THURSDAY, JUNE 4, 1942.
HERMISTON HERALD HERMISTON. OREGON.
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Mr. and Mrs. Dan Gray visited his
parents in Seattle over the holiday.
Harry D. Spencer, who is employed
at the shipyards in Portland, visited
HERMISTON, OREGON
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harry T.
Spencer, last week end.
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Mrs. G. E. O’Daniel went to Pen
Irvin Rauch left Friday for Spo-, Barbara Tucker is ill at her home dleton today (Thursday) to see Wm.
FRI. - SAT.
JUNE 5 - 6
kane where he will be employed.
this week.
Roden ordained in the Baker Dio
Double feature
Mrs. Burl Coxen of Heppner vis-
Mrs. Cecil Thompson, who is em- ceses.
ited with Mrs. Ray Coxen here last ployed at the Hermiston Auto Co.,
Miss Mary Petri left Thursday to
week.
I spent the last week end in Baker.
spend the summer vacation in Port
Bill Shaar of the Hermiston Bar
Fred Rauch and Chas. Frietag land.
ber shop underwent a minor opera motored to Walla Walla Wednesday
Mrs. N. H. Gates, and grandson
tion in Portland Wednesday.
evening.
Michael, Tom Hager and Mrs. F. C.
Mrs. George McKenzie and family
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Mitchell of McKenzie visited in Heppner Tues-
Will your chickens be scrawny, sick,
are visiting at the home of her par- Payette visited her parents, Mr. and day and Wednesday.
ents, Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Pearson.
Mrs. Esque over the week end.
poor
layers? Or will they be healthy,
WILLIAM TRACY and
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Taylor and
Mrs. Arch Rugg and son Jimmy
Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Saylor spent small daughter of Portland are vis-
JAMES GLEASON in
plump and productive? It depends on
returned Friday from a vacation in
iting here this week.
the week end in Spokane.
Seattle where they visited their sister
the feed you use—you can get the most
Dr. and Mrs. W. L. Morgan and
Bill Belt, son of Dr. and Mrs. F. B.
and aunt.
Eddie Bensel spent the week end at Belt, has returned to his home here
nourishment per dollar for your chick
Diamond lake on a fishing trip.
from Eugene where he has been a
SUN. - MON.
JUNE 7 - 8
ens
from our high quality feed and
Mrs. Sarah Ross has returned from student in the University.
a short vacation into Idaho.
grain.
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Mr. and Mrs. James Emmons and
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Lieb and fam- small son Gifford visited at the W.
AVUs Getst COMEDIENNE
—,
ily spent Memorial day week end in C. Morehouse home Monday and
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Lewiston. Their small daughter Jo Tuesday.
Ann remained for a short stay.
Marie Hinkle, who has been con
Mr. and Mrs. Al Quiring and Shir- valescing from an attack of mumps,
i ley returned Sunday from a week has returned to her work at the Farm
end spent in Dallas visiting rela- Bureau mill.
I tives.
Mrs. Helen Mason, who is employ
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Mrs. Geo. C. Grimes of Pullman. ed at the Ordnance depot, has re
Wn., formerly Alice Wagner, spent turned from her vacation which she
i the week end visiting friends here.
spent in Seattle.
Newsreel
Mrs. E. P. Dodd left Monday for
Mrs.. H. G. McCulley, Anne Som
on Donald’s
1. Guaranteed
Eugene to visit her daughter, Mrs. merer and Joyce McCulley left
Fight
unconditionally
| Dale Fischer. She expects to be Thursday evening for Portland and
for 100 years.
gone about a month.
Eugene., They attended the gradua
2. More gold in
TUESDAY
JUNE
Lorne Bell of the United Service tion exercises of Nina Rae McCulley
the point.
Organizations, with headquarters in who received her B. A. degree in
3. Modern bal
Mr. and Mrs. K. D. Pierson and of the current fiscal year ending
I New York, was visiting the local U. Literature. They returned Monday
anced styling.
‘Waterman’s
family spent Saturday in Pasco at : June 30 are exhausted, applications
| S. O. Tuesday.
Peni from
morning.
4. Simplest, one-
Miss Blanche Harmon left Wed-
‘3.00
Mrs. N. H. Gates of Seattle, sis the Sacejewea Park with Mr. and for cooperative services can be ac-
stroke filling.
cepted where funds will not be
nesday for Portland and points south ter of Mrs. F. C. McKenzie and her Mrs. W. R. Cox and family.
Hundred
5. Quick start,
Year Pen
Mr.
