The Hermiston herald., June 29, 1939, Page 4, Image 4

THURSDAY, JUNE 2#, 1939.
T H E H E R M IS T O N H E R A L D . H E R M IS T O N . O R E G O N .
M orrow co u n ty
road
men a re a t th e C h arles R oland farm on th e ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦»♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦»»♦♦♦♦♦♦»»»»♦♦e»»»»»»» » » » • • > > >
sp ra y in g an d g ra d in g th e ro ad ironi a fte rn o o n of J u ly 13, w ith Miss
th e Ja rm o n co rn er to
P in e C ity. C harlene as hostess. M em bers w ill
b rin g th e ir calves and p a rtic ip a te in
O iling is to s ta r t th is week.
ju d g in g co n tests. AVilllam B a rb e r Is
leader of th is e n erg etic group.
Mrs. C h arles R eynolds a n d son E l­
m er of V ancouver. W n., w ere g u ests
By L ois H u tch iso n
last week of h e r siste r, Mrs. Tom
Moore.
Mr. an d Mrs. H aro ld
L ance of
Miss E d n a O tt sp e n t se v e ra l days
last week v is itin g frie n d s a t J o h n P o rtla n d w ere week end g u ests a t
th e K. G. G abriel hom e. T h e ir
Day.
G ran d m a E llis sp e n t M onday a f­ d a u g h te rs P a tty an d B everley, w ho
have been v is itin g a t th e G ab riel
tern o o n w ith Mrs. D u an e L ath ro p .
Mrs. B. E. G etchell a n d Mrs. H. G. hom e fo r tw o weeks, re tu rn e d hom e
M cCulley m ade a tr ip to M ilton F r i­ w ith them , as did also D onald G a­
briel. M esdam es G abriel and L ance
day fo r R oyal A nn ch erries.
Mrs. E. C. H u g h es a n d Mrs. S heets a re sisters.
Mrs. M arion G eer an d
d a u g h te r
sp en t th e day W ed n esd ay a t th e W.
M ary of M itchell, O re., a re v is itin g
R. B a rb e r home.
T h e R oyal Room Im p ro v em en t h er p a re n ts Mr. and Mrs. W m. B a r­
clu b m et a t th e hom e of its p re si­ ber.
Mr. and M rs. E. C. B edw ell and
d en t, M arion O tt, T h u rsd a y of la st
w eek. T h e m eetin g w as in th e n a ­ Mr. and M rs. Roy B edw ell of Irrig o n
tu re of a m o th e r's tea. an d each visited S u n d a y a t th e hom e of Rev.
m em b er’s m o th er w as p resen t. Miss and Mrs. E a rn e s t B edw ell.
B illy P en n e y accom panied
th e
F ra n c is C lin to n w as p re s e n t as h o n ­
or g u est. A nice p ro g ram w as g iven H erm iston Boy S co u ts to B ingham
d u rin g th e a ftern o o n . Ice tea and last w eek.
Miss M arie R h ea h a s gone to
cookies w ere served.
Mr. a n d Mrs. Bud H ooker and H eald sb u rg , C al., fo r an ex ten d ed
fam ily an d Mr. an d M rs. H en ry v isit a t th e hom e of h e r siste r, Mrs.
H ooker sp en t S unday ev en in g a t th e C. B uckley.
The B ridge C lub held
Its
la st
B ill L in d e r home. T h ey also called
m eeting M onday afte rn o o n a t
th e
on F o re st P u tm a n .
Mr. an d Mrs. H . A. W ilson and hom e of M rs. W. G. W allace w hen
A Sane and Safe Fourth.
tw o d a u g h te rs of D enver, who have the follow ing officers w ere elected :
been v is itin g h ere th e p a st w eek, le ft p resid en t, M rs. J. F. L ane, vice p res­
for th e ir hom e S unday, acco m p anied ident, M rs. N. D. B ard an d se c re ta ­
by Mrs. W ilson, son Lew is an d ry -tre a s u re r, Mrs. F ra n k Sloan.
F. B. SWAYZE, President
Mrs. L. L. AVurtz of W oodland,
sm all d a u g h te r P h y lis. Mr. W ilson
W
n..
who
h
a
s
been
v
is
itin
g
a
t
the
Member
Federal
Deposit Insurance Corporation
drove back for Mrs. W ilso n an d tw o
home of h e r b ro th e r F. B. S tu a rt,
sm all c h ild re n la te r.
