Sherman County journal., January 01, 1943, Page 3, Image 3

F R ID A Y , JANUARY
PAGE
Health Nurse
* »
V»*
1, IM t
Jy|wn, Mr. and Mrs. Clauds T hom p- V A R IETY MEATS SU PPLY
Albert Pleumke
Remember Pearl Harbor—Every Payday
^on and Claudine, Mr. and Mrs. U N R ESTR IC TED PR O T E IN
J la r tin Melzsr, Lois and P riscilla,
V ariety m eats, such a s heart,
and Mrs. Orval Thom pson a n d ' liver, ton gu e, braftis and others,
children, and Mrs. P eake, m other are w orthy o f closer acquaintance
.p f Mrs. D ew ey Thom pson.
in th ese days o f restricted m eat
M iss Lois M elser w as iip from supplies, sa y s Mrs. M abel Mack.
Portland for C hristm as w ith h e r , extension nutritionist a t Oregon
. parents.
* .
State college- The holiday season
F irst L ieutenant A lbert P lum -
County
court
w
ill
m
eet
next
i„ a good tim e to try som e of these, r
111 m Luclle V ale, county health
ke o f McChord Field w as hom e
nurse for th e past th ree years, W ednesday, th at being th e first ail o f w hich are on th e unrestrict-
on a furlough Saturday and spent
has accepted a position In
Lane W ednesday In th e m onth, and in
ii»t, sh e says-
it with his parents, Mr. and Mr*.
county in sim ilar w ork and
w ill t h e new year. Jerry W ilson w ill
Like other m eats these are all
Max Plum ké returning Sunday.
leave for her new position this
sw orn in as judge, Vernon
MU- ^ ood protein foods. Most of them
Miss H elen gather,
daughter
w eek end. Succeeding
her w ill >er a® county com m issioner and offer good value, especially
in
of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Sather, a n ­
be Miss Bernice W arlla, of A stor- N aom i V anG ilder a s treasurer. iron and sev era l o f th e vitam ins.
nounced her engagem ent to G eo­
In.
Mrs. VanGilder w ill be
serving Sw eetbreads are
even used for
rge R ouse of Portland a t a din-,
Mr. and
Mrs. M. A. Bull w ere her third term In office and th* m aking d igestive extracts for ar-
ner Christm as day. Mr. R ouse is
irt Condon over C hristm as and for 'Others their first.
my and civilian use.
in the N aval Reserve stationed in ’
a few days follow ing. T h ly re-.
^«
McLeod and C. V. B e l-
W ith proper cooking all of the®«
a southern state.
«
turned to Moro M onday after a > n*P w er® in The D alles M onday variety m eats m ake both nourish-
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Helyer and
v lsit w ith their son, H ollis, and w tl«n Mac w ent to have his head jng and appetizing dishes, points
Infant son of River H eights, Wn.
fam ily In thr~G illiam county cap- /Iressed. They called on BUI R ay- out Mrs. Mack. Som e are so ten -
w ere here to spend the Christm as
lto l..—___ ‘
monUj
'
tei th ey need very brief cooking.
heli days visiting his parents, Mr.
Mrs. Sara R asm ussen of P endle-
No ®chool w as held N ew T ears p rains and young liver, for exam -
and Mrs. W. C; H elyer. They r e ­
ten. Mrs. Lou Brown, now o f E n -
although pupils attended clas- pie> need hardly m ore
cooking
turned TO their hom e Sunday.
t la t W n. daughters o f Mrs. Lucy
the fore part o f the w eek. than h eatin g through In a frying
Geraldine Norton of , Portland
R uggles and Miss A gnes Strletsel m aking one of th e sh ortest Christ
w ith a little fat, or in a broij-
was here to spend Christm as day
o f E ntiat. spent th e C hristm as
m as vacations In years. er. H eart, tongue, and beef kid-
and Saturday and Sunday with
holidays w ith Mrs. R uggles
and
L eR oy W right and Giles F ren- ney, on th e other hand, need long.
her parents.
<h w ent to Condon M onday on
slow cooking w ith m oisture to get
other relatives.
Luther W arren Davis and Mer­
request
from
citizens there to . them tender. H eart or kidney is -
rill Sather left Saturday for Cor­
Mr. and Mrs. W. Gelter of 8po- take part in a discussion about good used in stew or in shepherd's
vallis w here they will enroll for
*kane, W n.,
spent the holidays tbe propoaed curtailm ent of ser- p \e> w h ile tongue m akes an excel-
the second ^ e m e ste r o f the year
vlsltlng their daughter, Mrs. Ar- vice on the Condon branch of the ient dish baked w ith sliced vege-
nold Landry and husband.
