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HERMISTON, UMATILLA COUNTY, OREGON,
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organization
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ROAD W ILL EFFECT
IN L A N D TRAFFIC
STUDENTS TOUR
MIDDLE WEST
JUNE 17. 1937
RAINWATER-GARNER.
Miss Zelma G arner, d au g h te r of
Mr. and Mrs. W alter G arn er of
Echo, became th e bride of E v erett
R ainw ater, son of Mr. an d Mrs. E.
E. R ain w ater of H erm iston, W ed­
nesday, Ju n e 2, in W alla W alla, Wn.
The ceremony was perform ed by
Rev. P hilip H artm an , pastor of the
M ethodist church in th e parsonage
at 2:30 o’clock in th e aftern o o n .
Mrs. R ain w ater and
Mrs. G arn er,
m others of th e couple, w ere th e only
atten d a n ts.
T he bride wore a w h ite sport su it
w ith w hite accessories.
She g ra d ­
uated from th e Echo h ig h school
w ith th e class of ’36. T he groom
g rad u ated from th e H erm iston high
school in ’35 and is now employed
in Connor’s Cash store. T he young
couple w ill m ake th e ir home in H er­
m iston. _______ ____ ________
STANFIELD STAGES
MOTORCYCLE SHOW
LIVESTOCK SHOW
NETS 4-H AWARDS
m eeting
is being i arranged
with
C rxm
o A m m m
n X
o/t 1 a n I 7 c in b s . a onfg
r l r s-« CrfneH
• WUa n L aw rente Swarnei-- ^ d e n t
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Ba“
‘ discusV
d dm -
S.ta
^ o has
has been
been
T he m otorcycle races and field
» .a te ie college, . who
discuss the proposed Uma •• home during the spring term , left
m eet w hich w ill be staged a t S ta n ­
tilla po rt road, on Ju n e 25th, ac­
IRRORATION
field, Ju ly 4 th an d 5th, will n ot be U M A T IL L A C O U N TY
cording to a le tte r received by H. G. last week w ith a group of students
la ck in g in comedy, sta te s W. L.
and
members
of
the
American
Socie­
H edw all. president of the Hermis­
Cederdale, d irec to r of th is event. TIES TH IR D R LA C E
ton Com mercial club, from Roy Rlt- ty of A gricultural Engineers, to a t­
T he balloon b u rstin g co n test or
tend
the
national
convention
to
be
hoM
T’ :__ ..
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cave m an soccer w ill provide plenty
m b" % r s „ x = . ,h i «
2
U m atilla county 4-H club mem­
. . . new rural electrification pro- s
of lau g h s. In th is event two rid ers bers received a good ra tin g by plac­
*
T for this d istric t took d e fin ite o l r , p r » . . u . i , » rro n , Um‘,,111,.
------ Umatilla
are m ounted on each m achine, one ing second in rew ard s received by
(orward d uring the past week H erm --------------------
iston and Pendleton will a t­ ju n io r in ag ricu ltu ral engineering
o p e ra tin g th e m otorcycle w hile the counties a t th e E astern Oregon Live­
and
has
been
active
of
.L .etion of the board of dlrec- , tend,
d tog
to„pthpr
w1th
_
,h„_
”
“““
"aa
“«eu
an
acnve
member
or
eth er w ith other
o th e r rid e r trie s to p ro tect a toy stock show, Ju n e 10th to 11th.
the club,
first i vice
'
‘ ^ ^ t l e c t T a ^ ^ n g i n e e r f o r d! ? !r’in L t °. pre8ent
argum ent for during*
h i s being
^ i m vear
n ^ h n pres
n ’ “*
balloon tied to his cap and a t th e
U m atilla county livestock ju d g ­
during his first year in school. He
sam e tim e succeed in p u n c tu rin g ing team s w ere en tered w ith fifteen
K X t W. J- W a rn e r of H er- early construction of the road direct is also one of the few who form u­
th e balloon suspended from th e cap team s and 85 in d iv id u als in th e
ly n o rth from H erm iston, joining
nrnn was chosen as a tto rn e y , and the W allula cut-off highway near lated plans for the tour three years
of an o th e r rid er. T he rid er le ft in ju d g in g events. Classes judged w ere
National B ank of H erm is- the overhead crossing a t U m atilla. ago.
th e co n flict w ith an in fla ted b al­ two in dairy , one beef, one fa t sheep,
was made the dep o sito ry for T he m eeting Is being held in an ef­
The student group left Oregon
loon w ill be th e w inner. Any n um ­ and one in b reeding hogs.
