THURSDAY, SEPT. 24, 1942.
HERMISTON HERALD HERMISTON. OREGON.
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Technical Sgt. John Whitney spent
Mrs. Charles Hoggard of Rufus
I spent Saturday and Sunday as the Monday night here with his father,
B. I. Whitney.
house guest of Mrs. B. I. Whitney.
Mr. and Mrs. Glen Ragsdale are
S. R. Kinder is getting along nice- |
the parents of a baby boy weighing ly at the Hermiston General hospi
8 pounds 9 ounces born at the local tal.
hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Ryland have
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Rauch spent
Mrs. Miles Baragar was able to
Alec Rooks was admitted to the rented their cafe in Stanfield and are
Sunday at Celilo Falls.
Hermiston General hospital Wednes- now making their home in Seattle.
leave the hospital Tuesday.
Mrs. Neva Pilon left Wednesday
A baby weighing 9 pounds 2 oun day.
Bill Shipley is spending a few
for a ten day visit with her mother ces was born at the local hospital to
A baby girl weighing 7 pounds 5 days visiting his family and friends
at Toppenish, Wash. She is on vaca Mr. and Mrs. Albert Golden.
ounces was born Wednesday night to in Hermiston.
tion from Burnham & Burnham.
Mrs. L. T. Smith, a patient at the Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Freauff.
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Loosevelt and
Miss Viola Krause suffered a bad
local hospital, is getting along nice-
son
Charles of Walla Walla were
li
ly burned foot Wednesday when a
ly.
week end visitors in Hermiston.
kettle of boiling potatoes upset.
Mrs. Hrbert K. Iverson and son
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Van Patten
George Corliss arrived Wednesday
Dean left Sunday for Portland.
from Aliance, Nebraska, to spend a were business visitors in Pendleton
Tuesday.
Kenneth Smith, a patient at the few days visiting in Hermiston.
HERMISTON, OREGON
Hermiston General hospital for the
Mrs. Margaret Fraser, Miss Clara
C.
C.
Christianson
visited
his
fam
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past week. was able to return home ily in Portland over the week end.
Bryant and N. R. Mueller motored to
Tuesday.
Mrs. Zelma Glenisky visited with Walla Walla Monday evening.
FRI.-SAT.
SEPT. 25-26
Mr. and Mrs. George Poland are
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Colpitts friends in Pendleton Wednesday.
moved this week to their new home
Mr. and Mrs. Ermol Sater and the parents of a baby boy born Tues
at North Powder.
i daughter returned Saturday from a day at the Hermiston hospital and
weighed 9 pounds 6 ounces.
Mr. and Mrs. James Barber have short vacation spent in Portland.
We want you to know that we are meeting the war
Mrs. George Franz, who was called
purchased the place recently vacated
Mrs. J. S. Burnham returned this
a
emergency
with every thing we have, hut in these
here
by
the
illness
of
her
father,
J.
by
the
Thomas
Colpitts
family,
and
|
week
from
Withrow,
Wash.,
where
t.
plan to move this week.
critical times delays are bound to occur.
she has been visiting her daughter, A. Scott, left this week for her home
in Daniel, Wyoming.
Mr. and Mrs. John Conrad were Mrs. L. Brandt.
In speeding Victory, the telephone lines are
Meto ' ANN RUTHERFORD ' ROBT. STERLING
fteer) i LvincinlX WelBLEn‘."heNkY"S"zl
Final decree of divorce was grant
among those enjoying the fishing at
s&
Mr. and Mrs. G. J. Casper and fam-
busier
—far busier than ever before. We cannot
Celilo Falls.
lily spent from Friday night until ed by' Circuit Judge C. L. Sweek
plan and build new lines and new switchboards,
Mr. and Mrs. Olin Hodge left Sat Monday noon with Mr. Casper’s bro Tuesday to Merland H. Martin from
Cartoon Sport Reel—Comedy
as we normally would, because copper and other
urday for Lewiston. Idaho.
ther. H. H. Casper and family, be Cassie A. Martin, who were married
strategic materials have gone to war in planes,
Miss Esther Jones and Miss Effie fore leaving for their new home in in Hardnerville, Nev., August 5,
1934. Cruel and inhuman treat
SUN.-MON.
