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Before takl sure it wr VOLUME XXX. ûSlp Mermwtnn Bralii z jfBEK 42 SEQUENCE OF EVENTS TOWARD APPROVAL UMATILLA DAM HE&mSTOM, UMATILLA TEN HOM EM AKING CLUBS CARRY FIVE 4-H PROJECTS COUNTY, 01EQ 0N , M A R N IE SM ITH SATURDAY BRIDE Umatilla Project Fair September 22-23-24 JUNE 9, 1938. E.O. N. HONOR ROLL STUDENTS Miss Marnie Smith, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Smith of Her miston, and Lynn Anderson of Imb ler, Ore., were married Saturday night at eight o ’clock in the Meth odist parsonage at Echo. Rev. L. Burdett performed the ceremony In the presence of members of the im mediate family. The bride wore a buff colored suit with rust accessories and a cor sage of sweat peas and rose buds. Mrs. Anderson is a graduate of the Hermiston Union high school and attended Eastern Oregon Nor mal at La Grande last year. Mr. Anderson is a graduate of Eastern Oregon Normal and is an instructor in the La Grande schools. The couple will make their home in Pendleton during the summer. D R IVIN G TECHNIQUE IM PORTANT TO SAFETY D R IVIN G UMATILLA COUNTY TAKES TOP HONORS AT LIVESTOCK SHOW Eastern Oregon Normal, LaGrande (Special)—.Miss Margaret McMullen of Hermiston and Miss Rose Hoosier Ten home economics clubs are Car technique, or the way in of Stanfield, students at Eastern carrying out a 4-H club program for Oregon Normal, were listed among which a car Is handled while on the the year in west Umatilla county in EXHIBITORSBRING JO IN T EFFORTS the twenty-nine students on the highway, is an important factor in Stanfield. Hermiston and Uma promoting the safety driving cam honor roll for the spring term at tilla under the leadership of local HOME $217 IN PRIZES CONGRESSMEN SEEN people, E.O.N. according to reports received paign being sponsored by Earl enrolling 81 girls. The var Snell, Secretary of State. Such from the office of the registrar. ious clubs take up the work of Twenty-four boys and girls from Both Miss Hoosier and Mias Mc- fact was illustrated last Monday clothing, cooking. canning and WASHINGTON, June 9— Sen Umatilla county exhibited 10 head night at the first session In car Miillen are first year Students at homemaking offering training for ators from three Pacific north the normal and have been very ac handling technique held at the city of fat steers, 16 head of dairy ani girls from nine to 21 years of age west states said they would tive in school affairs. Miss Hoosier library by E. L. Van Blaricom, state mals, and 10 head of sheep at the There are also seven livestock clubs urge President Boosevelt to al has acted as accompanist for many instructor from the state office, fos Eastern Oregon Livetock Show held organized in this district, making school musical organizations, and interested persons and especially at Union, Ore., June 2, 3 and 4. locate funds from the new re 17 clubs. They brought home $217 in prize Miss McMullen has been connected student drivers. Miss Frances Clinton. county covery hill for the Umatilla money, besides taking top honors in Clutch manipulation was discus with the work of the Associated home demonstration agent of Pen rapids dam. Women Students. Miss McMullen sed at the first session and the sec the fat steers with the grand shamp- dleton, directs the work in the was elected to serve as secretary for ond will be held Monday, June 13 the fat steers with the grand champ county and reports that four girls the A.W.S. for the coming year. Miss in actual driving demonstrations at ion Herefore, junior champion Here The Umatilla rapids dam, during In this section have been the club McMullen returned Monday to reg 7:00 p. m. at the community park ford, champion Shorthorn, junior recent days, has approached the work for a number of years. They grounds. Each student will furnish champion Shorthorn, and a first a- ister for summer session. point of construction nearer than at are Nina Rae McCulley, 9 years, ward in county. In the dairy division The spring term closed with his own car. any time during .the years of effort Marie Skovbo, 8 years, Esther Mc SCOUT OUTING Every driver may know how to the boys and girls had the champion commencement exercises on June 1 to secure the building of this pro Mullen, 8 years, and Joyce McCul at which time the Hon. George Ross« shift gears and start and stop a caq female in the Jersey show and took ject. ley. 6 years. Two of these girls are A T BINGHAM man, associate justice of the sup but it is the unexpected circum four firsts, three seconds, two thirds, Through the combined