! $129,000, available for th e fo rt to secure the support of Interior State college June 5th and will
ber may en te r th is contest.
T he Im bler sheep club t e u M
points in presenting th e m atter to make a tour of the middle west, vis­
T h e Rose City M otorcycle club scored 1335 o u t of a possible score
“incorporation papers w ere ex e c u t­ th e sta te highway commission.
iting implement factories, ag ricu l­
will be rep resen ted in all ev en ts by of 1500 to nose o u t th e U m atilla
ed forwarded to th e n a tio n a l R.
T he new road will elim inate the tu ral colleges, steel mills, autom o­ CO UNTY OFFICES
some of the n o rth w e st’s cham pions. team m em bers w ere L o re tta Mul-
A office at W ash in g to n , D. C., five sh a rp curves and grade cros­ bile industries and several m ajor ci­
W ith 40 or 50 events scheduled kins, C harles K ik, and R o b ert Ben-
final approval. A set of by-law s sing thro u g h H erm iston, and two ties of the region. This is the th ird CLOSED SAT. P. M .
th e re w ill be no end to th e unexpec­ SGI.
group
making
such
a
tour
from
the
jer which future courses of ac tio n m iles of w ater logged roadbed be­
The U m atilla beef club team tied
ted an g les w hich may evelop.
college
to
atten
d
the
n
ational
con­
Com
plying
w
ith
th
e
law
s
passed
1 be arranged, are also expected, tw een H erm iston and Umatilla. It
A n o th er novelty event scheduled th e U nion beef team an d th e D ry
vention.
They
expect
to
retu
rn
a t th e last leg islatu re, all county of­ is th e m otorcycle slow race. T his Creek pig club team for th ird w ith
¡a hoped the new r u ra l p la n t w ill w ill extend north from Hermiston
fices will close a t noon each S a tu r­ event n o t only req u ires th e peak of a score of 1260. T h e m em bers of
In operation before th e end of to th e W allula cut-off ju st east of about July 4th.
day. T his w ill apply to th e tax d e­ rid in g a b ility b u t fu rn ish es m any th e U m atilla team w ere Leo R ueber,
the overhead crossing a t Umatilla.
« year.
p artm en t of th e sh e riff’s office b u t am using in cid en ts. A sh o rt d istan ce Eldon Saylor an d K en n eth Bensel. A
The organization form ed is u n d e r T he port a t U m atilla will be built JACK M ARTIN GETS
th e crim in al d ep artm en t w ill be is m easured an d a fte r an equal s ta rt th ird Jud g in g team was en tered
state law for n o n -p ro fit coop- as soon as boats are perm itted to
open as usual w ith a m an on d uty th e la st m an to cross th e fin ish line from th e H erm iston D airy club. T he
■atives and the business w ill be use the new river channel now be­ ENGINEERING JOB
a t all tim es.
Is th e w inner. Some of th e rid ers be­ mem bers w ere M arie an d George
inducted according to cooperative ing com pleted between Celilo and
Corpe. Leo
This announcem ent was issued come ex p erts in b alan cin g and move H artley and B ern ard
U m atilla.
Jack M artin, senior in engineer­
ethods.
Its g rea test im portance to the in­ ing a t Oregon State college, and son th is week by S heriff R. E. (Bob) as little as an inch or two a m in ­ R ueber an d R o b ert Bensel scored
The cost of operation w ill be on
440 o u t of 500 to tie for second
, basis of cost of ju ice to th e Con­ te rio r points, including southern of Mr. and Mrs. E. D. M artin of H er­ Goad from th e P endleton office. ute. T he rid e r’s feet m ust not place for in d iv id u al honors.
