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SHERMAN COUNTT JOURNAL.
Grass Valley Hi
Graduates Five
At School End
iCommencement exercises for the
Grass Valley high school class of
1941 .were held Tuesday evening.
in the Civic Auditorium. lAifter
the processional by Miss Margaret
Trabue the following program was
given: Invocation, Rev. G.
Dryden; piano selection, Mrs. El-
ton Eakin: salutatory, Gene Rey-
ntlds; duet, Miss Trabue and Wm.
B<ek, accompanied at the piano by
Miss Betty Olds; valedictory, Don
•Id Olds; duct Miss Trabue and
Mr. Beck; address, Charles F.
Walker; presentation of class,
R A. Jewel: awarding of diplomas.
Chairman Arzell Lemley; ibene-
diet+ofl, Rev. Dryden; recessional,
Miss Trabue. The graduates In-
elided Ellen Eakin, Gene Reynolds,
Donald
Olds, Harry
Wayne
Yeung and Claud Bayer.
Among those who attended bac-
calaureate services at Kent Mon-
day night were Mrs. Maude Gar-
rett, Robert Zeigler, Don Cox, Mr.
and Mrs. G C Dryden and chll-
dren Mr and Mrs. A M. Coyner
and'daughter, Lois and Geneviev,
Oestreich.
,
Mr. and Mrs. Don Smith and
son Larry, and Mr and Mrs. Gus
Smith motored to Burns Tuesday
on business, returning Wednesday.
Art Fargher and Harry Sher
wood of The Dalles were business
visitors here recently.
Wayne Stevens of Portland was
a business visitor here last Wed-
nesday.
Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Wiley of
Portland visited friends here the
first of the week, attending the
commencemest exercises Tuesday
evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Estel Hartley have
a , their house quests his sister,
Mrs. Collins and son of Jefferson.
Mr. and Mrs. John Rolfe and
family were Sunday dinner guests
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Roy
Wells.
George Wilcox made a business
trip to Portland Sunday, with a
tmek load of cattle.'
Miss Doris Stradley came up
from The Dalles to spend the week
end visiting her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Fred Stradley.
Miss Georgia Blaylock returnea
to The Dalles Tuesday after spend-
ing several days with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Blalock
Mr. and Mrs. I. D. Pike drove
to Hermiston Saturday to visit
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relatives. They returned home
Sunday.
<3. B. Doyle left Thursday foi
I\ rtland to visit her daughter,
Mrs. Leah Cooper, and family. He
rtturned home Friday.
Miss Cassie Holmes had as her
guests Friday, Mrs. Helen Hen-
dricks of Lake Chelan, Wn., and
Mrs. Amandus von Borstel of Kent,
The three were in nurses training
together. Miss Holmes had not
seen Mrs. Hendricks since 1926,
and Mrs. von Borstel had not
seen her since 1918.
Mr. and Mrs. Glen Karnes had
as dinner guests Sunday evening,
Herbert Worrell and the Misses
Eunice and Malaine Sandgraves
of Yakima, Washington.
Mr. and Mrs. John Kline ol
Spokane, Wn., spent the week end
visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Arch Fortner.
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Dell Olds, accompanied
his
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n 4* * took
i a truck I««,!
daughter,
Betty,
load
of cattle to the Portland market
F t iday.
Woodrow Riggs Mrs. Howard
Cline and Mrs. Victor Riggs were
shoppers in The Dalles Wednes-
a u
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Mrs. A. M. Zevely and daugh
ters. Mary Lou and Jean, Mrs. Ted
Everett and daughter, Lois Ann,
and Lloyd Karnes were visitors in
The Dalles Monday.
Cleon Barker left Friday for
White Salmon, Wn., to visit her
mother, Mrs. C. L. Barrett. They
left for Portland to see Dr. Barett,
who is in the Veterans hospital,
MORO.
OREGON. FRIDAY, MAY 2S, 1941
Mrs. Kendrick Dunlap, Miss seniors was held at the school
very ill.
A. M. Coyner returned home Jean Powell and Miss Anita Dun house Thursday evening with the
Sunday from Condon where he ha* lap were hostesses at a bridal following program: Class history,
shower honoring Miss Patricia Hurry Wayne Young; vocal solo,
been working.
