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THE HERMISTON HERALD, HERMISTON. OREGON. TH U R SD A Y, SEP TEM BE R 16, 1937 PAGE F IV » i is visitin g friends here. Delbert Mackin is visitin g here Mr. and Mrs. Biggs from Heppner fr; m Kenzoo. i visited the fair Saturday. M argaret Fisher and Turner Band The North Morrow County Fair w ill be united in mai*riage at her held Friday and Saturday of last home W ednesday. Mr. Greenlee of week was quite well attended by I La Grande w ill perform the cere surrounding communities. Q uite a mony. number of Heppner people were E in ie Peck, who has been in M ESSAGE TO E V E R Y M EM BER. present. The exhibits, though not Portland was rushed to the hospital as large as usual, were of very good for an appendicitis operation. His quality. The 4-H club exhibits were w ife and Mr. Uthe left for Portland Division 1, Sew ing, the Monday. CDC is a non-profit organization excellent. ! Nimble Fingers club received four H arry H ew itt was taken to the created to assist in the organization i prizes Delpha Markham, first, La- Pendleton hospital to have a piece September 20th to 25th. of a chain of cooperative departm ent | velle Markham, second. Lois Mark- ot glass removed from his eye. Mrs. Gladys Mae stopped in to see stores. It w ill provide the necessary I ham ,’ third, and Patsy Markham, fourth. The girls expect to take up Mrs. J. F. Gorham on her way home capital for the operation of the Three Oregon men are in W ash to New Plym outh. I the second year work at once. 8 to 1 1 A.M. 1 - 3:30 P.M. Mr. and Mrs. Batie Rand and two I Echo Coats received first, Clara ington, D. C., assisting in the de businesses until such tim e as the Corn-Beans MON.-Toms - F ru it tailed form ulation of the 193 8 a g r i citizens of the com m unity are pre sons David and Herbert, were dinner Mae Dillon second. A w ilda Ble.ikney Fish TU ES.-Fish { guests of Mr. and Mrs. James W ar third and Astra Skoubo fourth in cu ltu ral conservation program. Two pared to operate their own en ter Corn-Beans ner Sunday. The occasion was in their 4-H clothing club at the North W ED.-Tom s - F ru it prises. of these are N. E. Dodd, Haines, honor of their daughter, Mrs. Batie Morrow County fair. THURS.-Tom s - F ru it Corn-Beans The stores w ill be run w ithout president, and N. C. Donaldson, Cor j Rand. Fish F R I.-F ish subsidy from the governm ent; a per The H. E. C. Ladies from Board- No Canning vallis, secretary of the State A A A centage of the gross sales w ill be • man served dinner in the school SA T.— No Canning committee. Both have taken part Friday and Saturday. A ll canned goods in storage here in such conferences previously and paid to the governm ent as rent for dining room ----- ao • --------- the properties; goods w ill be sold be removed durin g A ugust, should are fu lly fam iliar w ith the proce Eastern Oregon Normal School— to members at m arket prices and all 15th of this dure. not later than the La Grande Or. Sept. 13 (Speial) — t U M ATILLA NEWS i savings (profits) w ill be returned to month. Please call for yours a t A ll of the 1937 graduates of the The third Oregon representative is By ERMA B YR N E S. teachers college departm ent of the once. T hank you. P. M. Brandt, head of the anim al in the consumers, buildin g up capital Eastern Oregon Normal School, who ------- dustries division in the school of until the members have acquired •> Farm Bureau M eeting Postponed. Delbert Van Schoiack and Tom plan to teach, have secured posi agricu ltu re at Oregon State college, complete ownership of the en terp ri Cooney left Wednesday for W enat tions for the coming year, accord ses. F lin t Garrison, executive vice- The U m atilla P roject Farm Bur who is representing the extension chee, W n., where they w ill work in ing to