Anyone
p
lan
n
in
g
on
tra
n
sa
c
tin
g
touch
th
e
gro
u
n
d
d
u
rin
g
th
e
race.
miston,
has
been
called
on
a
four
Idaho,
will
be
in
the
in
terest
of
a
ner, which will include cost of
One of th e m ost d an g ero u s is th e
Joe Cooney in th e d airy division
lice, distribution, m a in te n a n c e of b etter fre ig h t rate basis through m onths job w ith the Idaho Power business at th e co u rt house on S at­
bropd Jum p in th e m otorcycle sp o rts and K en n eth Bensel in th e beef d i­
ie system, depreciation, an d a re- w ater and truck tran sp o rtatio n , a l­ company a t H agerm an, Idaho. Mar­ u rd ay should do so before noon.
and req u ires nerv e as w ell as a b ility vision received fo u rth place in show ­
irn construction cost to th e gov- so in im proved facilities for h and­ tin previously worked for th e com­
to ride. It is not uncom m on for th e m anship.
Townsend Club Nominates.
•nment for the system over a per- ling petroleum , wheat, wood, lum ­ pany. He had been appointed chief
m ost experienced and ex p ert rid ers
Those who received prizes from
I of many years a t a very low r a te ber and o th e r heavy -produce to the of party in the soil conservation
N om ination of officers was held to tak e bad spills try in g th e jum p. U m atilla county w ere:
program for th is d istrict out of the a t th e reg u la r Tow nsend club m eet­
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boat lines.
interest.
The sp rin k le r w agon has been se­
Bruce H olt, P en d leto n , firs t place,
Pendleton office, and gave th a t up ing Tuesday evening, alo n g w ith
The by-laws provide for th e elec-
cured an d w ill be used on th e tra c k cham pion of H ereford class, g ran d
to accept the engineering job.
reg u la r business tran sa ctio n s. C. A. to lay th e d ust, a ssu rin g sp ectato rs cham pion of th e 4-H show, an d
ion of a board of five d ire c to rs by EDUCATOR TO SPEAK
Jack m an and F. M. G u iw its w ere h igh class com petition.
lembers of the cooperative. T his
g ran d cham pion of th e e n tire show
Masons to Portland.
nom inated
for p resid e n t:
C. R.
card will select a m an ag er, w ho HERE FRI., JUNE 25
w ith his H ereford senior fa t steer.
leets the approval of th e n a tio n a l
Bruce w as a tte n d in g 4-H sum m er
Delegates to the Grand C hapter Moore, vice p resid e n t; Mrs. C. R.
Delegates
to
Conference.
Moore and Mrs. Geo. Beddow, tre a ­
IEA. Other necessary em ployes w ill
school and his calf w as show n by
H arry V. Kepner, principal of of the Masons and E astern Star su re r: F. E. E a rn h a rt and W. G.
chosen to operate th e system ac-
T
he
an
n
u
a
l
conference
of
M
eth­
W alter H olt J r. He received ?25 in
which convened in P o rtlan d W ed­
Drding to the best cu sto m a ry m eth- W est high school in Denver, Colo­ nesday of this week, were Mrs. C ur­ Dyer, secretary. Mrs. C. A. Ja ck - odist Episcopal churches in Oregon prizes.
The present board consists of rado, seventeen years and long a tis Simons and Mr. and Mrs. Sloan man won th e hooked ru g presented w ill m eet in K lam ath F alls, Ore.,
Leo R ueber of S tan fie ld won firs t
G. Penney, chairm an, J. H. Reid, leader in Colorado education, will Thomson, and David M ittlesdorf of a t a D utch auction. C. A. Jack m an T uesday,
Ju n e
22nd.
The local in the S h o rth o rn sen io r f a t steer
deliver
an
address
on
“
Land
of
the
was
named
delegate
to
th
e
sta
te
icretary-treasurer, an d E. D. M ar­
ch u rch is sen d in g Mrs. E. E. R a in ­ class, second in th e H am p sh ire y ea r­
H ermiston chapter, Jam es F. Lane,
in, Hawley Bean and R. G. Saylor, M idnight S u n ,” at the Methodist Wm. H aggm ann and F ran k Sloan convention a t Redm ond, Ore., Ju n e w ate r as lay delegate, and R. R- ling ewes, and cham pion fa t steer.
church
Friday,
June
25th,
accord­
24
to
26,
and
Mrs.
H.
B.
D
arlin
g
,
a
l­
the term of this board is te m p o rary
F in k b ein er, th e pastor.
Mr. F in k - His prizes am ounted to $17.
from the Stanfield order, and Dr.
b ein er has been ir.vited to re tu rn
ptil a permanent board is elected. ing to an announcem ent by R. R. W. Marvin M arbut, Jack Teel and te rn a te.
