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PAGE SIX THURSDAY. APRIL 20, 1944. THE HERMISTON HERALD, HERMISTON. OREGON New Machines Are Hard To Obtain 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 Co Pendleton, Oregon The Rev. and Mrs. Wilderman of Sunnyside are beginning services at the Pentecostal church Tuesday even ing. Mrs. Lillian Rutledge has word that her son William has been transferred to a Texas camp. Mr. and Mrs. Hoagland of Stanfield are caring for the three oldest Hoag land children while Mrs. Maynard Hoagland is in the Ordnance hospi tal where she had an operation for appendicitis and will soon be home. The high school had a pie social and barn dance at the school gym Satur day evening. Edward C. Elliot, coach at Union high school, will teach in Irrigon next fall. Mrs. Elliot will also teach here. Mr. Elliot was a former teacher at Umatilla. All of the local teachers have signed up to teach elsewhere, so a new staff will be present in Septem ber. UMATILLA NEWS By Mrt. Glenn Oetrom V Check His Record ... and his Senate Committee Assignments so vitally important to Oregon: Keep Rufus C. HOLMAN United States Senator REPUBLICAN PRIMARY, MAY 19 y Holman’s present assignments in th* U.S. Sonato aro: By Mrs. Grace Shown Mr. and Mrs. Irwin Pierson of Ordnance bought the Adren Allen place. The Allens have purchased a home near The Dalles, and moved Tuesday. J. O. Sweringen is taking a load of the furniture. The Pier sons will move in around the first of LET US SOLVE YOUR EYESIGHT PROBLEM! If your eyes trouble you come here for a thorough examination . . . . Modern glasses ground to fit if they are needed. Over 30 Year* Successful Optical Experience! DR. DALE ROTHWELL OPTOMETRIST 418 South Main St. — Pendleton Near Bus Depot e s.z.3. pag-r. 1. APPROPRIATIONS 2. Agriculture 7. NAVAL AFFAIRS S, MILITARY AFFAIRS 9. Public Lands 3. Deficiencies 4. Manufacturers 5. Immigration Plus several 10. Rules special committees KEEP these important Committee Assignments for OREGON • Pd. Adv. Jerry Sayler, Sec. “Let’s Keep Senator Holman” Committee, 408 Wilcox Bldg , Portland, 4, Oregon. Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Eller returned last Tuesday night from Idaho where EQUALIZATION NOTICE they had spent Easter week end with | his parents. Mrs. Lillian Presnell, Notice is hereby given that on May. and children of Lewiston returned | Tuesday, May 2, 1944, at 2:00 p. m., Miss La Vern Duus and two com with them to spend three weeks. the Directors of the West Extension panions spent Tuesday at her home. The annual Junior-Senior banquet Irrigation District, acting as a Board She is a student nurse at Pendleton. was held Saturday night at the Pen of Equalization, will meet at the of The George Browns have moved dleton hotel after which they all at fice of the District in Irrigon. Ore from the Wilson House to an undis tended a movie. All members of the gon, to review and correct the annual closed destination. They are to work Junior and Senior classes and the assessment for the period from July on a farm. high school teachers were present. 1, 1944, to June 30. 1945, levied on D. J. Phillips who bought the W. Peter D. Farley returned Saturday Tuesday, April 4, 1944. L. Rutledge place, was in Hermiston from Portland where he had spent a A. C. HOUGHTON, Wednesday, as were Mrs. Kenneth few days visiting. His cousin. Mike Secretary. Fraser and the James Hendersons. Healey, formerly of Boardman, came (April 20) Batie Rand was in Hermiston with him and spent until Monday Thursday and Mrs. Russell McCoy here. EQUALIZATION NOTICE was a Hermiston visitor Friday, while Oliver McNabb, Glenn O’Neill, Ben Hazel Steagall. Mrs. Lyle Mulkey and ny Reeves, Louy Roberts, Leonard Notice is hereby given that the Mrs. Wm. Gollyhorn were Hermiston Montgomery all left Monday night board of directors of the Westland visitors Tuesday. from Pendleton for Portland where Irrigation District will meet as * they took their examination for the Mr. and Mrs. Herman Duus were board of equalization on Tuesday, called to Portland to be st the bedside army. Hugh Van Schoiack, who is in Port of Mrs. Duus father who has been ill for some time. land. is reported very ill. Mrs. Melvin Eller entertained the J. O. Sweringen took a load of hogs pinochle club at her home Thursday to the Portland stockyards Sunday. C. W. Grim has completed his job evening. Those present were Mad- as R. R. bridge guard. The Grims are ames Dean Newgard, Oliver McNabb. beginning to cut several acres of as Lillian Presnell. Arzie Smith and Glenn Ostrom. Prizes went to Mrs. paragus. Carl Haddox planted his melons Ostrom and Mrs. Smith. Gene McFarland, who is employed Monday and Tuesday. E. R. Rucker was a Pullman visitor in Hanford spent Saturday night and going up Thursday and returning Fri Sunday here with his family, Mrs. John Liedloff had as her guest day. He visited his son Leslie. He is in the air corps there and was her mother, Mrs. Young of Spokane, transferred Friday to a gunnery who spent a week with her. Phone 518 IRRIGON NEWS ITEMS F school at Los Vegas. Nev. Adren Allen and Irwin Pierson were LaGrande visitors Thursday. May 2, 1944, at 8'00 P. M. at the of fice of the district in Hermiston, Ore gon, for the purpose of reviewing and correcting the assessment roll of the district for the years 1944 and 1945. Motion pictures of their recent pic J. D. CORLISS, Secretary. nic at Columbia park were shown at (April 20-27) •• the April 13 meeting of Girl Scout HERMISTON BAPTIST CHURCH | troop 4. The girls of the troop and H. V. McGee, pastor | their leaders, Mrs. Frank Hackler and Mrs. Howard Graham, will collect “American Freedom — Whither?” scrap paper when the drive starts in Christian faith gave birth to the de the very near future. Anyone having mocracy of this land with its freedom coffee jars they wish to get rid of is of conscience for every citizen. This asked to call Mrs. Hackler at phone will be the subject for the morning 2711. sermon. “The Reality of Hell.” It is a com Plans for a week’s camp at Bing forting doctrine to teach and believe ham Springs this summer are being that there is no hell in the hereafter. formulated. The troop plans to have It makes of God’s Word a lie. We a food and apron sale sometime in will preach the truth on this subject May to raise money to finance the Sunday night. camp. 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