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PAO» POUR THE HERMISTON HERALD. HERMISTON. OREGON. 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. Entered at the post office at Hermiston as Second Class Matter, Dec. 1906, Umatilla County, Oregon. Subscription Rates One Y ear....................................... . $2.00 Six Months ...................................... 1.00 Three M onths................................ ” ^50 _____________ Payable in Advance Office Telephone ............................ 2051 Residence Telephone ................. 2333 O r e g 1 o ( n S i t r i s O p e r P u b l i s h e r ! / 4 - s - { o g ii a t i on ed a t th e J o h n Je n d rz e je w sk i hom e »♦♦»»»»»»♦»»»»»»»♦»»»»»»»»»»»♦»»»»»»»»»»»♦»«»»»»»♦♦♦♦ an d w ith o th e r frie n d s h ere o v er th e week end. H e w as' a fo rm e r re s i By Mrs. Baxter Hutchison d e n t of th is d is tric t. Mrs. M iles B a ra g e r, Mrs. B u rn h a m T he F. B. A. m em b ers sp e n t a very an d d a u g h te r M arjo ry an d Mrs. Mul en jo y ab le d ay w ith Mrs. D uane L a lin s m ade a tr ip to P e n d le to n u nday: th ro p re c e n tly . T he lad ies did m end Mr. and Mrs. E rn e s t R eeves an d in g w h ile th ey v isited . A pot luck son H aro ld of U m a tilla v isited a t d in n e r w as served a t noon. In the th e Bob W oodw ard hom e S u n d ay a f a fte rn o o n o ld so n g s w ere su n g w ith ternoon. Mrs. L a th ro p ’s fin e a lto voice Join Mrs. F. W. L enz w as called to Ing in. Mrs. O tis B uell w as a t th e tow n S unday n ig h t. H er d a u g h te r piano. A bout 25 w ere p resen t. Mrs. H e n ry K ow itz, w as se rio u sly Mrs. J o h n G ray is re p o rte d ill a t ill. h e r home. T he S ew ing and C ooking clu b s led Mr. T u r n e r from th e M aguire E le c tric H a tc h e ry of P o rtla n d was by A nn S om tnerer held a food sale h e re F rid a y an d S a tu rd a y , blood- in H erm isto n S a tu rd a y . te s tin g ch ick en s. T he U. E dw ards, Joyce M cCulley w as hom e over the A rth u r B lin sto n an d Roy P earson week end. flocks w ere am o n g th o se tested in T h e C olum bia school g av e a p a t th is d is tric t. rio tic iprogram , follow ed by a p u p P eggy S om m erer an d se v e ra l of pet show M onday evening. T he p ro h er little frie n d s c e le b ra te d P eg g y 's g ram w as well ren d ered . T he public b irth d a y w ith a th e a tre p a rty S u n w as invited. day. L a te r in th e a fte rn o o n re A m ong P e n d le to n v isito rs from fre sh m en ts w ere served a t h e r home. Mrs. W. A. M ikesell. Mrs. George th is d is tric t S a tu rd a y w ere Mr. a n d S tro h m , Mrs. P a u l B ra c h e r an d Mrs. Mrs. C. L. U pham , Mrs. E lm e r Dix- A. H. C able form ed a c o m m ittee th a t son, Mrs. L. W. D ixson, Mrs. P ercy m et a t th e S tro h m hom e T h u rsd ay C orm an an d Miss Jo y ce M cCulley. Mr. a n d M rs. Jo e Udey an d M rs. an d hem m ed ta b le c lo th s for th e Re- Tom S ink w ere S u n d ay ev e n in g visi Becca lodge. Mr». Sltrohm served tors of Mr. an d Mrs. W. A. ¡Mikesell. ice cream and cookies fo r re fre s h P ercy C orm an m ade a business m ents. tr ip to P en d leto n th e firs t of the Mrs. W. P. L u ttre ll of P o rtla n d week. an d d a u g h te r, M rs. F is h e r o f T aco M r. and Mrs. V icto r A ddlem an F. B. SWAYZE, President m a, W n., w ere v is itin g in th is d is sp en t S unday ev e n in g w ith Mr. an d tr ic t an d in P e n d le to n over the -Mrs. V ern D unham . Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation week end. Low ell Y oung, b ro th e r of Mrs* A b irth d a y w as g iven S a tu rd a y E m ory Cox, is now w o rk in g on the ev en in g a t th e B. E. G etch ell home to c e le b rate th e b irth d a y s of N orm a Tom Boylen sh eep ra n c h on B u tte r Mrs. Buzz Isaac an d d a u g h te r of and Jam es G etch ell, an d D orothy Creek. M ETHODIST CHU RCH Miss L u cille W eeks who h as been H ia tt. G am es w ere played. C ake, em ployed in P en d leto n is hom e for P ilo t Rock sp en t th e w eek end w ith Rev. S te a rn s C u sh in g Jr. Mr. an d Mrs. L. C. D yer. jello and p u n ch w ere served. Those a few days v is it w ith h e r m o th er. p resen t w ere D o ro th y a n d Jim Knox, Mr. an d Mrs. K e n n eth O v ia tt and T he serm on fo r th e S u n d ay m o rn Mr. and Mrs. O rbie W ells and L ew is W ilson. Clif. a n d C layton tw o c h ild re n of P e n d leto n visited ch ild re n visited S u n d ay a fte rn o o n in g service w ill be, " S p iritu a l A d T olm anson. Bobby E a to n . E lm er w ith Mr. an d Mrs. Bud H ooker. Mr. and Mrs. R ay O v ia tt S unday. v e n tu re .” A nyone w ho trie d to go B lahm , R achel W eeks, M ary and L ittle P atsy A nn H an sen is a Mr. and Mrs. O rval W rig h t an d H en ry S om m erer, E arl G etchell. Jim sm all d a u g h te r w ere week end v isi th ro u g h life on borrow ed c a p ita l house g u est of D oreen C able w hile M arsh all, R u th M cCulley, M yra, w ould be called a fool, y et how her m o th er, Mrs. Iv er H au sen , is in to rs a t th e R ay O v ia tt home. N orm a an d Jan ies G etchell. Mr. an d Mrs. E. C. H ug h es an d m any th e re a re w ho tr y to go on Mr. an d Mrs. R alph K een er w ere the H erm isto n G en eral h o sp ital. Mr. and Mrs. J. B. B rad sh aw and Mr. and Mrs. M. W. H u g h es w ere “ b o rro w ed ” fa ith . T he serv ice is at d in n e r g u ests of 'Mr. an d M rs. H . A. fam ily moved from th is d is tr ic t in S u n d ay v isito rs a t th e W ill B arb er W ilson F rid ay . 1 1 :0 0 a. m. S pecial m usic by choir. to H erm isto n M onday. home. Mr. an d Mrs. Ed H u g g an d ch ild T he S u n d ay School m eets a t 10. T he C olum bia school h arm o n ica ren w ill occupy th e d w e llin g v a c a t Mr. an d Mrs. H erm an K ow itz O ur “ w in 3 p ro g ra m ” is coming band w ill have a p a rty F rid a y ev en ed by th e Cecil M adden fam ily. w ere v isito rs a t th e B. E. G etchell ing a t th e H e n ry Som m erer home. a lo n g fine. You w ill fin d a class Mr. an d Mrs. Cecil M adden and D ulcina P a n ag es c ele b rated her hom e S u n d ay . fam ily moved in to H e rm isto n S a tu r b irth d a y w ith a p a rty a t h e r hom e su ite d to y o u r ag e an d in te re st. T he T he b e a u tifu l su n sh in e S u n d ay day. T hey a r e w ith Mr. M adden’s S a tu rd a y afte rn o o n . E p w o rth L eague m eets a t 7 :0 0 p. m. b ro u g h t people o u t in to th e open p aren ts. T hey ex p ect to leave th e W. B. F o ste r m ade a tr ip to P ro s spaces. A n u m b er of b o a te rs w ere follow ed by th e m e d ita tio n service la tte r p a rt of th e week fo r th e ir new ser th is week w here he p u rch ased seen on th e Cold S p rin g s re se rv o ir a t 8. hom e in Iowa. an d on th e C olum bia riv e r. T h e y el You a re in v ited to come w o rsh ip Mrs. J. H. R eid re tu rn e d S a tu r 300 tw o -m o n th s old p u llets. Mr. and Mrs. M elvin F o lle tt low d aisies a re m a k in g th e ir a p p e a r d ay from C o rv allis w h ere she had God in th is atm o sp h e re of fr ie n d li ances alo n g w ith th e d affo d ils and w ere d in n e r g u e sts o f Mr. a n d Mrs. sp e n t th e p a st w eek a tte n d in g th e ness, jo y an d hope. violets. It seem s S p rin g is here. H om em akers C o n feren ce. Mrs. R eid V ern D unham S unday evening. Mrs. M abel W eeks and d a u g h te r re p o rts a w o n d erfu l tim e. T h ere w ere 500 c o u n try w om en present R ach el and son J u n io r, a n d Mrs. B. from th e sm all trfwns th ro u g h o u t E. G