Union Pacific.
U bles.
The Ken t h i g h
school played
'
M errill Oveson le ft
Thursday
o e h r u d e O illm or left
Sunday ' i n purchasing variety m eats she
the town team Dec. 22 when they ‘ •
^ o o n for Manti, U tah, to visit his to resum e her work In Portland suggests selectin g th ose th at are -
•defeated them by a 57 t o 17 score.
fath er w ho is very ill there. The for the First N ational Bank, after f uu plum p, and free from blem -
The town team consisted of itfer-
> d « r O v e » n 1« over »0 y e a r , of , pend)n< c h r l„ maa h ere.
,6h„ . Y oung and fre>h ,,v .r . kid-
rill Sather,
George W ilson« E u ­
^»ve and a t the tim e o f his l a s t _______________
¿ney and heart are bright In color.
gene Norton, Frank . vonBorstel,
f islt In Moro was hale and hearty.
JFresh brains are-pjnklsh grey. All
and Luther D avis. .
ORC W ILL AID W A R E F F O R T
p f th ese m eats are m ore perish- v
” •. W. Ray B lake has taken
—
Merrill Sather spent Christm as
the Job as assistant in the post THROUGH EX T E N SIO N WORK able than regular cut and h ence
eve visiting w ith his sister, Mrs.
need to be kept cool and' cooked
olHco, beginning the first of the
Blaine M iller a t M o r o /'
Organlzation o f the OSC e x te n ­ prom ptly.
w e 'k . i he replaces Mrs. W. J.
sion program for 100 percent par­
Mrs. M. K. Plum ke gave a par­
Martin Jr. who resigned.
ticipation in the w ar effort w as
ty
Tuesday evening _ during the .
BAUER K R A U T SE R V E D IN
Mr. and Mrs. W ayne Thlm pson
the m ain them e o f th e four district
C
hristm
as season. Those present
M ANY N EW COMBINATIONS
w ere here C hristm as day to have
conferences of agricultural and
w ere:’ Mrs. J. E. Norton and son
Sauer kraut can be m uch more
dinner w ith her parents. Mr. and hom e econom ics field w orkers just
R oss and daughter, Carole, Leona
w idely used in furnishing contrast
Mrs.
Roy
Pow
ell,
and
other
m
em
-
________
_
_ ___
com pleted, reports W . L. Teutsch
Sather and Jerry W ilson Jr. Ice
b e n of the fam llyw ho were pre.-. Bs, „ tan7 dlM ctor
exteneion. " in flavor” at a m eal w hile contklb-
cream and cookies w ere served.
Som e specific action^ of lm m e-
®<>me m inerals and vitam ins.
ent.
___
, Mr. and Mrs. John K oepke and
Mrs. Theresa Tim m erm an w ent dlat<J ,m portance In the counties "®V® Mr®- MabA’ MA ck - extension
daughters o f Redm ond and Joh n .
to Portlahd to be w ith her m other, wag even accom plished, w here at nutritionist at O.S.C.
K oepke’s father Hans Koepke of
W hile m ost people are fam iliar
w ho Is reported very 111. She did earb session representatives o f tho
The D alles spent Chlstm as with
not return for th is w eek ’s school ODT conf erred w ith staff m em - m erely w ith kraut alone or kraut
The George McKay fam ily.
byt is expected after the first o f bera ln w orking out procedure for and w elners. there are m any w ays
Mr. and Mrs. Blaine M iller and
the year. „ Mrs. H ollinshead sub
appeal o f th e certificates of w ar
m ay be served, she said. Kraut
fam ily were here to spend C hrist­
¿itituted for her part of this w eek, necessity for farm trucks. County w ith sk usage, spare ribs, or pigs
m as day v isitin g with her parents
representatives estim ated th at 60 knuckles is Just a starter. Other
~
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Sather.
B ill
Raym ond
is
im proving
percent of th e farm truck ow ners ideas are sauer kraut scalloped
City
Star.
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. W ilson w ent
.slowly at the M id-Colum bia h o s­
were granted Insufficient gas on w ith m acaroni and bits, or krauf
to
P ortland-M onday . to spend the
pital and his return hom e
has their first applications to perm it sclioped w ith left-over
m ashed
C
hristm
as holidays w ith both of
been delayed for a few days. Mrs. full operation of th eir farm s, and potatoes and a generous am ount
their relatives.
