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VOLUME XXX
HERMISTON, UMATILLA COUNTY, OREGON, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 5, 1935.
I .MBER 15
DR. CHRISTOPHERSON
BURIED IN PORTLAND
THURSOAYAFTERNOON
Hermistun Herali
SECOND BIG MOVEMENT
OF TURKEYS SHIPPED
GEORGE THOMAS GOUNDREY
TUBERCULOSIS SEAL SALE.
George Thomas Goundrey, born of
The annual Christmas Seal sale
Thos. D. and E. Coywood Goundrey, was launched on Thanksgiving day
February 21, 1865, in Beaver Dams, this year, funds from which will
N. Y., passed away on November 26, carry on the fight against tubercu
1935, in the Hermiston General losis in this state and county. Miss
hospital, at Hermiston. Oregon. Thus Emogene Paul is directing the sale
another life reached the biblical age in Hermiston and has had splendid
of threescore years and ten.
response from people in this local
At the agè of nineteen - the de ity who are glad for the opportunity
ceased came to Centralia, Wn. Short to assist in carrying out this great
ly after he moved to Pateros; Wn., program.
where he resided for thirty years.
It is imperative that protective
Here he was married to Miss Nath- measures which have been found ef
Uda Anderson, October 31, 1893. To fective in preventing further spread
this union was born one child, now I of the disease shall be continued
Mrs. Cora Mertes of Pateros, Wn. At unabated. Money raised in this lo
Pateros Mr. Goundrey was postmast cality will be used for the protec
er for nineteen years.
tion of the people in this commun
In 1927 the deceased came to Her ity.
miston and settled on a farm north
of town. The former wife and help
Hugh Neill Graduates.
mate passed away in 1932. Last year
Hugh
Neill, son of Mr. and Mrs.
on Christmas Eve, Mr. Goundrey
was joined in holy wedlock to Mrs. W. D. Neill of Pine City, completed
Carrie Ann Paull of Dufur, Or., at his six month’s course at the Molar
Barber college in Portland recently.
Dufur.
Neill was awarded the highest hon
He leaves his much bereaved wife, ors
ever received by any student at
four brothers, one daughter and sev graduation
making a grade of 84
en grandchildren, besides a great out of a possible
85 points. He grad
many close friends and neighbors.
uated from the Pine City high school
last spring and plans to secure em-
MEMBER OF PACIFIC GRIDIRON ployment in Portland.
DURING PAST SEASON.
OFFICIAL COUNTY PAPER
BIG SHEEPMEN BUY
PARTNER’S OREGON SHARE,
DISTRICT AMERICAN
LE6I0N CONFERENCE
ACCLAIMED SUCCESS
Announcement of a deal was made
The second big movement of tur
here Friday by which Mac Hoke and
keys left Hermiston this week in the
Donald Cameron, Pendleton sheep-
Christmas shipment going to east
men, purchased the interest of Fred
ern markets. The Eastern Oregon
Falconer, also of Pendleton, their
Turkey Growers’ association held
partner for 15 years, in land and
its second pool Monday and Tuesday
sheep in Umatilla county valued at
and the Swift & Company and Her
8600,000. Falconer will retain ow COMMANDER KOEHN ADDRESSES
miston Produce Company received
nership of land and sheep in Wal
SECOND OPERATION FATAL TO birds earlier this week. Perhaps the
COMMERCIAL CLUB.
lowa county and in Washington, al
largest movement of birds was made
so estimated to be worth 8600,000.
LOCAL PHYSICIAN
in these shipments for the entire
Hoke and Cameron take over all State Officers of Legion and Auxil
season.
interest in the Cunningham Sheep
Had Served In Hermiston Territory
iary Present; Membership
Three cars and a freight shipment
company, the Nolin Sheep company,
for Six Years; Many Friends
went through the association pool
the
Pendleton
ranches,
the
Mud
Awards Made.
with a total of 5880 birds going
Attend Funeral.
Springs ranches and the Inland
through the pool averaging 18.1
Farming company.