etchell and d a u g h te r N orm a and M yra, w ere v isito rs in E cho S unday th e sta te . afte rn o o n . E rn e s t H offm an of R edm ond v lsit- Mrs. M ildred H a rris a n d Mrs. R ogers of P e n d leto n w ere a t th e R. B. W ilcox hom e S unday looking a t th e saddle horses. G erald G arley w ho h as been stay ing w ith Mrs. L a u ra M orris for the past y ear and a tte n d in g h ig h school is now a t th e L. W. D ouglas home. Miss M y rth en a M artin sp e n t the week end w ith h e r p a re n ts a t G ate OF HARDWARE, FARM MACHINERY AND way, Ore. Mr. and Mrs. E m il Z ivney w ere in P o rtla n d over th e week end v is itin g WINDMILL PARTS STOCK OF THE Mrs. Z iv n ey ’s m o th er. Mrs. M abel W eeks and fam ily w ere in P en d leto n T uesday on a sh o p p in g to u r an d h ad d in n e r w ith Mrs. R. J. W ilbur. LEXINGTON, OREGON Mr. an d Mrs. O tis Jo rd a n and d a u g h te r D orothy w ere d in n e r g u ests a t th e L. W. D ouglas hom e Sunday. SEE L. W. D ouglas le ft M onday for P ilo t Rock w here h e w ill be em DR. DALE ROTHWELL ployed. Mr. and Mrs. C arl H am m er are BEGINNING AT 10:00 A. M. — FREE LUNCH b u ild in g a t:wo-room ad d itio n to OVER W00LW0RTHS th e ir house. T he w ork Is w ell u n d er way. V. R. RUNNION, Auctioneer J. D. C h ris tle y m ade a tr ip to P o rtla n d th e firs t of th e w eek. COLUMBIA NEWS :: H o w m u c h n e w fu r n itu r e h ave yo u b o ught in th e la s t fiv e years? e The chances are you have added more than you realize, and need more insurance on household effects than you are carrying. If you want to check up, we shall be glad to give you a Resi dence Inventory booklet. We can bring your insurance up-to-date at moment’s notice. Also we take the financial guesswork out of insurance . . . by placing it with strong capital stock companies. You, can never become liable for assessment. I C ITY OF HERMISTON Report of Recorder for Period December 31, 1938, to December 31, 1939. GENERAL FUND C ash in F u n d Dec. 3 J, 1938 A d ju stm e n t for O utlaw ed C laim s C ollectio n s d u rin g y ear, tax es C ollectio n s o th e r th a n tax es $2,659.56 9 34 6,995.40 822.29 Disbursements During Year: G E N E R A L G O V E R N M E N T -- O fficial S a la rie s _______ T rav el E x p en se T elepho n e & Tel. ............. P u b lish in g re p o rts, etc. . .. S u re ty Bonds O ffice S upplies ............. A u d it ............................................. T ru ck p u rch ase . M iscellaneous exp en se ........... $1,069.50 60.00 17.95 66.85 55.00 65.53 100.00 208.96 53.24 $1,696.12 PO LICE D E P A R T M E N T - S a la rie s ................... D ep u ties ............................. E q uip. & S u p p lies __ 2,100.00 10.00 32.24 2,142.24 F IR E D E P A R T M E N T — W ages .............................. T ru c k sto ra g e ....... ........ E q u ip . & S up p lies ......... 265.00 90.00 139.50 494.50 SOCIAL W E L F A R E — S alary H e a lth O fficer R elief ................. J a il expense .................. Boy S couts ................. 120.00 46.18 12.42 50.00 228.60 PUBLIC S tre e ts, S treets, S treets, G arbage W O RK S— labor .............. m a te ria ls, etc. lig h tin g ____ rem oval 174.10 517.81 862.66 4.00 1,558.57 L IB R A R Y — S alary lib ra ria n ......... J a n ito r w ork ................ H eat and lig h t ............ O ther expense ............. 