-■ ■ ■
Eldon Saylor of H erm isto n won
F’inkbeiner,
pastor
of
the
church,
as p asto r of th e local church for a n ­ second in th e S h o rth o rn sen io r f a t
The preliminary surveys have al-
Mrs. M arbut from Echo. Mr. Lane
r.
K
epner
is
a
b
ro
th
er
of
Mrs.
N.
HOSPITAL NOTES.
eady been made, approved by th e
steer class and th ird in th e A ngus
o th e r year.
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and Mr. Haggman left Tuesday and
Bloom of H erm iston.
ational REA, and m oney for con­
senior fa t steer class. He received
Mr. Sloan w ent down Monday. The
Mrs. Geo. T ucker of B oardm an Is
The
land
of
the
m
idnight
sun
is
duction of lines w ill be av a ila b le
Epworth
League
Rally.
$15.
Echo
delegation
left
W
ednesday.
a
m
edical
p
a
tie
n
t
in
th
e
H
erm
iston
rhen incorporation papers pass th e th a t portion of Norway and Sweden, Mrs. Simons left early in the week G en e ril hospital th is week.
C harles K ik of U m atilla
won
n o rth of th e A rtie Circle.
T he E p w o rth L eague of th e M eth­ fo u rth in th e sam e class to receive
ortland and W ashington offices.
to visit in P ortland.
Mrs. N. J. V anS kike of H erm iston odist church w ill hold a rally F r i­
Mr.
K
epner
plans
to
retire
at
the
Approximately 500 farm e rs have
was som ew hat im proved W ednesday. day n ig h t, Ju n e 18th. w ith re p re ­ a prize of $5.
Joe Cooney of U m atilla won th ird
Igned preliminary req u e sts for pow- close of his school year after serving
Mrs. M erril P o tte r, who u n d e r­ se n tativ es from societies at M ilton,
Gene Moore Chief Orderly.
since
1895.
He
is
recognized
as
a
r. but before electric ju ic e can be
w ent a m ajor o p eratio n tw o weeks F re ew ater, P en d leto n , Echo. A rlin g ­ in th e senior y e a rlin g d airy h eifer
fine
teacher
and
executive.
He
was
Gene G. Moore, son of Mr. and ago, is reported as doing nicely.
calf class. He received $7 in prizes.
lllvered, contracts m u st be execu-
ton and H eppner present. T he pro­
E ugene R ugg of U m atilla won
(d by the user, and a m em bership of educated a t the Ohio W esleyan col- Mrg s. C. R. Moore of H erm iston, has
Ju liu s Gimble, who suffered in ju ­ gram of th e evening will include a
5.00 for each person, paid in to th e lege, th e U niversity of Michigan, j)ppn appointed chief orderly to ries re su ltin g in a m ajo r operation d in n e r a t 6 :0 0 o’clock followed hy a six th in th e H ereford ste er class an d
H arvard university and the Univer- Captain
„
H elm er Sweenholt, com­ la st week, ia rep o rted as doing nice­
fourth in th e h eifer class, w hich
’eneral fund.
program and rec re atio n al hour.
m ander of the 29th U. S. Army En- ly.
b ro u g h t him $6 in prizes.
The source of supply fo r elec trl- sity of Colorado.
traveled
exten gineers, now at Chehalis, Wn. He
Mr. K epner has
nas
in u n c u
U m atilla en tered eleven head of
ity has not been determ in ed . T he
A baby d au g h te r was born to
livestock and th re e ju d g in g team s.
IEA is considering a diesel p lan t sively d uring his vacations and has waR selecte(j from a group of 28 eli­ Mr. an d Mrs. E dw ard Schell of H er­ ••• ❖ ❖ ❖ ❖ <♦ ♦
T. P ierson, a s sista n t co unty a g ­
ind is also n egotiating w ith th e P a- visited most of the foreign coun- gible for th e appointm ent. Gene m iston T uesday afternoon.
<
IRRIGON
* .1.
ent, was in ch arg e of th e U m atilla
enlisted in th e arm y engineers the
lific Light & Pow er com pany, and tries.
