The Hermiston herald., August 12, 1937, Image 1

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VOLUME XXX
NUMBER 51
JESSIE B. BRIERLEY
BUYS VARIETY STORE
AMSBERRYS GO TO
BLAINE, WASH.
HERMISTON. UMATILLA
RETIRED POSTMAN
HONORED
J. A. Reeves was honored a t a sur
prise p a rty by a group of friends
T uesday evening a t his home in th e
ea st p a rt of tow n. T w enty men
w alked in on him ito pay th e ir re­
spects on th e ev en t of his re tire ­
m ent from m any y ears of service as
ru ra l c a rrie r on
H erm iston
mail
routes. H is hobby is fish in g and
they presented him w ith a sp lit ban-
boo fish in g rod and reel.
F or 21 y ears an d n in e m onths
Reeves served as m ail c a rrie r, b egin­
n ing w hen th e firs t ro u te w as es­
tablished. He sta rte d w ith an old
team of horses and open buggy and
in th e follow ing w in te r secured a
closed mail w agon an d th ree m ules
w hich he a lte rn a te d on th e route,
giving each m ule a day ’s rest, in
tu rn , from th e heavy d rag over new
sandy roads. A y ea r la te r he b ought
a model T F ord pick-up, and in ’29
a model A; la te r he purchased a
V-8, u sin g a to ta l of nine cars in
th e service.
The period d u rin g w hich he cover­
ed th e ro u te w as an average of 302
days a year, or a to ta l of 656S days.
T he average d istan ce he estim ates
a t ab o u t 40 m iles a trip , m ak in g a
to ta l d ista n c e covered of ap p ro x i­
m ately 262,640 miles. H e k ep t no
record of days off b u t estim ated th a t
a su b s titu te carried th e ro u te only
ten days each year.
Because of th is long, continuous
service, u n d er th e rules of th e pos­
tal d ep artm en t, he is p erm itted to
re tire w ith a com fortable pension
for th e rem a in d er of his life.
COUNTY,
OREGON,
STANFIELD ON
RADIO PROGRAM
AUGUST 12, 1937.
PROJECT FAIR
JUDGES SECURED
D efinite word has been received
from O.S.C. rela tiv e to th e livestock
and 4-H club Judges for th e U m atil­
la P ro ject fair. R. E. Brooke, coun­
ty ag en t at G ra n t co unty will Judge
the cattle, horses and sheep, and
will arriv e In H erm iston on F rid ay
m orning, Septem ber 3rd. Ju d g in g
will s ta r t prom ptly a t 8:00 o’clock
and co n tin u e th ro u g h S atu rd ay u n ­
til all ju d g in g is com pleted.
L. C. W rig h t, co unty ag e n t of
Sherm an county, w ill Judge th e crop
ex h ib its and th e 4-H club dem on­
stra tio n and ju d g in g contests. He
will a rriv e in H erm iston a t 1:00
o’clock T h u rsd ay , Septem ber 2nd,
and w ill rem ain th ro u g h Septem ber
3rd u n til all ju d g in g is com pleted.
Fred Cockell of M ilwaukee, Ore.,
will judge th e p o u ltry exhibits, a r ­
riv in g in H erm iston F rid a y m orn­
ing, Setem ber 3rd.
L. J. Dame of P o rtla n d w ill judge
honey ex h ib its on Friday.
Mrs. M cClintock w ill ju d g e th e
home economics exhibits. A rran g e­
m ents have been m ade for one of th e
DE MOSS-MYERS.
home economics sp ecialists a t th e
T he m a rriag e of Miss M arjorie
college to do th e ju d g in g of th e
Myers of N o rth Pow der an d H arvey
girls 4-H club exhibits.
DeMoss was announced th is week.
The cerem ony w as perform ed S at­
Dr. Prime Enlarges Offices.
urday. Ju ly
24th, a t A naconda,
Dr.
