The Hermiston herald., June 22, 1939, Page 3, Image 3

THURSDAY, JUNE
22,
1939.
PAGE THRU»
THE H E R M IS TO N HERALD. HERMISTON. OREGON
daughters Laura and Betty are en­ COMMERCIAL REVIEWS a n e u u u n io u u i
joying a week’s vacation in and near
them to drop in the next time they
Portland.
want a real good sandwich or meal.
OF
PENDLETON
FIRMS
By Ruth Fisher
By Mrs. J. M. Richards
William Behme and daughter Ne­
va and Neva Hedrick left Wednes­
By Jack Ferris
At the annual school meeting day for Portland where the former
Miss Wilma Myers and Eugene
LEE’S PLACE
Herman were united in marriage in
which was held Monday, Martin Ref- will transact business while the
girls
will
visit
relatives
and
enjoy
vem was elected director and Mrs.
a pretty ceremony performed on the
J. M. Richards clerk to replace life In the city of roses.
lawn at the home of the bride’s par­
It is only natural for all of us to
Mrs. - Laura Barthel, a sister of RIVOLI AND ALTA
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Claude Myer«, in
Frank Sloan and Miss Lenna Wald
enjoy
laughter, bright lights and
Chas.
Massey
is
at
the
Massey
home
who declined to serve further. The
the presence of a group of relatives
comfort. Lee's Place in Pendleton
caring for Mrs. Massey’s father and THEATRES DESERVE
budget was adopted as presented
and close friends. The bride’s dress
offers the people of this section real
Dr. and Mrs. Lloyd Buchholz and mother, Mr. and Mrs. M. Williams.
was of blue flowered chiffon voile,
A series of chain luncheons was MENTION HERE
daughter Barbara and son Lloyd Jr.
and she carried red roshe. Miss
enjoyment. At Lee’s Place there la
begun
Wednesday
to
swell
the
Lad­
of Portland are visiting at the N. D.
Francis was maid of honor and car­
entertainment for all.
les
Aid
coffers.
Mrs.
W.
G.
Wallace
ried red roses. Miss Margaret My­
Bard home.
By Mrs. Glenn Ostrom
Good food Is another factor In
Mrs. J. F. Lane were luncheon
ers and Mias Herman Were brides­
Mrs. Oscar Martin returned re­ hnd
hostesses to a dozen ladles at the
How few of us stop to realize the helping to to enjoy yourself. Under
maids ana <»ore blue and pint flow­
cently from Portland where she vi­ home
of the former.
ill’s. Addle Mltciiem passed away sited relatives while attending the
ered voile dresses. Mrs. Herfnan has
improvements that have been made the personal manage'lhent of Mrs.
Spent most of her life at Boardman after a long illness at her home here lose festival. Mrs. Emma Martin,
in
the motion picture Industry in the Lee, they put forth every effort to
(too
late
for
last
week)
dnd is a gradtzjle
the Bikrdmd«
who went with het has gone to Cor­
past
IS years. Today motion pic­ serve you with food that is delicious.
Ars. F. A. Baker returned to Stan­
Uighg school. Rai. W. tf. Mill6t »f
vallis to visit at the home of her
The tasteful decorations, atmos­
tures
are considered from an educa­
field
Thursday
from
Spokane
where
munity
hall
with
burial
in
the
loc<l
son.
Umatilla performed the ceremony.
she
visited
at
thé
homes
of
her
sobs,
phere
of gaiety, good food all com­
cemetery.
She
was
the
beloved
mo­
tional
as
well
as
from
an
entertain­
The young couple will reside In Pen­
The Garden Club will meet in the
dleton where Mr. Herman has em­ ther of Bill and Slim Bennett Of library on Tuesday afternoon, June Jowell and Wallace. Mrs. Baler ment standpoint, and not a little of bine to make your evening extreme­
this city. She has lived around hefe 27. Mrs. T. O’Grady of Hermiston was en route from Cleveland, fthio, the credit tor the advancement of ly enjoyable. You will appreciate
ployment.
several tears and was loved by will talk on the state conventiox-Uf where she accompanied Mr. Baker
A miscellaneous shower was given for
who was a delegate to the National the motion picture industry is due the good fellowship and courteous
Garden Clubs which she attended in Assembly
for Mrs. Herman Bunday afternoon all her friends.
service, and that visit will be one
of
the
Preshyterian to theatre proprietors.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Warnstrom
of
Pen­
ax the home of Mrs. Victor Myers.
Forest Grove last month.