D orotha Moore I« carlw t for «tate , hat )n
o f <he ,araer cou n .
cheeM _
Mr. and Mrs. Jay McKay and
business. *
tles 75 percent o f th e allotm en ts ------------------------
fam ily of Grass Valley, Mr. and
Mrs. N ina L. N ixon, m other of are Inadequate.
The arm ed forces
will enroll
Mrs. Robert Schilling and fam ily.
Mrs. LeR oy W right, left T hurs­
The eight m ajor w ar-connected 70,000 young m en a m onth out
over-
The
Junior
bridge
club
honored
Mr. and Mrs. W alter W ilson and
W
esley
W
ilde
of
Camas.
W
ash.,
-
A
new
s
Item
o
d a y for her hom e at W eiser, Ida., projects of 1942 w ill be continued o f abbut 1,200.000 w ho reach the
of
the
their
huibands
w
ith
a
potluck
sons
spent the C hristm as day
vlsi-
Christm
as
looked
ln
a
recent
after a visit here of three w eeks. next year. Theae are: tha food g ^ o f ig next year according arrived tp , celebrate
— vs - a —
,
w ith his fam ily. Their guests were Journal
for w hich the reporter dinner at
Mr. and Mrs. Afton ting at tho Alfred Lyons hom e.
y
The Sunday m orning stage c a r ­ for freedom program and accom - er estim ates.
Mr. and
Mrs. Vivian Rust, Mrs. hum bly
apologises -era»—That In M cIntyre’s Tuesday evening also
Mr. nnd Mi;s. W- C. H elyer had
panving victory garden cam paign;
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ried.-». group o f yoiing folk s back
Glenna
Ahdereon
and
sons,
Stan-
the
first
w
eek
of
T.B.
®e®l
sales
the
birthdays
of
Mrs.
Ormond
aa
guests Saturday evening Mr.
I n E ngland, ail w om en from 18
—
1
w » «-el
settin g up and operating farm la -
to their various schools. Bad roads __________ lw_______ _
of
Sherm
an
county
•
>5
field
Hilderbrand
and
Mrs.
Carl
And-
and
Mrs. J. M.?-Wilson. and
bor com m itteess ln each co u n ty f to 45 m ust register for war ®er- ley and Leland.
~ son,
delayed them after thev left Moro conducting the
statew ide fam ily vice. and single w om en and w i- Mr. and Mrs. Hal Shelton and sale bond was p ^ lfc ia a d by Joe erson. Mrs. Hilderbrand received Richard and Mr. and Mrs. George
and m ost o f them apeqt the n ieh t food supply and m jtrltion pro-
w ithout children, betw een paughter Nancy of Toppenish, Wn Brooks, Janitor o f W M eo school. a stam p corsage and a birthday W ilson and sons.
riding.
Leaving w ere
Claudine gram ; organizing fire protection 20 and 30. are subject to draft.
Richard * Abell Was a dinner
w ere holiday gu ests of Mrs. Shel~ He realizes t ^ e c e s s i t y of health card w as sen t Mrs. Anderson.
Thom pson for OSC: Carl P eetz. crew s: settin g up farm transporta­
ton’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Insurance TO children of
the
Mrs. H. D. Proudfoot returned gueat at the Luther D avis home.
W vm an F rench and M illard M el- tion com m ittees;
school. Mrs. E . D. McKee was the from Seattle Monday where she
j oe Gregg of Redm ond w as a
McKee.
enlarging 4-H
first.
omfcHBver
to
mall
out
Christ-
has
spent
several
w
eeks
ew
ith
her
visitor
in K ent Saturday,
zer to th e U niversity of Oregon-. c ,ub w ork; orKanlxInK th e nelgh -
Mr. and Mrs. W alter Maffei of
m
as
seals
in
this
county
and
af-
gOn
Ted
and
krlfe
and
new
g
r
a
n
d
-
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The la tte r has
been
attending horhood leader system .
^ e r m isto n spent
Christm as day
EOCli at La Grande.
w ith Mr? and Mrs. Ed Feldm an, terward for five years none was daughter, Judith Ann.
m ailed.
.
Martin Johnson o f P aisley was
E. L. K nicht. field representa­
‘ Mrs. Maffei’s parents.