F ra n k V. P rim e, d en tist, and
M ontana, and th e couple are m ak ­
ing th e ir home a t G ran ite, M ontana, form erly of H erm iston, an nounces
w here Mr. DeMoss is employed. The the en larg em en t of his office in
bride is a g ra d u a te of M onm outh connection w ith his residence a t
N orm al and ta u g h t for several years 2355 S tate stre e t in Salem, by
a t S herid an , Ore. Mr. DeMoss is a building a reception room and well
ad jo in in g the
g ra d u a te of th e E a ste rn Oregon equipped la b o rato ry
N orm al a t La G rande and w as post­ o p eratin g room. He h as also in sta ll­
ed new and m odern d en tal X -ray
m aster h ere for m ore th a n a year.
equipm ent, in cu d in g a p ro jecto r for
en larg in g th e film s for th o ro u g h ex­
Legion-Auxiliary Pot Luck.
am in atio n , stu d y an d
ex planation.
T he H erm iston P ost of th e A m eri­ Dr. P rim e practiced in H erm iston
can Legion and A u x iliary U nit will for m any years before m oving to
hold a Joint pot luck picnic on the Salem.
law n a t th e home of Mr. and Mrs.
Guy A m sberry n ex t S unday evening
Morrow County Fair Premiums.
a t 6 :0 0 o’clock. The occasion is th e
The board of d irec to rs for the
d e p a rtu re of Mr. ai d Mrs. A m sberry N orth M orrow county fa ir has an-
who w ill leave th e firs t of th e week announced th a t prem ium lists have
for B laine, W n., to m ake th e ir home. been p rin ted and any in teersted p er­
All L egion and A u x iliary m em bers son may secure one a t th e Irrig o n
?nd th e ir fam ilies a re invited to a t­ or Boardm an p o st office. T he fa ir
tend and asked to b rin g th e ii pot has been set for F rid a y an d S a tu r­
luck dish and own ta b le service.
day, Septem ber 10th an d 11th. Some
T h e City of S tan field w ill be rep­
resented on a rad io p rogram S a tu r­
day, A ugust 14th, over KEX In
P o rtlan d a t 3 :15 in th e aftern o o n ,
as a p a rtic ip a n t in th e dedication
cerem onies of th e new KGW b ro ad ­
ca stin g sta tio n tow er. An in v ita ­
tio n came from th e s ta tio n and th e
Sagebrush W ra n g lers w ill p resen t a
num ber. They a re composed of Geo.
M cDerm ott,
Don
Refvem,
Billy
P enney, Raym ond Meade an d R ay­
mond Beebe.
A d v ertisin g of S tan field and th e
irrig a tio n p ro ject w ill also be p re­
sented on th e 3 :1 5 program . The
S tan field Com m ercial club is spon­
so rin g th e S agebrush W ran g lers and
M. Refvem, p resid en t of th e club,
and H. R. W essell, secretary , ap ­
p reciate th e o p p o rtu n ity to be re p ­
resented in th is b roadcast. W ilb u r
C edardale deserves m uch cred it for
a rra n g in g th is bro ad cast and ap p re­
ciatio n of his effo rts w as expressed
by th e club members.
THREE ACCIDENTS
OVER WEEKEND
T hree accid en ts by local people
pie were reported over th e week end
involving serious in ju rie s.
J.
H.
Y eager and his fam ily collided w ith
a car driven by Bob S m ith of La
G rands ab o u t 11:00 o’clock S unday
m o rn in g on w hat is know n as H ick­
m an ’s curve on th e highw ay above
Echo. May Y eager su ffered a broken
collar bone and both cars were bad­
ly dam aged.
S m iths w ere en ro u te to H erm is­
ton to v isit his p are n ts Mr. and
Mrs. W a lte r S m ith, an d th e Y eagers
w ere going picnicking.
Mrs. G race Rice suffered a bro­
ken collar bone and o th e r m inor in ­
ju rie s in an accid en t Sunday eve­
n in g on th e old H oldm an road. Dust
from a passing car w as said to have
obscured th e vision,
W. J. W arn er, city a tto rn e y , had
his car sidesw iped S atu rd ay eve­
n in g a t th e same po in t in th e h ig h ­
way th a t th e Y eager accid en t occur­
red. No one was in ju re d .
