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THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 12. 1942 THE HERMISTON HERALD. HERMISTON. OREGON. WHEAT LEAGUE PAGE rara his mother back to Portland with him. structive, as it was Eastern Oregon. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Gillanders of Lum Kriss was in Irrigon Sunday. Pendleton visited Mr. and Mrs. Her bert Gillanders Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Baker and Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Baker visited F. By Mrt. Rose Htdrick For 45 years General Electric has developed and built electric equip A. Baker and Mr. and Mrs. Paul Ba ment for warships. Here are a few of the ways in which electricity Mr. and Mrs. Stanley R. Wessell ker Tuesday, returning to their homes serves the Navy. visited H. R. Wessell the first of the in Spokane in the afternoon of Nov week whom he had not seen for four ember 11. years. Stanley is now a Tech. Ser Stanfield schools have shortened geant and was recently transferred the noon hour to 12:30. They are to to the Portland air base. He also vis enjoy a full holiday on November 11. ited friends and his mother, Mrs. B. Many of the children have a part I. Whitney at Hermiston. at night in the musical pageant of all Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Rickerford, nations to be given at the church. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Rohrbeck of former Portland friends of Mr. and Mrs. Loren Miller visited here over Caldwell. Idaho, have moved into the the week end. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Grant cottage at the corner of Earl Greathouse also were Sunday dinner and Furnish street. He is employed at the Tum-A-Lum. . guests at the Miller home. Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Hughes and Louis Eachus, who has been em- ploved at the Swan Island shipyards, Mr. and Mrs Lee Sutton of Yakima visited his step-daughter, Mrs. Jess who are a son and daughter of Mrs. Alfred Davis are here for a visit at Eslinger this week end. 1. Just one battleship may have 2. Searchlights produce millions Herbert Earl Gillanders Jr. left their mother’s home. They also visit electric generators to produce aa of candlepower of light to aid in November 10 for Ft. Douglas, Utah, ed Mr. Davis, a patient at the St. An much as 180,000 kilowatts. This detecting enemy ships and planes, thony’s hospital. power would supply the needs of a for army training. and to guide Navy gunners to their Max Bohms, after a ten day fur city of 375,000. targets. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Gillanders. Mrs. Greathouse, Miss Lennä Waid, lough here and with his parents at Mrs. Lightle and Neil, and Mrs. Don Echo, returned to the coast guard Sikes were Pendleton visitors Tues service at Bandon. day. Alice McGraw began work Monday at the ordnance depot as a radio tech nician, having finished a special By Mr». Bernice Wattenburger course at Pendleton. Mrs. Anna Thompson, teacher at Mrs. Glen Seeley was hostess Tues day to the Harmony club, the subject the Pine City school, spent the week under discussion being timely and in- end in Pendleton with her daughter, Beatrice Thompson. Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Wattenburger and family and Mrs. Floyd Van Ors- dall of Pendleton spent the week end in Weiser, Idaho, visiting their par 3. More than 20 different opera 4. When a battleship goes into ents, Mr. and Mrs. A. V. Strain. tions are performed in bringing a action, electricity helps direct the Mr. and Mrs. Earl Wattenburger naval gun to bear on its target. ship, operate the guns, and give the and sons of Pasco spent Sunday with Electricity helps to co-ordinate orders. G.E. is building equipment Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Wattenburger. these operations. to do these jobs. Mrs. Mabel Vey and Mrs. Ruby Schiller spent the week end in Em General Electric believes that its first duty as a mett, Idaho. good citizen is to be a good soldier. Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Wattenburger General Electric Company, Schenectady, N. Y. and family stopped at the Emery Cox 969-20-211 home in Haries, Ore., on Sunday for dinner. Mrs. Cox said she had re ceived a letter last week from her s. ‘ - ■ : 88 brother Lowell Young at Pearl Har bor, and he had been in the hospital for a month and almost lost one of his legs. He is up now but says his leg Roe, her husband; Jane Doe Lagar County, Oregon; is stiff. ... Mrs. Jasper Myers gave a card par rette: Jane Doe Ruis; M. Ainsa Lots 6 and 8 in Block 86; and ty Saturday evening with three tab (sometimes known as M. Ainsa, Jr.); Lot 7 in Block 87 in Wardwell’s les in play. High score went to Mr. Jane Doe