THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 30, 1937
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BOARDMAN
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THE HERMISTON HERALD. HERMISTON, OREGON.
Patsy Cooney, Catherine Kennedy
and Doris Rodenbaugh; a solo by
Ann Mary Sherlock; a reading by
A. E. McMillian; a tap dance by
Frances Horn and closing address
by Rev. H. B. Thomas.
Del Jackson, who is employed at
Pontland, spent several days with
his family here.
Mr. and Mrs. Walt Bullard, Mr.
and Mre. Ben Spencer and Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Clark spent two days of
last week hunting but did not bag
a deer.
Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Linn had as
their guests over the week end, his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Linn from the
Willamette valley.
The Tourist Cafe closed its doors
last week. The Ervin and Fromdahl
families have been operating it for
the past seven years.
Herb Lane Jr. sold his equity In
the Associated Service Station to
his father, Herb Lane Sr.
Mrs. Ruth Fisher and daughter
left for their home in Portland af
ter spending a month at the Harry
Kesler home.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Cherry, Mr.
and Mrs. Tom Tucker, Mrs. Elmore
McKenzie and Frances Bray were
Pendleton visitors Monday.
Mrs. Milton Sharp and son Jim
mie are visiting his parents In Ar
lington.
Mr. and Mrs. V. D. Bramar are
redecorating their home.
or Astoria. While in the valley, Mr. dians went to the Whitsett yards.
Among th^ose from this distil at
and Mrs. Upham will visit at the
home of their daughter. Mrs. Law attending the 4-H County Fair at
By Maryetta Thomas
rence Hart and family of Gaston. Pendleton Saturday were Mr. and
Mrs. William Mikesell, Mrs. Alfred
They expect to return Monday.
Cable
and daughter, Mr. and Mrs.
Boardman
melon
growers,
Aaron
Eldon Shannon went to Arling
Hugg and family, brother of Ed Harold Hunt and family, and Mrs.
ton Sunday after visiting here for
Henry Sommerer and children.
Hugg were visiting here Monday.
some time.
Mr.» and Mrs. Claude Upham visi
Childs Barham and mother ac
A Christian Endeavor party was
companied Mr. and Mrs. Willard ted at the William Barber home
held Friday evening at the home of
Hutsell to Walla Walla Saturday. Sunday.
Mr. McCutchens. It was the first
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Coons of Con
While there Mr. Barham bought a
meeting of the Boardman Christian
Dodge car.
nell, Wn., are visiting at the home
Endeavor society.
Miss Woodruth Gifford of Stan of Mr. Coon’s sister, Mrs. Henry
W. A. Baker, Mr. Stout, Mr.
field was the guest of Miss Marian Hooker.
Smith and Adolph Skoubo motored
A shower was given Thursday af
Casady Sunday.
to Heppner Monday on business.
The following 4-H clubbers from ternoon for Mrs. Tllford Stillings.
this district attended the County Among those present were Mrs. R.
Mr. and Mrs. Truman Messenger
4-H Pair In Pendleton: Nina Rae L. Addleman, Mrs. Victor Addleman,
-and family joined E. T. Messenger
and Joyce McCulley, Anne, Mary Mrs. Amanda Shaver, Mrs. Carr.
and Peggy Sonimeerr, Thelma Shipp Mrs. Peter Beamer, Mrs. Chester
and Susan Knox of the Home Eco Hunt, Mrs. Jack Allen, Mrs. Bob Al-
nomics clubs; Floyd Whitsett, Hen stott, Mrs. Harold Hunt, Mrs. Brock,
ry Sommerer, Lois Hunt and Lois Mrs. Jasper Templeton, Mrs. R. H.
Hutchison of the Livestock clubs. Stockard, Miss Shaver, Miss Dorothy
Among the winners in the Livestock Addleman, Mrs. Dunham and Mrs.
clubs were Henry Sommerer win Martha Dunham, Mrs. Henry Hook
ning first place on a Poland China er and Mrs. DeMoss and mother.