DAIRY FIELD DAY
PROGRAM GIVEN
ID E N T IF IC A T IO N OF
CROPS OFFERED
T he D airy Field Day sponsored by
th e U m atilla E x perim ent Field S ta ­
tion, th e U m atilla-M orrow
D airy
H erd Im provem ent association, an d
th e U m atilla Cooperative Cream ery
of H erm iston, w ill be held S aturday,
s ta rtin g a t 10 o’clock in th e m orn­
ing. All 4-H club boys and g irls are
invited to a tte n d th is a n n u a l field
day to p articip a te in th e Judging
contests. S u b stan tial prizes are be­
ing offered by th e cream ery and th e
F arm B ureau.
T he program for th e day is as
follow s:
10 A. M.— Field trip , U m atilla E x­
p erim en t Field S tation.
11 A. M.— D airy ca ttle ju d g in g con­
te st;
Roger Morse. E xtension
D airym an of Oregon E xtension S er­
vice, supervising.
1 1:45 A. M.— Crops id en tification
Hop Circular Well Received.
contest.
T he second progress rep o rt on 12 A. M.-— Dairy Demonstration, 2
costa and practices in hop produc­
4-H club boys of West Umatilla
tio n in Oregon, w hich was issued in
county.
m im eographed form by th e O.S.C. 12:30 — B asket dinner. Each farm
experim ent sta tio n , has recently
fam ily w ill b rin g basket dinner.
been rep rin te d by a p riv ate firm of
U m atilla C ooperative Cream ery
hop m erch an ts in New York. Hugo
w ill fu rn ish ice cream free and
V. Loewi, Inc., asked perm ission to
th e E x p erim en t S tatio n w ill p re­
re p rin t th e c irc u la r of in fo rm atio n
pare coffee. E ach fam ily b rin g
to give it w ider d istrib u tio n . Offi­
own ta b le service.
cers of th e com pany expressed ad ­
A fternoon Program .
m iratio n for th e facts developed by
W.
A. H olt, County A gent,
the Oregon S tate specialists, who
P endleton, in charge.
conducted th e survey. A fin al re ­
p o rt of th is cost study, w hich in ­ 1:30 P. M.— R esults of dairy ex p eri­
TOWNSEND CLUB
m ent conducted a t th e field s ta ­
cludes th ree years of records by O re­
tion, by I. R. Jones, D airy H us­
gon grow ers, w ill soon be issued in
MEETS AUGUST 17
bandm an. Oregon E x perim ent S ta­
b u lletin form by th e experim ent s ta ­
tion.
tion.
T he Tow nsend club w ill m eet A ug­
1 :50 P. M.— M ark etin g P rogram of
u st 17th and a basket social w ith
In te rs ta te Associated Cream eries,
Fair Queen Nominations.
th e sale of th e lady m em ber’s feet
by G. A. Brown, m anager.
F a ir queen
nom ination
tick ets
w ill be th e en tertain m em t fe a tu re
2 :15 P. M.— Long Time D airy C attle
p urchased a t th e Dixson hop yard
of th e evening. Ladies are requested
B reeding P rogram
for Oregon
dance last S atu rd ay n ig h t th a t were
to b rin g boxes or baskets c o n ta in ­
B reeders by Roger Morse.
not
tu
rn
ed
in
a
t
th
a
t
tim
e
may
be
ing refre sh m e n ts for a couple.
2 :30 P. M.— Cream G rading Law ;
dropped in a box a t th e H erald of­
G lenn C. W ade, d istric t m n ag er of
Its E ffect On th e D airy F arm er.
fice
or
th
e
vote
cast
an
y
tim
e
prior
T ow nsend clubs, w ill be in eastern
A. W. M etzger, A ssistan t Chief of
to the evening of A ugust 27th. The
Foods and D airy, S tate Dept. of
MISS HEDWALL BRIDE Oregon, A ugust 22nd, and w ill hold
fin
al
queen
dance
and
election
w
ill
a special m eetin g here to w hich
A g ricu ltu re, Salem, Or.
be held A ugust 28th a t th e H erm is­
o th e r clubs a re invited. H e w ill tell
GARDEN W EDDING
exceptional prem ium s are being of­ ton C om m unity p ark h all, a t w hich 2:50 P. M.— S p o rts and resu lts and
of his trip to n a tio n a l h ea d q u arte rs
prizes for ju d g in g contests. A. E.