efforts of club leaders as well as members. reme court of Oregon, addressed the stances which bring the need of three fourths, two fifths, one sixth the congressional delegations of the Leaders of 4-H clubs are: Esther Members of the Hermiston Boy knowing how to apply driving tech and one seventh place in the entire seniors. three Pacific northwest states, urged McMullen, “So-We Sew,” Clothing Scout Troop spent the week end at nique, and this is what instructor dairy show. Registration for the summer ses by the united organizations and II: Anne Sommerer, “Columbia Bingham Springs, camping, hiking, In the sheep division 10 head citizens of the region of the upper Stitchers,” Clothing III; Grace Ben- fishing, swimming and collecting sion began June 6 and regular clas Van Blaricom will give at this dem onstration. The demonstration Mon were exhibited. Ail breeds of sheep Columbia and Snake rivers, the sel, "Camp Cook Chefs,” Camp specimens for nature displays. They ses began Tuesday, June 7. day will be the second in a series except Hampshlres were shown in chairman of the board of army en Cookery XI; Mrs. Wm. Bensel, were accompanied by Earl Watson, one class, which furnished good of seven sessions. Called As Pastor. gineers has made a favorable report "Happy Hour,” Cooking VIII; Mrs. assistant scout master, and Oliver competition for the boys and girls Anyone interested may register at to President Roosevelt and congress, W. A. Hineline. “Rookie Rookie,” Rnerr who furnished the truck for C. Warner was again called as pas exhibiting. In the yearling ewe the Herald office. Anyone over 15 .and that report is now under con Cooking V; all of Hermiston; Mrs. transportation. tor of the Union church for another class Dick Hampton, Pendleton, years of age may enroll. sideration. W. E. Rennedy, "Streamline Stitch The group left early Friday mor year, at the monthly business meet placed first With his Rambouillet, The secretary of war has also ap. ers,” Clothing IX, Umatilla; Mrs. ning anad returned Sunday after ing held Sunday. Mr. Warner will and Wilbur Hunt. Hermiston, placed proved the report and Senator Chae. J. R. Anson, Clothing XV; Mrs. noon. Those going were Bill Belt, serve as pastor in the field until BENEFIT LAWN fourth with his Rumney ewe. There McNary and Congressman Walter George Woods, Clothing XIV; Mrs. Tom Fraser. Eugene and Bob Mil September and then will act as stu were 12 entries In this class. In SOCIAL PLANNED Pierce have introduced companion J. F. Rueber, Cooking XII; Mrs. J. ler, Albert and Frank Stone, Bob dent pastor while attending North the ewe lamb class with 10 entries bills for the Umatilla dam in both M. Richards, Homemaking I; all of Smith, Bob Trumbull, Charles west Christian college at Eugene, Irene, Wilbur, and Lois Hunt, all o$ houses of congress, in the hope that Stanfield. Rnerr, John Dawson, Charles Hale, spending the week ends here. Other The Farm Bureau Auxiliary will Hermiston, placed first, second and the appropriation will be included The membership of these clubs is Bill Nation and Julius Glmble Jr. church business was transacted. hold a lawn social and auction Fri seventh with their Rumney ewe in the regular rivers and harbors listed below: day evening. June 17. at 8:00 lambs. In the ram lamb class Lois bill. If the fund is not provided in Marie Skovbo, Joyce McCulley Blowing Well Reported. Sportsmen Will Meet. O’clock in Columbia park. Money Hunt placed firBt, Wilbur Hunt sec this way during the rush of the (Continued on page 5) A 58-foot blowing well has been Frank Bildeiback, president of taken in at the social will go to ond, and Irene Hunt third. closing days of congress, the presi Following is a list of the indivi reported on the F. H. Edmonds the Hunters’ and Anglers’ club, an ward a scholarship for 4-H club dent has full power to make allot HEARINGS HELD ON truit farm west of Umatilla. The nounces that a meeting has been members and also for Improvements dual winnings In the beef and dair» ment for the purpose from the new well is cased with cement and an called for Tuesday. June 14, at 8:00 on the club house. The auxiliary classes: WPA three billion dollar measure POTATOES A N D HOPS eight foot cooling room has been p. m., in the office of W. J. Warner. plans to enlarge the club, house Fat Steer Awards which is certain to become a law built over the top. A shaft runs in All sportsmen are invited to attend making available more room for so in a few days. This bill has been Marketing agreements as a means to the kitchen of the house to a this meeting. cial