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About Sherman County journal. (Moro, Or.) 1931-current | View Entire Issue (March 22, 1946)
t W tr hh *»< w Htm í am-«* m «>W i w w * « «• <»*» Mr M d Mr» Fr«4 Don, went to Halfway Mj.; 004 Mrs Ted Ball bad Russell Belshee and daughter, to the city Tuesday. S U lf FMM guests last week Ws broth Oat of Tournera Nina, and C arl Melzer of Moro Among the business visitors their G raveside services for fcthe in and shoppers in The Dalles Sat er, Dr. and Mrs Wendall Ball and IHSUIUHCe COMPANIES fant-daughter, Jan e Marie, of Mr urday w ere M rs Glenn Perry, daughter, who stopped on their Attend Grass and Mrs C. J- Kulick, was held at Mrs F ra n k Bayer and daughter, way to San Francisco, California AUTO — LIFE — FIRE the I.O .O .Fl cem etery at Grass Julia, M rs H elen Alley and dau from Portland. Valley Event Comprehensive Residence &. Valley Monday afternoon w ith ghter, B arbara, Mrs A udrey Vau ba Out of town people who ai tended the celebration of the fiftieth anniversary plus two of the Grass Valley Baptist church Sunday were Mrs Elva Cofer and Mrs S. L. Boyce of Portland, Mr and Mrs R. J. Baker of The Pa les, Rev. James Mc^erg and fam ily, Mr and Mrs' Art Barnum, M’ and Mrs Chester Smith. Mr and Mrs W.D. Walian, Mr and Mrs F a th er Jo h n O’Brien of Dufur officiating. Mr and Mrs Harold E akin and baby d au g h ter w ent to Portland T hursday on business returning hom e Saturday. Mrs Hazel Z urlinden came up from P ortland Saturday to spend the week end w ith her parents, Mr and M rs Tom Coyle, retu rn in g Personal Liability Insurance. ghn, M rs Tom m ie B arnett and Comprehensive Farm and Farm daughters, E thel and M argaret, bj CSIÄT J w M M Employees Inability. F ra n k B ayer and Claud Bayer. Rev. H ow ard A. Schilling was John M. DeMoss, Agent in Bend Tuesday and spoke at the Phone 857, Doro, Ore. W AS00 Deschutes association of Baptist (Reo DeMoss Springs) church at the tow n and country church m eeting. Mr a n d Mrs F ran k Bayer, Mrs Charles P errigo and daughter, Linda, and Claud J3 ay er w ere A L u th era service will be heldM ^rch 24 a t 3:00 p. m. A cor- business v isito rs in ‘The Dalles Monday. dist church on the afternoon of a t the Grass Valley M etho Mr and Mrs Del E akin nave m oved to T he Dalles and are liv dial welcome aw aits you. ing at 618 E. B ennett St. C. WILDERMUTH, PASTOR Mr and Mrs 0. H. M arquissee and son, Gary, and daughter, La Verna, of Ellenburg, Washingto’n arrived th e last of the week to spend a week visiting a t the hon e of her b ro th e r and sister in law, Mr and* M rs M yrle Sm ith. Mr and Mrs Jam es Phifer and daughter of Shaniko were over night guests at the home of h e r m other, M rs Maude G arrett, Vred- nesday night. The Ladies Social Service club m et at - the home of Mrs Wallace May and M rs L. D. May T hurs as complete as we can get day afternoon w ith 17 present. R efreshm ents w ° r e served at the close of the m eeting. Tne next m eeting will be held April >1 at the home of Mrs Orville Ruggles. as the seasons permit Mr and Mrs Tom Coyle had as dinner guests Sunday Mr and Mrs N orris Gilklson and Mrs Ha zel Zurlinden of Portland to cele brate the birthday anniversary of Mrs Coyle. Charles Perrigo left Sunday for M adras w here he will be employ ed. W Jllard Olds recently discharg ed from the arm y arrived Monday from P ortland to visit his grand parents, Mr and Mrs Jacob Was senmiMer. and other relatives and friends. He left W ednesday for Portland accom pandied by his grandparents. Mrs S. L. Boyce of Portland will spend a week w ith her son in law arid daughter, Mr and M’s Orville Ruggles. “Mr and Mrs Ralph . Busse o r Moro and Mr and Mrs H. 0. l>ug- ger, K aren Goddard, Judy Sm ith and Mr and Mrs R. E. LeBleu of Terrebonne, w ere dinner guests at the hom e of Mr and Mrs John Rust Saturday evening. Sam S tark and son,- H arrv, were business visitors in The Dalles F r id a y .. Mr and Mrs Don Sm ith and son, I^arry, w ent to The Dal’es Friday to spend the week end __ w ith Mr and Mrs Gus Sm ith re tu rn in g hom e Sunday. Mr a n d Mrs W illard B arnett and son, Keith, w ere business vis itors in T he Dalles Saturday. Quite a few Grass Valley pf© pie attended th e basketball gan e at Moro F rid ay night between G rass Valley and Moro grade schools. Mr an d Mrs John R ust and dau g h ters w ere din n er guests a t the home of M r,and Mrs Bill Brinh- e rt Sunday evening. Mr and Mrs Sim Duncan ar.d fam ily left Sunday for Portland on businness for a few days. «9P- on >*»“ » » * day evening R01*? T'’**F 5 L u th e r a n C h u rc h Something New Has Been A dded N E W G RO CERY STOCK TO THE MAN WHO GUIDES THE PLOW Tractors and bulldozers do, in days, jobs it would otherwise take farmers weeks to finish. Whether yours is a small farm or a sizeable ranch, your job is worthy of modem equip ment. This bank is eager to help you finance the purchase of such equipment with a Farm Loan. GREEN V E G E TA B LE S SELF SERVICE - HELP YOURSELF ARCHIE’S $b8R HE GRASS V A L L E Y And why shouldn’t th ey !! The spring clothes at GRETA’S are something to talk about • SHOP G R E T A THE DALLES And have that G R E T A lo^k T trn s / tiU O W S H m m Offlc« UIWU« ffa v td T IT L E DEFECTS RHEUMATISM and ARTHRITIS When you purchase real estate, make sure that you protect your investment with good, sound Title Insurance. Hid den defects in titles may appear at any time. They may bring you into court and may deprive you of the property you thought you owned. Title Insurance provides security against such threats. I suffered for years and am so thankful th a t I found relief fronr. this terrible affliction th a t I will gladly answ er anyone writing me fo r inform ation. 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