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THURSDAY, MAY 25, 193*.
T H E H E R M IS TO N HERALD. HERM ISTON. OREGON.
T h e H e r m is to n H e r a ld
Published Every Thursday at
Hermiston, Umatilla County, Oregon.
Alfred Quiring and Leander Quiring, Publishers.
Entered at the post office at Hermiston as Second
Class Matter, Dec. 1906, Umatilla County, Oregon.
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PUBLISIfERj/ A } s CECIATI ON
DECORATION DAY
Once a year comes a day for the living to remem­
ber the dead. Next Tuesday, May 30, it is a goodly
and proper thing for those living and able to mark
this remembrance with sweet flowers. As a people,
we are not very emotional, and if there is any way
in which we can bring our kindness to the surface,
it should be done, and so the encouragement of the
day sacred to the memory of those who have gone
before is worthy of much consideration. Decoration
Day must essentially be one entirely free from any
feeling but that of generosity and loving kindness.
It is a beautiful idea—this one of decorating the
graves of all the soldiers, but how much better it
would be to carry the custom even further, and not
have even one grave in the cemetery overlooked.
UMATILLA NEWS
By Mrs. Glenn Ostrom
“Surprise Your Husband”
School doors closed again for a
three m onths vacation F riday m orn­
ing.
The U m atilla Garden club held Its
first flower show in th e com m unity
hail Saturday afternoon. A lovely
display of roses were the main fea­
ture. Mrs. John W u rster won the
sweepstakes prize. A short program
was given and a tea was served.
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond McNabb
and daughter Deana spent last Tues­
day evening in Pendleton.
Mr. and Mrs. Ursel H iatt have as
th eir guest his m other, Mrs. H iatt
of Pendleton.
Mr and Mrs. Carl Brownell of
Portland visited at the home of th eir
dau g h ter and family, Mr. and Mrs.
Irw in Chapman, while they attended
the g rad u atin g exercises for th eir
daughter, Naomi Brownell.
The high school held th e ir annual
picnic a t Bingham Springs Friday.
Thomas S lattery took them up in his
truck.
Mr. and Mrs. Norman W orthley
left Friday m orning for P ortland
where they will be at th e home of
her parents this summer.
Hugh Van Scholark drove Miss
Sara Rix to Portland over th e week
end where she visited h er sister and
he visited his mother.
Mr. and Mrs. Andy Baldwin and
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Buhm an of
H eppner spent Sunday visitin g at
th e Ursel H iatt home.
Mr. and Mrs. Je rry Sm ith and son
have moved into the W orthley house
for th is summer.
Veta Moran and Robert Brownell,
who are atten d in g K lnm an's Busi­
ness U niversity in Spokane spent
th e last week at the home of th eir
raren ts.
Mr and Mr. Bill Boulton have as
th eir guest his uncle of Los Angeles.
Mrs. F ran k Clark and M argaret
returned front P arkdale and Boise.
Idaho, w here they visited th e ir mo­
thers over M other's Day.
Mrs. Eleanore McKenzie has re­
turned from W isconsin where she
spent several days visiting. Her
au n t retu rn ed home w ith her.
Mr and Mrs. Jack Sales and a
friend of P ortland spent Sunday
visiting here.
Rill Bousquet spent Tuesday In
Hood River
His m other. Mrs Art
Bousquet, accompanied him th a t far
and then will go on to C alifornia
where she will visit her daughter.
Mrs. "B um p” Franklin
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By Mrs. W. C. Isom
For lalormatloa aad detail« cell oa
Mrs. Rieks who has been visiting
relatives and friends at W allowa, re ­
turned T hursday.
Mrs. Bronell and d au g h ter Ruth
Stevens from P ortland visited Mrs.
Bronell's m other. Mrs. J. A. Gray-
beal F riday and Saturday.
Mrs. George Kendler Jr. and
dau ghter Yvonne and little son
George of Mason City, W n.. visited
her parents. Mr. and Mr». W. C.
