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The 4 Q-TmL^ton 4 2ald Keep Buying War Bonds The depot is rapidly climbing to wards its goal in war bond buying. Payroll deductions are growing and the number buying a bond fur cash is VOLUME XXXVII increasing. However, we are still a long ways from doing our share to wards winning the war. Let’s keep up the good work. FOUR-H BOYS AND GIRLS WIN PREMIUMS There are a number of houses now available at Ordnance. The market is open and customers report a fine sup AT ANNUAL SHOW OFFICIAL UMATILLA COUNTY PAPER HERMISTON, UMATILLA COUNTY. OREGON, SEPT. 30, 1943. TED RIPLEY ILL IN HOSPITAL NUMBER 7 HERMISTON BOY GIVEN HONORS MANY ATTEND U.S.O. PAGEANT SUNDAY; Lt. Walter Jendrzejewski, son of Mr. and Mrs. John Jendrzejewski of Hermiston, was mentioned in a news AUCTION SELLS BONDS item written by Robert Cromie, war A letter dated September 14 from Flight Officer Ted Ripley to his par ents, Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Ripley, he ply of food at reasonable prices. Any states that he is in a hospital suffer employee interested in a house should rorrespondent of the Chicago Tribune ing from “pains in the stomach.” He contact the personnel office in build recently. The newspaper man lived does not state exactly what the trou ing T52. with the artillery unit in "Charley- ble is but apparently he was still able ville,” New Guinea, for several weeks to write. His spirits have not suf The election was held for members and experienced some of the battle The Umatilla county 4-H fair, held fered, however, and he hopes that he A large crowd, estimated at around of the board of directors of the U.O.D. Saturday at the Hermiston park, can return to action soon. tactics of the enemy and American 1200, witnessed the U.S.O. pageant, Employees association September 28. again brought out an excellent rep Ripley has been with a transport di The Hermiston high school Bull troops. “Wagon Wheels”, Sunday afternoon The returns are not known as yet but resentation of livestock, farm pro vision but he hopes to be transferred dogs, fresh from their first game vic Jendrzejewski was mentioned as at the Hermiston fairgrounds. The will be completed by September 30th, duce, home economics exhibits and to a fighting squadron soon. It is tory over Waitsburg last Friday, will serving with the infantry and “un story of the pageant, written by Mrs. and the new members will take office other displays. Frank Hackler, as thought that he is somewhere in Italy. journey to Kennewick Friday for a beatable for ability, morale and guts.” Catherine DeMoss of Hermiston, car as of October 1, 1943. From the list sistant county agent, and Mrs. Myr night contest beginning at 8:00 Several other Oregon men were also ried the spectators back to the year of candidates the association is sure tle Carter, home demonstration agent, o’clock. Frank Davison, coach, has mentioned. 1805, and by successive scenes brought of having a fine group of directors, were in charge of the show and ex been drilling his charges at full speed them back to the present, including and truly representative of the entire pressed pleasure at the quality and this week, attempting to iron out some Umatilla Ordnance Depot and the depot. Every employee should get be number of the exhibits. The premi of the rough spots which appeared in war. The drama, read over the loud- hind this organization and help the ums paid out far exceeded that of The following wire has just been the 6-0 win over Waitsburg. speaker by Miss Mary Lou Johnson new board during the coming year. last year. Coach Davison has done some shift received from Western Division of the of the U. S. O., was portrayed by a Due to the shortage of space, no U.S.D.A. War board: “District coun ing of players but indicated the mid cast of over 100 players, including a Volunteer women workers are bad Many farmers in the surrounding “writeup” will be made of the exhibits ty offices to inform each producer to dle of the week that no position was large group of Indians from the Uma territory are about through with their but