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VOLUME XXX
3be Bmmatott ïkralô
0 >• n
NUMBER 52
LIVESTOCK JUDGING
FIELD DAY EVENT
HERMISTON, UMATILLA
COUSIN OF J. M .
NORTON PASSES
COUNTY,
RUBY M C M IL L A N
BUYS STYLE SHOP
OREGON,
AUGUST 19. 1937.
MRS. JAMES TODD
TEACHING STAFF
DISTRICT PRESIDENT ANNOUNCED
ANNUAL TURKEY TOUR
IN SEVENTH YEAR
Mrs. Ruby McMillan has p u r­
T he teach in g sta ff for th e grade
Mrs. Jam es Todd w as named
David C rro ck e tt D uvall, cousin of chased The Style Shop from Miss
J. M. N orton, form er resid en t of Jessie B rierley and took over the president of D istric t No. 6 for the and high school for the com ing year
H erm iston and now of Mt. Vernon, lad ies’ read y -to -w ear shop Tuesday A m erican Legion A uxiliary a t th e har been announced by Supt. W. G
DEMONSTRATION
sta te convention in A lbany last K ersbergen. T hree new teachers GROWERS STUDY
Or., passed aw ay in P endleton Mon­ m orning.
F in a l tra n sa c tio n s were week, to replace Mrs. E ffie Ritchey have been added to the high school
day, A ugust 16, a t th e age of 45 com pleted Tuesday.
BY CLUB BOYS
Miss B rierley
years. F u n eral services w ere held released th e shop because h er tim e of M ilton who has served for th e sta ff and one to th e grade school NEW METHODS
staff.
past two years.
W ednesday a t 2 :00 p. m. from the
More th a n 100 people atten d ed Echo M ethodist church, w ith F ol­ would be devoted to th e v ariety
S ch o .l w ll s 'a r t'T U ' 1
Sr;l.cni
T he an n u a l tu rk ey tour p ro g ram
Delegates
to
th
e
convention
from
sto
re
she
purchased
from
Mr.
and
The dairy Held day program a t th e som ’s of P en d leto n in charge, and
ber 7th, >t sa tisfac to ry to th e grade will s ta rt prom ptly a t 9:30 o ’clock
th
e
local
Post
and
A
u
x
iliary
w
ere
U m atilla F ield S tatio n la st S a tu r­ b u rial a t Echo. C. W a rn er, pastor Mrs. Guy A m sberry la st week.
school
board
an
d
the
Columbia
S atu rd ay a t the U m atilla Field S ta ­
O. K. Mudge, Jam es Todd, re tirin g
day to p a rtic ip a te in th e ju d g in g of th e H erm iston Union church, of­
Mrs. M cM illan has lived in H er­
school, as voted by mem bers of the tion w ith H. K. Dean, su p e rin te n d ­
co n test and h ea r th e speakers from ficiated. P allb e arers w ere Ed D itty, m iston for a num ber of y ears an d is D istrict Com m ander, Mrs. Jam es high school board recently.
en t of th e statio n , g iv in g the re su lts
th e sta te d ep a rtm en t of a g ric u ltu re Nell M elville, Sloan Thomson, Gay­ th e d a u g h te r of Mr. and Mrs. Jam es Todd. Mrs. O. K. Mudge, president
Members cf th e h ig h school sta ff of work carried on in connection
of th e local U nit, an d J E. H ally-
a n d th e sta te college.
Scott.
She
ta
u
g
h
t
school
a
t
H
ere­
arc
:
E
sth
er
S
ibert.
com
m
ercial;
lord Madison, Roy S m ith and Ed
rto n who also atten d ed sessions L avina May L ynch, E n g lish ; Doro­ w ith tu rk ey problems.
ford, Ore., near Baker, last y ear and d b u u rin
Ja y T. P ierson, a ssista n t county L iesegang.
T he tu rk ey to u r is in its sev en th
g th e convention.
thy G riffin, home economics, is
has
spent
most
of
th
e
sum
m
er
here.
a g e n t, stressed th e need of a p astu re
D uvall was born in Gowen, Mo.,
year and is sponsored by the E a s t­
g
rad
u
a
te
of
U.
of
O.
and
h
er
home
Mrs.
