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PAGE two THURSDAY, JANUARY 8, 1942. THE HERMISTON HERALD, HERMISTON. OREGON. Mr. and Mrs. Everett Shaver are parents of a baby girl born Sunday at the local hospital. She weighed six pounds and 12 ounces and has been named Margaret Lorraine. OASIS THEATRE HERMISTON, OREGON Phone 2121 UMATILLA ISSUES NEW ORDINANCE BOOK FOR CITY Miss Nina Rae McCulley of Her- miston is included on the University Mrs. Gene Lear and Mrs. Neil Miss Marjorie Waldon and Arnold Webber spent Sunday visiting rela Boynton spent Saturday in Pendle- of Oregon honor roll for the fall term, according to news received at ton. tives and friends in Spokane. I the Herald office. Mrs. Elmer J. Moser recently un Mr. and Mrs. Paul Van Patten and derwent a major operation at the lo Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Jackson were Pen- I Dean Ryan, an employee at the com- visitors Saturday night. missary at the Ordnance depot, enter- cal hospital and is getting along nice- dleton ed the Hermiston general hospital on )y. Mr. and Mrs. Neil Boynton were Friday as a medical patient. Two Miss Marie Ogne spent from Wed- dinner guests at the home of Mr. and transfusions were necessary but he is nesday till Monday visiting in Taco- Mrs. O. O. Felthouse Monday even- j doing nicely now. No visitors will be allowed for several days. ma and Seattle. ing. ? NoTHIN OTHER "CHIROPRACTIC 1 • ADJUSTMENTS A brand new volume with all ma- ) Can So Weil Relieve terial “carefully indexed and classi- of displaced the pressure fied, now awaits the citizens of vertebrae of the spineon Double Feature Umatilla who wish to check upon nerves issu- the delicate city ordinances or look up any mat- from asshow ing there mifid part J tera relating to the administration of in the mas tion cur illustre- the municipality, it is announced by unnatural It is this J. A. Stephens, mayor. interference ; with nerve Classification of ordinances has causes the function,that been completed by the Bureau of Mu ority of dis great maj- which the nicipal Research of the University of cases to is heir human flesh Oregon and the League of Oregon Marjorie WEAVER Cities as part of a state-wide WPA 8 Mr. and Mrs. Morris Mullins of Ted Zerba left Thursday for San project under which a number of Mr. and Mrs. Al Kennings of Yre- also Oregon cities are receiving similar Bly arrived before Christmas and Diego, Calif., to report for active ar ka, Cal., spent the Christmas and THE TRAINED AND EXPERIENCED I New Year’s holidays with his par- spent several days visiting his moth my duties. He will be rated as a sec service. Copies of the active ordinances CHIROPRACTOR ond class radio operator. Zerba has i ents, Mr. and Mrs. W. Kennings and er, Mrs. Bert Mullins. locates this interference read il y nal been in the reserve for the past sev needed to carry on the day to day her parents in Pendleton. and removes the pressure by K A son, Ronald LeRoy, was born to eral years. work of the city, an index to those adjusting the displaced vertebrae p Mr. and Mrs. LeRoy Ridenour Thurs termed inactive, a complete index of Mrs. O. V. Baker came Wednesday SUN. - MON. - JAN. 11 - 12 NATURE- RESTORES W day at the local hospital. He weighed Mrs. B. I. Whitney has received the active ordinances, a general in from Colorado to be with her hus WHEN THE CAUSE OF U band who is a medical patient at the seven pounds and eight ounces. MYRNA Í.OY and word that her son Harry Wessell Jr. dex to the charter, and a copy of the DISEASE IS REMOVED P charter annotated with all amend Hermiston general hospital. Fred Faulkner of Boardman was I will leave Hamilton Field soon- and WILLIAM POWE 1.1. be stationed somewhere in Alaska. He ments, are all included in the volume. DR. A. E. MARBLE Mr. and Mrs. John LaFarge of a business caller in Hermiston Tues- | is in the U. S. army. Of the 