THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 19, 1942.
THE HERMISTON HERALD. HERMISTON. OREGON.
PAGE TWO
Mrs. LaVeta Archer left Tuesday
C. C. Proebstel was a business vis
night for San Diego, Cal., where she
itor in Hermiston Wednesday.
will be employed.
Dorthy Wethern made a business
Mr. and Mrs. Fred McIntyre, who
trip to Walla Walla and College
moved to Salem from Juneau, Alas
Place Saturday and Sunday.
ka, the first of the year, stayed at
Miss Lavina May Lynch and Miss the O. O. Felthouse home Monday
Mrs. Ralph Acock and small son Gertrude Bradley spent Saturday in night on their way to Idaho on a mo
Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Boylen of
For Fri., Sat., & Mon., Feb. 20, 21 & 23.
Salem were here last week end and we-e released from the local hospi- Walla Walla.
tor trip. Mr. McIntyre worked in
visited with their sons Jim and Ben tai Monday.
ago.
Mrs. Ethel Clark, high school in the local creamery a few years
15%2 oz. can
Boylen and families.
Mr. and Mrs. Archie Padburg of structor, spent last week end at her
Mrs. C. J. Jackson who has been
Lexington visited Sunday at the home in Heppner.
quite ill for the past week, is im-
5 ounce pkg.
Bob Alstott home.
Miss Barbara Tucker, formerly of proving.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Dudley visited Hermiston, has returned from La
Dell Moyer, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Mr. Dudley’s parents in Athena Sun Grande and is employed at the Ord J. D. Moyer, left Tuesday morning
nance Depot.
day.
for Portland from where he will be
HERMISTON, OREGON
transferred to San Diego. He joined
Sloan
Spencer,
employee
of
the
In
Phone 2121
Tom Stewart, Eugene Hanby and
each
the U. S. navy at the recruiting sta-
land
Cooperative,
spent
last
week
at
Perg Marvel left Wednesday for
about
three
tion
at
Walla
Walla
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Portland to enlist in the U. S. Navy. the electrical service school in Walla weeks ago.
FRI. - SAT. - FEP.. 20 - 21
3 cans
Walla.
Joyce
Mc-
Mrs. Wayne Lindner was taken to
Mrs.
H.
G.
McCulley,
Miss Mary Lou Johnson and Mrs.
St. Anthony’s hospital in Pendleton Jean Wilson, in charge of the local Culley, Vera Smith and Mrs. Fred
dozen
Large Grade A
last Saturday. Her condition is re U. S. O., left Wednesday morning for Rauch motored to Spokane over the
LITTLE TOUGH GUYS
W.
Behrman,
local
ported as about the same.
week
end.
Seattle to attend a conference there.
jeweler, accompanied them as far
pound
Marion Oviatt and Miss Bertha as Pasco, but returned Sunday even
Akers visited in Hermiston Satur ing.
6 box carton
day. Mrs. Ray Oviatt returned to
The Hermiston Business Womens
Portland with them.
club met Monday night at pot luck
Mr. and Mrs. Ben O’Conner spent dinner at the U. S. O. After the
large size
MOST POPULAR the week end in John Day visiting dinner Sgt. John Enlow showed mov- in
friends. Mrs. O’Conner recently re ing pictures of the maneuvers
FINE WNATCH*
3 cans
turned from an extended stay in Sal Louisiana.
Mrs. Peter Poulson and son of Ba-
em with relatives.
ker are here visiting with her par
1/2 gallon
Jane Boyer and Marie Ogne mot ents, Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Felthouse, i
Lumber Jack
ored to John Day Saturday after
Ray BOLGER - Anne SHIRLEY
Vilas Walker, who has been em-
noon. They returned Sunday even
ployed with the Oregon Hardware
46 ounce
SUN. - MON. ■ F EH. 22 - 23
ing.
for the past few months, has returned I
TOCSTHt
The ninety-and-nine men’s class is1 to his home in Portland.
in the drama at
Pure Veg. Shortening, 3 lb. can
entertaining the ladies of the Central [ O. C. Pierce left Tuesday for a I
a bride who
lived in terror
Church of Christ with an oyster sup business trip to Portland. He ex
of the mari
per Thursday night.
pected to return the latter part ol
she loved '
the
$27.50 Mrs. Frank Seeliger returned from A. week.