Isom, and Mr. and Mra. Geo. Kend-
J e r a t U m atilla from F rid ay un til
Monday.
Mrs. Roy M innick and aon Leroy
were involved in an au to accident at
Hermiston S aturday night. N either
were injured seriously b ut suffered
several cuts and bruises. ’
Miss Mary Culp of La G rande, the
teacher who is tak in g Mias Boling's
place as 4th. 5th and 6th grade
teacher next year, spent Friday
night a t Mrs. O. Coryells.
Mrs. Skelten of Leavenw orth, Wn.
visited her sister. Mrs. Bessie Wis­
dom last week, leaving again Mon­
day.
The commencement exercises held
a t the high school F riday evening
was attended by a large crowd. Dr.
Elmo Stevens of La G rande gave a
very Interesting address. The high
school graduates were Ju n e Stevens,
R obert Brace, Mary Acockf Clarence
Fredrickson, Irvin W hipple and John
Swearengen. The eighth grade g ra ­
duates w'ere P au la H aberlien, C urtis
Stevens. Bob W aters, Agnes Cald­
well, Lavelle M arkham . Ju a n ita
Voile. Charles Acock, John F redrick­
son and Joe W ilson. The entire
teaching staff will retu rn next year
w ith the exception of Mias Boling,
who has accepted a position near her
home In P o rtlan d , and Miss Clarke,
who has also resigned for a position
nearer her home. Miss Mary Culp
from La G rande will take Miss Bo­
lin g ’s place and Miss D orothy Col-
ten will accept Miss C larke’s place
as high school teacher.
Mrs. Ollie Coryell left by bus for
The Dalles Monday for a few days
stay w ith her sister.
Miss Boling left for P o rtlan d F ri­
day and Miss Clarke w ent to Eugene
the same day. Miss D usenberry has
gone to her home a t W eiser, Idaho.
Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Eddy left for
Sandpoint. Idaho^ F riday evening.
Miss Mary Crooks accompanied
her fa th e r who has been v isitin g here
to Boise, Idaho, Saturday.
Prof. R alph Jones and wife left
for W alla W alla Monday for a short
stay and w ill then atten d the
W orld’s F a ir at San Francisco, Cal.,
re tu rn in g to the U niversity at
Berkeley, Cal., where he will spend
the summer.
A large crowd from here attended
the 4-H club picnic a t Boardman
Sunday and rep o rt a splendid time.
A. C. H oughton who wrecked his
car recently has purchased a new
COLUMBIA NEWS
By Lois Hutchison
Carl H am m er was a business visi­
tor in Pendleton S aturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Neill and
d au g h ter Peggy were Monday din­
ner guests a t th e L. H am m er home.
Mrs. Amanda Shaver spent sever­
al days last week a t the home of
her son, H arry Shaver an d family
at Cornelia, Ore.
Mrs. Rovilla Thomas of Lowden,
Wn., H. Hodges an d son Stanley,
Mr. and Mrs. Carl H am m er and
children Carol and Dick were Sun­
day visitors a t the L ester Hammer
home.
Mr. and Mrs. A1 Bond of Salem
visited Monday a t th e L. C. Upham
home. They were on th eir way to
Lewiston, Idaho.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Rogers and son
Emsley have moved back on th eir
old place in Columbia d istrict. They
left here several years ago and have
eneb located a t A shland. Ore.
Edw ard Shaw Is helping H arry
Mammon in the hay th is week.
Mr. an d Mrs. R. J. W ilb u r of Dun­
can were Sunday an d Monday visi­
tors a t the Mabel W eeks home.
E ig th th grade grad u atio n exercis­
es were held W ednesday afternoon
of last week a t Columbia school
house. Those g rad u atin g were Dor­
othy H iatt, Mary Sommerer, Norpaa
G etchell, Lewis W ilson, Alfred Buell,
Melvin DeGarmo, H arvey Thompson
and Bobby Eaton. T he graduates
gave a play, “ Raspberry Red,” as­
sisted by the seventh graders.
