Sherman County journal., March 23, 1945, Page 3, Image 3

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MÀtB I. ÍHBMMAM COUNTY JOUKNAL. MOHO, ORÉGON >R1DAY, MARütí 24, l t U
M i» Dorothy Barnett returned b ^ i w » Tlehur, In The D e lk . Set-
nig Thursday with his wife, who
token fa By donation».
home Monday *vemn*
Mr mid Mrs Bill Todd returned
day night. Thursday she attended Helen, W«re buainess visitor* iu
Mr» W bri Bailey, pre»ident ot has been in a Portland hospital n e n e . Where ehe v ^ u d h«r » t o
f F a l l e . j f - *
the Rebekah convention at Kent The Drile» Tuesday.
the Bebekrii naMnofriy of Oregon, for some time.
Betty, since Thursday.
Mr and Mre W. D. Barntt were >weddmg trip.
n w «
home m
d » ^
and Mr. Bailey were guests at
Mrs Frank von Boretel went to
her daughter, 1 1 » Jeaae Helyer. from L a O'“ * * * « *
the home «< Mr atMi. Mrs T, M. The Bailee Sunday to spend
She returned to her home In The day to
_ H p ^ . Brif» Mat w eek em t
few day* on business.
FaKMy accompanied by Mrs
£*,
Thursday afternoon they visited
Mr and Mre Ted Trimble luui
the Kmit lodge wbme Mr. Bailey as dinner guests Sunday her par­
- Amelia Peterson who spent a Hick Bx>My
'few day» ee her guest.
>
. ^ ^
' h ^ f o r the
ents, Mr and Mrs Lewis Old*.
.
Mr nnd Mre Cherlee Lemley re- T'***or e t the Ba" hqme .for 1 held the P totrict convention .
The occasion being the birthday
~Those Arem tne Vr»*«
, Metabera «A the Eastern Star tun|ed to
home j„ portland « « * M'd- . .
u-rnett left lodge attendhlg the convention at anniversary of Mr. Olds.
,
Snerman ehajEer No. l t t mot
.Tuesday after .pending about ten
' 4n , „
p „ ,, k -» co a S b t-
kent were vMw
Mr and Mrs W. F. BehM W
the meso«». *—•- — —- -
-
Mre Prank Bayer, Mrs Bdgar A -
went to Moro Sunday where they
Thia beta« the 25th birthday annl-
ley, Mie Jrifa Bieck, Mrs Clyde
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b T>. l b , . ■ ■<•
X
of the ehejAer. After the b « - " S ™
were dinner guests at the home of
Strsdley, Ml«
SridUlng, Mr»
I-
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* * - “ *
Alfred Koek. V e Alfred Payne Mr and Mre W. C. Schilling. Mre
tama a e e tta c • program waa gtr-
W. F. Schilling and . Linda Rae
en aa follow»: A pfano aolo by Mrs _
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and Mr and Mrt^T. M. Rolfe. _
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1 o-d- A _ m
> a
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Mr and Mrs AreeiT Lemley were
celebrated their birthday anniver­
Elton Eakin; troop ringing by toe • A. J. w<iody
Friday evening «ft«r • ^x*t luclt
Woody A R T 1-e arrived
at their
saries.
intermediata
severe!
— 3 3 • gradee;
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ttow aong»
aonzT
Wednefday March 14th from
Tuesday evening in honor of « « r a t mrwn o’clock Mre. Bai-
Mr and Mre Dean Olds arrived
by
rix
gWe¿
w
vetal
old
thne
eongs
h y r ix f f W ^ i^ B t t d o ld t H «
Cwnp
MaMachueeVto to ^ ir
«nd Bon ChristUn- toy held a school of instruction
from Portland Monday evening
by Laona M ooreand
* visit Wg wifc end »on <t the home
who joined the navy and fo* for the Graas Valley members at
to spend until Thursday visiting
with Leona at
_____J of her parents, Mr and Mr* Matt Mary
’ 'Sayre
and Veda ------—
Belabe j who the I.O .O X hall-
her parents, Mr and M is
oayra
Ze»t Iriinger reed the hiatory o f _____
Simon. They left Monday, for joined cadet . inuring.
.....