Bill
McKean,
store
keeper
3rd
C
hristm
as guest of Mr. and Mrs
tive o f the World W ar Veteran«
M. and Mrs. Arthur Bracken,
C H U R C H E S
Gordon Rich and little daughter, class? navy man of Farragut, Ida. O. q . Hilderbrand and fam ily. He
com m ission, w as here Thursday
r k n t c h ur c h
Susan of Portland w ere k guest3 arrived for a short furlough. He w m soo-n leave for Bend to work
on business for th e com m ission.
The church looks to the New
.lantv closed the bedroom door of Gordon « parent«. Mr. and Mra and h i. mother. Mr«. R. H. M e <„ , he cantonm ent near that place
Mrs. M. A. Bull has announced Y ear w ith the consciousness of
Kean
Medler, son rwi.
Icel­
and h x k e d it. Alope at last! She E . P. Rlch last week.
"
— drove
------ -- to Portland t Tuesday
. . - d .» Also
. . . . M’rs. Grace
that Red Cross m eetings will b«> its responsibilities. C hanges w ill
and back for Christm as eve at and
and daughter P hyllss,
Mr.
threw
back
her
head
and
heaved
-'5
resum ed on W ednesdays, b eg in ­ com e to us this year in the day
a deep sigh. Then she peeked out
___
Mrs. Arthur VanG ilder return- hom e, .
and Mrs. Joe
Hilderbrand and
ning January 6th. at 1:30 p.m.
by day things and even in the
of the com er of her eye at the d from spending several days ln
Mr. and Mrs. ' Hudson
W hite ¿ aUghter Patty w ere there ns
Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Peetz w ere
q{ the church> but the m es­ mirror to see whether she really
-
relatives
and fam ily of Hay
Creek and C hristm as eve gueets.
did
look
like
Hedy
LaMarr.
Quite
.Portland
with
relatives.
h o sts C h ristm as d ay th m em ber« sage of the church en d u res-it is
a lot, she decided. >
Mrs- Hom er HIn
of Y akim a Mrg H E Endicott of Eugene
Jerry Barnett has returned to
of the Barnum and Peetz fam ilies the m easage of God to a weary
And now to business. - She drew w as Mr. and Mrs. E lvis R ich ’s w ere guests of their parents, Mr. bja school duties at OSC.
in this county, sixteen being pres- world The K ent church invites forth from the bottom of her top company f ar Christm as, She is
and Mrs. H. H. W hite last week.
Owen B arnett of Portland spent
ent to sit down to a bountehus din- yQU tQ Jta m e€tings in the contt- bureau drawer the sheet of pink Mrg Rlch>g mother
wv
Christm as w ith his fam ily. Mrs.
MV. and Mrs.
Harry VanGUder
MarJe —
Barnett
w as guest
ner.
dence of its m essage and its help-
thnt qhePhadrb^en saving for this
MVs. Lydia D arby’s w eekend
,
r
...... — - Cooper
-
Mr. and Mrs. C ollis Moore had fulness. Bible school at ten and
day. She sat down at the tabic guests were her daughter, Mrs. gathered the follow ing friends an
C hristm as day.
' s.‘ Christm as dinner guests
his w orship anti m essage at eleven,
by the window and dipped the K enneth Fergusen. husband and relatives Tor Christm as dinner.
pen into the bottle of green ink 1|nle dauffhter8 of
D aiies.
Mr. and Mrs. O. A. Sargent. Mr.
Mr. and Mrs. Law rence K ase-
father and m other. Mr. and Mrs.
o . W. Jones, m inister
S l S S ’IS L S2 fc h
Mr. and Mrs. R ay Barlow and And Mrs. Darwin VanOllder, John berg and fam ily are spending the
E H. Moore, and brother and s i s - ----------- ---------------
a p ig a b o u t children of E ugene . are visiting and Olive Robinson, Mr. and Mrs. holidays with Mrs. K aseherg’s par
te in law, Mr. and Mrs. R oscoe C hristian Science fjoctely
.She wrote, with al th e hom e of Mrs: Barlow ’s Vernon VanGilder and daughter. ents. Mr. and Mrs. John Foss at
Moore.
Sunday m orning service at 11.
beautiful
nra-, parents, Mr. and Mrs. Dick John- Em m ajean. Jam es Maddox. W aL Moro.
