The Hermiston herald., August 25, 1938, Page 4, Image 4

THURSDAY, AUGUST 25, 1938.
THE HERMISTON HERALD, HERMISTON, OREGON.
PAGH POUR
d au g h ter M arie, Mr. an d Mr«. A1
Gregory, Mr. and Mrs. Tom G regory
T UMATILLA NEWS t and d au g h ter B etty, Mr. an d Mrs.
Roy Penney and Mr. and Mrs.
By ERMA BYRNES.
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« Adolph H eyden an d two ch ildren.
F ra n k Sloan m ade a business trip
.Miss S ara Rix re tu rn e d T hursday
evening from P ra irie C ity w here 8he to P o rtlan d la st w eek, re tu rn in g
has been em ployed th is sum m er at Sunday.
Mrs. H. L. H edrick is spending
the Ricco ranch. Mr. and Mrs. Joe
S p rin g er retu rn ed a t th e same tim e, th is week in P o rtlan d v isitin g her
a fte r sta y in g over n ig h t a t th e d au g h ter Billy.
Mr. and Mrs. Loren M iller of
ranch.
H a rry H ull, Pete McNabb and son P o rtlan d are guests th is week of
Jo h n and M aurice P rid d y retu rn ed th e ir p aren ts Mrs. E llen b erg er a t
T h u rsd ay even in g from a ten day Pilot Rock and Mr. and Mrs. E rn est
G reathouse.
fish in g trip near L ostine.
Mrs. Roy W ilson and son Scotty R obert S tark w ea th er of T he Dalles
of T be Dalles sp en t a few days here was a business v isito r in S tanfield
tra n sa c tin g business th is week. Mrs. T hursday and F riday. Mr. S ta rk ­
W ilson sold h er house and lot to w eath er has purchased a m eat m ar­
ket in The Dalles.
Mrs. Jess Connell.
Miss Alice H edrick is v isitin g her
Mr. and Mrs. Joe S p rin g er left
F rid ay for S eattle w here they w ill sister, Mrs. R alph Isackson near
spend a week v isitin g th e ir d a u g h ­ Echo.
Miss M arie L ane spent th e week
te r and son-in-law , Mr. and Mrs.
end in P endleton w ith h er cousins,
W allace M ahoney.
T h e Misses S ara Rix and C lara Mr. and Mrs. P h il Quimby.
L ester S u tto n and d a u g h te r Zelma
C orrigan left F rid a y m orning for
P o rtlan d w here th ey w ill rem ain and Don P erk in s are picking prunes
in th e v icin ity of F reew ater.
u n til school begins.
Mr. and Mrs. Ja y B aker and
Mrs. Jess Connell h as purchased
th e old Bill Shepherd house an d is d au g h ter Sharon Lee have recently
retu rn ed from a m otor trip w ith
going to ren t.
Mr. and Mrs. G lenn Ostrom spent Mrs. B ak er’s p aren ts, Mr. an d Mrs.
F rid a y evening in P endleton on Dickson of Pom eroy, W n. They
w ent as far n o rth as L eth b rid g e and
business.
Mrs. A m anda B yrnes stopped over on th e ir re tu rn enjoyed stops a t
n ig h t a t th e hom e of her son Jam es G lacier N ational P ark , Coulee Dam
B yrnes on h er way home to T ouchet, and Spokane.
Miss Rose Hoosier retu rn ed F ri­
W n„ a fte r sp en d in g tw o m onths in
day from La G rande w here she a t ­
K lam ath Falls.
Mr. and Mrs. A lvin B readall and tended sum m er school a t E astern
E ffie Bullock sp en t F rid a y in W alla Oregon N orm al. She w ill en te r the
Southern N orm al a t A shland
th is
W alla.
Mrs. E. M cKenzie and d au g h te r fall, m aking her hom e w ith h er bro­
Jean sp en t F rid a y
aftern o o n
in th e r an d fam ily, Mr. and Mrs. E dgar
Hoosier.
P endleton.
Mr. and Mrs. Jam es H oskins have
Mr. an d Mrs. C arl A nderson, Mr.
and Mrs. Jam es Olson spent S a tu r­ retu rn ed from th e m ountains.
Raym ond Beebe retu rn ed Monday
day in W alla W alla.
Mrs. Bill S w itzler and Mr. and from T he Dalles w here he sp en t a
Mrs. Jo h n Lennox sp en t F rid a y in week a t th e home of his sister, Mrs.
R alph F in ley .
P endleton.
Mr. and Mrs. J. F. R ueber and
Mrs. R aym ond M cNabb an d Mrs.
G lenn O strom sp e n t S atu rd ay a f te r ­ d au g h ter N ad in e m otored to The
Dalles and Odell la st week.
noon in P en d leto n shopping.
Mr. an d Mrs. Wm. P arry , Mr. and
A lv erta T h o rn , who has been vis­
itin g a t th e Jo h n W u rste r hom e re ­ Mrs. R. G. P enney and Mr. and Mrs.
tu rn ed to h er home in P endleton A1 G regory w ere am ong S tanfield
people a tte n d in g th e a n n u a l tu rk ey
S atu rd ay .
