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Jires that are Wont smooth w ill
pick
up nails, broken glass, and
stated
below
:
day, after working for the Fin
other substances that cause punc-
Moro Grain Growers, 39-8.
ley’s during the summer vacation.
OREGON UNEMPLOYMENT tures, about ten times as readily
T. M. Rolfe left Sunday for
Puyallup, Washington vfoere his COMPENSATION COMMISSION
sens, John and Willajd, transport
Dated and first published this
ed his Percheron horses Sunday 12tn day of September, 1941.
and Monday, to enter them in the
For NORMAL
P ate of last publication 19th day
fail at that place.
of September, 1941.
Mrs. Clyde Stradley came home sponsored by the Rebekah lodge
fieni Thè Dalles Saturday to and the community. The pro
spend the week ertd visiting at gram consisted of a piano solo by
the Fred Stradley and Ernest, ¡Mrs. Orville Ruggles, commuptty
singings and games were played.
Blaylock homes.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Wilcox vis Refreshments were served J to.
ited recently at the home of his about 45 guests. « Chairman Mri.
brother, George Wilcox, and fam Herman Schilling gave a short
ily on their way home to Olympia, talk and called on the teachers,
Washington from South Dakota who responded with short talks. NOTICE OF SEASONAL
Mrs. Ellen Potter and Miss Eli
Olan Stark with the U. S. Navy where they visited relatives.
zabeth
Esson are new teachers DETERMINATION
stationed at Bremerton, Washing
Frank Williams returned to
Notice is hereby given that the
ton arrived here Wednesday to his home in The Dalles last week this year.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Alley, Mr. and employers listed below have been
visit his father, Sam .Stark and end after spending a week visit
family and to attend the Sher ing his son in law and daughter, Mrs. A. A. Dunlap, C. A. Oes- determined to be seasonal employ
treich and Earl Olds, dressed in ers within the meaning of Section
man county fair, leaving Monday Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Denit.
cowboy
regalia, attended the cow 126-707 O.C.L.A. Any interested
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Frank
Pike
had
for Bremerton.
boy
breakfast
at Moro Wednes party may request a hearing be
Mr. and Mrs. ICarl Schadewitz as dinner guests Monday Evening,
day,
sponsored
by
the Moro break fore the Commission within ten
were shoppers here from Kent Mi and Mrs. Kenneth Crews,
fast
club.
‘
days after final publication of this
Miss
Lila
Lee
Alley
and
Wayne
Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Crews notice. The “off-season” (in cal
Mr. and Mrs. W.’T. Holmes left Karnes.
Mr. and Mrs. Rex Tobie of The were visitors in The Dalles Wed endar weeks) of each seasonal
Sundav for their home in Oak
employer in Sherman county is as
land, California after spending a Dalles visited at the home of Mr. nesday.
Wayne Karnes of Hoxie, Kan
and
Mrs.
Lawrence
Denis
recent
week here visiting his brother,
sas arrived here Wednesday to
Sam Holmes, and family.
ly.
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Jim Blagg returned home Sun, visit his brother, Glen Karnes,
Mrs. Ted von (Borstel took her
day
with a new car. He spent and family.
children, Cassie. Rita and George
X Letter Johnson
several
weeks in Missouri visit ¿ M r. and Mrs. Wjjliam Holmes
to The Dalles Monday to school,
»Turned
their
children
Jeanette
after spending the week end vis ing his brothers and sisters.
LAWYER
and Robert, to school in The
John and
Freida
Beutlmr.
iting their parents.
on Monday.
MORO
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Baker and Frances Wells and Arthur Roth Dalles
Mr. and Mrs. Gus Engstrom, 1
her daughter, of San Francisco, enrolled in the high school ' W - Mrs. Herman Ziegler and son,
California, are visiting his moth dav morning.
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Denis Robert, and daughter, Ina May,
er, Mrs. Clara Baker, at Golden-
Mr. and Mrs. Del Eakin and E
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were business visitors in The daughter,
dule.
..
Emma Jean, Mrs. Dean
Mrs. Roy Conklin and Miss (Dulles Sunday.
Before school staits equip
Among the visitors and shop Olds and son, Donald, Mrs. W. J.
Charlotte Randall of Yakima. Wn.
IDnvis and Sam Davis were busi
stopped over night at the horfie pers in The Dalles Wednesday ness visitors in The Dalles Fri
th e y oungsters w ith
of Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Clevenger were Mrs. Dell Olds amk^teugh-
B. day.
Thursday on their way home from tcr, Betty, Mr. and M rs. ‘V
Mr. and Mrs. Art Muller of
Los Angeles where Mrs. Conklin s Eakin and daughter Ellen, Mrs. Tygh Valley were visitors at the
Herman Schilling, Miss ¡Barbara
son entered college.
Art Bibby home Saturday. They
Miss Margaret Trabue and Miss Walpole, Mr. and Mrs. C. P. brought 0. M. Fraley here to
Virginia Helyer spent the week Adams.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Bibhy were visit his daughter, Mrs. Art Bib
end visiting in Portland.
by. They all attended the Sher
fro m o u r sh e lv e s
Wayne Kelley of Hermiston business visitors in Portland and man County Fair Saturday.
came home Saturday to spend the Cornelius Wednesday.
Mrs. Ellen Potter and daughter,
Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Baker left
week end visiting his family. Mrs.
Phyllis
spent Friday and Satur
Roy Wells accompanied him here Friday for their home in Gresham day visiting in The Dalles.
For tasty, nou rish in g lunches v isit our
on
business
returning
here
Sat-
after spending several days witt^
,Mr.
and
Mrs.
Harry
MacKay
uiday to attend the Sherman
her husband.
left Saturday for their home - »
-
Mrs. Maude Garrett accompani County Fair..
Mr. and Mrs. Herman Schilling Portland after spending a week
ed T. M. Rolfe to Snohomish, Wn.,
and (Miss Barbara Walpole were visiting at the Sam Holmes home.
Sunday to visit her parents.
Mrs. Millie McPherson accompa
r Friday, Ray Jewel motored to business visitors in The Dalles nied them to their home in Cor
Portland on business returning Tuesday.
Mrs. George Wilcox and sons, nelius after spending the summer
here Saturday evening.
here visiting Miss Cassie Holmes.
Mr. and Mrs. Winnie Elam of Dean and George were visitors in
I. V. Kane left Thursday for
The Dalles visited Mr. and Mrs. The Dalles Friday.
Fossil
to spend several days with
Mr. and Mrs. Tom lAlley arriv
Kenneth Crews Thursday and
his family, returning here Satur-
ed
here
from
Portland
Friday
to
Friday, leaving for their home in
spend the week end and to attend da' evening.
The Dalles Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. P. L. Finley of
Mr. and MVs. Clyde Davis the Sherman County Fair.
Dinty’s
Service Station, returned
A teachers reception was held
spent the week end visiting rela
Frances
Wells home here Sun
Monday evening in the IOOF hall
tives in Portland.
Grass Valley Boy
Here From
Naval Yard
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as new tires, according to the
Emergency Road Service depart-
nienf of the Oregon State Motoi
nssociation.
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