W illa rd S tra tto n
of Jo h n Day was called hom e T u esd ay because of
th e d e a th of a n o th e r b ro th e r In
sp e n t th e week end a t th e H. J . O tt
Tolt, W n.
home.
T he P o c a h o n ta s an d R edm en lodge th e s tra w b e rrie s w ere exam ined.
Airs Alm a R u th e rfo rd
w en t to
Ross K roessin of C latsk an ie, Ore.,
Mr. a n d M rs. Jam es D avis, Mrs.
B rentw ood, C al., AVednesday. w ith a re p la n n in g a picnic for th e 4 th of
a rriv e d
W ednesday ev en in g for a
R o b e rt D avis an d tw o sons, F ra n k
h er so n -in -law an d d a u g h te r, Mr. J u ly in th e m o u n ta in s n e a r U kiah.
v isit a t th e F ra n k S a te r home. H e and Mrs. C lyde W riste n . She p lan s
Mr. and Mrs. S tevens and son Da­ an d E rn e s t of B ritis h C olum bia, C a­
is a nephew of Mr. a n d Mrs. S ater.
vid le ft la s t
w eek
for P o rtla n d n ad a, w ere v isito rs a t th e hom e of
to
stay
a
m
onth.
Mr. an d Mrs. Jo h n Jen d rz e je w sk i
w here th e y w ill have a tw o w eeks th e ir a u n t, Mrs. H a rry Jay n e.
Airs.
G
reta
B
lain
e
of
B
ingen,
AVn.,
Inspected th e g a rd e n s p rin k le r S u n ­
vacation.
M r. S tevens is em ployed
M rs. C laude M yers w as a n over
day as did a Mr. an d Mrs. Jo h n so n w ill rem ain h ere w ith h e r b ro th e r h ere w ith th e g o v ern m en t m en.
n ig h t g u est of Mrs. H a rry Jay n e.
F ran k R u th e rfo rd fo r an in d e fin ite
of P en d leto n .
Mr. AVeston w as badly h u r t laat
Don H ia tt of P en d leto n is v is itin g
T he ex ecu tiv e co m m ittee of th e pe r i od.
a t th e hom e of h is b ro th e r, U rsel H i­ week w h ile m ilk in g h is cow.
F arm B u reau A u x ilia ry m et w ith
a t t and fam ily.
V a catio n
B ible
school
s ta rte d
Mrs. H. G. M cCulley W ednesday a f ­
T uesday. Mr. B ailey of Mk. V ernon
tern o o n of la s t week.
is su p e rin te n d in g it.
Mrs. W in te rs of T u le L ake, C alif.,
Miss A w ilda B leak n ey of W a lla
By Mrs. G lenn O strom
was a d in n e r g u est of G ran d m a E l­
AValla v isited h e r p a re n ts, Mr, and
lis, M ary E llis and Mrs. F o re st Moore
Mrs. N eal B leak n ey T u esd ay and
By R uth Fisher
S unday.
Mr. an d Mrs. J o h n M u stard sp en t
AVednesday.
Mrs. L ouisa S heets, w ho h as been T h u rsd ay in Spokane.
Mr. a n d Mrs. A lm on Gelas, Mr.
em ployed in U m atilla fo r th e p ast
Mr. an d Mrs. G eorge B u tterw o o d
Mel H arm on w en t to H erm iston and Mrs. P age an d sm all son R ussell
year, sp e n t sev eral d ay s la s t week le ft la st w eek for S alt L ake City w here he w ill w ork as an e le c tric ia n . an d L ouis G eiss m otored
to La
Who Was It This Time?
a t th e E. C. H u g h es hom e. S he w as w here they a re on business an d p lea­
T he F a rm e rs ’ F ield Day w as held G ran d e S unday. Mr. an d M rs. A l­
an o v e rn ig h t g u est T h u rsa y a t th e sure.
S a tu rd ay .
In th e forenoon several m on G eiss w e n t on to M t. H a rris
Gus L in d e r hom e an d called on M rs.
Mr. and Mrs. D elm ar P au lso n and very in te re s tin g addresses w ere giv­ w h e re he is em ployed as lo o k o u t
Jessie C orm an T u esd ay aftern o o n . Mr. and M rs. Roy Ju s tin s o n sp en t
en. A m ong th e sp eak ers w ere C oun­ m an. Mr. and Mrs. P age w ill spend
Mrs, S h eets w ill be lea v in g soon for Sunday a t th e C onsolid'ated picnic ty A gent C onrad, Mr. S m ith, fo rm e r­ th e sum m er h e re h e lp in g L ouis G eiss
a t H idaw ay S prings.
h e r old hom e in Iow a.
ly co u n ty a g e n t h ere, and Ju d g e w ith th e farm .