President C. A. Howard. A p proxim ately one-third of these eau m eeting scheduled tor Friday, service. He was selected as the rep president of CDC, w ill be in charge the apples. youn g teachers found positions in September 17th , has been postponed resentative from here because he is of the Greenbelt development, w ith A baby girl, Esther Bell, was born in d efin itely. Announcem ent ot date fam iliar w ith the past operations Herbert Evans, vice-president, a c t to Mr. and Mrs. H arry Kessler last schools h irin g more than one teach er throughout Baker. G illiam , Grant ing treasurer. Tuesday evening in the Hermiston of m eeting w ill be made later thru and future needs under the range Harney, Jefferson, Malheur, Mor General hospital. Sherman, U m atilla, Union, improvement program of the AA A. these columns. _ Mr. and Mrs. D. M. W alsh of The row. according to F. L. Ballard, vice-di- Dalles spent Friday in U m atilla on W allow a and Wasco counties. E ast W estland Grange M eeting Place. rector of the extension service. business. Their granddaughter, V er ern Oregon Normal school graduates Farm er delegates to the state con na Dale, returned w ith them after are grad u ally finding their w ay in Don Sherwood, m aster of the visitin g at her grandparents, Mr. to larger system s in western Oregon ferences earlier this summer were W estland Grange has announced a as well as in eastern Oregon. and Mrs. J. H. Byrnes, for several A volu ntary control program de change in the m eeting place for the unanimous in u rg in g certain modi days. grange members, at the Odd F el fications of the range program to signed to lim it com m ercial potato Mrs. H arriet Ford returned to it more workable. From acreage next year is contem plated Beaverton. Ore., where she is teach low s hall in Hermiston. The grange make m eetings are held the second and B rand t’s fa m ilia rity w ith range con for the 1938 agricu ltu ral conserva ing after spending the summer v isit ditions it is hoped that some such tion program , if approved by grow ing her mother. fourth Thursdays in each month. Miss Dorothy McIntosh returned adjustm ents m ay be included in the ers in the leading com m ercial dis to her home in Portland a fte r v isit new program. tricts, according to reports received ing a week at the home of her aunt, FOR SALE — TWO CROSS BRED. from W ashington, D. C. The plan Mrs. H arry Hull. two year old bucks, and one team Mr. and Mrs. Norman W orthley of horses. J. Omohundro, Herm is Colombia Grange Meeting. is to have grow ers in the commer M axine Thompson presented a and Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Linn wrere ton. 4-3tc solo at the public entertainm ent The Colum bia G range w ill hold a cial districts vote on the question given by the 4-H home economics special open m eeting some time dur some time in September, so th at the in Pendleton Saturday. Mrs. A rt Johnson and infan t son FOR SALE— 95 breeding ewes, prin clubs of U m atilla in the Community ing the latter part of October a t cipally Ham pshire; fine condition. H all last F rid ay evening, Septem w hich time a special program w ill be details m ay be worked out in plenty Alfred Stephens, returned from the A. P. Ayers, Boardman. 4-3tc St. A n thon y’s hospital last W ednes ber 10. presented. The public w ill be in v it of time before the plantin g season day. for next year’s crop. W A N TE D — E X P E R IE N C E D GIR L Jean M cKenzie and Grace Bensel ed to attend. Mrs. Addie Mitchem arrived here for general housework. Good gave a salad dem onstration. A clev The idea is to assign quotas repre last week from Pendleton w here she er skit by Dorothy H iatt and Max sen tin g a fair share of the national w ill make her future home w ith her w ages and steady work. W rite Echo Farm Bureau A uxiliary Meeting. Box 657. 