<
Twvntv two T hom psons w ere Subject: God. W ed. eve. m eeting
besques, ¿SDcar
.
ter Eaton> Ralph W illiam s and
Mrs.
Bernice
Guy and son.
2™1feurMa of Mr'- ®nd Mrs D ew ey at 8 includes testim onials of heal-
t h a u ’’^andHieTd
W-m, M cK inley . Q t^ P en d lftto u Bryan „ VanG ilder._____
Gaylord of Portland are here for
ing?
R
eading
room
is
in
the
rear
Tbom pson C hristm as dav.
I n -
her ’he?§ back stopped off on ;hls w ay hom e
Miss Hazel W atkins o f Porf- the w etfc w h li U fa IMUWllg. M l.
eluding Mr. and Mrs. A. C T *nm n- of the building where all a u th ­
to admire this from Portland and took his mo- land is visiting her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Lamborn.
«t
orized C. S. literature cAn *be bor­
effort of the best pupil in pen- thgr Mrg Fred Co,e home w,th and Mrs. Everett W atkins.
A large crowd gathered a t th e
rowed or bought.
sr fm v
stamps for a him for Christm as. Mr. Cole w ent
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Alley
and ’ Cecil F ields hom e
Christm as day
Moro Com m unity Presbyterian
bond. $18.75.
I
started Jast to Pendleton for C hristm as day sen, D ouglas spent C hristm as day for a bountiful dinner.
Jam es D. Moberg. pastor. Bible
Mr. and Mrs. O. C. Andrews are
Christmas when I got $3.00. Not aR djd another brother, Earl Me w ith P aul’s parents, Mr. and Mrs.
305 acres in C enterville section, sch ool 10 a.m. m orning w orship
s
p
e n d in g s o m e tim e w ith their
counting
50
cents,
I
have
earned
Klnney
nd
famlIy
of
Heppner.
Tom
Alley
at
Grass
Valley.
11 a.m . Sem on "The Cost of D ls-
K
lickitat county.
practically
tciicKiim
------------ — all
i
.
Qn«»ciftl fill
ore
all the rest, working one or
of m
more
E ugene Spencer
o f the navy sons. C hester Paul and Philip in
tillable and o f the best lan d -lots cipleshlp Luke
days a week at a local grbeery
Mr. and Mrs. L ow ell Burris and gurprised hte parents, Mr. and Portland and Salem.
o i w ater-buildings-hog w ire fen ce m usic by choir.
Choir practic
store an d I’m quite proud to say
I
-----
ked
hard
to
get’it
”
children
accom panied by little Mrg Howard Spencer Christm as
MJr. sind Mrs. Leroy B elshee and
W ed. 7:30 p.m.
P rayer m eeting
Price 140 per acre.
J^aney stared out of the window/ Miss Ann Clothier left for Port- eve by arr|Ving from Boston. He baby fr*om K etchikan, Alaska, are
t
• ’
" -T.
.
595 acre farm K lickitat county 7:30 Thursday.
at P e te r so n ’s hou se and beyondx iand Tuesday m orning.
wllI repOrt again for duty the visiting at the hom e o f Mr. B el-
255 acres tillable, fenced-new m o­
at the big yard where the kids
m iss Aileen ScoA of P endleton 1 Rth of j anuary.
shoe’s father. R oy B elshee. Both
dern house-fother bulldlngs-good W asco Church o f Christ
were
p la^ n| nu y iJf ¡¡¡r She C ° ®P0nt Christm as w ith her parents
Mr and Mrg. p ree Crews and have baen under the doctor’s car®
pasture-47 acres a lfa lfa -sp r in g s-- A H appy New Year to you on
e“ S m 7 n g e ?i( r e looking out the Mr. and Mrs. R alph Scott.
son. . Marlon w ere dinner guests at Vancouver. Wn., for several
th is day of Christ. Jan. 3rd, 1943
P erhaps w e cannot supply ' yon
gravel road
Window,
I
see
a
peaceful
little
Mrs. Augusta H uckln left last ftt the Dan McDermld hom e D ec- w eeks. Mr. and Mrs. Roy B elshee w ith the tractolr or im plem ent you
send for our land list. C. E. Crooks Services for the day: 10:00 CJiurch
town, and I wonder now the world w eek for Seattle. W n. to be w ith pmber 25th.
a
w ent to The D alles to m eet them
Goldendale, W ash B ible school, W. D. W atkins, sup t
need to handle next year’s work—
cs*.t be «7
in ♦hie
such wnrld
a^turmoil
and such
~the her daughtert
M ri Murray W al-
Quests ax
at m
the
M
ethodist parson- W
ran
h
ave
*
’
Quests
e
meu.uuH»
W ednesday.
e<mes<iay.