Honey Crop Light.
fered th is year and in view of th e tim e a queen w ill be elected from
in Chicago. A com m ittee w ill be a p ­
Bensel will also d irect a sports
Je n s Skovbo rep o rts th a t the fact th a t crops are good th e pros­ can d id ates from all d istric ts a t S ta n ­
T h e m arriage of Miss M argaret pointed to a rra n g e a program for
program
.
pects
a
re
fine
for
a
display
of
pro­
honey crop th is year in th is d istric t
H edw all, d a u g h te r of Mr. and Mrs. th e even in g on th a t date.
field, Echo, U m atilla.
H erm iston,
is
ap
p
ro
ach
in
g
alm
ost
a
failure.
He
duce.
Colum
bia,
Boardm
an
and
Irrigon.
G. F. H edw all of H erm iston, and
T he public is in v ited to a tte n d all
C u rtis Simons has ch arg e of the NEW LA GRANDE
Mr. M orris Pierson, son of Mr. and Tow nsend club m eetings and is g iv­ has 500 sta n d s of bees and instead
Turkey Picking Contest.
Mrs. Sylvan Pierson of La G rande, en a special in v ita tio n to th e A ug­ of a norm al flow of 25 to n s of honey
queen dances here an d w ill conduct
he does n ot expect over five tons for
A tu rk e y pick in g co n test for th e th e fin al v o ting and election dance. DAILY PUBLISHED
w as solemnized la st Sunday a f te r ­ u st 22nd m eeting.
noon a t 5:00 o’clock a t a lovely
The Tow nsend club w ishes to th e season. Some of h is hives may cham pionship of th e world, will H arry K elley has ch arg e of nom ­
g ard e n w edding a t th e home of th e th a n k L. W. Dixson for p erm ittin g have to be fed th ro u g h th e w in ter ag ain be made a fea tu re of thp in a tio n s of can d id ates in o u tly in g
A new daily new spaper m ade Its
b rid e ’s sister and broth er-in -law , club m em bers to sell refresh m en ts since th ey have n ot stored enough U m atilla P ro ject fa ir th is fall. H a r­ d istricts.
d eb u t on Monday of th is week. The
Mr. and Mrs. R. C. M cReynolds. a t th e dance held la st S atu rd ay for th e ir ow n consum ption. The old G. R ankin is in ch arg e of th is
D aily Review’ a t La G rande, Or.,
Rev. R. R. F in k b ein er of th e M etho­ n ig h t. Also to th a n k th e business reason, he believes, is th a t p la n t life event and will soon publish a list of
published by C. J. Shorb, represents
is lack in g in n ectar. Bloom has been prizes for th e w inners. T he contest
d is t church read th e service.
an expanded publication schedule of
houses g iv in g donations.
Mr. and Mrs. F. E llis Moyer have th e E astern Oregon Review, estab ­
p le n tifu l b u t due to th e ra in s and will ta k e place th e la st day of th e
T he bride, given in m a rriag e by
cool w eath er th ro u g h Ju n e, or o th ­ fa ir u n d er rules sim ila r to those of moved in to th e residence on th e lished weekly.
h e r fath e r, wore a princess dress of
er effects, th e sto rag e of honey has la st year. R an k in s sta te s th a t he corner of M ain and S ixth from th e
New Turkey Tour Feature.
T he Idaho F ree Press, Nampa
pale' pink organza over ta ffe ta , w ith
been la ck in g th e u su a l am ounts. fin d s th e in te re st g re a te r th is year Osborn A p artm en t.
(Id ah o ) evening d aily, published
P lans for th e tu rk e y to u r A ugust
a veil of m atching net of fin g er-tip
Ja ck ie Jackson, son of Mr. and Monday for th e firs t tim e u nder
Bees a re active b u t a re u nab le to th a n th a t m anifested in th e first
le n g th . She carried a fan bouquet of 21st a re going fo rw ard and Ja y T.
Mrs. C. J. Jackson, is expected to re ­ o w nership of B ernard M ainw aring
b rin g home th e ir custom ary sw eet show staged la st year.
Pierson, a ssista n t county ag en t, has
p in k roses and blue delphinium .
tu rn hom e S atu rd ay from a four an ad Lucien P. A ran t, who by the
announced th a t
Noel L. B ennion, burdens.
Mrs. M cReynolds, th e brid e’s sis­
w eeks’ sta y w ith his g ran d m o th er, n arro w m argin of $100 were suc­
C.