4 -ltp ine Thompson produced a good acreage to those who volu ntary co son, B ill Bennett. The Farm Bureau A u x iliary w ill laugh. Others on the program were Mrs. Leslie Blakeley spent Thurs W ORK W A N TE D — B Y HOUR OR operate and to provide benefit pay Fern H arrym an, Agnes, Mary Mar meet F riday. September 17th , a t the day here packing her household day; w ashing and ironing In my club house in Colum bia d istrict ments for those who do not exceed furniture and m oving to Portland garet and Catherine Kennedy. home. Mrs. Fred Hibbard, Hermis in their quotas. Aw ards were given to the girls w ith the fo llo w in g com m ittee The tentative plan where they w ill make their home. ton. 4-3tp who had not missed one m eeting charge: Mesdamee F. G uiw its, H ar calls for the program to apply only Mr. and Mrs. Francis Stephens of ry Connor, H E. Dunning, H. J. Ott d u rin g the club year. Those receiv to com m ercial producers in com m er M aryhill spent Friday here visitin g W AN TE D — G IR L FOR G E N E R A L ing aw ards were Maxine Thomas, and Chas. Lynch. A ll members and office w ork; must be experienced cial potato areas. No definite* plans his parents, Mr. and Mrs. A1 Steph friends a re requested to be present. P auline Roach and G race Bensel. in dictation, typin g and accounting. ens. have yet been announced as to when 3 -ltc A distinguished guest a t the Betty M cKenzie accompanied V ir Inquire Herm iston Herald. the vote w ill be taken in Oregon pro ginia Compton, Ed Skoubo and Swan m eeting was Mrs. H arriett Ford, a 4-H club leader in W ashington ducing areas. Lubbes of Boardman to Pendleton FOR SALE— TEAM , 1400 OR 1500 lbs. Sound and in fine condition. Monday. county. _____ __ _____ Mrs. Elm ore M cKenzie spent Mon A. P. Ayers, Boardman, Or. day and Tuesday in Portland. ONE FU RN ISH ED A P A R T M E N T , (Co-op League News Service) Mr. and Mrs. Harold Comer and and rooms for rent. C a r te r ’s New Y o rk — Anders Hedberg, Sec Mr. and Mrs. Rax Yokem , who have Apartm ent, Hermiston. 3 -ltp retary for International Questions of been m aking their home in Iowa, stopped at the home of Mr. Comer’s FOR SALE — FRESH G U E R N SE Y- the Cooperative Union of Sweden, (Co-op League News Stervice) aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. James Brown Sw iss cow, 6 yrs. old, ex A rust fungus discovered by an w ill a rriv e in New Y ork, September New Y o rk — “ Cooperative M onth” , Byrnes, enroute to his home In Sa tra good. W. T. Knapp, Hermiston. Oregon State college professor 22 28 for a two-month tour of U. S. co long observed by cooperators in the lem where his parents live. 3-2tp to an an Lake Superior area when renewed years ago and re-discovered by a operatives, according FOR S A L E — K IM B A LL PIANO, southern Oregon farm er may prove nouncement made today by The Co a ctiv ities brought hundreds of new Price 67 5. Annie Edwards, Uma operative League. the long-sought key to the control members into local co-ops in Octo tilla, Box 415. 3-3tp Mr. Hedberg, who refers to him ber, w ill be observed by all major of wild m orning glory, probably the By M aryetta Thomas LOST— TWO Y E A R OLD W H ITE most universal and destructive per self as “ internation al errand boy” cooperatives this fall. faced bull; Strayed aw ay from Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Flicken ger, E. en nial weed in Oregon and many for the Swedish Kooperativa For- Reports from several cooperative my pasture at Cold Springs Land T. Messenger and Lois returned bundet, is a dtreotor of and helped centers indicate the grow in g impor ing, Pete Kosmos, Heltx, Or. 3-3tp other states. home from The Dalles Sunday where D. M. Lowe, a Jackson county organize the Scandinavian Luma So tance of the event. Cooperatives