activities in the community. Senior Hereford— Bill Purchase. passed by both houses of congress of obtaining orderly marketing and Ice cream and cake will be sold Pendleton, first and grand champ cooler and when the cooler door is and sent to conference to iron out a price stability will be considered by with Mrs. Ma Baraasr in charge of ion; John McMullen, Hermiston, f Townsend Club Meeting. opened the air reduces the tempera^ few changes made by the senate. Oregon growers of both potatoes and Ture in the room to 70 degreos with making the ice cream. Mrs. Orvil fourth. A membership of 133 was report The effort to earmark the expen hops, at meetings called this month Junior Hereford— Kenneth Ben in two hours, on a day whn outside ed at the last meeting of the Her Dawson. Mrs. C. A. Lynch and Mrs. diture under the act by congress at the request of growers. Laura Morris served on the refresh sel. Hermiston, first and Junior temperatures register 90 degrees. has been abandoned and the presi Hearings to present grower rec Several theories have been given on miston Townsend club. Sufficient ment committee and Mrs. A. E. Mar champion; Richard Rugg, Umatilla, dent has been given full power of ommendations for the proposed po ble and Mrs. Jesse Prindle on the third. the cause of the air current but it is money has been raised to send H. R. placing the funds on such projects tato marketing agreement plan are entertainment committee for thq Senior Shorthorn— Eldon Saylor. Hartley as a delegate to the nation serving as a splendid air condition as he may choose. entertainment committee for the Echo, third. scheduled for Rlamath Falls on ing system in the Edmond’s kitchen. al Townsend club convention in Lo$ It has been well understood that June 15. Redmond June 17, and an meeting held Friday, June 3. Junior Shorthorn— Harry Lewis, Angeles. June 19. The Boardman the president is favorable to com adjourned meeting at the Multno The regular meeting scheduled Hermiston, first and champion of Weather Report. Townsend club contributed $9.4(, for June 17 has been cancelled due breed. pletion of at least all major struc mah hotel in Portland for western Max. Min. toward the delegate's expense. The to the ice cream social to be held on tures on the Columbia before his Oregon growers June 2 2. The hear Date Senior Angus— Charles Klk, Her term of office expires. The north ing for Oregon growers on the hop June 2 ................ ................. 86 ... 56 club membership voted to support that night. miston, third; Guy Muller, Pendle west senators and congressmen have marketing agreement is set for Sa June 3 ............... ................ 93 ... 43 only petitions known to be written ton, fifth. ... 45 agreed to use their combined influ lem, June 15. Other hearings on June 4 ................ Junior Angus—Charles Klk, sec AL G. BARNES ence to induce him to take that ac this proposed plan will be held at June 5 ................ ................. 98 ... 51 by Dr. Townsend and circulated by ond. tion now. Santa Rosa, Calif., June 14 and June 6 ................ ................ 92 ... 52 supporters of the National Recover» CIRCUS, PENDLETON Dairy Awards June 7 ................ ................. 97 ... 50 Plan. The next meeting will be held If congress fails to insert this ap Yakima, Wn., June 20. JERSEY propriation in the regular rivers In accordance with an education June 8 ..... ........ ................ 90 ... 52 Friday. Producing cow two years or over. Lovers of whitetop amusement and Harbors bill, it is expected that al program planned by N. E. Dodd will be glad to learn the Al G. Eight animals entered in contest. Missionaries Will Speak. the president will make the order of Haines, chairman of the Statq Athletic Letters Arrive. Barnes and Sells Floto combined Frank Bensel. Hermiston, second. soon after congress adjourns, ac- AAA committee: Dr. Fred C. Meier, Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Caldwell, who The athletic letters for the high circus will give an afternoon per Heifer one year and undsr two. -cording to information received representing the division of market will leave soon tor Jamaica will be from members of the delegations at ing agreements of the AAA, and the main speakers at the evening school boys have arrived and may formance at 2:00 o’clock in Pendle Fourteen animals entered in con test. Marie Hartley, Hermiston, Washington. representatives of the Oregon State service Sunday, June 19, at the be secured at Moyer’s Men's store by ton, June 19th. The big show this season is crowd first; George