrs. Nye Berry of Weston ■ uest of Lois Armstrong in Walla Oleta and H. E. Young were In the two weeks. This planned electrical develop- tricity. were over night guests of Mr. and Walla over the week end. Arbuckle mountains a few days last Jack Williams of Hermiston is Mrs. ment under REA resources will em- M. Refvem Friday night. They week huckleberrying. visited Mr. and Mrs. P. H. Corman employed at the Joe Kremer ranch. also visited in Hermiston at the Mr. and Mrs. Emery Cox and I brace not only construction of lines Mr. and Mrs. D. M. Walsh left home of Mrs. Berry's parents, Mr. in Milton Sunday. EXPERIMENT RESULTS WILL John Knox and family of Fossil children, the Misas Neva and Len to the farm gate, but wiring of farm Tuesday for Portland and The Dalles and Mrs. Geo. Briggs. na Neill and Lowell Young drove to homes, installation of standard elec have moved to Columbia district. where Mr. Walsh will be employed. BE EXPLAINED FIELD DAY The Misses Pearl and Verma Ur- the Arbuckle mountains Friday and trical appliances and farm machin Mrs. Wm. Conlon and daughter may of Newberg, Or., and Belling- . Elmer Pyland and Gus Haglund Sunday to the Young camp. Mildred spent last Tuesday in Pen ton, Wn.. respectively, are here vis who are employed at Tollgate, were (Continued from Pago 1) Mr. and Mrs. Jasper Myers and ery. and introduction of modern dleton. While there they visited iting at the Nassahan home for a home over the week end. son Jerry were in Hermiston Tues bath rooms and kitchen sinks and O.S.C., who conducts his field ex Ruth Thompson and Beth Cooney Mr and Mrs. Elbert Hutchison day on business. electrically operated water systems. spent the week end in Freewater. pcrlments at the farm here, will who are in nurses training at St. week. Neill is now hauling his win Every effort will he made to reduce Miss Evelyn Dunn of Pasco, Wn., Helen Beamer visited at the O. ter Roy Anthony's hospital. talk on curly top. wood from Arbunkle mountain. John Quick spent Thursday in who has been visiting her aunt Mrs. Fox home in Freewater this week. Mrs. John Healy who has been ill costs of all these conveniences and After the speaking the Umatilla Pendleton L. T. Kennison, returned to her home Mrs. E. E. Rainwater and daugh on business. her home on Butter Creek, is now the plans are to extend these advan-- Project Farm Bureau will put on a ters Margurete and Frances and Mrs. at Mrs. Guy Powell spent Saturday Wednesday of this week. tages wherever possible. Mrs. Harry Dunn and daughter Forest Davis and Ernest Rainwater at Heppner. sports contest of potato races, nail In Portland. Mrs. E. B. Wattenburger and Alice of Wallula were here Tuesday Hammer Electrification means not only and daughter Jr. were visitors at the Mrs. Wm. Conlon driving, shoe races and other inter children, who have been visiting home Monday evening. Mildred motored to Yakima Thurs- visiting at the Kennison home. lighting farm homes, but getting rid Mr. and Mrs. Reid Buseick at Long esting events. Miss Edith Ntckerson of Board day where they met Mae Stangeby, Lois Hutchison, Nellie Hooker, of dangerous and dirty oil lamps and man has been the house guest of Mary Wilson, Marion Ott, Clemma Creek, returned home Friday. The team selected by the 4-H club who came from Seattle by bus. Mrs. Frank Helms and children Mr. and Mrs. O. P. Miller and sons Miss Arlie Ann Perry for the past Barber, Mary Sommerer, Marijane were in Heppner Monday on busi sputtering candles, and having mod to go to the state fair will contest ern plumbing and labor saving de week. Hammer, Barnard Jendrzejewski, with a selected team of farmers and of Pasco were in Umatilla Sunday. Cleo Green was hostess at a party Otho Whitsett. Henry Summerer Jr., ness. Mrs. O’Brien and children of Echo Miss Rosanna Farley is visiting a vices in the house, and at the barn- dairymen In a cow judging event. spent Monday at the Art Bousquet honoring her brother Walter and James Barber and Leonard Mopps few days at the John Healy home. yard. Electric refrigerator, kitchen Lavada Nudo Tuesday on their birth- The Columbia Wranglers will fur home. attended the annual 4-H club meet Mrs. Dixie Oliver of Portland, range, water heater, milk cooler, ing before the Ram Sale in Pendle Mrs. Gagnon and daughter of Ath feed grinder or utility motor will Devee Brown, who has been at- days. nish music. Everybody will be