Warner
Speaks
Before
CCC.
new extension p o u ltry m an a t O.S.C.,
te r and only atte n d a n t, w ore a dress
Banners For Parade.
C. W arn er, p asto r of th e Union Mrs. B. Severns, a t H am ilton, Mont. cessful bidders for th e p roperty a t a
w ill be in a tten d a n ce . A n o th er fea­
of green organdie and gold gros-
His fa th e r and m o th er plan to m otor sh e riff’s sale S atu rd ay . M ainw aring
M ahy b an n ers w ill be needed for ch u rch , m otored to th e CCC camp
tu re of th e to u r w ill be a dem on­
g ra in ribbon, w ith a green and gold
to Pasco w here th ey w ill m eet him an d A ran t bid $36,600; J. T. La-
stra tio n p u t on by local 4-H club th e floats in th e U m atilla P ro ject n ear U kiah la st T h u rsd ay w here he
o ff-the-face hat. She carried a fan
S atu rd ay evening.
Fond, g en eral m anager of th e new s­
delivered
a
m
essage
to
m
em
bers
of
boys and g irls. A sp o rts program is fair parad e on S eptem ber 4th. They
bouquet of gladioli and sn a p d ra g ­
H erb ert H edw all, who u n til a paper, bid $3 6,500 on behalf of him ­
being a rran g e d by A. E. Bensel. A may be p rin ted on cloth or paper th e cam p personnel. C ap tain B arney
ons.
com plete program for th e day will and those who can n o t m ake th e ir requested his presence and th e mes­ week ago w as m an ag er of th e S afe­ self and a group of F ree Press em­
G lenn P ierson, b ro th e r of th e
own can have p a in te rs in th e d iffe r­ sage. Mrs. W a rn er an d Mrs. Levi way S tore here, was In tow n S un­ ployes.
be published n ex t week.
day from W enatchee, W n., w here he
groom , w as best man.
Reeder accom panied him.
e n t tow ns do th e w ork.
The new publishers are from B ak­
was tra n sfe rre d , to a tte n d th e wed­ er. Or., w here they own th e Evening
A reception followed, and Miss
Neill Home From Range.
d ing of h is sister Miss M argaret D em ocrat-H erald. M ainw aring w m
R u th Pierson of L a G rande finished
H edw all, who becam e th e bride of a t one tim e p u b lish er of the H erald.
Roy
N
eill
h
as
Just
retu
rn
ed
from
c u ttin g and serving th e w edding
Mornis P ierson of Spokane.
cak e. Mrs. F. B. Belt, Miss Snow his sheep ran g e n ear G lacier P ark
A p a rty of six from H erm iston
Back from Mid-West Trip.
McCoy and Mrs. Neil B oynton a s­ in M ontana, W hile th e re he shipped
sp en t th e week end a t Bear W allow
sisted about the rooms, w hich w ere tw o cars of lam bs to St. P au l, M inn.,
Mr. and Mrs. Ray C hallis of P en­
on B a ttle M ountain pick in g h u ck le­
best
decorated
w ith w hite ta p ers and and w hile not s trik in g th e
dleton, form erly of H erm iston, have
m arket, sold for 10 cents. H e says
flow ers.
T he p arad e for th e silver jubilee club ex h ib its and horses w ill be led berries. T hey included Mrs. E dna re tu rn e d from a trip th ro u g h Ne­
M ulkins. and ch ild ren L a u re tta and
th
a
t
th
e
e
n
tire
ea
ste
rn
p
a
rt
of
Mon
of
th e U m atilla P ro je ct fa ir Septem ­ in th e lin e of m arch.
b raska and over the line Into Mis­
O ut-of-tow n
guests
w ere the
L
avester, Mrs. V ern Lewis, Mrs.
From
ex
h
ib
its
of
all
crops
will
be
ta
n
a
an
d
w
estern
N
o
rth
D
akota
has
ber 4th. alread y has prom ises of be­
souri. Challis, who was here today,
b rid e ’s b ro th er and fam ily. Mr. and
P h illip Power, and also Mike Nodel
said th a t ra in s had come to th e re ­
Mrs. H erb ert H edw all of W enatchee, no crops in sig h t along th e r a il­ ing th e m ost elab o rate show of th is elab o rately presented by th e several
of
Milton. A lto g eth er th e p arty re ­
roads.
