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THE HERMISTON HERALD, HERMISTON. OREGON. THURSDAY, MARCH 27, 1941 PAGE n v S W ANTED— FAT COWS, HEIF-1 tate described in the complaint here- Mrs. N. Harris, who has been1 ers, steers and veals. O’Conner’s ’ IN THE NAME OF THE working at the Jew ett home, was called to her home in Irrigon because 1 Cafe. 26-tfc STATE OF OREGON of the serious illness of her father. | You are hereby required to appear Miss Leek has taken her place at the GOOD BUYS IN USED CARS — and answer the complaint filed Jewett home. See the Hermiston Auto Co. 4 4-lc against you in the above entitled The Vikings played their first ’38 Chevrolet Sport Sedan court and cause within four weeks baseball game of the season at Irri FOB 8 iL E m a s te r ELECTRIC from the date of the first publica gon Friday afternoon and defeated ’37 Chevrolet Coupe of this summons, and if you fail incubator; 420 turkey egg size.i tion the Irrigon boys 22 to 7. Daryle so to appear and answer, for want Neil Boynton, Hermiston. 28-tfc I thereof plaintiffs will apply to said Montgomery was pitcher and Don ’37 Chevrolet Pick-Up Lane catcher. court for the relief prayed for and Harvey Carlyle is building a new ’33 Chevrolet Sport Sedan FOR SALE — GOOD FIVE ROOM demanded in said complaint, towit: steel fence around his property. The ’39 Ford Tudor Sedan house close in at very reasonable! A decree that plaintiffs are the posts are being set in cement. Her price. Three room house and two 1 owners in fee simple of the follow ing described land, to-wit: bert Lane Sr. is helping him. ’38 Ford Coupe lots to trade for small farm; $2000] Lots 5 and 6 in Block 5 in the Ori Mr. and Mrs. George Kendler and worth of good used ta rs to exchange ginal Town now City of Hermisten children Yvonne and George of Elmer *34 Ford Truck, 1% Ton as located in the Northwest Quar for a small farm. 20 town lots, clear City spent the week end here visiting ter of the Southwest Quarter of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. George 33 Ford Sedan title, main center; 3-acre tract with Section 11 in Township 4 North Kendler, and in Irrigon with her good house; best 5-acre tract, near of Range 2 8 East of the Willam parents Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Isom. *39 Buick Sport Sedan by; several cheap farm buys. E. P. ette Meridian in Umatilla County, The grade school presented their Oregon. Dodd, Hermiston, Ore. 31-3c annual operetta ‘‘Rip Van Winkle,” ’38 Oldsmoblie Coupe And that plaintiffs are such owners Friday night a t the gym with a large E. P. DODD — REAL. ESTA TE, free from any right, title, estate, crowd attending. The operetta, un ’37 Pontiac Tudor Sedan der the direction of Miss Joan Les sales, leases, exchangee. Insur lien or interest of you and of each of lie, with the following cast, Gordon And many others not listed ance— fire, automobile, accident. No you, and that you or any one or more of you has no right, title, estate, lien Shown, Joan Byrnes, Edna Mae Wil tary public, execution of legal pa or interest in said land or in any part lis. Jimmy La Chance, Dottie Reeves, to choose from. By Elaine Fusher pers. Herald office, Hermiston, Ore thereof, and perpetually restraining Juanita Brown, Gary Dean Ostrom, enjoining you and each of you 15-tfc and A group from the high school John Pound, Edithanne Spencer, Nor Come in and see us before gon. from asserting or claiming any right, man Williams and Jack Moran, was G. A. A. consisting of Elizabeth Kris- title, estate, lien or interest in said by the entire grade school. you buy. GOOD BUYS IN USED CARS — land or in any part thereof adverse tensen, Angela DeMauro, Mita Rae supported Those people visiting in Pendleton Bleakman, Geraldine Healy and their See the Hermiston Auto Co. 4 4-lc to plaintiffs. Saturday were Mrs. Walter Bullard adviser Miss .Peyralans drove to La and This summons is served upon you children, Mrs. Frank Clark, Mr. j MIRRORS RE-SILVERED — SAT by publication thereof for four suc Grande Saturday to attend the G.A. and Mis. Tom Tucker and Joe, Miss General Motors Install A. convention at the high school isfaction guaranteed, prices rea cessive weeks in the Hermiston Her Beyler, Mr. and Mrs. John there. Mr. and Mrs. Willard Baker Cecilia sonable. Leave mirrors in frames at ald by order of Honorable C. L. Blair and Dickie, Mrs. McKinney, ment Plan. and daughter Connie Lou took them Mr. and Mrs. John Kinney and Mr. ] Sweek, judge of the court above Inland Co-op. J. H. Tabor, Rt. 1, named, which said order was made over. Terms to Please You. and Mrs. Jack Kester. Hermiston. 