Ainsa; Luta B. Smith; J. Addition to Umatilla, Umatilla and Mrs. Russell Moore and low to L. Hoffman and Jane Doe Hoffman, County, Oregon; his wife; Joseph Hoffman; Frank Miss Patty Finch and D. Adams. Al) of Block 91, and 95 in Ward- Mrs. Gladys Corrigal received word Doble and Jane Doe Doble, his wife: well’s Addition to Umatilla, Uma- C. W. Kellogg; Gus L. Miller; also all that her brother Raymond Howell suf tilla County, Oregon; Ä i fered severe burns and is in the hos other persons or parties unknown Lot 1 in Block 29 in the Original claiming any right, title, estate, lien pital in San Francisco. Town of Umatilla and Wardwell*« Ralph Neill called Saturday at the or interest in the real estate described Addition to Umatilla, Umatilla Bartholomew and Moore home on But in the complaint herein. County, Oregon. ter Creek and the Roy Neill home in IN THE NAME OF THE And that plaintiff is the owner free Heppner before he returned to Eu from any right, title, estate, lien or STATE OF OREGON: gene, where he is going to join the interest of you or any one or more of You are hereby required to appear air corps. He said his brother Har you, and that you or any one or more and answer the complaint filed old is in the army and is stationed in against you in the above entitled of you have no right, title, estate, lien Tennessee._________ Court and Cause within four (4) or interest in said lands, or any part weeks from the date of the first pub thereof, and restraining and enjoin SUMMONS lication of this summons, and if you ing you, and each of you, from assert fail to appear and answer, for want ing or claiming any right, title, estate, Equity No. 7132 thereof, plaintiff will apply to the lien or interest in said lands, or in Court for the relief prayed for and any part thereof, adverse to the IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE demanded in said complaint, to-wit: plaintiff’s. This summons is served upon you A decree that plaintiff is the own STATE OF OREGON FOR er in fee simple of the following de by publication thereof for four (4) UMATILLA COUNTY successive weeks in the HERMISTON ■ scribed land, to-wit: All of Lots 7 and 8, excepting HERALD by order of HONORA Umatilla County, a quasi-munici- the North 25 feet thereof; all of BLE CALVIN L. SWEEK. Judge of pal corporation and a County and Lot 2 in Block 9 in the Original the above entitled Court, which said Political Subdivision of the State Town of Umatilla, Umatilla Coun order was made and dated the 23rd of Oregon, day of October, 1942, and the date of ty. Oregon; Plaintiff, Lots 1 and 2 in Block 21 in the the first publication of this summons vs. Original Town of Umatilla, Uma is the 5th day of November, 1942. Jane Doe Lurchin; Delora Alta ' % J tilla County, Oregon ; Morano and John Doe Morano, her A. C. McINTYRE Lot 3, and the North Half of husband; The unknown heirs of C. C. PROEBSTEL Lots 5 and 6 in Block 23 in the Delora Alta Morano, deceased; Attorneys for Plaintiff. Post Original Town of Umatilla, Uma Samuel Wilks and Jane Doe Wilks, Office Addresses, Pendleton, tilla County, Oregon;' his wife; William Snyder and Oregon. Lot 4 in Block 77 in Wardwell’s Jane Doe Snyder, his wife; Cheto Addition to Umatilla. Umatilla (Nov. 5-Dec. 3) pa Apartments, a corporation: Don C. Brownell and Dochia Brownell, his wife; Llewellyn Brownell and Jane Brownell (sometimes known as Jennie B. Brownell), his wife; Cyril G. Brownell and Florence Brownell, his wife; Beatrice C. Lee; Eva B. Hofer and Fred M. Hofer, her hus band; Emily Doering; Lora Bell Logan and James Logan, her hus band; The unknown heirs of Clif ford H. Caldwell; Laurence Wil liam Compton; Duane R. Brown ell, Jr.: Duane R. Brownell, Sr.; James Wardwell and Jane Doe Ward well, his wife; The unknown heirs of Jesse S. Lurchin, de ceased; Richard Harrison and Jane Doe Harrison, his wife; Wil /xxx liam Edward Pound and Jane Doe Pound, his wife; Henry Martin; / © The unknown heirs of James Wardwell, deceased: L. B. Smith and Jane Doe Smith, his wife: Jane Doe Whitney: Lillian Holmes and Richard Roe, her husband: Jane Doe Lagarrette; Jane Doe Ruis; M. Ainsa (sometimes known as M. Ainsa, Jr.) ; Jane Doe Ain sa; Lura B. Smith: J. L. Hoffman and Jane Doe Hoffman, his wife: Telephone calls play a vital part in building Joseph Hoffman: Frank Doble and Jane Doe Doble, his wife; C. W. tanks, guns, ships, planes. They help to move Kellogg: Gus L. Miller; also all IN A TYPICAL FLOUR MILL other persons or parties unknown > America today is busy producing food for millions of men to the fighting fronts. War is 1%€ WORTH Of PP&L POWER claiming any right, title, estate, the armies of Freedom in all parts of the world, lien or interest in the real estate DOES All OF THESE THINGS: on the wires. There must be no blocking of these described in the complaint herein. as well as for the civilian populations. Defendants. war calls. 