THURSDAY. SEPT. 28. 1944.
HERMISTON HERALD HERMISTON. OREGON
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PHONE 2121
Sept. 29-30
Fri.-Sat.
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Mrs. Goldie Kauffman had a
surgery Friday at the Hermiston tendi of Stanfield announce the ar
General hospital. She returned to rival of a son born Friday at the
her home Sunday.
Hermiston General hospital. He
Mrs. Bert Ransom, son Bobby, weighed 8 pounds 112 ounces and
R. C. Todd entered the local hos Mrs. Otto Pierce, Mrs. Leander has been named Kenneth Eugene.
Quiring and Mrs. Al Quiring were Rev. Benintendi is the pastor of
pital Sunday.
the Assembly of God church.
Mrs. Carrie Beitel was admitted Pendleton visitors Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. W. Liebe of
to the local hospital Wednesday.
Mrs. Garfield Powers returned
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Copper of to her home Friday after receiving the Columbia district received I
Umatilla, well known here, have medical care at the local hospital word last Friday that their son.
Pfc. Walter Liebe, in New Guinea,
for a few days.
moved to Grangeville, Idaho.
has received ribbons for serving in
in the kind you wish—
F. C. Thomas of Portland was a
Mr. and Mrs. O. O. Felthouse en
Tuesday evening caller at the tertained at dinner Tuesday even the Asiatic South Pacific theater
of war. a good conduct ribbon and
6-in. Heavy Leather Sole — 6-in. Light Leather Sole
home of Dr. and Mrs. F. B Belt.
ing for Capt. Ralph Marble, Mrs.
Mrs. Blaine Noble returned to Paul Marble and Dr. and Mrs. A. also his paratrooper wings.
6-in Cord Sole
Mr. and Mrs. B. A. Doyle and
her home Sunday from having E. Marble.
children Michael. Rosemary and
been a patient at the local hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. R. L Woolley ac
Mrs. Thermon Martin of Board companied by A. R. Boulware and Marjorie of Seattle, Wash., stopped
man, a patient at the local hospi Miss Jessie Brierley motored to in town a few hours Friday after-
8-in. Logger AU Leather — 8-in Logger with Plain
tal, returned to her home Sunday. Portland Thursday (today) for a noon. They had been visiting his
parents. Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Doyle
Toe or Lace to the Toe.
Mr. and Mrs. G. E. Knapp, for few days.
of Plymouth. Wash. Mr. Doyle is
mer residents of this city, were
Little Donald Ford entered the city dispatcher for Consolidated at
visitors here last Sunday.
Hermiston General hospital Fri Seattle. He was formerly employ
C. A. Brown is receiving medical
COME IN AT YOUR CONVENIENCE — LET US
day and was a medical patient till ed with the Hermiston Transfer.
care at the Hermiston General hos
Sunday. He drank some kerosene
pital for infection in his foot.
FIT YOU TO A GOOD PAIR NOW.
by mistake.
Mrs. E. B. Miller Passes
Mrs. Casha Shaw arrived Mon
Mrs. E. B. Miller of Canby,
Warren Caudle. Seaman 2/c, is
day from Salem and Klamath Falls
mother
of William and Clarence
now
stationed
somewhere
in
Ha
to visit at the home of her son. Mr.
waii, according to recent word re Miller of Hermiston passed away
and Mrs. Guy Shaw.
Mrs. Lillie Schinderling and ceived here by his mother, Mrs. last Saturday at the age of 81
Warren is a 1944 years. Funeral services were held
daughter, and her mother, Mrs. J. G. Waller
Moyer, were business visitors in graduate of Hermiston high school, in Canby Monday. William Miller
Mrs. J. M. Spencer entertained went to Canby Sunday and Clar
Pendleton Saturday.
Mrs. C. H. Shaw was admitted to at luncheon Tuesday for Mrs. J. T ence went Monday to attend fun
be one of the projects this winter.
the Hermiston General hospital Laing of Pendleton, Mrs. T. J. eral services.
Means
and
Mrs.
Roy
Tiller
who
is
receiving
medical
Friday and
are chairmen of Red Cross work Local Youths Held In Pendleton
care.
HERMISTON BAPTIST CHURCH
State police Monday arrested
here.