all winners are published below: keep records of sales of whole milk absolutely certain. Some early season ly needed to assist the local War Price tilla, Cayuse and Walla Walla tribes. summer work. The depot needs lab and Rationing board. Some are need SWINE and butterfat. Dairy feed price ad juggling will be necessary in order to A lengthy parade preceded the pag orers and munition handlers. Any ed as receptionists at the windows, Duroc Jersey—Junior Gilt, Lois justment payments will be based upon find the strongest combination. eant with approximately 200 people one interested in securing employment Hunt. 1st: Vern Hunt, 2nd; Opal Mae sales made from October 1 through others for writing up fuel books, and Kennewick is again sporting a fine participating. Participants included should contact either the U. E. Em Shown, 3rd. All other breeds—Jun December 31, inclusive. Detailed in aggregation, according to reports of similar work, Mrs. Wm. Logan has a police car, Pendleton air base band, ployment office or the personnel of ior Gilt, Creston Buzzard, 1st; Jim been named by the board to assist in those who saw the Kennewick-Pasco structions being prepared.” army truck. Oregon Women’s Ambu fice at the depot at once. Hogg, 2nd: Otis McCulley, 3rd; Cres This has to do with the milk ad game last Friday night. Kennewick obtaining extra help for the board. lance Corps, Indians in costume, Trail ton Buzzard. 4th: George Horn, 5th. justment program, details of which won the contest, 12-0, showing con Anyone wishing to donate several Dusters, Hermiston Carpenters Local Fat Hog—Single, Wilbur Hunt, have not been received. However, in siderable strength. hours of work is asked to contact Mrs. 933, and other features. 1st; Donald Parker, 2nd; Creston view of the fact that payments to pro Logan, phone 2113, or contacting the Following the pageant, several RAUCH-WATSON Buzzard, 3rd. Pen of Four Fat Hogs, ducers will be based on sales begin rationing board. bonds were given away to holders of Announcement is being made of the Wilbur Hunt, 1st; Creston Buzzard, ning October 1, we feel that farmers proper tickets. Mrs. Minnie Lutz of wedding of Miss Mabel Rauch, daugh 2nd. should be requested to keep records of Pendleton won the American Legion By Roy White BEEF CATTLE sales, even though full details of the ter of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Rauch of $1000 bond and Walter Hamm won For their generous response in the Lexington, and Sgt. Douglas Watson, Shorthorns—Jo Anne Graves, 1st, program have not been received. the $50 U.S.O. bond. The carpenters Third Ward Loan campaign, Carpen son of Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Watson of in Lot 10 and 10-A. local bond still awaits a claimant. The ters Local Union No. 933 desires to Pittsford, N. Y„ Saturday evening at Angus—Fat Steer, heavy, Wendell ticket number is 404. At the bond express its gratitude to all the mer MULLINS-CASSEDA Y the Lutheran church in Pendleton. auction, sponsored by Hermiston Car chants who made the bond auction Hogg, 1st; Elaine Hogg, 2nd. Fat At a quiet ceremony performed by The bride was attended by Mrs. Fred An important change will take penters Local 933, a total of almost possible, also the farmers who so gen Steer, light, Creston Buzzard, 1st; the Rev. Dr. Charles MacCaughey in Rauch Jr. and the best man was Orie place in rent control in Umatilla $10.000 in bonds was sold. The total erously gave of their stock. There Jim Hogg, 2nd. the Bethany Chapel of the Central Pinache of Pittsford, N. Y. Hereford—Yearling Heifer, Flor county on October 1. On this date for the day, including the gift bonds, have been a great many more things Methodist church of Spokane, Wash., A reception was held at the home offered by the farmers, but the com ence Andrews, 1st; Charles Seeliger, at 8:30 p. m. on September 2. Roberta of the bride’s parents at Lexington the Umatilla county office will be $3000 in bonds sold by the American 2nd. Fat Steer — heavy, Gordon moved to the Pendleton Ration Board Legion Auxiliary, the auction and in mittee being small in number, could Maynard