M
cMillan
ta
u
g
h
t
school
before
im provem ent program , not only for Septem ber 4, 1892, and Joined the
ern Oregon T urkey G row ers’ asso­
is in P o rtlan d ;
H elen P eterson, ciation w ith h ea d q u arte rs in H er­
farm ers b u t for 4-H club projects. B aptist church when a boy. He came h er m arriag e an d w ent in to th a t
SILVER
JUBILEE
m ath em atics and music, g rad u a te of miston, as a m eans of prom oting
H. K. Dean, su p e rin ten d e n t of the to Oregon in 1915, an d m arried profession ag ain a fte r th e d ea th of
W illam ette
U niversity;
G.
C new m ethods In tu rk ey brooding,
sta tio n , pointed out th e various feed Viola Schm idt, December 8, 1921, her husband th ree years ago.
EDITION
H um phreys of P endleton, o rch estra ran g in g , and feeding. The in te reste d
ra tio n s w hich had been proven by who, w ith two ch ildren, A lvin and
an d band; and F ra n k W. O’Neil grow ers visit o th er tu rk ey farina,
use a t the sta tio n and directed a Helen, survive. One son, H arold,
to u r th ro u g h the d airy b arn s ex­ died in infancy. O thers who survive GOOD HORSE RACES
A silver ju b ilee fa ir edition w ill m anual tra in in g and science, and study breeding m ethods and th u s
p la n n in g the various m ethods used. a re his m other, Mrs. M ary Duvall
be issued next week by th e H erald a th le tic coach.
p ro fit by o th e r’s experiences.
G rade school sta ff m em bers are:
to include im p o rtan t in fo rm atio n
From th e experim ent sta tio n th ey
E ugene R ugg and Joe Cooney gave and two b rothers, Donald and Mel­ ASSURED AT FAIR
M
yrtle
B
u
rn
ett
of
P
endleton,
who
concerning th e ap p ro ach in g fa ir and
will jou rn ey to th e A. E. Bensel
a d em onstration on “ Safety-K eep vin of St. Joseph, Mo. and one bro­
ta
u
g
h
t
in
P
ilot
Rock
last
year,
first
B ull P en " w hich had been a rran g e d th e r, H a rry D uvall, of L exington.
farm w here method
of h an d lin g
The plans for races a t th e fair also much ab o u t ea rlier fairs.
F or th e past 25 years th e fa ir has g rad e; M ary P e tri second; M arg aret tu rk ey s will be shown. The n ex t
an d directed by Mr. Pierson. The
He farm ed for several years a t have been developed into ten events
K
irk,
th
ird
;
B
lanche
H
arm
on,
stop w ill be a t th e H. B. D arling
boys used a m in iatu re bull pen for Alpine, in M orrow county, and w ith for F rid a y and S atu rd ay afternoons. been held in th e fall to b rin g to ­
M arie Salm i, fifth ;
N ora farm w here grow ers w ill have an
dem o n stratio n . The dem onstration his fam ily moved to Nyssa. Or., As firs t announced a q u a rte r mile g eth er a display of th e products fo u rth ;
stressed the necessity of re ta in in g a eig h t years ago, w here he was ac­ trac k would be ready b ut w ork is grow n on th is project. W atch for Jo h n sto n , Alma G reaves and L. G. o p p o rtu n ity of sseing a fa ir size
B u rrell, d ep a rtm en tal w ork in the flock consisting of la rg e type m a r­
b ull or herd sire for a t least four tive in com m unity affairs.
going on for com pletion of a full th is edition an d b rin g in an y in fo r­
k et birds. From th e re th e group
y ea rs in order th a t production may
At th e fu n e ra l service Miss Opal h alf m ile trac k w ith several h alf m ation of special in te re st you may six th , seventh an d eig h th grades.
have about form er fairs.
will go to Colum bia p ark to en joy
be determ ined when his d a u g h te r S tockard and Mrs. C. W a rn er sang, m ile races.