The American Legion conference
pounds per bird. Of these 93% per
Falconer takes over all interest in for District No. 6 held in Hermiston
Funeral services for Dr. Alfred cent were prime birds.
the Imnaha Sheep company, the Tuesday, December 6, was acclaimed
W. Christopherson were held in
The next association shipment
Fence Creek Livestock company, the as very instructive by James Todd,
will
be
held
December
16
and
17,
Portland Thursday afternoon at 3:00
Falconer Land & Livestock company, district commander, and Guy Ams-
and
Swift
&
Company
will
receive
a ranch at Starbuck, Wn., and the berry, commander Hermiston Poet.
o’clock at the Conservatory Chapel
on the 9th. At this time a greater
F. H. C. Trading company.
American Legion Commander Geo.
of A. J. Rose & Son, with concluding portion of the birds will be cleaned
Cameron and Hoke will control in Koohn, Department of Oregon, ad
services in Rose City cemetery.
up in this district.
this county 45,000 acres in the Cun dressed a well attended meeting of
Member growers of the associa
Citizens of Hermiston were shock
ningham Sheep company, 9,600 acres the Hermiston Commercial club at a
ed and the entire community sad tion marketing more than 95 per
in the Pendleton ranches. 4,200 acres 12:30 luncheon and later in the af
cent prime birds included: Cleve
in the Mud Springs ranch and 2,400 ternoon addressed the high school
dened Tuesday morning when news Clark. Dr. Theo. Beletskl, E. G. Til
acres in lands leased in the Inland students on “The Constitution." In
of the death of Dr. A. W. Christoph den, L. C. Todd, W. J. Logan, Lee
Farming company. In addition to his address Commander Koehn warn
Slocum,
Maude
Thorsen.
F.
N.
erson was received here. Dr. Chris
17,000 head of sheep. Approximately ed against the danger of the over
topherson underwent an operation Moyer, E. L. Madden, H. W. Kelley.
59,000 acres owned by Hoke and throw of our constitution.
ADDITIONAL LOCALS
Ethel Wilcox, A. O, Swarner, Mrs.
Cameron is in wheat land.
During the afternoon the Legion
for mastoid in St. Vincent’s hospital H. B. Darling, I. C. Cox, S. A. An
PACIFIC UNIVERSITY, Forest
Falconer has 11,000 acres in Wal and Auxiliary conducted separate
G. L. Hall of McMinnville, Or.,
In Portland two weeks ago and was derson, U. Horner, M. Potter, C. A. Grove, Ore., (Special)—Fred Reeves,
arrived Friday morning and will lowa county and 5,000 acres in Wal
meetings in which the state
reported as doing nicely until Fri Keller, Don DeMoss and J. Jendrze- of Hermiston, has been a member of spend the week visiting his mother la Walla county, of which 2,500 business
and national programs were outlined.
the Pacific University gridiron team
day when he became sufficiently jewski.
State officers present at the busi
in a position of right tackle and Is Mrs. Lola S. Hall and sister Miss acres are wheat lands.
worse to Justify a second operation
Hall. Mr. Hall is also here in
The companies have been operat ness meeting included: Jerry Owens
from which lie never regained con- ************ a one year letterman. Fred weighs Clara
connection
with
his
missionary
ing
since
July
of
1920.
In
1929
of Salem, editor of the Oregon Le
195 pounds, is six feet tall and has
sciousness. He passed away at 4:00
work. He will speak at the Stanfield Hoke and Cameron took over one gionnaire and also head of the Vet
t STANFIELD NEWS t been a hard-hitting member of the church
o’clock Tuesday morning.
next
Sunday.
half
interest
in
the
companies,
or
erans’ State Aid Commission; Mose
team.
By Sophronia Rhea
A number of Hermiston people
M. G. Hedwall and Curtis Simons cers in the Cunningham Sheep com Palmitere of Salem, state member
Reeves has been handicapped
motored to Portland to attend the
Mr. and Mrs. Harle Rogers, Bob somewhat
pany
will
be
Mac
Hoke,
president;
of
the
Hermiston
Masonic
order
left
ship
chairman; Dick Smithwaite,
several minor injuries
funeral which was conducted by the bie Starkweather and LaVonne Walk during the by season
Thursday morning for Portland to Donald Cameron, vice-president, Baker, U. S. Veteran’s Placement
but
was
able
to
Masonic lodge of which Dr. Chris were holiday guests at the D. R.
play in the Willamette-Pacific game. attend the funeral of Dr. A. W. Mrs. Edith Phillips, secretary-treas Officer; Hugh McCallum of Milton,
topherson was a member.
