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FOUR LOCAL GIRLS
POPULAR BRIDES
OVER HOLIDAYS
FELTHOUSE-POULSEN
M iss M ary M a rg a re t F elth o u se,
d a u g h te r of Mr. and Mrs. W . W.
F e lth o u se of H erm isto n , becam e th e
b rid e of Dr. P. L. P o u lsen of B ak er
N ew Y ears Day a t a sim ple cerem ony
p erfo rm ed a t th e B a p tist p arso n ag e
a t B aker. M em bers of th e fam ily
w ere p resen t for. th e occasion. Rev.
D unham of th a t c ity p erfo rm ed th e
cerem ony.
M iss F elth o u se a tte n d e d th e local
schools and g ra d u a te d from O regon
S ta te college. Dr. P oulsen Is a c h iro
p ra c tic physician and is p ra c tisin g
a t B ak er w h ere th e couple w ill r e
sid e follow ing a honeym oon trip .
OTT-STRATTON
C om ing as a p le a sa n t su rp rise to
local frien d s w as th e an n o u n c e m e n t
of th e m a rria g e of Miss E d n a O tt,
d a u g h te r of Mr. an d Mrs. H. J. O tt
of th e C olum bia d is tric t, an d W il
lard S tra tto n of Jo h n Day. T h e m a r
ria g e w as m ade know n w hen th e
y o u n g couple visited a t th e hom e of
h e r p a re n ts New Y e a r’s day.
T hey w ere m a rrie d in Id ah o Sep
te m b e r 30.
M iss O tt is te a c h in g a t P rin e v ille
and is a g ra d u a te of O regon S ta te
college. Mr. S tr a tto n also a tte n d e d
O regon S ta te an d a tte n d e d school in
P o rtla n d . He is a m in in g e n g in e e r
a n d is w o rk in g on a d red g e a t Jo h n
Day.
DUNNING-KEENAN
A t a b e a u tifu l c a n d le lig h t cerem o
n y New Y ear's day a t 4 :3 0 p.m a t
S t. M ichael a n d A ll A ngels E pisco p al
c h u rc h in P o rtla n d , Miss H elen M a
rie D u n n in g , d a u g h te r of Mr. an d
Mrs. E. H. D u n n in g of H erm isto n ,
a n d n iece of J o h n D u n n in g of P e n
d le to n , becam e th e b rid e of L e ste r
M ackenzie K eenan, 3on of Mr. an d
M rs. L. W. K een an of P o rtla n d , th e
cerem ony b eing read by th e Rev.
R ic h a rd F la g g A yers.
T he bride, g iven in m a rria g e by
h e r fa th e r, w as especially lovely in
a gow n of lu s tro u s w h ite s a tin , fa s h
ioned on prin cess lines, w ith fu ll
le n g th veil of tu lle, edged in lace,
a n d h eld in place by a co ro n et o rn a
m en ted w ith seed pearls. H e r b o u
q u e t w as of J o h a n n a
H ill
roses,
■white sw eet peas a n d b o u v ard ia.
Miss D aisy C line, m aid o f h o n o r,
w o re a b o u ffa n t frock of rose color,
w ith tu lle s k ir t an d
lace bodice.
Miss B a rb a ra S tu a r t an d Miss Mary
H opkins, bridesm aids, w ore s im ila r
fro c k s of soft blue, and c a rrie d bou
q u e ts o f orchid sw eet peas an d b o u
v a rd ia . J o h n R o b ert K een an , b ro th
e r of th e groom , w as best m an.
U shers w ere Jo h n M. R ice, Lee
S p itz e r, C arl P e terso n
an d
E a rl
S w eetlan d .
P re ced in g th e cerem o
ny, W a lte r M cK inney san g . T h e
c h u rc h w as handsom ely d eco rated
w ith w h ite
ch ry sa n th e m u m s
and
palm s.
A recep tio n , in th e c h u rc h p arlo rs,
follow ed th e w edding. A fte r a n ex
te n siv e e a ste rn an d so u th e rn trip ,
Mr. and Mrs. K eenan w ill re tu rn
a b o u t J u n e 1 to resid e in P o rtla n d .
B oth Mr. a n d Mrs. K een an a tt e n d
ed O regon S ta te college. Miss D u n n
in g is an A lpha C hi Omega a n d M r.
K een an a P h i Sigm a K appa.
