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About The Hermiston herald. (Hermiston, Or.) 19??-1984 | View Entire Issue (April 12, 1945)
Are you ready for your baby chicks? Is your brooder house scrubbed and disinfected? How about litter, utensils, fuel, feed, grit? Have repairs and replace- merda been made in your hous ing equipment? Is your brooder stove in good operating con- y Eg orgay go. w • 'aition? Have you ordered tarro / T "7 ° / y Chick Builder? Come in and ....) C -2).., ‘ j see us about your feed re- CHISK 2(2,22 qvirements. GET A LARRO moggaes lgag, CHICK BOOK PAGE SEVEN THE HERMISTON HERALD. HERMISTON. OREGON. THURSDAY, APRIL 12, 1945. Specialists in poultry research at venerai "VOBS Larro Keseoren Farm wrote the tarro Chick Book. Hermiston Hr. & Feed Co. arre CHICK BUILDER RAINBOW’ ISLE IS PROM THEME Activities Banquet Slated For Tuesday, April 24 The annual Junior Prom will be I The Student Council has been held May 11 in the high school busy checking the school register | auditorium with the music to be the last couple of weeks in an ef- furnished by Branstetter’s Or- | fort to complete the list of stud- chestra from Pendleton. ents eligible to attend the Activ- The decoration committee is ities Banquet. The Banquet will now busy planning around the be held this ^ar on the night of theme. “Rainbow Isle”. Flowers. April 24 with approximately 100 grass huts, rainbows, and an as- guests present for the affair, sortment of Islandish decorations Banquet is sponsored by will deck the gym for this noted the Student Council, who serve as affair hosts during the evening. The committees appointed by . Invitations are, issued on the Junior Class president, David basis of school activities a person Pierson, are as follows: Music, has participated in. Anyone tak- Lucy Hollomon and Jack Belt; ing a leading part in a school play. Decorations, Marian Andrews, | members of the Bulldog and An- chairman, Lloyd Hughes, Shirley nual, staff who have done consid- Wallace. Barbara Jean Woodard, erabie work boys earning either Tom White, Roy Sires, and Fern an A or B letter in some sport, M-P.1, members of the May Queen s ---------------- court, the faculty, school board, and, of course, the Student Coun cil, are all extended invitations. Junior Class To Present Serious Three-Act Play For Release April 9, 1945 Rucnon SALE Every Friday -SALE STARTS AT 1:00 P. M. — WE WILL PAY $15.15 FOR BLOCK HOGS DELIVERED TO YARD YARDAGE AND COMMISSION FREE! We can use unlimited quantities of Hogs and Cat tle. For top market prices—have stock at the Her miston Livestock Commission Co. any Friday before 1:00 P. M. No Stock Received After 1:00 O’clock Before sale call 3311 or 2601 for prices on Fat Stock. The Junior Class is presenting a | CHRISTIAN SCIENCE CHURCHES Mrs. Schroder and Mrs. Weeks serious 3-act play entitled “The1 661 TNREALITY” was the subject were in Pendleton on business Blue Boy” on April 27. This is ' U of the Lesson-Sermon in all quite a different type of play than last Wednesday. East End of Main Street Last Saturday Mrs. Duff Knight the comedy farce usually under Churches of Christ, Scientist, on Turkey killing dogs attacked visited Mrs. Fred Burg in Uma taken by high school students, Sunday, April 8. the Chas. Keller flock last Sunday tilla. however, the class voted to give The Golden Text was, “Judge night and caused considerable the dramatic type of play for a not according to the appearance, damage. It is understood that the change. The famous painting, but judge righteous judgment." FOR SALE—ALMOST NEW FHA FOR SALE—NEW FOUR-ROOM dogs were killed, and their own WAGE C. Hi shaked bungalow in Umatilla. “The Blue Boy”, is the theme (John 7:24). house in Hermiston. Also piano ers paid, in part, for the damage around which the play is written. for sale. H. F. Lindner, phone Built-ins and breakfast nook, elec Among the citations which done. A young man, Frank Blue, play 3332, Hermiston. 