The Hermiston herald., January 27, 1938, Page 3, Image 3

FARM CO-OPERATIVE DIVISION
M E SSA G E
NOTICE OF A N N U A L
MEETING
TO E V E R Y
¿MEMBER.
NOTICE
’To The Members of the U m atilla
Project Farm Bureau.
FARM BUREAU CO-OPERATIVE
OF HERMISTON
PAGE T H R EE
THE HERMISTON HERALD. HERMISTON. OREGON.
THURSDAY, JANUARY 27, 1938
Our records show th a t th e re a re
still a few of our members d e lin ­
q u en t in th e ir 1937 yearly dues of
91.00. T his was due M arch 1st,
1937, and d elin q u en t two m ouths
later.
The a n n u a l m eeting and election
of directo rs for the F arm B ureau Co­
op w ill be held F eb ru ary 11th. To
be e n title d to vote a t th is m eeting,
it is necessary to be in good s ta n d ­
ing in some bona fide farm o rg a n i­
zation. W e hope th e U m atilla P ro ­
ject F arm B ureau can show a clean
sla te before F eb ru ary 11th, th a t all
may be en title d to vote.
C. M. JACKSON, S ecretary
U m atilla P ro ject F arm Bureau.
S tatio n gave an in te restin g ta lk on
"W eeds, and Weed C o n tro l.”
II. M. Sommerer, m anager of th e
F arm B ureau Cooperative, spoke
briefly on cooperation and stressed
th e fact th a t H erm iston has won an
o u tstan d in g and enviable rep u ta tio n
as a successful cooperative center.
The rem ain d er of th e program
was devoted to “ m usic,” the in ­
sp iratio n al them e for th e evening.
Mrs. Em il Zivney review ed “ Music
T hen and Now,,’ in a ch arm in g m an ­
n er;
Mrs. V ictor S tockard san g
“ Roses of P ica rd y ” ; Miss M yrthena
M artin played
“ N atio n ’s R ecall
M arch” ; and the G range q u a rte t,
consisting of Mrs. V ictor Stockard,
M yrthena M artin , C hilds B arham
and Dale B lackstone, e n tertain ed
w ith old tim e melodies.
The ladies of th e Home Ec club
tem pted capricious ap p etites
w ith
su b stan tia l sandw iches and piping
hot coffee.
The an n u a l m eeting o£ the mem­
bers of the F arm B ureau C oopera­
tive of H erm iston, Oregon, w ill be
held a t th e H erm iston U nion church
in H erm iston F riday, F eb ru ary 11,
1938, a t 1:3 0 o’clock in th e a f te r ­
noon.
E lection of d irec to rs w ill be held
to fill th e expired term s of D irectors
H. J. Bean, D istric t No. 1; J. H.
R eid, D istrict No. 3; R. G. Saylor,
D istric t No. 5.
A list of nam es is being m ailed to
th e qualified voters in each d istric t
d esignated in th e notice. An (x )
Rhould be placed before th e nam e of
W estland Dance Postponed.
th e p a rty desired as d irecto r, and
The
dance planned for Ja n u a ry
th e b allot b ro u g h t to the m eeting or
HOME EC CLUBS
m ailed to th e office of th e F arm B u­ 29 by th e W estland G range dance
com
m
ittee
has
been
postponed
u
n
til
reau C ooperative of H erm iston. The
W ILL ENTERTAIN
list m ailed out to th e qualified vo­ F eb ru ary 5th, due to co n flictin g
te rs is m erely a nom in atin g ballot. dates w ith th e P re sid e n t’s ball be­
The W estland G range Home Ec
In order to elect th e p a rty desired ing given by th e A m erican Legion club m et a t th e home of Mrs. Chas.
A uxiliary. Music w ill be fu rn ish ed
as d irector, it is necessary th a t th e a t th e dance on F eb ru ary 5th by Seeliger la st W ednesday afternoon
w ith eleven mem bers and two guests
m em bers from th e respective dis­ M ichel’s o rch estra. The public is present. T he ladies sp en t th e day
tric ts be p resent a t th e m eeting to invited to atten d .
and enjoyed a sum ptuous pot luck
d in n e r a t noon.
ca st th e ir fin al vote for election.
