THURSDAY, AUGUST 27, 1942
PAGE THREE
THE HERMISTON HERALD, HERMISTON. OREGON
director.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Wells and
three sons have returned here after
a month’s trip to coast cities.
Resignations of Miss Lois Messen
ger. primary teacher, and Robert
Boak, high school coach, have been
received by the school board of dis
trict 61.
A bus runs daily from the high
school at 7:30 a. m. to take hop pick
ers to the Dixson hop yards in the
Columbia district.
Miss Bernice
Hughes, 15 years old, arises at 4:30
STANFIELD NEWS
Out of Sight
Rv Mr». Rute Hedrick
Fuel Oil Restrictions Have
Now Been Lifted
Funeral rites for U. G. Shipley, 74
years old, were read by Rev. J. K.
Griffiths from the Presbyterian
church Sunday. A large crowd at
tended and the floral offerings were
many and beautiful. The trio, Ed
gar Hoosier. Rose Hoosier
and
Frankie Lane, sang. Mrs. Don Sikes
payed. Pallbearers were Mr. Great
house, Mr McCall. Mr. Refvem, Mr. and finishes, her . Oregon Journal
Bagan, Mr. H. Wessell and Mr. J. route at 6:30 and breakfast, and
Heckman. Four brothers and one makes the bus for a full days work
sister, all past seventy, survive. Al- in the hop ya res- a ,
,
, .
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so surviving are 32 grandchildren
and 5 great-grandchildren, and eight
children, three of which live at Stan-
field: Ernest and Harry, and Mrs.
Ralph Bartley: Mrs. Frank White
and Mrs. Julius Haney of St. Helens,
Mrs. Levi Johnson of Elgin, Mrs. Or-
ville Myers of Hilgard, Mrs. Charles
Connor of Arlington and his widow,
Sarah ShSipley of Stanfield. Burial
was at
at the
the Stanfield
Stanfield cemetery.
cemetery
was
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Union Oil Co.
_ Mrs. Mabel Richards returned to
Seattle with Mr and Mrs. Sherman
Chapin and daughters last week end.
Max Krause and, Mrs Helen Hol-
GEO. HARKENRIDER. Distributor
man of Tacoma visited Helen's grand-
father, L. Jouannault last Sunday
Homer Hedrick returned Monday
night from ten days
vacation
with
friends in. Tacoma,, and also, visited
| his, son Charles and daughter. Mrs.
lough, and George Nudo and Mr. and
Ralph
in Portland.
Mrs. Isackson
Byron Brown
and daughters Mrs. Howard Herrick. They will
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Evans left called on friends in Stanfield before
Sunday for a picnic dinner with | returning to their home in Portland
friends on the Deschutes river, and | Sunday.
continue their vacation for two weeks | ‘ Mr. and Mrs. Sammy Nudo of
to Oregon points of interest. Mr. Ev- । Portland visited his mother. Mrs.
ans is janitor of row one of the trail- Mary Nudo, over the week end. Sam-
er camp.
my, a welder at the Oregon shipyards
Miss Lois Greenwood left for Chi- | and Miss Glaewin Mellior, employee
cago last Sunday where she will be | of the telephone company, were mar-
a student of Y. W. C. A. work. She ried at Vancouver August first, and
is succeeded here by Miss Margaret | were accompanied by Buddy Mellior.
Achterman of Eugene as recreation | who was home from the navy on fur
live in Portland.
Mrs. Paul Baker was honored on
Thursday with a nuptial shower in
the Ladies Aid parlors. Music and
games provided much merriment.
Many beautiful gifts were presented.
Hostesses were Mesdames Dennis
Duncan. Sikes, Loughary, Hedrick,
Wheeler and Miss Lenno Waid. Mrs.
Roy Duncan and Miss Rose Hoosier
sang and Mrs. Don Sikes and Mrs.
Max Pigar played.
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PINE CITY NEWS
By Mr a. Bentice Wattenburger
Elroy Moore has gone to Seattle to
visit his mother. He has been work
ing for Russell Moore all spring and
summer.
Mr. and Mrs. Russell Moore and
sons and Miss Betty Finch spent
from Wednesday until Monday at
Lehman Hot Springs.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Wilkins made
a business trip to Dayton. Wn., Wed
nesday and Thursday.
Miss Katherine O’Brien and Patty
Finch were over night guests Thurs
day and Friday with Lucille Watten-
burger.
Jasper Myers and son Jerry were
Walla Walla visitors Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. Marion Finch and
daughters Patty and Frances were
Pendleton callers Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Ayers and
daughter and Mr. and Mrs. Jasper
Myers and family spent from Friday
until Monday
at
Lehman Hot
Springs.
Norris Rassusman of Boardman
called Wednesday evening at the E.
B. Wattenburger home.
Bobby Morehead is attending a
church convention for boys at Antho
ny Lake.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Bartholomew of
Bingen, Wn.. is visiting his brother
and family, Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Bar
tholomew.
Mr. and Mrs. Elden Kinten of Kim
merer, Wyo., are the parents of a
baby daughter born August 20 and
weighing 7 12 pounds. Mrs. Kinten
is better known as Alma Neill. The
young lady is the first grandchild of
Roy Neill of Heppner.
Mr. and Mrs. Marian Finch and
daughter Patty spent Sunday at Leh
man Hot Springs.
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Ayers of Her
miston called Monday evening at the
Clayton Ayers home.
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lb. 35c
Ham 25c
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