26-tfc A car load of 4-H clubbers left here anil dated the 24th day of February, Virginia Compton of Hilgard and 1941, and the date of the first pub for La Grande Thursday where they W arren Dillion of Boarman visited SALE OR lication of this summons is the 27th T Y REW RI TER S FOR Buy Where You Get A attended the !-H club convention at the E. McKenzie home Saturday. rent — Easy terms. Thompson's day of February, 1941. held at the E. O. C. E. They were Mr. and Mrs. Francis Stephens Written Life Time W. J. WARNER, 6-tfc Drug Store, Hermiston. Mrs. Maud Kobow, Ella Edge. Dag- and son Billy of Maryhill spent the Post Office Address Guarantee mac Skoubo and C. Conrad, county week end here visiting a t the home Hermiston, Oregon. GOOD BUYS IN USED CARS — agent. They were entertained at the of his parents, Mr, and Mrs. A1 A. S. COOLEY, dormitory. They returned home Sat Stephens. • See the Hermiston Auto Co. 4 4-lc Post Office Address urday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Thompson and Pendleton, Oregon. There will be a C. E. rally at son Charles of Portland spent the FOR SALE 4-ROOM HOUSE, Attorneys for Plaintiffs. Umatilla next Friday evening. A week end visiting at the home of his • water in kitchen, 8 acres of land. (Feb. 27-March 27) group from here plans to attend. parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. O. Thomp- j Also 4-year-old horse, well broke. Mr and Mrs. George McCutchen son. Mr. Thompson is employed as Walter Jackson, 1 mile north of Her and daughter Helen of Walla Walla a carpenter at the Portland Munici were transacting business and visit pal airport. miston. 30-3c • PAINTING ing friends here Saturday and Sun Mr. and Mrs. Charlie DeHart of day. Sunnyside spent the week end here WE BUY, SELL AND EXCHANGE • PAPERING The Boardman G. A. A. will enter visiting at the home of her parents, furniture, machinery, household tain the Irrigon and Umatilla girls Mr. and Mrs. A1 Stephens. Their t articles. Miller’s Trading Post, Her • KALSOMINING next Friday. son Alfred who has been visiting miston. 52-tfc The Freshmen return party was here for several weeks, returned home I — Spray Painting and Signs — i held at the high school gym Friday with them. FOR SALE — 100 ACRES ON Anything • Anywhere - Anytime ] evening. There were games and Mr. and Mrs. Ben Spencer and I dancing followed by refreshments in Edithanne were Sunday dinner guests I diagonal, 7 mi. N. E. of Hermis All Work Guaranteed - Estimates FREE the cafeteria. at the home of Joe Reeves and Jack | ton; 75 A. cultivated, rest pasture The home of Tom Brice in the Reeves Sunday afternoon. with water all year, electrified house, BERT MICHEL west end burned last Thursday. The Those people going to Pendleton on mail, bus and cream routes. See Phone 131 house and contents were burned. He Sundav to see the movie “Tobacco Hermiston, Ore. lived alone. Chester Hunt, Hermiston, Ore. 30-3p Road” were Mr. and Mrs. Tom Tuck-] WHEEL-LESS IMPLEMENTS 7 fHEVROlFT, The trailer house park is being de er and Joe, Mrs. Milo McFarland and serted as the road grading crew is two daughters, Mrs. George McNabb C Tord Motor Co. FOR SALE — FOUR LOTS ON moving to new fields of action. The and Betty McKenzie. Those going Gladys Ave., ideal building sites. Hermiston Lodge No. 138 A.F.& A.M. gravelling crew is now at work and to see “Gone With the Wind” were Sales & Service Upper Floor Oregon Ben Conner, Hermiston. 