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THE HERMISTON HERALD, HERMISTON, OREGON. THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 2, 1943. PAGE THREE the Echo cemetery. The floral offer ORDNANCE CORPS ings were beautiful. George McDermott and wife from By Mrt. Rott Hedrick WINS HONORS IN By Margaret Thorpe Louisiana arrived Monday for a visit Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Tannehill spent Mr. and Mrs. Cap Behme received with George’s mother, Mrs. Frank word that their daughter Neva Kens- Rutherford. George is in the engi Wednesday in The Dalles on business. BATTLE AREAS Lt. Ralph Skoubo has been trans ___ 1er is in the Methodist hospital in In neers’ division of the army since last ferred from Ephrata, Wash., to Rapid dianapolis as a result of an appendec February. A fighting Ordnance regiment, or tomy. Woodrow Daniels and wife arrived City, South, Dakota. Ted Ekker left Friday for San ganized as the first complete regiment At the joint meeting of the lodges here for a week’s visit also from San of the West end of the county at Echo Francisco. He is with the merchant Francisco after spending a furlough of its kind in the Army, achieved new Monday night, seven from Stanfield marines and has made several trips to at home. George Daniel spent Saturday in distinction in the Mediteranean area, I.O.O.F. lodge attended. R. F. Evans and from the isles of the Pacific. according to word received today by was the oldest member of the 45 that Marianne Winsted of Prosser is Pendleton on business. Word has been received by Mr. and Colonel A. S. Buyers, Commanding were present. Some very good talks here to visit Miss Opal Wilson, who is Mrs. Paul Partlow that their son Ver Officer of the Umatilla Ordnance De were given from Pendleton field mem steadily improving. bers. pot. Loren Hughes is taking a week’s non has arrived in Australia. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Gilliland spent Funeral rites were held Sunday af vacation at Rupert, Idaho, as a guest This regiment, subsequently broken a few days visiting at the Agee home ternoon for Earl Shaw at the Pres of Verle Steele. down into battalions, companies, and this week. byterian church. Rev. Cecil Warner Recent visitors at the C. M. McCall Miss Margaret Emerson of New sections, rendered valient, capable gave the sermon. Many Masons at home are his sister, Mrs. Ola Wells berg is visiting her mother, Mrs. Har service in distributing and maintain tended and had charge of the body at from California and Mrs. McCall’s ry Thorpe. brother and wife, Mr. and Mrs. Bert Mrs. Lou Morgan of Vancouver vis ing guns, tanks and ammunition in Oatman of Portland and Oscar Lund ited at the H. H. Weston home this war theatres, including the Tunisian quist of Portland. week. While here she went over to and Sicilian campaigns. Mrs. Lloyd Black and child left Mabton to visit her sister, Mrs. Neal Composed of expert mechanics, tech Monday for a visit at her old home at Bleakney. Lewiston. Idaho, and will receive Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Black arrived nicians and executives from 22 Wes medical attention. from Utah Thursday. Mr. Black is tern states, this Ordnance regiment Mrs. W. D. Dennis and Mickey left the new Agriculture teacher and will was established in record-breaking Monday on a business trip to Spokane live in the Arthur Allen home. time. It is one of the largest, most and to visit Mrs. Dennis’ mother, Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Williams are moving Becker. Bobby, who has assisted his into the Fortier house and Mr. and talented and best trained regiments FOUR MILES EAST OF HERMISTON grandmother all summer, will return Mrs. Koivisto will move into the house our Army has ever had. About 60 per here for the opening of school Sep vacated by the Williams. cent of the men are married. Their tember 7. Mrs. Paul Smith and Robert Smith average age is 10 years above the Mrs. Olive Hendry, fifth grade both received medical treatments in Army draft age average. They rate teacher, has established herself at Hermiston Monday. Nathan Thorpe went to Hermiston highest I. Q. (Intelligence Quotient) House 6 Row 1 of the trailers. Mr. Hewitt and family also will occupy a Monday night where he had three average of any regiment in the Army. Between 85 and 90 per cent of the trailer house probably until October 1. stitches put in an injured hand. Frances Harter went to Salem Mon members of this unit—which is so Eleanor Seaman and Berniece Hughes accompanied L. E. Hughes to day where he will spend three days at large that it can service several armies Freewater for prune picking this a teachers meeting. Mrs. Kenneth Nolt left Monday at the same time—were engaged in week. Visitors of Mrs. Grace Rice at the morning for Spokane