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About The Hermiston herald. (Hermiston, Or.) 19??-1984 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 14, 1943)
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Van Patten re Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Anderson are the parents of a baby boy born turned Friday from a five day visit Wednesday at the local hospital. He with his parents at New Bridge. Charles Wilson was released from z. und has weighed seven pounds, the Hermiston General hospital last been named Charles T Mr. and Mrs. Larry Scheerger are week after several days of treatment. Austin Masske spent several days Robert C. Wurtsmith, formerly of in the local hospital this week but was the proud parents of a baby girl born Yuma. Colo., has recently received his Sunday in St. Anthony ’ s hospital in released greatly improved. Delbert Harrison Walpole, son of Pendleton. The little tot weighed six commission of Second Lieutenant in the U. S. army. Since graduating Rev. and Mrs. J. K. Walpole of Board pounds and 10 ounces. man, began training this week at Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Rohrman and from officers’ training, he has been Camp Farragut, Idaho. son Charles and Shirley O'Keefe assigned to combat duty. During the spent Sunday evening at the home of past week Lt. Wurtsmith visited with Mr. Rohrman’s mother, Mrs. Chas.. relatives in Stanfield and Hermiston. I Rohrman in Pendleton. I John Ulrick is confined to the lo- .... , cal hospital although his condition is Corporal Lee Shaw, son of Mr. and . ", . greatly improved. Mrs. Guy Shaw, left early Monday; . „ 1 , PHONE 2121 . Ä . Mrs. L. F. Fleming, daughter of morning for Tucson, Arizona, where I 1 HERMISTON. OREGON . . ,‘ ... Mr. and Mrs. W - C. Morehouse who he is stationed at the Marana Basic has been visiting here for the past Fri.-Sat. Jan. 15-16 Flying pield after spending a 12-day three weeks, left Monday night for furlough in Hermiston. His parents DOUBLE FEATURE Tacoma, Wash., where she will join took him to Pendleton where he her husband. Mrs. Fleming and her boarded the train. cousin. Elmer Howe, spent the past Mrs. Leighton Smith returned home week end visiting the latter's rela from St. Anthony’s hospital in Pen- tives in Yakima. Wn. recovering dleton this week and i Pat McLaughlin, who is a medical from her recent illness. patient at the Hermiston General Mr. and Mrs. A. E. McCulley and hospital, is somewhat improved but is Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Rugg entertained still not able to have visitors. Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Payne were I at a dinner party Wednesday for Eu gene Rugg who is leaving Saturday hostess for a turkey dinner Sunday January 16, for the Naval Pre-flight afternoon. Covers were placed for training base at St, Mary’s, Cal., the Mr. and Mrs. Gene Lear, Mr. and same place where Ray Hollomon is Mrs. Leander Quiring, Mr. and Mrs. now stationed. Table decorations in A. F. Rohrman and Mr. and Mrs. Al cluded airplanes and red, white and Quiring, and the host and hostess, blue streamers running to each place Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Payne. with ALLAN JONES Virginia McShane and Lois Bark card. Present for the occasion were Miss Dolly Paul, Kenneth Elwood, er, who were recently injured in an Sun.-Mon. Jan. 17-18 Miss Cleata Nusser, Jerry Coxen, accident, are improving at the Her Harry Lewis, Betty Miller, Fayetta miston General hospital and are ex Gann, Richard Rugg. James Rugg, pected to leave in a few days. At the last meeting of the directors the honor guest, Eugene Rugg, and in Mr. and Mrs. Rugg and Mr, and of the Westland Irrigation district, Floyd Laird was appointed as a di Mrs. McCulley. rector to fill the remainder of the term of J. D. Corliss who resigned to accept the position as secretary-man ager. The irrigation office, over Dr. F. B. Belt’s office, will be open every Saturday from 10:00 a. m. to Cartoon and News Reel 5:00 p. m. and the Tuesday following the first Monday of each month from | day January 19 10:00 a. m. until 10:00 p. m. WELL EQUIPPED TO DOUBLE FEATURE Mrs. R. W. Armstrong was moved ACCOMMODATE AND GIVE YOU THE BEST OF SERVICE to her home from the local hospital | Sunday and is greatly improved in health. Curren Francis Stoneman, son of BILL SHAAR, Prop. Hermiston Mr. and Mrs. M. H. Stoneman Hermiston, has arrived at the U. S | Nava! Training Station at Camn I LOCALS OASIS THEATRE ' HO . HANDS CLOCK Chester Morris “Boston Blackie Goes Hollywood” Hermiston Barber Shop see Wed.