35-lp tric range and water heater. Phone Mr. and Mrs. Herman Jones of 3904, Umatilla, Ore. 33-3p The Oregon War Food Adminis ed by Cecil Hunt, is the leading comprised the Lesson-Sermon was Tacoma, Wash., spent Saturday tration Wage Board will hold a character. The story of the play the following from the Bible: FOR SALE—STRICTLY FRESH large (white or brown) graded MEAT IS RATIONED MORE SE- and Sunday at the Henry Som two-day public hearing at Arling is enacted in the John Smith home “If thou return to the Almighty, verely. Why not a fat hen or a eggs. M. N. Jenkins, Umatilla, merer home. They had been to ton and Pendleton to consider spe which might be any American thou shalt be built up, thou shalt Lewiston, Idaho, to look after cific wage ceilings for the opera home. The whole Smith family is put away iniquity far from thy Oregon. 31-6p couple of fryers for your Sunday dinner. Harry W. Kelley, phone their cherry orchard. Mrs. Jones tions required in the production, fear ridden. Mona, the mother, is tabernacles. For then shalt thou 21-tfc and Mrs. Sommerer are sisters and planting, growing, and harvesting afraid of getting old; John, the have thy delight in the Almighty, WANTED—FAT HOGS, WILL 2452. pay 15c lb and pick up or $15.15 Mr. Jones is labor coordinator in of wheat, hay, and green and dry father, fears for the welfare of his FOR MADE - TO - MEASURE peas in Umatilla. Morrow, Gil family; Ronald, the son, is afraid and shalt lift up thy face unto a hundred delivered to my ranch. Tacoma. coats, suits or slacks for women Telephone 3607, Henry Garber- God. ” (Job 22:23, 26). Mr. and Mrs. Joe Stevens and liam, Sherman, Wasco, Jefferson, of work; Louise, the elder daugh 32-tfc and men, see Ernest Ghormley at The Lesson-Sermon also includ ding, Hermiston. Mrs. John Bryson of Ione called and Wheeler counties, according ter, fears poverty; Granny fears Saylor’s. 21-tfc at the Bud Hooker home last Wed to Alden E. Orr, executive officer. death; then the Blue Boy comes ed the following correlative pass WANTED — A FEW BANTAM Oregon WFA Wage board at Port- and changes the whole family into ages from the Christian Science nesday. hens; also some guineas. A. W. LAND—IF YOU WANT A FARM, I most likely have what you healthy, happy people. textbook, “Science and Health Behrman, phone 2051, Hermiston. Mr. and Mrs. John Jendrzejew- land. For the convenience of farm op The cast follows: 33-3c want , listed. If you want to sell, with Key to the Scriptures" by ski have received word from their I probably am in touch with a buy Mona Smith, the mother—Patsy Mary Baker Eddy: “Individuals son, Capt. Bernard Jendrzejewski, erators and farm employees, the FOR RENT—FIVE-ACRE FARM er for your place. O. C. Hughes, that he is now in Long Beach, Cal., hearing will open at Arlington on Duncan. are consistent who, watching and 12-tfc two miles east of Umatilla, $12 Broker, Rt. 1, Hermiston. and will soon visit them. He has April 17, in the high school gym-| Delia, the maid—Muriel Kings praying, can ‘run, and not be per month. L. M. Binder. Write been stationed in India for some nasium. and will be continued the ley. 34-3p WELL DRILLING — PHONE 3738 following day at Pendleton, in the Mary Ellen Smith, the 13-year- weary; .... walk, and not faint.’ Box 473, Hermiston. time. or see Troy Griffin, Hermiston, Ore- who gain good rapidly and hold Little Theater of the Vert Memor old daughter — Fern McFarlin. Mrs. Gretchen Purdy has re- FOR SALE—BUFF ORPINGTON gon. 2-tfo ial building. Both sessions will Ronald Smith, the son — Leo their position, or attain slowly turned to Portland after a visit at and Plymouth Rock hatching begin at 2:00 o'clock in the after Keller. and yield not to discouragement. the Duff Knight home. John Smith, the father—David . . . When we wait patiently on eggs. Mrs. C. C. Clinesmith, Box AUCTIONEER—IF YOU WANT Corp. Martin J. Lenz has re- noon. and will be resumed at 8:00 5, Rt. 2, Hermiston. 34-3p the big money and a square deal, • turned to Fort Jackson, So. Caro o’clock in the evening if necessary. Pierson. God and seek Truth righteously. call R. C. Peters, Auctioneer, Hermis Mrs. Ellen Smith, the grandma WANTED—RELIABLE WOMAN lina, after a visit with relatives. He directs our path.” (p. 254). —Audrey Phelps. to care for two children days ton, “the man who gets things done”. It is reported that Sylvia Som STANFIELD HAS Marvin Davies, the boy next while mother works. Either in my Phone 3522. merer has the measles. home or yours. Inquire 421 Main WANTED—TO BUY ALL TYPES Mrs. Jennie Hearing of Wasco, GRANGE MEETING door—Roy Sires. Louise Smith, the elder daugh St., Hermiston. 34-3p of furniture. We pay cash. Call Ore., has returned home after visiting her sister. Mrs. Joe Udey. The highlight of the meeting of ter—Mildred Lambert. WILL TRADE '41 CHEVROLET or write Miller’s Trading Pest. 24-tfe James Selwyn, Louise's employ Mr. and Mrs. Glen Seeley of the Stanfield Grange April 10 was pickup, in first class shape, for er — Jack Belt. Stanfield visited Tuesday at the a visit by Mr. and Mrs. Chas. WILL THE PARTY WHO PICKED '41 car. Will not sell for cash. O. Frank Blue, The Blue Boy—Ce up the black Spaniel dog in Christley home. Wicklander, state grange leaders. American Legion Lee Dyer has returned to work front of the Union Cafe Sunday F. Standerfer, 246 Bomb St., Box Following the lecture program, cil Hunt. 33-3p Marian Andrews will be the evening please return the dog and 53, Ordnance, Ore. Hermiston Post at the U.O.D. after three weeks refreshments of angel food cake, absence. ice cream and coffee were served. stage manager and Lucy Hollo- no questions will be asked. L. F. FOR SALE—BABY BED, CHEAP. __ No. 37 Miss Joyce McCulley spent the Mr. Wicklander gave an inter- mon handles sounds and lights. Beaver, Phone 2151. 35-3p Mrs. Francis Schultz, Pulley Reg. Meetings 1st & 3rd Thursdays Rehearsals started last week week end in Echo visiting with esting talk on the recent legisla Addition, Hermiston. 34-3p Viaiting Legionnairea Welcoma Mrs. Harold Scheil, who will be ture and various phases of grange and the cast is busy trying to get WANTED—A BICYCLE FOR AN 8-year-old boy. Write Mrs. C. the play ready for presentation. FOR SALE — NEW HOUSE IN remembered as Vera Smith. They work. Mrs. Wicklander talked on J. Cooper, Rt. 1. Stanfield. 35-3p Cox addition, on First street, spent Saturday in Pendleton. juvenile work now being under R. partly furnished Myrtle Adams. George Stewart of Westland taken by the grange. In this con Hermiston High Band To FOR SALE—37-ACRE FARM & ______________ .