basket dinner. E ach fam ily w ill
comes into production. Many bulls ‘Shall W e G ath er a t th e R iv er,”
FAIR
QUEEN
In ad d itio n to h alf mile races will
fu rn ish th e ir own basket d in n er an d
a re sold for beef a fte r th e second and “He L eadeth Me,” an d Dan L in ­
table service. F ree tu rk ey , Ice
y ear because they become vicious, dsay sang "T h e Old Rugged Cross.” be several q u a rte r mile events, sad ­ C J. DÜRFE Y MARRIES NOMINEES
cream and coffee w ill be served.
b u t by the use of such a bull pen as Both were accom panied by Mrs. dle horse races and a co n test of
S hetland ponies. A num ber of good
Men interested in th e prom otion
w as d em onstrated safety is assured Chas. D uvall of Herm iston.
race horses w ill be entered an d th e SPOKANE GIRL
V irg in ia W ells and E d ith P e te r­ of th e tu rk ey Industry w ill give
to ow ner and a tte n d a n ts. Demon­
com m ittee fn ch arg e prom ises in ­
son are th e two nom inees from the talk s on the aftern o o n
program .
stra tio n s carried o u t along these
License Examiner Coming.
te re stin g e n te rta in m e n t on th e new
A nnouncem ents w ere received here H erm iston d istric t who w ill ru n for H erb ert Byers, general m anager of
lines are com paratively new and
track.
C.
M.
B
entley,
exam
iner
of
opera­
th
is
week
of
th
e
m
arriag
e
of
Miss
queen of the U m atilla P ro ject F a ir th e N orthw est T urkey G row ers’ a s­
w as very in te restin g . The lum ber
Anne C aletta Kubel, d a u g h te r of a t th e final queen dance S aturday, sociation of Salt L ake City, w ill
used in th e m in iatu re pen was fu r­ tors and chauffeurs, w ill be in H er­
m
iston
S
atu
rd
ay
,
A
ugust
21
a
t
th
e
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Fred
Kubel
of
Spokane,
A ugust 28th. O ther nom inees from give th e principal address.
nished by th e G range Cooperative.
W n„ to C harles Ja rv is D urfey of Echo, S tanfield and U m atilla w ill be
N. L. Bennion, extension p o u ltry-
W a lte r A. H olt,
county
ag en t city lib ra ry betw een th e hours of FLOY ATTEBURY
H erm iston, on Sunday, A ugust 15. present a t the queen election dance. man from Oregon S tate college, who
from P endleton , acted as chairm an 10:00 a. m. and 4:00 p. m., respec­
The young couple will be home to
recently
appointed
p o u ltry
O ther ballots cast w ere for F ra n ­ was
fo r th e aftern o o n program . He in ­ tively, acco rd in g to a recen t a n ­ SUNDAY BRIDE
friends a t the H otel H erm iston a f­ ces Dawson, 920; H elen Jendrzejew - sp ecialist filliiVg th e vacancy le ft
troduced A. W. M etzer of th e S tate nouncem ent released from the Sec­
te r Septem ber 1st. Mrs. Durfey ski, 835; Floy A tteb u ry , 75; Velda by H. E. Cosby, who is now head of
D epartm ent of A griculture, who ex­ re ta ry of S ta te ’s office. All those
Miss Floy A tteb u ry , d a u g h te r of
plained th e m ilk and cream g rad in g w ishing p erm its or licenses to drive Mr. and Mrs. Roy A ttebury, became ta u g h t in th e grade school here Geer, 40; Ja n e Jackson, 150; M arie th e p o ultry d ep artm en t, will discuss
cars are asked to get in touch w ith
th ree years ago and is w ell know n
tu rk ey production problem s in O re­
law .
the bride of D ayton H arris, son of by m any in th is com m unity. Mr. Skovbo, 60; and Iren e Dyer, 90.
Mr. Bentley d u rin g these hours.
A list of can d id ates will be pub­ gon.
Mr. M etzer sta te d th a t w hen th is
Mr. and Mrs. E. C. H arris of H er­ D urfey is ow ner and m anager of the
J. C. Leedy, field m anager of th e
law w ent in to effect th e rep o rt w ent
m iston, at a q u ie t w edding cerem o­ H otel H erm iston, having made his lished in the H erald next week.