T
he
ran
g
e
s
w
here
he
has
irrig
ate
d
d
istric
ts
an
d
a
num
ber
of
kind ever presented by th e U m atilla
lief of th a t region th is season and
W n., Mr. and Mrs. Sylvan Pierson,
floats.
The tu rn ed w ith 30 gallons of berries. crops everyw here were good, though
f a th e r and m other of th e groom his sheep are in excellent condition. p roject fair hoard. T h e plan is to ex­ farm s by in d iv id u al
C. J. B uhm ann an d his two n ep h ­ th e farm ers were su fferin g from a
h ib it a p ag e an try of every e n te r­ schools will Join in th e parade. All
from La G rande, R u th and Dale
ews
Bob and Jean
B uhm ann of grasshopper plague. T he fa r famed
these
an
d
o
th
e
r
fea
tu
re
s
are
prom
­
prise
in
th
e
w
est
end
of
U
m
atilla
P ierson, b ro th er and sister of the
Logan Appointed Postmaster.
county in as conv in cin g a m an n er as ised w ith a w illingness th a t assures Z urich. M ontana, sp e n t from S u n ­ d u st bowl, he says, is now here to be
groom , G lenn P ierson of Spokane,
T he follow ing item appeared In possible to show w h a t is here and active In terest and pride in th e com ­ day u n til S atu rd ay la st week a t the found, and in p a rts of w estern K an­
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. P ierson and son
home of his p aren ts, Mr. and Mrs. sas w heat is in d anger of ru st from
L enn of La G rande and Mr. and th e E ast O regonian T uesday: “ P res­ w hat has been accom plished d u rin g ing ev en ts of th e silv er Jubilee.
A.
B uhm ann, who retu rn ed to Mon­ too much rain . In m any localities he
ident
Roosevelt
se
n
t
to
th
e
sen
ate
Businessm
en
of
o
th
e
r
tow
ns
are
the
past
25
years
of
progress.
Mrs. W. Pierson of La G rande.
today for co n firm atio n th e follow ­
E. P. Dodd is m an ag in g and a r ­ invited to Join In th e parade w ith tan a w ith them for a w eek’s visit.
found th e chief com plaints from
Follow ing a trip to Oregon beach­ ing postm aster n o m in atio n : Oregon-
E. B. F oster and d a u g h te r E le a n ­ high taxes. W hile east they visited
ra n g in g th e p arade,
and
reports floats.
es Mr. and Mrs. Pierson w ill be a t H erm iston. Wm. E. L ogan.” Mr. Lo­
F arm ers are being asked to select or, Mrs. M. J. D raper, Mrs. Alfred m any form er friends, Including an
satisfac to ry re su lts from contacts
hom e a t th e Royal Court A p a rt­ gan has been serv in g as a c tin g p o st­
vegetables,
g rain s, and o th er pro­ Zandell and d a u g h te r Agnes of W al­ a u n t w ho is 90 years of age. a t
made th u s far.
m en ts in Spokane w here Mr. Pierson m aster for th e past two m onths, but
Each irrig a te d d is tric t an d farm d u cts to be used by them or th e ir la W alla, W n., m otored to H erm is­ Joplin.
is an in stru c to r in K inm an B usiness has not received an y official com­
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lo cality will be rep resen ted by ap ­ lo calities for d ec o ratin g floats and ton T uesday to v isit a t th e C harles
college.
m unicatio n n rg a rd in g his a p p o in t­ p ro p ria te floats. All th e cooperative all a re invited to Join in th e parade Seeliger home in W estlan d d istric t.
Many Catfish Transplanted.
m ent.
in s titu tio n s will p rep are rep resen ta- of crops w hich are considered th is C harles E dw ard and Jim m y Seeliger
W hen th e lakes were drained In
tive displays. N early every business year as th e best ever produced in retu rn ed w ith them for a sh o rt visit.
th e n o rth end of th e W estland pro­
County Court Visits.
