THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER 22, 1938
PAGE FIVE
THE HERMISTON HERALD, HERMISTON, OREGON.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Barlow, Mrs. Eva
reprints The panes sell tor 25 cents
'PROFESSOR BEWARE' each
Warner and Mrs. Chas. Goodwin
and may be bought by mail or
visited at the Fred Teague home in STARTING FRIDAY
directly from the county or state
By Maryatta Thomas
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Goodwin ar Athena, Sunday.
headquarters.
Clyde Tannehill and family left
rived Friday for a visit with Mrs.
A comedian’s life is not all beer
Goodwin’s mother, Mrs. Eva War for California. Saturday, to spend and skittles, take it from Harold 4-H CLUBBERS
the next two weeks visiting friends Lloyd, who declares that scenes
ner.
There wtll be a rally day program and relatives. Mrs. Ed Barlow is from his latest film. "Professor Be W l LL BE SELECTED
at the Community church Sunday, carrying the mail during Mr. Tan ware," which starts Friday at the
also pot luck dinner in the base nehill’s absence.
While 4-H members of Umatilla
Oasis Theatre, have given him gome
Ted Wilson left Sunday for La of the most unforgettable moments county await selection of an out
ment after the program.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Baker and Grande where he will attend the in his entire screen career.
standing boy and girl from their
See Guy Shaw
small daughter returned to Cove, Eastern Oregon Normal this year.
Perhaps the most famous single group, judges who will announce
Imogene Wilson was home over
Ore., Saturday after caring for the
on the screen throughout the the choice are studying the achieve
Co-operative Hardware Giess place this summer. Mr. and Sunday. She is employed at Arling object
years has been the horn-rimmed, ment and leadership record of each
ton.
Mrs. Giess returned last week.
lenseless glasses which Lloyd em contestant preparatory to making a
Service
Mr. and Mrs. George Wicklander ploys on the screen. He first adopt final choice later in the month. The
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Martin went to
Athena last Saturday and returned Jr., were in The Dalles over the ed them back in the two reeler days, judges in this county are Miss Fran
Farm Bureau Co-operative
Sunday bringing their two sons week end.
of Hermiston
and they are still as much a part of ces Clinton, home demonstration ag
H. H. Holden left for Arizona af his characterization in "Professor ent, W. A. Holt, county agricultural
home with them.
Pat Healy came home Friday from ter picking melons here for several Beware” as they were originally.
agent, J. A. Yeager, county school
weeks.
Wallowa, Ore.
The story of their adoption goes superintendent, and Will Glass,
Mrs. A. E. McFarland of Umatilla back to a day many years ago when manage' of the Pendleton branch of
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ular Grange
meeting
Saturday, picture, in which the hero, a peace
In recognition of their achieve
night. Her topic was "Cooperative ful parson, who wore glasses, sud ments. the two winning 4-H club
Hospitalization,” which is of serious denly became a raging tornado when bers will be in Portland, October 5,
interest to all communities.
aroused by the villian. Lloyd, look 6 and 7 to attend the Pacific Inter
Ralph and Edward Skovbo, Lawr ing for something to supplant his national Livestock Exposition as
ence and Bobbie Smith, John and "Lonesome Luke" characterization guests of The First National Bank
Vernon Partlow, Louis Kobow, A1 figured the spectacles would create of Portland. All entertainment and
Browning, left Sunday with Buster the impression desired, that of com transportation will be arranged by
Rands for the mountains near Long plete placidity, so he bought the the bank, cooperating with H. C.
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Creek on a deer hunting trip.
first pair he could locate. The lens Seymour, Oregon 4-H club director.
V. Colosso and family enjoyed the es were done away with immediate
In Portland the winners will Join
day at Mt. Hood last Sunday.
outstanding club members from oth
ly because of the light reflection.
George Agee of Umatilla visited in
The glasses caught on. The wist er counties in the state, and the
Boardman Monday.
ful, sympathetic young American huge party will register in a body
The Missionary society met Wed who appeared so helpless and yet at one of the large hotels under the
nesday with Mrs. Eva Warner.
who was able to display, when occa chaperonage of a bank officer.
J. F. Gorham attended a demo sion demanded, the proverbial Amer
Selection of each boy and girl will
cratic meeting in Pendleton Satur lean fighting spirit, became famous. be based on a system of achieve
day.
ments worked out by Mr. Seymour
Mike Healy left Tuesday for Wal
which records individual activities
STUDENT
EARNINGS
Iowa where he will look after his
in 4-H club work. Last year’s guests
sheep for some time.