Turkey Pool Friday.
E lig ib ility of m em bership in the
A rran g em en ts were m ade for an
F arm B ureau C ooperative of H er­
The fin al tu rk ey pool for th e all day m eeting F eb ru ary 9 a t the
m iston is based on m em bership in E astern Oregon T urkey G row ers’ as­ home of Mrs. Guy Shaw a t w hich
tim e m em bers of Columbia G range
good sta n d in g in any F arm Bureau. sociation w ill be held F rid ay m orn­ club m em bers would be guests. The
ing, J a n u a ry 28. B irds w ill be re ­
F a rm e rs’ U nion or G range d esig n a­ ceived only u n til 1 2 :0 0 o’clock noon. club also plans a program and en
ted by th e Board of D irectors, and O fficials expect a sh ip m en t of some te rta in m e n t for F eb ru ary 24th in
th e paym ent of a life m em bership 500 b irds in th is pool w hich is a celeb ratio n of th e th ird an n iv ersary
of th e W estland G range.
fee of one dollar to th e F arm B ureau clean-up for grow ers.
C ooperative of H erm iston.
Annual Grange Co-op. Meet.
A N N U A L M E E T IN G
All nam es received w ill be sub­
T he an n u a l m eeting of th e G range
m itted to th e voters p resent a t the
CREDIT U N IO N
m eeting and voted on by ballot. The C ooperative A ssociation a t H erm is­
ton w ill be held F rid ay , F eb ru ary
person receiving the larg est num ber 11, a t 8:00 p. m., in th e office of th e
T he H erm iston Oregon F ederal
of votes w ill be th e d irec to r for a m anager, R. G. P enney. E lection of C redit Union w ill hold its an n u a l
term of two years. E very effo rt has officers will be held and any o th e r m eeting F riday. J a n u a ry 28, in the
been m ade to include in th e ir respec­ business com ing before th e m eeting office of A ssistan t County A gent Jay
tiv e lists th e correct n a m e s . tran sa cted . The public is invited to
___
T. Pierson, a t 8 :00 P. M. Among
Should an e rro r be found, kindly atten d t his meet ing^
the business tran sa cted w ill be th e
notify the office of th e F arm Bu­
Pomona Grange Meeting.
election of two board m em bers, a
reau C ooperative im m ediately.
The Pom ona G range w ill m eet in supervisory com m ittee and cred it
D istric t No. 1, or Echo D istrict,
sh all em brace the d istric t lying P endleton next T hursday, F eb ru ary com m ittee.
3, in th e V eteran of F oreign W a rs’
south of th e Union Pacific railroad hall. T he business m eeting
w ill
Farm Bureau Auxiliary.
from H inkle eastw ard, and ea st of open a t 10:00 a. m. w ith an open
th e B u tte r Creek highw ay tow ard m eeting and le c tu re r’s program at
The F arm Bureau A uxiliary m eet­
I e n a to a point in te rsec tin g
the 1:30.
ing last F riday, Ja n u a ry 21. w as a t­
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M orrow county line.
tended by nineteen m em bers and six
4-H CLUB NEWS
guests who enjoyed a very good pro­
D istric t No. 3, or South Columbia
By (.RACE BENSEL
gram . The n ex t m eeting w ill be
D istrict, shall em brace th a t portion
• I pledge my head to clearer held F rid ay , F eb ru ary 4, w ith Mrs.
of th e H erm iston project lying
, th in k in g , my h ea rt to g re a te r loyal­
so uth and east of th e d i'g o n a l road ty, my h an d s to g re a te r service, and Jessie Hooker, Mrs. Em m a Christley
and th e railro ad th ro ”gh H erm iston, my health to b etter living, for my on the program com m ittee, and Mrs.
and th e feed canal of the H erm iston d u b , my com m unity, an d my coun­ E thel Connor, Mrs. M innie O tt and
try. ’ T his i3 the pledge given by Mrs. Joyce G uiw lts serving on the
Irrig a tio n P roject.
every 4-H club boy or g irl in the j refresh m en t com m ittee. Mrs. O tt is
D istrict No. 5. o-
Creek nation.
ill and her place w ill be filled by
M innehaha P h t r i c t shall include all
Oregon is one of th e leading 4-H an o th er member.
th e te rrito ry w est of th e railro ad club states, w hile U m atilla county
th ro u g h H erm iston and w est of the club m em bers are holding th e ir ran k GOVERNOR NAMES
am ong th e best, and those in th is
B u tter Creek highw ay to Lena.
com m unity are co n tin u ally clim bing
At th is an n u a l m eeting th e m em ­ to th e top.