a f they visited Mrs. Messenger who Is FOR SALE — D AN D Y 10-ACRE Central Cooperative in the hospital with a broken leg. farm er, has used the fungus on his ciety, the international cooperative filiated w ith home; 4 good rooms, new roof, Mr. and Mrs. F ran k T annehill of shade; 700 hens, coops; alfalfa, own place last year and this, and re for the m anufacture of electric light W holesale, Superior, w ill open new- ports com pletely eradicating morn bulbs, w ith factories in Stockholm member cam paigns in Minn., Wise., Long Beach are v isitin g their son fru its; w ater right. 62300. 1 mi. and fam ily, Mr. and Mrs. Claude out. Lew is Pearson. 2-3tp ing glory from one field, so lar as and Oslo. He is also a director of and Northern Mich. Midland Coop Tannehill. the British Luma Society w hich is PIANO BARGAIN — QUICK SALE surface grow th is concerned, at erative W holesale, M inneapolis, w ill Mr. and Mrs. W illard Baker and wanted for a fine, high grade least, and says that leaves on the now buildin g a cooperative lamp issue a special Cooperative Month Mrs. W illiam Baker returned home B ungalow type piano, n early new. from L ong Beach and E nterprise fa cto ry in G lasgow . In addition he nnorning glory patch on w hich it edition of the Midland Cooperator, Cash or 66 monthly. For full infor where they have been visiting. was U3ed this year are a solid mass is a member of the Central Board of October 1, and is a rran gin g a series Eldon Shannon left for A rlington m ation, address. Auditor of A c the International Cooperative A lli 10 11 SW of rust. of cooperative m eetings and rallies Monday where he w ill resume his counts, Cline Piano Co.. ance and author of nine books and throughout its territory. National work. W ashington, Portland, Or. 2-3tc The existence of this condition pamphlets about the cooperatives in Cooperatives, Chicago, is assisting Mr. and Mrs. H. R. Parsons left W H ITE LEGH ORN P U LLETS FOR has been confirmed by Dr. F. P. Mc W horter, plant pathologist a t the the Scandinavian countries. "Coop a ffilia ted co-ops w ith display m ater for Spokane Monday w here they w ill sale. The Spinning ranch. 2-3tp visit her sister and their daughter, in Sweden” , his latest ial. Oregon experim ent station, who has eration Mrs. W ard Shoer. FOR RE N T FU RN ISH ED A P A R T - visited the farm a number of times pamphlet, is being translated into Miss Jean Bauer who is teaching The Cooperative League of the ment for housekeeping; modern; English for distribution here during and has collected m aterial for fu r 2-3tp U.S.A. has suggested that all mem here spent the week end Jn Echo Mrs. Joe Dyer. ther scien tific tests being made by his lecture tour. ber organizations extend the obser where she taught last year. Vernon P artlow who has been W E A N E R PIGS FOR SALE, AND Mr. H edberg’s tour of Am erican vation of "C ooperative Month” by the experim ent station in the course brood sow — Inquire old Paul M il w orkin g a t Goldendale returned co-ops w ill take him as far w est as of its weed eradication studies. ler farm, S. E. of Pum pkin center. arran gin g special displays in co-ops, home Saturday. M inneapolis and K ansas C ity 2 -ltp Ray Barlow who was here from holding educational m eetings, and The story of the fin d in g of the Eugene to attend the funeral of the m aking special membership drives. fungus, told by Mr. Lowe, is th at late Guy Barlow, left for hfs home ACCOUNTING AND TYPIN G . Phone 22 years ago H. S. Jackson, at that 22M, Herm iston. 41-tfc Monday. ❖ <• ♦ <• .