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The Hermiston Herald Published Every Thursday at Hermiston, Umatilla County, Oregon. Alfred Quiring and Leander Quiring, Publishers. Entered at the post office at Hermiston as Second Class Matter, Dec. 1906, Umatilla County, Oregon. Subscription Rates One Year.......................................... $2.00 Six Months ...................................... 1.00 Payable in Advance Office Telephone ............................. 2051 Residence Telephone ........................ 2333 Hopes That Russia May Reduce Prussia. While our wishes father the thoughts that the war is rapidly nearing an end, the facts do not support our fond hopes and strong wishes. While we are winning on all fronts, it is at terrible costs and a long way yet to go to Berlin and Tokyo. We are slowly gaining a wide battle front and bases for supplies in Normandy but the power of the Germans is far from broken. Step by step we advance in Italy but there are big battles ahead before the Italian Peninsula is taken. Our pride in our Pacific forces is great and daily progress is made, but great bases must be es tablished and long distances of ocean must be over- come before we engage the Nippons in the last final struggle in Asia. Our greatest hopes rest on the continued progress of the Russians. While the American and British forces are scattered on many fronts, the Russian armies are concentrating on one great push toward Prussia and Berlin. Our prayers should be for the destruction of the Prussian war lords, where war has been an occu pation for centuries. Once they are eliminated the causes of the last two wars will be removed and such men as Hitler will not be allowed to rise again, as the tool and leader of this mightiest war organization in all history. If we can destroy these land lords and barons and war lords and schooled generals in their home nests of cruelty and mechanical science and perfidy toward all human civilization, then the world may rest more securely from their assaults, perhaps for a thousand years, or a similar period in which they have provoked the earth. May the Lord bless Russia if she can bring Prussia to these depths, and in reward may we deal kindly with Russia when the victory is won. COLUMBIA NEWS Caldwell had the misfortune to break a bone in her left foot last week. Mr. and Mrs. Don Hawthorne of By Mrs. Bob Woodward The Dalles spent several days here this week and visited her brother, (Held from last week) Glenn Parsons and family. Mrs. Guy Amsberry of Blaine. Wn„ Mrs. Herman Jones and daughter of Tacoma spent Saturday at the visited last week at the A. H. Cable home of her sister. Mrs. Henry Som home. Mrs. Amsberry and her hus merer while en route to Lewiston to band formerly operated the variety harvest the cherry crop at their pro store in Hermiston. Bob Woodward has withdrawn his perty there. They were accompanied to Lewiston by Peggy and Mary Som name as candidate for school director merer. — of District 14, because of present em- Spending the week end at the home ployment restrictions. Mr. and Mrs. Dell Lang of near of Mrs. Mabel Weeks were her daugh ter. Miss Rachel Weeks and friend. Wenatchee. Wn., have been visiting Mrs. Lang’s daughter. Mrs. Jim Dorothy Nelson of Pendleton. W. Ó. Whitsett, former resident of Humphreys. Mrs. Oscar Thornby of North Dako this district, now of Seattle, is here this week to look after property in ta has been a guest at the home of her sister. Mrs. Cherry. terests. Carl Hammer was a medical pa Pvt. Fred A. Lenz writes that he has recently been transferred from tient at the Ordnance Post hospital this week. Texas to Alabama. Ed Parsons from the Pasco Naval Mr. and Mrs. George Liebe have re ceived word from their son. Pfc. Wal station visited at the Glenn Parsons ter Liebe, that he has arrived in New home Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Reid and Miss Guinea. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Garberding and Barbara Reid returned Monday from children of Sunnyside. Wn.. spent a weeks vacation. They visited Mr. from Sunday till Tuesday evening Reid’s two brothers at Colfax. Wn., visiting here at the home of his bro and from there Mrs. Reid went to Spokane to visit while Mr. Reid went ther. Henry Garberding. 1 Mrs. Anne Thompson and infant to Reary, Idaho, to spend several days daughter Georgiana came from Pen with another brother, accompanied by ' dleton Monday evening to visit her Miss Barbara who also visited in | parents, the H. M. Sommerers. She Princeton. Idaho. was accompanied by Mrs. Leona Mrs. Bud Curtis and infant son | Thompson and daughter Jeanine of Donald Eugene, born June 21, are | Pendleton. home from the Hermiston hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Victor Epperson are spending several days in Portland this week. Mrs. Myrnie Caldwell and daughter Myrna returned home Monday even ing from Stanfield where she spent Along With the News several days at the Reuber home. Mrs. BOARDMAN NEWS By Margaret Thorpe til he gets moved from the Häberlein shop. Mr. and Mrs. Sinice Moore were in Heppner Thursday. They sold their store, the house and grounds to Mr. and Mrs. Milton Bailey, who have tak en possession of the store and are op erating it but are living in their trail er house as the Moores have not found a new location. Tubby Allen of the Jack White place struck a telephone pole near the school house Sunday, turning his truck over. He was pretty badly shak en up. Kathleen Umiker celebrated her 9th birthday Tuesday afternoon with the aid of the boys and girls of her age. Refreshments, games and presents were enjoyed. Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Sparks and small daughter of Redmond are visit ing his parents, the Floyd Sparks. They were all Pendleton visitors Mon day. The Howard Gollvhorns are spend ing the holidays at Tillamook with her sister and husband. Mr. and Mrs. Sessions. Mrs. Palmer and Marie Dowling are visiting the H. H. Whipples. • • • • • • 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 Brades Tractor & Equipment Ce. Pendleton, Oregon Phone S18 " Are You Ready To Invade On The + Home Front | 5th War Loan Drive | Is Now Underway : > First National Bank of Hermiston : IRRIGON NEWS ITEMS QUALITY BUY° Alie EY7DA M "L-DA PY DOWN Comes the High Cost of Hearing New Sensational Zenith Ra- dionic Hearing Aid sells for MO Complete with crystal micro- phone, radionic tubes, batteries and battery-saver circuit, made by Zenith Radio Corporation. Everybody can afford one now. Ont model—ont price—one qual ify—Zenith’s finest. No extras New Machines Are Hard To Obtain SO WE MUST TAKE CARE OF OUR PRESENT EQUIPMENT. «i 1 n” Carol Hamilton was injured when she fell from a moving car at Ord- nance. She was taken to the Ord nance hospital for medical treatment. Russell Miller and Mr. Dickerhoff went to Portland Friday to bring back restaurant equipment which Dicker- hoffs will use to start a restaurant in the old Mecca building. A shower was held at the Van Me tre home Friday afternoon for Erma June Deulen McLean. Grace Miller received a painful in jury this week when she run an old elk horn into her leg. The son of Mr. and Mrs. Stewart was home in a leave from the Navy this week. George Daniel spent Thursday in Portland on business. Mrs. R. Miller and Mrs. G. Daniel spent Friday in Pendleton shopping. Frances Skoubo left Thursday for Bingham Springs where she will work until school starts. Pfc. L. L. Smith arrived Saturday to spend a 21 day furlough at home. He is stationed at Camp Shelby. Miss. Mr. and Mrs. I. Skoubo received (Too late for last week) Ralph’s address Sunday. He is a Mrs. Grace O’Brien and small son Chester arrived home from Menlo Fri prisoner of war in Germany. Lester M. Thorpe is spending a day. She was accompanied by her leave from the Navy with his parents. mother-in-law, Mrs. Nona O’Brien. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Thorpe and bro Mrs. Grider of Portland is visiting ther Nathan Thorpe and family. her son Walter Grider and Mrs. Gri Roy Partlow and Miss Edith Golden der. F. B. SWAYZE, President : I were married Thursday. They will | Mrs. Rachel Johnson and two sons live on the Partlow farm. of Fortuna. Calif., are visiting her Rollo Moore and Jack McEntyre parents, the L. D. Edgberts. Her hus have been notified to report for their band is in the service. The Pentecostal people met on the physicals. the Contract Documents and shall .4 D VER T1SEMENT Mr. and Mrs. Harry Thorpe, Les banks of the Columbia river Sunday provide the surety bond or bonds as FOR BIDS ter Thorpe and Lawrence Smith spent and Rev. E. R. Schneider baptized specified therein within fjve days af- Monday in Pendleton. Miss Berna- Clara Fraser and Herbert Rand. of the award of the George Reed of Condon arrived Sat NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN I ter notification ■ dine Emerson who spent the week end to the bidder. with her grandmother there, returned urday to visit his daughter, Mrs. Sin- that the City of Hermiston hereinaf Contract The Owner reserves the privilege of ice Moore and family. with them. ter referred to as the “Owner”, will rejecting any and all bids or to waive Mrs. Kenneth Fraser and four receive up to, but not later than 7:30 any Kotherine Rake is spending a few irregularities or informalities in days at home. children moved into the W. C. Isom o'clock P. M„ War Time of the 14th bid or in the bidding. Mrs. Gladys Fortier is spending her house this week. day of July, 1944, sealed bids for the any No bidder may withdraw his bid fer Mr. Alplanalp of Hermiston was award of a contract or contracts for vacation at home. She has been em a period of 30 days after the date set ployed in Portland for the past year. an Irrigon visitor Friday. sewer system improvements located in for the opening of bids. Mrs. Carl Haddox arrived home the City of Hermiston, County of Lt. Ted Wilson stopped for a short F. c. M c K enzie , visit with his parents last Tuesday. Friday from the Pendleton hospital. Umatilla, State of Oregon. Such bids Mayor. Fred Reiks left for his home at shall be received in the office of the First publication, June 29, 1944. Medford Thursday. City Recorder in the City of Hermis Last publication, July 13, 1944. 