Mr. P e te r C astric is a p a tie n t in
By MRS. W. C. ISOM
<• group of fifteen members. U m atilla
la tte r p art of April. Dale Carson al- th e ho sp ital an d is rep o rted as
hher sources of supply for sw itc h ­
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< county received $80 in prizes w ith
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❖ ❖ ❖ <• <• •••
enlisted a t th a t tim e and is in slow ly im proving.___ _______
yard rates.
an a d d itio n a l am o u n t to be paid
Mr.
and
Mrs.
B
arney
E
n
d
rice
and
the
same
corps.
The board has been au th o rized to
COLUMBIA
fam ily from C hew ella, W n.,
are later.
Church Holds Camp Meetings.
Bake extensions w hen needed or de-
By Lois H utchison
Those le av in g H erm isto n for U n­
here for a w eeks’ v isit w ith Mrs.
New Settlers on Land.
lired to reach oth er farm s u n d e r th e
E ig h ty m em bers of th e re-orga- E n d rice’s b ro th er and fam ily, Mr. ion W ednesday and r e tu rn in g S a t­
lystem. The exact cost to th e farm er
Tom W ilson has sold his ten acre
Theron M illard of W amic, Ore., nized ch u rch of th e L a tte r
Day
u rday evening w ere:
aanot be determ ined u n til th e cost home here to W illiam Mikesell and has purchased the Jones forty acre S ain ts atten d ed th e m eeting a t the and Mrs. F ra n k L eicht.
R obert Bensel. K en n eth Bensel,
Mrs. U m iker and little d a u g h te r
if power and m a in te n an c e have
is gone to join his wife on their tra c t in th e Columbia d istric t and New M adden home in H erm iston K ath ry n cam e from
Kidd
V alley B ernard Corpe, Bill Corpe, Joe Coon­
ieen fixed.
) acre farm in w estern W ashing- will move onto the place in a few Sunday. They came from Pasco, S atu rd ay to v isit h er a u n t, Mrs. E n ­ ey, George, M arie and Russell H a r t­
The board of d irec to rs h as held
(lavs. He has a dairy herd and ex­ F reew ater, M ilton and o th e r places, drice, w hile she was here v isitin g ley, C harles K ik, H a rry Lewis, Jo h n
laiiy meetings to a c q u a in t th e mem-
M cM ullen, L o re tta M ulkins, E ldon
Mr. and Mrs. Blessing, who have pects to add turkeys next year. H. in clu d in g a few from as far as S eat­ th e fo rm er’s p aren ts.
•ers with the REA m ethods of con­ been visitin g at the Gus Linder V. M etteer of Spray, Ore., has leased tle and Coer ’d Alene. T he n ex t
Mrs. A drian Allen of B u tte r Creek Saylor, E ugene R ugg, Leo R ueber
traction through th e U nited S tates, home, retu rn ed
to P ortland last the Noble th irty acres in Columbia m eeting w ill be in Septem ber a t visited h er p are n ts, Mr. and Mrs. and J. T. P ierso n .
hey are assured th a t th e costs to week. Mrs. P auline Gorry, who has d istrict for th ree years. He has Pasco.
Mr. P ierson took a group of th e
D u rin g th e sum m er mem­ R eiker over th e week end.
he farmer will be as low as rnaln- been v isitin g her fath er, Mr. Linder, moved to the place and has several bers of th e ch u rch w ill a tte n d a re­
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. K en d ler anti boys w ith him . T he o th e rs accom pa­
enance costs will p erm it.
w ent home w ith them to visit two dairy cows. Both deals w ere made union in th e n a tu re of a camp m eet­ .d a u g h te r Y vonne w ere W alla W alla nied th e tru ck w hich hauled th e ir
livestock. T he tru c k w as fu rn ish ed
ing a t Silver Lake, n ear S eattle. v isito rs Sunday.
A wire from W a sh in g to n , D. C. weeks. She attended the Rose Festi- by E. P. Dodd.
Wm. G raybeal. Mrs. E m m ett Mc­ and d riv en by Leo R u eb er of S ta n ­
T hese m eetings are u su ally atten d ed
leadquarters confirm ed
th e
ap-
by 1000 delegates. A nother sim ilar Coy and Mrs. E a rl Isom v isited Mrs. field.
wntment of the en g in ee rs and th e ^ M r s . C. L. Upham, who has been
T he m em bers rep o rted th e sholv
Weather Report.
ttorney.
v isitin g her d aughter Mrs. Helen
m eeting w ill be held a t H agam an, J A G raybeal w ho is in th e P en d le­
Idaho, w here from 500 to 800 a t ­ ton h ospital. Mrs. G raybeal is re ­ was ex ceptionally good th is year.