Starkweather home.
He is the son of J. A. Reeves of Christopherson. They were accom urer, and Ralph M. Burgess of Port department adjutant; Judge Wm.
Dr. Alfred W. Christopherson was
The Stanfield women’s study club Hermiston and graduated from the panied by Miss Margaret Hedwall land, director.
Kletzer of Portland, Child Welfare
______
36 years of age and came to Hermis met at the home of Mrs. F. A. Baker Hermiston Union high school in '34. and Roy Thomas and son Bobby, and
Chairman.
ton in 1929 where he has practiced Thursday, November 29, Seventeen
Guy Amsberry. Mr. Thomas will re WOOL GROWERS’ AUXILIARY
At the Auxiliary business meet
medicine. He was City Health Offi members were present; also five
main in Portland with his son who INVITED TO PENDLETON
ing Mrs. L. C. Todd introduced the
GREGORY-KRYGER.
cer and railroad doctor. He was a guests. The response to roll call was
will
enter
the
Shrine
hospital
for
following guests: Mrs. J. H. Turn
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Kryger an treatment. Other members of the
graduate of the University of Ore short lessons on Federal Aid for
of bull, state president of Portland;
The regular monthly, meeting be
gon Medical school after attending Health and Child Welfare, led by nounce the marriage of their daugh party will return Friday morning.
Mrs. Lloyd M. Jones, Portland, vice
Reed College and Washington high Mrs. William Reeves. Mrs. Harriet ter Katrena to Mr. Kenneth Gregory,
Donald Housden of Pateros, Wn., the Wood Growers Auxiliary will
president; Mrs. J. W. Mclnturtf,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Gregory
held at Echo Friday.
school in Portland. He served his Baker reviewed the book, “Men of
secretary-treasurer;
and Mrs. L. A.
accompanied
his
mother
Mrs.
M.
E.
Stanfield, Wednesday, November
who wish to ,
Internship in the Multnomah coun Against Death.” A Christmas party
McClintock, Pendleton, who Is dist
Housden, also of Pateros, Wn., his Members
27,
at
Pasco,
Wn.
luncheon
at
Kent
s
Cafe
in
nue
ty, Doernbecker and Shrine hospit and a one o’clock luncheon will be
The bride graduated from the Her aunt, Mrs. Wm. Strong of Spokane; ton Dec 14, should inform the pres- rict president.
als. He was a member of A. F. and held at the home of Mrs. J. F. Rue- miston
A 6:30 banquet was served by the
Union high school with the and his uncle, Lafe Spencer and
A. M. lodge, and Nu Sigma Nu fra ber, Dec. 12th. All members are
ladies of the Rebekah lodge. The
class
of
'31 and has since lived with wife of Okanogan, Wn„ arrived
ternity.
urged to attend.
Wednesday
night
to
spend
the
Th
tables were attractive with immita-
her parents here. Mr. Gregory at
Both the boys and girls basketball tended the local high school before anksgiving holidays at the homes of favieea
Dr. Christopherson is survived by
new
tlon turkeys as place cards with
his widow Beatrice Christopherson, teams will motor to Umatilla Fri moving to Stanfield where he Is his sisters, Mrs. Roy Ford and Mrs.
candles and a basket of fruit used
and daughter Barbara, his parents day night for a game of basketball. herdsman for the Coe Ranch. The Orvil West of the Fourth Unit. They
as a center piece at the speaker's
Miss Edith Dunn of La Grande young couple will make their home were returning from an extended
Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Christopherson of
table.