Mullins, daughter of Mrs. immediately following the ceremony. Shown, 1st. Champion and Grand in the Junior High school building. dividual purchases, was slightly over not make all the calls. Florence Mullins of Hermiston, be Sgt. and Mrs. Watson will reside in We also desire to thank the U.S.O. Champion: John McMullen, 2nd; came the bride of Lt. Billy Wayne Pendleton while he is stationed at the Examinations and inspections will be $15,000 in bonds for the day. made by Mr. Lowery of Walla Walla A resume of the pageant, excellent and Miss Mary Lou Johnson for their Creston Buzzard, 3rd. Fat Steer— Casseday, also of Hermiston. Pendleton Air Base. Mrs. Watson for who will cover Walla Walla and Pas ly written by Mrs. DeMoss, will be cooperation during the day. Miss light, John McMullen. 1st: Marian The bride wore a white wool street several years has been employed in co as well as Umatilla county- rinted next week. Johnson was in charge of the pag Andrews, 2nd; Harry Baker, 3rd; Jo dress with brown accessories and a the office of Dr. W. L. Morgan. Orders and supervisory action will eant in which the “Trail Dusters" ! Anne Graves, 4th. corsage of orchids. Her only attend Showmanship — Beef. Gordon issue from the OPA District office in also participated. ant, Miss Margaret E. Markson of Spokane. Carpenters Local Union No. 933 Shown, 1st; Jim Hogg, 2nd: John Walla Walla, Wn., wore a matching is always ready to aid the community McMullen, 3rd: Creston Buzzard, 4th; dress of yellow wool with brown accesr The OPA has consolidateci all of the in that respect, and we do not desire Marian Andrews, 5th: Jo Anne sories and a corsage of gardenias. offices in the areas of smaller popu any honors in behalf of the Local, or Graves, 6th: Florence Andrews, 7th; J. M. Spencer, manager of the Her lation on the Pacific coast. Area of Lt. Theodore J. Czechowski of Gei The Disabled American Veterans of any of us individual members in any Wendell Hogg, 8th; Harry Baker, 9th. ger Field, Wash., was best man for miston Irrigation district, is announc fices in Pendleton, Walla Walla, Pas World war I will have their annual DAIRY CATTLE small way we were able to help Mr. ing in a legal notice this week that so. Coeur d’Alene, Everett, Belling forget-me-not sale in Hermiston Fri Jersey—Producing Cow, Dulcinea Lt. Casseday. Charles Hodge and Mr, Sam Moore, Lt. and Mrs. Casseday are at pres water will be cut off from the main ham, Port Angeles, Astoria, Corval day and Saturday, October 1 and 2. chairmen of the Third War Loan Panages, 1st: James Lamont, 2nd; ent making their home in Spokane canals on October 3 so that the can lis and Medford will all be moved to according to Chairman O. M. Clark, campaign. Should the efforts of the Donald Holeman. 3rd: Clifford Pan where he is stationed at Geiger Field. als may be dried up preparatory to ration boards with a substantial de who said that women selling the little ages, 4th: Theo. Panages, 5th: Ken Carpenters Local Union No. 933 be annual cleaning and repairs. Due to crease in personnel. flowers would appear on the streets Huddleston. 6th. Yearling needed at any time, you may rest as neth the high water table it will be neces Raley Peterson, area rent director, those days. (Continued on Last Page) sured that the Carpenters always will sary to give much of the district time stated that Umatilla county has had The purpose of the drive is to raise stand ready to do their part. to drain for next year’s crops. one of the finest records on the Paci funds for the A. A. V. rehabilitation Carpenters Local Union has been in Farmers should take heed of the fic coast in regard to rent control. In and service program, ani all proceeds formed that bond purchases by Un notice and prepare to water stock the year's operation but one eviction go to help disablen war veterans. Sergeant Technician Bernie Corpe, from other sources. City irrigation action has been filed in court. He ions throughout the United States [i H son of Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Corpe of will be released as usual this week— thanked the public for its cooperation have