> <. <. <. <. <. <• tim e professor of botany and plant pathology at Oregon State college and now on the sta ff o f the U niver By MRS. W. C. ISOM •> (Co-op League News Service) sity of Toronto, caime to southern <• --------- •> W ashington, D. C. — Am erica's Oregon on a combined fishin g and first “ model tow n ” w ill be run w ith Mrs. Teel from W allow a is visit ing her sister, Mrs. Stella Poulson. fungus collectin g tTip. Ixawe and ouf profit. Mr. and Mrs. James W arner are Professor Jackson were together Greenbelt, M aryland, w ill sw ing rejoicin g over the a rriva l of a new when the lattep found a wild morn Mrs. into operation w ith its equivalen t of grandson born to Rev. and in g glo ry plant infected w ith rust. a Main Street lined w ith coopera W alter W arner at Canton Center, Conn., on September 8th. He gathered some for his own col tives. Members of the com m unity Mr. and Mrs. Bob W est and baby lection, and suggested to Lowe that WHEN SHE CHOOSES A w ill elect members of the board of daughter and Mrs. W heeler and lit he m ight try It on his farm. Ixiwe directors of G reenbelt Consumer Ser tle daughter from W yom ing visited sa ys he did, and cleaned up a ll the vices and the com m unity co-op w ill their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank m orning glories on his place at that Mr. and m anage a cooperative general store, Frederickson last week. Mrs. W est left for their home S at time. a self-service food and meat m arket, urday. Mrs. W heeler w ill remain Recently a d ifferen t farm owned co-op drug store, motion picture the for a longer visit. by him became infested w ith morn atre, barber shop, beauty shop, g a r . Mr. and Mrs. Chester W ilson are ing glories, and he remembered his age and service station and any oth the parents of a 9 lb. baby girl born ’ "d Gyr, „ for’ tn form er experience. Through care er services that the com m unity of at the Hermiston hospital Saturday, ? ’V o" »’ hing acri, Septem ber 11th . fu l search of the origin al territory 900 fam ilies needs. genti Forrest H unting has his mother K'rnov,-r B¡ v ,. •'o ile r War, he found some of the same rust, Greenbelt Is the first of three as a house guest th is week. w ith the results ju st mentioned. Laverne Duus was Injured when planned com m unities now being he .Mayfag’, ter * o io v ai y o o lo w ’r eo,r CO,”L,ru t f'or Dr. M cW horter em phasizes the built by the Farm Secu rity A dm in a car driven by John Swearingen struck her as she was rid in g her fact that the experim ent station has istration (form erly Resettlem ent Ad bicycle in town one n igh t last week. no m aterial to distribute and does m inistration) to provide housing ac Rev. Thomas was in town Satur not know yet w hether this rust is commodations for people of moder day and stated that the services w ill be held regu larly begin nin g Sunday. p articu la rly viru len t on th e wild ate Incomes. Septem ber 12th. m orning glo ry common to southern As It w ill be necessary to have The new school cafeteria opened Oregon, or if it is equally effective stores in operation when the citizens Monday. September 13. with Mrs. l / U g m n 't on those grow in g in oth er parts of of G reenbelt move into their new Roscoe W illiam s employed as cook. . * / / I t —H . Z e i ' l JkM g M . F ran k Markham is visitin g friends the state. These are questions which homes, th e Consumer D istribution w ill be settled Just as soon as green Corporation which was organized a In Pendleton. Rev. Alcorn left Sunday to visit houses and field tests can he carried year ago by Edward A. Fllene has his m other In C alifornia. Mrs. A l HERMISTON. OREGON out. been asked to make the necessary corn and Mrs. B la ir w ill have So far ae observed, the rust has arrangem ents for the ndanagement charge o f the services du rin g his and operation of the enterprlaes. absence. W M ATTAA C QMgAMT « MAMUTA C W B M « W W B » TgW . W n fT O H J O tA ae other host plant. Mra. Bessie Wisdom from Portland FARM CO-OPERATIVE DIVISION i C A N N IN G SCHEDULE OREGON MEN