Oregon T urkey Cooperatives, who Is
Students Register Early.
o u t th a t th e d ep a rtm en t had em ­
ny Sunday aftern o o n A ugust 15. at home here for years.
well know n to local tu rk ey grow ers,
ployed 500 cream g rad e rs over the
W. G. K ersbergen. su p e rin ten d e n t th e F irs t C h ristian church in P en ­
GLENN C. WADE
will discuss th e association p ro b ­
sta te , w hen in re a lity only four men of schools for H erm iston, has re ­ dleton, Ore.
Rev. A. F. V anslyke
had been em ployed. T his came about quested th a t all high school stu ­ read th e vows.
C O M IN G AUGUST 24 lems.
John Jendrzejew ski, p resid en t of
Minimum Rate One Dollar.
th ro u g h th e licensing of m any but- dents call at th e high school bu ild ­
The bride w as lovely in a grey
th e local association, w ill preside a t
tern rak ers and cream te sters in the ing the week before school on Sep­
The
board
of
d
irecto
rs
of
th
e
Uma­
A change has been made in the th e aftern o o n m eeting.
individual p la n ts who aid in ra is ­ tem ber 7th, and com plete re g istra ­ sp o rt su it w ith blue accessories an d tilla E lectric Cooperative has fixed
Two of th ree m usical num bers
in g th e grade of cream in th e ir own tion. Mr. K ersbergen w ill be a t th e w ore a corsage of pink carn atio n s.
the m inim um ra te of ch arg e for date of th e Tow nsend club m eeting have also been scheduled for th e
p la n ts a f te r passing an ex am in a­ school in th e m ornings d u rin g th a t
Only m em bers of th e im m ediate electricity to ru ra l users a t one dol­ as announced la st week w hen Glenn
program to be given by Miss E d n a
tion.
fam ily and c'ose friends w ere pres­ lar. T his was u nder a u th o rity giv- C. W ade, d istric t m anager, will be Ott- and Donald DeMoss. A 4-H club
week.
__
th
e
speaker,
to
Tuesday.
A
ugust
24.
The law, Mr. M etzer sta te d , effects
ent. A reception was held im m e­ TPi th e cooperative by its co n tra ct Mr. W ade Is an able ta lk e r and is dem o n stratio n team will give th e ir
only factory m ilk and cream . T here
C0Y-HUX0LL
d iately follow ing th e .ceremony a t w ith th e N atio n al R u ral E le c trific a ­ well posted on m a tte rs p erta in in g work.
h as been a m arked im provem ent in
tion ad m in istra tio n . The REA re ­
Miss L o rrain e Mae H uxoll and
Bensel will have charge of
th e grade of d airy products since C harles E dw ard Coy w ere u n ited in th e home of th e b rid e’s sister, Mr. quired th a t no m inim um ra te exceed to th e o rg an izatio n and the public th e A. sp E.
o rts program w hich will be a
Is invited to atten d the m eeting, to
the la w ’s enaction. M etzer urged m arriag e Sunday, A ugust 15th, a t and Mrs. Dale Em ory.
two and o ne-half dollars and per­ be held In the Union church.
soft ball gam e between th e leans and
th a t farm ers and dairym en give the th e home of th e b rid e’s paents, Mr.
T he young couple are m aking m itted the local board to fix th e
The reg u la r Tow nsend club m eet­ fat tu rk ey growers. T he fats a re
law a fa ir tria l and cooperate w ith and Mrs. Fred Huxoll, w est of H er­
th e ir home in th e teach erag e of m inim um a t less. The ra te of one ing w as held T uesday evening w ith out a fte r th e scalps th is year.
all local plants.
miston. Miss B etty Huxoll and V ir­
I. R. Jones, D airy H usbandm an, gil K rause of S tanfield w ere th e a t­ M innehaha school for the present, d o llar is designated to enable all a good crowd present. The a u c tio n ­
into
the farm er m em bers to have electric ing of lunch boxes and a program of
Oregon E x p erim en t S tation, gave a ten d an ts. C. W arn er, p asto r of the follow ing a sh o rt trip
varied num bers was enjoyed afte r LIST OF APPLIANCES
resum e of resu lts of experim ents U nion church, read th e vows.
m ountains n ea r LaG rande.
lig h ts in th e ir homes.
th e business m eeting.
conducted a t th e sta tio n . Feed r a ­
APPROVED BY EHFA
A program is being arran g ed for
tio n s and breeding are of m ajor im ­ ❖ ❖
❖ ❖ ❖ ❖ ❖ ❖ ❖ ❖ ❖ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦
the m eeting A ugust 24th and re­
portance he said.
