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UHEttMAM COUNT I JOURNAL,
Former Resident
Visits Relatives
At Grass Valley
Mrs Lester Nahouse of Salem,
Mrs Lyle Nabouae and small dau
ghter from Lea Angeles, Califor
nia and Mrs Ronald Powell were
here one day last week visiting
relatives.
Mrs Nellie Ferbrache went to
Portland one day last week for
miedical treatment, her daughter,
Hannah, of Portland is taking
care of Mrs iFred Krusow during
her absence.
Mr and Mrs John Block and
Mrs Ed Alley were busneas vis
itors in The Dalles Monday.
Mr and Mrs James Blagg and
daughter, Marie, left Friday af
ter receiving word that her mo
ther, Mrs Asa Eslinger, was not
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some time.
Mir and Mrs C- M. Clevenger
were business visitors n The Dal
les Monday.
Mr and Mrs Charles Lemley
were hosts at a dinner Saturday
evening m honor of their son,
(Kcar. who is home on furlough.
Guests included Mrs Vern Mc
Gowan of Independence, Mrs Carl
Sherman of Portland, Mr and
Mrs Norris Gilkison, Mr and
Mrs W Uiam Brink ert and Bud
T’rinkert.
Mr and Mrs Ted von Borstal
and family were Sunday dinner
guests at the Sam Holmes home.
Arxell Lemfley went to Portland
Sunday with a truck load of hogs
for the Portland market, return
ing home Monday.
Fred and Bert Cox went to Ore
gon City Wednesday to attend the
funeral services for a cousin.
C. W Fields and Mrs Elna Raw-
leigh went to Wasco Friday to
attend the funeral services for
the former’s aunt, Mrs J e sse
Hull.
Rodney Hutchcroft arrived here
MORO, OREGON FRIDAY, MAY 5, 1944
of Mr and Mia Ted Ball on boa-end here with relatives.
James D. Moberg, pastor.
and
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Mr" B « ™ * Martin BiUe school io , . m.
H r. Ted ven Bonrtel and eon. had « Sunday dinner <ueeto Mr WoT-ll
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Georg«, «ad M n Alfred Kocfc
Mre Rowell Foster and child- &
al mn-c> choir
w e n t ' to The D«Uw Monday,
«°d Mr and Mre (Mow Martin
Endeavor 7.-30 p.m.
George returned to school after
ehuanu. Tuesday 8p.'m. Prayer meeting
spending the week end at home. Miss Kaye Alley of Graae Val-
Sunday School Choir at 7:30 p. ni.
Mrs Etha Schilling and son, ley 'was among students whose
,
Robert, of The Dalles were busi- election to top scholarship honor
ness visitors here Saturday. Mrs eodeties at the University of WASCO METHODIST CHURCll
R J Baker returned to her homo Waahjngton in Seattle was an- Sun(lay School at 10:0« A. M.
in The D ali« with them attar ”« “"««•
annual honor, eon- Morni
Worehip at 11:00 A. M.
.pending the rreek here with Mr. vocation held recently on the cam- £
rth U a iu e M 7;00 P M
Baker.
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wa* elect®d to
F- L. Cannell. pastor.
Mrs William Ball arrived here Pl lam bda Theta, women’s educa-
Saturday from Kearney, Nebraska tion honorary,
to visit her parents in law, # Mr
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and Mm Ted Ball. Her husband,
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8 f t . BaR, left recently for over
seas duty.
Mir and Mrs W F Schilling
CH URCH ES
Christian Science Society
spent Saturday afternoon visiting
Sunday morning services a t
at the home of Mr and Mrs W C Moro ( ommumty
11:00
a.m. Adam and Father Man
Schilling at More.
.
Presbyterian Church
Mrs Art Schilling and Mm
Kenneth Todd were business vis
itors in The Dalles Thursday.
Mr and Mm Roy Schilling and
son, Gary, went to The Dalles
Friday to brings Mre Schilling's
father, Bud Coon, home from the
hospital, also Mire Coon who hax
been in Th*» Dalles
Sgt. and Mm Mvrle Fmrvth from
Cowman Field, Kv.. will arrive
here Sundav morning to spend
hia furlough waiting her parent#,
Mr and Mrs Del Eaton. Sgt.