— evening 'Jahn Rotfe drove to Portland
The
Wassenmiller.
the chapter rinee it was organised
u
relatives
waaeperrt in pUytog gm ne. with and Hilleboro Wednesday return-
written by Mr» Del Kekin; «♦™r, ‘ Frank Lemley returned honrfr refreshment» served later fa t¡*
Bwriwra by Mr and Mr« from portiand the first of 1 a * evening by the hosUa» «erittedI by
^
Boggles. While the commit- week
after
^ nding
mveinl Mrs Edith Sayre and Mr» Robcr.
toe erne getting the refmahmenU month* working m Portland..
Delshee <rf M o t o . -
•
ready Mr» EM«» Eakin played lor
Mr <nd Mr# A A Danjap , r0_
K
. „ M™
M u rs*
group ringing.
I
ceived a telephone call from their
b
b Alfred
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are
The cake waa served from a lace ^ „ ^ t e r , Mrs Anita Barnett, Dunlap a o ^ Mrs Doh
covered table with centerpiece of from New Y<>rk
Saturday »ay- aponeormg <
L
yellow daffodil, flanged by yellow inr
„ ftne „ d „ jo y in g ¡every Mr. BUI T o d f
“
can^ee. The cube wae bmutUndy
;
training in the Wav- the Meeonle hell S » tu r d a y « n e r -
Z
w ratad with
with white
w h it. roees
ram . edged
edged ~
,
noon March 24. E r e r y o n .1» tarit-
deeorated
wittk f f l w and the 26th b i r t h d a y '
Mr and Wre W. C. Patterson and ed.
1 ‘ °n! eon, B x e n e , of The D ai!» .pent
Mra Dm»
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m io
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1 OM—mm
ta?ri>v«r
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Sunday
visiting
at
the
homes
of
Eakin
Twmiuned
over-
cut
and
Ä
____
A
nf
went
to
The
Dalles
m
ure
end <rf the teMe and
Mrued by tha worthy matron, Mrs Mr and Mrs Ernest Eriinger and day. JBM
^turning home
mght on b ig n ess retu
Del Bakin, with a silver napkin. Mr end Mrs Marcus Eslwiger.
Hreabmento <rf sandwiches, oliv­
Clarence Young RM 1-c went Friday.
es, Jello
Jo and coffae
coffee were served at
Porttond Saturday on business
Gordon Lemley left W f f t o ^ y
table». About aixty members
a few dayg s i t i n g on a Victory ship from Portend
and guasto were present. Out of relative«.
as a Merchant Marine.
town members present were Mr A
Parents and friends attende
Mr and Mre A. A. Dunlap, Mr
Mrs L.V . Walton of The Dal In and Mrs Arxell Lemley and dau­ the play, “The Tantrum”, P * °«
and Mrs Brama Pluemke of Port ghter, Carolyn, Mrs George Wil- by the pupik of the 7th and »‘h
Und.
Mr ----
and ------
Mre cox,
Darwin
Van Peters
Gil and Bill Pauche
grad«, at the ochool h ou « Monday
bbo « .
Henry
<tor of thrM oro chapter were aiso aUended
oywter feed at Kent evening for the benefit of the jun­
ior neu
Bed Cro». • The
tumbling exbU
present.
celebrating the 26th birthday an- J(>r
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— was
The Matron wishes the mem
niveiw ry of the American legion bitk>n
on after the - pMy
o ftb e E w U r n SUr to be p r e » -t
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greatly enjoyed. About »11
M tha next meeting Apnl 3 for
Mr and Mm C. M. Clevenger
initiatory work.
u Yakima, W ish., Friday to
Ball Olds has been appointed visit their daughter, Mre Ray Pet-
« ¿ d dlrartor for the G r .» V .l- trei and w>n and other reU fves.
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toy district by Superintendent
Wi­ They returned home Monday ac
ly Knighten following the resign» companied by Mr. Clevenger’s mo­
ther and their little grandson-
tton of Wallace May.
Mre Matt Simon and daughter,
Mias Caarie Holme» came up
from The DaSee Friday to spend
the week end visiting relative».
