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OFFICIAL UMATILLA COUNTY PAPER
VOLUME XXXIII.
HERMISTON, UMATILLA COUNTY, OREGON, 0CT0RER 12, 1939.
METHODIST CHURCH
PLANS CONFERENCE
FO R N EXT W EEK
NUMBER 8
♦
A G E D P IO N E E R
PASSES ON DAY OF
60TH ANNIVERSARY
* LOCAL BARBER BAGS LIVE ♦
The hom em aker who finds m eat
♦
selection and m eat cookery her most
TURKEY WHILE HUNTING ♦
puzzling task will understand some
♦
CHINESE PHEASANTS
of th e problems which confronted
♦
❖
experts when they attem pted to dis­
•>
The No. 1 h u n tin g story to
cover th e best methods of m eat
❖ date is credited to a prom inent ♦
cookery, says Miss Jessie Alice Cline,
❖ H erm iston barber. W hile h u n t- ♦
food expert, professor of home eco­ DELEGATES COM ING
❖ ing pheasants one day th is week ❖
nomics of th e U niversity of Missou­
❖ he bagged a 12-pound turkey ❖ FUNERAL SERVICES
ri and a member since 1929 of the FROM M A N Y CITIES
❖ hen. A lthough he was unaw are •> HELD WEDNESDAY
com m ittee on cooking of the N ation­
❖ of his feat u n til tw o days later, ❖
al Co-operative Meat Investigations
Tuesday and W ednesday, October
❖ he still has the hen to prove his ❖
H erm iston lost an o th er pioneer
P ictured above are left, Dr. W. W .-Youngson, center, Dr. Sydney W. ❖ tale.
project. Miss Cline is in the city of 17 and 18, the E astern division of
♦
when Mrs. S arah Ellen B arton My­
P endleton to give a dem onstration the Cascade d istric t of the Metho­ H all, rig h t, E rnest W. Peterson, who are the speakers for the Tuesday ❖
A lthough no w arra n t has ♦
ers passed away Monday, October 9,
of new m ethods of m eat cookery be­ dist church will hold its an n u al ses­ evening evangelistic service in connection w ith the d istric t m eeting be­ ❖ been issued for his arrest, his ❖
a t the age of 77 years. The day also
fore th e homemakers Monday, Octo­ sions in th is city.
ing held at th e M ethodist church.
The m eetings,
❖ friends are providing a ju st ❖
marked the 60th anniversary of the
ber 16, 2:00 p.m., a t th e Pendleton which are open to all, commence
❖ punishm ent.
❖ wedding of Mr. and Mrs. Myers. Mrs.
J u n io r high school gymnasium.
w ith a devotional service Tuesday
❖
❖ ❖ ♦ ❖ ❖ ❖
Myers h'ad been in good h ealth un­
“ T he hom em akers soon discovers afternoon a t 1:00 o'clock.
W ALLA WALLA B
HIGH SCHOOL TO
til recently and her passing cam e un­
th a t m eat cuts vary for a num ber of
The conference w ill be composed
PARENT-TEACHERS
expectedly
to her many friends. She
CLOSE
OCT.
16-17
reasons. The age of the anim al, th e of laymen and m in isterial represen­ SQUAD COM ING FOR
was born in H enry county, Iowa,
TO
HOLD
MEETING
am ount of fat, the method of feed­ tatives from the churches id this
FOR INSTITUTE
October 27, 1862.
