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PAGE TWO THURSDAY, JANUARY 22, 1942 THE HERMISTON HERALD. HERMISTON. OREGON. Local Happenings .. 1.... — - m.. = A group of friends charivaried Mr. Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Saylor motored and Mrs. Fred Lenz Sunday evening. to Walla Walla Sunday. A. W. Behrman, Hermiston jeweler, Mrs. James Getchell has returned from a three-day visit in Pendleton. spent Sunday at Kennewick, Wash. HERMISTON, OREGON Phone 2121 JAN. 23-24 FRI.-SAT. - DOUBLE FEATURE GEORCE MONTGOMERY in The Cowboy and the Blonde Bea"gäke Miss Vera Smith of Echo visited at the H. G. McCulley home Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Saylor plan to leave today (Thursday) for an indef inite visit in California. Raley Peterson, Pendleton attorney, was a business visitor in Hermiston Wednesday. J. G. Beddes of Boardman was ad mitted to the Hermiston General hos- pital Sunday. W. D. Gudgel of Pendleton began work this week as clerk at Connor’s Cash Store. A. S. Gonseth and Mrs. R. G. Pen- ney were among the business visitors from Stanfield Monday. D. R. Gibson if Lexington was a business visitor in Hermiston Mon- day. George Trainer of Stone’s Market was a business visitor in Pendleton Tuesday. Mrs. J. C. Hoskins of Stanfield left the Hermiston General hospital for her home Tuesday. JAN. 25-26 SUN.-MON. CLARK GABLE in has the sensational new Strange Cargo NEWS REEL COLOR CARTOON NIGHT BEFORE CHRISTMAS JAN. 27 TUESDAY The Man I Married SPORT REEL - GAUCHO SPORTS COMEDY WHO’S A DUMMY WED.-THURS. DOUBLE JAN. 28 29 FEATURE Romance of the Rio Grande TOM BROWN 100 VERRI PEN.. 1. Guaranteed unconditionally for 100 years. 2. More gold in the point. 3. Modern bal anced styling. 4. Simplest, one- stroke filling. 5. Quick start, leak-proof feed. 6. Writes ‘ mile on single filling. 7. Handmade points (through ‘ Vaterman’s »3.00 Hundred Year Pen (illustrated) $8 so Hermiston Barber Shop 8. Your choice of 7 quality points. in A. W. BEHRMAN Niagara Falls JEWELER about CHIROPRACTIC Dean Ryan left Thursday (today) Art Good visited Sunday in Pendle from the Hermiston General hospital. ton. OASIS THEATRE Mary and Irene Lindstrom, who Rowland Yeend, manager of the Cooperative Service Station, spent the have been employed in the personnel NoTHING OTHER THAN week end visiting friends and rela department of the C.Q.M. at the The Epworth League held a sur- tives in Spokane and Moscow. Umatilla Ordnance depot, have been prise party for Miss Omega Sater transferred to Walla Walla. They ADJUSTMENTS Sunday night at the Sater home. Mr. and Mrs. Telford Bissinger of left for their new location Saturday. Hermiston are now located at the Can So Well Relieve Mr. and Mrs. M. A. Cameron left government trailer camp at Stan The Protestant churches of Her- of displaced % recently for Portland. He has been field. the pressure) ra miston held a party at the Christian Tine,on employed with Stevens & Koon. vertebrae ofs church Thursday evening for the the delicate Mrs. LaVeta Archer was released Ordnance soldiers of the Umatilla Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Casper are the isí .on »shorn ing there parents of a 7 12 pound daughter from the hospital in Pendleton and is depot. About 75 were present. There in the mas- now at home with her parents, Mr. is to be a similar party held tonight our illustre- born January 18. and Mrs. H. A. Wilson. unnatural (Thursday). It is this with nerve R. V. Jones and F. C. Frederickson interference An item appearing in last week's causes the Among those who were skiing at function,that of Irrigon were here on business ority of dis Tollgate Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. issued stated that Bernard Jendrze- great maj- Tuesday. 