Hartley, Hermiston, According to newspaper reports a college extension service, county ag Union church at 8:00 o’clock. They those having been awarded athletic ed with new wonders, not the least second; Bernard Corpe, Hermiston, copy of the Umatilla rapids bill in ricultural agents have conducted will illustrate with slides. letters. of which are several exciting Euro third; Rodman Hartley, Hermiston, troduced by Congressman Pierce meetings in various sections of the pean acts. In this category fall the fourth; Jimmy Rugg, Hermiston, puts the cost of construction at state to familiarize potato grower» famous Rieffenach and Yorn Karn fifth; Eugene Rugg, sixth; Bud $23,700,000. The total appropria with the proposed marketing agree troupes, both of whom the past two Rugg, seventh. Hermiston boys and tion necessary tor the Umatilla dam ment as it now stands, and its pro years have been the continent’s girls took all money in this claas. and four dams on the Snake is re bable effect on their Industry. Three Helfer calf under one year. Tea reigning olrcus sensation. ported by the army board to be such meetings have been held In Hundreds upon hundreds of the animals in contest. Rodman Hart 304,000,000. Rlamath county, one at Redmond STANFIELD (Special) — Enroll will remain for an indefinite stay. world’s foremost arenic stars take ley. first. (Only Umatilla entry.) Mr. and Mrs. W. O. Pedigo and The board recommends that con for Deschutes and Crook county ees to the number of 184 CCC boys GUERNSEY struction be extended over a period growers, one at La Grande for grow were transferred Sunday from Camp four children of Ukiah were guests part in the lengthy program. In cluding such gargantuan features the McGraw home Friday. Producing cow two years or over. of six years, with 313.000,000 for ers in the Blue Mountain district, Stanfield to a new camp being for at The Misses Rose Hoosier and as five herds of elephants all per Four animals in contest. No entries near Redmond. Lieutenant this year; 324,000,000 for each of and one at Gresham for northern med Hower. commanding officer and Claudia Gabriel spent the past week forming at one time; cavalcades of from Umatilla county. the next two years, and 38.000,000 Willamette valley growers. other officers accompanied the boys. at their homes following the close clowns, mass feats of equitation, Heifer one year and under two. Dr. Meier emphasized the fact Howard Poffenbarger, B. R. Clerk, of the Eastern Oregon Normal at for the fourth year, and the remain La Grande which they attended. gTouped perchlsts, an aerial ballet Five animals in contest. Bill Corpe, der for finishing the work. that 'no marketing agreement will will remain in Stanfield until Fri Several Stanfield people attended of 50 lovely lassies, countless come Hermiston, first; Ralph Neill, Echo, in order to complete records of Power units are suggested for the be put Into effect tor potatoes un day work done by the boys on this and the annual Evensong and gradua ly, reckless equestriennes mounted fourth. Umatilla and one of the Snake river less either two-thirds of the grow neighboring projects. tion when Claudine Gabriel and on educated, streamlined steeds and Heifer calf under one year. Sev dams. It is reported that the presi- ers. or growers representing two- The camp was established about Earl Attebury graduated. all staged amid colorful, glorious en animals in contest. Bobby Ea Mrs. W. G. Wallace took Miss Al- dent rill have authority to author thirds of the acreage, go on record three years a co and the various ir bon to La Grande last Thursday In pageantry. ton, Hermiston, first; Bruce Lind ise construction on all the dams or as favoring it at a vote to be taken rigation projects appreciate the order that the latter might consult Doors to the Al G. Barnes and say. Lexington, second, and Harold work done by the boys. such units as he may select. following the state hearings, prob a specialist. They were accompanied The machinery was moved to Red Sells Floto Combined circus will Neitl. Echo, third. ably in July. mond Wednesday. Ed Ferris has by Mesdames U. S. Richardson, L. L. open at 1:00 p. m. to permit leisur HOLSTEIN Wurtz and J. M. Richards. FAMOUS STARS ~ As tentatively drawn., the pro been named care taker at the camp Mr. and Mrs. Harry Andrews are ely Inspection of the mighty new Producing cow two years or over. site. posed potato marketing agreement Miss Blanche Thorsen is at the moving from the Meadows to the menagerie which for 1938 Includes Four cows in contest. No entries TEAMED NEW THEME