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CREAM GETS ALL THE CREAM WONDERFUL NEW MODELS HAND OR MOTOR DRIVEN ah Sizes 200 Lbs. to 1000 Lbs. THURSDAY, APRIL 2», 1937 THE HERMISTON HERALD, HERMISTON, OREGON. PAGE SIX were elected to go and left early family at Oregon City, has returned to Stanfield and is visiting at the Thursday. Mrs. R. C. Mitchell left Tuesday home of his son, Ernest Greathouse. A. D. Kepple, who has spent the for Portland where she will make her future home. She has rented past ten days visiting his uncle in Seattle, returned. They will con- her place to Russell Miller. Willard Baker motored to Eugene tinue their trip to Iowa where Mr. Saturday and returned Tuesday, Kepple will visit his aged mother. Miss Mary Rhea spent the week Mildred Allen returned with him. Joe Mann took Willard’s place at the end in Stanfield. station during his absence. Mrs. L. A. Phelps of Bend, Ore., There were about 35 in attend- grandmother of Mrs. Carl Rhea, ance at the I.O.O.F. pinochle party spent Wednesday with Mr. and Mrs. Wednesday evening at rhe grange Rhea. hall. Mrs. N. Faler and Dan Ran- Mrs. James Hall and small daugh- sier received first prizes and conso ter returned home Saturday. M' . lations went to Mrs. Blanche Shan Mr. and Mrs. Paul Lee and small * ‘st non and Z. J. Gillespie. Lunch of son spent Sunday in Pilot Rock. chili beans, crackers, cake and cof Sylvanus Smith left Tuesday by fee was served at midnight. train for Detroit, Chicago. New York Mr. and Mrs. John Krone, R. S. BOARDMAN and Nova Scotia where he will visit Hudeborg and Ed Hanis of Keyes, Naoma Black was home over Sun Okla., visited last week at the W. 8. relatives and friends. He will meet his - wife in Nova Scotia and they day from Umatilla. Lay home, Mr. Krone is a cousin will buy a new car and return home The town teams of Boardman and of Mr; Lay. in July. -" * 1 % Irrigon played a game of softball Mr. and Mrs. Ingles spent the here Sunday. week end at Forest Grove and ❖ Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Black, Ralph Portland. ♦ IRRIGON and Marvin were Sunday visitors at A farewell party was given last By MRS. W. C. ISOM Madras, Ore. Wednesday in the form of a hand ♦ Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Wicklander, kerchief shower for Mrs. R. C. Mit Frank Markham visited his son Sr., were business visitors in The chell at the home of Mrs. Ella Shell. Fred and family at Richland, Wn., Dalles this week. Percy Rake returned Tuesday several days last week. Esther Jones is assisting Mrs. from Woodland, Wn„ where he has Mrs. Harry Smith and son Jackie tele- while the Strobel at the hotel been the past two weeks. visited relatives in Portland last phone line men are staying there, The last P.T.A. meeting of the week. The H.E.C. card party that was year was held Tuesday evening in The Pep club met at the home of scheduled for last Saturday night the school auditorium. There was Mrs. Virginia Branden last Wednes had to be postponed a week. a good program and refreshments of day afternoon. Mrs. Bert Dexter as Mr. and Mrs. Alton Klitz visited sandwiches, cake and coffee were sisted with the refreshments. this week at the Klitz home. served in the cafeteria. Mrs. Grider from Condon, Ore., Vauter Parker was in town on Ed. Kunze and Frank are shear is visiting her son Walter Grider and business Saturday. family. Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Ransier and ing sheep at Arlington this week. Marshall Markham spent the Friday April 30th is the day ap Mrs. Ransier’s mther, Mrs. Bottger, went to Walla Walla Saturday and pointed for the annual county acti week end with his family. The infant son of Mr. and Mrs. IIS happy Scout portrayed on Norman Rockwell’s painting for the returned by way of Stanfield where vities for Morrow county. The Hepp official poster of the National Scout Jamboree typifies the spirit of Mrs. Bottger remained at her home. ner school will be host to all the Chas. Acock passed away Thursday friendship and adventure which will be the lot of 25,000 American boys H. E. C. met with Mrs. Tom De schools of the county and most of and was buried in the Irrigon ceme- who will camp with Scouts of other lands on 350 acres at Washington. tary Friday afternoon. as the school children will attend Lano Wednesday. D. C., loaned them by Congress for their Jamboree from June 30 to Mrs. Roy Minnick and two child July 9. In the shadow of the Washington Monument a tented city will Mr. Jakes of Portland is visiting well as many of the parents. be the scene of the greatest demonstration of Scouting ever held in the ren were Pendleton visitors Satur his daughter. Mrs. Roy Ball. new world. The national grand review and President Roosevelt’s wel day. Earl Cramer was a guest at the come will attract large throngs to the nation’s capital Other principal Mr. and Mrs. Russel McCoy and Frank Cranter home one day last STANFIELD events include a Convocation at the Washington Monument on the Miss Snow McCoy motored to The evening of July 4 and a world brotherhood pageant to be held in con week. ♦ ♦ By Mrs. Carl Rhea nection with the closing campfire. Sunday Edtth Nickerson, Janet Gorham The Study Club and S.A.A. will Dalles Saturday returning who is with their little daughter and Jessie Petruzzelli went to sponsor a stunt night program in Heppner Saturday and entered the the high school auditorium Friday much improved in health. Emmett turning Sunday. Mr. Bedwell is re Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Isom visited typing contest held there. Miss C. evening, April 30. Stunts and other McCoy has been released from The ported as quite ill with the flu. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Rand Sunday Dalles hospital and after staying at Brennan accompanied them. Nellie Leicht visited the McMa evening. entertainment will be supplied by Miss Marie Ledbetter. Essie Jones. the Masons, I.O.O.F., Bridge club, the home of his daughter. Mrs. Jay hons at Arlington Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. James Warner were Ruth Fisher. Lucille Tyler and Max Pollyannas, H.E.C., Grange, Rebek Berry, returned home by train Wed Robert Smith was a business vi- dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. B. P. ine Strobel attended the Home Eco ahs, and Commercial Club. Proceeds nesday. sitor in the Grand Ronde country Rand Sunday. Miss Florene Brace spent the week nomics convention at Union Satur will be divided between the local li- last week. Mrs. Ollie Coryell visited in Hood end at home. day. Miss Norma Gibbons and Mrs. brary and S.A.A. R. V. Jones and Paul Gravelle I River from Friday until Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Brace were Gladys Fortier drove them over in Miss Effie Perrick of Portland is The Dalles visitors over the week dressed out turkeys Saturday deliv- last week. their car. visiting her sister, Mrs. W. T. end. ering them to the pool at Hermiston A number of the young ladies in Mr. and Mrs. Nate Macomber visi Reeves. the vicinity met Sunday for a prac Lyle Eddy, Miss Hanson and her Sunday. ted Mr. Macomber’s parents at Mrs. Levi Johnson of Elgin and four typing pupils motored to Hepp Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Brown tice game of kitten ball. Grandview Sunday. three children are visiting her par ner Saturday for the typing contest. were called to Yakima, Friday by Irrigon's baseball team met with The Pacific Telephone and Tele- ents, Mr. and Mrs. U. G. Shipley. Mrs. Emery Bedwell spent sever the death of Mrs. Brown's father. defeat in the game played at Board graph gang arrived here Monday to The Health Association sponsored al days last week with Mr Bedwell’s Funeral services were held Sunday. man Sunday. Quite a crowd of Irri make this their headquarters for a a clinic at the high school April 26. mother at Cayuse, Ore. Mr. Bedwell Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Warner were gon folks motored down to see the on the time while making repairs Dr. Marbut and Miss Portmann, went un the loct of th- —ol — Hermiston shoppers Saturday. game. lines. county health nurse, assisted by lo C. C. W. Kruse returned home cal health committee, Mrs.M. Ref Sunday from the hospital at Herm is vem, Mrs. R. G. Penney and Mrs. J. BEER ton where he has been having his F. Lane, vaccinated 94 school child hand cared for. ren. Several were unable to take Mrs. Ella Shell attended the fun advantage of this service at this eral of Antone Soneson at Hermis- time, but will do so next week, mak ‘on Sunday. ing the total to be vaccinated about Mr. and Mrs. Claude Coats and 100 in all. Echo were week end guests of Mr. Rose Hoosier was visiting her par Coats’ mother, Mrs. M. Coats at ents several days this week. Hardman. Mrs. Nellie Oatman, mother of Mrs. J. F. Norkoski went to Port Mrs. Claude McCall, left Monday for land Monday to have some dental Bend, Oregon. work done. Alfred Gregory and F. A. Shelton The F.F.A. boys gave a basket received 1500 turkeys and C. F. social Saturday night for the pur Thorne received 500 and expects pose of raising money to send dele more. The turkeys were received gates to the F.F.A. convention at this week. Corvallis Thursday and Friday. Ted- M. Refvem, Frank Sloan, M. ,C. die Wilson and Stanley Partlow Ba raga r, Wm. Haggman and J. F. Lane attended a Masonic district meeting in Enterprise last Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. V. W. Hay went to Walla Walla Saturday returning Sunday. Funeral services were held Satur Slogan Helps Veteran to day at 2:00 o’clock in the Presby- terian church for John D. Wallace. Near 2.000.000-Mile 72. Rev. Burdette of Echo preached the sermon and interment was made No-Accident Mark in the Stanfield cemetery. John D. Wallace had lived here for many His own traffic safety slogan, years and was a pioneer of Stanfield “Drive like the other guy was When the project was first settled crazy”, supplementing his com he was for many years an officer pany's manual of safe driving rules, is the reason that Ernest of the Stanfield Reclamation dist R. “Pop” Haselwood has won the rict. Mr. Wallace leaves two sons. "Nation’s Safest Bus Driver" Harold and Marvin, both of Stan- . • ■ ■ . : award, he declares. field. Three daughters survive: In 21 years of bus driving, the Mrs. Wm. Mathes of Elgin; Mrs. last eight of which have been Roscoe Meyers of Echo and Mrs. G. OU’RE invited to see