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THURSDAY, JUNE 8, 1939.
THE HERMISTON HERALD, HERMISTON, 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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I A TI ON
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Have You A House To Rent?
This question has been asked of us many times
in the past month. It seems that the housing situ­
ation in this fair city is getting more acute as time
goes on. With the many new developments going
on in Hermiston and in neighboring towns it is nec­
essary that more houses be obtained to take care of
the added inhabitants.
What steps can be taken to relieve the situation
is beyond our knowledge. However, it is getting to
be an old story that there are no vacant houses here
and Hermiston is bound to lose many new citizens
unless something is done in the near future.
It Pays To Play Safe
A total of 328 lives were claimed in Oregon due
to traffic accidents in 1938—a huge sum, yet a de­
crease of nine per cent over 1937 when 361 deaths
occurred. This decrease is not just chance or a law
of averages but is the result of a definite prevention
program sponsored by Earl Snell, secretary of state,
and his co-workers.
This reduction in lives lost is the result of hard
efficient work, that has grown out of the state-wide
program which was launched approximately two
years ago and has finally begun to bear fruit. Var­
ious means have been taken to educate the driving
public in ways and means to cut down accidents.
Press stories have been published, school children
have been taught, better highways have been built,
and honest law enforcement under modern highway
codes have left an impression on autoists that safety
pays.
Accidents cost lives, money and unhappiness—
safe driving costs nothing. Let’s all play safe.
an d th e follo w in g g ra n d c h ild re n of H ia tt hom e for som e tim e.
Mr. an d Mrs. O. W a rn s tro m of
th e honorees, B ill C om stock, an d
C arolyn, G ilb ert a n d S p en cer S m ith. P en d leto n v isited a t th e hom e of
Miss M arie T en n y le ft - M onday th e ir son F red a n d fam ily h e re S u n ­
w ith th e 4-H d e le g a te s to a tte n d day.
su m m er school
C o rv allis J u n e ------
5 th 1 Mr. an d Mrs. Jam es B yrnes and
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to 1 6 th .
n fie
ld G ran g e ii is d a u g h te rs J e a n , Mrs. G lenn O strom
T h e S ta
tan
field
th e sponsor of h e r sch o larsh ip . Ma an d Mrs. P au l W alsh a n d c h ild re n ,
rie co m pleted th r e e
p ro je c ts
la s t sp en t M em orial d ay in W alla W alla,
y ear besides offices held in th e v a r­ and also visited a t th e E d B yrnes
ious clubs.
home in T ouchet.
M o rris H u tto n
of T illam o o k is
Je a n M cK enzie sp e n t F rid a y in
v is itin g a t th e hom e of h is siste r, P en d leto n w here sh e v isited h e r sis­
Mrs. W ilb u r G ifford.
te r B etty w ho is a n u rs e in St. A n­
Rev. an d Mrs. J. K. G riffith and th o n y ’s H ospital.
d a u g h te rs
E s th e r a n d
M a rg a re t,
Mrs. B ill S w itz le r a n d Mrs. Jo h n
h av e re tu rn e d to P ilo t R ock a fte r
h av in g co n d u cted th e v acatio n Bible Lennox s p e n t M em orial day in W a l­
school h e re fo r th e p a st tw o weeks. la W alla.
Rod. K rin g m otored to P o rtla n d
In lieu of th e u su al serm on th e
ev en in g c h u rc h h o u r w as devoted to S a tu rd ay , r e tu rn in g S u n d ay w ith h is
c h ild re n ’s d ay ex ercises in c h a rg e of wife and fo u r m o n th s old d a u g h te r,
w ho have been w ith h e r m o th er.
Mrs. G riffith s.
Je a n M cK enzie, w ho w on th e E a s­
M r an d Mrs. E d g a r H oosier and
Miss R ose H o o sier of A sh land a re te rn S ta r 4-H sch o la rsh ip , le ft S u n ­
b ein g w elcom ed by frien d s. Mr. and day fo r C o rv allis w here she w ill a t ­
Mrs. H o o sier a re v is itin g re la tiv e s tend su m m er school.