Pendleton Lodge Will Visit.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Em
il
Zivney
r
e
tu
r
n
­
th
e
w
est
end
area.
man is d esig n in g a flo at w hich will
T he parad e w ill s ta rt from th e ed th e last of th e week from a ject th o u san d of catfish were found
T he U m atilla county co u rt inspec­
M embers of th e E u rek a Lodge No. illu s tra te his p a rt in th e affa irs of
m ak in g homes there. Under th e
fair
g rounds S atu rd ay m orning a t w eek's trip to C ra te r Lake, th e O re­
ted roads in th e w est end of U m a­ 32. I.O.O.F.. of P endleton, w ill v isit th e com m unity.
lead ersh ip o t th e H erm iston Rod &
gon
Caves
and
over
th
e
Redwoods
tilla county W ednesday and spent th e V ineyard Lodge No. 206 a t H er­
T he ex p erim en t sta tio n will have 10:00 o’clock prom ptly. T here it
Gun club, these fish were largely
oome tim e in
H erm iston. Among m iston next M onday evening a t Its a flo at on pastures. U m atilla will will be arran g e d in orderly groups highw ay to Pacific C ity In C alifo r­ moved to th e river, sm all lakes, res­
th em were County Ju d g e C arl Cham ­ re g u la r m eetin g and w ill fu rn ish re ­ p resen t Its claim s as a port. The and guided th ro u g h th e stree ts of nia. and th en up th e Oregon coast
ervoir. and d rain a g e canal«. In th is
ber*. Sam Ingles and Wm. M einers. fresh m en ts and en te rta in m e n t. All roun d -u p will be rep resen ted by the th e tow n by com petent lie u te n an ts. to N ew port and back to H erm iston.
locality. They varied in size from a
com missioner*. A. C. M cIntyre, d is t­ member* a re requested to be pres­ queen and a tte n d a n ts and a large Leader* of each group will use Mr. Zivney is em ployed a t th e Um a­
few Inches to nearly one foot in
tilla
Field
S
tation.
r ic t atto rn ey , w as also a business e n t to enjoy th is association of th e show ing of horses, cowboy* and cow­ megaphone* to m ake an n o u n ce­
length.
More locals on page four.
v isito r in town W ednesday.
girls. P rem ium d a iry c a ttle and 4-H m ents.
n eig h b o rin g lodge.
A m sberry’s variety sto re w as ta k ­
e n over th is week by Jessie B. B rier-
ley, who w ill commence operations
th e firs t of n ex t week. The new
ow ner purchased T he Style Shop, a
lad ies' ready to w ear store, la st year
b u t plans to dispose of it soon. She
h as resigned her position as teacher
in th e H erm iston Union h igh school
a f te r many years of service.
Mr. a n d Mrs. Guy A m sberry have
operated the store since A ugust 7th,
1933, and a re lo c atin g a t Blaine,
W n., w here they have purchased a n ­
o th e r variety store. They are leav­
in g th is locality because of the ill­
ness of th e ir son, feeling th a t his
h e a lth w ill be b e tte r in th e coast
.country.
Both Mr. and Mrs. A m sberry have
been active in civic and com m unity
a ffa irs d u rin g th e ir sta y in H erm is­
ton. Mrs. A m sberry has been presi­
d e n t of th e A m erican L egion A uxi­
lia ry and an active m em ber of other
civic groups. Mr. A m sberry is an
activ e L egionnaire and h as served
on m any im p o rta n t com m ittees se r­
v in g in th e com m unity.
A m sberry, in a sta te m e n t to th e
H erald, said: “I t is w ith th e k een ­
e st reg ret th a t Mrs. A m sberry and
m yself leave H erm iston. W e have
sp e n t four very happy y ears here
an d found some of th e fin est people
on e a rth rig h t here. H erm iston as
a com m unity has b e tte r prospects
th a n the average and we assu re you
th a t it is not lack of confidence th a t
causes us to place our lo t elsew here.’
Miss B rierley expects to dispose
o f h er dress shop and w ill devote full
tim e to th e store. She has lived in
H erm isto n for m any years and is
w ell know n in th e w est end of U m a­
til la county. The com m unity w ish­
e s h e r success in h er new ven tu re.
— PERSONALS —
REPRESENTATIVE FLOATS FROM WEST END OF
COUNTY TO APPEAR IN FAIR PARADE