Listed below are th e types of a p ­
fresh m en ts will be served. The p u b ­
BOARDMAN . *
G. A. Brow n, m anager of I n te r ­
pliances approved for fin an c in g by
lic is invited to a tte n d .
s ta te A ssociated Cream eries, told of
By M ary etta Thom as
E lectric Home and F arm A u th o rity
the im portance of m a rk e tin g to 4-H
and th e m axim um c o n tra c t periods
club w ork in connection w ith coop­
Farm Bureau Warehouse.
Mr. Alt purchased a new tru ck at
Dick Upham, who has been v isit­ Mrs. C arrie Ainscough and niece
applicable to th e ir purchase in d iv i­
e ra tiv e m ark etin g . He gave v alu ­ The Dalles F rid ay and wrecked it ing his p aren ts, Mr. -and Mrs. C. L Gene A inscough of P o rtlan d and
Sixteen men a re employed in the dually o r In com binations:
able m a rk e tin g inform ation, and w hile brin g in g it home. It was re­ Upham for th e past
m onth, left Mr. aan d Mrs. Clifford A inscough of
w ater
1. R efrig erato r,
range,
co n stru ctio n of th e new mill and
touched upon th e subject of fre ig h t paired a t Hood R iver and brought Tuesday for C ath lam et, W n., w here S eattle.
heater, w ater pump, m ilk cooler,
rates.
w
arehouse
ad
d
itio
n
to
the
p
la
n
t
of
to B oardm an.
he will be em ployed in the technical
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. H a rk e n rid e r
m otor.
cream
sep arato r,
farm
Roger Morse, E xtension D airy­
Mr. Bates left S atu rd ay for Ixmg- d ep artm en t for th e Crow n W illa­ and son F ra n k are on a vacation the F arm Bureau C ooperative of clothes d rier, purchased in d iv id u al­
m an of Oregon E xperim ent S tation, view w here he will v isit for a few m ette P aper M ills Co. Upham is a trip th is week and expect to retu rn H erm iston. The excavation and con­
ly— 36 months.
b ro u g h t o u t the purposes and results days.
g rad u a te of th e fo restry d ep a rtm en t to H erm iston Monday of next week. crete foundation work of th e miil is
2. Any com bination of a p p lia n ­
of a long tim e d airy breeding pro­
Maxiine B allenger of The Dalles Is in Oregon S tate college and for the Fred R ankin is now employed by finished. Form s for th e w arehouse
gram . He sta te d th a t thro u g h p lan ­ a guest of Miss Ja n e t G orham .
past two years has been statio n ed a t the U nion Oil Company d u rin g Mr. foundation a re now being filled ces listed in No. 1— 48 m onths.
w ith concrete. T he d ir t and gravel
ned breeding th e present-day cow
3. W ashing m achine or vaccum
C lara Mae Dillon retu rn ed from W alker, M innesota, in th e Cass Lake lla rk e n rid e r’s absence.
taken from th e basem ent of th e mill
produced th ree tim es as much milk S eattle th is week w here she has N ational Forest.
Dr. C urry, the S eattle O ptom etrist has been tra n sfe rre d to fill th e cleaner, purchased Individually or
as she did before th e program was been v isitin g her sister.
in com bination— 24 m onths.
Miss Florence Udey, d a u g h te r of who has made professional visits to
developed. T his was bro u g h t about
Mr. and Mrs. N orkoskie retu rn ed Mr. and Mrs. Joe Udey of Columbia H erm iston for years, w ill ag ain be space u n d er the floor of the w are­
4. W ashing m achine or vacuum
because a sound breeding program F rid ay from th e coast w here they d istric t, who has been w orking in a t th e H otel H erm iston, S aturday, house. T his will soon be leveled to cleaner, purchased in com bination
a
h
eig
h
t
of
ab
o
u
t
four
feet,
in
w
hich
fu rnished a way in w hich dairym en have been visiting.
the office of th e N eighbors of W ood­ A ugust 28th, to r one day. Eyes ex­ the floor of concrete will be laid. w ith any one appliance listed in No.
m ay m eet com petition. This was
T he G range gave a farew ell p arty c ra ft in P o rtlan d , for th e past th ree am ined. glasses fitted .
adv. The basem ent of the mill is 26x46 1— 36 m onths.
done by m a in ta in in g a sound h e a lth S atu rd ay n ig h t honoring th e Blacks. years, recently took a position as
Miss F rances H orn of Fossil. Ore., and th a t of the w arehouse 50x60.
