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THURSDAY, MAY 7, 1936. THE HERMISTON HERALD, HERMISTON, OREGON. 28 \earsin Oregon's Servicel PAGE THUD Mrs. Wm. Conlon motored to Hep pner last Wednesday where she at tended the library meeting. By ERMA BYRNES. Mrs. Ervin Chapman returned The Misses Marguerita Cox, Rosa Friday from Pendleton where she Ricco and Clara Corrigan motored received medical treatment. Jay Berry, who has been working to Walla Walla Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. H. Umiree and in The Dalles, is here working in daughter Nan and Mrs. Umfree’s Jeff Stephens' place while he is in mother, all of Virginia, stopped here Portland, due to the illness of his this week to visit friends, while en- wife. The Umatilla boys’ tenuis team route to Portland. Mrs. Umtree will be remembered as Miss Piery, for motored to Echo Thursday of last week and played with the Echo mer Umatilla high school teacher. ’ team. Gene Hiatt and Leonard Umtree is an engineer and has been boys Montgomery won their match with transferred to work in Alaska. Lane losing his. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Walsh and Orlin Rollie Dexter left Saturday for AND WASH THE CLOTHES I children spent Saturday evening in Prescott where he will be employed Walla Walla, and Sunday visiting for the summer. • The Maytag has brought washday Mr. and Mrs. Len Thompson in freedom to nearly a million farm homes, The Umatilla town baseball team Touchet. with and without electricity. Most farm Al Moran, Everett Ervin, Margar met the CCC boys’ team at Stanfield women prefer Maytag because it offers et Brown and Lyle Brown were in Sunday and were defeated 6 to 3. move for the money—more speed, con- Walla Walla Sunday. Brown pitched Those accompanying the team were: venience and thoroughness—more years for the Union team against the Mr. and Mrs. Tom Tucker, Mrs. Roscoe Williams and children, Mrs. of satisfactory service. Let the nearest Penitentiary team. Tom Cooney, Marcellus Bray, Lyle Eddy, Anne Stephens, Rosalie dealer show you the one-piece, cast- Ralph Davis, Harold Edwards and Lennox, Erma Byrnes, Betty Mc aluminum tufo the Gyratator washing Kenzie, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Conlon, Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Eddy motored to action and a score of other features 0. Stangby, Sid Sailor and Albert Condon Saturday where the boys Veig. originated by Maytag. Investigate the entered the district track meet. easy payment plan. At a meeting held Monday the Miss Dede Shaw spent the week Umatilla student body elected the THE MAYTAG GASOLINE MULT-MOTOR end in Portland visiting her family. following officers for the coming Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Deardroff and year: Thomas Cooney, president; A simple, dependable, in-built gaso- daughter and Marie Barnhart mo Delbert Van Schoiack, vice presi line engine designed for a woman to tored with Mrs. Barnhart and son dent; Erma Byrnes, secretary-treas operate. Electric models for homes on Raymond, to their home in Wenat urer; Erma Byrnes, song queen; the power line. chee, Wn., after a week’s visit here Veta Moran, yell king; Gene Hiatt, Federal Homing Act—Mow hAodss Mot, work on the list for government A4 to tens with Mrs. Barnhart’s sister, Mrs. business manager; Bettty McKen Deardroff and her daughter Marie. zie, sergeant-at-arms, Ralph Davis. Mrs. Jay Berry and daughters, Mrs. Wm. Graybeal, Mrs. Earl Lola and Barbara, with Vonna Jones Isom, Leach and Ray Sparks of and Faye Gardner spent Friday af Irrigon Earl PHONE 121 spent Saturday afternoon in ADJACENT TO THEATRE ternoon in Pendleton. Umatilla. Bill Roberts of Walla Walla spent Word was received here Monday Sunday in Umatilla. of the serious illness of Cecil Tippie mond Lee. Guy Moore and August Last Thursday the Umatilla girls’ who has been in California working Rauch attended the track meet at baseball team motored to Hermis for his brother-in-law. t PINE CITY NEWS t Condon Saturday. Harold won third ton and defeated the girls 20-24. Robert McKenzie, who has been By Lennä Neill in pole vaulting, August tied for Mrs. Jeff Stephens was taken to in Klamath Falls, returned home fourth in pole vaulting, and Ray The Pine City school was well mond tied for fourth in shot put. Portland Friday where she under Monday. Ernest Tipple was with went an operation Saturday. Mr. him but upon hearing of the illness represented at the track meet and Mrs. Roy Neill, Miss Gladys Pear Stephens is with her and reports of his brother, Cecil left Sunday music festival at Heppner last Fri night for California. day. Guy Moore received four first son and W. D. Neill were transact that she is doing nicely. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Bray have prizes and one second. Members of the high school stu ing business in Pendleton Monday. moved from the Peterson home to the Butterwood residence, formerly dent body and the teachers enjoyed Mrs. Chas. Bartholomew, Mrs. occupied by Mr. and Mrs. Olaf John a weiner roast at the school house Marion Finch and Stanley Struth son. Monday evening, and then attended Mae Wurster, who is recuperating the show at Hermiston afterwards. ers were business visitors in Her Mrs. Lucy E. Rogers, county miston Tuesday.___ following an appendectomy at the Hermiston General hospital two school superintendent, gave achieve weeks ago, returned to her home ment tests to the grade school stu A CHILD’S LIE MARS Sunday. dents Monday. Members of the junior class en Mr. and Mrs. Frank Helms and THR EE HUMAN LIVES joyed a picnic Wednesday afternoon daughter Charlotte were business when they put up their '37. visitors in Hermiston and Echo How one vicious lie almost wreck Pat Tallen spent Sunday and Mon Monday. day in Portland. Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Wattenburger ed the lives of three innocent people Leland Smith spent Sunday at and Mrs. Ollie Neill and daughters is the powerful dramatic theme of his home. Lennä and Neva were dinner guests “These Three,’’ Samuel Goldwyn’s Sid Sailor of Oregon City is visit at the Jake Wattenburger home in latest production which brings Mir ing his daughter here. Echo Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Young are iam Hopkins, Merle Oberon and Joel Olfa Stangby of Seattle, Wn., spent the first of the week in Uma the proud parents of a baby boy, McCrea to the Oasis theatre Sunday born at the Hermiston General hos and Monday. tilla. Mrs. D. R. Brownell of Spokane, pital Friday, May 1. The young son The story of the Lillian Hellman formerly of Umatilla, is visiting has been named Robert Herman. Mrs. Frank Helms and daughter screen play is laid in a small girls’ friends here this week. Lyle Brown left Monday for Port Charlotte motored to Pendleton on school which Martha Doble (Miriam business Saturday. land on a business trip. Hopkins) and Karen Wright (Merle Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ayers of Oberon) establish with the aid of Mrs. Neva Pilon entertained the “500” club at the home of Mrs. Jack Westland were dinner guests at the Joe Cardin, a young local doctor Cherry last Wednesday. All regular Mrs. Ollie Neill home Monday. R. D. Estle, Harold Neill. Ray (Joel McCrea), whom both love. members were present. t UMATILLA NEWS t STEP ON 3 FAMOUS TRAINS Portland Roao— Daily Pacific Limited— Daily The leamlinet CITY Or PORTLAND FIVE “SAILINGS"MONTHLY RALPH E. From Portland during May, 3:45 p.m. on 1, 6, 11,19,25. 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