Church. thjring the church hour
The Riovli and Alta Th'eatres in that you will always remember and
There was a large attendance and dleton visited here Sunday with
At
the
next
regular
Grange
meet­
Sunday night Mr. Baker gave an In­
the bride received many useful and their son and family, Fred Ward- ing. Tuesday evening. June 27. Mr. teresting account of the eight day Pendleton, owned and operated by make you want Jo come back again.
strom.
beautiful gifts.
Silva Matlock, are home owned in­
and
Jjlrs.
Jess
Richards
will
report
Mr, and Mrs. S. D. Mustard of on Home Economics conferences, session of the assembly. Many emi­
At the annual school election Powell
stitutions.
Mrs. Matlock, personally
nent
speakers
addressed
the
group.
Butte, Ore., spent Sunday drill teams and resolutions adopted
SMITH CANNING CO.
Monday Walter Lay was elected as
Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Smith visit­ as well as through the theatres, has
and
Monday
at
the
home
of
his
bro­
by
the
State
Grange
session
held
In
director to take the place Of Chas. ther, John Mustard and family.
ed his mother in Zllla, Wn.. over the always striven to give these com­
Dillon the outgoing director, and
week end.
Vieg and his mother. Mrs. Corvallis last week.
Mrs. Flossie Coats was re-elected as M. Albert
Any business to be permanently
Miss Nadine Rueber who has com­
Mrs. F. Foster and two children munities the best that ihe market af­
Vleg.
left
last
week
for
Seattle
clerk. A special tax was voted to where Mrs. Vleg will make her home pleted her sophomore year at Ore­ and her father, Mr. Wylie, have fords in pictures. In this review we successful must be founded on the
take care of the expense of the with her son who is employed by gon State college, came home Satur­ moved to Portland where they will wish to compliment Mrs. Matlock principle of honesty and fair deal­
school. There was a very large turn­ the railroad there.
day to spend the summer with her join Mr. Foster who has been work­ upon the high class recreation she ings. From these there can be no
out.
parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Rueber. ing for the railroad company for the
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Bill
Boulton
re­
Among those who attended to busi­ turned Sunday from a two weeks va­ She will continue her course in nurs­ past six months. Mr. and Mrs. How­ is offering to the public of this sec­ deviation regardless of economic or
es training next fall by entering a ard Poffenbarger have moved to the tion and the position of prominence other conditions.
ness in Hermiston Monday were Mrs. cation on the coast.
Foster acreage.
she has attained.
Almon Geiss, John Fisher, Louis
Thee Smith Canning Co. has main­
Mr. and Mrs. Stroguard, who have hospital.
Miss Elva Berry accompanied Mr.
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Gabriel
Geiss and Mr. Dent.
tained
a high standard and through
made their home here for some time,
and Mrs. J. A. Clarke to Portland
Miss Elizabeth Stanger of Pendle­ have been transferred to the valley. were in Portland where they visited Monday
good times and bad their principles
JACK
ALLEN
SUPPLY
where
they
attended
lodge
ton was here to attend the wedding Mr. Stroguard Is a government man. relatives, attended the Rose Festival sessions.’ From there Miss Berry
have never been violated.
Mrs. Betty McKenzie, student and took their son Rodney to the
of Miss Wilma Myers.
COMPANY
will go to Crescent City, Cal., to vi­
In making this review of the pro­
Shriner.s
hospital
for
further
medi­
nurse
at
St.
Anthony’s
hospital
spent
The missionary society is to meet
sit Mr. and Mrs. Nye Berry. Before
gress
of this community we are glad
cal
attention.
Their
nieces,
the
Sunday
at
the
home
of
her
parents,
at the home of Mrs. Ed Sauders
Misses Beverley and Patty Lance, re­ returning to Stanfield she will at­
o call to the attention ot the people
Wednesday afternoon. Mrs. LaVern Mr. and Mrs. E. McKenzie.
tend
the
San
Francisco
fair.
Glenn Blakely and children of The turned with them for a visit at the
A few years ago anyone wishing the advantages occurring to the pub­
Berger is to have charge of the devo-
Robert Refvem, who has complet­
Dalles spent Saturday at the home Gabriel home.
tionals.
replacement parts for his automobile lic by the location of the Smith Can­
ed
his
freshman
year
at
Oregon
State
Miss Marie Lane went to Park-
Geo. Corwin, superintendent of of his mother, Mrs. Jennie Blakely.
Mr. and Mrs. Ballard have pur­ dale last week with her grandmoth­ college, came home Monday to spend was forced to send to the factory for ning Co.
the Boardman schools, returned from
them. Today you have this modern
the summer vacation.
Here the high quality of the pro­
er where she will visit relatives.
his vacation to attend the school chased a new Ford.