_____
11:00
Divine m orning w orship:
but
their fellow men. So I'm
and hu.hand for t h . h o lid a y . age Christm as day w ere Mr. and
Mr and Mr> j e ff W ilson and
FOR SALE: 3 yr. old reg. H ereford th e m essage:
L ife’s new w hite
1. W e m ay know w here
n eig h ­
proud to send these stamps be-' Mr. and Mrs. E ldon N esham and Mrs. Cliff Fridley. Mrs. Ida An- Donnle w ere here for Christmas,
bull Prince Dom ino breeding.
page. Christian E ndeavor at the
boring fa n n e r has th e very
cause I know I’m helping to make Mn, and Mrs. Clyde » e a r in g arc drewa Mrs. Maud Akers and Miss
. toaether w lth Mr. and Mrs.
size tractor or im plem ent lying
’.D avid Reid. R ufus -
3tp
- parsonage 7:00 p.m.
w hole world peace:
peaceful a again
the whole
g a m ^ p e ^ in g several days In Portland. v j vjan Trounce.
R oy B elshe had Christm as dinner
. ............-
w
f . Claude Stephens, m inister.
idle that w ill All your needs. „
U a i e U8 le n ^ {¡« " ¡¿ m e with a n ’ Mr- »nd
u t - Funk w ,r *
Mr. «nd Mr«. Olenn VanGilder
th. R o b ,rt B , l . h . e fam ily
‘C aterpillar” Dealer
LOST: 8 w hite feeder pig® be- , .
important flourish, not forgetting Christm as guest» of their daughter
Portland returned hom e Sun- ftt Moro> They w ere guests Sat-
7
’ tw een 80 and 100 lbs. R ew ard ., At a.M-’O M ethodist Church
in
th
is
section,
w e h ave dedi­
a conspicuous “Miss” in front o] pnd husband. Mr. and Mrs. Gene day
■
urday evening at the Jim K enny
125. W. D. Barnett, Gras» Y a l- Jftfhday school at 10 a.m . Morning the “Janey.” After she had Hull ln Portland.
cated th e facilities o f Our Part*
Mrs. “ Anna Lee la rejoicing orer hom e
PHnne 922. 0-10-11-pd w orship H a.m. Epworth league
sealed the letter she went on star-
and Service D epartm ents
to
Mi*. Retha Moon, of Moro and
tbat Dec. 22 sh e w as m ade,
0:30 p.m. P reaching services at
was°awfidlyh peacefuL ’ Overhead daughter. M argaret are guests of ft gre>t grahd m other. A son was
keep a ll m achine« producing
3 yr old H ereford -the* G tass V alley M ethodist Sun-
for victory. So, regardless o f
TÀ K ËN UP:
she heard a plane go humming by her son, George Moon and w ife. born at the hom e of Mr. and
d ay afternoon at 2:30.
Bull Vernon M.'ller, Moro lt c
your pow er problem , bring it
through the sunny afternoon air.
Mr. and Mrs. B. A. Grady and Mr„ Floyd Rathbun. Mrs. R ath-
F. L. Cannell, pastor. ~
td us— w e’ll help you solve IL
Then the voice of her best Mr and Mrs. E. F .Chase o f Port- zbun waa Betty Medler of Glendale
i i d t - ^ J a ^ e v l ”08 Ind an^ T nsU nt lnnd were rcceht w **kend
Cal., His nam e w ill be Lynn and
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Visits Parents
To Lane County
At Kent
Christmas Observed In Wasco With Family Dinners
And Friendly Gatherings o f Neighbors
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Janey
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_ her feet and tear- f it Mr. and Mr®. B. H. Grady
ing downstairs and out. She was , Mr. and Mrs. B ruce Grady and
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Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Smith are
not Hedy LaMarr
nor _____
a deep phil- grand daughter R uth Ann spent
- oso pher'’ any "moreii, but exactly
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twe 5ve years old.
(Latter from an actual com munication
In tha Alas of tha T reasury Depar tenant.)
di>v w„ h M1„
|n
Goldenaale,
Nora Ort(Jy
.pending the holid ay, w ith
their
D. , mar and family In Spot
kane, Wash.
b
to Save
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Buy
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