ASSIST A A A > * E O NORMAL GRADUATES TEACH POTATO CONTROL SOUGHT FOR 1938 WANT AOS 4-H CLUB NEWS CO-OP EXECUTIVE TO TOUR U. S. CO-OPERATIVE M O N TH OBSERVED M O R N IN G GLORY RUST STUDIED * MODEL TO W N TO BE CO-OPERATIVE * BOARDMAN ♦ IRRIGON te a îiîs d ir MOR TONE SOUND SERVICE NOTICE. Notice is hereby given that the board of directors of W estland Irri gation d istrict, w ill meet as a board of equalization ou the first Tues day in October, 1937, at 8:00 o’ clock in the evening for the purpose of review in g the assessment rolls for the year 1938, and m aking such corrections as necessary. The meet ing w ill be at the office of the dist rict in Hermiston, Or. Dated September 1, 1937. Signed, J. W. M ESSNER, Sec. (Sept. 9-30- EQUALIZATION NOTICE Notice is hereby given that the Board of Directors of Stanfield Irri gation D istrict w ill meet as a Board of E qualization at 1:00 o’clock p. m.. Tuesday, October 5, 1937, in the office of the D istrict a t Stanfield, Or., for the purpose of review in g and correcting its apportionm ent of taxes, said taxes being for tolls and charges fixed by the board on Sep tem ber 6th, 193 6, for the year 1937, being delinquent and unpaid. The assessment list and record w ill be in the office of the district in the C ity of Stanfield for the in spection of all persons interested and all persons shall be presumed to have notice of the time and place of such m eeting w hether he receive actual notice or not. D ATED August 31, 1937. F. A. B A K E R , Secretary. (Sept. 2-30) CITY BONDS CALLED. C ity of Herm iston, Oregon, 6 per cent W ater Bonds, dated October 1, 1 9 1 1 , due October 1, 194 1, serial numbers 11 to 18 inclusive, are called for payment w ith interest October 1, 1937, a fter w hich date interest w ill stop. Funds w ill be on deposit at F irst N ational Bank, Her miston, Oregon. OTTO C. PIER CE, C ity Treasurer. (Sept. 2-9-16) NOTICE OF HEARING UPON FINAL R EPORT. IN TH E COUNTY COURT OF TH E S T A T E OF OREGON FOR U M ATILLA COUNTY. In the M atter of the E state of A n na B. W illard, Deceased. NOTICE IS H E R E B Y GIVEN that the undersigned executor of the last w ill and testam ent of Anna B. W il lard, deceased, has filed his F inal Report w ith the C lerk of the above entitled Court, and that the Judge of said Court has designated Satur day, the 18th day of September, 1937, at 2:00 o’clock in the a fte r noon as the time, and the rooms of the above entitled court In the Coun ty Court House In Pendleton, Uma tilla County, Oregon, as the place when and w here hearing is to be had thereon. A ll persons interest ed are hereby notified to then and there appear and show cause, if any they have, w hy said report should not be approved, the executor dis charged and the estate closed. Dated this 19th day of August, 1937. L. W. DIXSON, Executor. (Aug, 19 - Sept. 16) W . L. M organ, D. M . D. General D entistry X -Ray and Diagnosis Bank Bldg Phons »-J Residence Phone 26-J Sunday and Evenings by Appointment ,*"S»e..s..s.is..«ll« ■ « , B s ,s i a a ■ » W ATCH - CLOCK REPAIRING A. W . BEHRMAN W ATC H M AK E R HERM ISTON OREGON DR. A. E. MARBLE CHIROPRACTOR Office; 2 blocks east of post office Office Hours: 8 to 12 - 1:30 to 6 Phone 4 8 1 ------- Hermiston, Ore. H erm iston Post No. 37 Meets first and third ^Thursday. Legion A uxll- l la r y meets second and fourth Thursday. Legion Hall. Dr. A. C. W illcutt OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN & SURGEON OSBORN A PA R TM EN T8 PETERSON & PETERSON A T T O R N E Y S A T LA W U. S. N ational Bank B uilding P ractice In State ft Federal Courts Pendleton, Ore. DR. F. B BELT PH YSICIAN ft SURGEON O ffice Hours; Other 10:30 to 12:30 A.M. Hours by 2 to 6 P.M. Appointm ent Res. 712 - P H O N E — O ffice 733 W. J. WARNER Attomey-at-Law Hermiston - Oregon