DODD-FISCHER
A t a b e a u tifu l w edd in g T h u rsd a y
n ig h t a t G race M em orial c h u rc h in
P o rtla n d ,
M iss
R u th
A le x an d er
Dodd, d a u g h te r of Mr. an d Mrs. E.
P. Dodd of H erm isto n , becam e th e
b rid e of D ale D ru ry F is c h e r of M ar-
cola.
T h e cerem ony, read by Rev. Os
w ald T ay lo r, w as by ca n d le lig h t,
w ith Y u letid e d eco ratio n s, an d w ith
lig h te d w h ite ta p e rs on th e pews.
T h e b rid e, given in m a rria g e by
h e r fa th e r, w as b e a u tifu l in a gow n
o f iv o ry brocaded sa tin , w orn by h e r
m o th e r a t h e r w edding in 1905. It
w as fashioned w ith fa g o tte d yoke,
p u ffed sleeves, sle n d e r g ird le an d
fu ll s k ir t, w ith g racefu l tra in . Miss
Dodd w ore th e floor le n g th tu lle v eil
a n d J u lie t cap of seed p e a rls w o rn
by h e r cousin. Mrs. Jo sep h M inor
R o b e rts (C a th ry n C o llin s) a t h e r
w ed d in g last O ctober. T h e b rid a l
costum e w as com pleted by fu ll
le n g th w h ite kid gloves. T h e b rid e 's
b o u q u et w as of o rch id s an d lilie s of
th e valley.
Miss Isabel Dodd, s is te r of th e
b rid e w as m aid of hono r, an d b rid e s
m aid s w ere Mrs. R oberta. Mrs. E. L.
(C o n tin u ed on page 6 )
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OFFICIAL UMATILLA COUNTY PAPER
HERMISTON, UMATILLA COUNTY, OREGON, JANUARY 4, 1940.
VOLUME x x x in .
HIGHSCHOOL HAS
THREE BASKETBALL
GAMES NEXT WEEK
(OXEN DESCRIBES
SINKING O f SHIP
BY DESTROYER
A fte r tw o w eeks of Idleness, Coach
R ay C ritc h fie ld 's hoopers w ill get
back to w ork In e a rn e s t n e x t w eek,
h a v in g a fu ll sch e d u le of th ree
gam es. Ione w ill play h ere T uesday,
th e B ulldogs jo u rn e y to U m atilla
F rid a y an d th e P e n d le to n B ucks In
vade H erm isto n S a tu rd a y n ig h t.
C o n sid erab le
im p ro v em en t
has
been n o ted In th e team p lay in th e
p a s t few gam es a n d it is expected
th a t th e B ulldogs w ill w in a fa ir
p o rtio n of th e re m a in in g gam es.
C ritc h fle ld in d ic a te d W ednesday
th a t C ram p to n , P ierso n , T ille r, H ol
lom an an d C orpe w ould probably
s t a r t th e Ione t i lt , w ith R u g g and
G e ttm a n n fo r u tility use.
U. S. SHIP PICKS
UP SURVIVORS
W ar fans, who eag erly search th e
d aily p a p ers fo r new s of th e co n flict
ab ro ad , w ill be in te re ste d in th e eye
w itn ess a c c o u n t w ritte n by E llis L.
Coxen to h is m o th er a n d o th e r re la
tiv es in H erm isto n . E llis is in th e
U. S. N avy an d is e x p e rien cin g all
th e ex citem en t of w ar tim es.
T h e fo llo w in g is ta k e n d ire c tly
from h is le tte r :
“ W e w ere steam in g alo n g behind
th e G erm an lin e r (C o lu m b u s), es
c o rtin g h er o u t of th e n e u tra l zone.
It w as som ew here a ro u n d four
o'clock w h en a speck of sm oke w as
sig h te d o v er th e ho rizo n . Of course,
a ll h an d s w en t up to w a tc h it. It
w as ju s t a few m in u te s u n til we
could see t h a t it w as a w a r ship.
"W e k n ew we w ere th e o n ly A m er
ican s o u t h ere, so w e fig u red th a t
it m u st be a B ritis h — t h a t ’s w hen
we really g o t in te re ste d . P re tty soon
we could see th e C an ad ian m an-of-
w ar tlag a t h e r m asth ead . T he des
tro y e r fire d tw o sh o ts across th e
lin e r’s bow an d sig n aled a h a lt.