ing, all go to make cu ts from the half of the district, w hich includes CONTEST FRIDAY
THURSDAY, OCT. 19
She was m arried to Mr. Myers on
same section of d ifferent anim als Bend, Prineville, Hood River, The
The H erm iston high school Bull­
Herm iston Union high school in ­
October 9, 1879, and came to Oregon
som ew hat different in juiciness, fla- Dalles, Milton, Pendleton, and num ­ dogs will attem p t to break into the
structors. accompanied by Superin­
The second of a series of m eetings to reside near A rlington. The My­
for and tenderness,” says th is food erous sm aller towns in th is area. win column th is week F riday when
ten d en t W. G. Kersbergen, will go of th e P arent-T eachers’ association ers retu rn ed to Iowa th a t w in ter but
expert. “ In fact, th e re are only two These representatives wll be housed they tan g le w ith the W alla W alla B
to Baker Monday and Tuesday for will be held next T hursday, October returned to Oregon th e next spring
id en tical cuts of m eat, those from over nig h t by members and friends team on the local gridiron. A lthough
th e two sides of the same anim al, of the local congregation. Anyone the Bulldogs have been unable to the annual eastern Oregon confer­ 19, in th e local high school gym na­ and moved onto a homestetad near
ence of the Oregon S tate T eachers’ sium. The first m eeting proved Fossil. They spent from 1880 to
and th e re are those who say the having a spare bedroom which they cross an enem y goal line to date,
association. Classes will be dis­ quite in terestin g and it is expected 1916 on the farm and then moved
rig h t side may be a little d ifferent would like to donate, please get in they have been practicing d ilig en t­
missed in th e high school Monday th a t a larg er crowd will be present into Fossil w here they resided from
from th e left!
touch w ith the local pastor.
ly th e past week to improve scoring and Tuesday. R egular school work, on Thursday.
1916 to 1932.
D uring the aftern o o n a business plays.
however, w ill be conducted in the
Among some of th e subjects th a t
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE session will be held, a t which tim e The locals ran into more rough grade school d u rin g the two days. will be discussed during the evening They moved to H erm iston In th a t
year for clim atic reasons and had
papers on the various aspects w eather last F riday when they
Included on the program for the are:
Swimming pool and ath letic
BROADCAST PLANNED several
of the work of the church w ill be dropped a 13 to 0 encounter w ith two days w ill be addresses by Rex field; G rade school gym nasium ; lived here un til her passing. Mrs.
Myers was know n as an extrem ely
read and discussed. Some of the pro­ W aitsburg on the local field. Coach P utnam , Oregon S tate su p erin ten d ­
Should 20 or 30 m inutes of each friendly individual an d had many
A C hristian Science devotional blems of th e recent m erger of M eth­ C ritchfield's men looked consider­
ent of public instruction. Dr. G ray­ program be devoted to open forum?
acquaintances among th e older gen­
service w ill be broadcast over S ta­ odism w ill be presented.
ably b etter th a n in th e two previous son N. Defauver, Dean School of Ed­
A program of music has also been eration here.
tion KOIN, P ortland, Sunday m orn­
A turk ey banquet w ill be a tre a t games b u t could not m uster a scor­ ucation, S tanford U niversity; H elen arranged.
ing from 8.00 to 8:30. Justice W.
She is survived by her widower,
of th e evening. It w ill be prepared ing punch when opportunity knock­ H effernan, sta te departm ent of edu­
L. Edmond of San Francisco will
M. M. Myers; three sons, Edw ard
and served by the ladies of the Aid ed.
cation, C alifornia; Ralph Coleman,
COOLER WEATHER IS and A rth u r of Fossil, and John of
speak over S tation KSPO, 560 kilo.,
W aitsb u rg scored in th e second Oregon S tate college, and several
Society. The time will be 6:30
and w ill be rebroadcast over KÄIN.
Condon; one daughter, Mrs. May
o’clock. Local people plan n in g to and th ird qu arters. W alker w ent oth er leaders in the educational ORDER FOR WEEK
Local members are urged to keep
H ardle of H erm iston; seven living
come a re asked to get th e ir tickets over for the first score on a line field.
th e tim e in mind.
grandchildren and six g reat g ran d ­
buck.
At
th
e
beginning
of
the
sec­
General
discussions,
music,
read­
in
advance.
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T hree nights of 30 degrees gave children. Two grandchildren reside
At 7:30 there will be an evangel­ ond half B uroker ran the kickoff ings and o th er forms of en te rta in ­ local residents a prelim inary w arn ­
DESSERT LUNCHEON istic service w ith E rn est W. P ete r­ back for a touchdown and Estes con­ m ent w ill be enjoyed d u rin g the ses­ ing of the approach of Old Man W in­ in Herm iston, Jean H ardie and Mrs.
Virgil Smith.
sions.
son of the Oregon Jo u rn al, and Dr. verted.
