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PAGE TWO THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER 3. 1942 HERMISTON HERALD HERMISTON. OREGON. W. Sisson was able to leave the local hospital Tuesday. Dorothy Jean Kingsbury, Glenna Bohlman and Virginia Gettman had their tonsils removed at the local hospital this week. Rev. E. L. Neff is a medical pa Mr. and Mrs. O. O. Felthouse re tient at the local hospital. Miss Marilla Dunning of Stockton, Calif., was a visitor in Hermiston turned Tuesday from a week’s vaca Mrs. Guy Jeppe and small daugh tion at the Oregon beaches. Wednesday. ter of San Francisco are visiting at Mrs. L. T. Smith is a patient at the home of her parents. Mr. and the Hermiston General hospital. Mrs. C. A. Paul. Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Woolley re Mrs. W. H. Nebergall is a medical turned Friday evening from a week’s patient at the Hermiston General HERMISTON, OREGON vacation with relatives in Forest hospital. She is getting along very PHONE 2121 Grove and Cottage Grove. well. Mrs. Lynn Craven is a medical pa Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Jones returned SEPT. 4 - 5 tient at the local hospital. FRI. - SAT. Wednesday from a four day vacation Richard Cox left Monday for Port spent at Nampa, Idaho, with relatives land where he will meet Miss Lois and friends. DIETERLE White and Mr. and Mrs. L. M. White Johnnie LaHolm left the local hos who have been vacationing at Sea- pital Tuesday. ,"RKO side. RADIO Mrs. Sherman Wells accompanied Picture wi Mr. and Mrs. Gene Lear and two Mr. and Mrs. Bob Woodward and ADOLPHE MENJOU, J ackie COOPER, BONITA children spent Tuesday on business family to Seattle and other points. GRANVILLE, GEORGE BANCROFT, Connee Boswell, Ted North, Todd Duncan, Hall Johnson in The Dalles. They returned the They left Wednesday arid plan to re I CHARLIE BARNET, BENNY GOODMAN, same day. turn Saturday. HARRY JAMES, JACK JENNY, GENE KRUPA, ALVINO REY, JOE VENUTI. . Selected from Mr. and Mrs. .Neil Boynton and J. G. Pearson and Gwynn Hughes among leaders in Satevepost Poll. Pro<iiict<i son Paul visited from Thursday till spent Sunday fishing above Bingham and Direi ltd by William Dieterle. Monday in Hermiston. They are now Springs. They fished on the north THIS THEATRE SELLS WAR BONDS AND STAMPS living in Seattle. fork, bringing back a limit catch. Sport Reel Jungle John Mrs. James Rasmussen, a register F. B. Pennock’s condition is report ed nurse from Portland, is assisting ed about the same at the Hermiston Comedy I’ll Fix It at the local hospital this week. General hospital and he is able to j have visitors. Bill Scarlett, Merwyn Evans and SUN. - MON. SEPT. 6 - 7 Al Walden are planning to leave Monday for Alaska where they will be employed in defense construction. Madeleine Carroll Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Tinker are the parents of a baby boy born Wednes Stirling Hayden ■ day at the Hermiston hospital. The WELL EQUIPPED TO little boy weighed 812 pounds and has ACCOMMODATE AND GIVE Ins TECHNICOLOR! YOU THE BEST OF SERVICE been named Thomas Timothy. John Ludlou, who is an employee Cartoon—Copy Cat of Odegards, fell into some hot tar BILL SHAAR, Prop. Hermiston Wednesday and was badly burned. He Popular Science is reported to be getting along nice Newsreel ly. OASIS THEATRE AkAkAAABAAAAA Hermiston Barber Shop PASSAGE ▼▼▼▼▼▼▼▼▼▼▼▼▼ TUESDAY SEPT. 8 “SCHOOL " DIETRICH-M.cMURRAY 1/Acr d MITCHELL LEISEN S t cia/ S10 Fountain Pens 2 Eversharps with. 5 Bah COREY ..Two Wondur Bab Cartoon Wild and Woozy West Sport—Show Dogs SEPT. 9 - 10 WED. - THURS. SAMUEL GOLDWYN Open Evenings GARY COOPER THE REAL aionr A. W. Behrman, Jeweler Cartoon and Occupation Mrs. A. E. Marble left W’ednesday for North Dakota where she will vis it with sisters and brothers. Her son Harold expects to join her there and they will drive back together. Dr. J. P. Stewart, eye-sight spec ialist of Pendleton, will be at the Her miston Hotel on Wednesday, Septem ber 9th. Hours 1:00 to 5:00 p. m. 3-lc Mr. and Mrs. Guy Shaw and son spent Sunday on a trip to near Yaki ma, Wash., combining business with pleasure. The Shaws brought back ten boxes of fruit. LOOSE LEAF NOTE Mr. and Mrs. H. G. Fleucken and BOOKS AND FILLERS daughter Cathie returned Wednesday evening from a beach trip, spending TABLETS — PENCILS several days at Cannon Beach. Mr. Fleucken is employed in the garage ZIPPER NOTE BOOKS at the U. O. D. • SCHOOL BAGS & LUNCH BOXES Mr. and Mrs. Dale Emory