Portland, and a sister Mrs. R. E. accompanied Mrs. Jackson to Stan on the Coe place.
visit
around
Spokane,
in
Idaho
and
_______
J. M. Biggs of La Grande acted as
field last Wednesday where she visi
Freeze, also of Portland.
in Oregon. They left Sunday for + COLUMBIA NEWS * toastmaster
and introduced Com
we e
——
ted her parents over the holidays.
their
respective
hornee.
Ernest,
a
By
MARIJANE
HAMMER.
Receives Scholastic Honors.
mander Koehn and Mrs. Turnbull.
Mrs.
Jackson
and
her
son
Boyd
re
brother
of
Donald
Housden,
who
has
.a ves U A. Wilson and
THE GRAND COULEE DAM
Commander Koohn presented rec
turned to La Grande for the week
Walter Jendrzejewski, son of Mr. been visiting here for the past six .Mr, Etna Wilson, George Bed-
ognition cards to commanders and
and Mrs. John Jendrzejewski of weeks, accompanied them.
BEGINS TO RISE, DEC. 6. .
end.
adjutants of posts In District 6
A miscellaneous shower was giv Hermiston, was awarded the honor
Mrs. Chas. Trlsler and daughter
which had exceeded their member
Spokane, Wn.—Friday, December en Saturday night at the G. E. Great of having his name engraved on a Mrs. Chester Bryant returned to Thanksgiving dinner guests at the ship in 1934 over the previous year.
6, after months of preparation dur house home in honor of Miss La silver scholastic cup offered by D. their home in Boise, Idaho, after Tom Wilson home.
..Mi, These cards were signed by the Na
ing which gigantic machinery tore Vonne Walk, niece of Mr. and Mrs. D. Hill for outstanding work In the spending the Thanksgiving holidays
Mr. and Mrs. La Mon and family tional Commander and were award
down a mountain of volcanic ash D. R. Starkweather, who is to be freshman year at Oregon State col with Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Watson. of Pendleton visited at the L. Ham ed to R. B. Taylor, past district com
and sand, and blasted and smoothed married December 7, to Mr. Lendell lege, where he is in his sophomore Mrs. Trisler is Mrs. Watson’s mother mer home Wednesday evening.
mander, Milton; Wm. Hayes and Mr
the granite bedrock, the Grand Cou Johnson of Hood River. Many love- year. Jendrzejewski is living at and Mrs. Bryant is her sister.
Mrs. John Grey, who has been Howell, Ione; Sam Moore and O. K;
lee Dam will begin to rise.
ly gifts were received by the hon Cauthorn Hall and is a roomate of
The Misses Lois and Grace Jack- very 111 at her home, is much Im Mudge, Hermiston: Leslie Oliver and
Bob Henderson, also of Hermiston,
At about 2:00 P. M., with pomp oree.
son and Don Jackson spent Thanks
R. G. Burlingame, Milton: L. L
who
has
been
elected
social
chair
and ceremony befitting the signifi
Mrs. J. F. Lane entertained the man for the hall.
giving with their parents Mr. and P Re Bennett, nephew of
Pettinger and Ruland Smith, Pen
cant occasiaon. First car of concrete Monday Bridge club at her home.
Mrs. E. L. Jackson in the Minnehaha ter Hutchison,
dleton.
will trundle out over the trestle, the
The tuberculin test was given in
district. Lois is employed in Port ployed in Columbia district,
Mayor F. C. McKenzie gave a wel
Ladies’ Auxiliary Meets.
land, Grace in Pendleton, and Don eral weeks, left this week for Seat come to the visiting delegation in
Governor of the State of Washing the Stanfield schools Wednesday af-
The Ladies Auxiliary meeting was in The Dalles.
ton will tip the bucket, and the first LUIIlC/iNs
tie to visit friends.
q
behalf of the city and lauded the
The S. A. A. club held its annual held at Columbia Park club house
Jack Allen left this week for Long work of the organization in the past.
part of what will be the world’s
Last Saturday night, at the coun
meeting at the high school Monday November 25th. The afternoon was try home of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Ford, view Wn.. where he is employed.
largest dam, will have been laid.