1 Unloads & elevates 66 pounds TO: Jane Doe Lurchin; Delora Some of the largest and most efficient food of wheat. Alta Morano and John Doe Morano, We cannot build new lines to carry them be- 2 Removes seeds, foreign matter. processing plants are right here in the Pacific her husband: The unknown heirs of 3 Blows dust from the wheat. Delora Alta Morano, deceased :• Sam cause copper, nickel and rubber are shooting, Northwest. For this is an agricultural paradise 4 . Washes and lines it. uel Wilks and Jane Wilks, his wife; ... and here, too. electricity has always been 5 . Grinds the wheat 7 hues not talking, materials right now. William Snyder and Jane Doe Snyder, his wife: Chetopa Apartments, a 6 Sifts it 7 times cheap and abundant. For example. Pacific What we can do is to make the most of what corporation; Don C. Brownell and 7 . Punhes it. Power & Light serves 13 flour mills with elec Dochia Brownell, his wife: Llewellyn I . Packs the flour in a 48 • bag. we have. You can help by making Long Dis Brownell and Jane Brownell (some tricity that costs only about a penny per sack 9 Sews up the baq. times known as Jennie B Brownell), tance calls only when they are really necessary. of flour produced. his wife; Cyril G. Brownell and Flor 10 Stacks the baq ence Brownell, his wife; Beatrice C. Helping produce food is just one of PP&L’s And on these, please be as brief as you can. Lee; Eva B. Hofer and Fred M. Ho many wartime jobs. It is serving airfields, army fer, her husband; Emily Doering! The call you save today may speed a plane Lora Bell Logan and James Logan, camps, shipyards and scores of war factories. her husband; The unknown heirs of or a tank to the fighting front. Clifford H. Caldwell; Laurance Wil In other words, the same cheap electricity liam Compton; Duane K Brownell, Your co-operation is deeply that makes home life easier for you. is helping Jr.; Duane R. Brownell, Sr.; James appreciated. Wardwell and Jane Doe Wardwell, in hundreds of ways to make life tough for his wife: The unknown heirs of Jesse the Axis! S. Lurchin. deceased; Richard Har-, rison and Jane Doe Harrison, his | W ar C alls C ome F irst ! wife: William Edward Pound and I Jane Doe Pound, hjs wife; Henry POWER & LIGHT Martin The unknown heirs of James YOUR I U SI N I S S • M A N A G I 0 POWER SYSTEM COMPANY Wardwell, deceased; L B. Smith and THE PACIFIC TELEPHONE AND TELEGRAPH COMPANY Jane Doe Smith, his wife: Jane Doe Dial Operator for Information Whitney Lillian Holmes and Richard set up to prepare reporta and recom mendations for the convention, with members in each county to meet in advance of the state session, says C. W. Smith, league secretary and assis tant county agent leader. Meetings of the state committees will be held PENDLETON—The Eastern Ore- Thursday, December 3, in advance of gon Wheat league will hold its fif the opening of the main sessions on teenth annual meeting in La Grande Friday. December 3, 4 and 5, Will Steen, Umatilla county wheat grower and president of the organization, has an nounced. Plans for the session as By Mrs. C. D. Whitney worked out by the executive commit (Too late for last week.) tee recently include a program on A shower was given Friday after- which a series of unusually important noon for Mrs. Howard Gollyhorn. topics to the wheat grower will be dis- Hosts were Mrs. Elmer Rouker and eussed, said Steen. Mrs. William Gollyhorn. J. H. Caldwell of Umatilla was a Speakers, including high national visitor at the Whitney home Sunday agricultural officials, are now being evening. arranged for. Among subjects to be Jack McFall of Ft. George Wright discussed are converting grain into spent the week end with his parents, alcohol and rubber, disposal of north Mr. and Mrs. Charles McFall. Clark Steavens celebrated his fif west wheat surplus, growing war crops in the Columbia basin and Blue teenth birthday Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Gear went Mountain areas, wheat feeding and Portland Sunday. Mrs. Fredrick livestock marketing, farm machinery to son clerks in a Portland store and and transportation outlook, farm fi Mr. Fredrickson will report to the nance, new findings in tillage practi Navy Tuesday. Ora Acock left for Portland Satur ces in the Columbia basin, and the day after a two weeks hunting trip. farm labor situation. Gus Slaughter came from Portland Four main committees have been to take his sister. Moralla Neilson and MEETS DEC. 3 TO 5 AT LA GRANDE On the Seven Seas STANFIELD NEWS IRRIGON NEWS ITEMS PINE CITY NEWS X 20 ‘ ‘a •w FOR l’e 9 MAKI A SACK or rLOUA! SPEED A TANK to the fighting front!