“ We cam e to a sto p a t th e sam e
tim e. She h ad no m ore th a n stopped
w hen we could see lifeb o ats b ein g
low ered o v er th e sid e (o f th e lin e r).
By th is tim e th e B ritis h d estro y er
had come a b o u t, th e crew of th e
lin e r had clim bed in to th e ir b o ats
an d shoved off from it. I t w as b u t
a very few m in u te s u n til th e lin e r
slow ly b egan to se ttle a n d fire broke
o u t above h e r a fte r decks.
“ T he d e stro y e r sig n aled us an d
asked if we w ould ta k e th e su rv iv o rs
in. So th e p rocess of g e ttin g all
th o se people abo ard began. T he sea
w as choppy an d th e b o a ts w ere
b a n g in g u p a g a in s t th e s h ip p re tty
bad and a few of th e s a ilo rs fell in
th e d rin k b u t we p ulled th em o u t
0 . K. By th is tim e it w as g e ttin g
dusk a n d th e
lin e r,
w h ich
w as
ab laze a ll over, w as lig h tin g up th e
ocean for m iles a ro u n d . T h a t w as
an aw fu l h ig h t— a 21 m illio n d o llar
sh ip g o in g u p in sm oke an d slow ly
sin k in g .
“ Some o f th e crew h ad som e very
sad faces b u t o th e rs w ere la u g h in g
an d said th e y w ere g lad a n d iproud
to be ab o ard a U. S. sh ip . T hey
b ro u g h t som e w ine a n d ch am p ag n e
as g ifts for th e crew . I w as g iven a
q u a rt of w ine an d I gave them c ig
a re tte s . T h ey w ere a v ery nice
b u n ch of sailo re (som e spoke E n g
lis h ). T h e re w ere sev eral w omen in
th e crew a n d a few y o u n g boys.
“ W hen we got in to New Y ork
th e re wag a mess of tu g b o a ts w hich
had com e o u t c o n ta in in g new s reel
an d n ew sp ap er men. T h ey took p ic
tu re s by th e h u n d re d s of th e su rv iv
ors. M any of o u r sailo rs g o t p ic tu re s
of th e s in k in g sh ip ( I 'll sen d some
h om e) an d th ese n ew sp ap er men o f
fered as h ig h as $100 a roll fo r
film .”
Signed. E llis L. Coxen.
STATISTICS SHOW
HERMISTON IN LOW
COST BRACKET
TURKEY PICKING
RESUMES AT LOCAL
PLANT WEDNESDAY
PENDLETON MALE
CHORUS TO SING
HERE JANUARY 19
O p eratio n s began ag a in W ednes
day m o rn in g a t th e local p la n t of
th e E a ste rn O regon T u rk ey G row ers.
F o u r carlo ad s of b ird s w as a n tic i
p ated for th e p resen t ru n w h ich w ill
pro b ab ly ta k e fo u r d ay s o f p ick in g
an d th re e day s of pack in g . A p p ro x i
m ately th e sam e crew of 60 pickers
w as a t w ork W ednesday.
A lth o u g h th e p re se n t ru n was
o rig in a lly sch ed u led as th e w indup
of th e season, ft Is possible th a t a n o
th e r pool w ill be held la te r, acco rd
in g to Mrs. Roy P en n ey , se c re ta ry .
A lth o u g h th e p rice of tu rk e y s
slu m p ed so m ew h at d u rin g th e fin a l
d ay s of th e season, th e g e n e ra l con
d itio n com pared fav o rab ly w ith fo r
m er years.
T he H erm isto n G arden club is a n
n o u n cin g th a t th e P en d leto n m ale
chorus, u n d e r th e d irection of Ted
Roy, w ill p re se n t a concert in th e
H erm isto n h ig h school gym nasium
on F rid ay , J a n u a r y 19. T his p o p u lar
g ro u p has ap p eared in m any cities
in e a ste rn O regon an d has been e n
th u s ia s tic a lly received. T he m ale
cho ru s p resen ted a concert in H erm
iston la st year.
T h e co n cert w ill begin a t 8 :1 5 p.
m. a n d an adm ission of 40c a n d 25c
w ill be ch arg ed . F u rth e r Info rm atio n
co n c e rn in g th e co n cert w ill ap p ear
in n e x t w eek’s issue of T he H erald.
