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About Sherman County journal. (Moro, Or.) 1931-current | View Entire Issue (Nov. 14, 1941)
r X Ar « nomw* county journal , moro . oregom FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 14, 1»41 X . .ar ( # v. Mias Ethel Barnett returned home Saturday andI Mrs. niversary. Rita, Cassie and George von home Friday from Tygh Valley B. T. Waites of Mf .a n d Mrs. Roy (Barnett were Mr. and .. «.«Alt Wednesday and moved Art and Joe Bibby homes. u H « S R iv « < ¿ make their tom e Mr. and Mm. M^-1 W alm agot Borstel spent the., week^nd^ visit« where she spent a week visiting Mrs. Sam Austin of Stockton, Cal visitors at the home of Mr. and tn e ir parents. p aren ts. ® —- - - M r and M rs Bert Cox have as Mrs. Woodruff and Elsie Bibby of in g their ifornia; Mr. and Mrs. CharHe Mrs. Leo Barnett * near Condon Mr. and Mrs. Clyde -Smith were ; at the WHlis Brittain horaejollow , J r ¿ e l t . £ r parents. Mr. and The Dalle, .pent Sunday visiting Thrusday. M nndav intr shi Augee of Chehalis, Wn., and Mr. ing a a visit in Portland where she Mm Chari:, A u ^ e of C h eh .li. the home of Mr. and Mm. Art The Dalles visitors Monday. and Mrs. Orville Gibson of Mrs. Roy Barnett and Mrs. Carl Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Sather had spent the past month, Schadewitz motored - to Portland • — ~ 1—• Bibby. Madras. ' and her sister and brother in law, W. D. Barnett, wife and daugh and family of Moro and Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Wren Hogue and Monday, returning Tuesday. They Mv. and Mrs. Orville Gibson of ’ Mi. and Mrs. Herman Schilling ters were Sunday dinner guests Mrs. Clyde «Davis of The Dalles Mv and Mrs. Alfred IPayne and were accompanied by Mrs. J. L. Madras who arrived here Satur and son, Robert accompanied by were dinner guests at the Fred at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Le-. daughter of Crass Valley were Matthes who was enroute to Salem. Miss -Cassie Holmes motored to day. ■«. Cox home Sunday to celebrate the Bleu. Mr. and Mrs. Winnie Elum of dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. L. She returned to The Dalles Wed Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Todd Tbe Dalles Tuesday morning when birthday anniversary of Mr. Cox. Mr. and Mrs. Kendrick Dunlap, were Sunday dinner guests of Miss Mr. Schilling entered a'hospital The Dalles were dinner guests at W. Amick Sunday. ' The occasion nesday where she spent the night Mr. and Mrs. V. B. Eakin were the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ken; being Mrs. Amick’s birthday an- and received medical attention. for medical treatment. Mr. Schil- Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Barnett ' visitors in The Dalles Thursday. and Mr. and Mrs. Perry Cantrall Corn Bayer. l.r.g had been ill since Friday. noth Crews, lArimstice day. Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Ragsdale of Among the shoppers in The an,: family arrived»<lhere T “e^ Mr. and Mrs. Tom -Coyle, Mr: The Dalles spent the week en from Hermiston where they have visiting at the home of Mr. and and Mrs. Norris Gilkison and Mr. Dalles Saturday were Ben Payne RENT NEWS \ \ V l,Wi vy/z J» s “*; '•nd Mr«,. Harold Eakin and son, and family, John IBeuther and ..M rs. Arthur Holt of Redmond » been employed. > Mrs. George Wilcox. „....... family, Mr. Lyman and wife, Mrs. Harry Dean, surprised Mr. and Don Smith and son Larry and More per botile Education day services were Mrs. John Engstrom Sunday bring Ed Alley, Glen K a r n e s ;X . M. is visiting at (the home of her Mrs. Arch Zehner of The Dalles sifter, Mrs. J. L. Matthes. to visit mr. held at the Baptist church Sunday ing their dinner. All enjoyed the Eakin and wife. came up Thursday to visit, Mr. ano in o u > . Visitors at the George McKay Larry remained the beginning of education wee Little Larry Smith was bitten on Mrs. Gus Smith, day. A . ... _ a :,i:no- was was triven Mrs Art Schilling given a a •R. J. Baker and wife were Sun- .he leg Monday by "O «ar”, Glen to spend several weeks visiting birthday party at her home Thurs Karnes dog. Mr. and Mrt,. Gus his grandparents. day evening when friends caUed day dinner guests at the T. M. Smith took him to The Dalles to BRAN D The Baptist Mission society to wish her a happy birthday. The Rolfe home. , - , Claude Bayer and »Robert Schil have the wound dressed. Mr. n x t the the home of Mrs. Sam evening was spent playing P,no Kentucky Straight Bourbon Whiskey Karnes shipped the dog to his Stark last Tuesday. vhle with refreshments.served at ling were visitors in The Dalles brother Wayne at Hoxie, Kansas LOST: Ewe with twin lambs from farm 6 miles east of Grass Mr. and Mrs. John Roth moved a late hour. Those present were Monday. Art and Joe Bibby were visitors Monday night. Valley. John Buether. 