COOPERATIVE WEEK
bers w ill be required to vote on a
We received m any honors and
new set of by-law s recom m ended by aw ards for a very successful past
Now we have set a goal for
MADISON, WISC., — G overnor
th e board of d irec to rs and su b m it­ g year.
re a te r achievem ents th e
com ing
ted by them upon the advice of v a r­ season. E ach year is our best. No P h ilip L aF o llette has proclaim ed
ious cooperative ex perts and a tto r ­ one in 4-H work know s th e m eaning the week of F eb ru ary 14-18 as W is­
neys to b rin g th e o p erations of the of fa ilu re as we alw ays receive some consin Cooperative W eek, u rg in g
association more in harm ony w ith b enefit from our work. Sometimes th a t th e people of th e sta te “ take
it is n o th in g more th a n a little more
ex istin g cooperative and corporation know ledge of th e p ro ject we fin ish ­ in v en to ry ’’ of th e possibility of
reg u la tio n s and law s w hich have ed, b u t we never feel as though “ service through cooperative ac­
been passed or am ended since ¿he th e re w as no gain in doing our tio n ,” and suggested th e w idest pos­
w ork. T his year we w ill p ut fo rth sible use of radio, new s chan n els
o rig in al by-law s w ere adopted.
more effo rt to gain m ore from club and the schools th a t week for the
R. G. SAYLOR.
work, and th is will m ean more h o n ­
A ssistant Secretary. ors for ou r com m unity of w hich we study of th e movement.
In his proclam ation se ttin g aside
are very proud.
v > ere th a n k fu l th e people of th is C ooperative Week, G overnor L aF o l­
NOTICE OF ANNUAL MEETING. d istric t are su p p o rtin g 4-H club le tte declared:
w ork, and its m em bers as well.
“ To take inventory of th e im por­
W ith o u t th e cooperation of those
ta
n
t p a rt th a t cooperation is play ­
around us we would he handicapped
Members of the U m atilla Coopera­ in doing our best.
ing in th e economic an d social w el­
A lthough it Is e?rly in the year, fare of our people and to em phasize
tive Creamery, Hermiston, Ore.
several a g ric u ltu ra l clubs have o r­ the possibilities of service th ro u g h
ganized and are s ta rtin g th e ir new
years w ork. T he Home Ec cluh cooperative action, W isconsin Co­
T he an n u a l m eeting of m em bers mem bers are becom ing restless and operative Week w ill be observed
of th e U m atilla Cooperative C ream ­ anxious to s ta r t th e ir work. A few from F eb ru ary 14 to 18 of th is year.
ery w ill be held a t H erm iston. Ore., years ago we organized s h o r t the
“ T o d ay .4 more th a n ever, it is
on W ednesday, th e 2nd day of F eb­ tim e school was out and did our recognized th a t m any of our prob­
club work as a vacation occuaation.
ru ary . 1938, a t 10:00 o’clock A. M„ now it is becom ing an all year pro­ lems m ust be solved by th e people
for th e election of four directo rs to ject. A« soon as one y ea r’s work Is them selves, w orking to g e th er In
hold office for th e ensu in g term of com pleted, plans are m ade for a g e n e r a l ■educational, com m odity
tw o years, and for th e tran sactio n new year.
m a rk e tin g and p u rch a sin g groups.
W e had th ir ty clubs In th is d is t­
of such other business as may pro­ rict In 1937. As yet we do not know If we are to a tta in th e u tm ost good
perly come before said m eeting.
the num ber for 1938, b u t expect to from cooperation, it Is well to study
Members In th e follow ing dis­ have some new ones, as n early every and p rom ulgate the principles of
year In terest is shown in some o th er
tric ts w ill elect a d irecto r a t th e projects to such an e x te n t th a t it cooperative m ark etin g as well as to
acclaim th e accom plishm ents of our
m eeting:
calls for a club to be organized.
