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ADDITIONAL LOCALS
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Mr. and Mrs. R. G. Penney and
son Billy, and Donald Refvem of
Stanfield, returned Sunday from a
trip of eight days which took them
by way of Heppner, Spray, Prine
ville, Redmond and Bend, At Bend
they spent most of their time at
Paulina lake fishing and boating.
They crossed to Eugene by the Mc
Kenzie Pass to visit Mr. and Mrs.
Karl Lund and family, Mr. and Mrs.
Ernest Loughary and Mr. and Mrs.
Jim Bagan. From there they visited
in Salem, Monmouth and Corvallis,
calling at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
John Beavert at Corvallis.
Mr. and Mrs. B. H. Fix were sur
prised Sunday when a group of their
friends called to spend the after
noon. Guests included Mr. and Mrs.
A. N. Fix, Ed and August Fix, Ken
neth Husler, Wilford Miller, Fran-
ces, Helen, Rose and Dorothy Fix,
all of Walla Walla. Mr. and Mrs.
T. L. Atkinson and son Milo Atki-
son, all of Pilot Rock. Wm. Behme,
Stanfield. Jack Hodgens, remained
until Wednesday as a guest of El
don Fix.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Mikesell left
Thursday on a four week trip to St.
Joseph, Missouri, to visit relatives
in Bates county after a 34 year ab-
sence. Mrs. Mikesell will visit two
and two uncles in St.
brothers
PULLer
not expect to re-
Joseph. They
‘ ney do
IPno,
turn until the first of October-
A group of local Odd Fellows mo-
tored to Pendleton Monday night
taking 1000 pounds of watermelons
for the annual feed with the Pendle-
ton order. They were Geo. Harken-
rider, O. F. Dawson, Fred Reeves.
Gwyn Hughes, R. N. Leonard, Art
Beasley. Harvey DeMoss, Mr. Min-
nick, C. A. Jackman, Curtis Simons
and A. A. Estle. Representatives
from other orders in this district
were also present.
A splendid representation from
west Umatilla county attended the
homemaker’s meeting in Pendleton
Tuesday. Among those present were
Mrs. W. A. Sawyer. Mrs. H. G. Mc-
Culley, Mrs. J. Skovbo. Mrs. Henry
Hooker, Mrs. O. O. Felthouse, Mrs.
Dave Mittlesdorf, Mrs. J. A. Clarke
and Mrs. Ralph Saylo.r
Sunday evening at the Epworth
League hour of the Methodist church
students of Oregon State college
who are members of the church,
gave a review of the Wesley Foun
dation work on the campus for stu
dents away from home. The young
people are Edna Ott, Miriam Swar-
ner and Lawrence Swarner.
Mr. and Mrs. Amos Dyer of Co
lumbus, Ohio, who have been visit
ing at the home of J. 8. Dyer and L.
C. Dyer. Mr. Dyer’s brothers, left
Tuesday morning for Salem where
they will visit friends until the last
of the week.
School dresses, sizes 7 to 16, 59c
adv.
and 95c. Style Shop.
Mrs. O. C. Pierce and daughter
Marian and son Stanley returned
Tuesday from a three weeks' stay in
Portland. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Starkey
motored up with them and will visit
until after the Round-Up in Pendle
ton. Mrs. Starkey Is Mrs. Pierce’s
sister.
Guests at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. A. W. Turnblad Sunday after-
noon were Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Knerr
and family, Mrs. J. Skovbo and
Hermiston Trading Co
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greatest asset you ever had, YOUR SOCIAL
STANDING in your community?
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daughter Marie and son Herbert,
Mr. and Mrs. Levi Reeder, Pauline
Stoop. Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Warner
and daughter Patsy and son Glenn.
Miss Fern Lindner was compli
mented at a bridal shower Tuesday
afternoon at the home of her par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Lindner,
by Mrs. Jake Rueber of Stanfield
acting as hostess. Other guests from
Stanfield were Mrs. Albert Rueber
and Mrs. John Rueber.
Orchestra practice will start Mon
day, Sept. 7th, at 7:30 p. m. in the
Legion hall. Fredereck Stolz, direc
adv
tor.
Mrs. M. L. Watson motored to
Boise, Idaho, last Friday for her son
Earl who has been employed there
this summer. She was accompanied
as far as Weiser by Mrs. Frank Sa-
ter. * They returned to Hermiston
Tuesday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Shaar motored
to Walla Walla Sunday to attend a
family reunion, The occasion was
the birthday of Mrs. Shaar’s father,
J. C. Bains, and her great aunt, Mrs.
H. B. Bacon. Five generations were
present among the 22 guests.
Batie Rand expects to return to
his work at the .Rohrman Garage
Monday following a two weeks’ va
cation. Bob Woodward has been
substituting for him during his ab
sence.
Get your tablets, pencils, lunch
pails and all school supplies at Ams-
berry’s.
adv.
Mrs. Gaylord Madison, Miss Em
ma Geisler, Mrs. Neill Robertson and
Mrs. Ralph Richards will be host
esses to members of the Wool Grow
ers’ Auxiliary Friday at 2:00 ip. m.
at the home of Mrs. Madison’s mo-
ther, Mrs. John Denney on the Echo
Meadows.