1 which the Dayton Harris, Mrs. Ann Durfey and jewski had enlisted with army air eases to is heir Mrs. Beckdolt of Boardman was re Fritz Ritzsinger. human flesh I corps. This, however, was in error leased from the Hermiston General and should have stated that he is in © g 6 hospital Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Lindner had the Flying Cadets. He left Portland as their Sunday dinner guests Miss Wednesday for Bakersfield, Califor- Mr. and Mrs. Willard Hutsell mov Jean Emerson and Per Manson from THE TRAINED AND EXPERIENCED nia, for six months of training. His ed to Portland recently. He is now Yakima, Wash. CHIROPRACTOR mother, Mrs. John Jendrzejewski of employed with the railroad. d locates this interference readily the Columbia district, was in Port $ Q. Q. and removes the pressure by Little Max Casper, son of Mr. and land until Bernard left and remained Mrs. G. E. O’Brian of Irrigon is o a adjusting the displaced vertebrae receiving medical care in the Her Mrs. G. J. Casper, is home from Port until Tuesday evening. land where he has been receiving med i I NATURE- RESTORES miston General hospital. WHEN THE CAUSE OF C Miss Cecelia Beyler, high school ical care. He is improving rapidly. DISEASE IS REMOVED P Mrs. N. R. Mueller entertained English teacher at Umatilla and Mrs. Casha Shaw, who has visited Wednesday afternoon in honor of member of the National Business and DR. A. E. MARBLE the past week at the homes of her Professional Women’s club, addressed Mrs. H. T. Fraser’s birthday. sons, Hugh and Guy Shaw, returned a group of about 20 members of the CHIROPRACTOR Mrs. Telford Bissinger of Stanfield to her home in Heppner this week. Hermiston Business Women’s club at Hermiston, Ore. was a guest at the A. E. McCulley the U.S.O. hall Monday night. She I home Wednesday. Miss Thelma Swarner of Portland told of the accomplishments of such a l and Everett Bartley of Newport vis club and also of her experiences HERMISTON BAPTIST CHURCH F. M. Cox is reported to be im ited Sunday and Monday with her Grayden D. Loree, Pastor proving slowly at the Hermiston Gen family, Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Swarner. when she was state president, and of For our Sunday morning medita at- the national conventions she has eral hospital. tion we shall consider the theme, "I Of interest to their many friends tended. and We”. Individualism can go only Mrs. Alton Kingsbury and Mrs. A. is the marriage of Miss Lena Forbes as far as it is limited by society. One C. Willcutt were in Pendleton Mon of Boardman to Fred Lenz of Her can neither live to himself nor die to day on business. BULLDOGS LOSE TO miston at Kennewick Sunday morn himself. The philosophy of so-called Mrs. J. M. Gilbert of Pilot Rock ing. HEPPNER QUINTET “rugged individualism” is largely re has moved to Hermiston and is em- sponsible for so many ragged indi Art Thrasher, who has been ill at ployed at the switchboard at the his home the past several days, ex viduals. Jesus came to set all men at The Hermiston Bulldogs made a liberty. Umatilla Ordnance depot. pects to return to his duties as man valiant stand in the closing minutes Sunday School at 10 a. m. Jacky Huxol of Stanfield was ad- ager of Pacific Power & Light Co. of play at Heppner last Friday but Morning worship at 11 a. m. the end of this week. mitted to the Hermiston General hos succumbed to a visious attack which B. Y. P. Y. at 7 p. m. pital Sunday with pneumonia. His Dr. J. P. Stewart, eyesight spe- scored 13 points in a few minutes to Evening service at 8 p. m. condition is reported quite serious. cialist of Pendleton, will be at the give the