147 ordinances found during Pendleton were Sunday dinner guests day. CHIROPRACTOR the codification project, 11 had been at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Guy The Christian Endeavorers gave a Hermiston, Ore. specifically repealed and 13 were ob A. W. Behrman, Hermiston jewel- . Cronk. er, returned late Sunday night from I New Year’s watch party at the church solete. Fifty-six other ordinances all members of the congregation. have been repealed for various rea- ANNUAL CANNERY Mrs. F. B. Belt left Thursday (to- a 10-day vacation trip into Califor-for An enjoyable evening was spent. Re- NEWSREEL day) for Portland where she will at nia. He left here the night before freshments were served during the I sons. The new book now contains 29 (in- MEETING SCHEDULED Gang Comedy Come Baek Again tend the wedding of a friend Satur- Christmas. evening. ¡eluding one repealing ordinance) ac- day. She will return home Sunday. Vernon Orville Evans, 24, Hermis According to Mrs H. M. Sommerer, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Kohler left Tues- tive ordinances grouped as follows: Mr. and Mrs. Louis Kerr of Uma ton, was arrested this week by local day of last week to spend the New j Legislative 3, General administration secretary, a regular annual meeting officers and state police on a charge tilla announce the birth of a baby Year holiday with their relatives. Mr, ¡ 5, Elections, Financial, Courts, Police of the members of the Cooperative 13 TUESDAY girl December 28, weighing 5 pounds, of burglary. He is being held in the Kohler returned Sunday but Mrs. Traffic regulations, Disorderly con- Cannery and Laundry will be held on 4 ounces. She has been named Karen Pendleton jail pending further ac Kohler remained for a two weeks duct, Fire protection 2, Public nui Saturday, January 17, at 2:00 p. m. JANE WITHERS in tion. Opal. sances 4, Health protection 2, Weights in the office of the firm. visit. and measures, Business and trades 2, An election of three directors and Mr. and Mrs. O. O. Felthouse were Dr. J. P. Stewart, Eye-Sight Spe Recent guests at the home of Mr. Building codes, City planning, Fran others business will be transacted. hosts for a turkey dinner Sunday for cialist of Pendleton, will be at the and Mrs. A. M. Brock were their sons chises 4, Municipally owned utilities Hermiston Hotel on Wednesday, Jan- Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Watson, Nancy | Mr. and Mrs. Henry Brock and baby 3. CENTRAL CHURCH OF CHRIST and Peggy, Miss Delight Brockmeier uary 14th. Hours 1:00 to 5:00 p.m. Donna of Durant, Okla., and Mr. and Forty-nine inactive ordinances cov C. Warner, Pastor adv. and Miss Snow McCoy. Mrs. R. E. Brock and daughter Myr- er special elections, bond issues, tax Our Sunday morning sermon will Mr. and Mrs. Guy Shaw recently | na Lee of Walla Walla, Wn. levies, street improvements, and oth be “The Prayer of Power”, and Sun- The Methodist Woman's Society of celebrated their 25th wedding anni ers which will be of value for refer day evening, “The Churches of Rev Christian Service met at the home of Dr. F. B. Belt attended a New Mrs. M. L. Watson for an all day versary with a quiet ceremony at Year’s dinner given Tuesday night ence. elation”. Comedy—A Quiet 4th home. Umatilla is the 45th city in Ore Co-hostesses meeting Wednesday. The regular monthly meeting of the by the Sisters of St. Francis, St. An Color Cartoon Donald's Camera were Mrs. Carl Smeltzer, Mrs. J. E. Mr. and Mrs. Chester Hunt are be thony’s hospital in Pendleton. This gon to have its ordinances codified. Women’s Council will be held at the Emerson and Mrs. C. Shown, who at ing congratulated on the birth of a is an annual event and attended by To date 52 cities have requested this parsonage next Wednesday, January noon served seventeen adults and sev baby girl January 5 at the Hermiston doctors serving at the Pendleton hos service. 