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THURSDAY, OCTOBER 26, 1944. PAGE FIVE HERMISTON HERALD HERM ISTON. OREGON. Stanfield Hotel since Mr. and Mrs. themselves wanting in the region Bob Scott are moving to Pocatello, about Elgin. Lester Mansker and Idaho. Mrs. Elsa Winsted and son Howard were hunting but father, John Korvola of Prosser at Howard has returned to school. tended to business matters here Mrs. Roy Garoutte is reported as this week. improving at Ordnance hospital. The Study Club enjoyed an ex Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Branson and Donna moved last week after two cellent book review on October 12 years residence here, to Pocatello, given by Mrs. Julia Phelps. Invi tation to Live, with Mrs. Reeves | Idaho. Mr. and Mrs. Perry Morris of supplementing a short review on Yakima visited here this week end The Robe by the same author. Mrs. with Mr. and Mrs. George Elliottt, Minnie Peters and Lennä Waid be came members. Mrs. Daviess was parents of Mrs. Morris. honored with a beautiful bouquet Mrs. John Condon of Kansas Ci- of roses. | ty arrived last week to visit her Mrs. Mabel Richards is spending i sister, Mrs. Roy Duncan. Her hus- | band is a paratrooper and missing a week in Portland visiting her daughter, Patricia Lantz and baby i in action since June 17 in the Euro daughter. pean theater. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Isackson and William Duran and family from Joann returned home to Portland Heppner have purchased the Tan Sunday after a two weeks vacation ner house on Coe avenue and have in this vicinity and in Pendleton. moved in. Miss Margaret Murray was a R. F. Evans is busy redecorating Walla Walla visitor Tuesday. the C. C. Rhea home preparatory Mrs. Harvev Penry and son Ray to their moving. Mary Rhea has are guests of Mrs. George Ward, ¡ been substituting as mail carrier mother of Mrs. Penry. | for a few days for Mrs. Rhea. In last weeks item, it should The high school carnival and have read that W. A. Thomas is | minstrel show will be featured principal in the senior high school I here on Saturday, October 28. of Ontario which has about 275 pu There will be fun features as Bin- pils. | go. Baseball Throw, Roulette Miss Neva Behme who has I Wheel and a door prize. worked for the Cooperative Cream The Harmony club met Tuesday ery in Hermiston is now employed I and enjoyed a pot luck dinner at in the Smvthe-Barthel Creamery | the home of Mrs. Agnes Houch. at Pendleton. | Mrs. Era A. Green will present the subject of “Applications”. I Mrs. Paul Baker and Mrs. H. L. i Hedrick entertained at the Baker By Mr». Grace Shaun j home with a party honoring Mrs. I Roy Duncan Tuesday afternoon. The Erwin Piersons have elec- Three games of conversation were trie service now put in Monday introduced. Three candles signify and Tuesday by the Umatilla Elec ing past, present an future, what’s tric Cooperative crew. in your name, and literary quiz. Batie Rand started work at the (Six Year Term) Present other than aid members Ordnance Depot Monday. were Mrs. Duncan’s sister, Mrs. Carl Haddox is rebuilding his John Condon, and Mrs. John Spen bouse, making the rooms larger • Veteran of World War 1 cer, Mrs. W. D. Gudgel and Mrs. and recovering the house. • A Successful Oregonian Bart Gaymon. Mrs. Wm. Behme, Jack Browning is able to get out • Knows Problems of Dirt Farmer Mrs. Inez McCormick and Mrs. M. a little after a months illness. Refvem furnished music, Tea and The teachers went to La Grande • An Outstanding Citizen wafers were served. Wednesday night to Teachers In • Man of Honest Convictions L. E. Hughes brought home a stitute so there was no school. Most deer from the Fossili region. of the boys went deer hunting and (Paid Adv.) Mrs. Minnie Peters was hostess did not get back by Monday. to a meeting of the Ladies Aid on Irrigon was again defeated by October 26. and apron sewing was the Ione team. 39 to 6. , a feature. Clara and Jimmie Fraser re- Mrs. Dorsey Johnson entertain turned from Kendrick, Idaho. on Cap Behme is convalescing from ed her neighbors Sunday night Tuesday morning. a serious sore throat. with a pheasant dinner Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Whipple By Mrt. Rute Hedrick Frances Courteau, S.K. 3/c, The Gilbert Smiths. Roy Dun were Pendleton visitors Monday, Mrs. Esther Strasser was called daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George can and Patsy. Mr. and Mrs. Don They are going to La Grande to to Seattle a week ago Tuesday due Sale, is on furlough here and will Childs returned from a four day visit their son Erwin and Mrs. to the sudden illness of her daugh leave Tuesday to visit a while with hunt with onlv one doe and Gilbert Whipple. They are taking a load her sisters. Zelma Sedar and Ma shot a 7 ooint buck. Ralph Isack- of onions. ter, Mrs. Louise Eisner. Frank Leicht. Seaman 1st class. Mrs. M. J. Ford is nursing Mrs. bel