Smith’s mother, Mrs
Eleanor
Smith of Eckley, Colorado will«
arrive with them. Sgt and Mrs
Smith will he glad to see anv of
their friends who wish to call at
the Del Eak'n home as he has
onlv a week to spend here.
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Mrs Carl Sherman and Mrs
Vern MoGowan left Sundav for
their homes in Portland and Inde
pendence after «pending the week
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The reading room. In the rea’ thorized Christian Science .liters
of the building is open. AH au ture can be bought or borrowed
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IS DOING A GREAT JOB
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Registered Herefords
Barker & Dams Ranch
Condon
9 MILES WEST ON HIGHWAY 206
R o u te w ill b e sig n e d
Saturday, May 13
S a le start» a t 1 :0 0 p .m .
T h e s e re g iste r e d c a ttle a r e P r in c e D o m
in o -A n x ie ty b r e e d in g a n d a r e H»e e n tir e
h e r d s o f Mr a n d M rs C arl D a m s a n d o f
P ra n k M o n a h a n .
V R Runnion, Auctioneer
YOUR CHECK will come in the’ same type of
envelope used for mailing our bills. You will notice,
too, that the check itself is the same sife and shape.
V.
Commerce, Indian Affairs, Irriga
tion A Reclamation, Library, Riv
ers A Harbors, Poet Office A Post
Roads.
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has obtained the increane in the
federal Forest fire protection fund
from 2 1-2 to • million a year;
eecured the $43,000 FWA alloca
tion for the Portland Isolation
hospital; sponsored V e t e r a n ' »
“Bill of Rights”; secured Central
Orogon Irrigation project.
is now working to reimburse Ore
gon taxpayers for Federal lands
removed from the tax rolls; is
pushing numerous recommenda
tions to improve Oregon harbors
and waterways; he is taking ac
tion to relieve Oregon livestock
and poultry industries of oppres
sive Federal regulstiohs.
V o te to K e e p
U. S. SENATOR GORDON ON THE JOB
R e p u b lic a n P rim a ry , M ay 1 9
Paid adv. Cordon for Senator Cora, V a rah all Cornett. Exec. Sec.
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The reason for this is that these checks — 75,000
of them — were made out on our regular book
keeping machines in order to get the job done
quickly and efficiently. You can imagine what a
long, slow job it would be to write so many fehecks
by hand.
holds these Important and influ
SENATOR CORDON ential
Senate committee poets:
SENATOR CORDON
f a r U n i t e d S t a te *
Watch fo r it!
It’s your share o f
the $300,000
rate dividend”
we’re baying to our
electric customers!
FOR OREGON
Saturday from M ilwaukie to v isit
bis grandparents, Mr and Mrs
Charles Lemley, and his uncles,
Frank and Oscar, returning to
his home Tuesday
Frank, Oscar, and Gordon Lem
ley. and Rodney Hutchcroft went
fishing Monday.
Miss Cassie Holmes came up
from The Dalles Thursday even
ing to spend her vacation at her
home but was called back to The
Dalles on Tuesday.
Mrs Carl Sherman arrived here
Thursday evening from Portland
to spend the week end visiting
her parents, Mr and Mrs Charles
Lemley, and her brother, Oacar,
who is home on furlough, and
other relatives.
Miss Myrtle Helyer of The Dal
les was a visitor here Saturday.
Mrs Vern McGowan of Indepen
dence arrived here Friday even ng
to spend the week end with her
parents, Mr and Mrs Charles Lem
ley, and other relatives.
Mr and Mrs Robert L. Ball and
daughter, Mickey, of Corvallis
spent the week end at the home
Wednesday night service at 8
includes testimonials of healing.
.
We are glad to share with our customers in this
way the benefits of the extra volume of business
resulting from unusual wartime demands for elec-
tricity at many points on our system. This is just
one more step in our 34-year record of consistently
reducing the average price you pay for electricity.
Pacific Power & Light Company
P w n System
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