Mr. an d Mrs. U rsel H ia tt le ft th e
in E cho H e rm isto n an d S ta n fie ld
w h ile Miss Rose is a t th e hom e of firs t of th e w eek fo r P o rtla n d w here
h e r p a re n ts, M r. an d Mrs. O. M. Mr. H ia tt w ill a tte n d a m e etin g of
H oosier. She w ill a tte n d
su m m er firem en. Mr. H ia tt is fire c h ief of
school a t A sh lan d u p o n th e ir re tu rn U m atilla.
Mrs. W illiam C onlon a n d Mrs. E l­
e a rly n e x t w eek.
T h e W illiam B ehm e fam ily have m ore M cK enzie sp e n t M onday sh o p ­
moved to th e ir hom e
w hich
th ey p in g in P e n d le to n a n d v is itin g B e t­
p u rch ased re c e n tly from th e D ing ty M cK enzie.
A lbert V ieg of S e a ttle is v is itin g
estate.
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M rs N. D. B ard a n d Mrs. b . p . his m o th er, Mrs. M. V ieg.
Miss R osalind L ennox of P o rtla n d
S m ith a tte n d e d th e M onday m e etin g
of th e H e rm isto n G ard en club. T he is v is itin g a week w ith h e r p a re n ts,
lad ies w ere m uch im pressed by th e Mr. and Mrs. Jo h n L ennox a t th e
ex cellen t re p o rts g iven by M esdam es Bill S w itzler home.
T he cab in s a t th e T exaco service
T. A. O’G rad y an d M rs. F . B. B elt,
d eleg a tes to th e s ta te g a rd e n clu b sta tio n a re com pleted. M r. an d Mrs.
co n v en tio n in F o re s t G rove re cen tly . G lenn O strom w ill hav e c h a rg e of
A bout th ir ty lad ies a tte n d e d th e them .
Mr. and M rs. H ugh V an S choiack
sem i-m o n th ly m e etin g of th e L ad les
Aid T h u rsd a y a fte rn o o n . M rs. G. E. have moved in to th e ir ow n hom e re ­
G reath o u se p resid ed d u rin g th e b u si­ cently v acated by Mrs. A rt Bous-
n ess m eetin g . M iss E lv a B erry , f i­ q uet. w ho b o u g h t th e F ra n k C lark
n a n c ia l c h a irm a n , re p o rte d for th e residence.
Mr. an d Mrs. Del Jack so n
and
m o n th of M ay an d tu rn e d in m oney
d a u g h te r L ouise, M ae W u rs te r and
from th e ‘‘w aist lin e ” p ro ject.
M rs.
rs J.
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u r riffith
im tii h
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of Mr. J a c k s o n 's b ro th e r le ft W ednes-
a m issio n ary p ro g ram follow ed by day for G oldendale to v is it, an d th en
m u s i c a l n u m b ers by th e M isses M ar- on to P o rtla n d w h e re th e tw o g irls
g a re t and E sth e r G riffith and M arie a tten d ed th e R ose F e stiv a l, and th e
L ane. Mrs. Ila W allace served d u r o th ers w ill v isit in H u b e rt. Ore.
in g th e social hour.
COLUMBiANEWS
PINE a n NEWS
By M rs. B ern ice W a tte n b u rg e r
By L ois H u tc h iso n
M arion F in c h and C layton A yers
business v isito rs
B en n ie B oylen, w ho is em ployed w ere P en d leto n
a t T a lo n ’s B arb er an d B eau ty shop, W ednesday.
Mr. an d M rs. A. E. W a tte n b u rg e r
w as hom e from
M ilton over th e
and D onna B usieck, an d M r. and
w eek end.
