The Hermiston herald., November 11, 1937, Image 1

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UrrmtHlmt Iterali
VOLUME X , AI
HUMBER 12
BOOSTER NIGHT IS
PLANNED BY CLUB
HERMISTON, UMATILLA COUNTY,
HERMISTON IS
BEATEN 22-0
OREGON,
NOVEMBER 11, 1937.
LIVESTOCK SHIPPERS STANFIELD COUPLE
JUNIOR A U X IL IA R Y
ORGANIZED SOON
ASSOCIATION MEETS WED IN PENDLETON
T he H erm iston B ulldogs lost th e
gam e 22-0 last F rid ay to M ac-Hl
They play th e fin al gam e of th e
season T h u rsd ay w ith th e ir an cien t
foe H eppner.
A sh o rt account of th e Mac-Hl
gam e is given by Cal A nderson In
th e Union.
“ M ac-H i’s Pioneers plunged and
sw am th e ir way to a 22 to 0 win
over th e in v ad in g H erm iston Bull
dogs here F rid a y afternoon.
“ T hs gam e was played in a dow n­
pour of ra in th a t tu rn ed th e field
into a duck m arsh before play had
even sta rte d . It was impossible to
keep th e id e n tity of individuals as
each player becam e com pletely coat­
ed w ith th e soil of Oregon afte r he
had been in th e gam e a few plays.
M ac-Hi dom inated
the p l a y
th ro u g h o u t th e contest, co n stan tly
knocking a t th e H erm iston goal on
trem endous line sm ashes by H arold
Fox and sp ark lin g reverses th a t
shot elusive ru n n e rs in to th e open
Only once were th e Bulldogs able to
p en e trate as fa r as th e P ioneer 45
yard line an d th e re th e ir' d riv e was
stopped by th e h alf tim e gun. The
rest of th e co n test was splashed out
in H erm iston te rrito ry .’’
In terested m em bers of th e L ive­
stock S h ip p er’s association m et a t
th e office of A ssistan t C ounty A gent
Ja y T. P ierson la st week and nam»d
Ira Geer as m an ag er to serve u n til
th e a n n u a l m eeting w hich w ill be
in Ja n u ary .
The association w as organized
m ore th a n a year ago an d was p a t­
terned a fte r o th e r o rg an izatio n s op­
e ra tin g in W allow a, Union and
B aker counties. The local group
has shipped 195,920 pounds of live­
stock d u rin g th e past y ear a t a cost
of 77 cents per pound to th e pro­
ducer. A to ta l of 129 cattle, 155
sheep and 100 hogs had been tru c k ­
ed to city m arkets.
For th e convenience of livestock
producers, cards, and a box, w ill be
placed a t the F arm B ureau Coopera­
tive office by w hich th e in d iv id u al
may indicate w hen he w ishes to
ship, how m any, and w h at, by m ere­
ly fillin g o u t th e card and dropping
it into th e box. W hen collected by
th e m anager of th e association he
w ill know w hen to call for th e stock
and ju st how to a rra n g e his sched­
ule. T he m an ag er will also have a
telephone, it was b ro u g h t out a t th e
m eeting.___________
SOIL CONSERVATION
MEET NOVEMBER 19
The A m erican Legion A uxiliary
U nit of H erm iston plans to organize
th e Ju n io r A uxiliary In th e very
AGREE TO SUPPORT
n ear fu tu re. Several m em bers have 1938 PROGRAM W IL L
been secured and Mrs. Sam Moore
A CHIEVEM ENT DAY
has been named as head of th is d i­ BE OUTLINED
vision.
U m atilla
county farm ers
will
A fter an inactive period of alm ost
The U nit held a very in stru c tiv e
elect
com
m
unity
com
m
itteem
en
as
tw o m onths, th e H erm iston Com­
and p ro fitab le m eeting M onday eve­ well as discuss c u rre n t farm prob­
m ercial club met Tuesday n ig h t a t
n ing at th e Legion hall w hich was lem s an d objectives of th e 1938 ag ­
th e hotel w ith a record crowd of
th e reg u la r business m eeting. A
22 members. R egular m eetings w ill
m eeting will be held on November ric u ltu ra l conservation program a t
m unity m eetings b eg inning next
ag a in be held on th e second an d
17th a t th e home of Mrs. R. H. com
week, according to Wm. R. Coppock,
fo u rth Tuesdays of each m onth. For
Piersol, who is hospital and child ch
an of th e county a g ric u ltu r­
th e n ex t m eeting, w hich w ill be on
w elfare chairm an, a t w hich tim e al airm
conservation com m ittee.