and two daughters arrived Saturday night • COMBINATION PEN & PENCILS from Seattle to spend a week’s vaca “ • NOTE BOOKS OF ALL KINDS tion with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. • PEN AND PENCIL SETS Roy Attebury. Mrs. Julius Gimble and Miss Lau- • PENCIL BOXES relee Gimble returned Wednesday evening from a week’s vacation along the Oregon beaches and friends and relatives in Portland and Hood River. Dan Hutchison flew to Portland by STORE plane Tuesday, returning Wednesday. While in Portland he visited with Frank Bilderback, who is recuperat Miss Edith Clarke, daughter of Mr. Mr. and Mrs. H. G. Rankin and ing from a major operation. The lat Mrs. Victoria Churchman motored to and Mrs. J. A. Clarke of Sunnyside, ter is getting along nicely. Wash., was a visitor in Hermiston Bernie Corpe, who has been work Sheridan, Ore., Friday to attend the Wednesday. Miss Clarke will teach ing in the harvest near Helix during funeral of Mrs. Churchman’s brother- this year in the senior high school in in-law, Austin Savage. The party the summer months, was a visitor Salem. For the past several years in Hermiston Wednesday. His par returned home the next day. Miss Eleanor Steiner, who recent she has taught in the junior high ents, Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Corpe, for merly of Hermiston, are now resid ly graduated from St. Anthony’s hos school in Corvallis. Mrs. L. F. Fleming (Betty More pital training, is now employed in the ing in Cottonwood, Calif. Mrs. C. L. Hodge underwent a ma hospital near the shipyards in Port house) of Elma, Wash., is visiting jor operation in St. Anthony’s hospi land. Miss Steiner visited in Her here at the home of her parents, Mr. tal in Pendleton Wednesday morning miston over the week end with her and Mrs. W. C. Morehouse. Mrs. Morehouse will leave tonight (Thurs and is reported as getting along nice father, Nick Steiner. ly. She will not be allowed visitors, Mr. and Mrs. O. O. Felthouse and day) for Portland with Mrs. Patton however, until the first of the week. Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Felthouse left and George Lewis where she will vis Kenneth Elwood returned Tuesday Wednesday for a short vacation trip. it relatives. Mrs. Bill Walters, superintendent from a visit in Silverton and Seattle Mrs. W. W. Felthouse will visit with with relatives. In Seattle he visited her daughter en route and Mrs. O. nurse of the Providence Hospital in with his brothers. Dale and Deverde, O. Felthouse will visit with her moth Seattle and Mrs. Oral Hail of near who are employed there. Kenneth er in Weiser, Idaho. The men will Spokane, Wash., were visitors this week at the L. Hammer home. The will be a senior in the Hermiston continue on to visit a brother. high school this winter. Ray Critchfield, better known here ladies are nieces of Mr. Hammer. Mrs. Mabel Walker and Miss Bev as “Coach”, is now stationed at San Mr. Walters is now stationed in erly Walker, former Hermiston resi ta Monica. Cal. Recent word re Australia. dents and now of Arlington, arrived ceived here by Mrs. Critchfield was Miss Eleanor Kasari, daughter of Wednesday of last week and are j to the effect that he had graduated Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Kasari of this house guests of Mrs. Gerald White from the non-commissioned officers community, became the bride of Staff while visiting relatives and friends. school at Miami, Florida, with the Sergeant William H. Beck at a cere They were accompanied by Miss rating of Sergeant and was being mony performed in Helena, Mont., Evelyn West, also of Arlington who transferred to Santa Monica. Mrs. August 21. Mrs. Beck was formerly is visiting a brother here. The group Critchfield is working at the Umatil employed in Hermiston and later plan to return to their home Sunday. la Ordnance depot. (Continued on Page Five) Brierley’s 5, 10, 15c Tedcso - g% -tede "Always Be Neat.” A5< €82 Ogoz • • • Boys’ Zelan Zipper JACKETS $3.95 to $7.95 Air flow blue, green, tan and khaki colors: lined and unlined styles: blazer and regular length; belted back; long wearing and suitable for any occasion. Hi Schooler’s SHIRTS J. AS, re $150 to $2.95 Dress styles, including the famous Arrows and Wings; sport shirts with long and short sleeves; fine for washing and so comfortable to wear. CORDS.. ■ . are more popular than ever before! We carry corn and creme colors and a complete stock of all want ed sizes. 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