Mrs. J o h n K nox w as one of th e
B illy B ousquet, w ho is em ployed Jo h n so n . A t 1 2 :3 0 in th e G range
Several from h ere w ent to A rlin g ­
w in n e rs a t P e a rso n ’s sto re S a tu rd a y in Hood R iv er sp en t S un d ay v is itin g h a ll, a pot luck lu n ch w as served. to n S unday to th e fu n e ra l of Mr.
ev en in g . No d o u b t sh e w ill be h is p aren ts.
A fte r lu n ch a to u r w as ta k e n over R u th e rfo rd .
sw am ped w ith n eig h b o r lad ies com ­
Mr. and Mrs. Jam es B yrnes and th e project. T h e firs t stop w as a t
in g to see h er w ith th e ir iro n in g d a u g h te r Jo an and
g ra n d d a u g h te r M eyers, w h ere a p a stu re stu d y w as
V erna D ale AValsh an d
Mrs. Don m ade. T h e n e x t stop w as a t the
stack ed n eatly in a b ask et.
“Win $5.00 in 3 Minutes”
H a rry m a n a n d c h ild ren m otored to Jo h n P ru d e r ran ch . T he m ain ob­
W alla AValla S unday w here th e y e n ­ je c t w as th e P ru d e r b e rrie s th ere.
Go on the stage—
tered th e tw in s Ilen e an d A rlene in A t R ussell M iller’s place th e a lf a l­
SIGN FOR AM ATEUR N IG H T
th e A m erican L egion b aby contest.
fa w as exam ined. Stops w ere m ade
Mr an d Mrs. Jim O’C onnell and a t th e W . N ickerson and th e V ictor
OASIS THEATRE
By Mrs. J. M. R ich ard s
four d a u g h te rs of P o rtla n d sp en t th e M yers places, an d a t the R oot farm
P h o n e 121
8 a.m . to 6 p.m.
week end a t th e B ill S w itzler home.
Y. P. R u th e rfo rd , 78, died a t his Mr. O’C onnell is th e b ro th e r of Mrs.
hom e n o rth w e s t of S tan field T h u rs ­ S w itzler, M rs. A1 S tephens and Mrs.
day, J u n e 22. Mr. R u th e rfo rd , w as Jo h n L ennox.
born in S helby co u n ty , In d ia n a , May
H a rry H ull. R ex Moses an d Don
13, 1861. In 1899 he moved h is Isom sp en t S unday in th e m o u n ta in s
fam ily to O regon w h ere he o p erated n e a r H ep p n er fish in g .
hotel.
Mrs. K a tty C u rrin of P ilo t R ock a W heat ran ch in S h erm an county.
Mrs. A rt B ousquet re tu rn e d hom e
and Mrs. G eorge C u rrin an d son of T hey h av e since lived a t A rlin g to n S unday from a m o n th ’s v isit w ith
L ena called T u esd ay to see th e E a rl and B o ardm an before lo c a tin g on h er d a u g h te r and fam ily. Mr. and
By Mrs. B ernice W a tte n b u rg e r
w hat is know n as th e B u rn h am farm ■ Mrs. J. V. F ra n k lin and in fa n t son
A b b o tt fam ily.
Tom Boyien an d son Tony K ay of on th e m eadow s tljree y ears ago. I In C alifo rn ia.
(W a tte n b u rg e r fu n e ra l ou fro n t
T he cab in s at the T exaco Service
P en d leto n visited a t his ran ch on th e S u rv iv in g are an o ld er siste r and
p age)
b ro th e r, h is widow an d th ree c h ild ­ sta tio n a re com pleted and a re now
creek.
ren
.
.Mrs.
Gi*eta
B
lain
e
of
B
ingen,
b ein g re n te d ,
Mr. and Mrs. E. B. W a tte n b u rg e r
Mrs R alp h J o d e r h as as h e r g u est
Mrs. Alfred Iiay of M ofton, W n., and fam ily v isited th e AV. L. Sud- AVn., Mrs. Clyde AVristen of B re n t­
wood.