Wm. Mikesell and Alfred Cable
gilt and seventh on a Jersey produc
ing cow; Floyd Whitsett won first returned from a hunting trip the
on a Holstein producing cow .and latter part of last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Carver of Gardenia,
second on a Holstein calf;
Lois
Hutchison won first on a Guernsey Wn., called at the Hooker home Sun
producing cow and sixth on a Jer day.
Maytag washer with cast-alumi
Childs Barham and his mother
sey producing cow.
num tub was produced.
The
were
visiting at the C. L. Upham
Du?ne
Lathrop,
who
accompanied
Maytag of today is a much finer
Max Graybeals to La Grande on a and W. A. Foster homes Sunday.
washer than ever—yet the price
is low. The one-piece, cast-alumi
hunting trip, returned home Tues
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hooker were
t UMATILLA NEWS t
num tub, sediment trap and other
visitors
in Boardman and at the
day
of
last
week.
The
party
brought
By
ERMA
BYRNES.
features that won Maytag leader
home
a
two
point
buck.
James
Arnburg
home in Irrigon
ship are still ex
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IRRIGON
* Hop picking in this district came Sunday.
clusively Maytag
accompanied Olfa *
By MRS. W. C. ISOM
♦ to a close Sunday evening. Mr. Dlx-
advantages. Any
Mr. and Mrs. L. W. Dixson and
Stangeby to the latter’s home last •>
Maytag available
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♦ son finished picking Thursday. daughter Frances Hutsel were Pen
Thursday, returning Monday.
w ith g aso lin e
Mr. and Mrs. Aldrich accompa From the Dixson hop yard the In dleton visitors Saturday.
Multi-Motor.
The teachers of the Umatilla
schools were entertained at an en nied their daughters Mrs. Stroller
FREE TRIAL Ironlni with
llw sew MAYTAG ¡RONES
joyable reception last Friday eve and Mrs. Sikes to California last
T w e n ty m odern fea
ning in the Community Hall. The week.
tures o f s i m p l i c i t y
Mr. and Mrs. Don Isom and baby
and convenience. Six
program was as follows: Mayor Joe
NOTICE OF BUDGET MEETING
m odels w ith a w ide
daughter Dohnlee motored to Irri
Tucker
welcomed
the
guests,
and
in
price range.
gon
from
Baker,
Or.,
Saturday
night
In
accordance
with the provisions of Section 69-1107, Ore
troduced Supt. Glenn Linn, who in
Don returned Sunday and Mrs.
gon Code, 1930, Notice is hereby given that Budget Estimates
turn
introduced
the
teachers;
A
MOR-TONE SOUND SERVICE
for the ensuing fiscal year ending December 31, 1938, have been
reading was given by Mary Ken- Isom and baby remained for a few
adopted by the Budget Committee of the City of Hermiston, Ore
HERMISTON, OREGON
dler; harmonica solo by Agnes Ri weeks’ visit.
gon. All persons are hereby notified that on Wednesday, the
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Isom and
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20th day of October, 1937, at 8:00 P. M., in the council room In
ley; ’a tap dance by Mary and Ag
NEWTON,IOWA
the Public Library, Hermiston, Oregon, the said Budget Esti
nes Kennedy; a violin solo by Fran daughter and Mr. and Mrs. George
mates for the ensuing fiscal year ending December 31, 1938, for
ces Chapman; sextet by Veta Moran, Kendler and daughter and Earl
the City of Hermiston, Oregon, may be discussed with the levy
Leach
were
dinner
guests
of
Mr.
Violet Dexter, Dorothy Mustard,
ing board for the said City of Hermiston, and any person sub
and Mrs. W. C. Isom Sunday.
ject to the proposed tax levy will be heard in favor of or against
Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Isom, Mr. and
said proposed tax levy or any part thereof.
Mrs. Geo. Rand and Mr. and Mrs.