TAX FORECLOSURE
LIST PUBLISHED
B eg in n in g w ith la s t w eek’s issue,
th e H erald Is p u b lish in g
in fo u r
con secu tiv e issues a n o tice o f fore
clo su re of tax lien s a g a in s t p ro p erty
in U m atilla county. Y ears of d e lin
quency d a te hack as fa r as 1928 an d
a re b ro u g h t up to 1938 in m any in
stan ces.
T he fo reclo su re list is b ein g p u b
lished in th e E ast O reg o n ian and
T h e H erald an d is b ein g se n t to
ea ste rn p a rt of th e co u n ty th ro u g h
box holders.
B earded Aces To A p p ear H ere J a n . 1 2
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V *4
S o m eth in g e n tire ly new In th e
w ay of b a sk e tb a ll h as been sch ed
uled for th e H erm isto n h ig h school
floor w hen th e B earded Aces, re p re
s e n tin g th e C ity of D avid of B enton
H arB or, M ich., w ill ta n g le w ith th e
H erm isto n tow n team n ex t F rid ay ,
J a n u a r y 12. T he local team w ill be
stre n g th e n e d for th e occasion by a d
d itio n a l p la y e rs
from
U m atilla,
S tan field an d Echo.
T h e B earded Aces w ere o rg an ized
in 1937 an d played n n d e r th e nam e
of T u c k e r’s B earded Aces. D u rin g
th e 1937-38 season th e y played 85
g am es an d lo st 14. D u rin g th e 1938-
39 season th e Aces play ed 124 gam es
an d lost 26. T hey w ere th e only
beard ed team selected to p lay in th e
n a tio n a l p ro fessio n al to u rn a m e n t In
C hicago. T h e B earded A c e s.a re all
fo rm er college p lay ers and com bine
a. fa s t p assin g gam e w ith , su p erb
sh o w m an sh ip th a t m ade a big h it
w h erev er th e y played Iasi season.
P ra c tic e sessions fo r th e tow n
team h av e been sla te d on th e follow
in g n ig h ts, acc o rd in g to F red Reeves,
m a n a g e r: F rid a y , J a n u a r y 5. J a n
u a ry 8, J a n u a r y 10. J a n u a r y 17,
J a n u a r y 23 an d J a n u a r y 31. P la y
ers in te re ste d should be p re s e n t F r i
day o r M onday n ig h t in o rd e r th a t
a rra n g e m e n ts c an be com pleted fo r
th e B earded Aces game.
GOOD CHEER SPREAD
AT CHRISTMAS TIM E
In k eep in g w ith th e s p irit of
sp re a d in g good ch eer a t C h ristm as,
th e local co m m ittee d is trib u te d 27
C h ristm a s b ask ets th is year. T h e co
o p e ra tin g g ro u p th is y ear included
th e A m erican L egion and A u x iliary ;
th e R ebekah L odge: th e A lta r Socie
ty ; th e C ity o f H e rm isto n ; an d th e
B a p tist, M ethodist, P en teco stal and
U nion ch u rch es, and various In d iv i
duals.
By pooling th e ir e ffo rts th e b as
k e ts w ere u n ifo rm ly n icer th a n th ey
w puld have been if done in d ep en d
e n tly . Also, sev eral cases of d u p li
catio n w ere avoided.
T h is w o rth y p ro je c t deserves th e
w h o leh earted b a c k in g of th e citizen s
of th is co m m unity. T he expression
of ‘g r a titu d e by th e rec ip ie n ts w as a
jo y to every m em ber o f th e co m m it
tee w ho d eliv ered baskets. T h e com
m itte e w ishes to express th e ir a p
p re c ia tio n to th o se w ho helped and
fo r th e g ifts d o n ated .
COMMERCIAL CLUB
MEETS WEDNESDAY
T he H erm isto n C om m ercial club
w ill m eet W ednesday. J a n u a r y 10, a t
7 :0 0 p. m. a t th e Odd F ellow s hall,
and w ill be served w ith a d in n e r by
th e R ebekahs. T h is w ill be th e a n
n u al m eetin g fo r election of officers
fo r th e e n su in g year.
O th e r b u sin ess w ill also be tak en
up.