A nyone from five to tw enty-one v arious lines of cooperative endeavor
Irrig o n , Stanfield. Echo and The
Meadows, and W estland-M innehaha years of age is eligible to join in in W isconsin.
4-H club work. All th a t is necessary
“ It w ill be helpful to all to focus
d istricts.
Is to contact some club m em ber who
atte
n tio n on th is m ovem ent to ex­
Members In each of these d istric ts will d irect you as to how- to proceed
tend th e teach in g of its principles,
and
become
a
member.
We
hope
no
w ere m ailed ballots S atu rd ay for
person w ho desires to do so. will to define its place, and to in te rp re t
n o m ination of one ca n d id ate for di­ fail to tak e p art I p club work. T here
its functions.
re c to r; also a stam ped envelope for Is much to ealp apd n o th in g to
“ Now, therefore. I P h ilip F. L a­
m ailin g ballots before th e d a te of lose. L e t’s keen rig h t on “ M aking
F o llette, governor of th e sta te of
the
Best
B
etter
th e m eeting.
W isconsin, do hereby desig n ate and
T he place of m eeting is n ext door
proclaim th e week of F eb ru ary 14,
to the cream ery. F ree hot lunch
to 18. 1938, inclusive, as W isconsin
w ill be served at noon by th e L ad­
C ooperative week and u rg e th e peo­
ies Aid of the H erm iston
Union
ple of W isconsin to avail them selves
ch u rch .
The C olum bia G range social hour of th e o p p o rtu n ities provided a t the
Rem em ber, th is is your business held on Tuesday even in g of last tim e by radio, th ro u g h news m edia,
an d your m eeting. Yon are urged week, provided a most en joyable and in th e schools, to stu d y coopera-
to a tte n d and to b rin g an y of yonr and helpful program for a goodly ! tion and develop Its possibilities for
frie n d s interested in d airying.
num ber of m em bers and friends.
b u ild in g a b e tte r society for us and
M. G. HEDW ALL, S ecretary.
Em il Zivney of the U m atilla Field o u r ch ild ren .”
Dependable
at The Hermiston Herald.
Used Cars
AT DEPENDABLE AND
REASONABLE PRICES
UM A TILLA GIRL
ILL IN KENTUCKY
UMATILLA NEWS— Mrs. W illiam
Conlon retu rn ed Sunday from Ken­
tucky w here her d au g h ter Mildred
u nderw ent an operation. Mrs. Con­
lon reported Mildred as doing nice­
ly and back in college. M ildred a t ­
tends A shburg college.
V irginia Compton. W arren Dillon
and Ed Skovbo of B oardm an spent
Sunday v isitin g a t th e E lm ore Mc­
Kenzie home.
Mrs. W. O. Miller is q u ite ill at
h er home w est of town.
Mrs. Jack Cherry was hostess at
the bridge club F rid ay afternoon.
C. E. Sampson of Spokane is v isit­
ing his d au g h ter and fam ily, Mr.
and Mrs. O. P. M iller and family.
The R edm en’s tow n
basketball
team was defeated la st T hursday
n ig h t by th e Boardm an tow n team
in a score of 33 to 35.
Sunday was th e la st n ig h t for
preaching services for th e church
here for tw o weeks, w hile Rev. H.
B. Thomas w ill hold m eetings every
n ig h t for tw o weeks in Boardm an.
Miss Mary Lewis sp en t th e week
end in Oregon City w here she was
called because of illness of h er bro­
ther.
Mr. and Mrs. George K endler and
d au g h ter Yvonne and Mrs. Don Isom
spent th e week end v isitin g friends
In M onument.
The high school g irls were d efeat­
ed by th e tow n team g irls F rid ay
evening by a score of 17 to 14. The
high school boys defeated th e Lex­
ington boys by a score of 24 to 18.
Mrs. H arry G ram m ar
retu rn ed
from P o rtlan d last week w here she
has been w ith her m other, who is
q uite ill.