L. S. Burrell, graduate of Mon
mouth Normal, has been employed
to teach the eighth grade and coach
grade school athletics. Mr. Burrell
and his wife have rented the Potter-
Soneson house on Gladys avenue.
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COLUMBIA NEWS
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By MARIJANE HAMMER.
Mr. and Mrs. Dixon, Frances Hut
sell and Maxine Waters visited in
La Grande Wednesday.
Elmer James, who has been em
ployed at the J. H. Reid home for
the past year, left Tuesday for Pen
dleton where he is employed in the
Montgomery Ward store.
A meeting of the 4-H Sewing
club was held Friday at the home
of their leader. Mrs. A. H. Cable.
Barbara Reid visited at the Kel-
1er home Saturday afternoon.
Dinner guests at the W. B. Fos-
ter home Sunday were Mr. and Mrs.
Jake Schell and three children from
Nebraska, and Mr. and Mrs. George
Rand from Irrigon.
Mr. and Mrs. George Walters of
Pendleton visited at the Baxter Hut
chison home Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Graybeal and son.
and Fay Gardiner of Umatilla and
Mrs. Johnson and children of Idaho
were visitors at the Lathrop home
Thursday of last week.
Mrs. Grace Trumbull passed a wav
last week in Portland. Many friends
attended the funeral services in Her
miston Sunday. She is a former
resident on Walter Knapton place
which is now occupied by Mr. and
Mrs. Sneed and family.
Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Ott and fami
ly attended the wedding of their son
Walther last week in Corvallis, Ore.
Mary and Philip Wilson, who
have been employed at the Joe
Hawkins ranch near Adams, re-
turned home Sunday.
Mrs. Anna Willard is ill at her
home this week, having suffered a
stroke.
Hop picking started Tuesday on
the Dixon ranch with about eighty
pickers. Mr. Dixon,says it will take
from the first to the twelfth to
harvest the hop crop.
Richard Rainwater of Hermiston
was a Sunday dinner guest at the
Tom Wilson home.
A meeting of • the Blue Ribbon
4-H Calf club was held Saturday at
the Foster home.
W. L. Dixon has purchased a new
Hudson eight.
Jack Allen is employed at the
Mikesell ranch while they are away.
Mr. and Mrs. Gus Linder were
Sunday afternoon guests at the W.
B. Foster home.
Carl Hammer left Monday for
Heppner. Ore., where he is employed.
W. L. Dixon made a business trip
to Pendleton Friday.
Deverde Elwood of Hermiston is
employed at the J. H. Ried home.
Faith Wilson visited at the Carl
Hammer home Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Dixon and daughter
Frances attended the dress up parade
In Pendleton Saturday night.
Elmer James of Pendleton visited
at the H. Hooker home Sunday,
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Wilson is employed on the
old Fisher place leveling ground
this week.
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STANFIELD NEWS
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Bv Sophronia Rhea
The Stanfield schools will open
Monday, September 7th.
Mrs. Jennie Hall left Wednesday
night for a visit at Tillamook and
Bay City.
Mr. and Mrs. J.
and
daughter left Wednesday for Seat
tle where they will visit relatives
tor the next ten days.
A large crowd from Stanfield at
tended the Round Up dress-up par
ade in Pendleton Saturday evening.
The Ladies Aid met Thursday af
ternoon in the aid parlors with Mrs.
F
Raker as hostess. A minstrel
show was put on by Mrs. J. F. Lane,
Mrs. Jess Richards. Mrs. H. McCor-
mack. Mrs. Ila Wallace, and Mrs.
Edgar Hoosier. Miss Dorothy Shel
ton was accompanist.
Mrs. Rieber and Miss Marie are
visiting at the home of their daugh
ter and sister. Mra. H. B. Campbell.
They have visited friends in Dallas
and coast points, and are now en-
route to their home near Hunting-
ton.
Miss Neva Neill has resigned her
position as primary teacher to
cept a position in Heppner.
The Misses
Mary Rhea and
Marian
Sturdivant were dinner
guests of Miss Bytha Hoskins Sun-
day.
M r. and Mrs. Byron Brown are
the parents of a baby girl born Aug-
ust 30.
Christian Endeavor was held Sun-
day evening in the church. Miss
Marian Sturdivant gave a report on
her trip to Wallowa Lake to the En-
deaver conference. Rev. Griffith
also gave a very interesting talk. He
also announced the social to be held
at the church September 9 at 8:00
To each type of banking or financial re
Everyone is invited.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Brown were
quirement we have a corresponding service
called to Winlock, Ore., because of
the death of Violet Hoagland, 11-
here at the FIRST NATIONAL. It can
year-old sister of Mrs. Brown.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Kimbrell and
four children of Calexico, Cal., ar
be geared to your particular problem
rived Wednesday to be the house
guests of Mrs. Agnes Hills, mother
if other conditions warrant it. . . •
of Mrs. Kimbrell.