H art, a t Gaston, Ore., retu rn id home
Max.
Min.
Date
covering rap id ly and expects to go T he boys enjoyed cam ping o u t a t
74 .... 55 tend each year. M g M
Ju n e 10 ......................
0WNSENDITES HEAR S aturday.
to Im bler F rid a y to stay w ith h er th e show grounds. T h e g irls of th e
A radio play w ritten by Lois H u t­ Ju n e 11 ................................
d a u g h te rs u n til she is able to use p arty roomed in to u ris t cabins w ith
Asparagus
Crop
Good.
chison
and
entered
in
a
sta
te
4-H
Ju n e 12 ............................... ’ 3
'«AKERS SU N D AY
th e g irls from o th e r com m unities.
her lim b.
. , ,
contest, was heard by a “ «naber of Ju n e 13 .............................. 8
J. Skovbo, one of th e extensive
Cloyd Leach of th e U kiah v icin ity
friends and relatives in th is d istrict Ju n e 14 ............................... 80
asp arag u s grow ers in th is d istric t, is v isitin g his d a u g h te r, Mrs. E arl
Friday, during the 4-H summ er
Special Sunday Service.
Ju n e 15 ............................... T8
More than 200 T o w nsendites from
53 sta te s th a t the asp arag u s season will Isom.
school broadcast given over KOAC. Ju n e 16 ....................... ----- TO
close th is week, h aving been one of
matilla county g a th e re d in Colum ­ The cast was chosen from U m atilla.
Mrs. Snyder and Mrs. Ja k e e of
C hurch services a t th e U nion
P recip itatio n was .35.
bia park Sunday to h e a r G lenn C.
th e best in average price and pro­ W alla W alla, Mrs. P olka of P en d le­ church w ill be dispensed w ith both
Lois
played
a
p
art
and
was
also
giv­
'ade. district o rg an izer, and Sen-
duction w hich he has had.
Much ton and Mr. and Mrs. Noble of H epp­ m o rn in g an d ev en in g S unday, Ju n e
asp arag u s was canned by grow ers, ner visited a t th e hom e of Mr. and 13th, except for S un d ay school a t
, r Rex Ellis, deliv er addresses, en a brief Interview afte r the play
Plans Not Yet Accepted.
was
finished.
.
.
.
„
senator Ellis declared th a t th e p re s­
9 :30 S unday m o rning. T h is a r ­
Mrs. Mary Brierley and Miss Jes­ The board of directors of th e Farm but many hund red s of pounds were Mrs. F ra n k L eicht Sunday.
shipped to th e ^Portland m arket.
et attitude of G overnor C harles H. sie B rierley and th e ir friends,^M r
A lvin R and of P o rtla n d is h ere to ran g e m en t is b ein g m ade because of
Bureau
Co-operative
of
H
erm
iston
is
spend th e sum m er w ith his g ra n d ­ a Jo in t service a t th e L. D. N eil
artin in not fav o rin g a special ses- and Mrs. Chas. Call were calling at
Mrs. R. B. W ilcox and son Claude, p aren ts. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. R and.
lf|B of the le g isla tu re to consider the H. J. O tt and Jo h n Jendrzejs- w orking on plans for the
home a t P in e C ity w hen m em bers of
m
ent
of
the
p
lan
t
in
H
erm
iston.
Mrs. G eorgia H enderson and
Mr.
T he two sm all d a u g h te rs of Mrs. th e ch u rch a t L ex in g to n and H epp­
^erted pension needs is in explica-
Several
plans
have
been
prepared
wski homes Sunday.
and Mrs. W. J. K ennings and d au g h ­ H N orcross of P o rtlan d a re v isit­ ner w ill jo in th e H erm isto n co n g re­
Mrs F. R. Moore spent the day and discussed b u t no final action te r Irene, m otored to th e E llis R a n g ­ ing a t the hom e of th e ir g ra n d p a r­ g atio n for a picnic d in n e r and a f ­
The discussion
s ta rte d
w hen F rid ay w ith her m other and sister
has yet been taken on which one er S tatio n near P endleton Sunday ents, Mr. an d Mrs. Sam Sm ith.