Musical numbers were also fur
The Columbia school gave a nished by the Stanfield high school
night.
spent piecing quilts, after which re a farewell party was given In honor
Miss Shirley Brownson, who teach
Mr. and Mrs. Perrv Morris are vi freshments were served by the com of Ernest Housden of Pateros, Wn., Thanksgiving program
band directed by W. A. Nassa han.
es commerce in the Pendleton high siting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. T. mittee in charge including Mesdames who has been visiting his sisters, afternoon at the Columbia school
school, spent the holidays with her G. Elliott.
Hammer, Wells and Udey. The next Mrs. Roy Ford and Mrs. Orvil West, house.
,, ..
parents Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Brown
The Ladies Aid will hold its an meeting will be held December 6th, the past six weeks. Those present
Wayne Lindner spent the week BLUE RIBBON CALF CLUB HAS
nual Christmas bazaar Saturday, De with Mesdames Reid, Christley and were Mrs. M. E. Housden and son, end in Portland.
son.
KNOT TYING DEMONSTRATION.
cember 7, at 2:00 o’clock. Needle Hughes acting as hostesses.
.Toe Ellen Mopps visited in Uma-
Donald of Pateros. Wn.; Mrs. Wm.
$4999902900* work, candies and food will be on
Strong.Spokane; Mr. and Mrs. Laafe tilla Friday afternoon.
The regular meeting of the Blue
Spencer, Okanogan, Wn.; Mr. and
Arilda Foster entertained at a Ribbon Calf club was held at the
HIGH SCHOOL NOTES
sale.
Weather Report.
home.
Mrs. John Ford and daughter Evel party Saturday evening at Nepoger home of Jo Ellen Mopps, November
Mr and Mrs. Dan Decker and
$666999490**%
Max. Mln. yn: Mr. and Mrs. Robert Shinkle Those present were Nellie Hooker, 30.
Thirteen members of the senior small son of Umapine, Ore., spent Date
................... 39 .... 30 and daughter Patricia; Mr. and Joe Ellen Mopps, Ethel
After the business meeting, W, A.
class are wearing the new rings Thanksgiving day at the home of November 28
29 ................... 35 .... 29 Mrs. Orvil West and daughter Lil Hutchison, Martha Bell Caldwell, Sawyer, assistant, county agent,
which arrived Wednesday of this Mr. Decker’s parents, Mr, and Mrs. November
34
....
31
November 30 ...................
lian: Beth, Alice, Patsy, Jack and Leonard Balls and
demonstrated the tying of knots use
A. D. Kepple.
week.
ful to all farmers. There will be
and Mrs. M. C. Pearson and December 1 ...................... 35 .. . 31 Tom Cooney; Karl Krause, Stanfield;
Josephine Moyer and
Supt. and Mrs. R. H. McAtee two Mr. daughters
.
34
....
30
the host and hostess, Mr. and Mrs. sell of Hermiston were
more practice In this field of work
from Portland spent December 2 ......................
spent the Thanksgiving holidays the holidays in Stanfield
.
33
....
30
Roy Ford, and the honoree. A very in ¡r dinner guests at the W. L. DICK later on.
at the home December 3 ......................
with their daughter and son-in-law,
December 4 ...................... . 32 .... 30 enjoyable evening was spent danc «on home Willard Hutseli is a son
The rest of the meeting was spent
Mr. and Mrs. Orvil J. Widman at of Mr. and Mrs. Harry McCormick.
Precipitation was .05.
ing and playing games.
of Mrs. Dickson.
.
, in playing games and singing club
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Sturdivant are
Natalie, Wn.
Linn Shaver was a business visi
winter with their
Other teachers spending the holi spending the
tor in Stanfield Friday.
Mrs. Ila Wallace.
days out-of-town were: Miss Mar daughter,
Mr. and Mrs. Perry Arthur have
Mr. and Mrs. Myers and I family
Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Baker and
garet Elliott who went to Portland;
of Stanfield were Thanksgiving din been visiting in Portland with their
son Bobble and Miss Kather
Miss Harriett Olson, at her home in small
daughter and family, and other
ner guests at the Macken home.
ine Macaskle of Spokane, Wn., have
Spokane; Ladrew Moshberger, at been
Sack Allen and Mr. and Mrs Ad: friends, returning home Thanksgiv
visiting Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Ba-
home in Portland; Miss Esther Sib
ing.
dleman and family
ert with her parents at Elberton, ker.