Morrow county team a 38 to Mid-week service Wednesday, 7:30. Gene Rugg, son of Mr. and Mrs. A. Hermiston Hotel on Wednesday, Jan- ’25 triumph. Only two points separat/ E. Rugg, who is employed at the uary 28. Hours 1:00 to 5:00 p. m. ed the two teams at the beginning of LOCAL BOYS MAKE 23-lc the fourth quarter, but when Cullen Pendleton air base, was in Hermiston and Holloman went out via the foul GOOD IN ARMY Monday. Mrs. W. O. Lyons of Burley, Idaho, route, the Bulldog cause was lost. Miss Bonnie Toff er, who has been visited .from Sunday until Wednesday The Bulldogs played excellent ball Announcements and letters being staying the past semester with Mr. with her daughters, Mrs. Lane Black in the first half but could not keep received by Hermiston residents in and Miss Ruth Lyons, at the Black and Mrs. Fred Rauch, left Sunday to up the pace. dicate that local boys are doing their residence in Terteltown. enroll in Pendleton high school. The lineups: jobs well in the army. Mr. and Mrs. 38 Heppner W. G. Dyer received word this week Frank McKenzie Jr., son of Mr. Miss Betty Haphold, recently employ Hermiston 25 14 Barratt F and Mrs. F. C. McKenzie, started a ed at the Hermiston Transfer, moved Tiller 5 that their son, Pvt. Chet Dyer, in a 9 Skuzeski F sheet metal training course in Pen- to Heppner Wednesday where she will Wilcox 7 recent contest had scored a 230 out 3 Snow of 250 in a rifle range contest. This C live with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Rugg 4 dleton this week. 2 Pinckney mark placed him high for his squad. Holloman 3 G Henry Haphold. Miss Jeanette Stoner, chief tele- 6 Scrivner Chet and his brother Gilbert are sta G I Cullen 3 Wm. Sabin of the Gamble Store at phone operator at the Umatilla Ord- Substitutes: Hermiston—Bucknum tioned at San Diego, Calif. nance depot, left Monday for Walla Stanfield, who has been receiving 1, Miller 2: Heppner Drake 2, Pad- | Recent word from Chas. Hodge Jr., care at the Hermiston General hospi- berg 2 Walla where she will be employed. who is stationed at Pearl Harbor or tai, is reported as getting along | thereabouts, is short and to the nicely. DISTRICT PLAYOFF point. “I am O.K., well and happy,” Mrs. Earl Getchell arrived Thurs is the meager (but very pleasant) DATES SCHEDULED day evening from Seattle to stay in I message from Charles, son of Mr. and definitely with the B. E. Getchell | Mrs. Charles Hodge of Hermiston. — • •=- -- - family. She will be remembered as the annual dis- The first game of Doris Hood from Boardman. The United States has somewhere trict playoff between Pendleton, Mac near 400 boom towns, as a result of WELL EQUIPPED TO will be played Miss Mary Lou Johnson and Mrs. High and Hermiston ACCOMMODATE AND GIVE defense industries or nearness to mili February 16 when Hermiston meets YOU THE BEST OF SERVICE Jean Wilson returned Sunday evening tary posts. from Pasco, Wash., where they en Pendleton on the latter’s court. Pen dleton will play at Milton Freewater joyed a four day rest from their dut February 17, and Mac High comes to BILL SHAAR, Prop. Hermiston ies at the U. S. O. I Hermiston February 18. The best Harold Crawford of Walla Walla two teams will meet in a final series was a guest at the Hermiston Rotary February 20 and 21. club dinner Thursday. He presented The winner of this playoff will the local club with a Rotary wheel as meet the winner of the The Dalles a gift from the Walla Walla club. Hood River and Redmond series. This IF YOUR EYES Mrs. Donald Kirkpatrick, who has year finds the western lads coming to been visiting her parents Mr. and this territory for the series which de- TROUBLE YOU— Mrs. A. E. McCulley, will leave for I termines the entry for