effortless handling—of road- with the Interstate Transit-Union THE QUALITY CAR IN W. Baars of Oregon City. Pacific Stages lines, which oper and drive America’s ability that has won a fame THE LOW-PRICE FIELD! ates through this territory, Hasel Mr. and Mrs. John Prukop and most modtrst low-price car. all its own. wood has covered more than two children left this week for Mon V-8 engines—smooth, quiet and To look over clean new To sit back in a Center- 1,850,000 miles without causing tana where Mr. Prukop will be em- responsive the slightest' accident. beauty of a kind you ’ ll be Poise ride— relaxed in roomy e ployed as welder for the Crick Con He began his unusual career Greatest operating economy in comfort—cradled gently be- struction Co. seeing more and more. on his own one-man bus line in Ford history Mrs. Mamie Bottger is visiting To learn at first hand how tween the axles. the Pacific Northwest in 1916. this week with her daughter. Mrs. The magazine. Bus Transpor much modern V-8 power Quick-stopping, Easy-Action Come and get acquainted tation, sponsored the contest, Marvin Ransier in Boardman. Safety Brakes does for you. Smooth, quick with a ear that’s modern in and awarded Haselwood a 17- • • Mrs. H. B. Campbell and Mrs. F. responding, quitt power. looks and modern in action. jewel watch. Safety of all-steel-on-steel body A. Baker were hostesses to the construction His work has won national rec To meet a brilliant set of A car that’s fun to drive and Presbyterian Ladles Aid on Thurs 0 ognition even before this contest, brakes—fast and powerful in day. Miss Elva Berry read about wise to buy. The car that's Bodies insulated against noise, and his driving practices consid drama in the night clubs of Korea. their stops, soft and easy to rightly being called the qual- heat and cold ered a model. Mrs. Davis of Kent. Wn.. read two Haselwood’s customary run is your toe. ity car in the low-price field! Outside luggage compartments numbers. Mrs. Harry McCormick from Cheyenne, Wyo., where he To get the “feel” of a Ford's st TOW« FORD DEALER TODAY on all sedans lives, tor North Platte, Nebr., sang and directed a game. a distance of 219 miles. Forty- Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Sires return four years old, he intends to con ed Wednesday from Hood River • 15 A MONTH . . . after usual tinue driving buses for a long down payment, buys any model where they had been for several 1937 Ford V-8 car throughthe time, and he is certain he can days looking after their bees that Authorized Ford Finance Plans maintain his non-accident record are placed in orchards there. of Universal Credit Co mpany. by application of the principle he G. W Greathouse, having spent coined, "Drive like the other guy the winter with his son Everett and was crazy’. Charles Keller, Mrs. Christley and son Dell, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hook er, Mr. and Mrs. William Foster and children Arilda and Mark. Mrs. Joe Udey and mother visi ted at the L. W. Douglas home Sun day afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Swaggert and mother, Mrs. George Swaggert, and Orville Rood of Pendleton, and Carl Shaw of Hermiston were Sun- day visitors at the W. Rood home. Lois Hutchison spent Saturday night and Sunday visiting Mrs. L. W. Douglas. Mrs. Thomas Wilson visited at the home of Mr. and Mrs. William Foster Sunday evening. Artist Captures Jamboree Spirit **(AMBOREE 1937 4 • • $24 and up The BEST SEPARATOR MADE BETTER Famous for close skimming and smooth operation. Quality thru and thru. The ‘Cream of Separators" Made of highest quality Swed ish steel and iron — all gears are completely enclosed and RUN IN OIL—tinware is seam less. High grade disc bowl and improved bowl spindle make Viking today s outstanding value Why be without a Viking or accept less in quality when Viking prices are now so low? e Call or Write tor Catalog GRANGE CO-OPERATIVE Hermiston, Oregon COLUMBIA By Lois Hutchison A. L. Bushor, manager of Robin Hood Mills at Edmond, Alberta, spent the week end with his uncle, Jackson Harr. He was returning from Los Angeles to his home. The Columbia Stitchers Sewing cltrb met at the home of its leader, Anne Sommerer, last Friday even ing. After the business meeting the girls studied the different stitches and held a discussion on the next project. Philip Wilson Is now employed at the Joe Hawkins ranch at Adams. Harry Jaynes of Boardman called at the W. Rood home Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wells who have been employed at the Christ- ley ranch, moved to Arlington last week. Barbara Hasse visited at the Tho- mas Wilson home Sunday. Henry Sommerer, Jr., fell Friday night and broke his right arm. Mrs. Thomas Wilson returned home from Milton-Freewater last week where she had been visiting friends. The following people enjoyed a pot luck dinner at the J. H. Reid home Sunday: Mr. and Mrs. Hughes. Mrs. Barham, Childs Barham. Mr. and Mrs. W. Casady and daughter Marian. Mr. and Mrs. Ous Linder. A 4 WASHINGTON DC JUNE 30 JUEY • • Bus Safety Award Winner Says “Drive as if Other Guy Crazy In 21 years of bus driving, covering 1,850,000 miles, In terstate Driver Haselwood never has had an accident. Y FORD V 8