F. Rohrman was a guest of the I
Seattle Monday evening after having
.... reg. size
Hermiston
Rotary club at its regu
spent a week visiting with her sis
lar
luncheon
Thursday
and
told
the
ters, Mrs. Seba Miller and Miss Gail
group of the tire rationing setup now
26 oz. can
Graham.
in use. He failed to paint too bright
William D. Hamm and Bill Kirch a picture for the next few years for
24 oz. jar
ner have enlisted in the marine corps the car owners whose tires are be
Color Cartoon Art of Skiing
reserve and have been transferred to coming “bald”.
News reel
San Diego for basic training. Both
8 oz. bottle
Mi. and Mrs. J. E. Hallyburton
MAN
15 jewels
$27.50 boys enlisted recently at Walla Wal moved last Wednesday to Walla Wal- |
TUESDAY - FER. 24
la and then went to Portland where la where he will be employed.
VIVIAN LEIGH and
We have a large selection of dia they were assigned.
Mr. and Mrs. L. F. Porter and |
ROHERT TAYLOR
mond rings, and Bulova watches. Al
Mrs. R. Alexander and Mrs. E. P. family from the McCulley ranch .
in
so Hamilton, Elgin, Waltham and Dodd went to Pendleton Friday. Mrs. moved to Walla Walla where he was |
Dodd returned that evening and Mrs. transferred with J. A. Terteling * '
WATERLOO BRIDGE Imperials.
Alexander stayed there with her son Sons.
Gang Comedy Wedding Worries
Hermiston, Oregon
and family, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Alex
A. W. BEHRMAN
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Saylor and
Miniature The Greenie
ander.
and Genevieve
daughter Donna,
JEWELER
trip to
H. J. Ott and daughter Marion Blinston made a business
Portland
Saturday.
From
Portland
GLORIA BRINGS
Hermiston, Oregon
went to John Day Saturday where
GLAMOUR BACK
they Visited with Mr. and Mrs. Wil- the girls went on to Corvallis where
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Mrs. B. E. Getchell and Mrs. Earl
Miss Constance Instone of Lena
| lard Stratton and family. On Sun- they visited local students enrolled Getchell went to Tacoma Tuesday to who spent the week end at the J. S
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ÀÀÀAÀÀAÀÀÀAÀA i day Mrs. H. J. Ott, who has been । in the college. The group returned spend several days visiting Earl Wells home in Hermiston, also visit-
Getchell who will be leaving Ft. ed on Saturday at the Bob Wood-
staying there for some time and Mrs. Monday.
. ewis soon.
ward home.
Mervin
Werth
returned
today
Stratton and daughter accompanied i
Mrs. Walter Rosenau and Mrs.
Along the Diagonal—Mark Foster
(Thursday)
from
Willamina
where
them on their return trip.
Jim Knox of Hermiston visited Tues-,taking a vacation by working at
he was called earlier in the week by day evening at the home of Mrs. home . . . Bob Woodward taking a
A family reunion was held at the | the serious illness of his father.
Mabel Weeks.
forced vacation (with the mumps).
home
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
M.
Pace
|
•
Hiram
Stillings,
Jr.,
is
here
again
WELL EQUIPPED TO
this week end when the following1 after an extended visit in California.
ACCOMMODATE AND GIVE
with
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came for a short visit, two daugh
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YOU
THE
BEST
OF
SERVICE
Sgt. Bill Corpe who until recently
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ters, Mrs. C. H. Nuckolls and Mrs. I has been in service at Salt Lake City
Helen BRODERICK • Florence RICE £
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C. W. Beaty of Portland, Mr. and is now stationed at Pendleton.