where she will the peace-time automobile industry PRICE 4c Lb. — with 12c Bonus Stanfield Hotel Sunday were Rita meet her husband who is stationed at and other trades relating to it. Now, Camp Farragutt. Baker from California and her sister Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Allen and as volunteer soldiers, these experts FREE TRANSPORTATION FROM HERMISTON Peg O’Sullivan from Roseburg, and sons left for Tacoma Monday night are performing one of the most essen Harlan DesPain and wife and Pat tial services of modern warfare in de where they will make their home. O’Sullivan. Helen Ekker and Erna Skoubo left Miss Patsy Duncan returned Wed Saturday night for Eugene where signing, distributing, maintaining, re nesday from ten days vacation in they will train for army nurses- Elea pairing and salvagng all kinds of me Portland. Skoubo will also go to school in chanical, automotive and other types under the leadership of B. Middleton. Certificate of Availability from form Glenn T. Norton arrived September nor of Ordnance equipment on the field of The service this Sunday will be a com er employer or from the U. S. Em Eugene this year. 1 for the registration of pupils in the Dagmar Skoubo went to Pendleton battle. bination service closing with the Pas ployment Service may be required be high school classes. Sunday where she will do housework Members of this fighting Ordnance tor’s talk on “Co-Laborers.” The ser fore appointment. Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Thomas have and attend high school this year. moved their household goods to Har Russell Miller returned home from regiment went through tough basic vice will close at 11:30, after which risburg, their home. Portland Monday where he has been military training that made them into we go to the picnic grounds for a pot MISSIONARY BAPTIST CHURCH Mrs. J. F. Reuber has carefully on business. He bought a new car hardened soldiers. They were then luck dinner and afternoon picnic. E. M. Ayer», Pattar pla.'.ned a surprise meeting for the while there. unless absolutely sent to Ordnance training centers and The Youth Fellowship at 7 o ’ clock Ladies Aid for September 2. Watch 4th St. and Ridgeway Avenue Mr. and Mrs. George Wicklander next week’s paper for complete pro- Jr. of Pendleton are the parents of a manufacturing plants throughout the will be followed by the Pastor’s dis We shall resume our services Sun nation for further special training necessary, course at 8 o’clock on “God’s Radio.” babv daughter. gram.--------- ------- -------- day, September 6, at 3:00 p. m. The Mr. and Mrs. Harry Thorpe went and study. If you are not already attending CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SERVICES to Walla Walla on business Monday. This regiment, which broke all Ar some other church you are cordially pastor has been requested to organise this Services every Sunday at 11:00 a. and conduct an Adult Bible class, and my precedent in the manner of orga invited to these services. m. at the American Legion hall. All PILGRIM HOLINESS CHURCH nization. recruiting and training, was the services next Sunday afternoon J. W. Stuart, Pastor SATURDAY, SUNDAY are cordially invited to attend. will be preparatory toward the orga created when executives of the Na CIVIL SERVICE nization of such a class. If you are tional Automobile Dealers Association Sunday School, Mrs. Laurie, super HERMISTON BAPTIST CHURCH and MONDAY interested in studying the Bible, we inquired in Washington how their or POSITIONS OPEN shall be glad H. V. McGeet Pastor intendent, at 9:45 a. m. to have you meet with ganization could serve best in the war Preaching by Evangelist, 11 a. m. A special family day, Unified Ser us next Sunday afternoon, to discuss effort. The Association carried out Young People’s, Mrs. Orbie Wells, vice, will be a feature of our worship Applications for the positions of plans for future study and service. its own enlistment program, convert BUY WAR BONDS service Sunday morning. The theme leader, at 7 p. m. Clerk and Junior Clerk for various ing its members ’ garages into recruit Junior Society, Mrs. Laurie, lead for this service will be, “My Friends.” ing stations. Besides this first unit, blanches of the government service, Sunday School and church combined er, at 7 p. m. recruited in the Western states, the including the Office of Price Adminis into one service. The worship service Evangelistic service, Rev. Milton pacific Association later recruited and train tration, in the states of Idaho, Mon starts at 10:00 a. m. and we will dis Harrington, evangelist, at 7:45 p. m. tana. Oregon and Washington, by the Come to all services. Be sure to ed other Ordnance regiments from the United States Civil Service Commis miss at 11:30. The Lord’s Supper will Eastern states. hear the