2nd Lt. Earl Steward left for his ton in the said County and State, and (June 29-July 6-13) camp in Arizona Thursday after shall be opened and publicly read spendine his furlough with his moth- aloud at the above stated time in the Ry Mrs. Grace Shaun ORDNANCE MISSION er. Mrs. Emma Steward and friends Reclamation Building,. meeting place John Voile took a load of beef cat here. of the City Council. E. M. Ayers, Pasor tle and fat lambs to Portland Thurs Each bid must conform and be re Calvin Allen, seaman 2/c. left Fri Phone 3809 day night. day for Farragut after spending 16 sponsive to this invitation, the infor Sunday. July 9th—Preaching at 2 John Britt of Service Creek visited days with his family, relatives and mation for Bidders, the Plans, Speci the Wm. Gollyhorn family. friends, and Pfc. Leslie Rueker. gun- fications, and all the other documents p. m., Sunday School at 3:00 p. m. Rachel Johnson of Fortuna, Calif., ner in the air corps, is leaving Tues comprising the pertinent Contract and evening service at 8 p. m. left Irrigon Friday after visiting her day night. These boys have been Documents. Copies of the Contract Special preparation is being made parents, the L. D. Edgberts. Her raising the moral of the Irrigon vici Documents are now on file and open for both the afternoon and evening to public inspection in the offices of father accompanied her as far as the nity. Mrs. June Cooper and small son the City Recorder located at Hermis services. At the afternoon service Willamette vallev. Mrs. Nona O’Brien and Grace O’ Billy left for Seattle to visit Chief ton and of R. H. Corey, Consulting there will be special music, and an ob Brien were Pendleton visitors Friday. Warrant Officer and Mrs. Wiley Ben Engineer, located at 407 Corbett ject talk to children. The evening Bldg., Portland, Oregon and may be Mrs. C. W. Acock, Mrs. Ralph efici and small son Roger Wiley. Adren Allen of The Dalles but re obtained at the latter place by depos service will feature special music and Acock and Mrs. Grace O’Brien were cently from here, did not pass his phy iting $5.00 for each set. This deposit a reading by Mrs. Ayers. in Pendleton Monday. The public is invited to attend eith- Mrs. Delight Goodwin of Portland sical examination because of the asth will be refunded if the set or sets of Contract Documents delivered are re or both of these services. is visiting Mrs. Russell McCoy and ma. Mrs. Floyd Provancho was a Pasco turned in good condition within ten other relatives during the holidays. days after the bid opening. Dan Hill is to report to Heppner visitor Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. V. W. Duus of Nyssa Each bid shall be made out on a bid July 6th to take his physical examina were guests of his brother Herman form to be obtained at either of the tion for the army. J. Sweringen is getting his apricots Duus from Friday until Sunday. The said offices in which the Contract SHOE REPAIRING harvested. A number of people have Herman Duus’ went to Pendleton Sun Documents are on file. Each bid shall be accompanied by been picking, boxing and hauling day and brought LaVern home from the St. Anthony hospital. She is to a certified or cashier ’ s check payable their own for the past three days. Will Pay Prompt stay at home until she is able to go on to the Owner, or a satisfactory bid Tuesday was the busiest day. bond in favor of the Owner executed Mr. and Mrs. Walter Grider and with her nurses course. Attention To Mr. and Mrs. Otto Myers and child- | by the Bidder as Principal and a sat Mrs. E. A. Stephens and Janet were Mail Orders ren moved to Portland Sunday where isfactory surety company as Surety, Hermiston visitors Thursday. The C. W. Acocks and J. A. Shoun Mr. Myers is employed. He came up | in an amount not less than five per cent of the maximum amount of the were in Hermiston Friday and the C. from Portland Friday evening. LEE’S SHOE SHOP The L. D. Edgeberts have sold their bid. The check or bid bond shall be W. Grims Saturday. 123 S. E. Court — Pendleton Mr. and Mrs. Earl Isom and small place and plan to move to Salem to given as a guarantee that the bidder shall execute the Contract if it be daughter are spending a week in the live. The young people of the neighbor awarded to him in conformity with mountains. They left Thursday. Mrs. Hugh Grim spent from Sun hood gathered at the George Russell day until Thursday with her father home Friday evening to help Beth celebrate her 17th birthday with and other relatives at Monument. L. D. Edeb art left for the Willam games, refreshments and presents. ette valley Friday. Mrs. Hazel Steagall sold her place to Mr. Taylor, swing shift foreman at Ordnance. He has a wife and two sons. Thev are to take, possession in about ten days. Mrs. Steagall will be here for the present at least. 5-WAR LOAN Ora Thompson took over the Union 76 station at Umatilla Thursday. Mrs. BONDS Thompson is managing the station un- READ THE AD$ • • THURSDAY. JULY «, 1944. THE HERMISTON HERALD. HERMISTON. 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