14, in the nature of an all day meet WED. - THURS. - JAN. 14 en children. In the afternoon the lad general hospital. She weighed seven pital. ing. ies worked on tea towels. Mrs. Joe pounds. Double Feature Card was in charge of the program. After spending the holidays at the | HOME CANNING TO Mrs. F. A. Bouquart, who under R. G. Saylor home on Butter Creek, BE STRESSED HERE JANE WYATT in Installation of the officers will be held Sunday evening, January 18, at went a major operation at the Her Miss Velma Saylor has returned to Rii Elaine Fieher miston general hospital about three Los Angeles, Cal., to continue her the Methodist church at 8 p. m. Save your fruit jars, lids, and rub weeks ago, is getting along nicely and work as dietitian at Occidental Col- Ed Skoubo was home for the New bers with more than usual care this Year expects to return to her home in Stan lege. holiday. winter, is the new word in war-time Ted Wilson, who is attending E. O- field Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Connor are re frugality that comes from the Farm C. E., was home for the holidays. also ILONA MASSEY in Mr. and Mrs. Mike Healy and Captain aid Mrs. W, M. Marbut ceiving congratulations upon the Security office here in Umatilla and daughter Nancy arrived in Her- birth of a seven pound baby boy on county. “You’ll want to fill all the daughter Geraldine went to Portland to attend the wedding of their son miston Saturday . night to visit December 27 The little fellow has jars you have on hand, and maybe and brother, Mike Jr., Sunday. Van- friends. They left again for been named Gary Franklin. Mrs. ■ more, to insure good nutrition here at The regular council dinner was couver Sunday, accompanied by Mrs, Connor will be remembered as Edith home and to release commercial held at the church Sunday afternoon. WELL EQUIPPED TO H. T. Fraser who visited there until Null. canned goods for our navy and ar- It was decided to have the dinners on. ACCOMMODATE AND GIVE the first Sunday of every month here my,” states Mrs. Genevieve Nettle- YOU THE BEST OF SERVICE Tuesday. After Mrs. Fraser's re Mr. and Mrs. Emil Zivney enter- ton, county home management super after. Therefore the next one will turn, she received a telephone call be the first Sunday in February. ADS For SALE IN from the Marbúts that Captain Mar- tained at a turkey dinner Sunday. visor, who advocates at all times a Ruth Fisher was home for New Covers were placed for her mother, Years, and returned to Portland Fri- OUR NEXT ISSUE BILL SHAAR. Prop. Hermiston but was appointed as Major, stationed Mrs. Ida Clute of Portland, Mrs. self-suffiency program for farm folk at Barnes General hospital at Van on family size farms. Mrs. Nettle- day: . . Mrs. Albert Baker is recovering Gertrude Sanders, Mr. and Mrs. Paul ton , believes that every homemaker is couver. from a major operation nicely, and HERMISTON HERALD V an Patten and Mr. and Mrs. Emil eager to do her part in the present ; expects to go to La Grande the last Zivney. Mrs. Clute, who has been crisis and she points out the need of of the week. visiting her daughter and son-in-law saving carefully the glass jars and | since before Christmas, plans to re rubbers as an aid to the year-round | OPENINGS LISTED turn to her home this week. canning program in the event of lim- TRAINING CLASSES • / s Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Emerson re- ited production of these essentia] ar turned Sunday from a three weeks, ticles of equipment. War and the necessity for huge in visit with their daughters in Port- | Members of the Farm Security y Fie._ land and Bremerton. The Emersons program aie being assisted by both creases in the production of air- had an accident due to icy pavement RR and HM supervisors, in planning planes has caused the national de while en route to Bremerton. Mrs. bigger