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About The Hermiston herald. (Hermiston, Or.) 19??-1984 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 3, 1944)
THE HERMISTON HERALD HERMISTON OREGON THURSDAY, AUGUST 3, 1944 for the Union Pacific at Echo, was in- ducted into the army last week. Mrs. Schmidt will remain in Echo while her husband is in the service. Miss Josephine Grubaugh. from Nebraska, is acting as agent until a successor for Mr. Schmidt is appointed. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Smith returned Saturday from a 12 day vacation trip to Bellingham and other points in northern Washington where they vis ited realtives. They made the trip by bus, going through Portland and Seattle and back by way of Yakima and Pasco. During Mrs. Smith’s sence Mrs. Wm. Helmick acted as sistant in the local postoffice. Rob Meechan and Bob Ramos of Echo were called for pre-induction amination Monday, after enlisting in the navy. They both passed the phy- | sical examination and will return | home Thursday. On August 10th they will report at Camp Farragut to start | ECHO NEWS ITEMS The Mogul Transportation company has leased the Echo garage building from Joseph Cunha and is remodeling the building and installing equipment to operate as a service and repair station for the fleet of trucks operat ed by the company. A crew of seven men in charge of Wilbert Hawk is now employed and Mr. Hawk states that five more mechanics are urgently needed. The Mogul company operates a large fleet of tank trucks distribut- ing gas. lubricating, fuel and diesel oil throughout Oregon. Idaho, Wash- ington and part of Montana. There will be no storage at this station but it will be headquarters for service and repair work. The outfit moved here last week from Baker. Elmer H. Schmidt, station agent naval training. W. H. Crary returned Monday from a two weeks visit in Portland. Mrs. Crary will remain in the city until about the middle of August. Sloan Thomson. Butter Creek farm er. was taken to the Pendleton hospi tal Saturday suffering from pneumo nia. His condition was deemed criti cal but it was reported Tuesday that he was improving rapidly. Bob Pashek. who was station agent for the Union Pacific at Echo a few months ago. stopped here for a brief visit this week while on furlough. He is a technical corporal in a transpor tation unit of the army stationed at Grand Rapids, Mich., where his com pany is taking training on a govern ment operated division of the Penn sylvania railway. His job is train dis patching. He says his unit includes 1700 men covering every phase of railroad work from section men to en- Quality pic- Center cut nies PORK STEAK Lean fresh Boston butts.......lb. Cuts Chuck, Blade or LARD Lean Shoulder Ribs kettle render- All Fresh IVORY SOAP IVORY SOAP large bars 2 for 96 medium bars gineers and office workers. He is due for the rank of technical sergeant this month and expects to be assigned to actual war duty overseas as soon as the European beachhead expands a little more. Painting of the Echo Methodist parsonage and church building was completed Monday. The painting was done by Earl B. Cotton with the as sistance of some colunteer workers. F. J. Irvine spent Tuesday trimming adjoining trees which obstructed a view of the newly painted church from the streets. George Harkenrider Hermiston, Oregon Eddie Liesegang arrived Tuesday from Fort Knox. Kentucky, on fur lough for a visit with his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Liesegang. He is family about the 10th of this month Wardwell's Addition to the town, a technical sergeant in an airborne to prepare for opening of school in now City of Umatilla, in Umatilla tank division, acting as cook. County, State of Oregon. Warren M. Center, superintendent September. and that plaintiff is such owner of of Echo schools, writes from Spokane said land in fee. free from any right, that he will arrive here with his title, estate, lien or interest of de fendants and of each of defendants. Bu Maraaret Thorpe That defendants or any one or more of defendants has no right, title, es tate, lien or interest in said land or Recent guests at the Chas. Ander- in any part thereof ; and that defend egg home were Mrs. Anderegg’s son. ants and each of defendants, their Bob Garvison. S. 1/c (SC) of the U. heirs and assigns, be perpetually re- S. Coast Guard, Mrs. Henry Ander- strained and enjoined from asserting egg and daughters Lena and Lillian, or claiming any right, title, estate, and James Garvison and friends. Mr. lien or interest in said land or in any part thereof, adverse to plaintiff. and Mrs. Yelton. This summons is served upon you Mrs. Bruce Lindsey and daughter of Heppner are visiting at the home by publication thereof for four suc of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. Fort cessive weeks in the Hermiston Her- aid, by order of C. L. Sweek. Judge ner. A shower was held Friday after- of the Court above named, which said noon for Elizabeth Trarbaugh at the order was made and dated the 27th day of July. 1944. and the date of the home of Mrs. Virginia Dillon. Mrs. Erma June McLean gave first publication of this summons is birth to a baby boy the latter part of the 3rd day of August. 