-Thurs. Jan. 20-21 Tv Veronica Lake Robert Preston TEIS GUN FOR HIRE CREGAR•LADD Our Russian Ally Cartoon Irrigon was defeated Friday night when the Walla Walla and Boardman soldiers beat them 29 to 26. It was a very close and exciting game. After the game the soldiers were treated to ice cream, cake and coffee, and three hours of dancing and table tennis, Monday night Irrigon high was badly defeated by Boardman who won | 44 to 27. Boardman grade school had a close but winning game which was 25 to 21. Ella Mae Grimm received a letter Monday from Swede Hasenoehal, for- merly of here. He has been in the I army air corps for three months now and is stationed at Gardner Field, Taft. Cal. Mrs. Rudolph Rodda, whose hus band has been missing for some time, received a letter from him Thursday. He is somewhere in Africa. Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Whitney were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Art Rathke in Umatilla Monday evening. Mrs. C. D. Whitney, Mrs. Lee Smith and J. A. Shown motored to Hermiston Monday. Mrs. Leata Clainedge received word from her husband last week. He , Buy U.S.WAR BONDS is in Guadalcanal. Mrs. Clainedge is . a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Gau of Irrigon and has a high position at the Ordnance. Miss Agnes Caldwell received letter Friday from Mrs. Neal Mun- den. formerly of Irrigon but now of | Salem, that the worst part of the I F. B SWAYZE. President flood at Salem was only seven blocks j Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation from her home. Mr. and Mrs. A. McCoy received —, word that their son Warren is to go overseas soon and that their son Ben | _____ is going to an ordnance school in | Mr. and Mrs. Bob McLouth and Pennsylvania. He is studying to be children moved to Coyote where Mr. a gun inspector on airplanes. McLouth is employed on the section. Gerald Buell is going to an air- | Mrs. Margaret Thorpe Officers and committee members plane mechanics school in Memphis, I met at the home of Mrs. McFarland Tennessee. The Boardman Yellow Jackets were | Wednesday night to discuss happen Calvin — Mrs. . — Allen. Mrs. Hugh defeated at Ione Thursday night. Bob Grimm and Mrs C. W. Grimm .were Smith was knocked out in the game, ings for the coming year. hostesses at a shower honoring Mrs. Ladies Aid met Wednesday at the Glenn O’Brien Saturday at the C. W. Mrs. David Sheets was guest at a | home of Mrs. Bechdolt. Grimm home. shower Thursday afternoon at the | Mrs. Nels Kristensen took Buddy Frank Leicht who is traveling with home of Mrs. Nathan Thorpe. to Portland this week for medical in the navy construction crew, was in Arthur Allen of Huntington spent spection. Ontario. Canada, by a letter received ! three days at home with his family Mr. and Mrs. Buster Rands and bv Lois Markham from him Satur- | this week. daughters returned from Portland day. The kitchen and store building of Tuesday where they have been since Sidney Walton, who has been in the Grange hall have been rented to before Christmas. the hospital for «orne time with a the contractors on the Boardman Mrs. Hazel Stutte of Portland is broken leg. is much better. Landing Field. The second story is visiting at the home of her mother, A farewell nartv was given at the | to be finished and also used. The Mrs. Nick Faler. school house Saturday night for Les- building is expected to be headquar- Mr. and Mrs. William LaLonde of lie Rucker who is leaving the 20th for ters for approximately 100 men. Hollywood spent Sunday at the Na A nice time was enioved Grange members spent Friday and than Thorpe home. They are return b Saturday putting on new roofing and ing to their home after visiting Mrs. Refresh- moving all Grange belongings out of (Continued on Page 3) the rented portions. If It Is Necessary To Conserve Your Gas f Bank by Mail It is safe and convenient EERBOU (Na WW—) FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF HERMISTON BOARDMAN NEWS Farragut. Idaho, to begin his recruit training for service with the U. S | Mon°JPICTURE Special THURSDAY, JANUARY 14, 1943. THE HERMISTON HERALD. HERMISTON. OREGON. 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