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About The Hermiston herald. (Hermiston, Or.) 19??-1984 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 21, 1944)
THURSDAY, DECEMBER 21, 1944 HERMISTON HERALD HERMISTON. OREGON. PAGE FOUR Gay Christmas Plants Amery & Sons Inc., do 44.18 Brinker Bros. Lumber & Will Appeal to Mother Hdwe. Co., do .............. 5.41 C re : 2« ach CHRIST- MAS as comes and that love is the only binding power of the world. In these dark days of late Decem ber when the bright ness of smiles make ample amends for lack of brightness overhead, we again send our most hearty Christmas Greetings. E goes proves it anew s DR. F. B. BELT § Here is a suggestion for the young men and ladies, around 10 or 15, who have been saving their money for mother’s Christmas present, yet don’t know what to get for her: Get her a Christinas plant! She’ll enjoy it as much as any of the many others. Of all the Christmas plants, the one which tru ly reflects the sea son of the year (almost as much as the Christmas tree) is the poin settia. This red- leafed plant has a soft, yet force ful, beauty to it that has, as yet, failed to attract the eye of those who are suscepti ble to any form of color. Other red flowers are popular, loo, but not as easily obtainable as the pleasant poinset- tia. There is the Jerusalem cher ry, the red cycla men. If you do pur chase mother a poinsettia set it in an attractive colored pot (wrap it in colored Christmas paper) and tie a little red ribbon with a bow on it. That will put the “finishing touch”, to a Christmas gift that is different. COUNTY COURT Though everyone’s preoccupied So many things to do, We can’t pass up this chance to greet Our good friends, old and new. At Christmas time the best of times Here’s wishing you good cheer, And lots of luck, the best of health, Throughout the coming year. Hermiston Laundry & Cannery Claims allowed by the County | Court at the September. 1944, term for the month of August. 1944. except certain claims allow ed by statute. Also a concise state ment of the proceedings of said cour as entered of record: Irvin Scott. Court House .... $20.00 Mrs. C. A. Masters, Juven ile 12.65 Dr. Geo. Smith, Health Unit .................................. 5.00 Dora Judd, Clerk ............... 16.25 Barbara Hoyt, Sheriff ....... 54.00 Carl W. Chambers, Juven ile 27.25 Peggy Rose Webster, Clerk 46.80 Dunlap Stationery, offices 29.15 Larson Printing Co., offices 42.45 R. E. Goad, Sheriff & Jail 612.58 Funk & McLean, Sheriff 350.00 Western Union, Sheriff ..... 5.44 Biggs Printing Co., Sheriff 22.55 Idaho Record Book Co., Clerk ................... 5.00 Bushong & Co.. Clerk 4.19 West Coast Printing & Binding Co., Clerk & As sessor ................. 67.65 Burroughs Add. Mach. Co.. Clerk 1 05 Donna Johnson. Recorder 9.10 Sprague H. Carter Ins. Agt.. Treasurer .............. 40.50 Independent City Scaven ger, Court House 3.00 Pendleton Water Comm.. Court House and Health Unit . ............................. 64.45 McConnell’s Electric Ser vice, Court House 2.56 Zimmerman & Co., Court House ................... 4.50 W. J. Clarke, Court House .90 Taylor Hardware Co., Court House .................. .72 Pac. Power & Light Co., Court House 74.37 St. Anthony’s Hospital, Jail 46.00 Jac. W. Gröndahl, M. D„ Jail ................................ 64.00 Koeppens, Jail ................. 5.65 Fred E. Schmidt, Coroner 10.00 C. D. Franz, Ind. Sold 73.00 E. 2 i‘ IN THESE LAST : • SHORT DAYS OF 1944 s s -V—H ----- when beaming faces tell that Christmas is very, very near, we are reminded again of the supreme value of friendship. He who has no friends, though he may have amassed a fortune, cannot be happy. We have many friends in this area— friends from many years back as well as friends who have become friends during this past year. These friendships are a great source of pride and happiness to us. : I 1 ’ . , ‘ , 4 " 1 < , : , To all these friends we wish a very Merry Christmas Season. f Hermiston Dry Cleaners . - R. Squibbs & Sons, Health Unit ............................. 95 Northwest Cities Gas Co., Health Unit 3.07 Sharp & Dohme, Health \ Unit 7.80 Pac. Power & Light Co., Health Unit ............. 2.00 E. R. Squibbs & Sons. Health Unit 3.73 Ruth Simons. Health Unit 43.98 C. W. Daley, Health Unit 57.18 Lucile Lukens. Health Unit 34.80 Physicians & Hospital Sup ply Co.. Health Unit 18.27 Sharp & Dohme. Health Unit 2.40 Secretary of State, Preda tory Animal Control 12.000.00 Oregon State Game Comm., Predatory Animal Con trol 400.00 State Department of Agri culture, Sealer of Weights 30.58 Charles G. Griffin. Auditor 75.00 i Secretary of State, Emerg. 