Mrs. A1 Mendenhall accompanied automobile parts house located at ducts, their enviable reputation of
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Hull of Pom­
Mr. and Mrs. William Sires and
election.
Mrs. Chapman, aged mother of eroy were over night guests at the four children of Union Gap, Wn.. a sister from Boise. Idaho, to San 128 Court St. in Pendleton where fair and honest dealing has made
John Chapman, tripped and fell, In- home of his brother, Harvey Hull, spent the week end with the for­ Francisco where the ladies visited you may purchase the parts needed. them a host of friends and custom­
their sister and enjoyed the won­
mer’s brother, Earnest Sires.
jurying her leg on a nail. The In­ Monday.
Specify to your own mechanic when ers.
Mrs. James Byrnes went to The
Mesdames Ralph Bartley and Sam ders of the fair.
jury is causing her much trouble.
Mrs. Stanley Cooper and daughter making repairs on your car that the
Mrs. George Funkhaulser's slsteT) Dalles Monday to get Ilene and Ar­ Ingalls honored Mrs. Claud Bartley Catherine
of Pullman. Wn., are vi­ parts he purchased from this house.
from Portland visited here this lene, twin daughters of Mr. and with a shower at the home o t the siting friends
JUDGE FRIEDLY
in and near Stanfield
Mrs. Don Harryman. who have been former, Friday afternoon.
This progressive auto parts com­
week.
and
Hermiston.
visiting
a
week
at
the
home
of
their
The
Misses
Marie
and
Blanche
Mrs. F. Barlow returned from Eu­
Hoosier of Wyeth. Alta., pany has studied the needs of the DESERVES MENTION
gene where she has been visiting her aunt. Mss. Paul Walsh. Verna Dale Thorsen have gone to San Jose, Cal., is Harold
visiting
his father and mother, automobile owner and Invested the
where
the.y
will
attend
summer
Walsh came with them to spend a
son Ray and family.
and Mrs. O. M. Hoosjer.
time and money to carry their Its
Mrs. Agee and Mrs. Packard re­ few weeks visiting her grandparents. school. Before returning to Stan­ Mr Mr.
and Mrs. C. C. Webb of Me- enormous stock. The management of
field they will visit the San Francis­
turned from Walla Walla where they Mr. and Mrs. James Byrnes.
The dignity of the judiciary is an
lette. 111., are guests at the George
Miss Margie Mustard, who has co fair.
spent a very enjoyable ten days at
this concern takes an active interest American tradition and the high
Elliot
home.
Mr.
Webb
is
a
br"ther
Mrs.
Robert
Reed
of
The
Dalles
re-
the camp meeting of the Adventist been over to Grandview, Wn.
was a guest Monday at the home of of Mrs. Elliot and Mrs. V. J. Vlller- in the affairs of 'the community and standards maintained by this branch
turned home Monday.
church.
moure of Hermiston.
in making this Commercial Review have always been a stabilizing in­
E. A. McMillian and daughter her brother, F. A. Baker.
Rev. Bally of Mt. Vernon preach­
Mrs Gaylord Madison compliment­ we wish to compliment them upon fluence in the affairs of the nation.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Owen of
ed the sermon at the Community Janet of Reith spent Monday in
Pendleton were Sunday gueets at the ed her daughter Frances Monday, the fine work they are doing and the The men who are chosen by the peo­
church Sunday morning. He then Umatilla.
June 5, with a birthday party at the
Carl Hall is fixing a repair shop Wm. Krieger home.
went on to Irrigon and Umatilla In
of their methods.
ple to carry these heavy responsi­
Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Gregory and John Denney home on the Meadows. efficiency
the afternoon and evening. Mr. Bai- at the Associated Service Station.
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Besides the flowers and smiling fa­
bilities are of a necessity, men of the
ces of the many girls present, the CONSOLIDATED DAIRY highest type- Faith is always reaf­
main attraction was a beautifully
firmed when men of the caliber of
decorated birthday cake which was
Judge Friedly are interpreting the
baked by Miss Emma Geizler.
Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Richards are
This modern up-to-date dairy is laws of the country.
attending the State Grange session one of the best known in this com­
in Corvallis this week.
munity. “A bottle of milk is a bot­
tle of health” is an expression of to­
day that is quite in order. Many peo­
HARR a H’S
ple can point to their pure health­
By Mrs. Bernice Wattenburger
ful milk and say this. Serve milk
TEXACO STATION
Lloyd Ballridge left Friday for El­ at meal times and between meals too
to
the
whole
family.
Order
extra
lensburg, Wn.. to visit at the Chas.