N ovem ber 23, a special booster
sm all g arm en ts will be m ade for th e
C om m unity m eetings scheduled to
n ig h t w ill be arran g e d by a com­
child w elfare chest. The m eeting
Nudo.
m itte e composed of W. W. Felthouse,
will begin a t 2:00 o’clock and all d ate for U m atilla county d u rin g the
H arold Thompson, E llis Moyer, John
m em bers are especially urged to a t- y®?*1 b eg inning November 15 are as
MASONS PLAN
C lark e and W alter Pearson. T his
t tend.
o n rt
I follows:
W est
U m atilla county,
a t th e Union church in H erm iston.
com m ittee w ill endeavor to get ev­
A
dessert
luncheon
will
be
held
JO
IN
T
MEETING
F rid a y afternoon, November 19th, a t
ery citizen interested in boosting
T uesday aftern o o n , November 23, a t 1 :30 P. M.
H erm iston to come to th is m eeting,
.To
th
e
L
egion
hall
a
t
1
:30
followed
by
The
Masonic
Lodges
of
Echo.
At the same tim e, these conserva­
and w ill organize a special program
All tion farm ers w ill be given an in tro ­
S tanfield, U m atilla and H erm iston, th e reg u la r business m eeting.
to m ake th e booster n ig h t a rousing
m
em
bers
are
u
rged
to
atten
d
.
in cooperation
w ith
th e U nited
duction to the g eneral ou tlin es of
m eeting.
T he H eppner Legion and A uxil­ th e 1938 soil conservation program .
States S esquicentennial com mission,
The 4-H achievem ent day ban­
iary
have
issued
a
special
in
v
itatio
n
will com m em orate th e 150th a n n i­
A lthough th is program hag the same
q u et has been d efinitely set for
versary of th e form ation of th e con­ to H erm iston L egionnaires a n d Aux­ g eneral purposes as those In ’36 and
Tuesday. November 30, according to
iliary
mem
bers
to
atten
d
th
e
A
rm
is­
stitu tio n of th e U nited S tates by a
’37, it will be much sim pler in ap­
J a y T. P ierson, a ssista n t county
jo in t assem bly of Masons on Monday tice day celebration at H eppner plication to the individual farm ,
ag en t, who briefly sum m arized the
evening, November 15th, at 8:00 T hursday, November 11. T here will says Ja y T. Pierson, assistan t coun­
w ork of 4-H clubbers in th e com­
o’clock a t th e S tanfield lodge room. be a football gam e in the afternoon ty agent.
m unity. He read a le tte r from L. J.
H erm iston
and H eppner
T his is to be an open m eeting betw een
A llen, a s s is ta n t sta te club leader,
T he first w ay in w hich th e new
R. E.A EASEMENTS,
and includes wives of Masons, E a s t­ and a b an q u et and d ance in th e eve­ conservation program has been sim ­
v who took K enneth Bensel and E u ­
____ _______
ern S ta r members, th e ir husbands, ning.
gene R ugg to the N ational D airy
plified Is th a t a single to ta l pay­
MEMBERSHIPS
and v isitin g m em bers of each o rg a­
show a t Colum bus Ohio. Mr. Allen
m ent, rep resen tin g the am ount th a t
nization.
the farm er can earn , will be calcu­
com plim ented th e boys on th e w on­
JQB CENSUS W ILL
The h igh school play "N ew F ire s’’
W ork on th e new elec trica l pro­
d e rfu l show ing made and stated th a t
The main speaker on th e program
la te d / a t th e b eg in n in g of th e year.
will
be
presented
by
mem
bers
of
the
je c t is progressing a3 rap id ly as pos­ will be from P o rtlan d , Ore., and BE TAKEN SOON
T hen he will be able to fig u re out
H erm iston and U m atila county had
every reason to be proud of the ju n io r class F rid ay , November 19, sible. The en g in eers a re in th e field th ere will be in stru m e n ta l an d vo­
th e farm in g practices he w ants to
in
the
h
igh
school
au
d
ito
riu
m
,
a
t
sta k in g o u t th e lin es and p rep arin g cal selections given by m em bers of
boys.
