T H U R S D A Y , J U N E 19, 1941.
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THE H ER M ISTO N HERALD. HERMISTON. OREGON.
M rs.
H a rry
Rodenbough
and
d a u g h te r D oris spent from T hursday
to Sunday in Spokane w here they
visited M rs. R odenbough's sister.
Mr. and Mrs. H arold Regele and
son retu rn ed
home T h u rsd ay from
Salem w here they w ere called be
cause of the illness of his fa th e r who
passed aw ay and the fu n eral w as
held S a tu rd ay .
M rs. Milo M cF arlan d and Shirley
and Joyce and LeRoy R oberts and
M rs. Ruby K night retu rn ed Monday
from a trip to Lakeview w here they
sp en t two weeks v isitin g the fo r
m e r’s parents.
M r. and M rs. H arold Regele and
son spent S unday in the Y akim a
valley.
Mr. and M rs. L ester M cBride of
B aker stopped a t the home of his
b ro th er and fam ily, M r. and Mrs.
Don M cBride, en ro u te to P o rtlan d .
M r. and M rs. R. E. M cN abb and
D iane and F reddie, and M rs. John
W u rs te r spent S a tu rd a y in Pendle
ton.
Mr. and M rs. U rsel H ia tt and son
A llan and Mr. and Mrs. G eorge But-
terw ood re tu rn e d S unday
from
a
tr ip to P o rtlan d w here they a tte n d
ed the rose show. They motored
OME years ago in dedicating one
down W ednesday.
of the several international
M r. and M rs.
George
McNabb
bridges between the United States
it is advisable for American visitors
have moved from th e E d w ard s a p a r t
and Canada. President Roosevelt,
to bring with them proof of th eir
m en ts to B oardm an w here they will
with prophetic insight referred to
citizenship, such as a birth certifi
live w ith her fa th e r, Ja c k G orham.
the international boundary as ''th e
cate, naturalization certificate, tax
M cN abb is em ployed on th e S tanfield
line which JOINS our two coun
bill or car license, in order to estab
B oardm an road.
tries." Never was th at so true
lish their identity with A m erican
Mr. and M rs. G lenn L inn o f The
as today when in all things except
Im migration authorities on re tu rn
D alles spent S a tu rd a y here visiting
the political, Canada and the United
ing home.
frien d s. Mr. L inn w as superintend- |
States are as one.
Although Canada is at w ar and
endt o f schools here a y e a r ago. He
One hundred and tw enty years
there are areas of pronounced mili
ta u g h t last y ear in M arshfield and
ago the Ftush-Bagot T reaty was
tary. naval and air activity in
is employed in The D alles fo r the
signed between Canada and the
British Columbia, these are limited.
United States. It ended forever the
T here are thousands upon thou
sum m er.
possibility of strife between the two
Rex Moses m otored to B ates w here
sands of square miles of territo ry
nations which since have go.ie for
he sp e n t S unday v isitin g a t the Don
in which no signs of w ar activity
ward as neighbors in an under
occur and w here the norm al facili
Isom home.
standing and friendship th at never
ties for th e enjoym ent of a vaca
M rs. D. D. Cowan and d a u g h te r j
was more knowing or stronger than
tion rem ain just as they were in
sp e n t the p a st week in W alla W alla |
it is today. When the centennial of Canada and the United S tates is tim es of peace. T here are the sam e
v isitin g her m other and sister.
the signing of that treaty was ob more open than ever. On the opportunities for fishing, camping,
W ord w as received h e re by frien d s
served, the school children of B rit British Columbia side of the line photographing, relaxation and the
o f a son nam ed L a rry Dean born to
ish Columbia and W ashington th ere is a m at with welcome on it peaceful participation in peace
M r. and Mrs. O tto W illis. The W il
poured their pennies and nickels th at stretch es from the most east tim e pursuits as before w ar broke
lis fam ily mffved aw ay from here in
and dimes into a common pot aDd erly to the most w esterly limit of out. B ritish Columbia, in war time,
A p ril.
built the Peace Arch which stra d the province. No passports, no offers just as many attractio n s to
M r. and M rs. Lyle Brow n retu rn ed
dles the line between Bellingham. visas are needed by Am ericans ’o American tourists as in peace tim e
F rid a y from P o rtla n d w here they
W ashington and Douglas, British e n te r Canada. Except for restric w ith the added advantage th at
had sp en t a week.