AT OSC FOUND HIGH from Umatilla county were Erma
A group of people met at the Lyle
Rencken of Freewater and Leo Rue-
home Friday evening to charivari
Oregon State College— OSC stu ber of Stanfield.
Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Forbes.
dents earned last year a total of
Paul Smith, accompanied by Mrs 5212,380.28, when scholarships, fel CHAMPIONS LEARN FROM
Smith and Pauline, took a load of lowships and NYA payments are in
AMERICAN BOY MAGAZINE
melons to Portland Friday.
cluded, according to figures gather
Mr. and Mrs. Leo V. Root motor ed by E. B. Lemon, registrar, at the
Many famous athletes in all sports
ed to Athena, Sunday, and spent the request of the central office of the
credit much of their success to play
day with their son, Vernon Root.
state system. This figure does not ing tips and suggestions received
Rev. H. B. Thomas and daughter include student loan fund distribu
from sports articles carried in THE
Maryetta are reported much improv tion in the amount of 538,406.
AMERICAN BOY Magazine.
ed and are expected home this week
Items in the total are as follows;
Virtually every issue of THE
Nancy Rands went to Portland NYA, 535,158.14; state scholarships,
AMERICAN BOY offers advice from
Saturday for a visit with her aunt 55.683.50; fellowships, 531,441.68;
a coach or player. Football, basket
Mrs. Dan Buffington.
college labor roll, 579,455.96; place ball, baseball, track, tennis, in fact,
At a meeting of the Boardman ment through men’s employment
every major sport is covered in fic
high school student body the follow service, 544,876; placement through
tion and articles.
ing officers were elected for the en women’s employment service, 515,-
This is Just one feature of THE
suing term. Janet Gorham, presi 765.
AMERICAN BOY Magazine. Ad
dent; Lewis McDonald, vice presi
Mr. Lemon points out that even venture, exploration, sports, humor,
dent; Echo Coats, treasurer; and this figure is probably incomplete,
flying, science, travel, detecting,
Essie Jones, secretary.
inasmuch as many students obtain animals, are well represented in
The class presidents are: Jack Ol work without the fact being record
stirring stories.
son, senior; Ralph Skoubo, junior; ed by college authorities. In all
THE AMERICAN BOY sells on all
Neal Bleakney, sophomore; and probability such earnings would add
newsstands at 15c a copy. Subscrip
Mardell Gorham, freshmen.
about 520,000, he said. Student tion prices are 51 50 for one year or
Herbert Parsons spent Sunday earnings during the summer vaca
53.00 for three years. To subscribe
with his family.
tion period are difficult to estimate, simply send your name, address and
John Healy is visiting at the Mike but from self-help figures included
remittance to THE AMERICAN
Healy home this week.
on registration blanks, Lemon be BOY, 7430 Second Blvd., Detroit,
lieves that such summer earnings Mich.
adv.
Engineers from all parts of the aggregate about 8420,000.
United States will convene next
Couples married in 1889 will cele
year at the 1939 California World’s
Fair on Treasure Island, with July COLLECTORS OFFERED brate their Oolden Wedding Day at
the 1939 Golden Gate International
13 set as Engineering Day at the
Exposition.
SPECIAL T. B. STAMPS
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BOARDMAN
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Exposition on Treasure Island at a
special program being arranged by
the Golden Wedding Society of Cali
fornia, Club No. 1.
WINTERCBAL
Summer Price*
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this week.
COME TO THE FAIR
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and enjoy yourself . . .
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UMATILLA PROJECT 3
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4-H Clubbers Are
Especially Welcomed
in Our Show This Year
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PORTLAND, Sept. 20 (Special)—
Honoring four men who have con
tributed much to the fight on tuber
culosis, a pane of stamps, designed
primarily for collectors, now is
available at the headquarters of the
Oregon Tuberculosis association in
the Woodlark 'Building here and the
various county public health asso
ciations of the state.
The pane, or souvenir panel, in
cludes not only a replica of this
year’s Christmas Seal but also por
traits of Laennec who discovered the
stethoscope; Koch of Germany who
proved that tuberculosis was spread
by germs; Trudeau who established
the first tuberculosis sanatorium in
the United Statee and Holboll who
started the first Christmas Seal sale
to raise funds to ligh t the disease.
As a special Inducement to collec
tors, officers of the National Tuber
culosis association have announced
that only 25,000 copies of the pantl
have been printed in the whole Unit
ed States and that there will be no
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