Sherman County journal., December 29, 1944, Page 4, Image 4

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v ith her p aren ts in law, M r and and M rs 6 co rg e Wilcox.
Mr and M rs T. M- Rolfe we
Mrs Gus Sm ith.
Mr and M rs Clyde Stntdley had business v isitors in The Dalle?
as d in n er g u e sts Sunday M r and T hursday.
Mrs BHtert Rteylock. M rs L ind­ • M r and M rs Jim m y B lagg and
say and M r a^T' Mm Boyce Blay­
fam ily cam e from Bingen, W ash.,
lock and family.
j
S atu rd ay to spend C h ristm a s w ith
A . A. D unlap took hi« d aughter,
his p aren ts, Mr and M rs J- •
Mrs Aniha JBawtott, to JPhe t>alles
B lagg. G erald B lagg arriv ed from
T uesday a fte r , sp en d in g ¡Chrirtmas
P o rtlan d to spend C h ristm as w ith
w ith th « h .
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his
p aren ts.
" K r and Mra Harald Christianson
;
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h
ristm as day d in n er g u ests a*
of The Dajles were Christm as
C
harles
B aker home w ere M r and
dinner guests a t the home e>f M.
rived S atu rd ay from La Grawde
where she is in cad et tra in in g t »
expend C hristina« and the holiday
v e e k w ith h e r p aren ts, M r and
Mrs C harles Anderson.
GrartVatley
Mir and- Mrs C. H. Augoe a r ­
rived one day la st week from Che­
h alis, W ashington to visit th eir
son fn law 'and d au g h ter, Mr and
M rs B ert Cox. Mr and Mrs O r­
ville Gibson of M adras were guest.;
a t th e Cox home fo r the holiday.
M rs H a rr? H eising and children
arriv ed S a tu rd a y from Culver io
spend C hristm as and the holiday
week w ith Mr. H eising - a t th?
Installation
IN
Meqfcera^of ,ti»e Eastern ^ tar
m * lat. t t f
wrr1- hall last *fue-
^ ■ y teajBtac far the installation
of otfeena The following were m-
stalled: Vesta Eakin, WM; Del
Eakin, WP; Ltta Eslinger, Asso­
ciate Matron; James Blagg, Asso­
ciate patron;
M>y- »ecretary;
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U a lU < J -ifa jU tr e a su r e r ; Ellen Key Dell Olds* home.
M r and Mns Bruce i Alley and
' acids, jd^dnetess; Cecils Eakin,
baby daughter arrived la s t T ues­
auaoeia|| candurtcass;
Dorothy
DuntepuiwpSn ; Manna Clevenger, day from P ortland to visit his p a r­
c r g a fij^ Velis* Bibby, mar^iall, ents, Mir and Mrs Ed Alley.
M itt Cassie Holmes arrived
D oralfc Y 0(|hteas Adah; Oma
Friday from The Dalles to spend
Exkfe,-Estherj Pays' Eakin, Ruth;
C h ristm a s a t the home of her fa ­
Ploye rooBarstel, Martha; Myr­
th er, Sam Holmes.
tle BU gg, Electa; Dean Reynold*,
warder; Ernest Eslinger, sentinel;
M r and M rs Del Eakin and H a r­
Velma Bfcby was the installing old Snider and children were din­
«.Aeer and Vivien Ball w as m ar n er g u e sts a t the home of Mr and
shall. After the installation re­ Mrs Charles Kenny a t Moro .
ft eshmente were served.
C h ristm as day.
m
Bfchy of The Dalles and
Mr and Mrs F ran k Wilke a r­
Dave Rogers of Portland arrived rived F rid ay
from
B rem erton,
Sunday to spend Christmas at the W ashington to spend C hristm as
home of Mr and Mrs Art Bihhy.
and the holiday week visiting a t
M bs Dorothy Ball came home the home of the form er’s brother
Friday from La Grande to spend >n law and siste r. Mr and Mrs
Christmas and the holiday week C. R. Anderson.
with her parents, Mr and Mrs
M rs Orville Ruggles, returned
home Wednesday' frpm Oroville,
Ted Ball.
Mrs Orville Ruggles had the C alifornia w here she spent sever­
mMfortqne to fall Monday evening al weeks visiting her siste r, Mrs
hieaking her arra^ Mr
took M orris DeVries.
her to The Dalles for medical a t­
C hristm as day dinner guests rV
y
tention.
Mr and Mrs Eben Kee left the
test of the week for Portland to
spend Christmas *nth relatives.
Pvt. and Mrs John Stepanovich
and Pvt. Charles Bloom whose err
elid otf the road just south of
Gsnat Valley Monday on . th eir
way to Geiger Field, W ashington,
from FreMio. C alifornia were over
night guests at the A rt Bthbv
home. They were on th eir w ay
Tuesday afternoon.