and better gardens, in secur- fense pre-employment training clas Emerson was the most seriously hurt. ing pressure cookers and in proper ses in Oregon to be double, creating She received a serious cut on her use of home grown foods throughout openings for residents of the Hermis ton area, James Clinton, manager of forehead and badly bruised about the the year. These Values for Friday, Saturday I the Hermiston office of the United face. Mr. Emerson was also bruised States Employment service, said to- and Monday, Jan. 9, 10 & 12 when thrown from the car. ROCKETS COMING day. “At the present time", Clinton ‘ FRIDAY NIGHT FIRE DEPARTMENT said, “there is a shortage of appli- cants for the aviation sheet metal 1 lb. can ANSWERS CALLS Chocolate, 1 lb. pk. The strong Pilot Rock basketball classes.” COFFEE quint will come to Hermiston Friday “All men within the ages of 18 and The fire siren blew twice during the night. The visitors are reported to 19 12, 35 to 40 years, and those in the cans Shaker, 2 2-lb. pkgs. past week. Sunday the call was to a have a pretty fair ball club and will selective service classification groups 3.No tall Deaport Portland-Pendleton truck parked near make the evening decidedly interest- 2, 3 and 4, who are interested in the the Lindsay building across the rail- ing for the Hermiston Bulldogs. west coast aircraft factories, should cans 3 No. 2 road tracks. In some manner the mo- Two games are scheduled for the apply immediately to the United DEADC Sliced, 2 No. 212 I-AR Gold Leaf tor had caught on fire but was ex- evening, the first to get underway at States employment service here or ir cans tinguished before much damage was 7:30. Pendleton.” done. I ----------------------- 3 No. 303 cans 1 lb. box Monday a call came from the Sev-1 Pheasant enth Day Adventist church where an 5 lb. tin 47c 3 lb. can overheated stove became dangerous.1 This was also taken care of before | Dinner Bell serious damage resulted. Citizens are I urged to take extra precaution aution these thas. days because there is more danger Campbell s when stoves are worked to the limit. NILAANE, MitWNNS-N- g 2 Wide Open Town I Love You Again A Very Young Lady BOARDMAN NEWS Hurricane Smith New Wine Hermiston Barber Shop vv 1.7 Del 1s Seaport TOMATOES 1 9c 29c ECLAIRS SALT 29c GRAPEFRUIT Juice 29c COOKIES..orida 27c 15c HONEY Skovbo SHORTENING CLEANSER Sunbrite 3 cans 14c TOMATO “ice, 5.47 °1 can 21c Meat Department TRY OUR MEAT DEPARTMENT FOR THE BEST MEAT OBTAINABLE— Armour’s Star Steer Beef Swift’s Premium Bacon Carsten’s Ready-To-Serve Hams Hermiston Food Store Phone 3781 Fre HERMISTON. OREGON Your Certified Independent Grocer POST OFFICE HAS RECORD BUSINESS NOMORETIRES: Travel by SUPER-COACH to A total of 8695,248.12 was handled at the Hermiston post office during the past year, according to Postmas ter W. E. Logan. This figure set an all-time high for the office here. This sum was divided into the following departments Money orders, $572, 924.48; stamps. $24,568.39; bonds $21,128.25 postal savings, $76,627.00. Just by way of comparison, in 1940 the Christmas business amounted to $1,632.02, but in 1941 stamp sales during the same period were $8,875.- I 18. or an increase of 443.9 per cent. Stamp sales for 19411 showed an in crease of 145 per cent over 1940. In the money order department. 1941 figures were almost one-half million dollars over the year previous. HELP NATIONAL DEFENSE You use much leu rubber trav eling by bus than you do driv ing a car! Go by thrifty Union Pacific Super-Coach, and save vour car for the times when you really need it. You'll ride in heat-conditioned comfort, at leu cost than driving . . . saving money for bonds and rubber for victory! BOISE $5.15 $ 3.60 Portland San Francisco 12.60 6.10 Seattle 17.60 Los Angeles HERMISTON DRUG Phone 2271 union $ PACIFIC STAGES AT," " The. Gelide..02ale Zo."
