THURSDAY, SEPT. 19, 1940.
JASIS THEATRE 1 Local Happenings
HERMISTON, OREGON
PHONE 2121
Miss Helen Dwyer of Minneapolis,
j Minn., arrived Monday to spend a
few days with her niece and family,
Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Rohrman. She
is making an extended trip through
the west and left again Thursday
night.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Hunt of Wal
Floyd Dixson and Ralph Skinner
are visiting at the Elmer Dixson and la Walla, Wn., and Mrs. Edmonds of FREE S H O W IN G O F
Spokane, Wn., visited at the Elmer
L. W. Dixson homes.
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Baby bracelets, »1.00. Behrman’s. Dixson home recently.
Mrs. Ida Stevens of Madison, Wis.,
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A T O A S IS F R ID A Y
Mr. and Mrs. Orval Kepford and arrived Wednesday at the home of
CROSS C O U N T R Y
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
A.
Clarke
to
spend
two children Jimmy and Nila, Rev.
Vivid airplane shots of the Colum
and Mrs. Connie Mursa of Port An several weeks with them.
ROMANCE'
Mr. and Mrs. Manuel Santis of bia river basin, ranging from the
geles, Wn. were guests at the Elmer
John Day visited Sunday at the home mouth of the mighty river to the pic
Dixson home recently.
of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. George turesque Wallowa mountains and
Mrs.
J.
H.
Hall
of
Stanfield
was
3 MESQU1TEERS in
from the fruitful Yakima valley to
a dinner guest Wednesday at the Harris.
'T H E K A N S A S
E. J. Meyers of Echo has recently the pine-blanketed Deschutes coun
home of Mr. and Mrs. J. V. Viller-
returned from a trip to his old home try, are one of the many features of
moure.
TE R R O R S '
“24-Hour Service,” a sound movie
Mr. and Mrs. Ray R. Ritchie of in Missouri. He was in Hermiston scheduled for free showings at the
PLUS SHORTS
Salem visited for a short time at the the early part of this week.
Oasis theatre here Friday, Septem
Mr. and Mrs. M. W. Knickerbocker
Guy
Shaw home last week. They
ber
20.
SUN. - MON. - SEPT. 22 - 23
came to visit the Pendleton Round of Redmond returned to their home
Continuous Show Sunday
Into every corner of the territory
Monday
after
having
spent
a
week
Up.
it serves, Pacific Power & Light com
Mrs. Emma Christman of Portland visiting their son and family, Mr. pany, producer of “24-Hour Service,”
DARRYL F. ZANUCK’S
and
Mrs.
M.
E.
Knickerbocker.
visited last week at the home of Mr.
sent the cameraman to record the in
Dr. J. P. Stewart, eye-sight spec
and Mrs. Charles Taylor. Mrs.
dustry and resources of each locali
Christman and Mrs. Taylor are ialist of Pendleton will be at the ty. Historic spots, outstanding scen
Hermiston Hotel on Wednesday, Sep ic points, and local people at work
friends of long standing.
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Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Earwood of tember 25.
and at play throughout the Columbia
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Schell moved to river area are pictured.
Boardman announce the arrival of a
with. Brenda Joyce - John Payne baby girl born September 10, weigh Pendleton Tuesday where they will
Pilot of the plane from which the
Color Cartoon—Catnip Capers
ing 8 % lbs., born at the Hermiston make their home. Mr. Schell plans aerial portion of the picture was tak
Unusual Occupations
General hospital. She has been to remain in Hermiston until after er» was Roy Shreck, aerial weather
the fair to finish up his work.
named Betty Jean.
observer once lost in the wilds of
Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Johnston of St. western Idaho for several days fol
Mrs. Mabel Ralph returned home
TUES. - WED. - SEPT. 24 - 25
last week following a short vacation Paul, Minn., are visiting this week lowing a crash on one of his meteor
trip to Portland. Following her re at the home of her sister, Mr. and ological flights.
turn, however, she has been some Mrs. H. A. Pankow. The Johnstons
Basically the picture is a fast
what ill the past few days but wa3 are making a vacation excursion to moving and dramatic story of the
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able to be at work at the Hermiston Oregon.
electric power industry, picturing the
V O t HE
ttarsof
Mr. and Mrs. J. V. Villermoure re complex generation, transmission and
Light & Power company Tuesday.
W RONG
»trwa Mrf ridio '
RKO RADIO Picture
Mrs. O. T. Lockridge was admitted turned Thursday of last week from a distribution processes of modern
MAY ROBSON • LUCILLC BALL
to the Hermiston General hospital week’s vacationing at Ashland with electric service. On this groundwork
D C N N IS O ’ KCCPC • E D W A R D
EVERETT H O R TO N • R O S C O E
Sunday for medical treatment. She their daughter, and at Crescent City, is built the whole fascinating picture
KARNS • M O R O N I OLSEN
suffered a fall on Labor day, and Cal., and Crater Lake.
and
of this part of the Pacific Northwest,
KAY KYSER’S BAND,
Mrs. R. E. Osborn of Milton visit with many sequences showing var
several ribs were broken at the time.
O INNY S IM M S .N A N N Y
SULLY M A SO N «IS M K _ -
She is doing as well as can be ex ed Mrs. Clara Hall Monday and Tues ious local industries of the region at
M M " T k * C a lla a a • » M a s
day of this week. Mr. Osborn is still
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pected.
work.
continuing his cabinet work in that
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city. Mrs. Osborn attended to busi
ness matters while in Hermiston.