CLUB HAS MEETING
ter. A lthough the frost was lig h t in
F u neral services w ere held Wed­
Both
team
s
resorted
to
m
ostly
W. W. Youngson, as the speakers of
the higher p arts of the projects, some nesday, October 11, in the Fossil
ground w ork and did not take to the SATERS PURCHASE
the
evening.
Mr.
Peterosn
is
known
Mrs. P eter C astrict and Mrs. Alice
localities reported quite a heavy M ethodist church w ith Rev. W. M.
air u n til th e final q u arte r. The
Stone were jo in t hostesses W ednes­ w herever M ethodists congregate as
frost and some dam age to tender Byars of A rlington officiating. Mrs.
FLORA
RESIDENCE
H
erm
iston
line
showed
up
to
ad
v
a
n
t­
day afternoon a t the Stone residence a very forceful and well inform ed
plants. The fair w eather of the Myers was a lifelong member of the
age and stopped m any W aitsburg
to the dessert luncheon club. Four speaker. Ue has been Orgon’s Lay
past m onth has enabled many farm ­
drives
before
the
ball
ca
rriers
could
Mr. and Mrs. Erm ol S ater have ers to make a fourth cu ttin g of a l­ Methodist church.
tables of bridge were in play d uring representative to m any of the Gen­
get started . H erm iston was w ithout completed arran g em en ts for the pur-
The Myers celebrated th e ir 60th
th e afternoon, w ith Mrs. Jim Todd eral Conferences of the church and
falfa of excellent quality.
the services of K enneth Bensel who cnase of th e L. H. F lora horns a t the
wedding an n iv ersary Sunday, the
w in n in g high score, and Mrs. Fred Was again been 'chosen In a sim itar
The following is th e w eather re­
capacity for the g re a t conference to was a tte n d in g the Pacific In te rn a ­ east end of Gladys Avenue. They port for the past week, according to day before Mrs. Myers passed away.
H ensel, low.
tional
a
t
P
ortland.
All th eir children were present for
will
take
possession
some
tim
e
th
is
A sim itar affair has been planned be held in A tlan tic City next May.
Itarles Taylor, local w eather man the occasion. Also present was th e ir
The
game
F
riday
will
begin
a
t
week.
The
Floras
are
planning
to
He
will
speak
tw
ice
d
u
rin
g
the
ses­
for Friday.
Max. Min. oldest grandson, Edgar Myers of
Date
2:00 o’clock and should prove a move to Colorado. Mr. F lo ra is em ­
sions.
October 4 ................. .... 70 .... 51
th riller. These games have proven ployed at the Rohrm an Motor com­
Kinzua. Included am ong the guests
Dr. Youngson has been superin­
MCCULLEYS ARE
October 5 ................. .... 68 .... 48
exciting in past years and several of pany.
were two nieces of Mr. Myers, Mrs.
tendent of the P o rtlan d d istrict
October 6 ................. .... 67 .... 30
the local boys have been looking for­
Oliver
Munger and Mrs. Geo. Jones
Mr.
S
ater
w
orks
a
t
the
U
m
atilla
HONORED GUESTS
twice. He built th e Rose City M eth­
October 7 ................. .... 64 .... 30
w ard to m eeting the W alla W alla Cooperative Creamery and M rs. Sa­
of Fossil.
odist Church in P o rtland, and served
October 8 ................. .... 69 .... 30
Bees th is year.
te r w orks p a rt tim e a t B rierley’s
The event was an occasion long
Mr. and Mrs. A. E. McCulley were as its pastor m any years. He is now
October 9 ................. .... 78 .... 32
5-10-15c store.
looked forw ard to and proved a fit­
th e recipients of a surprise p arty area secretary an d assistan t to Bish­
October 10 ............... .... 76 .... 40
ting climax to a long wedded life.
la st F rid ay evening when members op W. E. Brown of the P o rtland INCOME EXAMINER
HUTCHISON HAS
of the Cold Springs G range su rp ris­ area. He too has been delegate from CO M ING SATURDAY
CUSHING TO SPEAK *
e d 'th e m at th e ir new home in the Oregon to the G eneral conference.
LARGE POTATOES
LOCAL STUDENTS TO
Cards and He is a very popular speaker and ex­
B u tter Creek district,
A T GRADE SCHOOL
G. F. Schneider of the sta te in ­
gam es were enjoyed during the ceedingly able.