The Budget Committee’s estimates of expenditures to be re
Batie Rand, attended the play in
quired by the city and the miscellaneous receipts to be received
For the Year Ending December 31, 1938.
and direct property taxes to be levied to provide money for said
the Methodist church at Hermiston
expenditures are set forth in the following statement:
DETAILED BUDGET REPORT OF ESTIMATED EXPENDITURES AND REVENUES
Friday night entitled, “Prisoner at
the Bar.”
CITY OF HERMISTON, OREGON.
CITY OF HERMISTON BUDGET
Emmiett MoCoy and son Russell
Orig. Est.
Original Expenditures
Expen.
Total
Estimated Expenditures
were on a hunting trip in the moun
Year
Expenditures 1st 6 mo.
Year
Year
Budget
General Government
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tains last week but did not bag a
1934
1938
1937
1935
1937
1936
Mayor .......................................................$ 36.00
deer.
General Government—
Council .................................................... 144.00
Mayor ................................................. .. 3
36.00 3
34.50
16.50
36.00
Bob Smith, Willard Jones and the
Recorder ...................
600.00
Council ...............................................
144.00
1 44 00
1 2 2 50
49 00
Benefiel boys spent several days in
Attorney .................................................. 240.00
600’00
Recorder .............................................
600.00
480.00
300.00
Treasurer ................................................
60.00
the imountains on a hunting trip
Attorney ............................................
240.00
240.00
180.00
120.00
Publishing Reports, Notices ............... 100.00
last week.
Treasurer ..........................................
20 00
60.00
60 00
60 00
Office Supplies .......................................
40.00
40^00
Stationery and Supplies ................
40.00
13.93
16.06
Mr. and Mrs. Hoagland of Stan
Capital Outlays ....................................... 100.00
Publishing Reports and Notices ...
100.00
100.00
104.80
24.80
field purchased the place west of
Miscellaneous .......................................... 195.00
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Capital Outlays - Lot Purchases .
100.00
100.00
554.00
town formerly owned by Fred Mark
Miscellaneous ...................................
195.00
119.33
155.00
144.23
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9 1,515.00
ham and have taken up their resi
TOTAL ...................................
1515.00
1475.00 1669.06
974.02 1575.20
700.59
Public Safety
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dence.
Public Safety—
(
Police Department:
1050.00
2100.00
Mrs. Stevens and family moved
2100.00 2100.00
Police Salaries ..................................
Police Salaries ................................... 2100.00
17.50
100.00
100.00
75.50
Special Police .....................................
onto the place vacated recently by
Police Deputies ................................. 100.00
3.23
15.00
15.00
Supplies jind Phone Calls .............
Harvey Walpole.
Supplies,
etc.........................................
15.00
Fire Department:
Fire
Department:
Mr.
and
Mrs
Phillips
and
family
250.00
132.00
250.00
243.00
Wagies .........................................
Firemen ................................................ 250.00
moved from the W. C. Isom resi
60.00
19.60
Supplies ...................................
60.00
329.02
Supplies .............................................. 260.00
45.00
90.00
90.00
90.00
Storage, Fire Truck .................
dence in town to the Chas. Benefiel
Storage, Truck ...................................
90.00
327.57
400.00
Fire Truck Replacement ......
place, Monday. They have rented
1594.90
2615.00
3015.00 2837.52 2356.82 1761.32
TOTAL ..................................
the place for a year.
I 2,815.00
Public Works— Streets
Public Works
Mrs. Josephine Graybeal who has
45.00
Garbage Removal and Cleaning ...
45.00
Street Department:
been with her daughters Mrs. Mc
500.00
334.70
500.00
Maintenance ......................................
663.40
Garbage Removal and Cleaning ....
46.00
415.00
840.00
840.00
Lighting ............................................
691.61
Coy and Mrs. McFall at Imbler, Or.,
Maintenance ....................................... 860.00
Retirement St. Imp, Warrants ....
431.75
for several months, recovering from
Lighting .............................................. 840.00
TOTAL
................
1385.00
749.70
1385.00 1786.76 1450.73
631.88
a broken leg, came home Sunday.
Social Welfare—
She returned with her son Bill and
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81,785.00
Health Officer ..................................