Mrs. E m m a C h ristley an d son Del Mrs. Jim L a M arr sp e n t S a tu rd a y in
Pasco v is itin g E a rl W a tte n b u rg e r
a tte n d e d th e U nion stock show S a t­
u rd ay . T hey also v isited frie n d s an d and fam ily. Mr. an d M rs. Jim L a
M arr o b ta in e d w ork in K ennew ick.
re tu rn e d hom e Sunday.
Mrs. M arion F in c h an d d a u g h te r
Mrs. Belle C aldw ell of Irrig o n ,
g ra n d m o th e r of Mrs. Bob W oodw ard, a tte n d e d th e q u iltin g a t th e Jo h n
v isited a t th e W oodw ard hom e S u n ­ Brosm om hom e W ednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. H arv ey A yers and
day. Miss A gnes C aldw ell w as also
Mrs. B eu lah H elm s and d a u g h te r
a v isito r.
. sp en t S un d ay in Pasco g e ttin g s tr a w ­
A
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B lin sto n c ele b rated his
b irth d a y S u n d ay . G uests w ere Mr. b e rrie s for c a n n in g .
Mrs. G eorge C u rrin an d son R on­
and Mrs. U. E d w ard s, and Cleve M et­
calf, w hose hom e is in M o n tan a b u t a ld sp e n t S un d ay a t th e Jo h n H a r­
w ho h as been a tte n d in g school a t rison home.
Miss M arie H ealy is sp en d in g a
C orvallis.
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M r and M rs. Jam es A rn b e rg of few days in H ep p n er v is itin g re la ­
Irrig o n a tte n d e d th e T ow nsend p ic­ tives.
Mr. an d M rs. B u rl W a tte n b u rg e r
nic in C olum bia p a rk S u n day, and
in th e ev en in g v isited old frie n d s in w as tr a d in g in Ione and H ep p n er
T h u rsd ay .
th is d is tric t.
A n u m b er of people a tte n d e d th e
Mrs. A. R. B lin sto n , Mrs. W . B.
day In o b serv an ce of th e ir six tie th F o ster, Mrs. H u g h es an d M rs. B a r­ dance a t L ena S a tu rd a y evening.
A ugust R au ch , M alcolm O’B rien
w edding a n n iv e rsa ry . T hey w ere h am called oil Mrs. P ercy C orm an
an d G uy Moore le ft M onday for a
F
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a
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afte
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rs.
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as
m arried in M arysville, Mo., Ju n e
tw o w eeks course a t C orvallis in
By Mrs. J . M< R ic h a rd s
1879, and have resided in a n d n ear '" M r . and Mrs. J. H . R ied le ft S a t­ 4-H club w ork.
Mrs. L u k e Ja rm o n , w ho h as been
S tan field since 1915. O th er g u ests u rd a y for C o rv allis an d
re tu rn e d
Mr. and Mrs. G ilb e rt S m ith hon- included Mr. an d Mrs. G ordon S m ith M onday w ith B a rb a ra R ied w ho has liv in g a t B ak ersfield . C al., le ft th is
red Mr. and Mrs. W. P. S m ith S u n ­ an d Mrs. C elia H u e tt of P o rtla n d , been a tte n d in g O.S.C.
week for H ich am field , H aw aii to
and
Mrs J. A. R o u n d tre e w as a re cen t v is it h e r son R o b e rt Ja rm o n
v isito r a t th e hom e of h e r d a u g h te r fam ily. She p lan s to stay u n til
M rs. E lm er D ixson. She lives a t S eptem ber. M rs. Ja rm o n and fa m i­
ly have lived on B u tte r C reek for a
K '\b o u t ^ 2 0 0 people a tte n d e d
th e n u m b er of years. Miss S h irle y J a r -
T ow nsend p icn ic in C olum bia p a rk mon antj Miss Opal .Tarmon from
S unday. A good tim e as w“ll as a P o rtla n d a re sp en d in g a few days a t
p ro fita b le one w as rep o rted .
Mrs. th e S loan T hom son home.
M r. and M rs. J a s p e r M yers and
L. W. D ixson w as lu ck y lad y an d re ­
fam ily sp en t M onday in P asco and
ceived th e q u ilt.