SEPT. 27-28 Jones returned this week from a few Sidney, Nebraska.
tanks, and guns.
vacation days in Portland.
Word has been received locally ment was charged. W. J. Warner
Unnecessary and needlessly long telephone
— AAs
MELME r."
According to word received from tha Richard Rainwater is seriously was attorney for the plaintiff.
calls
should be out for “the duration. ’ War calls
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Smith (Pau
Mr. and Mrs. F. C. McKenzie, who ill with epigastric hernia in a navy
must
be given the green light.
have been visiting in Circleville, hospital in San Diego. His friends line Stoop) and son made a short
stop-over in Hermiston over the
Your considerate thoughtfulness in making
Ohio, they plan to be in Wash- wish him a speedy recovery.
ington, D. C., this week.
Linda Mary Neary started her last week end. Mr. Smith is now employ
only the most urgent calls is inspiring to all of us
Mr. and Mrs. L. O. Myers of year high school at the St. Joseph ed in the shipyards near Vancouver,
who are earnestly endeavoring to uphold the finest
Stanfield left Wednesday to make Academy in Pendleton September 1. Wash. While here they visited with
traditions of telephone service. May we also ask
their home on the Charley Reese She spent the past week end in Her Mrs. Georgia Henderson and Rev.
you to help us further to help you by being
farm at Silverton, Oregon.
miston with her parents, Mr. and and Mrs. C. Warner.
brief on all calls, by calling by number w hen mak
Gene Rugg, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs. Manuel Santis and Mrs. J. J. Neary.
daughter and Gladys Johnson of
ing long distance calls, and by answering calls
Clair E. Van Arsdale of Hermiston | A. E. Rugg, has recently completed
John Day visited over the week end has just been promoted to sergeant, an eight weeks course of flying at
NEWSREEL
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. George according to an announcement receiv- [ Steen s Field near Pendleton and is
Thank you.
ed here from Lubbock Army Flying | now awaiting a call to enter St. Marys
Harris.
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Mrs. Bennie Evans and Mrs. Ma- School,
Sgt.
Vain college for further pre-flight train-
THE PACIFIC TELEPHONE AND TELEGRAPH COMPANY
ble Ezell are spending today (Thurs- Arsdale has been in the army since ing. Gene states that he greatly en
TUESDAY
SEPT. 29 day) in Pendleton.
March 23 and has made rapid ad joys the work and is only too anxious
to receive his call to report.
Mrs. Monte Hedwall and children vancement.
Women who met at the U. S. O.
Mrs. J. W. Ralph and granddaugh
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Parker have re
returned this week from Astoria
Lester Wilcox, son of Mr. and
ter, Jo Ann Keller, Mrs. Wm. L. building Wednesday afternoon to roll
where they have been visiting her Mrs. R. B. Wilcox, accompanied Miss cently leased the Jack Lynn property Scarlett and Mrs. Mervyn Evans bandages for emergency uses for the
parents.
Rebecca Brosten to Los Angeles. which they expect to farm. They re spent from last Monday until Thurs women’s ambulance corps were Mrs.
I Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Rutherford of < al., this week. Miss Brosten has cently came from Sweet Home and day in Seattle visiting William Scar John Outcelt, Mrs. W. F. Linde, Mrs
J Pataluma, Cal., left Monday for their been here visiting with relatives. are relatives of the Archie Fales.
lett and Mervyn Evans before they Ramey Hill, Mrs. Oliver Cromwell,
Abetl. PRESTON I home after a week’s visit at the Lester plans to attend the Aero I.T.L Mr. and Mrs. Jas. J. Neary receiv sailed for Alaska.
Mrs. Everett Iler, Mrs. Walter Poy-
ed
news
recently
that
a
baby
boy,
home of her mother, Mrs. B. I. school in Los Angeles.
fair, Mrs. B. L. Graham, Mrs. Jes
Whitney.
Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Piersol spent Michael Edward, was born Septem-
Sgt. Glenn Hamman came Sunday sie Holden, Mrs. Al C. Nelson, Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Kennings are Tuesday on a pleasure trip to La ber 12 to Mr. and Mrs. Jos. P. Nea-¡evening on a 10-day furlough to visit Tex Arteburn and Mrs. Florence
the parents of a’ baby boy who has Grande. Mr. Piersol reports the ry. Mrs. Neary will be remembered at the home of his parents, Mr. and
meets each
been named Laurence Albert. The streets of La Grande seem quite de- as the former Elizabeth Straw. Both Mrs. J. W. Hamman. He is now sta- Harmon. The group
and other
Wednesday
afternoon
little fellow is a grandson of Mr. and serted in comparison with those of Mr. and Mrs. Neary are graduates tioned at San Diego but has seen con-
Cartoon and Unusual Occupations Mrs. Will Kennings of Hermiston
women
of
Tertletown
are
cordially
of Hermiston high school and are siderable service in Iceland in recent
Hermiston.
Mrs. Leila Phelps of Bend, Ore. now farming near Caldwell, Idaho. ¡ months.
invited to attend.
former Hermiston postmistress, who I
WED.-THURS., SEPT. 30-OCT. 1
ns
has been visiting her son and family, 1 g
EDWARD SMALL
Mr. and Mrs. Merle Phelps, left to- E
day (Thursday) for her home.
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MIRIAM
BRIAN
PRESTON
Word
has
been
received
by
friends
I
HOPKINS DONLEVY FOSTER
that Albert Shipp is able to be about 3
on crutches, and with the aid of leg 2
WELL EQUIPPED TO
braces. He says. however, “The I
ACCOMMODATE AND GIVE
YOU THE BEST OF SERVICE wheel chair is the best standby for ■
getting around.” He has been tak- I
ing a radio course and is now getting I
Information Please
some good experience in radio re- i B
BILL
SHAAR,
Prop.
Hermiston
Comedy Heartburn
pair. Albert graduated from Her- g
miston high school in 1938.
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the Busiest In History
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Hermiston
Barber Shop
AUCTION
A.7AFTER DARK
.FOOD
VALUES
B biiibm
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7 Miles S. W. of Hermiston and 1 Mile S. of the Westland School
lb.
158
No. 300 cans
35-
378
299
249
MINCE MEAT
For delicious mince pies
RELIANCE
CRANBERRY SAUCE
RAISINS
4 lb. Pkg.
COLUMBIA BRAND
KRAUT
cans
MAC ARONI «■>
SPAGHETTI
4 lb. Pkg.
TENDERONI
196
1 Package FREE!
FRUIT COCKTAIL
tall cans
DINNER BELL
SHORTENING
TOMATO CATSUP
COFFEE
3 lb. can
I I oz. bottle
1 lb. jar
15-
69e
15$
339
FAMOUS 50
COCOA
2 lb. can
SKOOKUM Assorted
JAM
CRACKERS
2 lb. box
195
298
328
LETTUCE
Large Crisp Heads
3 for 206
Fresh Local
SPINACH
3
CARROTS
bunches 100
3
TURNIPS
bunches 10«
3
BEETS
bunches 10Ç
LEMONS
Large Size
2 dozen 478
THURS., OCT. 1
• 14 HEAD OF MILK COWS—
These cows are double tested.
• 4 Head of Yearling Heifers, com
ing 2-year-olds.
• 4 Head of Yearling Heifers.
• 4 Head of Heifer Calves.
• 4 head of Young Heifer Calves
from week to month old.
• 1 Holstein 112 Year Old Bull. *
• 5 Brood Sows, three to farrow
October 30, and 2 of them have
litters now.
• 21 Feeder Pigs.
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Fre
HERMISTON, OREGON
Grocer
1 Team of Gray Mares with Har
ness.
• Between 850 and 900 Turkeys,
early April birds.
• 1 Wagon and Hay Rack.
• 1 Hay Rake.
• 1 Walking Plow.
• 1 Disc.
• 1 2-Horse Cultivator.
© Some Furniture.
MANY OTHER ITEMS TOO NUMEROUS TO MENTION
SALE STARTS 10:30 A.M
Hermiston Food Store Your
Certified
Independent
• 1 Male Hog.
TERMS OF SALE: CASH
— FREE LUNCH AT NOON — Bring Your Own Sugar —
W. H. White, Owner
BOB RUNNION, Auctioneer
B. I. WHITNEY, Clerk