5. — W ashing m achine or vac­
program In th e dairy h erd ; by carry
Mr. and Mrs. Black and fam ily com ptom eter o p erato r for th e W est­ arriv ed Sunday, A ugust 15th, to vis­
uum cleaner, purchased in com bina­
in g a sound te stin g program ; and by left for C orvallis w here th ey will ern P ine L um ber Co. She g rad u a ted it in d efin itely a t the home of Mr.
tion w ith any two appliances listed
p roper in te rp re ta tio n of th e records m ake th e ir fu tu re home.
Co op. Service Station Addition.
from the com ptom eter n ig h t school and Mrs. C. W. Thompson n o rth of
In No. 1— 48 m onths.
k ept from these tests. Mr. Morse
W ilm a Myers was in Boardm an Ju n e 1st a fte r a tte n d in g d u rin g the H erm iston. She plans to give In ­
An ad d itio n is being made to the
6. D ishw asher— 18 m onths.
sta te d th a t th e dairy herd testin g F riday evening and atten d ed a su r­
stru ctio n In music, tap and folk C ooperative Service S tatio n
to a l­
association had operated for the prise p arty given in honor of Ralph. w inter.
7. W aste disposal u n it — 12
dancing.
Mrs. Olga Dymmel of 12556 West
low space for oil sto rag e and eq u ip ­
past nine y ears consistently and the Bill -and Naoma Black. It was giv­
Mr. and
Mrs. E dw ard
(B ud) m ent for w ashing and polishing m onths.
P
h
alalla.
D
etroit,
Mich.,
was
In
the
d airy farm er who followed these en a t the home of M arietta Thomas
Daves of W alla W alla. W n., were
8. B ottle cooler (m inim um down
records, w eeding the culls, had im ­ w ith th ir ty present to enjoy games hospital a sh o rt w hile M onday for Sunday visitors a t th e homes of cars. T he addition w ill have a 20 paym ent 10 per c e n t)— 24 m onths.
tre
a
tm
e
n
t
of
m
inor
in
ju
rie
s
received
proved his herd.
and refreshm ents.
C harles and F ra n k
Seeliger and foot fro n t on F irs t stre e t and will
9. M ilking m achine
(m inim um
Mrs. McCutchen left M onday for when th e car in w hich she was rid ­ P h illip Power. A num ber of H erm is­ be 30 feet deep, m aking th e en tire down p aym ent 10 per ce n t) — 30
ag ? ln Mr- Morse pointed out
îv ‘ J * 1® t res should »of te ar down a sh o rt vacation to Y aholt w here ing left the highw ay and tu rn ed ton people will rem em ber Mrs. Daves stru c tu re w ith a 50 foot frontage.
months.
over a few m iles below U m atilla. Mr.
th e herd but they should be th e son she w ill v isit her sister.
as th e form er C a rrie Lage.
10. Radio (priced a t 6100 or less)
and
Mrs.
Dymmel
and
th
e
ir
tw
o
sons
of a proven sire and dam. One of
G race G upton retu rn ed from The
Weather Report.
Miss E ld ru d a Beletski, who has
12 m onths.
Radio (priced over
w
ere
re
tu
rn
in
g
home
a
fte
r
a
vaca­
th e w eaknesses in th e program , he Dalles T hursday.
been v isitin g a t th e home of her mo­ Date
6100, m inim um down paym ent 10
tion
trip
on
th
e
coast.
O
ther
occu­
Max.
Min
said, was th a t th e cows did not pro-
Mary Chaffee, who Is employed at
th er, Mrs.
Theo.