Columbia. That was prophetic also. tions upon photographic activities every American dollar spent in
V irg in ia Compton of The Dalles
Americans have always been w ithin certain small, prescribed Canada is worth more than ever in
and W a rre n D illion of B oardm an
honored visitors in Canada. Today, m ilitary and naval areas, which Canadian funds and th at every
visited a t th e E . M cKenzie home
Americans have won and hold th r- every reasonable person will under American dollar goes back imme
full affection and esteem of t * stand. th ere are no regulations to diately to the U nited S tates for the
S unday.
Canadian people aad not more so prevent the visitor from going purchase th ere of m aterials which
M r. and M rs. C. A. Ronen and
•pyw here than in British Columbia, where he wishes, doing w hat he Canada needs for the fight to per
g ra n d d a u g h te r C herie S hanky spent
the most w esterly province of the w ants in Canada but because in petuate th a t way of life w ithout
M onday in Pendleton.
Dominion
’"stead of being re- these parlous days the United which American and Canadian
G eorge K endler J r . of E lm er City
"tier line between S tates m ust also take precautions. ideals no longer ran exist.
cam e S a tu rd a y and sp en t till Sunday
a t th e home of his p a re n ts, M r and
M rs. G eorge K endler. M rs. K endler
into
the
side
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and Yvonne and G eorge retu rn ed
n o o n a t th e Glenn O strorn home.
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hom e w ith him S unday a f te r spend
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in g th e p a st week w ith h er p aren ts,
th e O regon C afe in Pendleton sp en t
By Mrs. G lenn Ostrom
last W ednesday and T h u rsd a y here side of tw o c a rs, one of lu m b er and M r. and M rs. W. C. Isom in Irrig o n
one
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and
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and his p a re n ts here.
visitin g .
M r. and M rs. Eldon
Thom pson |
.i.is. O. P. M iller and sons Dick, o th er cars. Since o th e r tra c k s w ere
W alla W alla v is ito is last W ednes Lloyd. G lenn and N eill and M rs. Bob av ailab le, no tr a f f ic tie-u p occurred, and son C h arles of P o rtla n d a re j
arm
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day w ere
M r.
an d
M rs. Jan ies M eyers o f K ennewick sp en t W ednes
h ere a t th e home of his p a re n ts, Mr.
B yrnes, N eva P ilon, B erth a C h erry , day here v is itin g lrie n u s. Mrs. Mey- while the w recked c a rs w ere being and M rs. H. O. Thom pson fo r a few
Mr. and M is. Lew Brow nell and her rs spent the dav v is itln e a t th e Bill cleared up.
days.
Mrs. W a lte r B u llard an d children
sis te r, M rs. Ida .Sanders of H e rm is ..w itzler home. The M illers w ere a t
Louise Jack so n left T u esd ay for
P a tsy and Bob w ere P endleton v isi C alifo rn ia w here she will spend the 1
ton and M rs. G linn Ostrorn.
he 1 cm T u c k e r hom e.
sum m er w ith her m other.
M r. and M rs. Ja c k
H opkins of
Mr. i ru! M is. L e o n a rd M o n t'/o m - to rs F rid a y .
M r. and M rs. G us F ra n so lu s spent
. ! s. F ra n k C lark an d M rs. W al-j
Hollywood le ft last W ednes-ay fo r n y . who have b ie n in W alla W alla
S pokane w here they will v is 't h 's
1 a few d a y s, r e tu r n e d la s t w eek. t<r B u llard an d ch ild ren P a ts y and M onday in Pendleton.
M r. and M rs. H arvey C arlyle left
p a re n ts a f te r v is itin g w ith his u n
M'- an d M rs T. E. M urphy have R ib re tu rn e d home la s t W ednesday
cle and a u n t, M r. and M rs. Cy. Ro-
• r. - a itiw 194 1 p m tiac sedan. from a tw o day v isit in B ak er w here M onday fo r Idaho w here th e y were
nen. M r. H opkins is in business in
I a te T h u rsd a y evening a g re a t M rs. B u llard and P a ts y v isited her called because of the serious illness
Hollywood.
r i c :te rre n t tu rn e d o u t a larg e crowd r u n t, M rs. S tu rg ill, and M rs. C lark of his m other.
