Image provided by: Hermiston Public Library; Hermiston, OR
About The Hermiston herald. (Hermiston, Or.) 19??-1984 | View Entire Issue (June 18, 1936)
Local Happenings Mrs. L. C. Dyer and Mrs. L. W. Douglas motored to Walla Walla Saturday. John Schmidt of the Umatilla Meadows was a Hermiston visitor Saturday. Walt and "Babe” Nation went to Pendleton on business Monday. Miss Alice Dunn was a week end guest at the Carl Brown home. Mrs. Harry Connor returned Tues day evening from Vale, Ore., where she has been visiting relatives for the past two weeks. OASIS THEATRE HERMISTON, OREGON FRIDAY - SATURDAY MATINEE 2:30 SATURDAY JUNE 19-20 DOUBLE FEATURE (yersi Ser, tori (IN(EP GEÖÄGE Teton’ BRENT «KO JADIO PICTURE CARTOON & COMEDY. SUNDAY - MONDAY MATINEE 2:30 SUNDAY JUNE 21 - 22 ASIC WAUM) ill V hi w THURSDAY, JUNE 18, 1936. THE HERMISTON HERALD, HERMISTON, OREGON. PAGE FOUR HARRY RICHMAN ROCHELLE HUDSON WALTER CONNOLLY FARLEY * RILEY CARTOON and ROARING WEST, Chapter No. 14. TUES. ■ WED. - THURS. JUNE 23 - 24 - 25 A VERY OUTSTANDING PICTURE ! rg EVENT OF ■ vENSF • MAGNIFICENT OBSESSION Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Warner were Pendleton visitors Tuesday. Mrs. H. V. Sullivan of Roseburg visited Mrs. Walt Nation Thursday of last week. Mr. and Mrs. Walt Nation mo- tored to Walla Walla Sunday after noon. Home Rendered Lard, Red & adv. White Store. M iss Alice Dunn and Mrs. Walter Nation were dinner guests at the Rogers home near Echo Friday even- ing. Mr. and Mrs. Orville Wideman of Attalia, Wn.. spent the week end in Hermiston with Mrs. Wideman’s father, R. H. McAtee. Mrs. Ed. Barlow, Mrs. Guy Bar- low and daughter Chloe, and Mrs. Claude Coats of Boardman were in, Hermiston Sunday. Cold Lunch Meats. Red & White store. adv. Master Don Nation spent the past week as the guest of his great-aunt, Mrs. Rogers, at her farm on the Meadows. Mrs. Joe Baker of Echo was call- ing on friends in Hermiston Thurs- day. Pat Folsom, county coroner, and C. C. Proebstel, district attorney, were business visitors in Hermiston Tuesday evening. Jack House returned Tuesday morning from a business trip to Portland. Krispy Crackers, 2 lbs. 29c, Red & White Store. adv. Mrs. Hubert Rich wine and son, who have been visiting here for the past two weeks, left Sunday for their home in Freewater. Miss Clara Bryant, who teaches in Great Falls, Mont., arrived last week and will spend part of the summer with her sister. Mrs. H. T. Fraser. Miss Barbara Wessell returned home Sunday morning after spend ing the week in Portland attending the Rose Festival. Purex, 1 quart 13c, Balloon Free, Red & White Store. adv. Miss Alma Rohrman of Pendleton, sister of A. F. Rohrman of the Rohr man Motor company here, left Tues day on a two month’s trip to the Orient, visiting China, Japan and Hong Kong. Cecil Warner, pastor of the Her miston Union church, left Monday night for Eugene whore he will visit his family. He expects to return Saturday morning. New line of Bathing Suits and Caps, Trunks and Sun Suits at Ams- berry’s. They’re priced reasonably! adv. Mr. and Mrs. D. Blackstone, B. I. Whitney. Mr. and Mrs. Bud Daugh- tery and Mrs. Ina Wessell motored to the south meadows above Ukiah Saturday where they spent the week end camping and fishing. E. R. Frederickson and two daughters of Salem, Ore., visited over the week end at the home of his sister-in-law and family, Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Wilcox. They also visited Sunday with Frank Fred erickson of Irrigon, and Lewis Fred erickson of Heppner who met their brother here at the Wilcox home. The Fredericksons were enroute to Lewiston. Idaho, on a short visit and will again stop in Hermiston on their return trip. PHONE 53 W CARTOON AND GOING PLACES DOROTHY'S BEAUTY SHOPPE for BEAUTY SERVICE the ONLY Separator with S tainless ses with Electrically Stainless Steel Discs —this amazing improve- ment in cream separators is another triumph for McCormick-Deering. Here is a cream separator that brings to your milk room the same positive assurance of cleanliness, sanita- tion, and safety that you demand of kitchen equipment. Stainless Steel Discs are absolutely rustproof. They are made of tough, strong, closely grained metal that will stay the same