Gullickson
is
a
medical
patient
I
needed prior to July 1.
to
stay
for
the
summer.
leak-proof feed.
grandson Michael and Tom Hager of
(illustrated)
at the local hospital. To date he is Ì
==
$8 50
Marie
Ogne,
who
is
employed
at
Ferndale,
Wn.,
uncle
of
Mrs.
McKen
6. Writes ‘ mile
much
improved.
the
First
National
Bank,
spent
the
on single filling.
zie, are visiting at the McKenzie
week end in Portland.
home this week.
7. Handmade
Sgt. Robert Dawson visited here
points (through
Mrs. Fannie Nation, who has vis
80 operations .
last week end on his way to Fort Sill, ited the past year at the home of her
•LUPINO -LsHAYWARD
Oklahoma, for officers training.
Rev. and Mrs. C. E. Bush are
8. Your choice of
son, Mr. and Mrs. B. J. Nation, left
Gang Comedy Don’t Lie
7 quality points.
Myrtle White, who is in nurse's last week for her home in Alliance,
I coming to Hermiston next week to
Pete Smith —Acrobatty
training at the Good Samaratin hos Nebraska. Reports from there are
1 hold an old-fashioned revival at the
A grass fire, first big one of the Pentecostal Tabernacle.
pital in Portland, is spending her va that things are booming.
Meetings
A.
W.
BEHRMAN
JUNE 10-11
WED. THURS.
cation as a guest of Virginia Todd.
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Scully of Bend season in this section, was combatted | will be held every night at 8 o’clock
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Peggy Todd left last week end for and Mr. and Mrs. Leo Reid of The by farmers and helpful neighbors except Saturday when a street meet-
a
two weeks vacation at the Lots- Dalles were guests Wednesday and northeast of Cold Springs reservoir ing is planned.
Hermiston, Oregon
I peich home in Selah, Washington.
Thursday of Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Wednesday morning, starting about 1 The first service will be held Sun-
Kenneth Bensel and Jim Jackson, Thrasher.
10:30. The fire was brought under | day evening, June 7. Although Rev.
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! students at Oregon State college.
Frances Clark of Sunnyside, Wn., control shortly before noon with very and Mrs. Bush are just a young cou-
turned here for the summer Wednes- is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Roy little damage resulting.
BUD DUNCAN
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. pie, they have been in the ministry
EDGAR KENNEDY
I day night.
A double alarm was sounded in for some time. There will be special
Rodgers since Sunday. He expects
SARAH FARDEN
V
Mrs. Charles L. Butler, who has to return to his home the end of the Hermiston and a radio station broad- j numbers in music and singing,
| been a guest of Dr. and Mrs. F. B. week.
cast the news. Within a short time a
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i Belt, returned to her home in Port-
Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Lindner spent delegation from Hermiston made the APYIAARr NFUIG
j land Friday.
the week end at the coast. While trip to the reservoir but turned back I “APYPE "P WD
Mabel Rauch visited last week end they were there they met Mr. and when informed that the danger was X NR AAR HE arree
at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Victor Wolfe, the former Ger past. Apparently the fire started ,
Mrs. Fred Rauch, on upper Butter trude Bradley.
north of the bombing range and con
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WELL EQUIPPED TO
I creek.
tinued northeastward, fanned by a
It has been affirmed that Cecil
i
ACCOMMODATE
AND
GIVE
industries
the dam is to serve, are
A REPUBLIC PICTURE"
Mrs. George Briggs arrived this Warner, son of Rev. and Mrs. . C. fair breeze.
YOU THE BEST OF SERVICE
week to spend the summer here from Warner of Hermiston, has been ad-
The fire proves a warning that the not as far inland as the deadline
Dunsmuir, Calif. Her daughter, Mrs. vanced to Corporal. He is now sta- dry weather will soon make all sage drawn by the war department. View
now taken by WPB’s power division
BILL SHAAR, Prop. Hermiston ' Earl Dudley, moved this week to tioned at the Officers Training brush and grass easy spots for the is that there is no power now left in
Edgemont, South Dakota, to be with School at Fort Sill, Okla.
starting of the burns and extreme
Along With the News
the Grand Coulee-Bonneville dams;
her husband who is employed there.
Edith Clark, former resident of caution should be used.
that
it is all contracted for J. A.
Hermiston, arrived Wednesday even
Krug, formerly with TVA and now
ing
from
Corvallis,
where
she
was
on
M+
power advisor for WPB, says that
the faculty of the Jr. High school, to
every kilowatt in the northwest will
visit with the C. Warner family a
be taken by next December. He says
few days.
that steel mills, rolling mills, fabri
Miss Mary Lou Johnson and Mrs.