ternoon service. T he C h ristian E n ­
°*nsend clubs in U m a tilla county at the Mrs. Ann Sm ith home.
will be th e most acceptable for the w here th ey visited Mr. and
Mrs.
th e re g u la r
Mr. and Mrs. J. S. A rn b u rg mo­ deavor w ill m eet a t
in’a'! circulation of p e titio n s u rg -
A dila Chetwood Is employed at
tim e, 7 :00 o’clock ,^S u n d ay evening.
enlargem ent of the capacity of the Chas. W ilcox an d fam ily. Mr. W il­ tored to P ilo t Rock Sunday.
1 the special session.
P endleton.
, _
cox is g uard ran g e r a t th e sta tio n .
Miss Naomi B ronell of P o rtlan d
,
!s my °P inion th a t th e gover-
B axter H utchison is m ourning p lant.
visited h er a u n t and uncle, Mr. and
,in„. u not u n d e rsta n d th e p etitio n the passing of his A u stralian sheph­
Mrs. E m m ett McCoy Sunday.
SOCIAL C O M M ITTEE
,
neing circ u lated and w hich erd dog. F aith fu l B uster was in his
Mrs F ra n k S tevers and son Ray
, , r i .. adoPted in th e local Tow n- seventeenth year and althoughi lame
and m other, Mrs. Bedwell, who have SERVES 4-H CLUB
mins j ’ as we" as by o th e r civie- and deaf he responded to a nlot ™
been sta y in g at the F. Leicht. cab-
¿Uis saiVPrSOnS and o rKa n iz a tt° n s ,” u n til the day before he w ent to the
ins. left for th e ir hom e a t Cayuse
A special social com m ittee to pro­
happy h u n tin g ground.
F rid ay .
,
i n \ P‘Cn' c dinner w as enjoyed early
V ictor Epperson and his m other,
E lroy L am oreaux spent th e week vide e n te rta in m e n t for th e next
m eeting was ap p o in ted a t th e reg ­
Mi,„- ,afternoon by club m em bers. and Mrs. O. H. Buell and son spent
end w ith th e home folks.
Musical
u la r m eetin g of th e H appy H our
t'ohimbi-,' U’m her8' w ere driven by the F riday in P endleton on business.
Mr.
Stevens
is
hom
e
for
a
few
Cooking club of U m atilla a t th e
ia harm onica band, an in
The U m atilla-M orrow D airy Herd ors goes to L. W. Owens of P en d le­ days v isit w ith his fam ily.
W n a O tt is p e n d in g two weeks
C om m unity h all, Ju n e 10th.
BaiJ?ental num ber by
L eonard w ith her parents here b ut will re Im provem ent association has Just ton. His herd of 20 g rad e and reg ­
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Jess
O
liver
and
istered H olstelns and Jerseys av er­
Two d iffe re n t m em bers w ill serve
°e t’d*"1'' 3 " b l s tlin g solo by Mrs. tu rn to C orvallis Sunday where she completed th e fifth
d
a
u
g
h
te
r
E
th
el
from
V
alley,
W
n.,
will atten d six weeks sum m er schoo 1917 year. T here are 31 standard aged 2929.5 pounds m ilk and 133.0 visited frien d s here W ednesday, en ­ on th is ro m m ittee w ith th e vice
members In th e association a t the pounds b u tte rfa t.
Yakim a w here p resid en t, M ary M arg aret K ennedy
H igh herd honors to d ate in the ro u te home from
a t A °U rg e crowd g athered to enjoy prX n t tim e, w ith 362 cows tested
J^MBER DEMOSS
they
had
been
to
viRlt
Mrs. O liver's serv in g as c h a irm a n for each m eet­
the Tow nsend picnic h e ld J n Colum^ during th e m onth m aking an aver over 20 cow class goes to F. A. Ba­ m other who u n d erw en t an op eratio n ing. T he m em bers serv in g w ith her
for th e n ex t m eetin g w ill be Fay
bia park last Sunday. A basket din Ig e production of 168.7 pounds milk k er of S tanfield. H is herd of 21 a t th e hospital.
registered
Jersey
cows averaged
Rev. A llcorn of O klahom a is th e Davis and Je an McKenzie.
ner at noon and a program In the and 29.4 pounds b u tterfat.