360.00 35.80 91.65 143.33 630.78 THURSDAY, MARCH 7, 194«. FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF HERMISTON C losing Out A u c tio n S ale W H Y W o rk m en ’s C om pensation Dues, L eague of Ore. C ities P aid in to Bldg. Fund 173.18 15.00 1,000.00 TOTA L ..................... Cash in F u n d Dec. 31, 1939 7,938.99 2,547.60 Continue to suffer from poor eyesight when glas ses of accurate vision, correction and beauty cost so little? Beach E quipm ent Co. M onday, March 11 Optometrist & Optician 18 Bond Bldg. - Pendleton 10.486.59 10,486.59 IRRIGATION DISTRICT NO. 1 Cash in F u n d D ecem ber 31 1938 ............. C ollections d u rin g y ear ....................... DISBURSEMENTS DURING YEAR— L abor .............................................................. S upplies ........................................... '' M ileage, s u p e rin te n d e n t .................. P aid to D istric t for w a te r .......... ...... 192.98 61.43 54.00 126.00 Cash in F u n d D ecem ber 31, 1939 434.41 484.14 7.24 911.31 918.55 918.55 IRRIGATION DISTRICT NO. 2 Cash In F u n d D ecem ber 31, 1938 C ollection s d u rin g y ear 463.85 238.04 DISBURSEMENTS DURING YEAR - .... S upplies M ileage, S u p e rin te n d e n t ................................. P aid t^i D istric t for w a te r ............................. 205.80 181,20 32.00 58.50 Cash in F u n d D ecem ber 31, 1939 477.50 224.39 701.89 701.89 . BUILDING FUND ( a s h in F u n d D ecem ber 31, 1938 C ollection s d u rin g y e a r ................................. D isb u rsem en ts d u rin g y e a r ...................... Cash In F u n d D ecem ber 31, 1939 1,200.00 1.140.00 none 2,340.00 2,340.00 2.340.00 CITY WATER FUND Cash in F u n d D ecem ber 31, 1938 .......... A d ju stm en t for o u tla w e d claim s C ollections for w a te r .................................. C ollections o th e r th a n w a t e r ............. D ISBURSEM ENTS DURING Y .E A R -- S alary , su p e rin te n d e n t E le c tric pow er S upplies .............................................................. L abor .................................................................. O ffice S up p lies ......... ............................. . Bond In te re s t ................... .............................. Bond R etirem ent ......................... In c id e n ta ls ........................................................ C ash In fu n d D ecem ber 31, 1939 1,711.75 3.63 7.269.36 137.35 1,200.00 869.75 796.13 109.70 92.30 780.00 3.500.00 11.67 • Here's the greatest refrigerator bargain we have ever offered. 1 A brand new 6 cubic foot Frigidaire — now selling at the lowest price in history — offering ou a dozen work-saving, money-saving advantages. amous Meter-Miser mechanism that cuts current cost to the bone. 1-Piece All-Steel Cabinet construction. Automatic Tray Release on every ice tray. And many more! . . . Come in-see this outstanding refrigerator buy today. W e cannot guarantee this low price will remain in effect indefinitely. Buy now—easy payment plan terms, tf desired. { ♦ 7.359 45 1,762.64 9,122.09 Never Before a Value Like T h u l Same Q uality Corulruction — M any o f the Same Feature» as in Model» P riced (1OO More! 9.122.09 TOTAL INDEBTEDNESS OF CITY DEC. 31. 1939 B onds fo r c o n stru c tio n of w ater w orks $9.500.00 D ecem ber acco u n ts p ay ab le ................................. 782.93 I. C h arles T ay lo r, R eco rd er o f th e C ity of H erm isto n , do h e re by c e rtify th a t to th e best of my k n ow ledge an d belief, th e above sta te m e n ts as show n by th e books of th is office. D ecem ber 31. 1939. a re tr u e and co rrect. LOOK A T ALL THE FEATURES THIS SENSATIONAL LOW PRICE BUYS! Famous Meter-Miser Mechanism • 1-Piece All-Steel Cabinet • Auto- matic Tray Release on All Four Ice Trays • Frigidaire Super-Freezer • F-l 14 R efrigerant • A utom atic Interior Light • Automatic Reset Defroster • Cold Storage I ray • Touch-Latch Door Opener . Uni- marie Cold Control . 5 Year Protec- tion Plan Against Service Expense • Stainless Porcelain in FcodCompart- merit • S arin/T ooth Dulux Exre- r r • T , t .-ad r .x a c j by General MOR-TONE SOUND SERVICE H erm isto n Phone 2121 I