120.00
60.00
120.00
120.00
Social Welfare
family, who motored to Imbler Sat
25.CO
Poor, Relief .......................................
16.57
25.00
15.32
Health Officer ................................... 120.00
urday night for her. Mrs. OTaybeal
50.00
Jail Lights, Repairs, etc..................
16.65
50.00
34.01
Relief ..................................................
26.00
50.00
Boy Scouts .........................................
37.50
37.50
37.50
will soon be able to walk. She Is
Jail Lights, Repairs, etc....................
60.00
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TOTAL
245.00
130.72
232.50
206.83
155.13
187.05
past 70 years old and will live with
Boy Scouts ..........................................
50.00
Education—
her daughter Mrs. Emmett McCoy
Librarian ...........................................
360.00
180.00
360.00
360.00
and ftamily this winter.
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8 245.00
Janitor Work .....................................
50.00
27.02
50.00
36.70
Education
A
Mrs. Ed Adams has her mother
90.00
Magazines, Books, Repairs, etc.......
41.50
90.00
81.91
Librarian ........................................... 380.00
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from Idaho visiting her.
Heating and Lighting ....................
90.00
57.95
90.00
82.45
Janitor Work .....................................
50.00
TOTAL ...............................
590.00
306.47
kfr.
and
Mrs.
James
Warner
were
590.00
561.06
555.53
589.91
Magazines. Books, etc.......................
90.00
dinner guests at the home of their
Public Service Enterprises—
Heating and Lighting .....................
90.00
daughter and family, Mr. and Mrs.
Water Department:
Superintendent
1200.00 1200.00
1200.00
600.00
B. P. Rand, Saturday. The dinner
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» 690.00
Labor and Supplies .................
780.00
91.58
780.00 1374.05
Public Service Enterprise
was in honor of Mrs. Warner’s bir
Oftfice Supplies ......................
50.00
50.00
75.75
28.20
Water Department:
thday.
Electric Power ......................
880.00
800.00
861.85
449.00
Superintendent ................................... 1200.00
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Becker are
Incidentals ...............................
20.00
17.00
20.00
5.00
Labor and Supplies ........................
780.00
Bond Retirement ....................
3000.00
2300.00 3000.00
home from California.
Office Supplies ...................................
50.00
Interest ......................................
960.00
600.00
1200.00 1380.00
Electric Power ................................. 880.00
Mrs. Theresa Teal returned from
TOTAL .......................
6890 00
6350.00 7896.65 5883.46 6061.47
1785.78
Incidentals ....................................
20.00
Echo this week.
Debt Service, Bonds ................
3960.00
Miscellaneous—
Ralph Jones, superintendent of
Workmen’s Compensation .............
240.00
240.00
108.01
218.51
schools, made a business trip to
League of Oregon Cities ...............
20.00
20.00
10.00
15.00
MhcelUneons
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Hermiston Saturday.
Public Buildings Fund ..................
500.00
600.00
TOTAL .................................
760.00
760.00
228 51
394 52
187.72
123 01
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Markham of
Workmen’s Compensation ............. 240.00
GRAND TOTAL .................. .. 14000.00
League of Oregon Cities .................
20.00
13807.50 15186.39 11804.59 10960.17
5391.17
Richland, Wn., were business visit
Public Buildings Fund ................... 500.00
Allowance for uncollected taxes ....
1000.00
ors in this vicinity Friday.
TOTAL REQUIREMENTS .. 15000.00
Frank Leicht and son Frankie re
8 760.00
Estimated Revenues—
turned from their hunting trip in
Fees. Fines, Licenses and Other
GRAND TOTAL
814,560.00
Long Creek country the last of the
Miscellaneous Revenue ...............
826.00
Estimated Tax Delinquency 1938 Levy
1,000.00
week but did not get their deer.
Principal aud Interest from Delin
quent Taxes ............................... .....
900.00
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TOTAL REQUIREMENTS ......
»15.550.00
Unexpended Fund Balances Avail
able for Application .....................