26-tfc is progressing rapidly. Gene Dexter and Louise, Sara Wurs Hardware Building. Robert Berger went to Ione Sun ter, Bryon and Norman Williams, FOR RENT — 2-ROOM HOUSE, / ( f v K '^ S ta te d Communications day morning where he preached the Fern Bray, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Knud LOST SOMEONE BORROWED stove, table, rocking chair and morning service. sen and Cecilia Beyler. Every 1st & 3rd Tues., H e r m is to n , O re g o n my block and tackle. Please return. rugs. Two miles out on Butter Creek Boardman high school went to Ione Mrs. Rita Bates of Seattle, who at 8:00 P. M. J. H. DeMoss, or leave at Herald of Friday evening for a softball game. has been visiting at the home of Mr. road, first house across Maxwell. Distributor Vieitiny Brethren Cordially Invited. The result was 6 to 7 in Ione’s favor. and Mrs. Jeff Stephens left Sunday fice. 32-ip Mrs. Dottie Null. 31-3p Umatilla & Morrow Co. Revival services are to start April for The Dalles where she will visit 3rd at the Community church. They her brother Bert Long before return FOR SALE OR RENT— 40 A. IM- TWO BED ROOMS FOR RENT— STATE FARM MUTUAL are to run for ten days and Captain ing home. . proved land near Hermiston. Write With or without board. J. M. Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Springer enter-I Box 25 8, Athena, Ore. Hall is the evangelist. 31-3p Pace, 2 % mi. north of Hermiston. AUTO INSURANCE CO. The committee on selecting new itained Saturday night with a dinner] See Us for Auto Financing & Save 31-3p song hooks for the Community church for Mr. and Mrs. William Conlon., FURNITURE AND CAR SEATS ALSO LIFE INSURANCE met Monday evening and selected a The occasion was honoring Mr. Con-] book and decided to hold a chicken i Ion’s birthday. Later in the evening j upholstered and repaired. Fred GOOD BUYS IN USED CARS — Virgil Wilkes, Local Agt. Gearhart, block west of hospital. pie supper at the Grange hall Tues i friends dropped in to play bnjdge. See the Hermiston Auto Co. 4 4-lc 31-tfc Rev. and Mrs. J. K. Walpole and day evening April 1, to raise money WANTED — ALL KINDS OF children of Boardman were dinner to pay for them. C. A. B I N D E R ruests of Mr. and Mrs. George Samp- GOOD BUYS IN USED CARS — poultry. Van Damme, So. 2907 BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA • on and Grandma McMartin, Sunday. PLUMBING See the Hermiston Auto Co. 4 4-lc Oak St., Spokane, Wn. 29-4p Mr. and Mrs. Tom Gurdane and] Roodiag ie Im p o rta n t la th a Call Tuin-A-Lum - Phone 3132 some friends of The Dalles stopped f o r T s a l e OR TRADE — COM- GOOD BUYS IN USED CARS — prog ram o f the Boy Scoot« of by .tiia. Glenn Ostrom A m erica. Thia g ro a t boys* a r- in Umatilla Sunday. ] bine, 31-RD, new International, on Umatilla, Oregon See the Hermiston Auto Co. 4 4-lc James Byrnes and daughter Mrs. g a a lia tio a realize« how mack rubber. Will trade for horses, or tim e bays «pend la rea d in g — ) Glenn Ostrom and Gary Dean were The Girls' Athletic association held what have you? W. J. Filbin, Board- FOR SALE OR TRADE 5 ROOM and w h a t aa im p o rta n t p a rt a skating party in Hermiston last n Walla Walla Monday. hous^ with sleeping porch, within It plays la youth train in g . man, Ore. 31-3p Ed Elliott returned to his duties J. V. VILLERMOURE i nu.sday evening. Each girl invit T h o t't why thay pabliab city limits, nice location. Terms. E. as 7th and 8th grade teacher after a ed a friend. FOR SALE SOME 1 or »A ACRE ¡few days absence when he was con E. Pulley, Hermiston, 28-tfc Mrs. Del Jackson and daughter ELECTRICAL SERVICE tracts in town. Good building sites. Lou.se returned the last of the week fined to his home with the chicken from Portland where they had been pox. Business corner outside of fire zone. Hermiston Phone 3821 A MAGAZINE FOR ALL BOYS S U M M O -V S Mrs. R. E. McNabb was hostess to several days while Louise received Ten acre plattng acreage. Trailer some dental work and visited at the a group of young people at the home house setup with plenty of shade. E. Equity No. 67 4 5 and fill it fu ll aach month w ith home of her brother and family. Mrs. if her mother Mrs. .John Wurster asclting ad v a n ta ra — hobble« 31-3c — n a w t — p ic ta ra a — cartoons, Del Jackson also visited Mrs. W. O. Tuesday afternoon, the day being her P. Dodd, Hermiston. W. L. Morgan. D. M. D. parsonal health, sports and Miller, who lives at a home in Port- daughter’s birthday. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE Mrs. F. B. Baker of Goldendale COCKERELS FOR SALE NOW General Dentistry tra in in g helps, cam ping and l land. STATE OF OREGON FOR hiking and real A M E R IC A N . 5 mi. E. of Hermiston. John Jen- X-Ray and Diagnosis Mrs. John Kinney returned home pent the week end visiting at the UMATILLA COUNTY ISM BOYS' LIFE is an ideal Thursday front a month visit with home of her daughter and son-in-law, drzejewski, Columbia district. 31-3p B ank Bldg. Pho. 2592 - Res. 2111 g i f t fo r any boy. her parents and Mr. Kinney’s par- Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bates. She ac- S unday & Eve. by A ppointm ent Alfred Quiring and Lydia Quiring, n iinpanied her son and wife, Mr. and FOR SALE - nts in the east. She visited in Colo RESTAURANT $1.50 a yr. his wife; and Leander Quiring and Mrs. Earl Baker, who went to Her rado, New Mexico, Texas and Okla stools, counters, etc., 332 So. 4th $2.50 2 yrs. $3.50 3 yrs. Frances M. Quiring, his wife, homa. Mr. Kinney and children miston to visit. Ave., Walla Walla. 31-3c Plaintiffs, Send you» order» today »o Dr. A. E. MARBLE drove to Pendleton to meet her on the vs. B O Y S ' L IF E train. CHIROPRACTOR FOR SALE MODERN 14 x 7 FT. Jos. B. Hodson and Jane Doe Hod 2 Park Avenue. N Y.. N V. Vivian Brown and friend Delbert son, his wife, or if said Jos. B. Office: 2 blocks E of post office Trailer House. Chester Harris McClame of Boise are making their Hodson is deceased, then The un Office hours; 8 to 12 - 1:30 to 6 ranch, Hermiston, Ore. 30-Jp home at the home of his brother Lyle known heirs of Jos. B. Hodson, de Phone 3061 - Hermiston, Ore Brown at present. Delbert has em ceased; Hugh Darbey Logan and FOR SALE TRACTS OF LAND, ployment in Hermiston and Vivian May Doe Logan, his wife, or if half acre or less, near flowing well in Umatilla. said Hugh IJarbey Logan is de lc a Word - Minimum 20c Many Umatilla people attended the in city limits. Dr. A. E. Marble. ceased, then The unknown heirs of DR. A. C. WILLCUTT dance in Irrigon Saturday night. FOR RENT- HOUSE, SIX ROOMS Hugh Darbey Logan, deceased; 25-tfc Miss Cecilia Beyler has purchased OSTEOPATHIC Marjorie Elvira Logan and John and bath, modern throughout. In Cranye Council To Meet a new 1941 V-8 Ford. Doe Logan, her husband, or if BETTER BUSINESS TO BUY PHYSICIAN & SURGEON Mrs. Gus Slaughter of Irrigon ami quire at Herald office or S. A. An said Marjorie Elvira Logan is de “ Vigorbilt” chicks. Order early, The Umatilla County Grange Marcella Slaughter, nurse in Pendle- derson, 2 mi. north of Hermiston. ceased, then The unknown heirs of OSBORN APARTMENTS 32-3p Hatching now. “Vigorbilt” Hatch- Council will meet Saturday, March j ton, visited at the McKenzie home Marjorie Elvira Logan, deceased; 24-tfc ery, Hermiston. Bertha M. Logan and Tom Doe Lo 29, at 10 o’clock at the Tillicum Saturday morning. Rev. J. K. Walpole of Boardman FOR SALE — NEW TRAILER gan, her husband, or if said Ber Grange hall. Master, lecturer, secre was in town Friday making calls. TWO-WHEEL tha M. I-ogari is deceased, then DR. F. B. B E L T house, all steel frame, varnished FOR SALE tary, home economics chairman and Mary Kendler is ill with the chick The unknown heirs of Bertha M. trailer house. May be seen at the inside, 15 ft. floor space, lots of PHYSICIAN & SURGEON agriculture chairman are urged to en pox. Logan, deceased: Bertha M. Lo near Pentecostal camp — Office Hours — Mrs. Frank Jewett, who has been built-ins. John A. Hearn, Wallula, trailer gan, Guardian: E. P, Dodd: Stel attend. A pot luck dinner will be 30-3p chu rch. 1 0 :3 0 - 12:30 a. m. - 2 - 5 p. in Wn., Box 117. 