________ 34-3p district spent a night last week nection, Mrs. Esther Strasser was a 40-acre farm in the Westland Veterinarian with Ted Hammer. appointed vouth chairman. George Make Trip To La Grande district. Some new seeding alfal FOR SALE—ARTICHOKE SEED. Rev. and Mrs. James B. Roper E. McCourt was given the grange fa and clover. Both for about Bus. Phone 3311 — Res. 4661 N. D. Bard, Stanfield, Oregon, of Portland were visitors at the obligation. Others present were 33-tfe The Hermiston High School $8000.00. Ralph Thornburg, Rt. 1, Olyn Hodge home this week. Mr. and Mrs. Frank McLaughlin Hermiston. 35-3p Henry Wilson went to Denver. and Mr. and Mrs. Roy Attebury. Band is eagerly looking forward to FOR SALE—MODEL A FORD. '29 going to La Grande, Oregon, on FOR SALE — 1930 PLYMOUTH Colo., to attend the funeral of his The latter has been ill for some model. W. E. Cutting, 403 Victo April 21. The band was sched Stale Farm Mutual sedan, $135.00. Excellent tires, ry Square, Hermiston. brother, Sam Wilson. time. 33-3p uled to go to Seaside, Oregon, but motor fair Virgil Peterson, Echo, Mr. and Mrs. G. C. Humphreys Members of the grange are en inauramat Comimng was unable to obtain registra- Oregon. 35-P AUCTIONEERING — SATISFAC- $25,000 Liability. Medical Payment have had the misfortune to lose thusiastically planning for future tion there. __________ ____ tion guaranteed or no pay. one of their chow dogs. It is activities. So that the members of the band i WANTED-SMALL PIANO, PAY Wayne C. Taylor, Rt. 1, Hermis 80% Collision --------_______ thought the dog may have been wouldn ’ t be disappointed, Mr. G. 1 • condition. — j >«__ ton, Oregon. cash, state price and — New Triplit Life Policy — TRINITY LUTHERAN CHURCH 34-13p poisoned. C. Humphries, director of the Chas. R. Hinton, Rt. 1, Hermiston. (U. S. O. Building) Family Income Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Mopps 35-3p FOR RENT—MODERN HOUSE band, registered them for the E. W. Philippi. Pastor ' have been visiting Mr. Mopps' "I file our responsibility for yoa in Stanfield. with garage and ----------- Oregon —regon Normal Musical muoicai i______________________ 10:00 - Sunday School for all Eastern stepfather, Duane Lathrop. They with the state.” Festival. All the band members FOR SAI E—EI ECTRIC TABLE irrigated garden tract. N. D. Bard, have now returned to Rhode Is- ages and also an adult Bible class. are waiting anxiously to be able ART THOMPSON — Phone 2011 lamp, only $6.00. Also wanted Stanfield. 34-tfc 11:00 - Worship service with the land. Cooperative Service Station —Small table model cream sepa- pastor preaching on the theme, to show themselves off in their | ,rator. laundry and John Jendrzejewski, phone WANTED Hermiston, Oregon best way "Why Should I Pray?” mending to do. Mrs. Clarence 3424, Hermiston. 35-3p 7:30 - Sunday evening Young 33-3p Reid. People’s Meeting. All young peo FOR SALE—8 x 14 HOME-MADE Bring your welding repair and ple are cordially invited. trailer house. Good tires. Price FOR SALE—ONE GOOD BROOD- blacksmithing to Plumbing and Repairing er, 200-chick capacity, used two Tuesdays and Saturdays, in $260.00. Margaret White, Irrigon, HERMISTON BLACKSMITH years. W. B. Tucker, one mile struction classes in preparation for Phone 2591 Ore. 35-lp & WELDING SHOP east of Stanfield. 