Miss Hazel Harris returned to the
home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Talk over your problems with
Corra Harris after spending the past
three months with her grandmoth
us. We are quite certain we can
er in California.
Mrs. C. D. Connor of Pendleton
help you find some solution.
visited relatives and friends Thurs
day and Friday of last week.
Frank Sloan returned to his home
in Stanfield Friday night after
spending the past three weeks in
Portland receiving medical treat
of Hermiston
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ment.
Laura Stephens, daughter of Mr.
Capital, Surplus and Undivided Profits Over $50,000.
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and Mrs. Jack Stephens, had her
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R. ALEXANDER, Vice-President ; ‘
tonsils removed Tuesday and is get
A. H. NORTON, Cashier
KENNETH M. MAYER Assistant : ;
ting along nicely.
DEPOSITS IN THIS BANK ARE INSURED BY THE FEDERAL , ‘
Mrs. Carl Rhea who is ill in the
Hermiston hospital, is improving ra
DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION.
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pidly.
Mr. and Mrs. L. M. Snell of Los
Angeles. Cal., visited Mr. Snell’s sis
ter, Mrs. John Denny, on the mea
dows the past week.
William Switzler returned Sunday
Lloyd Deardroff is suffering from
Miss Faye Greene, daughter of from Goldendale where he has at- a abscess on his foot and is unable
Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Greene of Stan tended the Goldendale fair.
to work.
field. and Mr. Harold Reeves, son of
Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Reeves, also of
Stanfield, were married in Vancou
ver. Wn.. August 25th. The young
couple went on to Los Angeles, Cal.,
accompanied by Floyd Wood, where
they will attend the National Air
Derby and possibly spend the win-
ter.
Mr. and Mrs. Alonzo Hagland of
Winlock, Ore., accompanied their
daughter. Mrs. Ed Brown, home.
Mrs. H. L. Hedrick entertained
eight guests to a birthday party
Monday afternoon, honoring her
other Mrs. Emma Hakey’s 73rd
birthday. Refreshments were served
and gifts were presented.
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UMATILLA NEWS t
By ERMA BYRNES.
School doors open Tuesday, Sep
tember 1, in the Umatilla schools,
with a new heating system and a
drinking fountain upstairs. The
teachers are as follows: First and
second grades. Miss Ina Gilbert of
Hermiston; third and fourth grades,
Miss Florence Christianson of For
est Grove; fifth and sixth, Miss Mar-
seventh and eighth,
guerita Cox;
Harold Edwards. The high school
teachers are the Misses Clara Corri-
san and Edna Danford, and Glen
Kimberling.
Harry Hull returned to his home
after a few days visit in Seattle at
the home of his brother, Vern Hull.
He accompanied Alfa Stangeby to
Seattle where he visited at his home
in Seaboro.
Miss Sara Rix returned to Uma-
tilla Thursday from Prairie City
where she has been working this
summer.
Miss Rix is the cook in
the cafeteria in the school.
Lyle Brown and Robert McKenzie
returned Wednesday morning from
Portland where they had been since
last Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Slattery and
son David. Ed Winder and La Vonne
Hamelin spent last Sunday in Port
land.
Robert Brownell returned Wed
nesday from Newport where he has
been visiting his sister for two
weeks.
Mrs. Emma Oebern and her bro
ther Otto Schroeder of Idaho spent
several days of last week with their
sister and family. Mr. and Mrs. Scott
Brown.
Devee Brown, who has been at
tending Portland Bible Institute, is
visiting his parents and family, Mr.
and Mrs. Scott Brown.
Miss Margaret Baumann of Goble,
Ore., is visiting at the A. E. McFar
land home.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hull were
dinner guests at the C. M. Bentley
home in Pendleton Thursday even
ing.
Glenn Blackely and Del Jackson,
who have been working on a switch
engine in The Dalles, are working
In Umatilla on the second switch en
gine.
Mrs. E. McKenzie and daughter
Jean spent Friday and Saturday in
Portland.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Springer and
grandchildren motored to Pendleton
Saturday. The children remained in
Pendleton to visit their grandpar
ents. Mr. and Mrs D. C. Mahoney
for a week.
Marcellus Bray, who has been
working In Walla Walla, returned to
his home.
Tom Tucker of Nevada is visiting
his uncle. Thomas G. Tucker and
grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. Joe
Tucker.
Myrnie Caldwell. who was driv-
ing a CCC truck from Vancouver to
Baker, visited friends in Umatilla
last week.
Mrs. William Shepherd and daugh
ters Marion and Thelma, returned
home Sunday evening from Hood
River.
Mrs. John Wurster and daughters
Anne. Mae and Mrs. Clyde Hoyt and
son, spent Saturday night in Pen
dleton.
Miss Helen Fredreckson of Stan
field. former teacher of Umatilla,
visited at the Harry Hull home Sun
day.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Davis and
sons returned home Sunday from a
trip to Portland and Astoria.
Mrs.
Katherine Sherlock and
daughter Ann Mary returned home
Sunday from Portland.
Bill Bennett and his mother. Mrs.
Addie Meacham, arrived in Umatilla
Sunday from Canyon City Mr Ben
nett is to work on the railroad
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