1008 E. Court St. — Pendleton
Morehead home.
milk today from the Consolidated
Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Bartholomew Dairy at Riverside in Pendleton, tele­ 24-Hour Service During Sumrier
returned home Friday from Spokane
for the week end. They plan to re­ phone 579.
Milk consistently used builds up
turn to Spokane Monday.
A number from here attended the health and vigor in the frailest body,
dance at Lena Saturday evening.
colors pale cheeks and revitalizes
Mr.z and Mrs. A. E Wattenburger wasted nerves. In making this re­
received word Monday morning of
the birth of a grandson named John view of the leading firms in Uma­
Edward Busieck. The young man tilla county we wish to point out and
weighed 9 pounds. He was .born in compliment the Consolidated Dairy
Long Creek at the Ried Buesieck and congratulate the people upon
home.
Mr. and Mrs. Burl Wattenburger having them here.
and family and Mr. and Mrs. Clay­
ton Ayers and daughter attended the ROESCH BREWERY
show Union Pacific in Heppner Sun­
day
They also visited Mrs. Burl MAKERS OF OLD
Coxen who has been very 111.
Mr. and Mrs. Marion Finch and MASTER BEER
daughter, and Roy Ayers called Sun­
day at the CCC camp at Lena, and
visited Mr. and Mrs. E. Hughes.
Among the business firms that are
Mise Carol and Eddie Doherty of
Pendleton Is visiting at the Jim Da­ helping to keep beer In its rightful
ly homh.
. place In the hearts of the people Is
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Morgan of
Heppner were Sunday dinner guest» the Roesch Brewing Co. at Pendle­
ton, makers of that famous “Old
at the Jim Daly home.
The Christian church of Hermis­ Master Beer." Doctors tells that
o v e r th e
ton, Heppner and Lexingtci» had a beer Is the finest thing In the world
big picnic dinner and a.'terioon ser­ to build up undernourished bodies,
vices at the Roy Neill home on But­
as it contains the concentrated ele­
ter Creek Sunday.
Mrs. Lois Kent of Rainier, Ore., is ments of all of tHe rich cereals, such
to teach the grades the coming year. as barley and malt with the hops
Use these special b argain
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Knott’s, Mrs. added 'to give it that palatable re­
Walter Wagner. Frank Dane and
fares fo r an e c o n o m ic a l,
Mrs. Clyde Dickerson of Pilot Rock freshing flavor.
safe, com fortable " o v e r-
The Roesch Brewing Co. at Pen­
spent Friday visiting Earl Abbott
and Mr. and Mrs. John Harrison.
th e - 4 t h " v a c a tio n t r ip .
dleton Is helping to build Pendleton,
M. Main from Beaver Creek spent helping to create more employment,
E f f e c t i v e b e t w e e n p o in te ia
Friday at the Boylen ranch. Mr. helping to bring back that long
O R E G O N ion U n io n P a cific,
Main reports that things are cold awaited prosperity. Ask for Roesch
H untington West) W a sh in g to n
and dry on Beaver Creek.
and Northern Idaho ano to cer­
Mrs. William Roberts and Mrs Old Master Beer, whether yon want
Everett Buson (Marian Shawn) of a bottle for your lunch or better
tain points in British Colum bia.
Medford are visiting Mrs. Frank still order a case for your ice box
Helms.
SALE DATES
and you will always have a satis­
factory beverage to offer to your
July 1st to 4th inclusive
guests.
Return b> Midnight xui> 6tn
BOARDMAN NEWS
ly visited in this community over
Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Neal Bleakney and
Mr. and Mrs. Art Allen returned
from Corvallis where they went to
attend the State Grange last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Claude Myers and
daughters Wilma and Margaret, and
Mr. and Mrs. Glen Hadley and son
Stanton and Mrs. Margaret Elder
were dinner guests of Mrs. H. H.
Jayne Thursday.
STANFIELD NEWS
UMATILLA NEWS
PINE CITY NEWS
ROUND TRIP
RAIL FARES
Cut to-
as low as
PER
__
MILE
IN COACHES
4th
BUSBY’S CAFETERIA
of July
Kai 5ar© io r C h ild r e n of
lir e and under 12
FOR THE THINGS THAT COUNT—
CHOOSE FORD!
WE
G IV E
YOU
M ORE!
Rohrman Motor Co.
There Is something about the Bus­
by's Cafeteria that sets it apart from
other eating places and makes it
highly satisfactory. The extreme care
and thought that goes Into every­
thing, the cooking, serving and ser­
vice creates an eating place to be vis­
ited regularly.
Here good food is combined with
moderate prices. Proper food well
cooked is an absolute esentlal to
good health.
We are pleased to direct special
For further actan t, can on—
F. C. WOUGHTEB
PHONE 231 - HERMISTON