wel Dorothy Shelton is visiting Miss tending the Portland Bible Institute ton Thursday. ena and Mrs. Kate Robinson were comed from far and near and an Mr. and Mrs. Loren Hughes and dinner guests of Mrs. C. H. Barth all be made possible along with a: for the past year, has snent the sum Edith Nickerson In Board man for a enjoyable and profitable day is ex mer touring Idaho with three other few days. family of Stanfield were Sunday din new and better standard of farm Mr. and Mrs. M. Refvem and two ner guests at the E. C. Hughes home. olomew Monday. pected. boys forming a vocal male quartet life. The installation of these mod sons Tom and Don were Walla Walla The 4-H Blue Ribbon Calf club sponsored bv the Bible Institute. He ern conveniences will lead to en is home and expects to spend three visitors Sunday. Enroute they stop met Monday evening to practice •THUNDER IN EAST" larged employment, and to increase ped in Weston for a short visit with stock judging at the home of Miss AT LOCAL THEATRE weeks with his parents Mr. and Mrs. in manufacturing of the appliances. ,J. S. Brown before going on with his Mr. and Mrs. Nye Berry. Danner. A. W. CHRISTOPHERSON The Misses Helen and Esther Mrs. Wm. Lindner left Wednesday work. The loans will be for 20 years at The most spectacular sea battle Gladys McKenzie of Hermiston Fredreckson. Ed Fredreckson and for Portland where she will visit ever 3 percent interest. No farmer will be flashed upon a motion picture Fred Waid motored to Portland Physician and Surgeon. relatives until Monday. spent last week visiting at the Chas. is featured in “Thunder in required to mortgage his home and Thursday where Miss Helen Fredre Powell and Carl Caldwell homes. Chas. Keller and daughters Fran screen the East," which will be at the — Bank Building — ckson and Fred Waid took a bus for The Umatilla school will open Seattle. They expected to sail Mon ces and Rosemary were week end Oasis theatre Friday and Saturday. in most cases the lines and equip- ment will be the security, These- visitors in Seattle. Office Noun 9-12 and 2-5 September 3. day for Nome. Alaska, where Miss Theee scenes come as the breath- facts can be ascertained on presen- Mrs. Jake Rueber and so: Bob of Richard Gillilow of Portland, who Fredreckson will teach under Wm. Stanfield and Melvin Rueber of taking climax to the seething con tation of the plans proposed. has been visiting his aunt in Cold Portland visited at the Lindner home flict in the lives of three people— Springs spent a few days visiting Bloom, former Umatilla teacher. It is impossible to give full infor Mrs. Harry Rees entertained at Tuesday. Marquis Yorisaka. the Japanese Mr. and Mrs. Fred Knudson. Mr and Mrs. David Arnott and naval commander, played by Charles mation in this review. The brief .can Rita Mae Martin, who is employed bridge Mondav afternoon at the W. J. WARNER small son David Jr., are visiting at Boyer, who loves his country more be obtained by writing the Rural at a sanitarium in Portland, return home of Mrs. D. R. Starkweather Mrs. J. F. Lane and Mrs. Frank the J H. Reid home. Mr. Arnott is than honor; Mitsuka, his lovely Electrification Administration. Wash ed Wednesday to resume her duties Attorney-at-Law after visiting her prents. Mr. and Sloan were hostesses at a delightful a former resident of Columbia dist westernised wife, played by Merle ington. D. C„ and the Herald will” party Saturday afternoon honoring rict. Oberon; and Fergan. the handsome loan the one it has temporarily to Mrs. Harry Grammer. Hermiston - Oregon young English naval officer into Mr. and Mrs. Roy Cornwell and Miss Laura Wallace, whose engage whose arms Yorisaka pushes her in persons who are interested. The en daughters spent Monday in Walla ment to Wm. Mathes was announced. I Mr. and Mrs. Dave Roberts made order to learn secrets of British tire program has been endorsed by Walla. IRRIGON NEWS t naval strategy. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Knudson re- a trin into the mounting huckleberry the National Grange and American By Mrs. W. C. Isom turned home Tuesday after visiting ing last week. The powerful and moving story, Farm Bureau Federation, and other- DR. A. E. MARBLE Ernest Greathouse and Robert Miss Lena Rose of Umatilla, who a week at the Harry Monday home adapted to the screen from “The | Starkweather returned home from is visiting Mr. and Mrs. Roy Min Battle." the popular pre-war French farm groups, also by the public util in Northpower. Idaho. CHIROPRACTOR ity and other industries. the mountains Saturday night. nick. was injured while riding a Mrs. Fred Knudson and Mrs. Joe Office: Two doors west poet office Springer left Tuesday evening for Boh Refvem left for Spokane Wed- I motor motorcycle which overturned, Office Hours: 8 to 12 - 1:20 to • Portland on business. nesday to visit his aunt and uncle | Mr Mr. ____________ and Mrs. Earl Rand of Port- land, who have been visiting Mr. Norma Day and Archie Stopper, Mr. and Mrs. Mutz for ten days. Phone 481------- Hermiston. Ore. Rand and Mr. and both of La Grande, were united in i Mrs. R. Evans went to Portland and Lu Mrs. •—— Geo. ----- ---------------- marriage Thursday evening. August Wednesday to join Mr. Evans who Mrs. Batie Rand and family returned 22, in La Grande Mr. Stopper is the j has been In Portland for the past home Tuesday. Their son Alvin, who son of Mrs, Fred Burke of Umatilla, I two weeks receiving medical treat- has been visiting his uncle for the Hermiston Post No. 37 summer returned with them. SEPT. 3rd to 14th, Inclusive tire young couple is visiting | ment. Meets tint and third anad here for a few days. Miss Florence Brace entertained Mr. and Mrs. Roy Houston and Check up your interior paint needs right away, and stock up on Thursday. Legion Auxil Chas. Powell, who has been in daughter Ruth spent the week end the girl’s club at her home Wednes Fuller. Paints. These prices good from Sept. 3rd to 14th; Inclusive. iary meets second and Cascade. Idaho, with hia father, here with her parents Mr. and Mrs. day afternoon. turned home Friday. Mr. Powell Mrs. Secor and Miss Joy Jones G. Kurrle and visited her aunt. FULLERGLO— Regular Price SALE PRICE fourth Thursday. mained tn Idaho. I were guests of Mr. and Mrs. H. C. | Annie Burnges. Legion Hall. $3.30 Gallons Gale and Tommy Caldwell of The Marvin Hanev of Portland is vis- Warner Monday night, leaving for Dalles are visiting at the Carl Cald- iting his grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. Pendleton Tuesday. well home. 1.05 Quarts Mr. and Mrs. B. P. Rand enter- Wm Haney. Mrs. R. M. Davia of Morehead. The faculty for the coming school ; tained Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Doner W. L. Morgan, D. M. D, Minnesota, who has been visiting at vear is as follows- T. Claude Baker, and Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Warner and Pints General Dentistry the Joe Springer home, returned to superintendent : J. Richardson, ! family at dinner Friday evening. The X-Ray and Diagnosis her home this week high school: W. A. Nassahan. sev I occasion was in honor of their eon FLOOR ENAMEL— Mr. and Mrs. Joe Springer and enth and eighth grades: John Dunn, David on his sixth birthday Phone Bank Bldg. Mrs. R. N. Davis spent last Satur fifth and sixth grades: Minnie Hun- Mrs. Chas. Vanderlinde of Yakima $3.50 Gallons ............... Residence Phone 25-J day visiting Mr. and Mrs. Wallace tting, third and fourth grades: and is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Mahoney and children In La Grande. Miss Neva Nelli, first and second. Kirov Lamoreaux. 1.05 Quarts Mrs. Mahoney is a daughter of Mr. Miss Vonna Jones, daughter of Mr. and Mm Vernon Waterman and Mrs. Springer. lieft Tuesday for Thorpe. Wn.. where Mr. and Mrs. R. V. Jones, waa held SPEEDITE VARNISH— Mrs. Ralph Davis accompanied Mr. Waterman will teach school. up and robbed of money taken in at Mrs. Lee Thomas of Pendleton to a melon stand Wednesday, by two $1.17 Quarts Portland for a short visit. ing for Parkdale where she will visit transients. The man nnd woman wore apprehended by a traffic offi- relatives and friends for two weeks. FIRST NATIONAL BANK ...... = " ===== -------- = FULLER PAINT SALE Dr. A. C. Willcutt OSTEOPATHIC Miss Rytha Hoskins was the house at Mias Ricco’s home In Prairie City. Or. returned homo Wednesday. Miss Wednesday Rix Is cook In the cafetería at the Laura Wallace, daughter of school house and Miss Rieco is girl’s Mr. Miss and Mrs. W. O. Wallace of coach and English teacher in the Umatilla high school. prise, were married at Vancouver, cer near Alderdale Ferry and the money was returned. Mrs. J. Swearingen la visiting children In Wallowa this week. Frank Markham la visiting daughter in Washington, and Pinto