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Ju stin so n , who
had a w reck w ith th e ir Dodge car
afte r T h an k sg iv in g a re ag ain d riv ­
ing th e ir car.
E rm a B yrnes and <ilenn Ostrom
motored to P endleton Sunday for
Betty McKenzie and H azel Allen,
who spent th e day v isitin g Miss Mc­
K enzie’s parents.
Miss Alma Bowman of A rlington
motored to U m atilla Sunday for Mrs.
Milton S harpe and son Jim m ie. Mrs.
S harpe’s m other is ill and she will
take care of her.
Mrs. K essler of P o rtlan d , who
has been v isitin g her son H arry and
fam ily, was called to S eattle Sunday
by the illness of h er m other.
Rev. R. W ybil of P endleton spent
Monday and Tuesday in U m atilla on
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V-8 PICK-UP
CHEVROLET PICK-UP
MODEL A COACH
B MODEL PICK-UP
CHEV. COACH
V-8 TRUCK
DODGE DEMONSTRATOR
Low Mileage.
HOUSE TRAILER
Two W heel TRAILERS for Sale.
HERMISTON
AUTO WRECKING
HOUSE
F. E. PIERSON, Prop.
business.
M arietta Thom as of Boardm an
sp en t th e week end v isitin g here.
She retu rn ed home w ith her fath er.
Rev. H. B. Thom as, who has been
holding m eetings in th e church for
two weeks.
F rances Chapm an has th e chick­
en pox.
R uth Thompson, g rad u a te nurse
a t P endleton, is ill w ith scarlet fev­
er.
E. A. M cMillian of R eith. form er­
ly of U m atilla, was a visito r in tow n
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Ream s and
children left T uesday for W illam ette
to m ake th e ir home.
W illiam Shepherd, form erly of
U m atilla and now of Hood River,
was a visito r in tow n Tuesday.
The riv er work is laid up because
of low w ater. The fam ilies are all
m oving away.
Miss Ina G ilb ert spent the week
end v isitin g in P o rtlan d .
Mr. and Mrs. G lenn L in n visited
T he Dalles S aturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Je ff S tephens and
Alva spent the week end in P o rt­
land.
Taken Up Notice.
N otice is hereby given th a t I have
tak en up and have kept for about
seven days a t my place in H erm is­
ton, th e follow ing described an im al:
P a rt Jersey and G uernsey cow,
ab o u t 5 years old; said an im al will
be sold, unless redeemed, a t public
auction to th e h ighest bidder for
cash in hand on th e 12th day of
F eb ru ary , 1938, a t th e above d e­
scribed ranch a t 10:00 o’clock a. m.
Dated a t H erm iston on th is 20th
day of Ja n u a ry , 1938.
Signed Alton K ingsbury.
NOTICE OF HEARING UPON
BRING RESULTS
FINAL REPORT.
CLASSIFIED ADS
IN TH E COUNTY COURT OF THE
STATE OF OREGON FOR
UMATILLA COUNTY.
WÂHT AOS
FOR REN T OR SALE — P E T E R
N eadeau E sta te ranch sixty acres
one mile east of H erm iston, good
buildings,
irrig a tio n
w ater
fu r­
nished, re n t $300.00 cash as is.
W rite or see N. N eadeau, Co. Court
House, Pendleton, Ore.
23-3tc
LOST— ONE BLACK MARE, WT.
ab o u t 800 lbs., w earing bell when
lost. N otify E. N. Boylen, Pendle­
ton, Ore.
23-2tc
In th e M atter of th e E sta te of A n­
ton Soneson. Deceased.
NOTICE 18 H EREBY GIVEN th a t
th e u n d ersig n ed A d m in is tra trix of
th e estate of A nton Soneson, de­
ceased, has filed her fin al rep o rt
w ith th e Clerk of th e above en titled
C ourt, an d th a t the Judge of said
C ourt has designated Monday, the
14th day of F eb ru ary , 1938 a t 2:00
o'clock In th e aftern o o n as th e tim e,
and the rooms of th e above en titled
C ourt in th e C ounty C ourt H ouse in
P endleton, U m atilla County, Oregon
as th e place w hen and w here h e a r­
ing is to be had thereon. All per-
"VIGORBILT”
LEGHORN
BM1Y
p u llets and N. H am pshire Reds
ready F eb ru ary 19. “ V ig o rb ilt” H at­
chery. H erm iston. Or.