and
143.9 new
T he g irls are p la n n in g on m aking
afternoon were the main features of
pastor at th e
P en teco stal
High herd honors in the 20 or 2888.4 pounds m ilk
pounds b u tte rfa t. In th e 12 cows and
th e day
P rincip al speakers were more cow class for the month of u n d er class, high honors up to d ate ch u rch . He w as in tow n F rid a y h av ­ p osters of th e well b alanced b re a k ­
as
of C olum bia d istric t G lenn C. W ade, d istrict m a n a g e r Anril goes to H. L. Payne of H er­
ing been a t H eppner h o ld in g se rv i­ fast, box school lu n ch , school lu n ch
’ a tu i
^ oro- Ore., la st week and Rex Ellis, sta te representative m iston
w ith th e h ot dish, luncheon and
His herd of 21 gradeg and still go to W. R. Coppock of Adams. ces.
H
is
herd
of
9
reg
istered
an
d
grade
P ,nr
¿ b p fu n eral of h is cousin
Rev. C raw ford preached h is fa re ­ d in n er. T hese w ill be ex h ib ited at
rpvistered Jerseys averaged 603.4 G uernseys averaged 3144.5 pounds
from
P
endleton.
.
—
„
rn
n
-
' ’an v OeMoss, pio n eer an d m usi-
well serm on S unday and w ill leave th e la st m eeting of th e club year
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Coon i of' on pounds milk ’ind 32.4 pounds b u tter
M o s n° Wn aa 0T,e of fbe fam ous nell. W n.. spent th e week ^ a M h e fat. H ig herd honors in the 1 . to m ilk and 154.0 pounds b u tte rfa t.
w hich w ill be an e n te rta in m e n t
th is week for C e n tralia, Wn.
The tw o high cows for th e m onth
a Quartet com posed of H enry.
T he m em bers of th e ch u rch met w ith everybody Invited.
o0
cow
class
goes
to
B
B.
L
ast
H
enry
H
ooker
home
•
•
of May w ere owned by C. J. M ath­
IVlth v .L,zzie and M innie DeMoss.
Mrs. H ooker’s bro th er
They at .-Idge of Pendleton. His herd of 15 ews of Echo, and Dell C h rlstley of a t th e home of Mr. and Mrs. E m ­ M ary M arg aret K ennedy an d Doro­
left , ,
fu ssin g th e re Is b u t one tended th e Townsend picnic w hile
m ett McCoy S unday for d in n e r and th y H ia tt led th e discussion on th e
H erm iston. A 4-year old grade a fellow ship m eeting.
T).p rs- Lizzie DeMoss Davis,
m ak in g of to a st w hich was th e topic
G uernsey, owned by C. J. M athew s
vten.! b'Pneer q u a r te t w as know n h e Mrs Jam es Sm ith, who has been
Mrs. H u n t of U m atilla visited Mr. for th is m eeting. T he topic for Ju n e
produced
1066 pounds m ilk and and Mrs. Chas. S tew ard T h u rsd ay .
rave J Te y th ro u g h
tra v e l,
and
24th w ill be on cereals and m ilk,
74.6 pounds b u tte rfa t
Second high
Mrs. Jay B erry and
d a u g h te rs w ith each m em ber ask in g a q uestion
’’uinn
,n every s ta te In th e
b
u
tte
rfa
t
cow
owned
by
Dell
C
h
rist-
B a rb a ra an d Lola of T he D alles v i­ and n am in g an o th e r m em ber to
•I Ae.a *T took music at the Roy- to visit her sister in th a t city
ley was a registered Jersey. She sited Mrs. B erry ’s p are n ts. Mr. and answ er. T h ree qu estio n s w ill be th e
’one.,,
,n London and gave
produced
1150
pounds
m
ilk
and
64.4
■ti,n_ tg tn England. France. Ger-
Mrs. E m m ett McCoy, over th e week su b ject of th e n ex t m eeting.
pounds b u tte rfa t.
. a”d Switzerland. They com-
end.
o
!0
a . . . » I f » " " »»»•
,,,
0T*r IdO sacred songs outside of h er m other in Missouri
1 °t»er compositions.
iapers executed
UMATILLA HERD IMPROVEMENT ASSOCIATION
REPORT SHOWS HIGH PRODUCTION RECORDS
° uartet passes
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