Cannery-Laundry Group To Meet
A n o tice is b ein g given of th e a n
n u al m e etin g of th e H erm isto n Co
o p e ra tiv e L a u n d ry & C annery at th e
L egion h all on S a tu rd ay , J a n u a r y
20, a t 2 :0 0 p. m fo r th e purpose of
e le c tin g th re e d ire c to rs and such
o th e r business a s may legally come
before th e m eeting. C a th e rin e Som-
m erer is se c re ta ry .
A re c e n t O regon school d irecto ry
issued by R ex P u tn a m , s u p e rin te n d
e n t of public In s tru c tio n , rev eals in
te re s tin g fig u re s in co n n ectio n w ith
th e p er c a p ita cost of h ig h school
ed u c a tio n in th e v ario u s cities of
O regon. T he re p o rt covers th e school
y e a r of 1938-39 for s ta n d a rd
high
schools.
T h e cost per c a p ita of H erm isto n
U nion h ig h school w as set a t $99.32.
T h e n e a re s t fig u ré for an y o th e r
h ig h school in U m a tilla co u n ty w as
$124.94, w hile th e o th e rs ran g ed all
th e w ays from th is fig u re up to
$305.10.
T h e assessed v a lu a tio n of th e H e r
m iston d is tric t w as $2,033,794.00.
TOWNSEND MEETING
DATE SHOVED UP
NUMBER 40
LOCAL POST OFFICE
REACHES SECOND
(LASS STANDING
INCREASE GRADUAL
IN RECENT YEARS
T he H erm isto n
postoffice has
reached th e ra n k o f a second class
office, acco rd in g to W. A. L ogan,
postm aster. T h e business of th e of
fice has g ra d u a lly in creased in th e
past several years. In 1937 th e to ta l
proceeds w ere in $7,900 w h ile in
1938 th e to ta l w as $8526.83. T he
volum e jum ped to $9,473.14 In 1939,
su ffic ie n t to give th e office a second
class ra n k in g .
D u rin g th e p ast D ecem ber m o n th ,
th e nu m b er of sales of m oney orders
w as 713, w h ile d u rin g th e y e a r th e re
has been a larg e use of stam p s, p o st
al ca rd s an d th e use of m alls fo r a d
v e rtis in g purposes.
As a second clasH office th e com
m u n ity is in line for b e tte r m all
services, and It is expected t h a t a n
e ffo rt w ill be made for a tw o-m all
d aily service. A second class office,
If m a in ta in e d for tw o consecutive
years, becom es elig ib le for a post-
office g r a n t by th e fed eral po stal
d e p a rtm e n t.
Such a b u ild in g w ould also he
av a ila b le for o th e r fed eral use, such
as th e a s s is ta n t co u n ty a g e n t, U. S.
e n g in ee rs and o th e r em ployees of th e
govern m en t. T h e am o u n t g ra n te d to
su ch b u ild in g s ran g es from $25,000
to $50,000.
If th e progress of th e local office
c o n tin u es th ro u g h o u t 1940, th e s it
u a tio n w ill be presented to th e con
gressm an of th e d is tric t w ho w ill be
expected to secure th e ap p ro v al by
th e postal d e p a rtm e n ts for fu n d s
from congress to c o n stru c t th e b u ild
____ ________
ing.
T h e n e x t m eetin g of th e H erm iston
T ow nsend club has been shoved up
from J a n u a r y 12 to F rid a y , J a n u a ry
5, because th e clu b is c a llin g an ex
tr a m e etin g for J a n u a r y 13 to cele
b ra te Dr. F ra n c is T o w n sen d ’s b ir th
day. P la n s for th e ce le b ra tio n w ill
be th e o rd e r of th e ev en in g F rid ay .
“ A Jo k e on th e T o y m ak er,” a
T h e club m eets in th e Legion hall. m usical play in one a ct, w ill be pre
sen ted by th e fire t fo u r g rad es a t
th e H e rm isto n h ig h school g y m n as
ium T h u rsd a y , J a n u a r y 11, a t 8 :0 0
p. m. T he o p e re tta w as to have been
g iven p rio r to C h ristm as b u t due to
T h e fin al days of 1939 and th e Illness w as postponed till th e above
firs t th re e days of th e new y ear date.
b ro u g h t th r e e -q u a rte rs of a n Inch
T h e sto ry of th e play h as to do
r a in fa ll In th e H erm isto n area. F o r w ith S a n ta p re p a rin g fo r hiis a n n u a l
th e firs t tim e th is fall an d w in te r tr ip th ro u g h th e co u n try . W h ile he
season, a fu ll head of w ater w as be Is m ak in g la s t m in u te p re p a ra tio n s
ing ta k e n th ro u g h th e feed c a n a l in aw ay from th e toy shop, a Fairy
to C old S p rin g s reserv o ir.
