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THE HERMISTON HERALD, HERMISTON. OREGON. THURSDAY, SEPT. 24, 1942. TERTLETOWN NEWS Mr. and Mrs. John Outcelt motor- ed to Milton-Freewater Sunday where they picked prunes. Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Luehre and daughter from Walla Walla were guests at the Ted Lewis home Sun day and Monday. Mrs. C. F. Weber left for Spokane Thursday. She was accompanied home by her daughter. Opal, who has spent the last seven weeks visiting her grandmother. Mrs. Ed Soom and children have returned to Emmett, Idaho, to make their home. Mr. Soom is working there. Mr. and Mrs. George Myers from Pasco, Wash., were visitors at the J. S. Johns home Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Rhine of La Grande were Sunday guests at the home of Mrs. Rhine’s brother, Marsh all Ransdell. Mrs, Woody Wilson and daughter Sandra have returned home after visiting relatives in Wenatchee. Mr. and Mrs. Earl McClendon spent the week end visiting relatives in Wenatchee, Wash. Mr. and Mrs. Lewis McDaniel have returned from a four-day vacation spent in Seattle, Wash. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Pettijohn and son Skippy motored to Ione Sunday and Mrs. Pettijohn and Skippy stay ed until Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. H. G. Hayes spent Sunday at the Homer Hayes home in Tertel town. Adolph Cassens of Willmot, South Dakota, was a recent guest at the Os car Thorne home on “A” street. Mrs. Ed Clark shopped in Pendle ton Saturday while Mr. Clark made a business trip to Heppner. Mrs. Lowell Alford and son Bob and Lowell Jr. were Pendleton guests over the week end. Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Graham spent Saturday evening in Pendle ton. Mrs. Art Redfearn Sr. spent sev eral days this week at the home of her son and family, Mr. and Mrs. Art Redfearn Jr. Miss Barbara Wicks of Union vis ited over the week end at the Farrell Murray home. Wednesday evening guests at the Harry Witthöft home were Mr. and Mrs. Ed Bellinger, Mr. and Mrs. Al lan Bellinger, Mr. and Mrs. Herman Carr and their daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Scroggins and daughter Della Jean spent Saturday evening in Pendleton. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Laird and son, David. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Linde and Frank Linde motored to Pendleton Saturday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Hershel Townsend of Stanfield were dinner guests of the Ray Lairds Tuesday. Otis Murray and Carl Simonson went fishing on the Deschutes river Monday and what is more, they caught a salmon. Birthday greetings are in order for Harry Witthöft, Patricia Dean Pope and Mrs. Oscar Thorne. The Nu Gamma club met at the home of Barbara Graham Wednesday afternoon with eight members pres ent. The highlight of the afternoon was the beautiful birhday cake hon oring Doris Hayes which was cut and served during the afternoon. Much interest is being shown in the contest advertised this week in the Tertle Town Tattler. A prize of $1 will be paid for the best story on “My funniest experience since coming to Tertle town.” There is always a good turnout of Tertle town women at the USO on Wednesdays when they meet to roll bandages, make bags to cover hot water bottles and any other emergen cy sewing that needs to be done. Manford Leale of Couer d’ Alene, Ida., spent the week end with his fa ther, Walter Leale. Sunday they mo tored to La Grande to visit friends. Manford is in the navy and has the rating of 2nd class hospital appren tice. IRRIGON NEWS ITEMS By Mrs. C. D. Whitney Clarence Fredrickson went to Pen- dicton Tuesday. Mrs. Stevens stayed with the the melon stand while he was gone. Mrs. Maggie Walker of Centralia is visiting her daughter. Mrs. Jack $0000$040000*9*******7$0000000080*$00009099****9 Browning. Edna Magert of South Moran. Wn. is visiting at the Tom Caldwel Ihome. They are old friends. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Grider and Mr. and Mrs. George Brown went to Celilo for Salmon. Ora Acock of Oregon City is visit ing his brother, C. W. Acock and family. He will leave Thursday af ter several days visit. Dave Steagel and Lestlie Rouker went to Celilo for salmon Friday. Your fire insurance policy which must Hermiston visitors Saturday were Mrs. Elmer Rouker and children, shield you from financial loss if your pro- $ Mrs. Agnes I.netz, Mrs. C. D. Whit % perty is destroyed, represents security and ney. Jack White and Mr. Fredrickson and children. peace of mind provided it adequately cov- ; ; Mrs. Agnes Lentz returned Thurs ers the property it is intended to insure. ? day from San Francisco and Monter $ ey. Cal. Let us make an analysis of your individual Mr. and Mrs. Jack H. Caldwell and small daughter visited the C. D. requirements and check them against the $ Whitney home Sunday evening. protection you already have........................ The Rev. Allquist from Vale. Wn., preached at the Presbyterian church Sunday morning and at the Pentecos tal church Sunday evening. The freshmen class of the Irrigon high school gave in initiation party Friday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Browning left for Pasco Monday. Delight Goodman returned from Portland. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Bedwell are the ” F. B. SWAYZE. President ;, parents of a daughter born Septem ber 7. They named her Patricia ¡ J Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Ruth. • Mrs. C. D. Whitney, Mrs. Agnes < 4 > > e » » ♦ 0009 **********0****000*0940 Lentz and Mrs. Jack Caldwell visited Mrs. Stella Rathke in Umatilla Fri Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Caldwell day. Mrs. Arthur Hoppell is visiting at Mr. and Mrs. G. J. Woodring from the home of her motrer, Mrs. Anna stopped off at his parents home, Mr. Lewiston called at the Suddarth home Bell for a few days. She will return and Mrs. Tom Caldwell Thursday. on their way to the Portland ship to her home in Portland Thursday. 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