C
al.,
and
a
son
F
ra
n
k
w
ho
h e r tw o nieces of P o rtla n d .
an d ch ild re n w ere v isito rs a t th e d a r th chicken h a tc h e ry in Irrig o n
o
p
erates
th
e
farm
.
Six
g
ra
n
d
c
h
ild
­
Lois P rid d y and D elb ert V an Scho-
B oyien ra n ch S unday.
S unday.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Neill an d Miss
Mrs. F ra n k H elm s and d a u g h te r ren a n d ten g re a t-g ra n d c h ild re n su r- iack w ere u n ite d in m a rria g e S a tu r ­
A nn S anders left T h u rsd ay for T u r­ v isited Sunday at
th e Joe F oley vivie. F u n e ra l serv ices w ere held a t day in AA’a lla AValla. M r. and Mrs.
th e M. E. ch u rch in A rlin g to n S u n ­ Van S cholack
a re
m a k in g
th e ir
n e r. Ore., to a tte n d
th e C h ristia n home.
Mr. and Mrs. M arian F in ch and day w ith b u ria l in th e A rlin g to n hom e In H erm isto n .
c h u rc h con v en tio n .
Mr. a n d
Mrs.
Mrs. S tu a r t R ice of P asco sp en t
Roy N eill also p lan to visit in E u- d a u g h te r and Mr. an d Mrs. C lay to n cem etery.
•S ta n fie ld Gospel M ission S u n d ay th e week 'end k ere w ith h er h u sb an d .
ene and Salem n t th e hom e of Mr. A yers and son and d a u g h te r a tte n d -
school w as w in n er in an a tte n d a n c e
Mr. an d M rs. L yle B row n an d Mr.
nd Mrs. E ldon K enton.
d G ran g e at L ena Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. W illiam
P h illip s
R oy N eill an d G aylord M adison co n test in w hich th e S. S. of H erm is­ and Mrs. G lenn O strom sp e n t S a tu r­
T he day afte rn o o n In AA’a lla AValla.
w ere v isito rs at th e H arriso n home left M onday for W allow a to look af­ ton and Irrig o n p a rtic ip a te d .
Mr. and Mrs. A rt T ro u t and c h ild ­
ter th e ir sheep on th e sum m er ran g e. tw o lo sin g o rg a n iz a tio n s e n te r ta in ­
Sunday.
M any B u tle r C reek people
paid ed th e w in n e r a t a p icn ic on F rid a y ren of AValla AA’a lla sp e n t th e week
I’m I Abbot w ho has sp en t a m o n th
nt tlu Boyien ra n ch left W ednesday th e ir last tr ib u te to AV. J. W a tte n ­ a ftern o o n at Irrig o n . A jo in t ch u rc h end h e re a t th e F ra n k C lark home.
Ken B oym iller is b u ild in g a Shell
fu n e ra l service w as held in Irrig o n on th e
fo r P o rtla n d for m edical a tte n tio n , b u rg e r AVednesday, a t th e
sam e evening.
service sta tio n on th e h ig h w ay .
l i e Is sto p p in g at th e W a sh in g to n in Echo.
At a C o n g reg atio n al m eetin g AVed­
Mrs. E lm o re M cK enzie and d a u g h ­
nesday n ig h t. Rev. E. Bedwell w as te r J e a n and h e r a u n t K it le ft S u n ­
elected p a sto r of th e
F u ll Gospel day m o rn in g fo r AVisconsin w here
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Mission for th e e n su in g year.
■ ■ ■ « ■ ■ ■ B ia a a H a F r iim fiK ta iB a z ia B H B P B B iM a n M B B C B B I
th ey w ill accom pany h e r a u n t hom e
Miss P a tric ia R ich ard s, a sen io r and v isit for a few days.
in th e n u rse s' tr a in in g school a t St.
A n th o n y ’s h o sp ital in P en d leto n , is
sp en d in g a tw o w eeks’ v acatio n w ith
h er p a re n ts, Mr. and Mrs. J.
M.
R ich ard s.
A m ong those w ho a tte n d e d
*he
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R u th e rfo rd rite s in A rlin g to n S u n ­
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day w ere Mr. and Mrs. C. T illery ,
R alph H aney. Mrs. W . G. AVnll ace,
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Mr. an d M rs AVm. P a rr y and H a rry
Have you seen the new John Deere Model H Trac­
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AVessell.
