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About Sherman County journal. (Moro, Or.) 1931-current | View Entire Issue (Sept. 21, 1945)
JA M «i IB IM A J I OOVMTfJVVWAL M ü UO, O»BttO> Buried At Grass ValleyWedn esday B id - h f *. Jam es Kester and Max Brown took (Henry Kelly to The Dalle« Saturday night when he enteTBd the hospital, having been ill sev eral days, he died Sunday morn m g . FSmeral aerw oee were held at Grass Valley Wednesday. School started here Monday morning with 41 pupils in the eight grade«. Teachers are Mis Margaret Lannen let and 2nd; Mm Lorraine Kent 3rd and 4th; Mr» Audrey Vaughn 5th and 6th and Mrs Grace Zevely 7th and 8th grades. Bus drivers are the same as last year, Ted KeHy the •Buckley, Wren Hogue the Rut ledge and Herman Peters the Rosebush. Mr and Mrs Roy Schilling and son, Gary, and Mr and Mrs Bud Coon were business visitors in The Dalles Saturday. Mr and Mrs C. R. Anderson "and abn, Dennis,, and Mrs C. Wilke, went to Portland Wednes day to spend the rest of the we^k shopping and, .visiting relatives. Mr and Mrs Joe Hombucsle came Saturday evening to spend a few days visiting at the home of Mr and Mrs Charles Anderson leaving for their home in Missouri on Tuesday. » * I Mr and Mrs Frank Wilke ar rived Monday from a trip to Col orado to spend the night at the home of his brother in law and aister, Mr and Mrs C. R.* Ancier- sou. They left Tuesday for ilitii home in St. Helens accompanied by his mother, Mrs C. Wilke, who will vmit them. Mr and Mrs R. J. Baker ar rived Wednesday from The Dalles to spend a week here on business. Mrs Art Bibby returned Thurs day from Portland where J M n H O , Ougg«? went to Port* Mr and Ed A lk y MtUhMd fistel Hartley bedanu ths own* land Friday td atULhd- the fUneral Monday from Portland ■ „ whagfr It o f tfca garage he now otettpitt berta, Mr Mhd Mra Edgar Alley. having bought i t from Del Eakirt Mr and Mrs H arry Ho Well, service« for C.B. Hayes, Who died they spent several day«. ™ George Howell and Mr and Mrs Thursday Sept. 13 and w » b urud Miss Anna Schw&rte left the thia w eek. M r Eakui has owned W .D .-B arnett were business vis Saturday Sept. 15. He was .'n hospital Sunday, where «he had the g a r a g e »ince 1918. Mn Henry Kelly tü say . aíPTKMBiün »1, imi Frad Cox, M n A1 R o * ito rs in The Dalles Monday. Rev. Howard Schilling left Mon day for Portland where he will attend the Multnomah school of the Bible thio year. He will come home over the week ends. Mr and Mrs Lawrenca Todd and son left Wednesday for Min neapolis, Minn., where he wili go back tp school, a fte r spending a month here visiting his parents, Mr and Mrs W. C^. Todd and oth e r relatives and her -parents, Mr and Mrs Wayne -Spoor, a t Molalla. Cpl. Gerald Kelly, left Friday for Redmond a fte r ef/ending a few days here visiting at the home of ihie brother, Ted Kelly, and faipily and friends. He re cently returned from many mon th s in England. LL and Mrs Robert Vaughn and T-Sgt. and Mrs S.‘ Kent a r rived the (first of last week. Mrs Vaughn and Mrs Kent ar*> tea chers in the grade school lu-i a . they will ottty with Mrs Dm Smith during the school year. Ail w ent to Pendleton Wednesday to spend the day at the Round-Up. Mr and Mrs A. A. Dunlap left Wednesday for the coast to spend a few days and to attend the hall games in Portland. Fred Cox, Dorn Cox L. K. Smith and Mr and Mra Ted Ball left Wednesday for Spokane, Wash , to attend a Hereford sale. Mr and Mr« Ball will visit their dau ghter, Mr» Darrel Francis B aiky, before returning home. Florin Coon was a caller here Monday from Sandy. grandfather of Mrs -John Rust. Mrs Rust and daughters were in Portland several-weeks and all re turned home Sunday. Mr and Mns R. E. LeBleu sre the parent« of. a daughter berr« Monday Sept. 17 a t the Md-C?l- umbia hospital. Mr and Mrs Wallace May w ;n t to The Dalles Monday where Mi- May will take treatm ents. Mrs M arguerite H utchcroft a r rived here Sunday evening from Portland to spend the week visit ing a t the home of her brother in law and sister, Mr and Mrs Arzell Lemley. Gloria HuJtchcroft