Cards to be filled out by H er follow th ro u g h th e year.
8:00 o’clock. T he play is a th ree -a ct maps for railro ad and sta te h ig h ­ the various organizations.
Mr. P ierson brought out th e val­ comedy coached by Miss L avina May
m lston people In connection w ith i So th a t he w ill have som ething
Follow ing th e program a pot luck th e census of unem ployed have been
ue of 4-H club w ork to the com­ Lynch. A m atinee w ill be given way crossings, m aking such changes
d efin ite to work tow ard in ca rry in g
m u n ity , and stated th a t the banquet T hursday, Novem ber 18, a t 2 :00 p. as may be necessary before a c tu a l lunch will be served co n sistin g of received a t th e postoffice an d they o ut his 1938 operations, two “goals”
is being given to show ap preciation m. in th e h igh school au d ito riu m co n stru ctio n begins. T he c o n tra c t sandw iches, cake and coffee.
will be d istrib u ted by postal em ­ w ill be established for each farm .
to both clubbers and th e com m unity for grad e school children and o th ers w ith N ew port, K ern & K ibble is in
ployees November 16. T he cards The firs t of these is a to tal soil-de­
W ashington
aw a itin g federal a p ­
an d to help defray expenses. The who are in terested .
are
to be retu rn ed to the postoffice p letin g crop goal, w hich Is sim ply
proval. S ixty m iles of easem ents P. T. A. ATHLETIC
a m easure of those crops w hich are
ste e r purchased by the U m atilla
by
November
20.
T he fin al football gam e of th e have been secured and new ap p lica­
h ard on th e soil.
P ro je ct F arm B ureau for th is ban-
BENEFIT
DANCE
You
are
asked
not
to
fill
o
ut
a
season
will
be
played
T
hursday,
No­
tions
for
juice
a
re
being
made
dally
q h et was raised by Chas. K lk and
in co n tra st to th e soil-depleting
card unless you are unem ployed, goal
M any have not yet
e x h ib ite d a t th e P o rtlan d livestock vem ber 11, w ith th e an c ie n t foe, by farm ers.
is th e soil-building goal w hich
w
an
t
w
ork
and
are
able
to
work.
H
eppner
h
igh
school
a
t
H
eppner.
signed
m
em
bership
ap
p
licatio
n
for
The
P
aren
t-T
ea
ch
e
rs’
association
show .
will be th e m ark for th e fa rm e r’s
The gam e w ill be p a rt of th e Arm is m em bership in th e U m atilla E lec­ has been asked to sponsor a dance Those p artly employed b u t w an tin g soll-buildlng practices. These p rac­
T ickets for th e b anquet w ill be tice day e n te rta in m e n t sponsored by
more em ploym ent may file blanks.
sold by clubbers a t 75 cents a plate, th e A m erican Legion Post a t Hep­ tric C ooperative association, w hich on th e eve of T h an k sg iv in g , Novem­ C hildren in school are not to fill o ut tices will be m uch th e sam e as those
is req u ired before service lines a r e ber 24th, in th e high school au d i­
employed In 1937.
according to Mr. Pierson. A program pner.
b u ilt to th e ir homes.
torium , as a benefit for th e a th le tic th e blanks.
If th e farm er reaches his soil-
has been arran g e d for the evening
Being
listed
in
th
e
unem
ploym
ent
T he firs t basketball gam e will be
association. The d ate has been set
building goal and does n o t exceed
on w hich F. L. B allard, vice direc­
census
does
not
mean
th
a
t
you
will
NEARY-STRAW
and ad v ertisin g d istrib u ted in order
his soil-depleting goal, he w ill re-
to r of extension work a t O.S.C., will played in a double header w ith H el­
th a t th e g eneral public w ill be in ­ be given a job. The census is being celve full paym ent. On th e o th e r
be one of the speakers. T he boys ix December 10th, both boys and
Mrs.
H.
M.
S
tra
w
of
P
o
rtlan
d
ai,
taken m erely to learn how many hand, if he does not m eet them —
vited.
w ill tell of th e ir trip to Columbus, girls.
The sophom ore class w ill sponsor nounces th e m arriag e of h er d au g h ­
F ine music will be played by th e are unem ployed.
e ith e r by fallin g sh o rt on soil-
Ohio, and scholarships an d pins will
te
r
E
lizabeth
W
in
ifred
to
Mr.