Mrs. Rex H an s spent S atu rd ay in picnic for th e E a ste rn Oregon T u r­
key G row ers’ association at th e U.
P endleton v isitin g .
Mr. and Mrs. Alex R au left T h u rs S. Field S tatio n a t H erm iston la st
day on a tw o w eeks’ vacation. The S aturday.
Miss L eveta Samson is v isitin g
ch ild ren a re sta y in g a t th e home of
her g ra n d p a re n ts Mr. and Mrs. G.
her m other in P o rtlan d .
Mr. and Mrs. S tan Sannes and W. Samson a t U m atilla.
Miss R a tliff of Spokane visited
g irls sp en t S atu rd ay shopping in
P endleton.
Mr. an d Mrs. Tom T u ck er left
Sunday on a fish in g trip . Mrs. R.
Jo d er is w orking for Mr. T ucker in
th e post office.
Mr. an d Mrs. Jam es B yrnes and
d a u g h te r Jo an and Mr. and Mrs.
G lenn Ostrom atten d ed th e E lg in -
W eston h ig h w ay celeb ratio n a t Toll
G ate Sunday, re tu rn in g home by
way of E lgin.
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Ju stin so n r e ­
tu rn ed home Sunday from K ent,
Ore., w here they have been at th e
home of his b ro th er for th ree weeks.
Miss Elsie Ja n e T ucker of L ex­
ington. th ird and fo u rth grade
teach er in th e local school, visited
here Monday m orning.
M ildred Conlon, who has been
leader a t a cam p for tw o m onths,
re tu rn e d home Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. L yle Brow n and Mr.
and Mrs. Ray McNabb atten d ed th e
E lgin-W eston road celebration a t
Toll G ate Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. F red W arn stro m and
d a u g h te r of P endleton arriv ed T ues­
day to spend a few days v isitin g her
p aren ts. Mr. and Mrs. P ete McNabb.
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4H Clubbers
W ill A g a in
Compete for
Plummer
T ropby
A w ard
4-H Club team s from 6 W estern train in g ha« done for them hi the
a tate s will compete In dem onstra­ field of hom e economics.
F in al aw ard to th e w inning team
tion« of th e ir projects on T ues­
will
be based aa usual on th e aver­
day, October 4, and Wednesday,
October 6 a t th e Pacific In te r­ age num ber of point« won by both
national Livestock Exposition in boys and girl» of th e sam e team
¡Portland, October 1 to 9 Inclu­ ra th e r th a n in th e to tal num ber of
points gained.
sive.
Team s which will com pete in
Each com peting team will con­ the six-state contests for the Plum­
sist of fo u r m em bers, two boys m er Trophy will receive from th e
and two girls from each state, who Exposition 50% of th e ir tran sp o r­
will have been duly qualified by tatio n and o th er expenses, up to
elim ination contests held first in th e follow ing am ounts per sta te :
com m unities and then in all coun­ M ontana, 8100; U tah. 8150; Ne­
ties of the states represented.
vada, 8100; Idaho, 87 5; W ashing­
Com petition promises to run ton, 850 and Oregon, 825. The a l­
high because the w inning team lowance Is determ ined by th e dis­
will carry home the much coveted, tance team s m ust travel to tb e Ex­
large silk American flag which for position.
the th irte en th consecutive year
The am ounts allowed a re based
represents the trophy aw arded by upon two team s of two m em bers
O. M. Plum m er, general m anager each from each state. In th e event
of the exposition.
of few er team s or m em bers, the
••We have been very much g ra ti­ funds will be pro-rated on the
fied with the results obtained basis of four members. Additional
through these com petitive dem on­ money will be supplied by com­
strations of the actual work ac­ m unity and other in terested o r­
complished by 4-H boys and girls ganizations.
Executives of the Pacific In ter­
from year to year,” stated Mr.
Plum n.er in discussing th e annual national Livestock Exposition are
contests. ‘'The d e m o n s t r a t i o n s highly optim istic regarding this
have proven Intensely interesting year’s attendance and stated th at
to the public in general and of they are confident th a t th e nine-
practical value to club members day program of education and en­
who are given an opportunity to te rtain m en t, October 1st to 9th
display th e ir own achievem ents and will provide plenty of in te re st for
gain know ledge and experience all. The en tertain m en t program of
from th e dem onstrations and work H orse Show and Rodeo will in ­
clude fo r th e first tim e, exhibi­
of o th e r m em bers.”
W ork done w ith livestock and tions by a crack drill team from
ag ricu ltu ral products will be dem­ C anada’s world fam- v - Cavalry
S ci< . ***ooa
onstrated by th e boys while th e R egim ent “ L o r d
girls will show w hat 4-H Club H orse.”
Corrigan at State Pair.