2 3 -ltp
SORE TO M A I
c o in s
FOR SALE— NO. 2 ALFALFA SEED
12c per pound.
Mrs. G retchen
Purdy, H erm iston.
22-3tc
Given F a st Relist
FOR SALE— FRESH JERSEY COW.
$40.00. R. K. M iller, Boardm an,
Oregon.
2 3 -ltp
CONCRETE P IP E FOR SALE —
Any size, a t a ttra c tiv e prices. Ask
Oron O. Felthouse, H erm iston. 22-tfc
TAMARACK POSTS FOR SALE —-
15 cents each in 100 lots delivered.
H arry S haver, Kam ela, Ore. 21-4tp
100 TONS BEST GRADE ALFALFA
hay. J. S. B urnham , H erm iston.
21-3tc
FOR SALE — UNIVERSAL KITCH-
en range, in good shape; also De
Lavel se p arato r, 500 lb. capacity.
Jas. Scott, H erm iston, Ore.
21-3tp
FOR SALE OR REN T — SMALL
farm ; good b u ildings;
’A mile
w est of C olum bia school. J. H. De-
Moss, H erm iston. Oregon.
21-3tp
COLUMBIA GRANGE
HAS OPEN HOUSE
Take 2 Bayer
Tablets with a
fu ll g lass o f
water.
sous in terested are hereby notified
to then and th ere appear and show
cause, if any they have, why said re­
port should not be approved,
the
ud’.iinisti a trlx
discharged,
her
bondsm en exhonerated and th e es­
ta te closed.
D ated Ja n u a ry 13, 1938.
ELLA P. SONESON,
A d m in istratrix .
(Ja n . 13-Feb. 1 <0, w _______
NOTICE OF FINAL HEARING
IN TH E COUNTY COURT OF THE
STATE OF OREGON FOR
UMATILLA COUNTY
In th e m a tte r of th e E state of
H enry Lee D exter, Deceased.
NOTICE IS H EREBY GIVEN th a t
th e undersigned, a d m in istra trix of
the above en titled estate, has filed
her F in al R eport and A ccount as
such ad m in istra trix , and th a t the
C ourt thereof has set S atu rd ay , the
fifth day of F eb ru ary , 1938, a t th e
h o u r of ten o’clock in th e forenoon
as th e tim e, and th e County Court
Room in th e U m atilla County C ourt
House at P endleton, Oregon, as the
place for h earin g thereon. All per­
sons in terested are hereby notified
to th en and th e re ap p ear and show
cause, if any they have, why the
said R eport and Account should not
be approved.
the
a d m in istra trix
discharged from her tru s t and her
■bondsmen exonerated.
m in n ie
M c F a r l a n d ,
A d m in istratrix .
(Ja n . 6-Feb. 3)
Land Sale Notice
NOTICE IS H EREBY GIVEN,
T h a t th e undersigned, S heriff of
U m atilla County, Oregon, by v irtu e
of an order duly m ade an d en tered
herein by th e County C ourt of Uma­
tilla County, Oregon, on the 24th
day of November, 1937, w ill, on the
29th day of Ja n u a ry , 1938, a t the
hour of 10:00 o’clock in th e fo re­
noon, sell to the h ig h est bidder for
cash in hand, a t th e fro n t door of
th e U m atilla County C ourt House,
P endleton, Oregon, su b je ct to a m in­
imum price of $20.00 th erefo r, to be
paid in cash, a t th e tim e of sale,
th e follow ing describled parcel of
land, heretofore by U m atilla Coun­
ty, Oregon, acquired for d elin q u en t
taxes, to -w it: Lots 9 and 10, Block
2, N ew port’s A ddition to City of
H erm iston, U m atilla County, Ore­
gon.
R. E. GOAD, Sheriff,
U m atilla County.
(Dec. 30 -Jan 27)
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