52-2 p back here from Doris, California Mr and Mrs. Norris Gilkison, Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Orville Ruggles in Prineville Sunday. where he had been employed for and Mrs. Willard Barnett Mr. and Now is the time to replace those Miss Cassie Holmes returned vzere hosts at a party .Saturday Mrs Oriville Ruggles. Mr. ana the past six months. evening at their home. The fol old batteries,-etc. Catalog prices. home Monday from Portland Mrs iDell Olds entertained Mrs. John Rolfe, Mr. and Mrs. where she spent a week visiting lowing guests were present: Mr. John. DeMoss, representative of member« of the Gras« Valley Lawrence Todd and Mr. and Mrs. and Mrs. Norris Gilkison, Mr. and The Dalles Montgomery Ward relatives. br dge club at her home Wednes Art Schilling. - - Mrs. Willard Barnett, and Mr. and store. Phone 857. Mr. and Mrs. Art Bibby motored Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Boyed and day afternoon. Contract was in Mrs. Arch Cantrall. The evening n friend from Chehalis arrived1 to Prineville Thursday on busi- plav at three tables with high was spent playing cards with re FOR SALE: Two young Rambou Sunday by airplane to visit ness returning home Friday, .let bucks, 2 young black face " C H M R F V L A S IT S N A M E " «„'re held*by Mrs. J. S. Newcomb- here heie -bunaay y_ 4 von BnrstPi came up freshments served later in the 1 hacks, old enough for service, nrd second by 'Mrs. Tom Alley. Mr. and Mrs. Wallace ^May and . Mrs. ^ A H e y held low score for Mrs L. D. May. They left Mon from Portland with Miss Cassie evening. 93 Proof • National Distiller» Products Corp., N. Y. one four-year old black face Mr. and Mrs. Wallace May and day for John Day to visit his (frtn ies. to visit her children sev1- Bred Krusow were business visi buck. Price $10 and $15. JoUn the afternoon. er» l weeks. parents, Mr. and Mrs. Guy Boyer. DeMoss, Phone 857. William Beck motored to The Robert and Jeanette Holmes and ters in The Dalles Friday. G eorge W ilcox and d au g h ter, Dalles Wednesday to return Mrs. Beck and infant daughter home Mrs Maynard Nelson motored to Vale Thursday to return her things from the hospital. here from Vale, where she had been Mr. and Mrs. Arch Zehner of teaching before she was married. The Dalles came up the first ot Mr. and Mrs. Gerald .Dryden en lost week to bring Mrs. John Hays tertained friends for their son, home after spending several weeks Stewart, Saturday afternoon at tl ere visiting. their home, in honor of his birtn- 0 N. Ruggles bought*the A. F. dav anniversary. Those Baker g a ra g e by the depot and were »Robert Oestreich Bobbie moved it Saturday to his ranch Garrett, David and Donald Wells in Finnegan. and Kenneth and Lloyd Karnes. T M. Rolfe and Glen Karnes The afternoon was spent playing were business visitors at Bend games with refreshments served Thursday. at a later hour. Mr. and Mrs. Edgar (Alley were Ed Alley and Tom Fraser of Moro were business visitors at Sunday dinner guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John Rolfe. Antelope Friday. Gus Schilling spent the week Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Brockert of end visiting his family at Golden- Klondike were business visitors dale. , here Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Robert May and Mrs. Clara Baker and son, Elva, daughter, Helen Jean, of The of Goldendale spent Thursday a Dalles and their son, Robert, ot » night as guests of Mr. and Mrs. Fort Lewis were dinner guests at j the home of Mrs. L. D. May and Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Wilson and Mr and Mrs. Wallace May. femily of Kent were dinner guests Mr. and Mrs. Dean Reynolds re at the home of Mr. and Mrs. turned home Friday from Corvallis Shelton Fritts. where they had visited their son, Among those who attended the Gene who is recovering from an cs-nival at Kent school Friday night were Mr. and Mrs. 1 C. A. appendectomy. Mrs. Frances Bibby left Wednes Oestreich and family, Mr. and Mrs. day for Heppner to visit Mr. and A. A. Dunlap, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Mrs. Luke Bibby and at Hermis Bibby, Mrs. Frances Bibby, Miss ton to visit Mr. and Mrs. Mike Virginia Helyer, Miss Myrtle Hel- Bibby. She spent a week at the “ All men now enlisting in the Naval Reserve will be retained on ver, Owen Ealrin, William Brink- ert and Don Cox. A group of active Navy duty throughout the period of the national emergency, young people went to Kent after the volley ball game here with but they will be released to inactive duty as soon after, the emer Rufus. Mr. and Mrs. O. N. 'Ruggles, gency as their services can be spared, regardless of the length of accompanied by the former’s mother, Mrs. Lucy Ruggles, went to Heppner Saturday evening to time remaining in their enlistment.” puend Sunday visiting Mr. and Mrs. Earl McKinney. The occa- c sion being the birthday anniver- sary of Mrs. McKinney. The mystery mothers of the, Ladies Social Service club gave a SECRETARY OF THE N A VY banquet for the mystery children Friday afternoon in the Methodist ebufeh. After the regular meet ing a prograrp was given for the children, followed by the banquet. 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