Estimated Revenues
1000.00
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COLUMBIA
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Receipts from Public Service'Enter
Fees, Fines, Licenses and other mis
A
By Lois Hutchison
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prises ................................................
6390.00
cellaneous revenue ..........................{ 825.00
TOTAL ESTIMATED RECEIPTS
9115.00
Delinquent Taxes and Interest ........ 900 00
Mr. and Mrs. Claude Upham plan
Unexpended Fund Balances available
TOTAL REQUIREMENTS .................
15,000.00
to leave Triday morning frr Salem
for Application ................................ 1000 00
TOTAL ESTIMATED RECEIPTS ........
9115.00
to attend the wedding of their son
Receipts from Public Service Enter-
AMOUNT Necessary by Taxation ____
5885.00
Dick. Miss Juanita Walling of Sa
prlM" ................................................ 6390.00
The following is a full and complete
lem will become the bride of Dick
classified summary of indebtedness
Total Estimated Receipts ..........
39.115.00
Upham of Katalama, Wn., the af
as of September 16, 1937.
ternoon of October 3rd. Miss Wall
TOTAL TAX LEVY ........
36 435.00
Outstanding Water Bondi ...............— 320,000.00
ing Is employed as secretary at the
,2 halr,nan *nd Secretary of the Budget
State House in Salem. Mr. Upham
I, Charles Taylor, do hereby certify that the above eatlmate of expenditure« for the- year
tl?e fo r e ^ in i
,°f H*rm*"ton- Oregon, hereby certify that
1938, Budget allowance and expenditure« for the first six months of current year and
is a graduate of Hermiston Union
pen-
the foregoing is correct as made by the said Budget Committee.
dituri
J,*~ea for the three fiscal years next preceedlng the current year, and summary of Indebted
high school and Oregon State Col
n
as shown above, have been compiled from the records in my charge and to the best of mi
JAMES D. TODD. Chairman.
lege. He is now employed in one of
knowledge are true and correct.
GEO W HARKENRIDER. Secretary.
the largest lumber mills of the
(Sept. 33 A 30. 1937)
(Sept. 23 A 30. 1937)
CHARLES TAYLOR. City Recorder, Hermiston. Oregon.
northwest. The young couple will
make their home either at Seaside
and Lois at The Dalles where they
visited Mrs. Messenger.
Earnie Peck, who was in the
Portland hospital, returned home
Sunday.
Herb Parsons left Saturday for
Spokane where he will visit his sis
ter, Mrs. Ward Shore.
Bruce Pancake of Baker visited
Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Thomas over
Saturday and Sunday, going on to
Portland Monday.
Peter Farley has returned from a
business trip to Portland.
Mrs. Crystal Barlow and daugh
ter Chloe returned from The Dalles
Sunday. Chloe has been seriously
ill with typhoid fever for several
¿ouwçgçeosr wash mgs
y & w s -M T H a
weeks in The Dalles hospital. She
is greatly improved.at this time.
Mr. and Mrs. H. R. Parsons went
to Pendleton Sunday where they at
tended to some business.
Ed Skoubo, Buster Rands, Law
renco and Charles Smith returned
home from the mountains this week
with two deer.
Vernon Root, who is working at
Aberdeen, Wn., was accompanied to
Boardman by Mrs. Harvey Ide and
two boys of Portland who will visit
here.
Alta Gertis has been visiting in
Huntington over the week end.
Mr. and Mrs. Delmar Horn of
Gerdely, Cal., visited with Mr. and
Mrs. W. A. Strobel.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Thorpe of
Portland accompanied Mr. and Mrs.
Nute Thorpe and son home this
week for a short visit.
Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Davis of
Clatskanie moved here this fall to
make their home during the school
year. Mr. Davis teaches the sev
enth and eighth grades.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Barlow of
Heppner visited here Sunday.
A card party was held at the
Grange hall Saturday evening with
Mrs. Bill Lilly and Claude Coats
winning first, and low prize going
to Ray Brown and J. Rothenberger.
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