Mr. and Mrs. Bob LaBleu were Cyphers, at the K. Dunlap home Ellen Eakin; class will, Gene Rey
Wednesday evening. A program nolds; piano selection, Donald
visitors in The Dalles Monday.
consisting
of games, and a Mock Olds; class prophecy, Claud Bayer.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Schilling and
Wedding,
in
which the following
Principal Ray Jewel awarded
son Garry, and Mr. and Mrs. Bud
characters
took
part:
Mrs.
Alfred
the
following to members of the
Coon motored to Sandy to spend
Kock, Mrs. Art Bibby, Mrs. Don senior class, activities, Gene Rey
the week end visiting Mr. and Smith, Mra. lAJrch Cantrall, Mrs. nolds; athletics, Claud Bayer;
Mr* Florin
Arzell Lemley and Miss Anita scholarship, Donald Olds. The
, Baecalaureate services were held Dunlap. After the bride to be placque awarded to the outstand
for the high school graduates was opened her gifts, refreshments ing girl and boy in the student
at
gaptist church Sunday
eVeuing as follows: Processional, were served to about twenty body was awarded to Jeanette
Huhman and Donald Olds.
^isr, Margaret Trabue; Invocation, guests.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Knneth
Martin
A quilting bee at the William
Rev.'G. C. Dryden: hymn by the
audjence; gong, high school girls and family and Mrs. H. A. Som Briifkcrt home last Thursday was
gjee cjui). sermon, “A Vision,” and mer were visitors in The Dalles very much enjoyed. Those pres
ent included Mrs. Wayne Kelley,
benediction by Rev. Dryden; re- recentlf.
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Kock have Mrs. B. M. Kelley, Mrs. Wren
passional, Miss Trabue.
Hogue, Mrs. Roy Wells, Mr. and
Don Cox had as a dinner guest as their guest, her mother, Mrs. Mrs. Bert Cox and Mr. and Mrs.
the home
hjs
von Borstel, of Portland.
n . „ Garrett, Genevieve
Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Baker of Claus Bardenhagen.
Misses Daisy
Mr. and Mrs. B. M. Kelley and
Oestreich, Lois Coyner; also Her Gresham arrived Sunday night to
son, Lloyd, and Robert Holmes
spend several weeks here.
man Zeigler and Bud Fritts.
Mr. and Mrs. Dean Reynolds were visitors at Redmond Sunday
Mrs. Jake , Dourna and friends
• , were hosts at a dinner Saturday at the home of her nephew, W. D.
<’u™ Wheeler were oyer night evening for members of the sen Holmes, and family.
Kuests at the E. M. Helyer home ior high school class and faculty.
Among the Grass Valley resi
Sunday, leaving Monday for Grand Those present were Ellen Eakin,
dents shopping in The Dalles
at j B*ker Mra' He‘ye‘ Donald Olds, Harry Wayne Young, Wednesday were Mr. and Mrs.
accompanied them.
Mr gI>d Mrs ckon Barker and Claud Bayer and Gene Reynolds: V. B. Eakin and daughter, Ellen,
d
hters left Tuesday for Port. Miss Patricia Cyphers, Ray Jewel Mr. and Mrs. Herman Schilling
and son, Robert, Roy Hogue, Law
,and
receiving word of the ano William Beck.
Mrs.
James
Phifer
of
Hermis
rence Bauer, Mr. and Mrs. Del
death of Dr c L Barrett who
died Mond
ni ht at
Veterans ton arrived Sunday to visit her Eakin, Mrs. Dell Olds and daugh
hdp iuL
H»rrett was Mr. mother, Mrs. Maud Garrett, and ter Betty, Mrs. Dean Olds, Mrs.
children. She will return to hei A. F. Balzer, Mr. and Mrs. Ben
Barkcr>a step.father.
heme Wednesday.
Payne and daughters, Betty and
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Rev. and Mrs. Lloyd Anderson
(Class
night
for
the
high
school
Doris,
and Mrs. William Beck.
calied briefl at the Gerald Dry.
dep home M
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to
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where Mr Anderson gavc
,he baccai , ureate 5ermon.