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March of Time
BILL SHAAR, Prop. Hermiston | Mrs. John M. Pace and son of Port
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Musical Keep Shooting
land, and Mr. and Mrs. Harold Pace
a
I of Lewiston, Idaho.
appenilgs
19(
12c
SALMON Chinook
POTATO (HIPS
COFFEE Our Own
BROOM Good 4 Tie
SUNBRITE CLEANSER
EGGS
OASIS THEATRE
DEAD END KIDS
,b 18c
35c
14c
25c
42c
19c
25c
10c
45(
29c
69c
BUTTER Grade A
MATCHES
BOR ENE Soap Powder
DEVILED MEAT 14 ‘s
SYRUP
PINEAPPLE JUICE
FORMAY
GRAPEFRUIT JUICE 18 on.can . . . . . . 2 for 15
27c
CAKE FLOUR Soft as Silk
11c
TOMATO JUICE
25c
PICKLES Sweet
1 9(
V A NIL L A Tumbler Free.
GRANL s FONMi
Connor’s Cash Store
Hermiston
Barber Shop
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COLUMBIA NEWS
Ry Mrs. Rob Woodward
1 lb. Wieners -1 qt. Kraut BOTH »
These are nice large Prunes,
Oregon Prunes Meaty fruit. lb. box
No. 1
W est Coast
Cans
Salmon Columbia River Chinook
2
Mazóla Oil - - - qt. can
$1.49
25
34c
25c
47c
59c
CANNED FOOD SPECIALS
Seaport
No. 2
SLICED BEETS
6 cans
Grand Island No. 303
GOLDEN BANTAM CORN 6 cans
Blue Lake
No. 303
GREEN BEANS
Reliance W. K.
No. 303
6 cans
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Reliance
No 2‘‘s
6 cans
HOMINY
Reliance
No. 2H’s
SAUERKRAUT
Seaport
6 cans
No. 303
6 cans
PEAS
Re liance No. 2
DINNER PEAS
WHOLE KERNEL CORN 6 cans
TOMATOES, Emporium Solid Pack, No. 21 2‘s
6 cans
6 cans
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HERMISTON, OREGON
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Independent
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The county road maintenance crew
has been doing some much-needed
grading and clean-up work on the
county roads in this district during
the past week.
Mrs. A. H. Cable reports that the
mobilization of women in this dis
trict will be continued as soon as
more legistration blanks are avail
able. Mrs. J. Jendrzejewski has
completed the work in her section
and Mrs. B. Hutchison has covered
most of her territory, but the other
workers have not been able to do
theirs because of the lack of blanks.
Mrs. Duane Lathrop, who for sev
eral weeks was in a very critical
condition, is now reported to be
slowly improving. Mr. Lathrop will
spend the week end at The Dalles
with her.
Helen Jendrzejewski spent the
week end at home from La Grande.
Mrs. H. J. Ott returned home Sun
day from John Day. She was ac
companied home by her daughter,
Mrs. Willard Stratton (Edna Ott)
and small daughter Janice.
Mrs. Laura Morris, who is teach
ing in Fossil, was here during the
week end to look after her property.
Mrs. Carl Hammer is planning to
leave Saturday for Susanville, Cal.,
to join her husband who has been
there several weeks. She will be
employed with Mr. Hammer in a
Labor office there. The two child
ren. Carole and Dick, will remain
here at the Lester Hammer home
until the end of the school term.
Mr. and Mrs. L. W. Douglas were
Pendleton visitors Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Elbert Hutchison
and Patricia were Sunday visitors at
the Baxter Hutchison home from
Pendleton.
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Boylen, for
mer residents of this district and
now of Salem, were visiting friends
in this neighborhood last Saturday
afternoon.
It is reported that W. Nebergall
has been in quite ill health the past
few weeks.
Arthur Greer of Boiling Point,
who is employed at the ordnance de
pot. is a new resident at the Mabel
Weeks home.
Mr. and Mrs. Bud Curtis moved
this week to the larger house on the
Reid property, known as the Knap
ton place.
Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Wilkes and
Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Seeley were
guests at the Christley home last
Saturday evening.
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