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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.
-- - I— ■ » ------- •
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
—— — » » —-------- —
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