Colpitts
and
her
Mrs. Nora
H. V. McGee, pastor
Miss Kay Joyce Ritchie, daugh four Hermiston youths, Chuck Ar
daughter-in-law, Mrs. Cecil Col-
A picture of Archie Kuhn, son of
Sunday
School, 10:00 a. m.
pitts, left Sunday for North Pow ter of Mrs. Anna Ritchie, left Sun vin, Lewis Gene Beaver, Harold Pauline Kuhn of Hermiston, ap-
Morning worship. 11:00 a. m.
Dean
Thompson
and
James
Car-
peared
in
daily
papers
Thursday
der where they will visit relatives. day for Seattle. Wash., where she
topic, “The Advent of the
of the original seven mem- Sermon
• Pete Berg, manager of the Her- will register for the fall quarter at roll as a result of two car acct-
Spirit.”
dens
in
Pendleton.
In
one
acct-
the
Knights
with
1000
miston Grain & Feed Co., spent Seattle College. She was employ
Young People's, 7:00 p. m.
Hours, formed in the 2nd
Tuesday and Wednesday in Port ed at the Umatilla Ordnance Depot dent a car driven by Arvin nearly
Evening worship 8:00 p. m. Ser
during her vacation.
land on business matters.
went over the Umatilla river bank troop carrier squadron, famed mon, “Reprobate Silver.
Pat N. Hatch, G. M. 2/c, writes and in the other another car struck throughout the China-Burma-In-
Mrs. Robert Culver, whose hus
band passed away last week, has from the Marianas Islands: “Just two par ked cars. The four youthsdia theater for its tremendous job
gone to Lewiston. Idaho, to visit want to let you know I’m still re were held in juvenile court as an of flying the hump and its accur-
aftermath of the excitement.
acy dropping food and supplies to
her mother.
ceiving your paper and I sure en
units in the Burma jungles.
Ray Grant of Stanfield returned joy it. The news out here is darn
Pvt. Frank McKenzie With 81st
to his home Friday from the Her far between.” He also enclosed
Kuhn was shown in the picture
Although the fact is not quite
miston General hospital after hav two Jap bills for the editors.
certain, it is thought that Pvt. with “Pamela”, a gilded statue of
Mrs. C. C. Compton was hostess
ing received medical care for a few
Frank McKenzie, son of Mayor and the knights. He has been in India
days
at a bridge party Wednesday even
Mrs. F. C. McKenzie, was with the since January. 1943.
Miss Rebecca Pierson, who un ing at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
81st Infantry division that last
derwent an operation for chronic W. W. Poyfair honoring Miss Mar
week made headlines by capturing
appendicitis last week in Walla ion Garnass of Missoula. Mont
firrmnintan
Angaur island, southermost of the
Walla, returned home Monday and Miss Garnass has been a house Palau group. It is known that
fethnhist Church -------
is recuperating at the home of her guest of Miss Marie Ogne. She left Frank is with the 81st division in
parents, Mr. and Mrs. K. D. Pier Tuesday for her home. Guest prize that area and indications are that
The Girl Scouts of Troop No. 4
was awarded Miss Garnass and
son.
have
met and completed their or
he was with the troops that storm
high award went to Mrs. Fred ed over all opposition in capturing ganization for a new year. Those
Worship
Erickson and low to Mrs. Fred Angaur.
named were: Diane Smith, troop
American Legion Weber. Present were Miss Lois
leader: Florence Andrews, assis
"World
Harris. Miss Marie Ogne. Miss Gar-
Hermiston Post
tant: Janice Daugherty, secretary;
Hamms Receive Photographs
nass.
Mrs.
Walt
Pearson.
Mrs.
Ed
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Hamm were and Neva Lamb, treasurer. The
No. 37
Reg. Meetings 1st & 3rd Thursdays na Mae Keffer. Mrs. Erickson. Mrs. thrilled this week when they re adult troop leaders for the group
Fred Weber. Mrs. Poyfair and the ceived some snapshots of their son. are Mrs. T. J. Means and Miss Hel
Visiting legionnaires Welcome
October 1, 1944
hostess. Mrs. C. C. Compton.
i Marine David Hamm, which were en Cowan. -They have divided in
taken in New Caledonia some time to two patrols with Peggy Finch
aco. Also pictured was Albert and Louise Saylor as leaders.
I Stone, son of Mrs. Alice Stone of
Last Saturday the girls met at
I Hermiston. The picture clearly the home of Mrs. Means and spent
showed a scar on David’s right the time demonstrating the build
cheek which he received in com ing of outdoor fires and the cook
bat some time ago. It has com ing of an outdoor meal. After a
pletely healed and was apparent- hearty dinner, they divided into
lv caused by burns from a mine two groups and one blazed a trail
explosion.
and hid while the other group
hunted them down.