Joseph
b u ild in g practice« or going over on
be aw arded. Two calves, a H olstein, a high school p arty F rid a y n ig h t of N eary on W ednesday, Novem ber 10, T roubadours, a six piece o rch estra,
today.
soil-depleting crops— his
paym ent»
from th e Chas. Lynch herd, and a th is week in th e au d ito riu m . P a r­ 1937, a t Spokane, Wash." Both are th e com m ittee announced
ents
are
invited
and
all
stu
d
e
n
ts
will be reduced accordingly.
,
Jersey, from the H appy T hot Jersey
form er resid en ts of H erm isto n and The com m ittee is u rg in g th a t the
holding
stu
d
e
n
t
body
tickets.
F arm operated by H. R. H artley,
Mr. N eary is th e son of J. J. N eary general public p atronize th is d ance
An
o
p
ere
tta
is
being
d
irected
by
w hich Is for th e b en efit of our high
w ill be aw arded to th e o u tstan d in g
By M arye tta Thomas
Miss M yrtle B u rn e tt w hich will be of H erm iston. Mr. and Mrs. N eary school ath letics.
C. E. RALLY A T
club g irl an d boy.
presented by m em bers of th e first will reside a t Caldw ell, Idaho.
Dr. A. E. B ostrum of Salem is In T U TU ILLA MISSION
A unanim ous vote was taken to four p rim ary g rades on T hursday,
BoardfFmn w ith a nurse, Mrs. Stone-
close all business houses on each of December 9, in th e high school au d i­
P. T. A. Meeting Nov. 18.
man of P o rtlan d , to stu d y th e ty p h ­
th e thijee rem aining holidays this torium . The Misses Mary P etri, M ar­
Members of C h ristian E ndeavor
oid fever situ atio n . They a re te st­
T here w ill be a P aren t-T ea ch e r
year. A rm istice day. T hanksgiving g aret K irk and
B lanche H arm on association .m eeting T h u rsd ay tve-
By Mrs. Bernice W a tte n b u rg e r
ing all who 'have had the disease or societies from all p a rts of U m atilla
a n d C hristm as.
have ch arg e of the costum es, d ia­ ning,
who have been In contact w ith it. county met a t T u tu illa In d ian Mis­
N ovem ber 18, in
th e high
E. P. Dodd was delegated to w rite logue and stag e p roperties for the
A b irth d ay d in n e r was given S un­ Mr. E verest, of th e sta te h ea lth de­ sion la st F rid ay n ig h t for a p re­
school au d ito riu m . A program will
a le tte r of appreciation to th e P en­ o p eretta.
The cast is confined to
rally , a t w hich 100
dleton Cham ber of Commerce for th e low er grades b u t th e public w ill be given w ith th e high school glee day in honor of Mrs. Ollie Neill a t p artm en t, is te stin g th e ssw er sys­ convention
th e ir assistance and cooperation du r be invited to atten d th is p erfo r­ club g iving two num bers, a num ber h er home in H eppner. Mr. and Mrs. tem, Dr. W oodsw orth gave a talk young people were present. Cecil
by the first g rad e rh y th m band, d i­ A. E. W a tte n b u rg e r were th e only T uesday evening, November 9th, a t W arn er Jr,, of H erm iston, recently
ing the U m atilla P ro je ct fair.
mance.
th e school house on sam ltary, fly elected presid en t of th e Union, pre­
rected
by Miss B u rn ett, an d a read ­ ones a tte n d in g from th e creek.
A n o th er com m ittee was appointed
All grade school rooms enjoyed
sided, and announced
th e conven­
A pinochle p arty was given S a t­ tig h t privies.
to u n ite w ith like com m ittees from th e ir own H allow e’en p arties given ing on tech n iq u e lead by Miss B ur­
n e tt. J. A. Y eager, co unty school u rd ay n ig h t a t th e E. B. W a tte n ­
Mrs. M. Consodlne, who has sinus tion d ates as December 3, 4, 5 a t
th e cooperative in stitu tio n s to visit in each room.
M
ilton.
su p e rin ten d e n t, w ill give a talk on b u rg er home. T hree tables w ere in trouble, was tak en to P o rtlan d for
the county court and sta te highw ay
T he com bined glee clubs will pre­ “The H andicapped C hild.”