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Bernard Martin of Moro, Miss
Marjorie Rich of Wasco and Mr.
and Mrs. C. I. Laffoon and Kenneth
Martin of Kent rode here Sunday
with the posse,
Mr. anj Mrs. Arch Cantrall have
as their house guest her parents
Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Everett, and
son> Kenneth of Ontario. .They
arrived Thursday.
Mr. an<] Mrs. Jake Eslinger were
The Dalles visitors Monday,
Mr and Mrs
Marx
Portland aDent Sunday viaiting her
brother in law and sister, Mr. and
Mrs>. Arch Cantrall,
Mrs. Alfred Kock was hostess
to Members of the junior bridge
club and additional guests at her
heme Thursday afternoon. Con-
tract was in play at three tables,
with high scores for club being
held by Mrs. Arzell Lemley and
Mrs. Herman Peters: Mrs. Roy
Schilling held low score; Mrs. C.
A. Oesterich was high for guests
Miss Cassie Holme® was
Refreshments were served at the
close of the afternoon.
Mrs. Art Bibby took Charles
Kurth to a doctor in The Dalles,
Sunday, for medical treatment,
Ho,mes Wrjght
Top_
penish, Wn., visited at the home
of her Mother, Marion Van Metre,
an(j famjiy over Saturday and Sun-
d>y
Glen King suffered a heart at-
tuck on Sunday night, and he was
taken to a hospital in The Dalles
Monday, with Cassie Holmes in
attendance.
. Mra. T. M. Rolfe and John Rolfe
left Monday for Baker to attend
the Rebekah and Odd Fellow grand
lodges. Frank Lemley joined them
at Pendleton, going on with them.
John Malcolm left Thursday for
Portland where he enlisted in the
aimy for one year of service.
John Malcolm spent the week
end visiting relatives in Portland.
Mr. and Mrs. Gus Smith and
Mrs. Ed Alley were visitors in
The Dalles Thursday. Jeanette
Huhman accompanied them to The
Dalles 3 to spend
the remainder of
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the „ week _ with
_ her sister Virginia,
tn
Mrs. Dean Reynolds drove to
The Dalles Monday to meet her
daughter, Mrs. Warren Elliot of
Hin<boro> who attended the com-
mencement exercises Tuesday eve-
ning she returnd home Tuesday
night.
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All persons having claims , a-
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Cronk, deceased, are hereby noti
fied to present them, in proper
form, to the undersigned, the duly
appointed, qualified and acting
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Mary Isabell Cronk, deceased, at
the office of George G. Updegraff,
Moro, Oregon, within six months
from the date of this notice, to
wit. May 23, 1941.
Herman Schilling,
Administrator.
Geo. G. Updegraff,
Attorney for Administrator. 29-32
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Louis May of Hermiston was a
business visitor here Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Dell Olds were,
visitors at Tygh Valley Tuesday.
Mrs. Fromherz of Lebanon was
a visitor Monday with Mrs. Fred
Cox.
Mrs. C. A. Oestreich and daugh
ter Genevieve, and Mr. and Mrs.
Ted Ball were Tuesday visitors in
The Dalles.
Mrs. Louis Dillinger of Dufur
attended commencement exercises
here Tuesday evening.
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A M O N TH !
T h is is th e 3rd tim e in 5 years t h a t
P P & L has reduced electric rates.
H o w can th ey do it so often?
As people use m ore electricity the
com pany’s engineers find it easier
to reduce the cost of bringing you
a kilow att-hour.
Do these rate cuts am ount to m uch?
I understand th a t custom ers are
saving $1,300,000 a year by rate
cuts m ade since 1936.
W ill electricity g e t still cheaper?
Yes, Pacific Pow er & L ig h t Com
pany plans to continue its long-
range policy of increasing sales
and efficiency, and w ill pass th e
savings on to custom ers in th e
form of low er electric rates . . .
ju st as it has in th e past.
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trie way. Discover what fun cooking can be .
E ffe c tiv e today, M ay 22, minimum bills for
rural customers are cut from $1.50 to 95c a
month. Minimum bills for city homes are cut
from 15% to 25%. In^addition, prices on all
quantities of electricity— large or small— aye
substantially reduced.
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