provides a flexible plan which can home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lee Saveley farm on lower Butter- 900 furred and feathered creatures. from Umatilla county. be adjusted to meet various situa S. Thorsen following her year's Creek. Heifer one year and under two. Zelma and George Sale returned With a sparkling cast headed by tions. It provides for the elimina teaching as a member of the grade Sunday following a ten day visit Six animals In contest. Donna Say school faculty in The Dalles schools. Missionary Society Meets. Irene Dunne and Douglas Fair tion of culls from inter-state ship Miss Arlie Ann Parry of Echo is with relatives in Salem. Their sis lor, Echo, fourth. ment, calls for federal-state inspec The Missionary Society of the banks Jr., "Joy of Living.” which spending this week at the home of ter, Mrs. Don Thomas, and three Heifer calf under one year. Eight for individual her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. children of Salem, accompanied them Union church met at the home of starts Sunday at the Oasis theatre, tion, exemptions animals in contest. Kenneth Ben to Sanfield and will visit at the growers under certain circumstan Parry. presents a brand new theme for a Sale home for two weeks. Mr. and Mrs. C. Warner Wednesday sel. Hermiston, fifth. ces. and provides for further restric-j Miss Mary Gossage. daughter of George comedy with music. Mr. and Mrs. V. W. Hay and afternoon with fourteen present Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Gossage. became Umatilla Wins County Group. tions on shipment of low grade ot Always in debt because of her the bride of D. L. Arnold of Yakima, daughter Arlene and Marilyn went Mrs. Chas. Duvall lead the discus small size potatoes, if such restric to Freewater last Friday to visit The county group of five fa» family’s extravagance, despite her at a quiet wedding Saturday. June parents for two weeks. They sion on “Unity in World-Wide steers of all breeds, exhibited by at huge income. Miss Dunne, a singing tions are recommended by the ad 4. A wedding dinner followed at her the home of the bride's parents will spend the summer in Corvallis Work.” and papers were given by least three owners, went to Uma stage star, has never had time to ministrative committees. with covers laid for Mr. ________ and Mrs where Mr. Hay will attend summer enjoy herself. Fairbanks, a carefree Mr. and Mrs. Jesse I school. Mr. Hay has been principal Mrs. R. G. Saylor and Mrs. Gordon tilla county. The exhibitors were James Meade. Attend Funeral young man with very positive Ideas Meade. Mrs. Clifford Mytinger and of the Stanfield high school for the Matthews. A reading was given by Bill Purchase of Pendleton, and past two years. Harry Lewie, Richard Rugg, Charles about happiness, seeks to change hen Mr. and Mrs. C. Warner and Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Summerville of Don Childs Is driving the cream Mrs. W. G. Dyer and a vocal duet Kik and Kenneth Beneel. all of Her Pendleton, Mr. and Mrs. Gossage views on the value of a dollar, and daughter Patsy of Hermiston, Mrs. truck for the Twin City Station dur by Mrs. J. A. Clarke and Mrs. C. miston. 8econd place went to tp prove his point compels her to go J. B. Saylor and Mrs. W. D. Neill and the honor guests. The young ing Mr. Ezell's absence. couple left that evening for Maxie Mr. and Mrs. Alex Parks and Warner. Others present were Mrs. Union and third to Baker counties. out with him for the evening for an of Butter Creek, motored to Lexing City, Wn., where Mr. Arnold is em family and J. B. Lawrence went to Livestock Judging Contest. inexpensive good time. What the ton Saturday to attend the funeral ployed. John Day Saturday where they will A. W. Turnbiad. Miss Kay Turn- Butter Creek Dairy Club, Hermis Mrs. Herbert Sullivan and son operate a mine. two manage to do for their two dol of O. B Cox. member of a pioneer Pat and Mrs. Edna DeSpain came Members of the Christian Endeavor btad. Mrs. W. C. Morehouse, Mrs. ton, second place. Bruce Lindsay. lars. and the resulting complica family of Morrow county. Mr. War from Roseburg last week to visit at Jens 8kovbo, Mrs. Ella Pynn and Rodman Hartley and Ralph Neill. tions, lead up to the exciting climax ner conducted the service, and In the home ot their parents, Mr. and enjoyed a swimming party and pic- Mrs. F. E. Earnhart. (Continued on page 3) (Continued on page I) terment was la Heppner cemetery. Mrs. Charles Baker. Mrs. DeSpain of this nnigae offering. STANFIELD CCC ENROLEES AND OFFICERS TRANSFERRED TO CAMP AT REDMOND