.
Mr and Mrs August W aeaanmil
lei o f Portland spent OhrintmA
with Wa parents Mr and Mrs J a -
cob Wessenmiller.
T h e C hristm as program by tfc-
¿pade school pupils given at the
aehsol hm te Friday afternoon was
g rea tly sa jeg ed b y the many par-
ants sad frien d s in attendance.
After the program Santa Claus
appeared qp the scene to give
the Fred Cox home were M rs W. J.
Davis, C harles Davis, Mr and Mrs
Charles Anderson and dau g h ters
Doris and Laverne and Mrs Em-
rps Cox of V ancouver, W ashington.
M r and Mrs W. F. Schilling an 1
Ned Bottenlw-rg of Redmond were
C h ristm a s dinner g u ests at vne
home of M r and M rs W. C. S c h il­
ling a t Moro.
Shelton (R ud) F ritts of the
V S. N avy arrived S aturday to
spend C h ristm as and a ten day
leave w ith his paren ts, Mr and
M rs Shelton F ritts .
F red Cox and C harles Anderson
went to Condon T uesday on b u si­
ness.
V he land of the tree
A m opping-up party was clearing the last hold­
outs from th e last dugouus on on? c L ia e I .¿hall
Islands. As t the fuse was set to fiLchar^e the
demolitions, a Ja p came running out v.’iui hands
held high. “Don’t shoot,” he said. “I've got a
—
brother in Brooklyn.”. He finally convinced authorities th a t he does
have a brother in Brooklyn.
CHOCOLATE-COATED CRISIS
T he diye-bonP’rr, because of a broken oil
r
line, was farced down i.x th e South P~-
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cific, miles from anywhere. The radiom an-
gunner broke out a îifè-raft, an d just bc-
fc
e plane sank, he looked around to see 3W th e pilot
v
.ring during the’ critical moments, “ l .j . r e he was,’
sa" . ie radiom an-gunner, “climbing cut of ilie plane v .-h
the plotting board in one han d and a box of candy in
the other.”
ily «f Antelope-
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T. Lester Jsbniott
WASCO
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EVERY WOMAN CAN’T SERVE
IN THE ARMY OR NAVY
N'JRSÈ CORPS.. •
B’JILD A BETTER MOUSE TRAP—
At a South Pacific base, a M arine cracked his watch crystal.
ich repair facilities a t hand, the L eatherneck m ourn-
W ith no
ne fact th a t he would be without the use cf his tim e-
fully fee
;rowsing through tire post exchange he gut an idea,
piece. E
n air :??-colored, tran sp a ren t plastic cigarette cose
He bot
p o t.::.-k n ife fashioned a new cry:tai th a t fit h is .
and wit
ctly. Now h e’s swamped w ith oiuers from his buddies.
watch p
CONFUSINC BUT AMU5L” "
Post Ofiice Departure.-- f
ci n'.i
. !.■ d a bu.lt t;:
anti Navy personnel in the t
Cal., area th a t mail v s 1
posited in trash boxes on
throufhout the city.«*L
parently mistook the trash
street letter boxes.
N avy intelligence
The three white stripes on a saiRfr’« cellar don’t stand for
’ ted Slaves Navy fs the
ly
anything a t all . .
r has hau a m ui.oy . • •
one in the world w
to r<Pr officers- o \ : ’ m e
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cause he t es his r;
■ with Iris left hand . . .T h e
the bos’r ir c
¿¿red to the I". S. Navy, is
rank of r — r.*—-
. al in th e Arrnj.
equival -t to a t
H elp by learning how to take proper care
of their own families . . . help by volunteering
for work in civilian hospitals . . . help by
relieving registered nurses for
im portant wartim e work.
The Army and Navy needs Registered N urses
to help in the great task of m aintaining the
health and spirits of American men. As
President Roosevelt recently said, One of the
most necessary thiogs to keep up the m orale of
our fighting men is tho knowledge that
com oetent nursing care is always at hand for
those injured in battle. The record made by the sixty thousand m ines
w hd are serving with the Army and N avy is one in which every American
citizen can take pride. W e will need more nurses in the Army and the
Navy and kknow you w ill not fail in providing them.”
; UP FOR MAIN EVENT '
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How- a hem ecks w ent a I
Sa^pt r.
: v.as wearing ..
i b’- i Am erican sailor
a a.e i -uo k. The .sc
g u ests a t th
M rs Bud Coo A.
M rs G ertrude Will ants. 1ert h>a.-
u id ay for P ortland t( spend Christ
mas and th e holiday with friends.