COMPLETS SCHEDULE OF W ORSHIP SERVICES
Echo Youth Is Promoted
The afternoon ended in a musk
Ilia
goop MUSIC YOUTH PROGRAM
II
WWW PPY 6:30 TO 8 00 P M
Walter R. Lewis of Echo was re- melon feed on the lawn. This week
I p.m. SUNDAY EVENING CLUB HOUR
cently promoted to Staff Sergeant Mrs. Laing, Umatilla county Red
in the China-Burma-India Air Ser Cross production chairman, will be
vice Command under Major Gen guest and will help the girls line
eral Thomas J. Hanley Jr. After up in Red Cross work which will
graduating from Stanfield. Lewis
took up farming until called into
the army some two years ago. He
Reliance Dinner Peas, No. 2 cans
2 for
has been in the China-Burma-In
Sperry Pancake Flour .................. 48 oz. pkg. .32 $ dia theater for the last 13 months
as a radio repairman and at pres
ent is in charge of the radio repair
Reliance Pumpkin, No. 21 2 cans . ......... 2 for
section of his organization.
LOCALS
men’s Work Shoes
Hundreds and Hundreds of ’Em
HERMISTON BOY
IN SPOTLIGHT
Mrs. D. Bearrow
106 Amatol
Ordnance, Ore.
“But these are writ
ten, that ye might be
lieve that Jesus is the
Christ, the Son of God :
and that believing ye
might have life through
his name.”
HERMISTON
BAPTIST CHURCH
H. V. McGee, Pastor
TROOP NO. 4
ne ye Pres ARIprepce
NAME OFFICEHSi
sere is the Line-up
TOmORROUS
$
I
.29
Do Your Laundry?
.27
Lumber Jack Syrup
ENRICHED
s
$
....................
Kellogg’s Rice Krispies, large pkgs. ......... 2 for .23
Campbell’s Tomato Soup.................
4 cans •35
Golden West Coffee
Skinner’s Raisin Bran
50 lb. bag
$2.48
Faultless Meat Balls
6 boxes .23
Wheaties
package .11
Fancy Albacore White Meat Tuna, No. ' 2 can 29
Bumble Bee Brand
4
Valamoni Mince Meat
2 lb. jar .52
Silk Bathroom Tissue
Skovbo Honey
Friskies Dog Food Cubes
50 lb. sack
$2.38
8
1 lb. jar .31
.... 2 pkgs. .21
1 lb. jar .26
Junior Matches
KIX
1
24 oz. jar .2.9
Super Suds
Nu Bora Bleach
2 pkgs. .23
6 rolls .25
1 lb. jar .29
2 lb. pkgs. .22
Large pkg. .23
% Gallon .23
Hermiston Food Store Your
Certified
Independent
Phone 3781
HERMISTON, OREGON
Grecer
CARD OF THANKS
We wish to take this opportunity
to thank all our neighbors and
friends for the kindness and sym
pathy shown during our recent be
reavement. We wish to especially
thank those who presented floral
offerings and aided with funeral
arrangements.
Mrs. Zelma Culver
Frances Culver
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Culver of
Yakima. Wash.
UMATILLA PTA
Approximately 200 people at
tended a reception for the grade
and high school teachers held
Tuesday night at Umatilla high
school in a program that was spon
sored by the Umatilla P.T.A. The :
speaker of the evening was Coun
ty Superintendent of Schools W. E.
King of Pendleton. W. R. Nugent
was master of ceremonies during
the banquet.
An excellent program was pre
sented by members of the grade
and high school classes. The Uma
tilla P.T.A. has been very active
during the past year and has been
the incentive for numerous im-
provements. An executive meet
ing of the group will be held Mon
day evening October 2, at 8:30.
The regular meeting of the P.T.A.
wll be held Tuesday evening. Octo
ber 10. The public is invited.
After several months of careful planning and with
the improvement of the help problem, we are
now able to handle a larger volume in our laun-
dry. W e are pleased to make this announcement
because for many months we were forced to turn
down business. However, now that conditions
have improved, we will again be able to handle
your laundry in a careful manner. Give us an
opportunity to prove our worth. Our work is
guaranteed.
HERMISTON LAUNDRY
& DRY CLEANERS