Ditzler in Portland and Edith son and Carl Rhea were unsuccess ful in their hunt. left for The Dalles Monday. He is Roy Garoutte, who underwent a Thomas in Salem. Mr and Mrs. Leon Halsey. Mr. going on to Portland accompanied very serious operation a week ago I Mrs. Arthur Smith of Waitsburg has taken over the management of | and Mrs. Art Hogue also found by Miss Phylis Clark and then on at the Ordnance hospital. to Aurora to visit his sister. Mrs. Nellie Netter and family. He has a 30 day leave from service in the southern and central Pacific. John Voile took a load of fat cat tle to the Portland stock yard Sun day. Mrs. Glen O’Brien and small son Chester returned home from South Dakota where she had been with her husband who is in the air corps. He had been sent elsewhere before she started home. She was fortunate to get a ride home with a family that was coming through here by car to Portland. Mr. and Mrs. Leo Haddock were Sunday dinner guests at the Virgil Johnson home in Umatilla. Mrs. Calvin Whitney and two children of California spent from Wednesday until Monday at the Lee Smith home. La Vern Duus, student nurse in Pendleton, spent from Friday un til Sunday with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Herman Duus. Ruth Warner celebrated her 3rd birthday with youngsters and a cake baked by her mother. Mrs. Harvey Warner. Mrs. Tom Caldwell returned from Portland Saturday. Robert Smith and son Steve got back from a short stay in Portland Tuesday night. Herbert Ames went to TheDalles Wednesday morning to consult his physician. He returned the same dav. The Pentecostal ladies are var nishing the woodwork of the church. Don Kenny took a load of fat □ cattle to Portland Monday for H. (No Partial Payment») • H. Kincheloe. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Leach and Vernon Jones are spending the week in the mountains. Joe Steph WE HAVE DOLLS AND THEIR FUR- ens is helping Mrs. Jones with the chores. N1TURE; PLASTIC DISHES (no Jap i | 1 | Democratic Party Candidate Union 76 Gasoline Triton Motor Oil UNION OIL COMPANY • Fuel Oil — Stove Oil — Burner Oil — Insect Sprays Prompt Delivery Call 2751 —George Harkenrider of his new post. Until recently he was stationed in Iceland. Navy Storekeeper Harold Liese gang left Wednesday for Oakland. Calif., after spending a two weeks furlough with his wife and parents in Echo. Echo six man football team is to meet the Stanfield six Thursday of this week for a game that is ex pected to be very exciting. Echo team plays at Athena Nov ember 2, and on Nov. 11th will have a 11-man game with Stan field. Sgt. Earl Middleton of the army engineers is spending a furlough here with his parents, Mr and Mrs. B. B. Mddleton. He is now stationed at Camp Ellis, between IT’S TIME IRRIGON NEWS ITEMS Rock Island and Peoria, Illinois, where his duties as a combat engi neer include testing motor equip ment. Tanks, motorized guns and other motor operated field equip ment are given severe tests as they come from the factories in that vi cinity. Middleton says the heavier tanks are comparatively easy to ride, but the smaller ones give the driver quite a shaking up. Most of the tanks operate at about 30 miles an hour, but with the gover nor removed can greatly exceed that speed. Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Nieland and Arlie Debney returned Monday from a hunting trip to the moun tains. They brought home a 3-point buck. THIS YEAR.... U.S. Senator TO STANFIELD NEWS $ Í $ $ $ s Christmas Time $ I 6 Christmas Goods Have Arrived s $ and will be on sale starting $ s Monday, Oct. 30 § $ $ I § i § ECHO NEWS ITEMS § Kiddies mill be deliyhted with what me have! We reserve the right to restrict sales, so that all may get some of the items. Gamble Store Dealer s Wm. H. Sabin, Owner Stanfield, Oregon : As § dishes) BUT U. S. DISHES; GAMES; BOOKS; TEDDY BEARS & OTHER ANIMALS, etc. $ $ $ $ s % § sawaawwswwwwwmwwwwwwWMR (Continued from page 1) under a doctor’s care for about three weeks. Pfc. Blair Coleman writes his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Troy Cole man. that his work in the engin eers corps at the Aberdeen. M., proving ground is very interesting, and aluthouch he is kept busy he likes the assignment verv much. Letters received bv Mrs. Nona McFaul indicate that her son Zoe. is now in England, although he makes no mention of the location For U. S. Senator CUY CORDON For U. S. Senator WAYNE L. MORSE For Stote Treas For Attny. Generoi Leslie M. Scott George Neuner For Congressmen Second District Lowell Stockman STATE AND COUNTY C A N DI DATES For State Rep., 23rd Dist.— C. L. Lieuallen For State Rep., 23rd Dist.— Carl Engdahl For District Attorney— A. C. McIntyre For Commissioner— W. R. Nugent For Commissioner— Henry Biamont For Sheriff— William P, Graham MOORE & MORRISEY Building Contractor» and Remodeling Umatilla * . Oregon Po Adv Republican Stete Control Commise