H ereto Q ueen w ith h e r m agic b rin g s the
fore only a sm all head had been r u n toys to life. W hen S a n ta re tu rn s to
load th e sleig h , he is v ery m uch s u r
ning.
T h e te m p e ra tu re s for th e week prised and also fin d s h is toys very
stayed a t a very even keel ex cep t for w illin g and read y to show him w h a t
W ednesday w hen a m axim um of 52 they a re able to do.
and a m inim um of 26 w as recorded.
T h e p erfo rm an ce Is In te re stin g
D u rin g th e firs t six d ay s th e h ig h e s t from b e g in n in g to end and local c it
w as 39 a n d th e lo w est 31.
izens should not fail to see th e
T h e follow ing Is th e re p o rt for y o u n g ste rs perform . An adm ission
th e p a st w eek, acco rd in g to C harles price of 25c fo r a d u lts an d 10c fo r
T ay lo r, w e a th e r m an :
c h ild re n w ill be charged.
Max. Min.
D ate
D ecem ber 28 ...... ....... 34 ... . 31
___ 37 ... 32
. 35
D ecem ber 30 ....... ....... 39
D ecem ber 31 ........ ....... 38 ... . 35
. 32
J a n u a r y 1 ............ ....... 39
A special m eetin g of th e H erm is
J a n u a r y 2 ............ ....... 38 ... . 35
ton Odd F ellow s has been planned
J a n u a r y 3 ............ ....... 52 ... . 26
for M onday, J a n u a r y 8, a t th e local
hall. T he P endleton lodge w ill e n
te r ta in fo r th e evening w ith G ran d
M aster O. F. S teele also present. All
to a tte n d
Odd F ellow s a re asked
or
o th e r
w h eth er m em bers h ere
D a rre l S eeliger of O akland, C alif., lodges, and g et acq u ain ted .
a rriv e d In H erm iston D ecem ber 21
Lodge m em bers a re inform ed not
an d le ft a g a in T uesday of th is week to sta y aw ay because th e y do n o t
a fte r sp e n d in g ten d ay s a t th e hom e have th e passw ord. T h e th ird de
of hLs p a re n ts, Mr. and Mrs. F ra n k gree passw ord w ill ad m it.
been em ployed
S eeliger.
H e has
w ith th e S o u th ern P acific ra ilro a d
WILLIAM ULRICH
a t O akland, C alif., fo r alm o st th re e
W illiam U lrich, 76 y e a rs of age,
years.
U p h o ld in g hom e tow n h o sp ita lity , passed aw ay la st T h u rsd ay , D ecem
D arrel was fined $5.00 an d costs In ber 28, a t H u n tin g to n . O regon. Mr.
th e local ju s tic e of peace c o u rt T ues U lrich w as found n ear th e S nake riv
day fo r o v erlo ad in g th e fro n t s e a t of e r a t th a t place frozen to d e a th . He
w as a n old tim e re sid e n t o f th e H e r
an auto m o b ile.
m iston and P endleton d is tric ts an d
well know n am ong th e o ld er g e n e ra
W atch Night Party Enjoyed
Miss R ebecca P ierson w as hostess tion.
F u n e ra l services w ere h eld S a tu r
to 15 frie n d s New Y ear’s eve a t th e
hom e of h e r p a re n ts, Mr. and Mrs. day a t P en d leto n . He is su rv iv ed by
K. D. P ierson. A w affle su p p er w as tw o sons and one d a u g h te r, Jo h n U l
enjoyed, follow ing w hich th e gro u p rich of H erm isto n . F re d U lrich of
w atch ed th e old y ear o u t and th e D enver. Colo., an d Mrs. F a n n ie Mey
ers of La G rande.
new y e a r in.
GRADE SCHOOL TO
PRESENT OPERETTA
NEW YEAR BEGINS
W IT H RA IN FALL
ODDFELLOWS PLAN
SPECIAL MEETING
DARREL SEELIGER
PAYS V ISIT HERE
lone High School vs. Hermiston High Bulldogs Tuesday Hight - Two Games