the annual Come here and get the benefits of Seattle this week where Mr Kirk- ' state tournament at Salem— our more than 25 years successful patrick is now employed. optical experience. Reasonable Local Girls At E. O. C. E. prices for glasses when needed. Assistant County Agent Gene Lear Eastern of Educa- Eastern Oregon Oregon College College of Educa- We examine your eyes by and I. S. Green of Stanfield present-tion. La Grande, January 22 (Spec- modern methods and grind ed a radio -------- - D- -1- - 1 program in Pendleton ial) -Betty Goff, Mary Margaret glasses to fit in all the latest Wednesday. The men discussed hy- Kennedy and Frances Lewis of Her- styles. brid corn. mistoii are enrolled for the winter Ed Lamotte is able to be again after his recent illness. Hermiston, Oregon Quali GROER) — Highest --====="9 Baugains 24c CREAM OF WHEAT GRAPEFRUIT JUICE 246-oz. cam» 21( FRUIT COCKTAIL cm" 10« CÀI MAM Columbia River - Ige. can j ALHUH Merrimac fancy :1 > ■■ Sherman Wells, manager of Her- | term at the Eastern Oregon College miston Food Store, suffered severe of Education in La Grande. The girls bruises Wednesday night when he live in the women's residence hall slipped and fell on an icy sidewalk. which is again filled to its capacity He was unable to report for work on of 78 students. Thursday. h Snowflake or Krispy CRACKERS 2 lb. box 31c KARO Blue 5 lb. can 39c 2 MILK Reg Morning 4‘al 35c SALAD DRESSING Keen Q. jar 21< PRUNES Oregon 260%$1.59 COFFEE Schillings 1 lb. can 316 Lb. can 24( CORNED BEEF Swiit MARMALADE Orange, 2-1b. jar 29c PORK * BEANS Seaport 2 No.2% 23 (ODA Pheasant 2 No. 303 10. -Cream Style cans ‘7 PICKLES Columbi-No.2% 14c Hermiston Food Store Phone 3781 Free Delivery HERMISTON, OREGON Your Certified Independent Grocer A miscellaneous shower for Mrs. Dell Christley was held at the K. D. Pierson home Wednesday evening. Miss Rebecca Pierson and Miss Ruth Gifford were co-hostesses. There were about 35 present. Gilbert Norton, recently connected with the West Dodd Corp., has now returned to his home in Ohio. He was accompanied by Joe Bozarr, em ployee at the Rohrman Motor Co., who will return in about three weeks. OPTOMETRIST 418 Main Street PENDLETON, OREGON PENDLETON DIRECTORY H. I. SIMPSON (0. Miss Luella Couch, daughter of I. C. Couch of Stanfield, and Frank Farm Implements * Electric Pearson, son of W. L. Pearson of Motors - Water Systems Hermiston, were united in marriage Pendleton - - Oregon by Elder Neff at College Place, on January 15th. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Cox of Port land came Tuesday to visit his broth er, F. M. Cox, who has been serious ly ill in the Hermiston General hos pital. The latter is improving grad ually but is still quite weak. DR. DALE ROTHWELL JACK AUEN SUPPLY DR. R. B. BRUNDAGE SHORT WAVE DIATHERMY Suite 11 Bond Building Telephone 148 (Over Wool worths) Pendleton Oregon DR. ARNE A. HEINO Auto Supplies and Sporting Goods WHOLESALE and RETAIL Phone 400 Pendleton - - Oregon Chiropractic Physio Therapy Rectal Disorders 145 S. Main Street Pendleton Oregon H. AND H. SHOP FRAZIER BOOK STORE CHILDREN S APPAREL Infants to 14 Years 147 “Ctrmplete Office Outfitters" STATIONERY BOOKS GIFTS GIFTS 227 Main Street Phone 54 Main St. Pendleton. Ore. Pendleton • Oregon Mrs. W. J. Cochran and small daughter are now at Silverton, Ore. They were among the women and W illiam C. Stram children who were evacuated from the Hane's Army Post in Alaska last OPTOMETRIST week. They are expected here this 225 S. Main St. Phone 403 week to visit with her mother. Mrs. Pendleton - . Oregon Bert Mullens. STRAM OPTICAL (0. SAM GORFKLE The Working Man’s Clothing Store 329 S. Main Street Pendleton - . Oregon