Mrs J e r ry Cunliffe and daughl
arriv ed from C orvallis to spe
C hristm as and th e holiday w>
w ith h er fa th e r, L. K. Smith.
ir lay fren i Ch Kalis, Wa him
to fP “nJ C’u-’stn a s and the hoi
her paren t^, M r ar.
v ee k w ith
v»
Mxs Tom .Alley.
M r a r ’ ’ r J.. S. N w e em b ’
to The b l '1 >s Sunday where ’ t h*
d au g h ter, Doc is, joined th m r
on to Port land to spend C hr
w ith th eir «•on in law and <1
ter, M r am d M rs W ayland W eh
The Gras Valley Rebekah? am fam ily. An th » r d au g h ter.
Mi
gave a C hristina:
Odd Ftllnw
Bus Logan and h er son, Rober
p arty a t th l.O .O .F. had Wedni
'pected t be tbwre th is w •:
day evening D ancing was the di
Oakland C alifornia.
version of the evening. A fter a
1 a i, L afrv ,
Don 5 idh
exchange of g ifts refreshm ent
mbs
c;>m p ar
v ere served to about 100 guest
hr stma -
Thi
Mie*s M ildred Alley arrived S.
I f YOU ARS UNTKAINED
u k c . home nuruog t ou„e. There i, an urge« need both now and in the
future for women in the home to know how to take care of Ulneat when
ft cornea, to prevent it, when posable. Or you may volunteer aa a » w s«
1 lie success of this project to train women to become Red Cross Volume
Nurses Aides is one of the spectacular proofs of the ability of American
.
women to meet an emergency.
I f YOU A W A SCNIOK CAOUT NUBSC
TH E OLL
Q uality—Dependa b;
from The Dalles Sunday to spend
C hristm as w ith his children pit t 'c
Del Eakin home.
‘ M r and Mrs .E d Alley had
v,
dinner g uests C hristm as day Mr
and M rs Bruce Alley and bam
d a u g h ter of P ortland, Mr and-M rs
Tom Alley- M i* Mildred Alley of
C hehalis, W ashington and Mr an
M rs John Block.
Mrs C hester C lark of P ortland
spent C hristm as w ith h er parents.
M r and M rs Grover Young.
Ned Bottenl>erg arrived Sunday
from Redmond to v isit M r am
M rs W F Schilling.
M r and M rs Roy Schilling an,.
G ary, were Christ™ »’ <’’nner
»en e your final six months of training in an Army hospital. Complete your
valuable training so that you can qualify to relieve a registered nune.
1 I f YOU A R f A R fO ISTSR fO N U RSf
join the Army or Navy Nurse Corps now! You may mean the difference
between life and death to our wounded men.
For full particular} about H om e Nursing, Nurses AM*’’
Cadet Nursing and Arm y and N avy Nurse Corps, phone or vtstt local
Red Cross Headquarters
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BLITZ-WEINHARD COMPANY
with approval of American Red Cross.
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M r « a d M is Fred K u rd s and
fcaty d au gh ter arrived F rid a y ir o n
P ortland to spend C hristm as w itn
her petrente. M r and M rs M a tt
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Thompson.
H arold Snidei and son cam e vp
J i r and Mrs J. W. Blagg had ns
Mr and Mm Edgar Alley took
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Mrs Jimmy Blagg and
eHMien to their home in Bingen
Monday night after the dance.
T-Sgt and Mrs BiW Ball a r r iv ­
ed here Skturday from Portland
to visit hit parents, Mr and Mrs*
Ted Ball. S g t BtJK recently re-
turned to the States from England.
Christmas dinner gueria at the
Raw Holmes tejme were Mr and
Mrs William Holmes and family,
Mr and M b » Ted von Borstel and
family and John Brogan and fam­
fi mily.
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M r and Mrs A rt Schilling and
fam ily w ere dinner guests C h ris t­
m as day a t the home of Mr and
Mirs W. C. Todd.
Mr and M rs H arold Eakin had
C hristm as dav
each pspB **d child p resen t a as dinner guests
T m * ended the school, for Mr and M rs T o m ‘ Coyle, Mr and
UMs year sad school will take up M rs N o rris Gijkison and Slim
dinner guesta Christmas day Mr
and Mrs Jimmy Blagg and child
re of Rjngon. Washington, M-Sg»
lo a n Blagg, Gerald Blagg of Port­
i n g and Clarence Blagg and M *
and Mrs Edgar Alley and child
Mrs T. M. Rolfe and Mr and
Mrs John RoMe and family.
Mr and Mrs 0 . N . W t f » f « 11
to Heppner to spend Christo»»®
vnth their »on in law tete daughter
M'ri'apd - Mrs Earl McOxteey and
in The B a ile e F rid ay.
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Mr and M r. Fnmk
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Mr » d Mr» C?W. Field. W t
Saturday aiWruoon lor Hermi.ton
to apend Ohrlatmaa •*. the 1
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