SALEM— P atro n s to O regon’s 77th
a n n u a l sta te fair, opening here La­
bor Day for seven days, may get a
chance to see Douglas
("W rong-
W ay ") C orrigan and the plane he
flew th e A tla n tic— if the term s are
not too high. T he o th e r day Leo G.
S p itzb art, fair m anager, sen t Cor­
rig an a w ire, ask in g for term s. The
w ire said:
“ In view of your scheduled trip
west, w hat would your term s for one
or tw o-day ap p earan ce a t Oregon
s ta te fair, opening L abor Day. Clos
ing Septem ber 11. H ave lan d in g
field on fairg ro u n d s."
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EXTR A
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CH EESE
CREAM, lb.
COFFEE
Hills’lb
MARSHMALLOWS Fluffiest
V A N I L L A Westag, 8 oz. bottle
O.K. LAUNDRY SOAP
CRACKERS
PEPPER
TOMATOES “
SO U P
« lb Box
Lb Pk«
yD ,‘zrE‘' cans 99c
Chicken, 3 cans
SPA G H ETTI
TOMATO JUICE
KOOLADE
With Tomato
& Cheese 3 cans
20 oz. cans,
3 cans
or Miracleade, 4 for
CANDY BARS or Wrigley'! t um>
Wholewheat Flakes Kellog’t
Grapenut Flakes
K*n<«'9
Connor’s Cash Store
Hermistoa Mercantile Cooperative
Friday, Saturday and Monday Special*!
PHONE 401
her p are n ts Mr. and Mrs. C harles
R a tliff last week w hile on h er v a­
cation.
Mrs. Fred L au g h ary and son Roy
retu rn ed
F rid ay
from
P o rtlan d
w here she visited h er d au g h ter, Mrs.
W. Blessing, her son Tom, and o th er
relatives. They also w ent to V er­
nonia, Cannon Beach and Seaside.
Mrs. H enry H am m ill recen tly re ­
tu rn ed from a v acation sp en t in
P o rtlan d , C hehalis and Sequim, W n.
Mr. and Mrs. R ich ard H am m ill of
Sequim b ro u g h t h e r home and re ­
m ained for a few days.
Six days of horse races are in
sto re for tu rf fans a t th e 77th a n ­
n u al Oregon sta te fa ir w hich opens
in Salem L abor day for seven days.
O pening race is 1 :3 0 o’clock L abor
day.
COUNTY COUKT
(C ontinued from page 3)
Payroll .................................. 98.79
Percy Sweet, G eneral Road
Payroll ............. .................. 93.07
Jack E nglish. G eneral Road
Payroll ..................................
5.58
L. M cIntyre, G eneral Road
Payroll ............................
96.60
A. L. W arnock, G eneral
Road P ayroll .......................
6.48
W alt P icard , G eneral Road
P ay ro ll ................................... 77.59
Cecil Sams, G eneral Road
Payroll ..................................
47.01
S. P. W esterv elt, G eneral
Road P ayroll ....................... 54.30
E. L. S tephens, G eneral
Road Payroll ......................
97.32
Neil Devore, G eneral Road
Payroll .................................. 89.71
F ra n k T aylor, G eneral Road
P ayroll ...............................
98.94
W. F. Brow n, G eneral Road
P ayroll .................................. 183.94
E. S. Fox, G eneral Road
Payroll
....... 98.94
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Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Gossage a re
th e p are n ts of a 12 pound son born
Tuesday. A ugust 23, in St. A n th ­
ony's ho sp ital in P endleton.
Mrs. S ara A nson e n tertain ed Wed
nesday, A ugust 17, a t her home for
her son and d au g h ter-in -la w , Mr.
and Mrs. Jess Anson, th e occasion
being th e ir 17th w edding an n iv e r­
sary. A pproxim ately 80 neighbors
enjoyed a social evening w ith ice
cream and cake served.
Mrs. F ra n k C orneille com plim ent­
ed her husband w ith a su rp rise
b irth d a y p arty
S atu rd ay
n ig h t.
A bout 70 persons were in atten d a n ce
to p a rtic ip a te in old tim e dancing,
w ith music by Mrs. P ark s and son
Lisle.
Mr. ajid Mrs. H. C. M arker and
two ch ild ren of Lovelock. N evada,
are v isitin g a t th e home of her mo­
th e r, Mrs. F ran k Cornielles. They
have come w ith th e In ten tio n of lo­
catin g in th is vicinity.
Mr. and Mrs. V .R .C hristopher have
as ’th e ir bouse guests th e ir d au g h ter
and her husband. Mr. and Mrs. Jo h n
P ru n k o p of Sum pter. Ore., th e ir son
A, C h risto p h er of Iaildsburg. New
Mexico, an d Bill P rukop of Tusron.
Arizona.
Mr». F. S. G reen w as hostess to
the b ridge club a t her home Monday.
S tan field people atte n d in g th e
Toll G ate road celeb ratio n S unday
w ere Mr. and Mrs. Jam es Lane and
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