Mr. and M rs. H. A. H ooker w ere W a lla W a l l a . _____ ________
b u sin ess v isito rs in E ch o M onday.
R achel W eeks is hom e a fte r sp en d ­
in g a w eek w ith h e r sis te r n e a r P en -
d leto n .
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By R uth F isher
Mr and M rs. T a y lo r of U m a tilla
D oris W ilson sp e n t th e week end
w ere v isito rs a t th e H en ry H ooker
hom e T h u rsd a y evening.
v is itin g w ith th e Fords.
B E. O etch ell le ft for D enver
P h y llis W ilson
is v is itin g h er
T h u rsd a y of la s t week w h ere he w ill a u n t, Mrs. W eed, in Condon.
aa offer a century ago
be em ployed on th e U. P. r a l lE”a<J-
A sta S koubo w en t to W a lla W alla
E lm er D ixson w as a W a lla W a lla S a tu rd a y w here sh e h as em ploym ent.
When you buy
L ib H ealy of H ep p n er is v is itin g
v isito r recen tly .
Mrs. A lton H ooker, w ho h a s been h e r cousin, G erald in e H ealy.
JOHN DEERE
q u ite ill. is b e tte r an d h a s re tu rn e d
C h arles M assey moved h is fam ily
from S ta n fie ld to C astle Rock la st
to h e r h o m e , __ __________ _
IMPLEMENTS
w eek.
Mr. M assey is sectio n fo re­
y o u ore assured
m an th ere.
o f re p air service
T h e young a d u lt S u n d ay ¡School
class held a p a rty a t th e Geiss hom e
during their long life
By Mrs. G lenn O strom
S u n d ay a fte rn o o n . A la rg e crow d
a tte n d e d .
G len H adley is v is itin g h is fam ily
M rs P au l W alsh
and
c h ild re n
th is w eek. H is son S ta n to n w ill r e ­
V erna Dale an d M erlin of T h e D alles tu r n to Dale w ith Mr. H adley w h ere
a rriv e d h ere for M em orial day to
sh e a rin g sheep.
v isit w ith h e r p a re n ts, Mr. a n d Mrs. h e E is
lain e F ish er. G eraddine and Mrs.
Ja m e s B yrnes, for a couple of weeks. F u n k h a u s e r w ere d in n e r g u e sts of
Mrs. Lew is F o w ler h as re tu rn e d th e Jo n es fam ily F rid a y .
to h e r hom e in P o rtla n d a fte r sp en d ­
S ilv er tea w ill be held J u n e 7 a t
ing sev eral d ay s a t th e hom e of h e r th e hom e of Mrs. C laude Coata.
b ro th e rs, F loyd an d Don H a rry m a n .
Mr an d Mrs. A1 G eiss w ill leave
Mrs. D. R. B ro w n ell of Spokane soon fo r Mt. H a rris w here Mr. G eiss
w as h e re last w eek g e ttin g h e r ho u s­ w ill a c t as lookout m an.
es clean ed up to re n t, E. W h ism an
M r and Mrs. N eal B leak n ey Sr.
is d o in g th e w ork.
m otored to W alla W alla T h u rsd a y to
Don H a rry m a n sp en t from T h u rs ­ a tte n d th e g ra d u a tio n exercises of
day to S u n d ay in P o rtla n d on b u si­ th e ir d a u g h te r A w ilda.
ness.
Mrs. Mike H u d sp eth cam e from
We «till have one used mower left at the Manuel
Mrs. V. D. B ram er and son Jim C a lifo rn ia to jo in h e r h u sb a n d h e re
le ft th e firs t of la st week fo r a tw o,
Mr. and Mrs. S u lliv an and Roy
Pedro ranch southwest of Echo.
m o n th s v ac a tio n
in P o rtla n d and P a ttlo w . N eal B leakney J r ., AJlbin
Oswego w h ere sh e w ill be a t th e S u n d sten and R ic h a rd C olosal b o a rd ­
hom e of S tella B ram er.