been led by the Carpenters and Joiners of America. We therefore feel Members of the American Legion Hood River but formerly if Hermis for the last time this season. and he asks that cooperation continue that we are aiding in supporting the Auxiliary were active Sunday in sell ton, spent Monday and Tuesday in under the new plan of operation. war activities to the utmost. ing bonds to spectators at the parade, Hermiston visiting friends. Bernie, Project Farm Bureau To Meet We have had no strikes or disorders pageant and bond auction. Reports who is a graduate of local schools, Members of the Project Farm Bu by the carpenters in this area, and we are that the ladies sold over $3000.00 was recently the victim of a prema reau will meet Friday, October 8, at In spite of shortage of ammunition assure the public that this same poli in bonds. Participating were Mrs. ture explosion while in training at the Columbia park hall, beginning at and gasoline, local hunters by the FALL ACTIVIT cy will continue. Ethel Tiller, Mrs. Grace Logan. Mrs. Camp Claibourne. La. Two buddies 7:30 with a pot luck dinner. An elec droves left town Wednesday and P. S.: The winning number of the Pat Weber, Mrs. Helen Belt and Mrs. were killed in the accident which al tion of officers will be held during the Thursday for yon distant hills in Resuming regular monthly meetings quest of the antlered deer. By pool most cost Bernie the loss of his right evening. All members are urged to bond auction for Carpenters Local Oralyn Alford. after a summer of concentrated work, ing ammunition, each hunter was was No. 404. Anyone holding this The auxiliary will meet October 7 eye. be present. • =------- including remodeling of the parsonage equipped with sufficient shells pro The injured eye is still bandaged number please call the Labor Tem when Christmas cards will be ad and redecorating of the church base vided he does not take too many Dr. Kern Buys Bond Here ple. dressed to boys overseas. Parents but doctors have indicated that it By Roy White. Business Repre with sons in the service who are over- might heal. Bernie has been given a Dr. M. S. Kern recently purchased ment, the Woman’s Society of Chris practice shots. One hunter ex sentative. Carpenters Local Union seas are asked to send the addresses medical discharge from the army be a $2000.00 bond at the United States tian Service of the Methodist church claimed, "I’ve only two shells, but No. 933.________ of the boys to the auxiliary. All that cause of the injury. He indicated that National Bank in Pendleton but re will hold their first fall meeting on that’s one too many.” is necessary is a 1c post card contain he intended to visit his parents for a quested that credit for the bond be Wednesday, October 6, at the church. From all reports, it appears that time and then go to Portland to take given to Hermiston. Dr. Kern has The meeting will be in the form of game is quite plentiful this year. Also ing the address. considerable property holdings here. a pot luck luncheon with the Mes there will be less hunters in the hills treatments and find employment. Mr». Fred Rauch To Leave dames O. O. Felthouse, Lee Quiring because of the war which will make Mrs. Fred (Charlotte) Rauch, for and Mrs. Chas. Shown as hostesses. the percentage of kills much higher many years employed as bookkeeper All women of the community are cor than in former years. The time of year has come again at the Oregon Hardware * Imple dially invited to attend the luncheon, when a fire feels rather good in the ment Co., plans to resign her position and also the business meeting to fol morning. Also it is that time of the effective next week to join her hus low. LET'S SEE IF year again when late fuel customers band, Pfc. Fred Rauch, who is sta YOU HAVE GOT are beginning to wonder why they tioned with the U. S. Army Engineers WHAT IT TAKES Civil Service Exam Announced didn’t fill up their bins during the at Spokane. Wash. She plans to go TO WIN THIS Applications for the position of summer months. F. C. McKenzie, to Spokane this week end and will re No special allotments of gasoline