for years— there is no soft coating to wear , away. As a result, the bowl in the McCormick Deering will remain in balance a great deal longer than one having ordinary tinned carbon-steel discs. Call on us for a demonstra- tion—see this latest and great- est achievement in McCormick Deering Cream Separators. Oregon Hardware 8 Implement Co. HERMISTON. OREGON Mr. and Mrs. G. R. Davidson spent the week end in Portland attending the Rose Festival. Mr. Davidson is working on the Bang's disease test ing in this territory at present. Miss Marion Briggs returned home last Thursday from Medford where she has been teaching the past winter, She will spend most of the summer with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Briggs. Mr. Farmer, we buy live stock and dressed veal. Red & White Store.adv. Mrs. John Pace is working in the post office as assistant. Merle Phelps left Saturday for the Crater Lake district in Klamath county where he will be employed by the forestry department during the summer and early fall months. Mrs. Joe Garoutte and two daugh ters of Seaside. Ore., arrived Wed nesday evening to visit her sistei Mrs. Gladys Smith, until Sunday when her parents, Mr. and Mrs. F F. Fletcher of Walla Walla wil visit their two daughters here. Among those attending the Towr send club picnic in Pendleton Sur day were Rev. and Mrs. C. R. Moori Mr. and Mrs. A. T. Kauffman, Ml and Mrs. C. A. Jackman. Special ad dresses were given by speakers fror Portland. Good Steaks. Red & White Stori Billy Ransier, who has been I iously ill at St. Anthony’s hosp in Pendleton for the past 1 tw months, has been moved to the born apartments in Hermiston i will be under the doctor’s care. Fred Ober, who has been i ployed at the Hermiston Mercan Co-operative store, is spending vacation near The Dalles with father. He is assisting with harvest of the cherry crop. He 1 accompanied by his family. Mrs. John Pace returned t week from a two weeks’ visit Portland with her parents. She 1 accompanied by her sister, A Emogene Tiffany, who will visit a week. Mrs. B. J. Nation and her me er, Mrs. S. L. D. Ross of Yakii Wn., who has been visiting here past month, left Sunday for Ya ma where Mrs. Nation will visit mother and her daughter, Mrs. Ackley, for the next ten days. Among the group of Hermis Legionnaires who attended the r ular meeting of the Heppner P Monday night were James Todd, < trict commander, O. K. Mudge, J. Piersol, Alfred Cable and Guy Ai berry. Don Serell, who has attended University of Oregon at Eugene, the past two years, returned ho last week to spend the summer w his parents, Mr. and Mrs. John ell. Miss Ruth Dodd returned Thursday afternoon from a weeks’ trip with her uncle, H. Collins and daughter Catheryn, California. They visited in ! Francisco and Pasa Robles, and turned by the coast route, trave over 4000 miles. Liquid Ice Cream Mix, 3 lbs. 27c, Red & White Store. Miss Pauline Stoop left Thun morning for Dallas, Ore., where joined Mr. and Mrs. Earle Rich son to attend the Oregon State torial association convention Grants Pass, Ore., being held the week end. Floyd Laird returned Sunda night from Lebanon, Ore., where h went as a delegate to the stat Grange. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Attebur also returned Sunday. Laird repre sented the Westland Grange ani Atteburys the Stanfield Grange. Mrs. Grace Rodgers of Echo was i business visitor in Hermiston Fri day. Mrs. E. P. Dodd entertained las Friday at her home complimenting Miss Marian Henderson, bride elect at a shower. Beautiful lilies gracet the tables as the guests enjoyed a dessert luncheon. Contract bridgi was enjoyed by the guests and prize: were won by Mrs. R. A. Brownsor and the honoree, Miss Henderson, Mrs. D. W. Fleming, aunt of Mist Emogene Paul, died at Seattle. Wn. Tuesday. June 16th. following a long illness. She was with her par ents. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Gould at the time of her death and her husband was at her bedside. The Flemings make their home at Bend and had visited friends and relatives in Hermiston at different times. Mrs. C. D. Ellis entertained at two bridge dessert luncheons Thurs day of last week and Tuesday of this week at her home on Hermiston avenue. Roses were used to bright en the tables. High honors were won by Mrs. A. H. Norton and Mrs. B Haneline, and Mrs. Alice Stone and Mrs. Alma Hitt. Sunday is Fathers' Day. Greeting cards and gifts at Amsberry's. adv. Guests at the A. C. Swarner home Sunday included Mrs. C. A. Paul and daughters Ethel Louise and Dora, and son Clark, of Pendleton. and Emogene Paul of Hermiston. The occasion was in celebration of the birthdays of Clark Paul and Law rence Swarner. Clark left Monday for Astoria where he will be part of the Coast Guard encampment for the next two weeks. Mr. and Mrs. Dewey Payne, for mer residents of Hermiston, and brother to H. L. Payne and Oscar Payne, known in Hermiston, are the parents of twins born June 11th at Centralia. Wn. The twins will have different birthdays, the girl, weigh ing 31 pounds, arrived before mid- night. and the boy, who tipped the scale» at four pounds, after 12:00 o’clock The Paynes will be remem bered by many here, and Oscar Payne now lives at Brownsville, Ore. •vvv*****9 37 will be held at the next meeting on June 25. No absentee ballots LEGION AUXILIARY NOTES will be accepted. $099299**$$%**** Hermiston Unit No. 37 conducted a most successful Poppy sale this year. Poppies were sold on the streets by local youngsters and prizes were awarded to those selling the most poppies. First prize was won by Molly Anne Ripley; second prize going to Allan Hiatt of Uma tilla. The first regular business meet ing of the month was held Thurs day, June 11. Nomination of offi cers for the ensuing year constitu- ted the main business of the even ing. Election of officers for 1936- - - —e BALLOON DANCE RADIO HERO JIMMY ALLEN NOW IN FILM SAT., JUNE 20 at Westland Jimmy Allen. hero of "The Air Adventures of Jimmie Allen," most popular radio serial on the ether waves, has been brought to the screen, and in his first picture. "Sky Parade," which will be at the Oasis theatre Friday and Saturday, Jimmie adds new laurels to the fame which his radio performances have earned. SCHOOL HOUSE MUSIC BY The Hot Shots MFOOD VALUES What about the ceaseless striving for better food values! What about the constant paring down of useless distribution costs. What about our jealously-held reputation for fast, efficient, courte ous services! What about our never ending zeal for clean stores! Safeway customers have demand ed and believe in these principles. You alone are responsible for Safe way’s growth and popularity. You alone have made Safeway Stores and Markets LEADERS IN THE FOOD BUSINESS IN THE WEST! CERTO For Your Jams & Jellies. Bottles JAR LIDS Kerr Mason Regular. Dozen FRIDAY - SATURDAY - MONDAY JUNE 19 - 20 & 22. Laundry Soap 10 Bars 19c Sardines Sunny Monday 3 In Mustard or Tomato Sauce. Junket Mixchosolats, 3pkss 29c OXYDOL For Ice Cream. Granulated Soap. Maple French’s Mustard 9-oz. Jar Sleepy Hollow Bar No. 2 Can 10c Quart Jug Cans SPINACH 2 No. Full O' Gold. Country Kist. Dozen 63c 15c 33c 212 25c Shredded Wheat 2 Boxes 25c The Original. Kerr’s Regular - Pints Waxed Paper 125 Candy Bars Ft. Roll 3 Bars 10c General Foods - Hershey's. Diamond Heavy. Jells Rite Pkgs. Pure Cane & Maple Syrup. Complexion Soap. Fruit Jars 2 Corn Flakes. Palmolive Soap June Peas 25c Large Pkg. Post Tosties Cream Salad Style. Large Cans 2 Bottles 25c Fruit Pectin. AIRWAY lb. 16c Rich Brazilian Coffee Dependable Coffee 2 das 45c Quality Vacuum Pack with a Money Back Guarantee to Please. Family Flour -in $1.45 Harvest Blossom — Every Sack Guaranteed. Salad Dressing - 33c Nally’s - Salad Time — Truly a Fine Dressing. Pure Cane Sugar w. $1.55 Save on Your Canning — BUY NOW Potato Chips 3 25c Nally’s - Strictly Fresh (31 ounce) Pork & Beans can 5c VAN CAMP’S — 11 01. Tin. Woolerowers and Anxiliarv Meets. The West End Umatilla County Woolgrowers' Auxiliary met with the members of the Woolgrowers at Battle Mountain Park Sunday in a picnic and program Among those attending from Hermiston were Mr. and Mrs. H. T. Fraser and son Tom- my; and Miss Clara Bryant. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Smith. Mr. and Mrs. E. P Dodd, and those from Echo and Butter Creek district included Mrs. George. Mrs Neill Robertson Mr. and Mrs. Gaylord Madison and Mr. SAFEUAY STORES PHONE 241 HERMISTON