Mrs. B ra- ed th e special F. F. A. tr a in M on­
We have three used late type enclosed gear mow­
m er h as o p erated th e B u n ella B eau­ d ay ev en in g to a tte n d th e fa ir a t
ty Shop fo r th e past y e a r an d w ill S an F rancisco.
ers at our store here in Pendleton in good condition
co n tin u e a fte r sh e re tu rn s .
Mrs. D. Skoubo and J o h n F is h e r
to rg
rg a rd have
Mr an d Mrs. A. S
s to
h a ' e !a re confined to th e ir hom es w ith th e
moved in to S a ra R ix s hom e f o r - th e flu.
f]u
it about one-half price, or why not buy a new one?
su m m er m o n th s.
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Mr an d Mrs. Leo B u tte rfie ld have • P h il Jo n es. M abie and W oodrow
I m o v e d tn to th e G lenn L in n hom e for W a lk e r cam e from E staca d a F rid a y
evening.
i th e sum m er.
M argie M u stard is s ta y in g a t th e
hom e of h e r a u n t a t G Tandvlew ,
W n., w hile she is em ployed th e re .
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Bud H ia tt of P en d leto n sp en t th e
By Mrs. W. C. Ieom
Stores in Arlington, Heppner, Walla Walla and Athena.
| j past w eek a t th e hom e of h ts b ro ­
th e r U rsel H ia tt an d fam ily. H e r e ­
turned S a tu rd a y acco m p an ied by hie
Mr. and Mr. Ned Leach and Cloyd
¡m o th er w ho h as been v ia ltin g a t th e Leach of San Franclaco. C al., are
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v is itin g Cloyd L each ’s d a u g h te r a n d
fam ily, Mr. and M rs. E a rl Isom an d
o th e r re la tiv e s fo r a few w eeks.
Mr. a n d Mrs. E a rl L each and Mr.
and Mrs. E a rl Isom m otored to L a
G ra n d e T u esd ay of la s t w eek.
Mr. a n d Mrs. C arl H addox have
p u rch ased th e Ted C arro ll place
w est of tow n, w h ich w as fo rm erly
occupied by E a rl
C onnell.
T hey
m oved th e ir household goods S a tu r ­
day.
E lm e r B enefiel, w ho h a s been In
th e V e te ra n s ’ h o sp ita l th e p ast tw o
years, is v is itin g h is b ro th e r B ert
B enefiel.
A lvin R an d of P o rtla n d is v is itin g
h is g ra n d p a re n ts , Mr. and M rs. Geo.
R and.
D ave G ray b eal from C a lifo rn ia is
v is itin g h is m o th er, M rs. J. A. G ray­
beal. M r. G raybeal w as h ere six
y e a rs ago on a v isit.
Mr. and
Mrs. R ay L am oreaux
h av e moved to A rlin g to n w h ere Mr.
L am o re au x h as p e rm a n e n t em ploy­
m e n t in a g arag e.
Mrs. E d n a F erg u so n and fam ily of
G resham , Ore., v isited h e r m o th er,
M rs. N ora W ilson la s t week.
W a lte r G rid e r is en jo y in g a v lait
from h js m o th e r th is w eek. H e r
hom e is in P o rtla n d .
M rs. B elle W a lk e r is v is itin g h e r
b ro th e r,
F ra n k
F re d ric k so n
an d
fam ily.
M rs. C arl K n ig h te n
is v is itin g
re la tiv e s in W allow a.
M ary Acock h as gone to P o rtla n d
to a tte n d a business school.
M iss J u a n ita V oile an d Ju n e ,
and J e a n S tev en s le ft T uesday to a t ­
tend 4-H su m m er school a t C orval­
lis.
Q uite a n u m b er from h ere a tte n d ­
ed th e B ible co n feren ce a t H erm is­
ton T uesday.
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A d u lt pygm ies of A frica sta n d
a b o u t fo u r and o n e -h a lf feet ta ll.
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