Beletski, for
cent, 90 per cent a d v a n ce )— 18
101
51 per
?n ^eh i° ng- ®nough
P“ y for b rin g ­ H eppner, retu rn ed home W ednesday p an ts of the car escaped w ith o u t in ­ the past m onth, left W ednesday A ugust 12 ............
m onths.
ju
ry
.
A
ugust
13
.............
95
62
ing h er into production. A cow and Is leaving th is F rid ay for Sea­
m orning for W asco, Or. She plans
Only those m a n u fa c tu re rs’ pro­
79 . 52
Mr. and Mrs. C. W a rn er and to a tte n d school a t College Place, Augi st 14
should produce m ore th an four years side on a vacation.
ducts w hich have been approved by
A
ugust
15
...........
80
40
to give paying results.
Mrs. I. A nderson had h er tonsils d a u g h te r P atsy and son G lenn left Wn., th is fall en ro llin g in business
A ugust 16
.............. 90
42 E lectric Home and Farm A u th o rity
W ednesday evening for G rangeville, ad m in istratio n .
removed a t H erm iston Tuesday.
are eligible for financing.
A
ugust
17
.............
98
48
Awards Made.
Mr. and Mrs. M essenger and Idaho, w here th ey form erly lived, to
Mr. and Mrs. Guy A m sberry and A ugust 18 .............
54
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v isit friends for several days. They
, . , h ‘- 7 8tOck Judging an<J crops iden- d a u g h te r Lois left F rid ay m orning will then visit a t th e home of Mrs. fam ily were honored Sunday even­
P re cip itatio n w as .01.
ing a t -a pot luck d in n e r on the
adfu I tt «nrtCanu ’ t ? Were Open t0 tK,th for Spokane w here th ey w ill spend W
STANFIELD ON
a rn er's m other fn Spokane. Wn., lawn of th e ir home by m em bers of
adu “ and
club boys and girls a w eek's vacation.
S atu rd ay . the Legion and A uxiliary, on the
Reid To Honolulu.
B uster R ands took B lack's fu rn i­ re tu rn in g to H erm iston
The M ilton-F reew ater boys and^girls
RADIO PROGRAM
A ugust 28th.
Mr. W arn er Is pas­ eve of th e ir d e p a rtu re for Blaine.
tu re to C orvallis Friday.
H ow ard Reid, J r ., son of J. H.
t h e n r . 8Wr
W lth t h e m a ^ r i t y o f
to r of th e H erm iston Union church Wn., w here they will m ake th eir Reid of C olum bia d istric t, has been
Mr.
and
Mrs.
H
an
k
in
s
left
W
ed­
iM t’ n r i ? ” <th e JUni° r g ro u P w ith
R epresenting th e C ity of S ta n ­
first prize going to Bob B urggraff nesday for B u rn s w here th ey will and W allace P a tric k of E ugene will home. Between fifty and sixty were tran sfe rred by th e V. S. Army E n g i­
fill the p u lp it n ex t Sunday. E ven­ in a tte n d a n c e at th e pot luck d in ­ neers to H onolulu for an in d efin ite field in the dedication cerem onies of
who was presented w ith a h alter-’ live.
Lena Rose and B etty McKenzie ing services will be dismissed th a t ner.
Jam es P aren t, second, a cream can-
period. Reid has been employed In th e new KGW b ro adcasting sta tio n
L. H. F lora retu rn ed Monday eve­ the en g in eer* ’ offices In P o rtlan d tow er in P o rtlan d S atu rd ay w ere
and C harles Kik of H erm iston, third arriv ed T h u rsd ay and are visitors day to allow th e young people to a t ­
tend a union m eeting at E m ig ran t ning from a 1240 mile motor trip in for th e past th ree ypars, ta k in g the the S agebrush W ran g lers sponsored
of V irginia Compton.
prize, an open pail.
Jess Cox was tak en to th e hospi­ Springs.
a 1937 ” 60” Ford and rep o rts th a t position alm ost im m ediately follow ­ hy th e S tanfield Com m ercial club,
won f rh a g ‘ rF '^ t<iher ° f H erm l"t°n. tal a t H erm iston W ednesday and
Mrs. Ellen H ill H ashrouk of St. It averaged 29 m iles per gallon of ing his g rad u atio n from th e U n iv er­ and composed of George M cDerm itt.