L he next raIly wil1 be a t S ta n ­
play. Russell Moore, Mrs. A. B. tre a tm e n t a t th e Im m anual hospital.
officers in th e in te re st of b etter
A door prize w ill be given, and W a tte n b u rg e r, Miss Dora Moore
B arb ara N orkoskle, who Is a tte n d ­ field F rid a y n ig h t of th is week and
roads and streets. Several heavily sent a c o n tata December 16th as a
ing school a t th e E astern Oregon o th e r d ates are H eppner, Novem ber
traveled co u n try roads nearby, lead­ benefit for th e P aren t-T ea ch e rs’ as­ also a prize to th e room h av in g the and Mr. Young received prizes.
Mrs. W. D. Neill is spending a Norm al In La G rande, was a t her 19, an d P endleton, N ovember 26
ing into s ta te roads, req u ire oiling sociation. T his co n tata w ill be free larg est num ber of p are n ts a tte n d ­
to anyone who w ishes to h ea r it, ing. P a re n ts are asked to rem em ­ week a t th e C harley P lourd home in home over th e week end v isitin g her w hich will be the final and pot
as a m ain tain an ce project.
and if a n y th in g like th e p erfo rm ­ ber th e ir P. T. A, dues.
luck ta k in g in the e n tire Union.
P endleton. Mr. and Mrs. Plourd are paren ts.
The com m ittee will urge con­ ance la st year, w ill be w ell w orth
Those a tte n d in g from H erm iston
th
e
p
are
n
ts
of
a
baby
d
a
u
g
h
te
r
born
W arren Dillon retu rn ed from P o rt
stru c tio n of the sta te highw ay th a t hearing . The co n tata la st y ear was
la st W ednesday.
land S atu rd ay evening a fte r receiv­ were Mr. and Mrs. C. W arner, C ath
has been surveyed, w ith the rig h t of classed as one of th e best perform ­ M . E. EVANGELISTIC
Mr. and Mrs. M arion F in ch a t ­ ing tre a tm e n t for his knee w hich he e rln e McMullen, Iren e B orthw ick,
w ay bought, from H erm iston north ances presented by the school d u r­
au lin e Stoop, V irg in ia Dyer, G il­
SERVICES C O N TIN U E tended gran g e a t Lena Sunday a f­ in ju re d w hile w orking on the b P ert
to th e W allula cut-off, to connect ing th e year.
Dyer, M arguerite R ain w ater.
ternoon.
dredge.
w ith th e new port a t U m atilla. The
T he h igh school o rch estra is ad ­
E rn est R ain w ater, C larence Buh-
F red Rauch was a business v isit­
federal governm ent has set aside
W.
A.
Stroble
Is
now
employed
ori
The ev an g elistic services a t thé or in P endleton S atu rd ay .
m ann, P atsy W arner, W anda Moore,
*100,000 for co nstruction of th is vancing as rap id ly as possible con­ M ethodist
th e riv er dredge.
ch u rch began
Sunday
H arold Neill, G lenn W arn er, and
Mrs. Lucy O’Brien and F ra n k
road and because of grade crossings, sidering th a t not one of th e mem­ n ig h t w ith splendid cooperation of
T
he
F
u
tu
re
F
arm
ers
of
America
Cecil
W arn er Jr.
th e com mission will be urged to bers of th e o rch estra p lay in g wind o th e r groups w o rsh ip in g in th e city. H elm s are reported to be ill th is gave a banquet S atu rd ay evening for
m eet th e 35 percent balance needed instrum en ts, have had previous in ­ Members of th e Union ch u rch and week.
th e ir fa th e rs and o th e r men In the
stru ctio n . Mr. H um phreys expects to
Mrs. Olen R itchey and baby d au g h ­
Wiggle»worth-8tarr.
to build th e road.
p rese n t, th e o rch estra In a program th e ir pastor C. W arn er, atten d ed te r and Lena Bowman visited a t the com m unity. T he high school girls
Several stre e ts in H erm iston, one near C tírlstm as tim e.
th e services in a group Sunday Clayton Ayers home T hursday. Also served. A fter a program , a t w hich
Mrs. Adell S ta r r and R obert
and Monday evening Rev. G arn er Mrs. Ruby Coxen and Mrs. Dolly S tan ley P artlo w presided, th e boys F ra n k lin W lgglesw orth of H erm is­
along th e lib ra ry and school street,
an d m em bers of th e F u ll Gospel C arr of H erm iston w ere o v ern ig h t showed th e ir fa th e rs th ro u g h th e ton were m arried Sunday, Novem­
and one on F irs t stre e t w here the
WILLIAM A. HAGGMAN.
shop, classroom s and gym nasium .