ATTEND CONFERENCE
Baxter H utchison of the Columbia
come tax division will be in the base­
evening, after which
refreshm ents
The m eeting w ill be under the ment of the H erm iston lib ra ry Sat­ d istric t established some sort of a
Rev. S tearns G ushing, pastor of
w ere served.
presidency of th e d istric t su p e rin ­ urday m orning, October 14, to in te r­ record th is week when he brought th e M ethodist church, will speak be­
P resent were Mr. and Mrs. B ert tendent, Dr. S. W. Hall. The local
Miss P hyllis Sires and Bill Belt,
view residents of this vicinity rela­ seven large B urbank potatoes to the fore an assembly a t the H erm iston
Bloom, Mr. and Mrs. Otto E arn h art, pastor, S tearns Cushing Jr., is assist­
local
high school students, will a t­
Herald office. The combined w eight grade school F riday morning. His
Mr. and Mrs. D. W. Davis, Mr. and ing Dr. H all in a rra n g in g the pro­ tive to income tax reports and to
tend the an n u al conference of high
of the seven spuds was 15 pounds. 'address will be on “ P atrio tism .”
answ
er
problem
s
on
sim
ilar
m
atters.
Mrs. O tis H am pton, Mr. and Mrs. R. gram , which is full of good things.
school editors and assistan t editors
He is m aking a yearly visit to ci­ "I Just picked out a few of the sm all­
The program will begin a t 10:00 to be held in Eugene Thursday and
W. Campbell, Tom Campbell, Mr.
The public is cordially invited to ties of eastern Oregon.
er ones,” sta te d H utchison.
o'clock and parents are invited to Friday. They will represent the lo­
and Mrs. Wm. M einers, Mrs. Lee Bis­ share in these g reat meetings.
Mr. H utchison has been having atten d the program .
inger, Mr. and Mrs. E arl K irkpatrick
cal! school at the sessions. Belt is
splendid success w ith his overhead
Home Ec. Club To Meet.
o f P endleton and Mr. and Mrs. A. E.
the editor of The Bulld'og and Miss
Report Cards Due Friday.
The Home Economics club of the sp rin k ler and is a g reat booster for
Rugg and fam ily.
Sires is assista n t editor.
COLUMBIA GRANGE
The first report cards of the year Columbia G range will m eet w ith the system.
is an an n u al a f­
will be issued F riday in the local Mrs. Mary H arr in the Columbia dis­
TO ENTERTAIN CLUBS fair The for conference
N.Y.A. ANNOUNCES
the purpose of assisting high
schools, according to W. G. K ersber- tric t on F riday, October 13. All Co­ TOWNSEND CLUB
schools in th e production pf papers.
gen, superintendent. The cards are lum bia G range ladies are urged to
NEW ALLOTMENT
All Columbia G range members are
Issued every six weeks.
TO FISH FRIDAY
be present.
urged to keep In mind th a t Columbia
A to tal of |2 5 8 will be received
will en tertain a t a jo in t session on STILLINGS W IN
The
H
erm
iston
Townsend
club
th is year from the N ational Youth
Tuesday, October 17, for W estland,
will sponsor a fish pond a t th e Leg­
A dm inistration high school aid pro­
Echo and S tanfield Oranges. The MORE HOG HONORS
ion hall F rid ay night, October 13.
gram , according to W. G. Kersberg-
program will be held In the evening.
Each member will b rin g articles up
H. J. S tillings and W T. S tillings
en, superintendent. This figure is
Included am ong the en tertain m en t
to
the
value
of
10c
to
put
in
the
of
S tanfield won first on th e fat
an incerase of $ 08 over the o rig i­
will be a debate, talk s by the mas­
pond. R egular business will pre-
carload of hogs and w ere made re­
nally announced am ount. The In­
ters, movies and music.
ceed the fish pond en tertain m en t.
serve grand champion carlot a t the
crease cam e about through an item
Fifteen more days of pheasant Laws 1939, w hich provides th a t the
The public is invited to the m eet­
Pacific In tern atio n al a t P o rtland
ap p earin g in last week's issue of the hunting! These w ords were flashed Game Commission cannot change op­
JESS CON NOR TAKES th is week. The car was Duroc Po­
ing.