,n a bag of dairy feed as fir « t was retu rn ed to S tanfield T hursday.
form erly
a as. Mr. Flora drove co n sisten tly at sity of W ashington. Reid arriv ed a t Don Refvem, Billy Penney, R ay­
i l i a ” J " th e aduIt group. L. C. Dver He will re tu rn to Boardm an about P etersb u rg . A laska.
te ac h er of E nglish In the H e rm ls-|5 0 m iles per hour. He was accom- his home here M ondav n ig h t and mond Meade and Raymond Beebe.
a n d nth lr r tZe 8 covered m ilk palR
S aturday.
The boys were accom panied to
ton high school for several years, j panted on th e trip by Mrs. Flora left again today for S eattle and then
w hich was P “
J ° hn ^ » P b e l l
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Brown and spent Tuesday in H erm iston
P o rtland by Mrs. R. G. Penney, M.
W
ith
and
son
Paul,
and
Mrs.
W.
W.
Felt-
to
San
F
rancisco
and
H
onolulu.
Which Was a cream can stra in e r
Mr and Mrs. Perclp Rake and hahy her were her tw o children and h e r 1 house and son Gale. T he group a t- |
Refvem. Mrs. 8. T horsen, Miss
retu rn ed F rid a y from W alla W alla sister and husband. Mr. and Mrs. A tended a religious m eeting in Spo I
Blanche T horsen and Clyde K enni-
School
Bua
to
Idaho.
w here they have been v isitin g Rav R P ollard, and tw o children. Pol­ kane, Wn.
son. For th e ir perform ance they
B row n’s m other.
lard ia a retired E nglish Irrig atio n
Mrs. Ralph K rause was e n te rta in ­
O. O. F elthouse
has com pleted were dressed in w hite sh irt an d
and presented by
lav t r>-
Mr. and Mrs. Russell M iller and “ng in eer and he and Mrs. Pollard ed at a m iscellaneous show er F ri­ placing a school bus body on
a tro u sers and cowboy h ats, and rep-
assista n t county .g e n t
Pier,O n’
children left T h u rsd ay for C rater have spent m any years In India day of last week a t her home on Dodge chassis for school D istrict sented the only sm all tow n in O re­
Lake.
They a re now on th e ir wav to C ali­ G ladys avenue, w ith Mrs. Tom L en­ No. 11 a t W eiser, Idaho, and th e bus gon ap p earin g on th e program .
H. B. T hom as and Mr. P o rte r fornia. Mrs H ashrouk will soon re ­ h a rt a c tin g as hostess. Among those was delivered S unday by a man
The an n o u n cer com mented on th e
m ade a business trip to H eppner tu rn to Alaska w here she Is a te ac h ­ present were Mesdames L aughlin, from th a t d istric t.
Mr. F elthouse w riteup of Stanfield and the song
Friday.
er of E nglish In th e St. P etersb u rg Sherm an W ells, A nna Connor, Ed has constructed all th e school busses sung by th e boys w hich was com­
East End Represented.
H ow ard P ack ard
is th e new schools. W bile h ere th ey were guests Schell, Jim Mead. Cliff M ytlnger. T. on his routes In th e H erm iston dis­ piled by H arry Wessell of S tanfield.
theAJ ^ r7 „ / r7 ^ ot e'nbber. from school bus d riv er for th e w est end, of Mr. and Mrs B. H anelfne.
O. K rause. Jesse Gossage. Lloyd tric t v/hlch have a rep u ta tio n for The boys stayed at th e Im perial ho­
»he east end of U m atilla county were ta k in g Dave Jo h n sto n 's place.
G uests a t th e hom e of Dr. and Moore. Bob Beebe. W. J. K ennings. stu rd in e ss and safety devices.
He tel. visited Ja n tze n Reach, and were
Mrs. M aude Kohow is hired to 'Irs . W. L. M organ from Mondav Bessie Chapin. R R F ln k b ein e r and also conducts a sand and gravel b u s­ en tertain ed by mem bers of the Rose
(C ontinued on last page)
teach In the upper grade«.
u n til W ednesday
afternoon
were Viola K rause.
City M otorcycle club.
iness here.
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