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PAGI THURSDAY. NOVEMBER »>, 1*4« THE HERMISTON HERALQ, HERMISTON. OREGON. four her mother. She spent the week end TOWNSEND CLUB in Boardman, returning to the home of her father in Hilgard. NEWS Ed Pound of Portland spent Thanksgiving here at the home of his Published Every Thursday at By M rt. Joe L'dey brother Otto and family. Mr. and Mrs. Charles DeHarte of Hermiston, Umatilla County, Oregon. A very important meeting was held Sunnyside spent Thanksgiving at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. A1 last Friday night. A bulletin was Alfred Quiring and Leander Quiring, Publishers. Stephens. Alfred, their son, re read from the Oregon representative, turned with them after visiting a Entered at the post office at Hermiston as Second week at the home of his grandpar that Oregon’s quota for new members is 15,000 in the next DO days, so Class Matter, Dec. 1906, Umatilla County, Oregon. ents. Mr. and Mrs. James Byrnes spent each member will have something to Friday visiting their daughter and do. Ail club members are determined Subscription Rates family, Mr. and Mrs. Don Harryman to show the new Congress and Presi One Y ear.......................................... $2.00 in Pasco. Margie Mustard of Pendleton spent dent Roosevelt that we intend to see Six Months ...................................... 1.00 Thanksgiving and Sunday with her that they make our bill the law of the .50 Three M onths.................................. parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Mustard. land, and we expect full cooperation Air. and Mrs. Herbert Lane Jr. from every member. Payable in Advance were Monday dinner guests of Mr. A flash from Dr. Townsend—“Ac and Mrs. Glenn Ostrom. Office Telephone .......................... .. 2051 Mr. and Airs. Lloyd Harryman and tion in the next Congress is my mot Residence Telephone ..................... . 2333 daughters Fern and Audrey spent to. I made a trip to Washington, Saturday here visiting. D. C., and gave this message to our Betty McKenzie left the first of director of the Washington legisla the week for Pendleton for a few ture bureau: ‘I do not care under days. Mr. and Mrs. Ervin Chapman and what name our program is enacted. daughter Frances returned Friday They can call it the Roosevelt bill, from Portland where they had spent from Tuesday till Thanksgiving at Downey bill or whatever they want the home of her parents, Mr. and to. It makes no m atter who gets the credit. We propose to give the Dem , Mrs. Carl Brownell. Mrs. Hallie Huntington, worthy ocratic administration a chance to newick were Thanksgiving guests of grand matron of the grand chapter put through our own bill under their Mr. and Mrs. Bill Switzler here. They 1 of Oregon, O.E.S., was an honored own sponsorship under a different ’ guest of the local chapter Saturday also visited friends here Sunday. By Mrs. Glenn Ostrom Thanksgiving dinner guests at the | evening with the Bushee chapter No. name, if necessary, but our organi home of Mr. and Mrs. E. McKenzie 11!) of Pendleton as their guest. A zation will not allow any substitute Air. and Mrs. Les. Thompson and were Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Ostrom and large attendance of members and vis bill and we will guard against having daughter Sonny Lee of Walport, Ore., son, Edward Skoubo and W arren Dil itors were present. Mrs. Florence Holdman of Nevada the Townsend Bill side-tracked by a spent Thanksgiving at the home of ion and mother, Airs. Jennie Blakely. Mr. and Mrs. William Conlon spent arrived Thanksgiving evening to substitute. I have no pride of auth his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Thanksgiving in Pendleton with his spend a few days visiting at the orship but I have a very real concern Thompson. home of her daughter and family, in the welfare of our people and I Mr. and Mrs. George Kendler Jr. | brother. Bessie Dexter, who is teaching in Mr. and Mrs. Tom Tucker and son believe the time has come to forget and children of Elmer City arrived last Wednesday to spend the Thanks North Powder, spent the Thanksgiv Joe. Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Rose of Estaca rivalries and jealousies and get to giving holiday with their parents, Mr. ing holidays with her parents, Mr. da spent Thanksgiving with their gether for the good of the American and Mrs. George Kendler Sr. and Mr. and Mrs. Bert Dexter. Mrs. Nick Barbouletos and daugh daughter and family, Mr. and Mrs. people.’ ” and Mrs. W. C. Isom in Irrigon. They ter Bessie spent the week end in Harold Regal and family. returned Monday. Mr. and Mrs. John Mustard an Notice— The dance committee wants Mr. and Mrs. George Cooper spent Portland on business. nounce the engagement of their to make a correction of dates that Mrs. Mildred Fromdahl and fami Thanksgiving with her parents in La Grande. Mrs. Cooper remained to ly have moved into the Buntin house daughter Dorothy to John Henry was in last week’s news. Saturday, Nye, son of Mr. and Mrs. Sam Nye November 30 will be a benefit dance on the highway. spend some time with her parents. of Echo. The wedding is to take place at Westland school and again at the Doris Rodenbough, student at the Those people going down last Tues December. day for the funeral ot Miss Clara Diaper School of Beauty at LaGrande in The Ladies Aid held a work day community hall in Hermiston Decem spent the Thanksgiving holidays at Corrigan, which was held in McMinn for the bazaar which will be held ber 14 instead of the 7th. the home of her parents. ville, were Mr. and Mrs. Ervin Chap Gene Hiatt, Delbert Van Schoiack December 17 at the James Byrnes Club meetings have been changed man and daughter Frances, Mr. and and Charles Kik, who are students at home. ______ _ from the 2nd and 4th Fridays to the Mrs. Harry Hull, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Knudsen, Mr. and Mrs. Max Gray- Oregon State college, spent the holi 1st and 3rd Fridays of each month. beal and son Max, Harold Regal and days with their parents. They re REDUCED PRICE turned with Mr. Van Schoiack who Arthur Morris, Mrs. W alter Bullard, Mrs. Frank Clark, Betty and Jean motored down for the funeral of Miss ANNOUNCED FOR McKenzie, the Misses Ina Gilbert and Corrigan. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Hanson and Cecilia Beyler, and Hugh Van Scho- children spent Thanksgiving day at AMERICAN BOY By Mrs. Bernice W attenburger iack. the home of her mother, Mrs. G. flow Mrs. W. O. Miller and John Powell er and family. With the announcement of an en were dinner guests Thanksgiving at There will be a basket social Dec Mr. and Mrs. Fred Stone and son the home of their niece and daughter, Bob of Walla Walla spent Sunday larged and enlivened magazine, The ember 6, Friday night, at 8 o’clock. Mr. and Mrs. Duff Knight in Hermis here visiting the Ben Spencer fami American Boy, foremost publication The program is to be put on by the ton. for boys ten to twenty, also announc parents and neighbors of Pine City. ly. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hull and Sa Bud Hiatt and Mr. and Mrs. H ar es a reduction in its subscription and The proceeds are to be used for Christmas treats and community club ra Rix were Thanksgiving dinner- lan Devans and family of Condon guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. were Thanksgiving guests at the single copy prices. H ereafter The work. Everyone is welcome and are Joe Springer. home of their parents. Mr. and Mrs. American Boy will sell for 10c a sin asked to bring their basket and Mr. and Mrs. James Byrnes and Charles Hiatt. gle copy at newsstands or for $1.00 friends, and to join in a good time. Joan and Mrs. V. D. Bramer and Miss Patricia Daley is working for Mrs. Theresa Bullard returned to a year and $2.00 for three years on children and Mr. and Mrs. Del Jack- her home in Portland after spending Mrs. George Currin who returned a subscription basis. son and daughter Louise and Mrs. a month at the home of her son and from the hospital in Pendleton with In announcing a change in editorial the new son, Thomson Earl Currin. Annie Edwards spent Thanksgiving family, Mr. and Mrs. W alter Bullard in Boardman at the home of Mr. and and family. i policy, publishers of The American Mr. and Mrs. Jasper Myers attend Mrs. J. K. Walpole and family. Delbert Walpole of Boardman i Boy assure subscribers that the es ed the funeral of Mr. Robertson in School opened its doors again Mon spent Saturday afternoon here. tablished fiction heroes who have Hermiston Sunday. Mr. Robertson day after a six day vacation. The George Cooper and George