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About The Hermiston herald. (Hermiston, Or.) 19??-1984 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 5, 1940)
paoh vx>tm THE H E R M IS TO N HERALD. HERM ISTON. OREGON. THURSDAY, DECEMBER B, 1»««. »•♦♦•»•••»•••••»♦♦•»•••••♦»♦»•»•»»♦•••»•f time of sale, the following described Sale went to Salem Tuesday for a » OCOCOOOO parcel of land, heretofore by Uma visit with the Thomases, a daughter tilla County, Oregon, acquired for de of Mrs. Sale. linquent taxes, to-wit: J. A. Eggleson has shipped two carloads of cattle here to feed out Lots 1, 2 and 3, Block 11, Hermis this winter. ton in NE SE, Section 10, Twp. 4, The largest turkey growers, Gre North Range 28, EWM. gory, Shelton and Thoms, have dis posed of all their turkeys. R. E. GOAD, Sheriff Mrs. A. M. Brock is at home after of Umatilla County. a two months vacation spent in Okla (Dec. 5-Jan. 2) homa, Colorado and New Mexico vis iting friends and relatives. She re ports a good attendance at the fami W x w ... ANO ARfTHAienC ly reunion held at Blackwell, Okla., By Mrs. Rose Hedrick on November 10th, with approximate Which are really better at household arithmetic—- ly ninety people present. men or women? Let’s look at the question in terms The three thieves who took equip ment Nov. 26 from the Don Burgess of insurance. garage were traced and found one What woman would carry only $l>000 in fire in week later at Hermiston. By Mrs. Glenn Ostrom Ernest Sires has bought the farm surance on furniture, clothing, etc., when il would where Kenneth Gabriel and family cost several times as much to replace them? What Mr. and Mrs. H arry Grammer lived for so many years. George and Jimmie McDermott of spent Friday in Walla Walla on busi ROHRMAN MOTOR CO. woman does not know what a financial burden Portland spent a few days in Stan ness. HERMISTON, OREGON would f^ll on her if her husband were injured in an The Ladies Aid met at the home field this week. Dlr Adv. Mrs. Billie Mardsen and son Dicky of Mrs. James Byrnes Friday after accident? Yet many men overlook these vital needs. returned to Portland Wednesday af noon. Plans were made for the baz So here’s a practical suggestion to husbands and ter a shart visit with her parents, aar and the date changed from Dec Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Hedrick and fam ember 17th to 18th. The afternoon wives. Don’t guess about insurance . . . consult this was spent in discussing business and for you to hear the paper pre ily. agency for expert advice on which policies to buy— working for the bazaar with ginger HERMISTON HERALD desire Homer Farrens will conduct evan pared by James French of Portland, bread and whipped cream and coffee Published Every Thursday at how much—and what to do in event of loss. gelistic meeting December 10 to 22 served for refreshments. Hermiston, Umatilla County, Oregon in fall pruning. Turn your radio at the Gospel Mission, and assist Rev. being A large crowd attended the carni- I dial to K.U.J. Walla Walla, Friday, L. D. Hoffman, the local minister val and dance sponsored by the high i here. Alfred Quiring and Leander Quiring Mr. and Mrs. Larry Dewing have school Saturday evening. Publishers The following Friday Mrs. Daniel Mr. and Mrs. A1 Moran have an F. B. SWAYZE, President returned their summer in the Heffner will give her topic on tex mountains from nounced the coming marriage of their and have taken up resi Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Entered at the post office at Her- ture for those who are interested in dence at the Ling house near the daughter Veta to Leonard Montgom miston as Second Class Matter, Dec. flower show judging course. Christ- highway. Miss Beryl has also re ery, son of Mr. and Mrs. George Montgomery. The wedding is to 1906, Umatilla County, Oregon. turned there to live. take place on Christmas day. Cloyd Sturdivant and Mrs. Frankie Frances Skoubo of Boardman was i Doris Powell of Ballock Island vis- so be given by Mrs. A rthur P. Ker- Lane have spent a few days here with Mr. and Mrs. Bob Meyers of Ken a visitor Subscription Rates at the E. McKenzie home ited the week end with her sister, Mr. newick were week end guests at the i on. This program will be heard at Sunday. ' relatives, and Mrs. Lane is moving and Mrs. Leland Smith. One Year ........................... $2.00 home of Mr. and Mrs. Bill Switzler. Six Months ....................... 1.00 ! 1:45 p. m. over radio station KUJ, her household goods to Arlington to Leonard Montgomery spent the take charge of a store. Three Months .................. .50 i December 13. The Stanfield Woman’s Study club week end in Corvallis where he at met at the home of Mrs. Curt Rhea tended the football game and visited friends who are attending school * ¥ ¥ * ¥ * ¥ * * * * * In a previous article we expressed Thursday. The discussion on N at there. the desire for you to be thinking ional Defense was led by Mrs. Era Compton of Hilgard who * GARDEN CLUB * about the Christmas lighting contest Green with Agnes Herrick, Esther has Virginia been visiting at the E. McKenzie Seeley and Irene Hogg assisting. F sponsored each year by the Hermis H. L. Hedrick and R. F. Evans home for the past week, has gone to * CHATS ton Garden club. Mrs. W. E. Logan visited Eureka lodge I.O.O.F. on Boardman before returning home. Miss Betty McKenzie left Sunday is chairman and co-workers are Mrs. Tuesday night where the former re by Mrs. Vera Doyle for Pendleton where she started work < .1. Gimbel, Mrs. Doyle and Mrs, Ger ceived a 25 year jewel. in the Pendleton hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Brock and as nurse ald White. Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Binder spent Continuation of Shrubs mid Trees daughter Myrna Lee of Walla Walla Saturday in Pendleton on business. Elsewhere in this paper an article A. M. Brock were dinner guests Miss Margie Mustard of Pendleton Acid soil is required for blueber- will be given about Christmas light and at the F. Steinke home Thanksgiving spent the week end here with her ries and a number of ornamentals, ing. day. parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Mustard. such as rhododendrons, azaleas, lau Mrs. Margaret Daughtry was hos The committee wishes everyone to Mr. and Mrs. George Kendler Jr. ★ ★ ★ tess to the Monday Bridge club at rel, camellias, and gardenias. For have a lighted greeting, if only an and children George and Yvonne of the home of Mrs. F. B. Stuart. most plants requiring acid soils it is electric candle, and even if you do Elmer City returned to their home Extra Value Features Mr. and Mrs. Ayers are moving better to provide the acidity with a not wish to enter for competition. It into the Campbell house on Glenden- Monday after spending a two weeks vacation from his work at Coulee ) at NO EXTRA COST! mulch that will create the needed seems the only way to show our ning street. Dam, with their parents, Mr. and acid. In order to produce the desired friendliness to the stranger who pas The Stanfield-Echo extension unit Mrs. George Kendler Sr. and Mr. and 4$ A ll porcelain finish , in sid e effects these mulches must be per ses our home. Let it carry, through had 43 out to their meeting last F ri Mrs. W. C. Isom of Irrigon. and out. E asy to clean. day when Miss Frances Clinton gave Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Thompson and mitted to remain about the plants the magic of light and color, your 44 3 large U tility Drawers for the lesson on “Let’s Have Fewer son of Portland returned to their and rot, as acidity is not produced hope of brotherly love. pots and pans. Colds.” The largest part of the group home after a week’s visit here with from most of them until they are p ar 44 A ll-p u rp ose oven w ith fir e By all means use fire prevention were Girls' League members who re his parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. O. M easured H eats. tially decayed, their effectiveness be when planning and making your port an interesting time. Mrs. Ros Thompson. Only Mr. and Mrs. David Lane and 44 3 N aw Calrod Surface C ook ginning about the second year. Oak Christmas display. Use weather coe Meyers was acting chairman and in g U n its (soch with J M soiursd H « m l. (T IM E R IS E X T R A ) leaves about 12 inches deep, pine proof wiring for outdoor displays and was also elected, while Mrs. M. A. daughter of Spokane returned to J Parker of Echo was elected to the their home Tuesday after spending 44 N aw 6-Q uart Thrift Cooker chaff and other coniferous trees 5 non-inflammable materials around vice chairman position. Mesdames the week end with her mother, Mrs. w ith F lavor-Seal Lid. to 6 inches, and acid moss peat from the lighter bulbs. All care possible Reeves, Wilson and Coleman served Earl Shaw. 1 to 2 inches will give the desired will prevent a loss of life or proper hot gingerbread with orange sauce Blanche Pound, who is going to j and tea. The next meeting is irregu school in Pendleton, and a friend ! Buy on convenient t e r m * ... see it at ... acid results. These materials are ty. lar, on December 10, and the dessert spent the week end a t the home o f ! best applied in the fall so the rains luncheon will be served by Mesdames her parents. and snows will pack the mulch, thus Ebert and Cooper of Echo. The NOTICE OF LAND SA L E Rev. and Mrs. J. K. Walpole and j voungest person present was Roger children of Boardman were dinner sooner promoting decay. Aluminum Wilson. 30 YEARS OF PUBLIC SERVICE guests at the home of Mrs. W. O. I NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, sulphate may also be used as ■ one Mrs. George Sale and Miss Zelrna Miller. pound for 20 square feet. Cultiva That the undersigned, Sheriff of tion not only prevents the develop Umatilla County, Oregon, by virtue of an order duly made and entered ment o f the acid soil but also injures herein by the County Court of Uma or destroys the roots that develop in tilla County, Oregon, on the 3rd day of December, 1940, will, on the 8th the rotting layers of mulch. day of January, 1941, at the hour of 10:00 o’clock in the forenoon, sell to This column the past few weeks the highest bidder for cash, at the has been giving helpful hints toward front door of the Umatilla County success in the garden with flowers Court House. Pendleton, Oregon, sub- and shrubs. 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