boy preacher while you can. be observed at 10:10 a. m. sion, Victor Addleman, local secreta ry, announced today. DOE DEER TAGS The salary for these positions are STILL AVAILABLE $1752 and $1560 a year, respectively, LET US SOLVE YOUR EYESIGHT including overtime compensation. Tags are still available for doe deer There are no written tests and no PROBLEM! in the Steens Mountain, Lake-Klamath maximum age limits. If your eyes trouble you come here and Hart Mountain refuge areas but Complete information and forms for a thorough examination . . . . applications are coming in rapidly for applying may be obtained from Modern glasses ground to fit if from hunters and it is expected most Mr. Addleman at the Hermiston post they are needed. of the tags will be sold by the open office or from first or second class ing of the hunting season on October post offices. Applications will be ac Over 30 Year* Successful 1. A person may now apply for doe cepted until the needs of the service Optical Experience! deer tags in one or more areas but have been met. DR. DALE ROTHWELL not for more than one tag in any one Applications are not desired from OPTOMETRIST particular area. The resident fee is persons engaged on war work unless $3.50 for each doe deer tag. the position applied for requires the 418 South Main St. — Pendleton Near But Depot Antelope tags also are still on sale use of higher skills than the worker at $2.50 each for residents. Open sea is using in his present employment. A son is from September 18 to October 3. In order to apply for the special tags a person should forward to the Oregon State Game Commission, 616 Oregon Building, Portland 4, Oregon, the requisite fee together with infor 76 GASOLINE TRITON MOTOR OIL mation as to the number and kind of BIF INSECT AND LIVESTOCK SPRAY hunting license held. No more applications are being con LUBRICANTS sidered for Grant county doe deer Paint Thinners tags, Hart Mountain buck deer tags Pressure Appliance Fuels or northeastern Oregon cow elk tags, for which drawings were held on Aug Geo. Harkenrider, Consignee ust 19. The game department is no tifying applicants as to the results of the drawings by mailing each appli cant either a tag or a refund check. Due to the large number of applica tions, it will take two or three weeks before everyone can be notified. License agents are now supplied with maps showing the special hunt ing areas and also will soon have a supply of the 1943 hunting synopsis. STANFIELD NEWS BOARDMAN NEWS NOTICE! Hop Picking Now Underway Williams & Hart Hop Ranch ,** Register with Harry Kessler, Foreman Patriotic! Hop Picking Started August 31 Picase Dont Travel union 5TRCES * SEPTEMBER 9" Union Oil Company New Machines Are Hard to Obtain F WAR LOAN DRIVE _ FOR /NVAS/ON • Put a circle around the date—Thursday, September 9th. For that’s the day the 3rd War Loan Drive starts. On that day, you will be asked to go the limit to back our valiant fighting men. You will be asked to do your share in the great est invasion the world has ever seen. Answer your country’s roll call ! Your part is to back this invasion by in vesting in at hast one EXTRA $100 War ? Bond in September. That’* in addition to your regular War Bond purchase*. Invest nitre than $100—a let more—if you pos sibly can. The job is big. Everyone must do hi* Juli share if we are to put this drive over the top. War Bond* are the safest investment in the world. For your own aalte, for your Country’s sake, put every spare dime and dollar in War Bond* during the 3rd War Loan Drive. BACK THE ATTACK-WITH WAR BONDS Sponsored by Oregon Hardware & Implement Co. PENTECOSTAL TABERNACLE Pastor Shelby E. Grave» One day as a man was going to market with a string of seven large copper coins, that a beggar sat by the road, asking alms, so he gave the poor beggar six of the coins and kept one for himself, but instead of the beggar being thankful, he followed the good man and stole the seventh one also. What a wretch, we would say. But God has given us six days and are we stealing the seventh? Remember the Lord’s day, thia next Sunday. Bible School at 10 a. m. Worship hour at 11 a. m. Young People’s service at 7 p. m. Evangelistic service at 7:45 p. m. Tuesday. 7:45 p. m-, cottage prayer meeting wherever desired. Thursday at 7:45 p. m., Bible study. ECHO COMMUNITY METHODIST CHURCH Earl 8 Catton, Pattar Sunday School meets st 10 o'clock SO WE MUST TAKE CARE OF OUR PRESENT EQUIPMENT. • CHECK that air cleaner regularly. • KEEP oil and grease compartments full of good clean lubricant. • BE CAREFUL where you drive. • CHECK air pressure in tires regularly and keep properly inflated. • KEEP rubber tires protected from weather when not in use. PAINT your machines to protect from rust. Braden-Bell Tractor & Equipment Ce. Pendleton, Oregon Phone 518