Mission atten d ed in u n ited force. guests.
ber 7, a t the home of Mr. and Mrs.
cooperative businesses are located
Mr. and Mrs. T. Stoner and son A rm strong. The cerem ony was p er­
W illiam A. H aggm an was born a t O ther groups and churches a re ex­
Mr. and Mrs. E m ory Cox and
a r e in bad condition because of A storia, Or., December 4, 1894. A t pected to assist on v ario u s nights.
fam ily of H erm iston were Sunday Bill sp en t th e week end In B rem er­ formed by C. R. Moore in th e pres­
heavy use. These and o th e r stree ts the age of one he moved to W a rre n ­
ence of relatives and friends, a t the
Services w ill co n tin u e each n ig h t d in n e r guests a t th e E. B. W a tte n ­ ton v isitin g .
H ow ard H ughes and
H erb P a r­ hour of 4:00 o’clock in the a fte r-
a re being considered for oiling in ton w here he resided u n til 1909, u n til T h an k sg iv in g day. T he en tire b u rg er home.
w hen th e fam ily moved to S tan field , com m unity la invited to a tte n d these
th e spring.
Miss L enna Neill sp en t F rid ay sons, who are employed In P o rtlan d , noon.
Oregon. W hen th e W orld W ar broke services. A nnouncem ent of o th e r n ig h t a t th e E. B. W a tte n b u rg e r re tu rn e d S atu rd ay , and then m otor­
out he was am ong th e firs t to e n ­ T h an k sg iv in g union services will be home. She accom panied Mr. and ed to Spokane w here they visited
Attend Haggaman Funeral.
O 4 .C . POULTRYMAN list, serv in g u n til th e A rm istice was m ade next week.
Mrs. Roy Neill to H eppner S aturday. over th e week end.
O
ut-of-tow
n people atte n d in g the
signed, a fte r w hich he spent one
Eldon S hannon, who has been em
year In Coblenz, G erm any, w ith th e
ployed at L exington. Is now w ork­ u?ne[ ? l, . of W llllam A- H aggm an a t
Army of O ccupation.
ing on th e highw ay here.
He Is S tanfield, Novem ber 6th, were Mrs
On his re tu rn to S tanfield he was
Noel L. B ennion, extension poul-
now resid in g a t th e H. R. P arsons J. B. K rum bah, Mr. and Mrs. Geo.
Grimes. Mrs. M arie M artin, Mr. and
trym an from O.S.C, w ill be available employed by the F u rn ish D itch com­
home.
for a m eeting in H erm iston T h u rs­ pany for some tim e. L ater he e n te r­
Mr. and Mrs. M arvin R an sier of Mrs. Wm. M urphy, Dean Beaucham p,
day, Novem ber 11, a t 8:00 p. m.. In ed the em ploy of th e S tan d ard Oil
Ione. Mr. and Mrs. Merwin R ansier and O. M artin, of U m apine; Mr. and
th e Union church. He will ta lk on com pany w ith w hich he had over
of Echo, and Mr. and Mrs. V irgil Mrs. W. J. K rum bah and son Billie
"‘F acto rs affectin g fall and w in ter 15 years of service. W hile w ith th is
Looker of O akland, Cal., were visi­ of Lowden, W n.; Mr. and Mrs. M.
W llb erta
egg prod u ctio n .” Mr. B ennion will com pany he was statio n ed a t S u n ­
Mrs. C. E. H errick and Mrs. H o w -[and Mrs. Don 8lkes, and Jack Ka- tors a t th e Dan R ansier home F ri­ C. S chubert. Guy and
S chubert, W, F. K rum bah and Je an
be in th is area th is week and w ill field. H erm iston. P endleton. M ilton, ard H errick atten d ed th e m eat dem- I sari. T reats included cigars, pop- day.