H erald.
en seasons set by the legislature, the
land China cross.
Mr. K ersbergen was notified of about the streets T hursday follow­ Game Commission has conferred re­
OVER GAS STATION
ing
a
statem
en
t
from
the
sta
te
game
This is the first tim e th a t cross­
th e new allotm ent follow ing an in­
BENSELS
SERVE
garding the m atter and announces
bred hogs have ever won such hon­
q uiry at the P ortland office. The commission of th e extension of time. th a t the follow ing seasons will pre­
fund Is used to aid students in fi­ The new dates were received w ith vail for upland game birds: Chinese BIRTHDAY DINNER
In a deal completed last week, Jess ors a t th e Pacific In tern atio n al. The
nancing th e ir education by w orking various expressions. Some hunters P heasants, open October 15 to 31.
Connor is again in charge of th e As­ S tillings own a large hog ranch near
Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Bensel were
a t various odd jobs about the school. fear a sh o rtag e of birds next year H ungarian P artrid g es, open October
sociated service statio n on the Pen­ Stanfield and have won several hon-
hosts Tuesday for a group of friends dleton curve a t th e east end of Main ers th is year.
w hile others feel th a t th ere Is still 15 to 31. C alifornia or Valley and
and relatives. Honor guests were street. His brother H arry has been
a great abundance of pheasants in Bobwhite Quail, open October 15 to
PACKARDS HONOR
W alt Pearson, who was celeb ratin g connected w ith the statio n for some
the country. However, one th in g is 31. The same bag lim its will pre­
his birthday, and Mrs. Roberta M. tim e w ith Mr. Boynton as atten d a n t. TURKEYS KILLED
GUESTS SATURDAY
certain, th e birds have become ex­ vail.
Gunn and g ran d d au g h ter Roberta
Jess will run the station in con­ BY STRAYED DOGS
ceedingly wild and very few will be
Duck season opens October 22 and R atchford of Lexington, Ky.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Packard, killed d u rin g the next two weeks.
nection
w ith his rep air shop.
will run co n cu rren tly w ith the phea­
O ther guests present included Mrs.
newly-weds, were th e honor guests
The follow ing is an order received sant season for approxim ately 10
Em erald Tilden of th e North Hill
Ju liu s Glmbie, Mrs. W alt Pearson
Former Teacher Visits Here.
at a bridal shower given at th e Al­ a t The Herald office from the sta te days. The closing date for ducks l s | and
Mrg Zona Rodgerf!.
district has reported th e loss of at
ton K ingsbury home S atu rd ay even­ game commission: In view of th e fact December 5. H u n ters are urged to i
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Mrs. R oberta M. G unn of L exing­ least 12 grown turkeys on his ranch
ing. A pproxim ately 40 guests were th a t the A ttorney-G eneral has ruled
ton, K entucky, and g randdaughter during th e past week. Each year
buy duck stam ps early, according to I
Gearharts Are New Parents
present for the occasion.
th a t Section 39-108. O. C. 1935 Sup­ Wm. Logan, local postm aster, In or-
Mr. and Mrs. Fred G earh art are the Roberta R atchford, visited from farm ers are on th e lookout for such
A program of songs and other plement. under which th e Game der th a t a full quota may be o b ta in -! parents of a 10 pound 14 % ounce Monday to Tuesday a t the home of
outbreaks and In previous years
rro s of e n tertain m en t w as enjoyed. Commission has acted in se ttin g the
ed. Prospects a re not too b rig h t for i baby boy born October 4 a t the Her- Mrs. C. E. Baker. Mrs. Gunn ta u g h t have suffered considerable loss.
R efreshm ents were served by the h u n tin g seasons and bag lim its is
many ducks alth o u g h conditions may m iston General Hospital. The young- school here for many years In earlier
All stra y dogs should be reported
b ra ts la te r in th e evening.
superseded by C hapter 250, Oregon change in an o th er week.
times.
! ster promises to be a heavyw eight.
to local officers.
PHEASANT SEASON EXTENDED TO OCTOBER 31
BY NEW RULING OF ATTORNEY GENERAL
Walla Walla