Miss M yrthena M artin, prim ary
teacher of Columbia school, left for
her home a t M adras, Ore., a t the
close of school Friday. H er fath er
and b ro th er cam e for her. She and
her sister left M adras S aturday
m orning to v isit the San Francisco
exposition.
Mrs. Emma C hristley has a new
refrig erato r, purchased last week.
Mrs. J. E. Schroder and two child­
ren were here from Pendleton to a t­
tend th e g rad u atio n exercises in
H erm iston. She is Mabel W eeks'
daughter.
W ill Barber, who form erly lived
in th is d istrict, retu rn ed last S atu r­
day from th e V eteran ’s hospital a t
W alla W alla. He is reported to be
g ettin g along fine.
Mrs. L. W. Douglas spent the
week end a t P ilo t Rock w here she
attended the g rad u atio n exercises of
the P ilo t Rock Union high school.
Her g ran d d au g h ter, M arva H u tch i­
son, was one of th e graduates.
The county commissioners were
in th is d istric t Monday afternoon on
business.
Edw ard Shaw, who was called to
his home in Colorado, because of the
critical condition of his father, re­
turned home T hursday of last week.
His fath e r developed pneum onia fol­
lowing a serious car accident. E d­
ward states his fath e r was well out
of danger when he left, b ut is still
in th e hospital iat Greely.
Rachel W eeks is spending a week
w ith h er sister, Mrs. J. E. Schroder
and family, near Pendleton.
H enry Hooker celebrated
his)
b irthday Sunday. Those present
were Mr. and Mrs. B. Jellin ek of
Stanfield. H enry W heeler and Alton
Hooker and children.
Mr. and Mrs. L. W. Douglas were
looking aftes the in terests of Mar­
vin H utchison in th is d istric t Mon­
day. They rep o rt th a t all t'he win-
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A lbert Liebe, who seemed to be
dows have been removed from the
g ettin g along so nicely had a rise In
house since the re n te r vacated.
T em perature th e la tte r p a rt of th e
week, and it was found necessary to
(Too late for last week)
reset the leg.
E v erett H. Davis, extension spe­
cialist of Oregon S tate college, and
M. E. K nickerbocker were at the B.
H utchison farm Tuesday m orning
By Mrs. Bernice W atten b u rg er
checking over the recently installed
garden sprinklers. W alter R. Moul­
ton, U tilization R epresentative, R.E.
Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Ayers and fam ­
A., W ashington, D. C., was also there
ily spent Saturday in Pendleton on
la te r in the day.
Mrs. H. J. Ott states th a t her mo­ business.
ther, w hile not seriously ill, is not
Mr. and Mrs. H arold Stew art of
much Improved. The m other lives Seattle retu rn ed to th e ir home S un­
in Missouri, and Miss W althers left day afte r visitin g w ith Mrs. Stew ­
recently to be w ith her,
a rt's parents. Mr. and Mrs. J. S.
Mrs. W. A. Mikesell received word Moore.
last week of the death of a brother
John H arrison has purchased a
a t St. Joseph, Mo.
new Ford V-8 pick-up.
Cecil Madden, who has been
Mr. and Mrs. A. E. W atten b u rg er
away shearing sheep in W ashington were Sunday m orning callers a t th e
and Oregon, retu rn ed home last Pete W ilkens home.
T hursday and is again at work in
Mr. and Mrs. R obert McGreer and
the co-op feed store.
Bobby Grounvold and Ronald Mc­
Mrs. Nellie Tucker w ent to Med­ Donald spent Sunday a t Sunset Inn.
ford Saturday afte r receiving word
E arl Abbott, who has been in th e
of the death of her brother-in-law .
V eteran’s hospital the past three
Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Wilcox and years retu rn ed to th e Boylen ranch
Mr. and Mrs. Claud Wilcox left Mon­ Monday.
day for California w here they will
Robert McGreer and daughter
visit the W orld’s F air. They will be Shirley left for Redmond Tuesday to
gone a week.
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