Simons, of S eattle, W n.; Owen
d isc u ss any problem s poultrym en F reew ater, W alla W alla. H u n tin g - o n stratio n in P endleton Monday.
I corn, cider and cake.
Kay Shopshlre of Echo 4s opening
Mr. and Mrs.
ton and C ascade Locks.
m ay have found in th e ir field.
.J"0“ *8 Mossie left S atu rd ay on an
Mrs. R. G. Penney accom panied a feed store and lum ber yard w here Shawgo. P o rtlan d ;
f'a rl E pping and M aurice S chanton
He died in P o rtlan d E m anuel hos­ elk h u n tin g trip . D uring his tw o Mrs. M argaret H aggam an to Cascade th e old lum ber yard was located.
T his m eeting will be In th e form
of Cascade Locks; Mr. and Mrs. C.
o f a general p o u ltry m eeting and pital on N ovem ber 2nd, follow ing a weeks’ absence he w ill also v isit his Locks Monday and retu rn ed W ednes
Mr. and Mrs. V. C handler of V er­ E. Cameron of Hood R iver:
Mr.
day.
anyone interested is welcome to a t ­ m ajor operation. Services were held b ro th er Jam es a t U kiah.
nonia are v isitin g a t th e W. Ely
Mrs. L. J o u n n a u lt u n d erw en t a
tend. Cards are being sen t out by in th e P resb y terian church a t S ta n ­
and Mrs. W. D. H am per, Mrs. R. Lee
Leo R ueber Is h arv e stin g his 4-H home.
A ssistant County A gent Ja y T. P ie r­ field. N ovem ber 5th, and In term en t m ajo r op eratio n a t St. A n th o n y ’s club field corn and rep o rts an ex­
T he fifth and sixth grades gave a Moore. Mrs. Je rry H arris. Miss K a th ­
in th e fam ily plot a t th e Echo ceme­ hospital Tuesday. Novem ber 9.
son to notify all poultrym en.
ce lle n t yield of good q u a lity ‘corn.
program in th e school au d ito riu m ryn S chreiner of W alla W ill* ; Mr.
tery.
Cleo Green, w ho has been em ­
S tan field tu rk ey grow ers a re pre­ F rid ay , directed by Mrs. M. Know-
and Mrs. W iley H artw ell of H u n t­
He is survived by his widow, his ployed in P endleton, Is a t th e home arin g to m arket th e ir birds th ro u g h bow.
in g to n ; A. B. C lough, C arl G ray of
LEGIONNAIRES GIVE fa th e r Wm. H a r e m n . S tanfield of h er p are n ts Mr. an d Mrs. C. B. p various
channels. Among th e la rg ­
G eorge G raves and George W lck- A rlin g to n , L aw rence O’S ullivan of
two sisters. Mrs Rov G. P enney of Green.
er
flocks
a
re
those
owned
by
A
lfred
TURKEY SHOOT
d er, J r., retu rn ed
home from
S tanfield. and Mrs. Lloyd J. Russell
The H. E. club will m eet jo in tly , G regory, Marvin W allace, F. A. S lan
P endleton.
eattle Friday.
of P ortlan d .
w ith the H. E. U nit In th e church S helton. W illiam P a rry and
Fred
Mr.
and
Mrs.
W.
B
leakney
spent
P allb earers were Owen Shaw go of N ovember 16. T his being th e day ! Thorne.
The H erm iston Post of th e A m eri­
Attend Football Game.
th e week end In W alla W alla v isit­
can Legion will sponsor a turkey P o rtlan d M aurice Rchanton of Cas for election of officers, th e mem
S tanfield G range elected th e fol­ ing relatives.
Mr.
Bleakney
re­
_ T uesday evening:
H
erm
iston football fans m otored
and m erchandise shoot Sunday, No­ cade Locks. L aw rence O’S ullivan of hers of th e H. E. club a re asked to _____________
low ing officers
m ained to go elk h u n tin g .
to L aG rande last F rid ay to w itness
vem ber 14th, a t th e w est end of P endleton. Ralnh R ichards. Genree be at the church a t one o'clock t o r I M aster, Joe Meyeri Overseer, A. S.
J. R oth en b erg er, Mr. and Mrs. L. the foray between the U niversity of
G ran t W alk er and a sh o rt business m eeting.
th e H erm iston C om m unity park. H ark en rld e r
Pow er;
C haplain, Isobel S tu a rt:
Mr. and Mrs. David Rees of Med­ T reasu rer. Lou Mossie;
T he Legion prom ises th a t th ere will C urtis Simona, ajl of H erm iston.