came up F ri day from Portland and will stay w ith her aunt and uncle, Mr and Mrs Arzell Lemley and attend !hc Moro High school. Mr and Mrs John Buether had as dinner guests Sunday Paul Themelis and Mrs Christine The- melis and children, Jim m y and We know a dame Who «oneedes tion~hei* own and there are two akUi to every Rtwa> aide, the wrong THB OLD RBLIABLX for Quality— Dependability—-Courtçsy been over a week with a broken Conceit is something you have got when you think you have choltz home Sunday night. Mr so m eth in g you hadn't got. Bucholtx brought her home Mon X ’"’ — > ~ day. ’X MT Lt. Robert Vaughn and T-Sgt. S. Kent left Sunday for Lebanon to vitet at the home of' Lt. Vau la w s * ghn’s parents after spending a VASOO week here with their wives. arm, she went to the Arthur Bu- 1 I Y, ! G R A SS We Have VALLEY * a I. B 9 a s u l ' C e re s a n r I Two of the best wheat treating compounds known ™ H elen, o f The D alles, Mrs Vem Mobley and children of Shani^cr were visitors here Tuesday . i - Mr and Mrs L. D. Eakin, their daughter, Mr» Marion Van M etre and baby of The Dalles and Mrs Eakiin’s mother, Mr» W alter New ton of Corvallis took a trip to the coast returning home last Wed- needay. Mrs Newton c^me up as fa r as Moro with the E akin’s and »pent several days with her son in law and daughter, Mr and Mrs E rnest Eslinger. Mr and Mrs Frank Bayer-» re turned -home Sunday from a trip to Carlton, Wash., and Canada where they visited relatives. • Smut has been on the increase in the northwest. Many new type wheats are only slightly resistant to smut. BE SAFE. Use- h OITA ft ’ ' \ Basul or C eresan fygh Valley Fair 1 + + ................. .... . I, VO iVTf ..----------- - Sunday Sept. 30 Riding Racing C a s h P r iz e s •<Y. >- ? w she spent Several days shoppng. Ste phen Bibby stayed in The Dalles over night coming home Friday. Pfe and Mrs Bill Todd arrived Tuesday frees Spokane, W ash., to J d s i t a - few days with their parents, Mr and Mrs W. C. Todd and Mr and Mrs Shelton FritU. The Ladies Social Service club met a t the home of Mrs Wallace May Thursday afternoon with 7 members present. Refreshments were served at the close of the meeting. Mr and Mrs T. M. Rolfe and grandson, Rodney Rolfe and Mr/ Everett Dunlap were business visiter* in The Dalles Saturday. Among the Grass Valley shop pers and butene»» visitors in The Dalles Friday were Mrs Charle* Perrigo and daughter, Linda, Kei th Bayer, Ina May Ziegler, Mrs Helen Bayer and children, Baa-bar» Alley, Mrs Tommie Harnett and daughter, Margaret. Mr* Bernard Martin and daughter, Mrs Eltou Kokin, Everett Cantrell, Harry Hartley. M » Jo** Block, Mra Don Smith and son, Larry, Mr» Boyce Blaylock, Mr and Mrs Gro ver Young and eon, S g t Harry Young, Mr’ and, Mre J .W . Blagg and daughter, Marie and Bill Buether. Among those who went to Golo- endale Sunday to attend the ro deo were Mr and Mre Del Eakin, Pat VaHantyne, Mr and Mrs B*>r- nard Martin and daughter, Mr and Mr» EKon Eakin and eon and Frits Rohweder. Mr and M¥a Damon Fields and children of Wasco visited at the C. W. Fields home one day last Mr and Mre Ed Alley took their »on and daughter in law, Mr and Mre Bruce Alley and daughter, Karen, to Portland Friday after spending a week wttth them. Bruce left Sunday for Camp Park», California after »pending a 30 day leave w ith relative». Fred Krakow came up Sunday from Hood River to visit hi» daughter, Mire Florence Krunow, at the Fred Krrooer home. He left Monday for Hood River to work in the fru it A party w oo giren in the ban quet rooms of the Baptist church Tuesday evenmg in honor of Mr and Mre L aw rence Tpdd, who »pent a month bene vite ting rel ativos, leaving RVedneoday for Mr a n d Mbs C . W. Field» left fo r P endleton to v isit r ela tiv es and back to H erm iston on A ste r - d a y to v isit M r and Mm I. D. Pike b efore retu rn in g hom e Sunday. A rthur Bibby returned frame F rid a y fro m Pendleton where he atten d ed th e R ound-U p. HERE’S REAL LOW-COST ELECTRICITY V FOR EVERY HOME AND FARM! 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