George von Borttef of The Dal-
tos w e n t the week end here with
W> parents, Mr and Mre Ted von
VillCV -*•
ui w » l« « 7
Masons, Star
3^
Observe Birthday
B
"THE CAMPBELLS ARE COMING"
h oretoL
a»^,
Hoboes spent Sat­
urday and Sunday visiting at the
M t and Mr» Ted von Bor-
T h rc ç A c t C o m e d y
Mr and Mie - W. F. Schilling
Gtmday evening visiting at
the home of Mr and Mre Claus
MORO HIGH SCHOOL 6JMN1SI0M
t
Mr and Mre Dell Olds were hu<-
ytoHore in The Dalles Satur­
day. '•
Friiay, March 23rd
M,, Edgar Alley and children,
Jefan and Baihara, and Mre Her-
and son, Carl, were
riritoe in The DaBes
General Admission $.50
Reserved Seats .80
fir ¿ a Mre John Block were bn»-
em Mrftore in Moro Saturday.
Mr and Mr» George Smith took
their dawhtor, Judy, to The Dal
toe Thureday for medical atten­
tion.
M t and Mre Charles Davis went
f U
to Portland one day last week on
business.
The M is»« Dorothy and Jean­
ette Holmes came up from Port-
toad Friday to
¿ nd
visiting their parents, Mr and Mre
William Holmes.
Mr M d Mra T. M. Rolfe »pent
S i t i n g ral.trve» m Klick
Mhington
W .I U « May returned home
ToeUhy ft®m Hood River where
. p i t severe! day» v i - ^ g W
» Mn
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tays E dw ard C. Pease, Pres, a n d M gr.,
management. In the past fifteen years alone,
the cost of lighting o w store has been reduced
D epartm ent Store, The Dalles, Oregon
nearly one-third.
"Ever since Pacific Power & Light Company
came to The DaUes 35 years ago, we have
been getting more electricity for less money
each year, and, in addition to that, the extra
Krvices that help us use it to the best ad­
vantage. For instance, when we installed com­
plete new lighting fixtures to improve our
wore, a PP&L lighting expert helped us figure
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CHOOSE ITS
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WAR QUAUTT
parents, Mr and Mre J. A. Wal
^ M r and Mr» Ralph Rust
“We’ve been getting a Bakers
Dozen’ from PP&L since 1910
our requirements and helped us select store
light» that are giving us far more light for less
money. But more important stiU is PP&L’s
went
N ow .h>. y our c u begin .o p ic iy o w r b r a u i
35-year record of continuously reducing the
to The Dalles Monday to bring
daughter, Jacqueline home
let Corby’» g .ld « T»»
^ " .T E i^ U v M^d
fine whiskey. Enjoy Corby • crHieplly *«
carefully. We believe you’ll mark
tfito light-bodied, sociable bleu
as your favorite from bow ob .
price of electricity through good business
from the hospital.
k A vefy good attendance was had
j a t the Sherman County Sunday
^¿chool rally held at the Baptist
S j £ e „ Sunday. Sunday « h .ool
held in the morning and a pot
h*ck dinner was served at noon,
fa the afternoon • p r « ™
m joyed, put on by the Sunday
' K lrota from Moro. Waoeo, Kent
L
..ttantton, baring
•boulder out <rf P1* «
breaking
- lW r collar bone. .’ * » «
tombBog act at the echool hou-t.
, <Va Etha Schilling w w « • « «
Bfcht vtaitor a t the hom e.of
and Mra J. 8. Ncwoon* Wed „
M*
cades. Mr. Pease has been a resident of The OgUta
in the mercantile business since 1884. One of the first
users of electricity In The Dalles. Mr. Pease tells of the
early days when his store was lighted with coal oil lamps,
and when The Dalles was a shipping point and trading
center for all the central Oregon country as far south
as Lakeview; when ten-horse teams hauled wool to The
Dalles for shipment by rail or boat, and returned to
the inland country with wagonloads of groceries and
supplies, often taking a month for the round trip. Mr.
Pease has a well-electrified home in The Dalles now,
but says his light bill is one of the smallest items of
household expense.
C ompany
r
w aa
snd Gram Valley.
JaqneHne R w t waa taken to The
D o II m hoopltal Friday for medical
The Edward C Pease Co., Inc., department store is one
of the oldest mercantile establishments cast of the Cas­
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YEARS
OF I I I C T R I C A I
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