Ing dinner guests at the John Con
Wn.; Coach and Mrs. Hal Hatton
rad home.
Rev. Blacklund Will Speak.
went to Pendleton.
Mrs J. H. Reid left Wednesday
At the annual meeting of the
Ed
Dunning
reported
favorably
Tuberculin tests were given to
Rev Harold Blacklund of Glad Umatilla Project Farm Bureau held on the business of the Hermiston for Longview. Wn.. to visit her sis ♦
ALONG THE CONCRETE
*
3«5 students in the Hermiston and stone, Ore., will preach at the Bap Saturday night, November 30, man Mermantile Co-operative store.
ter
for
about
two
weeks.
Columbia schools Tuesday of this tist church Sunday morning at agers of the various cooperativa or
Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Pierson and
A report for the Hermiston Co-
week bv Dr. Odell of The Dalles, as 11:00 o’clock and again in the eve ganizations in Hermiston and sur
family were Thanksgiving dinner
Dale Wells was looking for a
sisted by Miss Margaret D. Port ning at 7:30 o’clock. Rv. Blacklund rounding territory reported an in operative Laundry & Cannery com guests at the Laird home in Stan-
angel at school Monday.
mann. R.N.. County Health Nurse. comes highly recommended as a crease in the volume of business piled by O. L. Barlow was read by
W. A. Sawyer. This report showed " Bessie Hammer of Salem. Linn
Prosperity around the corner wa
The Girl’s League gave a Thanks speaker and the general public is in during the past year.
that tbe cannery had processed
the antidote for the depression
giving program last Wednesday vited to attend.
Shaver
of
Goldendale,
Mrs.
Fred
Edgar Jehrung of Portland, was 11,000 cans more than the volumn
Technocracy for prosperity; the Net
which featured the following mem
guest speaker and talked on Credit In 1934. The laundry was operated Johnson and son Hüllet of Albie, and Deal for technocracy; and now the
Methodist Aid Bazaar.
bers: Numbers by the high school
Mr
and
Mrs.
Carl
Hammer
and
fam
Union organization, and stated that 10 hours a day for the first four
Townsend Plan is the antidote ft
orchestra; "The History of Thanks-
The Methodist Ladies Aid will the Hermiston Oregon Credit Union
of the week, with 8-hour runs , ily of Hermiston were Thanksgiving the New Deal. All this is exciting-
giving”
by
Margaret
Clarke; hold a bazaar in the basement of the was the first unit organized in Ore days
dinner
guests
at
the
L.
Hammer
Friday and Saturday. Approxi
Hope we are In the prosperity rat
•Bridge" a skit presented by boys church Friday, December 13, at gon and the only one in the state to on
mately 150 families take advantage
until the finish.
in girl’s character: Plano solo by 8.00 o’clock in the evening. A spec be organized under the new federal of
John
Conrad
and
Linn
Shaver
At the Legion banquet: Mrs. Wr
the facilities of the laundry.
Opal Stockard; “This is a Movie" ial program is being arranged and credit union plan. Mr. Zehrung Is
were business visitors in Helix Mon Shaar turning her other cheek t 1
Project Leaders Report.
a short skit.
day.
booths for entertainment will be director of Credit Unions under the
be “smote" by Sam Moore. Walt«
George Koehn of Portland, Amer featured. Needlework, cooked food Section of Federal Credit Administ
Project leaders who gave indivi- j The Blue Ribbon Calf club held a Hamm coming In late with a red
ican Legion Commander. Department and refreshment booths will also be ration.
meeting
at
the
Lathrop
home
Satur
nose. Peter Castric reclining in his
| dual reports were re-elected as well ,
of Oregon, addressed the assembly In evidence. The public is invited to
H. M. Sommerer, manager of the | as the executive board, as follows: I day afternoon. Wm. A. Sawyer, as chair with a look of contentment an
Tuesday on the "Constitution.” He attend and enjoy a social evening. Farm Bureau Co-operaative, stated H. J. Ott. president; A. E. Bensel, sistant county agent, demonstrated a cigar after the banquet. Raymond
was attending a district conference
Walker refusing a second helpin
that an average of 346 tons of mix vice president; C. M. Jackson, sec- tbe tying of many kinds of knots.