33-4c 112 Hurlburt Hermiston Confirmation and Church Mem- FOR THEIR FOR SALE — 6 _ ROOM HOUSE, bership. L. F. Beaver, Prop. wired for electric range, chick LOST—MANS BULOVA ROCK Phone 2161 crystal watch with metal band. en house, garage and barn, with small acreage for cow. Walter R. Especially valuable as a keepsake. It’s how the call turns out that counts! And SPECIAL— Selected New Hampshire started DR. I. C. BOHLMAN Wiglesworth. across the road from Reward. C. O Belles, Box 273, what they eat during early weeks may mean 33-3p Catholic church in Echo. 35-3p Hermiston. the difference between a profitable and an chicks, 8 weeks old 75c, 9 weeks old 80c. This offer Physician and Surgeon unprofitable animal. You can rely cn Se FOR SALE — TRAILER HOUSE WANTED — HEAVY HENS AND is good until April 21. Sold out on younger ages but curity Call Food It’s a real, tested formula. First National Bank Building 7'xl4’ size, on Orchard Ave. E. fryers, live weight. Call 2301, Nutritious . easily digested. Helps build we do have several thousand of these left. Don’t de husky frames . promotes balanced de Pheasant Cafe, Hermiston, or of Victory Square. Chas. Picker-1 Phone 3161 Hermiston velopment write Ben Conner. 35-6p ill. Call between 6:00 and 8:00 p. lay—order today. We don’t like to turn you away. m. 33-3p GET FOR SALE — ONE GUERNSEY J. V. VILLERMOURE cow, freshen soon J. C. Norton, WANTED—A WOMAN TO CARE for children afternoons. Three ELECTRICAL SERVICE four miles northeast of Stanfield FEED YOUR _________________________ 3 5-Ip children from 1 to 6 years old. BABY CALVES Phone 2041 between hours 1:00 to Phone 2801 Hermiston, Oregon Hermiston Phone 3821 FOR RENT—3-ROOM HOUSE, 6:00. any other time at 2382. full basement, shade, garden 33-3c spot, water in house. Close in. A. C. Swarner, Rt. 1, Hermiston, Ore- HIGHEST PRICES PAID FOR W. L. Morgan. D. M. D. 35-lc poultry. Hermiston Grain & gon. General Dentistry Feed Co. List your chickens with X-Ray and Diagnosis FOR SALE—TWO FRESH COWS us. 25-tfc UMATILLA CO-OP. CREAMERY Bank Bldg. Pho. 2592 - Res. 2113 A. C. Swarner, Rt. 1. Hermiston. ___ 35-lc E P. DODD — REAL EETATL, Sunday & ■»« by Appointment Hermiston Livestock Comm. Co COLUMBIA NEWS ING FAST R. ""ALAAA H. R. Lambert ceedI V FUTURE/ 6. y BENSEL’S HATCHERY Live Poultry, Dressed Turkeys & Eggs We are paying the following prices on live poultry, dressed utrkeys and eggs, delivered our plant for the Month of April; NO. 1 LIVE COLORED HENS .....................................283 NO. 1 LEGHORN HENS ............................................... 283 NO 1 COLORED SPRINGS ...............................................318 NO 1 LEGHORN BROILERS over 112 pounds ......... 318 GRADE A LARGE EGGS, cases included ....................... 37 GRADE A MEDIUM EGGS, cases included ..................... 33 GRADE A DRESSED BREEDER HEN TURKEYS 408 GRADE A DRESSED BREEDER TOM TURKEYS 408 Coops furnished on request. NORTHWEST POULTRY & DAIRY PRODUCTS CO. Main Office and Dressing Plant PHONE EAst 5141 232 S. E. Oak St. Portland, Ore. Hermiston. Oregon Custom Slaughtering Bring Animala to Old A. W. Tumbled Slaughter House or Phone 3607 NOW EQUIPPED a . a a ne a * BETER THAN EVER on as sen n sales, leases, exchanges. Insur- FOR SALE—TWO PANTS SUIT ance—fire, automobile, accident. No of clothes, size 39. practically tary publie, execution of legal pa new. See Hermiston Dry Clean- per» Herald office, Hermiston, Ore 35-3p ers. gon. 18-tfe LOST—KEY ON KEY RING. R W. Armstrong. Please return to FOR RENT CABINS AT CABIN 2 tfe 35-3p City. Herald office. FOR SALE 16-FT. Dr. A. E. MARBLE CHIROPRACTOR Office: 2 blocks • of poet office Office houre: 8 to 12 - 1:10 to 8 Phone 3061 - Hermiston, Oro SPRUCE boat, trailer and five-horse out board motor. Chas. Jackson. Box 35-3p 1334, Hermiston MATTRESS MAKER & UPHOLSTERER PHYSICIAN * SURGEON READ THE ADI Expert Work Done to Order New Cofton Mattresses Made io Order W. LEE DYER Phono 3187 Other Hours by Appointment Along With the News — OfflM Hours ---