M IS S F O L L E T T IS
THURS. - FRI. - SEPT 26 - 27
Mrs. Arleta White and J. W. Mess
ner returned home from Portland B R ID E HERE S U N D A Y
Friday where Mr. Messner has been
taking treatments. They plan to re
Miss Bon.iie Jean Follett, daughter
turn this week for further treat of Mr. and Mrs. Dan Follett, became
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WELL EQUIPPED TO
ments.
the bride of Frank Lawrence Han
with
New assortment agate rings, $2.50 sen, son ot Mrs. Fred Holmquist, at
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TREVOR W AYNE
YOU THE BEST OF SERVICE to $5.00. Behrman’s Jewelry. 5-lc a simple ceremony in the Hermiston
WALTIR
Mr. and Mrs. C. Warner motored Baptist church last Sunday morning,
P ID G E O N
to Eugene Monday, taking Cecil War with Rev. Grayden D. Loree officiat-
Color Cartoon—'The Bear’s Tale
BILL SHAAR, Prop.
Hermiston ner and Allan Clarke to school. Al ¡ng. Both Mr. and Mrs. Hansen are
lan will enrol] as a freshman a t ’the well known here, Mrs. Hansen hav
Organ Novelty
Northwest Christian college and Ce ing graduated from local schools and
cil is a senior at the University of ’ilr. Hansen has been a resident here
Oregon.
:cr the past two years.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Best left
The bride wore a floor length
last week for Long Beach, Calif., \ j ress of white satin with a finger tip
where they expect to spend the win veil and carried a shower bouquet of
ter months. Mr. Best writes to the white asters. Her only attendant
Herald office, “Now don’t forget to was Miss Elna Holmquist, the
send me the Herald.”
groom’s sister. The latter wore a
Mr. and Mrs. Dale Fischer of Eu floor length dress of pink taffeta and
gene and Mr. and Mrs. Jens Terje- carried a bouquet of orchid asters.
son of Pendleton are sending the week
R. Bruce Follett, the bride’s broth
end at the home of the girls’ parents, er, was best man. Ushers were Mil-
Mr. and Mrs. E. P. Dodd, while the va and Robert Follett, cousin and
men folks are hunting in the Ukiah brother of the bride respectively.
district.
Preceding the ceremony the Fol
Rev. and Mrs. J. P. Neufeldt of lett sisters trio sang a special ar
j Dallas arrived Friday to spend the rangement of “I Love You Truly,”
! Round Up week end with their daugh accompanied by Mrs. Mel Follett,
36 oz.
ter and family, Mr. and Mrs. A1 who also played the wedding march.
The Best Yet
Quiring. Mrs. Quiring and small A reception followed the ceremony in
j daughter Shirley who had been visit the study of the pastor.
Red & White
ing in Dallas, accompanied her par
The couple left for a short honey
ents
to
La
Conner,
Wn.,
to
visit
a
moon
trip into the mountains and
Johnson’s Self Polishing Wax - QT.
sister and then returned home.
upon their return will be at home in
the Hineline apartments.
Red & White
SATURDAY - SEPT. 21
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Continuous Show starting 4 P. M.
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in
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R A N K IN S
FROM
RETURN
L O N G T R IP
Fred and Marvin Rankin, sons of
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Rankin, and
Bill Crawford of Fossil returned this
week from a 31-day vacation trip
through 2 5 states, and covering ap
proximately 9000 miles. They were
accompanied home from Humboldt,
Iowa, by Miss Kay Volberding who
is visiting at the home of her aunt,
Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Norton.
The boys took in two major league
ball games en route, seeing the St.
Louis-Brooklyn contest at St. Louis,
and a Yankee-Washington Senators
game at New York. They state that
they play a little better brand of ball
there than in the Umatilla county
league.
Other places of interest included
Cumberland, Maryland; Washington,
D. C.; New York fair, and visited
friends in Georgia and North Caro
lina.
Party Returns From Canada Trip
Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Warner and
Mr. and Mrs. F. B. Swayze returned
Tuesday evening from a 10-day trip
nto Canada. Interesting places of
their itinerary included Spokane,
Wn., Bonners Ferry, Cranbrook, B.
C., Calgary, Banff, Lake Louise and
Vancouver.
They covered 2,340
miles on the trip. Mr. Warner stated
that they saw considerable rough
country and saw several deer cross
ing the road.
Fishermen Return Empty Handed
Walter Hamm, Bill Hamm and Joe
Reeves formed a party of discourag
ed fishermen Monday following an
excursion to Celilo Falls. The men
failed to connect with a single sal
mon, and to make matters worse,
they were forced to see the Indians
land numerous salmon, many times
two in a net. The local men were
using hook and line.
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Intermittent showers during the
i past week have somewhat relieved
j the heat wave and winter now seems
i just around the corner. The highest
mark recorded during the week was
87 with the nights being quite cool.
Although several electrical storms
were
noticed, none passed over Her
O v e r 200,000 H ave Boon Used I
miston.
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and fill la on« day — any sise — w her
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to Charles Taylor, follows:
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September 13 ...... ...... 81 ... . 55
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bu, Iron "ilap-by-alap"
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at Siulfcnfc.
September 14 ...... ...... 83 .. 50
September 15 ...... ...... 83 ... . 50
September 16 ..... ...... 85 ... . 58
F. M . C O X
September 17 ...... ...... 82 ... . 55
Local Dealer
September 18 ...... ...... 75 ... . 56
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