S ecretary. Davis, Mr. and Mrs. O. Corw in, Mr. Oregon frosh team and th e E astern
ford were g u ests in S tan field for Dena W ooster:
be p le n ty of turkey, plenty o f.m e r­
S tew ard, Sherm an and Mrs. E. Sullivan and Jean B au­ Oregon Norm al team , w hich was
r sp en t S atu rd ay in Pendleton shop­ taken by the Oregon frosh 19 to 6.
several days th e past week
Tow n-end ClnL M ee tin ” .
chandise and plenty to eat for all
ChaDln;
A ssistant S tew ard. R. O. e ping.
Jim S tew art uf H erm iston played
tr. and .Mrs. Rolando of Tacoma. { A tte b u ry ; Lady A ssistan t Stew ard.
those w ho come to particip ate.
Th» T ow nsend club
will meet W n.. are a t th e Jo u n n a u lt home. O rpha B row n: G ate Keeper. Ed
.Mesdames R. W ilson and T. H en­ In the position of tackle for th e
Food w ill be served on th e grounds
a t all hours from 10:00 a. m. u n ­ T uesday evening. Novem ber 18. at h aving been ealled because of th e i R fow n; Pomona. F lorence At'tebu- d ricks spent S atu rd ay In The Dalles Oregon team . Those w itn essin g th e
th e usual m eeting place T here w ill illness of Mrs. R o la n d s m other, M rs jry ; Ceres. Emma P enney: F lora. El- visiting.
til dark.
gam e F rid a y n ig h t were Mrs. Tom
be * rhtcVen d in n e r fu rn ish ed hv
Mr. and Mrs. E. Peck retu rn ed S tew art and son Tom J r., V irg in ia
PowM.. E xecutive Com m ittee. J.
Those who wish may e ith e r shoot ♦he com m ittee In charge, a musical Jo u n n a u lt.
w here they W ells. Helen R alph, H arold Buell,
held , l M R ichards. Al M endenhall and F from Yakim a F rid ay
o r play cards for tu rk ey s or m er- program and sneaking. S erving of . . A . c h ,r **5rL l* rt<. J “ ’
C larence Myers. G erald K eller. S tu ­
ch aad ise an d th e tu rk ey s will be th e d ip n e r w in « ts ft at 8 ;3 0 and th e home of Mr. and Mrs. H ow ard n S tu a rt; M usician. Helen G abriel. have been vintting.
Mr. and Mrs. A. Koakl of Long­ a r t and Fred R ankin. Sam Moore.
H errick ( L » \« d a N udo) Monday eve o ffic e rs w ill be Installed Jointly
•id fo r d e liv e r y at a n y tim e be­
contlpne MU a,J are accommodated. ■ In* A s o e h l tim e w i m n b v « d o r w ith Echo Colun, bta « „a W estland view visited a t the Q. B. Olsen apd Jack ahd Fred Reeves.
Ed Bensel
fore T h an ksg ivin g day. I f dw tred.
A ll i r e Invited
and M nrrli M ullins "
Charles Ifan g o Homes F r id iy .
w hich music w as provided by Mr. O ra n g e. In December
Miss LaV ada Nudo, d a u g h te r of
Mrs. F ran k Nudo Sr., an d th e la te
F ran k Nudo. of S tanfield, became
the bride of C harles H errick , son
of Mr. and Mrs. C harles H errick,
at P endleton S atu rd ay a t th e C hris­
tian church w ith Rev. A. F. V an-
Slyke read in g th e ceremony.
Miss E lean o r K asari was maid of
honor and Sam Nudo. b ro th er of
the bride, was best m an. O thers a t
the cerem ony w ere Mrs. Nudo,
F ra n k Nudo J r., and Mrs. C harles
H errick, Mike O’Reilly,
C lifford
Conley, Miss Mary Nudo. Jim Nudo,
Miss Jean Nudo and Miss Rosalee
HI SCHOOL NOTES
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coming
T hursday
PINE CITY
STANFIELD AFFAIRS HANY DURING PAST
WEEK; NEWLYWEDS A RE CHARIVARIED
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RQARPMAN