i WAR! 1 Senior Training Specialist for the can be permitted motorists for deer chief rationing clerk, states that oil turn for her goods next week. War Manpower Commission, State of hunting, Richard G. Montgomery, allotments will be forthcoming soon. Oregon, with headquarters at Port OPA district director, announced to- Examiner Here Next Wednetday The weather report for the week land, are being sought, according to day in response to many inquiries The examiner of operators and follows: Victor Addleman. local secretary. The from sportsmen and vacationists who chauffeurs is scheduled to be in Her Date Max. Min. salary is $5226 a year, including over are eager to take advantage of the miston again Wednesday, October 6, September 22 83 41 time. There is no written test and deer season’s official opening on Fri at the American Legion hall between September 23 .................. 85 38 no maximum age limit. Further in day, September 30. the hours of 10-00 a. m. to 4:00 p. m. September 24 .................. 88 42 formation can be obtained from Mr. Anyone wishing permits or licenses to September 25 ................. 89 43 “We sympathize with the desire of Addleman at the post office. drive cars is asked to get in touch September 26 ................. 85 52 these motorists to get out in the with him during these hours. September 27 .................. 75 56 woods and bag their der”, Montgome Evangelietie Services Open Oct. 26 ry declared, “but in view of the criti September 28 .................. 78 37 Young Adult Cíate Elect* Roy Brown, with his colorful charts cal tire situation and the need to save An election of officers if the Young and inspiring messages, will open rubber for essential uses, there can Adult class of the Methodist church evangelistic services in the Hermiston be no relaxation of the mileage ra was held Sunday evening. Those for this purpose.” Baptist church Tuesday night, Octo tioning regulations named to office were: John Bensel, • =----------- ber 26. Mr. Brown is a business man president; Miss Omega Sater. secre- Echo Youth Awarded Medal Lt. R. F. Purse, who has been sta tary-treasurer : Miss Rebekah Pier who was called by God into evangelis S/Sgt. Harle Rogers of Echo, a tioned for some time at the Umatilla son, devotional chairman: Mrs. Grace tic work fourteen years ago and has Ordnance Depot, returned Wednesday Henderson, recreational chairman. not been permitted to return to his member of Battery "A”, 342nd Field Artillery Battalion, Fort Sill, Okla., from Santa Anita. Calif., where he The group meets each week. secular work since. has* been awarded the Army Good has been taking a Basic Ordnance Conduct Medal, arrording to word re course. He left here September 17, Mr». O’Donnell Wine $50 Bond Cooked Food Sale Announced ceived by The Herald. Sergeant Rog taking a full six weeks schedule. Mrs. Ed O’Donnell was the winner Lt. Purse states that he is glad to of a $50 bond door prise given away Ladies of the Methodist ehurch are ers was a farmer before entering the get back to this cou ntry. Everything last Saturday evening at the Town planning a cooked food sale at Burn service. The medal was awarded for is crowded and in turmoil in the coast- send pavilion west of Hermiston. Bert ham's store on Saturday. October 2. fidelity through faithful and exact O. S. Treece» DteeeSmeni al state and besides this climate beats Michel, dance band leader, donated the Lee hagele» luaUn according to Mrs. O. O. Felthouse. performance of duty, efficiency, and Home cooked dishes will be featured. behaviour that deserves emulation. that of California (C af C. plug). bond. BULLDOGS GO TO KENNEWICK FOR NIGHT CONTEST LIST OF WINNERS IS PUBLISHED M LK PRODUCERS ARE INFORMED MRS. DEMOSS IS DRAMA AUTHOR RATION BOARD IN BUSINESS AGENT EXPRESSES VIEWS RENT CONTROL OFFICE MOVED IN PENDLETON FORGET-ME-NOT THIS LAST WEEK FOR IRRIGATION LEGION LADIES LL WAR BONDS BERNIE CORPE IS ACCIDENT VICTIM HUNTERS TREK TO HILLS FOR DEER W.S.C.S. BEGINS FUEL SEASON IS CLOSE AT HAND THE CHALLENGE NO GAS, NO LUCK NO DRIVE, NO BUCK sr LT. PURSE BACK FROM SCHOOLING DOLLAR THIRD WAR