Cooperation is expected to pay di cating plants, shipyards and air-
Jean Wilson spent a very hilarious
week end at the Circle M Dude ranch vidends for two Umatilla county plane factories will absorb it all—
near Camp Sherman above Redmond. farmers and conserve vital war ma a statement which has been challeng
The ranch is nestled in the hills near terials by organization of the G & M ed and taken up by northwest sena
Mt. Jefferson and the climate was Spreader Service through the com tors with David Nelson, WPB boss.
most agreeable. The girls returned munity and cooperative services sec
from their experience rested and tion of the Farm Security adminis
happy, ready to return to their work tration. announces William S. Ben
Free Estimates
nett, county FSA supervisor, Uma
at the U. S. O.
tilla
Cooperative
Creamery
building,
SPECIALS FOR FRL, SAT. & MON., JUNE 5-6-8.
All Labor Guaranteed
Kelly Tiller and Henry Sommerer
arrived home Saturday from Oregon Hermiston.
“Bernard E. Getchell and Harold
State college to spend the summer
3 cans 43Ç
Reliance DINNER PEAS, No. 303‘s
G. McCulley are cooperating in joint
here.
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RAY LOOSVELDT
Miss Lavina May Lynch left Mon ownership and use of a manure
Reliance SHOESTRING CARROTS, 2 's, 3 for 35e
Licensed Plumber
day for Keyser. West Virginia, where spreader,” Bennett said. “The spread-
er
is
expected
to
reduce
operating
she
will
make
her
home
for
the
sum-
Reliance JUL1ENE BEETS, No. 2 s
3 for 37e
Pluinbing & Heating Contractor
mer.
costs of the cooperators and will be
Blue Label
Word has been received that Mr. available for some work for other
Reliance PEAS & CARROTS, 303’s
3 for 45c
and Mrs. R. W. (Bob) Henderson farmers in the community. Getchell
Phone 2381
Hermiston
Emporium TOMATOES, No
are the parents of a daughter born will act as manager-treasurer.”
3 for 41c
5 lb. can
Although funds for the remainder
Wednesday and named Janet. Mr.
GREEN CUT BEANS, No. 303‘s
3 for 330
Henderson, who lives in Ithica, New
York, is a research assistant at Cor
Seaport SLICED BEETS, No. 2
3 for 290
Chocolate
nell University.
Louis Bunnell expects to leave the
Seaport CORN, No. 303 cans
3 for 410
local hospital Friday after having
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spent the past five weeks there with
Seaport PEAS, No. 303 cans
3 for 330
an injured foot.
Mr. and Mrs. Guy Shaw motored
Seaport Whole Unp’el’d APRICOTS, 21 2, 3 for 690
Seaport
to Lexington and Heppner Saturday
Seaport BARTLETT PEARS, No. 21 2‘s 3 for 730
to return Mrs. Casha Shaw to her
home after she had spent the past
Lb. can
Reliance ELBERTA PEACHES, 212‘s
3 for 850
two weeks visiting here.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Keller are
Breakfast Suggestions —
the proud parents of a baby daughter
Diamond
born June 1st. They have named her
Grapefruit JUICE, Tex Delta 46 oz.
Leslie Yvonne.
WAX PAPER
Mr. and Mrs. Otto Pierce and
Quaker OATS
............ Large pkg. 25Ç
125 ft. roll ...
sons Stanley and Gene motored I to
Prineville to visit Mr. and Mrs.
CREAM OF WHEAT .
Large pkg. 24c
AMERICA’S MANPOWER
Floyd Pierce and family. From there
ALSO
SEE
GRAPENUTS
Lt. Pierce went on to Camp Roberts
package 14c
bus...on short trips overaging jest • few miles.
OUR
where he is stationed. Mr. and Mrs.
BRAN FLAKES, Post, 14 oz.
Serving
thousands
of towns as no other transportation system
Pierce returned home Sunday, leav-
HANDBILL!
mo . Union Pacific Stages helps speed America’s War Program...
ing Stanley who remained for a va
cation.
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to war factories... to military camps and bases!
The K- D. Piersons held a family
reunion at their home Sunday. Those
Hermiston Drug Co.
attending were Rev. and Mrs. Waldo
Independent
Pierson and family of Seattle, Mr.
Phone 2211
and Mrs. Winifred Pierson and fam-
Phone 3781
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ily of La Grande, and Mr. and Mrs.
HERMISTON, OREGON
Sylvan Pierson of Hilgard. Rev. and
Mrs. Waldo Pierson remained the
“ta Guel2d/-te4u2dn= a.— "
rest of the week but the others re
turned to their homes.
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