Mr. an d Airs. T h o m as G regory and
tor? Built just like its older brother, the A and B,
d a u g h te rs I .au ra and B etty re tu rn e d
S u n d ay from P o rtla n d w here th ey
but smaller, yet with an amazing lot of power. It
Forget that dragged-out, miserable, scorched
sp en t sev eral days v is itin g and tr a n s ­
will pull a 16-inch bottom plow through the toughest
a c tin g business. M iss E lean o r K a ­
feeling. Laugh at the heat this year . . . in your
fo r Any Old Lamp
sari, w ho is a s tu d e n t a t th e N o rth ­
home, office and store. Bring the ocean breeze
w estern B usiness C ollege, cam e hom e
alfalfa sod, pull two and three sections of spring-
w ith th e G reg o ry s fo r a b rief v isit a t
To Apply on Any
into your own rooms—at a touch of your fin­
th e hom e of h er p a re n ts. Mr. an d
tooth, and develops as high as 16 H.P. on the belt.
Mrs. J. B. K asari on th e p ro ject.
ger. Work comfortably, sleep sovadSy, waken
Just the right size tractor for the smaller tract
Mrs. J. B aker an d d a u g h te r S h a r­
refreshed. Keep everyone well end h.-f-y c’l
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on Lee a re v is itin g re la tiv e s a t Pom­
farmers. It has available, equipment of every de­
eroy, AA’n.
summer long. It’s easy to buy a Utility Dcxert
Mr. an d Mrs. F. G reen, in com pa­
Kooler.
scription to go with it, such as buckrake, mower,
ny w ith th e ir d a u g h te r E lain e an d
son S tan ley , a re e n jo y in g a m otor
.c o o l ¿¡¿to. cq + m I/P i I g H ç À iù ik a
trip w hich w ill in c lu d e a v isit w ith
plows, planters and cultivators.
re la tiv e s in P o rtla n d an d R oseburg,
Enjoy the Many Benefits of .This
an d an Inspection of th e Golden G ate
One of these tractors working near here, harrow­
A m a tin g
ex p o sitio n in San F ran cisco .
Mrs A nne R eeves w as hostess
ed 15 acres on one gallon of stove oil. Let us dem­
T h u rsd a y a t th e a n n u a l siste rs-in -
law b irth d a y party .
H onored w ere
onstrated one of these tractors on your farm.
Mrs Ed. C offm an, Mrs. AVm. Reeves,
OFFER l im it e d
Mrs. L. T. K enison, M rs. K en n eth
JUST PHONE—
T ru m b u ll and Mrs. A nne R eeves,
w ho exchanged g ifts. O th er g u e sts
Sold and Installed by
included Mrs. U. O. S hipley and h e r
d a u g h te r. Mrs. C. D, C onnor of P e n ­
dleton.
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F ire d estroyed a la rg e stack , th e
e n tire cro p of th e first r u t ti n g of a l­
falfa on Mr. M eade's lan d
n o rth
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PENDLETON - PHONE 518
east of S tan field S unday.
OREGON HARDWARE
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Stores in Arlington, Heppner. Walla Walls and Athena.
C harlotte C orneille was hostess to
the DeSpain Gulch 4-H Calf club
EASY TERMS
& IMPLEMENT CO.
Thursday evening w ith 14 members
Phone 121
present. T he next m eeting w ill be
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.
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As is the custom each year, we want to add our
little bit in an effort to cut down the loss and dam­
age usually flagrant on the Fourth of July. Accord­
ing to statistics recently released there are over 500
children in our hospitals today that are blind or par­
tially blind from the careless use of firecrackers and
other explosives. We do not mean to be an old “joy
killer” but let’s be careful from now until next Tues­
day.
For the older people a word of warning in the use
of automobiles. A little extra caution next Tuesday
may spare someone a lot of grief. The highways will
be full of holiday drivers and a little extra care will
have to be exercised.
Let’s all have a day off to enjoy ourselves, but
let’s be careful.
UMATILLA NEWS
BOARDMAN NEWS
Another sage fire this week was caused by some­
one’s carelessness. Human nature is sometimes pe­
culiar. No one would ever think of throwing a fire­
cracker out into dry grass and yet it was done. How­
ever, two lessons in two weeks should cause a little
thought in this direction.
The headline in this morning’s Walla Walla Un­
ion read, “Tony Cooled in Fourth Round.” What
with the weather being as hot as it is, we still believe
we can stand the heat better than be cooled by one
of Joe Louis’ right hand punches.
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