1944. the week at Hermiston. The father Alfred F. Cunha, is now overseas. Attorney for Plaintiff. A visitor at the Chas. Nickerson Post Office Address: home is their daughter, Mrs. Edith Pendleton. Oregon. Hilder and son from Seattle. Carl Daniel stopped at the home of (August 3-31) his brother George for a short visit Saturday. The HEC social committee met at the home of Mrs. Clyde Tannehill Fri day night. A dance was planned for after the show Saturday night at which ice cream will be sold for the purpose of raising money to add to the HEC funds. Mrs. E. Garrett and infant son re turned home from the Hermiston Hos pital Friday. Sonny McClellan who has been suf fering from double pneumonia for the past two weeks is better at the pres ent time. A visitor at the home of Mr. and Mrs. R. Black for a few days is Mrs. Black’s brother. Mr. and Mrs. I. Skoubo received a card from Ralph who is in a German prison camp. He states that he is well. Maxine Ely is at Ione helping her grandmother cook for harvest men. Elmer Stooksberry arrived Monday to pick melons. George Daniel picked a few. and he intends to open a melon stand in town the latter part of the week. Mrs. Leo Root has gone to Seattle for a two weeks vacation. The under side of your The lights were off Tuesday due engine is enclosed by to a grass fire at Irrigon that burned off several poles. a thing called a crankcase. Return Your Fuel Oil Renewal Applications Now! Fill All Storage Space Now! Union Oil Company BOARDMAN NEWS This is a crankcase UMATILLA NEWS By Mrs. Glenn 0”trom IVORY SNOW IVORY FLAKES VEGETABLES Mr. and Mrs. Arzie Smith and children returned last Wednesday from Spokane where they spent a couple of weeks visiting his parents and friends. Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Hull returned Friday from Portland where they spent a couple of days. Mrs. Hull's niece. Dorothy McIntosh, was home from South America where she had been employed with the U. S. Engi neers. They accompanied Paul Cas- sey. who went down on business. Glenn Ostrom spent Friday in Pen dleton on business. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Hulsapple left Sunday for Portland where they will spend some time. Mrs. D. D. Cowan and daughter. Barbara. left Friday for Centralia. Wash., where she will visit with her mother. Ph. M. 2/c Vane Hiatt of the Pasco Air Base spent the week end here at his home. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Clark. Mr. and Mrs. Ursel Hiatt all returned Sunday from a week’s vacation in Florence where they visited Mr. and Mrs. Lee Weber and enjoyed some fishing. Mr. and Mrs. G. Rawls and son re turned Sunday from a week's vaca tion spent fishing and in Portland. Mr. and Mrs. Glenn O'Neill spent a week’s vacation in Seattle visiting friends. The Umatilla fire department and other men helped put out the grass fire which was on both sides of the highway between Irrigon and Uma tilla. APRICOTS Sunkist For Canning SNOWDRIFT PEETS size Fresh Roasting Ears NEW POTATOES No BANANAS Imported PAGE THRBB bananas other Cleans and washes clothes to a sno whiteness. Have i—They’re economical. this? See for yourself CRACKERS K rispy sodas are freshly baked an Buy Diamond Peanut Butter 24- Emerald Walnut Meats . . . McGrath’s Green Beans 19 Keystone Mushrooms ... 4 Lakewood Sliced Beets 19 < Stidd’s Chicken CLAMS back shelves. something different! Household Old Oil —Subject .29 S U M M O N S Equity No........... IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE OF OREGON FOR UMATILLA COUNTY Michael H. White, Plaintiff. vs. The unknown heirs of Robert N. Stanfield, deceased, and also all other persons or parties unknown claiming any right, title, estate, lien or interest in the real property described in the complaint herein. Defendants. To the above named defendants: the unknown heirs of Robert N. Stanfield, deceased, and also all other persons or parties unknown claiming any right, title, estate, lien or interest in the real property described in the complaint herein. IN THE NAME OF THE STATE OF OREGON You are hereby required to appear and answer the complaint filed against you in the above entitled Court and cause within four weeks from the date of the first publication of this Summons and if you fail to so appear and answer, for want thereof, plaintiff will apply to said Court for the relief prayed for and demanded in said complaint, to-wit: A decree that plaintiff is the owner in fee of the following described land, to-wit: Lots 1. 3 and 7, in Block 80. in This is a sort of swim ming pool where hard working engine parts splash around in motor oil to keep from getting over heated. Speaking of oil, remem ber how doughnuts, French fried potatoes, etc., foul up your deep fat with hard, burned particles of this and that? Well, oil in your crankcase gets fouled up, too. One minute your oil looks almost good enough to put on waffles. But a few "A” coupons later it has become grimy black from carbon, dust and sludge. And as gritty as a picnic on a windy beach. Then it’s time to have Shell put in fresh, safe Golden Shell motor oil. And while they’re about it, have ’em Shellubricate the entire car. This is a pro tective service to keep your family bus from joining the 5000 worn-out automo biles that limp to junk yards every day. GIRLS, HAVE YOU READ ITT A lite in Motorland (FREE) at Shell. SHELL OIL COMPANY; Incorporated A’’’ GASOLINE POWERS THE ATTACK