32-lc la A. Dodd; E. P. Dodd and Stel seriously ill at her home is much im served at noon. The above announce la A. Dodd, his wife; “ Also all oth Other Hours by Appointm ent ment comes from Gladys Kirkpatrick, proved. er persons or parties unknown Delbert Van Schoiack left Satur USED BED DAVENOS, THREE secretary. claiming any right, title, estate, day for The Dalles where he spent a to choose from, special at $19.95. li'-n or interest in the real estate i Sunday before going back to Oregon Lanoleum, a product of merit in described in the complaint herein,” State college at Corvallis. DR. W. M. MARBUT TURKEY OUTLOOK Defendants. Gene Hiatt, who has been attend standard sizes. It will pay to drive - PHYSICIAN & SURGEON To (he above named defendants ing Oregon State is staying home this to Echo. O rr’s New & Used Fumi- MORE FAVORABLE Jos. B. Hodson and Jane Doe Hod 32-lp ture, Echo. I quarter. son, his wife, or if said Jos. B. Hod Barbara Linville, who has been a Phone 3151 Hermiston son is deceased, then The unknown student nurse in Pendleton left Sat YOUNG REGISTERED DU ROC- The turkey outlook for 1941 in urday for Seattle after a three day heirs of Jos. B. Hodson, deceased; Jersey sow and 8 pigs 1 month mewhat more favorable than a year visit with Betty McKenzie here. Miss Hugh Darbey Logan ami May Doe olil for sale. Chas. Shown, Hermis- Logan, his wife, or if said Hugh Dar- o according to a report on the ag- Linville plans to visit with her moth Peterson & Peterson 32-3p ton. hey Logan is deceased, then The un ■ultural situation and outlook just er in Seattle until the first of April known hens of Hugh Darbey Logan, ATTORNBYS-AT-LAW when she will enter Doernbecher hos med by the Agricultural Extension pital in Portland for her last three FOR SALE—TRAILER HOUSES. deceased. Marjorie Elvira I/igan and U. 8. National Bank Building rvice at Oregon State college. The months of nurses’ training. John Doe Logan, her husband, or if all kinds, $125 and up. Trailer at Practice In State & Fed. Court« said Marjorie Elvira Logan is de 32-3p Lal number of turkeys on farm s on The state police were busy in Hanby’s Auto Camp. Pendleton, Oregon ceased, then The unknown heirs of .nuary 1 this year was only 82 per Umatilla last week checking all cars Marjorie Elvira Logan, deceased; going onto the highway and also a r ROOMS FOR RENT WITH OR nt as great as the year previous, Bertha M. Logan and Tom Doe Lo rests were made. Justice Knudsen without board. Near 1 um-A-I.um k J the number of turkey hens on was routed out of bed several times gan. her husband, or if said Bertha W. J. W A R N E R office at Umatilla. Inquire Mrs. M. Logan is deceased, then The un ind February 1 was but 96 per to fine violators. 32-lp Bousquet. known heirs of Bertha M. Logan, de ATTORNEY-AT-LAW Mr. and Mrs. Roscoe Williams and Dt of the number a year before, ADS ARE NEWS ceased; Bertha M. Logan, Guardian: rowers reported intentions to pro- sons Byron and Norman, and Mar fO R SALE—CITY LOT ON GLA- "Also all other persons or parties un gie spent Saturday in Walla Walla Printed In Big Type Hermiston, Oregon ice 3 per cent less poults than in where Mr. Williams attended a Tum- known claiming any right, title, es dys Avenue. Phone 3713. 3 2-3c tate, lien or interest in the real es- 140. Based on past relationships, A-Lum meeting. First Came the Horse! And Then the T r actor this would suggest an actual decrease of around 5 per cent, unless growers should change their intentions one way or the otheh than usual or that growing conditions should be more or less favorable than usual. Storage stocks of turkeys on hand as of Feb ruary 1 this year were about the same as the year previous but were smaller on March 1, and the rate of clearance during the next few months is expected to continue to be greater than last year. In regard to consumer purchasing power and demand, it appears most probable that our defense program and a continuation of the war will result in an unusually high level of industrial emplayment and a strong domestic demand for the turkey crop of 1941. BOARDMAN NEWS Then Came the D o n ’t G a m b le HERMISTON AUTO CO. Rohrman Motor Ci. UMATILLA NEWS BOYS’ LIFE 5 > i 111