Barbou made the magazine so popular with was Mr. Myers’ grandfather. teachers who were away are as fol letos spent Sunday in La Grande Mr. and Mrs. Marian Finch and lows Miss Ina Gilbert, Cecelia Bey where they visited Mrs. Cooper who I young and old alike, will continue to family spent Thanksgiving day with ler and Mrs. Oliver spent the holi is visiting at the home of her par tell of their adventures exclusively in Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Bartholomew and days in Portland, Miss Elva Twidwell ents. The American Boy. Included in this Rav Roberts and son returned F ri group are Renfrew of the Canadian and Edward Elliott in La Grande with their parents, Miss Joan Leslie day from Deer Park where they had in Stanfield with friends, Arthur spent Thanksgiving with his brother Mounted, Connie Morgan and Old Man Mattle, prospectors: Square Jaw Morris in La Grande, and Supt. Reg and family. Virginia Compton. W arren Dillon Davis, railroad engineer! Johnny al and family remained in Umatilla. Mr. and Mrs. Hansen were Thanks and Ed Skoubo of Boardman spent Caruthers, flyer: Jim Tierney, de giving dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Sundav at the E. McKenzie home. f f île u a ç e Bob Bates. Miss Compton has just returned from tective; Tod Moran, seaman; Alan Mr. and Mrs. Bob Meyers of Ken Utah where she spent a year visiting Kane and Ted Dolliver, adventurers N Y SCOUTS OF AMEMCA in science, and others identified ex »r-»--tant Im Bn WWB^e k IW^pWfTwWi clusively with The American Boy. preyraai e f M m Bey Saetto e f However, with a larger magazine America. Tkl» j r w t bays' e r- will come new fiction characters and yaahaH ea re tin e » haw neeb an enlarged sports, defense and ad f io » bays speed la readiay — venture program in the non-fiction » play» la field. 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Mr. and Mrs. Earl W attenburger j They report that the road over the and son of Pasco spent Thanksgiving mountains is very slick and danger with Mr. and Mrs. A. E. W attenbur ous for traveling. Mr. and Mrs. Dale Acres of Eight ger. Dinner guests also were Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Strain of Portland, Mile spent Sunday with Mr. and and Mr. and Mrs. E. B. W attenbur Mrs. E. B. W attenburger. Mr. and Mrs. William Shaar of ger and family and Lyle W hiterright Hermiston spent Sunday duck hunt of Pasco. Guy Moore, who Is attending Ore ing on Butter Creek. Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Wattenburger gon State college, spent the week end spent Friday in Pendleton on busi with his mother, Mrs. Roy Neill. Mr. and Mrs. R. E. McGreer and ness. ‘Giving Grass a Chance PINE CITY NEWS POWER COSTS 00 BOYS’ LIFE OWNERS OF JOHN DEERE TRACTORS SAY T H E Y ..,,,,,. ARE S A V IN G AS MUCH AS $1.25 A D A Y BY BURNING L O W -C O S T FUEL , Users are reporting amazing savings on low c o s t f u e l alone. M a n y are o p e r a t in g their John Deere tractors for as little as 1-1/2 to 2-1/2 cents an acre In cultivating. Measuring fuel economy on a dollars and cents basis—the way It should be measured—Im partial tests show that five different makes of tractors with low-grade gasoline do only 71.6% as much work as a John Deere tractor with $1.00 worth of “ low-cost” fuel, and that nine other makes burn ing regular gasoline do only 66.6% as much work as a John Deere on $1.00 worth of low-cost fuel. These im partial tests furnish convincing proof that your fuel dollar goes farther In a John Deere. Come in and make us prove it, BRADEN-BELL TRACTOR & EQUIPMENT CO. PENDLETON, OREGON MM M r-x bt / w (Bach Symbol R epresents 100,000 lo r e s Oregon Range Land Whose Grass Was Im- proved by D eferred G razing) 1938 1939 The term “deferred graeiag*’ has become popmiar aaaoag Oregon ranch operators, for it means improvement of grata by keeping live stock off at certain intervals to that it has a chance to reaeed and re juvenate itself. Under the AAA range conservation program, Oregon ranch operator» have increased this greet acres in 1937 to 1^40,000 acres in 1999. SALES BO O KS? I L/I5CUSS l,j /- linn natala * -B — --*1 -- y one * neeos wttr iis . We carry the well known R E D IF O R M The Poor Cave M an H ad N o N ew spaper T o Advertise In. But You H ave ! ! , HERMISTON HERALD The Hermiston Herald - Phono 2051