Wesley and Gordon Blessing of only because he did not have on
in this city.
Wool Show Postponed.
ing and custom grinding had been | retary-treasurer; L. C. Dyer, dairy-
done during tbe first ten months of ing; Mrs. Geo. Genn, poultry: Dr. Portland spent the Thanksgiving kimono. “Mack” McCulley toyin
The wool display planned for Fri the year. Of this amount an average I Theo. Beletskl, disease control: John holidays at the home of their grand- his shoe on the toe of hfs right tot
446446990999*999
(No new shoes In evidence.)
•
HOSPITAL NOTES
♦ day. December 6, by the Wool Grow of 54 tons per month was custom Jendrzejewski, rodent control: J. I parents, Mr. and Mrs. Gus Linder.
ers Auxiliary at Echo, has been post-
Bessie Hammer, who has been vi
Commander Koehn accepting th
IW. McMullen, marketing: H. M.
....4.469666%*** poned indefinitely because of the work.
M. G. Hedwall. manager of the I Sommerer, finance; W. G. Rodda. | siting at the home of her parents, reprimand from Past Commande
Mrs. Fred Painter of Echo is a illness of the president, Mrs. Ralph
and Mrs. L. Hammer, for the Biggs for not having worn his len
Umatilla Co-operative Creamery and I bees and fair exhibits; A. E. Ben-1 Mr
medical patient and is doing nicely. Corrigal.
sel, recreation; E. L. Jackson. 4-H past week, left Monday for Salem. thy woolens while invading tb
Cold
Storage
Lockers,
reported
that
The regular meeting will be held
Chas. Bowman of Echo who is be
Linn Shaver left Saturday for Gol- eastern Oregon territory.
club; W A. Sawyer, cooperative«:
ing treated for arm lacerations re at 2:00 p. m. Friday down stairs in the output of butter from the plant C. L. Upham. Mrs. B. Hutchison and dendale, Wn.. where he will make
The city was e blue with cig:
had
exceeded
that
of
1934
by
20,000
ceived last week in a hay chopper, the council room at the city hall.
A. H. Cable, park board; E. H. Dun his home for the winter with his smoke Wednesday from cigars hand
and
that
all
cold
storage
lockers
are
is improving.
ed out by Harold Thompson on b -
now rented with a waiting list being ning. legislative; and H. K. Dean, parents.
Reward Offered.
Billie Ransier returned to hie
field crops.
L. H. Pearson left thia week for half of the arrival of a son.
established.
Walter Jendrzejewski had b”
home in Boardman Wednesday.
The Co-operative Service Station
Seattle and Tacoma to visit his
Reward of $25.00 for information
Picture Machine Tried.
name engraved on a scholastic CI 1
Mrs. Chas. Taylor has donated 12 leading to arrest and conviction of report was given by C. A. Jack man
daughter and son.
The new slide picture camera was
cans of asparagus to the hospital.
any person molesting any of my present manager who stated that
Elbert Hutchison of Pendleton for outstanding work in hte tree
820,000 in business has been done tried out on a one-reel film entitled was a visitor at the horns of his par man year at O .S.C. Walt says th '
Mrs. r. L. Jewett has also donated apiaries.
J. SKOVBO, Hermiston in the pant sixteen months sinee the "Digging Up the Paet.” which show ents, Mr. and Mrs. Baxter Hutchison. "It was a considerable expense it
a steer to the hospital and this is
seems the charge Is per letter.”
ed pre-historic animate.
cooperative opened for business.
(Adv. Nov. 28-Dec.5-12)
Tuesday.
being cut up by D. D. Follett.
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December
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Mrs. Bax:
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Barber Loi
Elmer WillardLhE-
ame.
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BUSINESS PROGRESS FOR YEAR SHOWN IN
FARM CO-OPERATIVE MANAGER’S REPORT
were ThanksgiY-