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THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 1». 1936.
THE HERMISTON HERALD. HERMISTON. OREGON.
Adita Cheatwood, who has been
Miss Gladys Driscoll, who is a
visiting at Halfway for the summer, student at the Mormon Beauty
returned home Saturday evening.
School in Walla Walla, was here
over the week end visiting her mo
ther, Mrs. Laura Mortimore. She re
Mrs. Anna Connor and son Jesse
Jens Skovbo caught and injured of Pilot Rock are visiting Mrs. Mabel turned to Walia Walla Monday and
his hand Saturday in a motor belt. Walker. They plan on locating in is being treated for a badly infected
ear.
Hermiston to make their home. Mr.
Mrs. Alice Wella visited in Pen Connor will go into business here.
dleton this week.
Harvey Payne of Hermiston has
purchased and is now operating the
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Fix returned
O. O. Felthouse has installed a
Hermiston Dairy. The former own
Sunday from Yachats, Ore., where
new heater in the Columbia bus.
ers, Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Rainwater,
they have been visiting Mrs. Fix's
Mr. and Mrs. Alton Hooker and parents. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Shafer wish to express their appreciation to
the people of Hermiston for their
family have moved from the Steve for the past two weeks.
loyal support during the time they
Thomas ranch to Hermiston.
were in the dairy business here, adv
Robert Hofer of Walla Walla is
Mr. and Mrs. Frank O'Neil and
Mrs. Phoebe Palmer of Yoncalla,
Miss Morrison, and Ladrew Mosh- now employed at the Ellis Feed
berger attended the big football Store. He is making his home with Ore., arrived Monday and is visiting
Mrs. Bert Mullins. He was formerly her daughter Mrs. Guy Amsberry.
game in Portland last Saturday.
employed by J. J. Chisholm at Top
Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Rohrman an
nounce the arrival of a baby daugh
Mrs. Freda Manion of Los Angeles penish, Wn.
ter Kathryn Ella at St. Anthony’s
is visiting Mrs. Grace Rice of Her
hospital in Pendleton Friday, No
miston and her aunt Mrs. Chas. Ba
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Franz of Dan
vember 13.
ker of Stanfield.
iel, Wyoming, are visiting Mrs.
Franz's parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. A.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Lindley of Enter
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Rankin at
Scott. Mrs. Ruby McMillan, who is
prise, Ore., visited the first of the
teaching school at Hereford, Ore., tended the football game at Port
week with their daughter and son-
near Baker, spent the week end here land Saturday, accompanied by Rich
in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Clark.
ard Cox. There they met Fred Ran
with them.
They left Thursday morning for The
kin, a student at O. S. C., and Ruth
Dalles where they spent the night
Dodd, a student at St. Helen’s Hall,
with their niece, Mrs. Don Jackson,
Mrs. Morris Scroggs of Sunnyside, and spent the evening at Mr. Ran
before going to Medford to visit an Wn., and J. W. Campbell of Port kins brother’s home in Portland.
other daughter.
land were called to Hermiston this
week by the illness of their mother,
Guests Sunday at the home of Mr.
Mrs. Thos. Campbell, who is improv
and Mrs. Frank Beddow near Pen
5C
ed at thia time.
dleton were Mrs. Ida Simmons and
Mrs. Chas. Wells is visiting her Mrs. Gertrude Sanders of Hermiston,
Mrs. Ed Miller in Hood River. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Joder, Mrs.
HERMISTON, OREGON sister
She plans to stay until after the Yerxa, and Mr. and Mrs. Llewllyn
Thanksgiving holidays. Her sister Brownell and son Robert of Uma
FRIDAY - SATURDAY
Miss Norma Davis plans to spend tilla.
the
holidays with them there.
NOVEMBER 20-21
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Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Warner and
children, Cecil, Glen and Patsy, Miss
Grace Palmer, Miss Edith Clarke |
and Myron Willard, all of Eugene |
spent the week end in Hermiston. I
They assisted in the special evange- !
listic meetings held at the Union I
church. Miss Clarke visited her par
Monroe Swarner, Mrs. C. E. Baker, ents, Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Clarke.
Thelma Swarner and Emil Sater
made up a party motoring to Yaki
William Whitsett returned Sun
ma, Wn., Thursday afternoon to day from French Corrali in the
spend the night as guests of Miss south end of Umatilla county where
Gladys Swarner who is Physical Ed he bagged a two point elk. With |
ucation instructor in the Y. W. C. him was R. H. Stockard. J. A. Mack- |
A. there. They planned to leave Fri in returned home with an elk from
day for Portland and Corvallis. Mrs. his hunting trip in the Blue Moun
Baker planned to stay in Oregon tains. Also Charles Dillon of Board
City to visit her niece, Mrs. Howard man and Emmett Cooney of Hermis
E. Petit, and the other members of ton brought down their elk. These
the party went to Corvallis to spend are the only hunters who report
home coming week end.
success among the elk.
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FRIDAY, SAT. & MON.
NOV. 20
C. E. Rogers recently returned
from Yakima. Wn., where he has
been visiting Dr. and Mrs. C. M.
Williams during the summer
months. He is an uncle of Mrs. W.
A. Hineline, with whom he makes
his home in the Minnehaha district.
NOVEMBER 22-23
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