25.00 East Oregonian, Emerg. 201.00 Northern Life Ins. Co., of fices 700 Pac. Tel. & Tel. Co., Offices 110.95 Northwest Hosp. Serv. Plan, offices 24.00 State Ind. Acc. Comm., Sheriff 24.49 D. W. Davis, assessor ....... 13.26 W. C. Mason, watermaster 214.45 W. C. Mason, watermaster 207.09 U. S. Nat. Bank, offices (withholding tax) 812.20 Jack Lee Service, General Road 323.92 Pac. Tel. Co., do 33.55 Western Rock Co., do ....... 337.28 W. H. Wallingford, do....... 19.20 G. A Hartman, Postmaster, do ................................ 207.25 J. C. Hawkins, do ............. 704.82 Geo. Hartman, do . ........... 162.50 Mrs. Wm. Eldridge, do .... 394.50 Pendleton Water Comm.. do ................................ 420 Braden Tractor & Equip. Co., Walla Walla, do ..... Barnum's do 43.57 51 75 Ballou & Wright, do............ 22.00 Howard Cooper, do ........ 130.65 4.48 Comrie Motors, do 897.64 Columbia Equip. Ce., do 3 78 W. J. Clarke, do ................. Carl W. Chambers, do....... 25 45 3.00 Domestic Laundry, do Eastern Oregon Motor Co.. do ................... .................. 258.78 Feenaughty Mach. Co., do . 36.53 Foster Motor Co., do ......... 123.60 Goodyear Service, do ....... 989.76 Leo. Goar, do .................... 699.30 J. E. Haseltine & Co., do ... 195.70 Inland Empire Refineries, 1,158.99 do 1.95 Inland Cooperative, do 13.50 Industrial Supply Co., do .70 Jones Kay Co., do 15.00 Jones-Seott Co., do 3.00 Jays Repair Shop, do ....... Jack Allen Supply, do 75.12 .50 M. Hartman Long, do ..... Fred Manning, do .............. 11.30 Northwest Hosp. Service, 11.25 do .................................. Northern Life Ins. Co., do .. 12.00 Northern Harris Inc., do 17.80 J. E. Olinger & Sons, do .... 6.20 Oregon Motor Service, do .. 131.23 Oregon Lumber Yard, do . 237.93 6.75 Price Chev. Co., do ........... Penland Bros. Transfer Co., 22.36 do .................................. Pendleton Drug Co., do 3.60 Pendleton Auto Parts Inc., do ..... .......................... 29.52 Pendleton Motor Transport Co., do .............................. 74.55 Pendleton Grain Growers Inc., do ............................ 51.65 Rohrman Motor Co., do 5.00 State Ind. Acc. Comm., do 484.21 .55 Sunrise Trail Inc., do Snow-Williams Motor Co., 5.45 do ............................... 1.95 Snows Shell Service, do .. Shell Oil Co., do................. 38.88 9.50 Henry Shafer, do .............. Tum-A-Lum Lumber Co., 8.49 Stanfield, do .............. 81.86 Union Oil Co., do ............. Van Petten Lumber Co., do 225.00 Western Wreckers, do ....... 22.50 Geo. E. Zweifel & Co., do .. 450.00 D. Fullerton, General Road Payroll ............................ 292.56 O. A. Bowman, do ............ 126.88 E. E. Campbell, do ............ 175.23 Joseph C. Hart, do ........... 172.34 Jose Rameraz, do .............. 164.59 Jas. Enright, do . ............... 178.78 Luther Hibbard, do .......... 178.98 Elden C. Pollick, do ........ 193.43 G. Hoffnagle, do .............. 156.44 Howard Mansker, do ...... 54.89 Myrl Hoffnagle, do .......... 12.57 F. M. Henson, do .............. 142.34 B. E. Chamberlain, do ...... 103.03 Sari January, do ................. 86.35 W. R. Presley, do ............. 209.04 AS WE APPROACH the beloved • .1 anniversary of a great Event we I are reminded again of the many Christmas seasons we have seen come and go. Time has changed everything except friendship. We are proud of the fact that we number among our customers many of the town’s “oldest inhabitants”— friends who have be- pre UI come dearer to us with UeAs the passing years. Fc $ Once again we say sols 1 Merry Christmas to all. LT'i a ESTIE'S BEAUTY SALON ALL aboard for 1945. Let’s go! - - Let’s go forward on the road to cherished ideals and coveted goals— farther than ever before. Forward along the road to happiness ! We cannot see what’s beyond the bend of the road, or over the crest of the hill, but we ardently hope that it’s something mighty good—FOR YOU! CONNOR’S AUTO SUPPLY (Continued on page 5) El HARK, THE ANGEL VOICES! May the sweet old Christ mas story bring to you this year a deeper meaning ... a larger store of its joy and peace and gladness than it ever has before. - MRS. M. K. RUSSELL - ALLAN LANGENWALTER A. F. ROHRMAN - WALTER SNYDER - - - - W. C. ROGERS - FRANK MYRICK - - - - W. S. BROWN K. C. WATSON - - - Rohrman Motor Co "ROHR'1 TILLIS' "BROWNIE" - "WALT" "BILL" FRANK" TO