J u a n ita and
M arie B row n left
M r. and M rs. D ale M ontg . a y of people w hen a tr a in w reck oc- and Bob w ent to Connell, Idaho, to
and son L a rry and h er siste r E? li o r . ed in th e u p p er U m atilla y ard s. b r ’ng h er m other. M rs. V ogts home T uesday fo r P o rtlan d w here they 1
will m eet th e ir siste rs from C alifo r
r a Tonies visited T h u rsd ay a f t e r A cut o f c a rs got aw ay and rolled w ith h er to v isit a few days.
n ia and w ill spend a few d ay s visit- j
ing.
M r. and M rs. Lloyd
H a rry m a n
and d a u g h te rs F e rn and A udrey of I
B e rrin S tatio n sp en t M onday h ere )
and a t H erm iston on business.
M arlene B aldw in re tu rn e d S unday |
from B aker w here she bad sp e n t the
p a s t tw o w eeks a t th home of her J
a u n t and uncle, M r. and M rs. D avid ]
E arle y .
M r. and M rs. Jam es B yrnes and
d a u g h te r M rs. G lenn O strorn and her
son G ary D ean spent T uesday in L a !
G rande w here they visited a t th e |
home of th e ir d a u g h te r and sister
and fam ily, M r. and Mrs. V. D. B ra-
m er. M rs. B yrnes rem ained a t her
d a u g h te r's home fo r some tim e be- !
cause of ill health. H er o th er daugh- !
te r Jo a n is in L a G rande a tte n d in g
sum m er school.
W ord w as received from M iss S a
ra Rix in P asad en a, Cal., th a t she
had a very scenic trip and is enjoy- j
ing h erself a t the home of h er sister j
and fam ily.
The school board election w as held
M onday from 8 a. m. till 6 p. m. at
th e C om m unity hall.
A. E. Rugg
won over his opponent, Je ss Connell.
K a th a rin e Sherlock w as re-elected
clerk. The out-going board mem ber
w as Milo M cF arland.
Here’s what G eorge B. Heckel, eminent paint
M r. and M rs. F red K nudson, and
! Mr. and M rs. E rv in C hapm an and
authority, said recently in "Drugs, Oils and
j d a u g h te r F ra n c e s retu rn ed Sunday
' from P o rtlan d w here they attended
Paints" about formula labeling:
the g ra n d c h a p te r of O rder o f E a s t
"The mere formula on the can oi couree guarantees nothing
ern S ta r.
M r. and M rs. Ray B ran d an and
as to the quality of the product. There is much more in a can
d a u g h te rs moved into the Jam es
oi good paint than the mere physical formula. Ol two products,
B yrnes residence for the sum m er.
identical in compoeition, one may be super-excellent and other
Mr. B ran d an is th e city night w atch
‘rotten.’ The iormuletor and the manipulator may be merely
m an, and they have been living a t
'dumb bunnies' and it so, their shortcomings will manifest
the D uncan hotel sice they cam e up
themselves in service.
from T he D alles two weeks ago.
Mr. and M rs. C. A. Ronen are
“So, today, while the formula on the can may roughly but
building on more room to th e ir cafe.
A t the p resen t they expect to have a
incompletely discloee the original physical content. It cannot
la rg e r co u n ter and a row of booths
even estimate the quality or functions o l those contents any
and living q u a rte rs fo r them selves
more than one can evaluate the quality of a brain by analyz
in th e re a r of th building.
ing IL
Mr. and Mrs. W alter Agee left
S unday fo r P o rtlan d w here he w as
"The physical formula may and will ba set forth in detail,
called because of the serious illness
but the technical knowledge and skill or lack of these, that
of his fa th e r, who has been failin g
also want into the formula cannot be shown on the label.
in health fo r several months.
Mr. and M rs. H. Thom pson and
Identical physical formulas may yield contjadictory results in
d a u g h te r have moved into th e F lor-
service.**
ence T ippie house ju s t recently va
cated by M r and .Mrs. Ed G rubbs,
who moved to Baker.
M r. T hom p
son is a d riv e r for the Red A rrow
T ra n sp o rta tio n com pany.
AT SHEHWIN-WILL1AMI PAINT BEAOQUABTEBS
M rs. H a iry G ram m er sp en t the
p a st week in Seaside v isitin g her
m other who is ill.
D an F o rd , who has w orked here
in th e railro a d y ard s for the p ast
tw o m onths, retu rn ed to The Dalles
T uesday.
Mr. and M rs. E. M. McKenzie and
B itty and Bob and Jen n ie Blakely
spent T uesday in Pendleton.
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