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About Sherman County journal. (Moro, Or.) 1931-current | View Entire Issue (Aug. 9, 1946)
V 'llBliJi. jiiä ti, Ü M t i, « ( _ I L M LB PEKDLETOH BOMIMJP Despite Harvest ■ h r ..$ « . - « a ' Jr i v , Jackie Heiser of The Dalles was a guest of Joan Clodfelter from Thursday until Sunday.. Mr and Mrs Edward Lieb and family of Oswego called at the home of Mr and Mrs B. C. Baum gartner Saturday afternoon Merle Knotts from Vlsalea, California was an overnight guest at the home of his brother in law and sister, Mr and Mrs Tom Al ley, one day last week. h « tw ■ motored to Portland Saturday averting -return ing home Sunday evening accom panied b y Mr Simon, who spent several w eeks there on business. Mr and Mrs Kenneth Eslinger and family and Mr and Mrs- A. day party at the Grass Valley E ; Eslinger of EUensbui£, Wn., confectionery Tuesday whenTour- spent about a week visiting rela teen youngsters gathered to cele tives, staying at the Herman Zieg brate her son, Orville’s 3 r d .bir ler home. ■; , thday’ anniversary. Games were Mrs Art Bibby and daughter, enjoyed and refreshments of bir Janice, left Monday for Richmond, thday cake, ice cream and orange Washington to visit her brother drink were served after which in law and sister, Mr and Mrs I h e gifts were opened. Edison Sutherland and her sister, J Mr and Mrs, C. M. Clevenger Mira Louise Fraley, who is there were in The Dalles Monday on visiting from Portland Mrs W ayne Kelly went to Bum s business. Members of the graduating one day last week to visit -her husband, who is employed there, class of 1932 of the Grass" Valley he brought her home Sunday ev high school and their families will, hold a reunion in Grass Valley ening. Mr and Mrs Herman Peters August 8. A pot luck difner will had as their guests from Sunday be served, the place has not yet until Wednesday her broher in b een . decided upon. law and sisters, Mr and Mrs Char les Patterson of Iowa City, Mrs Charles Schmidt of Silvis, Illinois, GEORGE C. UPDEGRAFF and Mrs George Marshall of Chip pewa Falls, Wisconsin * Mr and Mrs-George M. Lancas ter and son, Liggett, and daugh ter, Betty Ann, of Ixw Angleles, California arrived last Monday at the home of Mr and Mrs C. M. Folk«i Enterte iß I Mrs Matt Simon -■ » DRESSES COATS — Bus H o w dysh ell, Pendleton, Photograph Pendleton, Ore., August 5, 1946—Ready to ride at the thirty- fifth Pendleton Round-Up, Sept. J l , 12, 13, 14 is Queen Jackie the» First, 18, daughter of Mr ar.il Mrs. John Hales, well known ranchers, her dad being vice-president of the show and director in charge of com petitive events. Queen Jackie, b runette w ith fair skin and hazel eyes, is five feet ten and weighs 110; has ridden since she was old e n ju g h to walk and is a m em ber of the M u. U nger Saddle club. H er favorite m ount is her fine saddle horse, Major. G raduate of Pendleton senior high.school this year, she was editor of the la n te rn , scnool paper, and m em ber of m any honorary societies. Real ranch j*irl, her hobby aside from riding, is gardening and keeping a Round-Up scrap book which she started when she was nine years old. Shu will attend Oregon State college when the Round-Up days a :e over this fall. She comes from a line of pioneer stock and is the g rand daughter of Mrs. A. C. M cIntyre of Pendleton, past president ui the Oregon Federation of W omen’s clubs; the late Mr. M cIntyre, long time U m atilla county district attorney, and the late Mr. and Mrs. J. O ., Hales, pioneer ranchers. Riding w ith the queen will be the following court: Patti Folsom, daughter of Mr. knd Mrs. Allen Folsom of Pendleton; Pauline Lieuallen, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Lieuallen of Adams; Marge McKenzie, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Mc Kenzie of Ukiah, and Suzanne • Lieuallen, daughter of Mr, and Mrs. C. L. Lieuallen of Pendleton. With the exception of Marge, who Is a iunlor at Oregon State, all the the girls were graduated Irom hig nschool in June. Like the queen, all a-e skilled riders. •re this spring A summers'» New Stock to be completely closed outl Grass V a lle y Auditorium 0 Costume Jewelry Reduced • O n e group Blouses reduced Music by Melodians Mr and Mrs Don Clodfelter and family and Jackie Helzer went to The Dalles Sunday to return Miss Heiser to her home after spending several days at the i ’lodfbker home Mrs Jesse Helyer Mrs R. J. Baker 1st for a month vacation from Mr and Mrs Baumgartner and came up from The Dalles with her duties at the hospital. family and :hls brother, Kenneth, her to spend the day. Irvin Parkhurst arrived one motored to The Dalles Sunday day last week from Roseburg to Mr and Mrs Clyde Stradley are when Kenneth left for his home help .his grandfather, Sam Stark, the parents of another boy, Gail in Portland after spending sev in harvest. Francis, botn Monday, August 5 eral days with them. at The Dalles hospital. Charles Perrige of 'Grand Cou Norman Adams of The Dalles lee spent the week end visiting . Mr and Mrs Don Smith and son, spent Monday at the Donald Clod Larry, were business visitors at his wife and daughter at the felter ranch. home of her parents, Mr and Mrs Madras Sunday. ' Mr and Mrs Don Smith and Clyde Stradley and son, Rich Frank Bayer. son, Larry, returned home Wed Sam Stark was a business vis» ard, Mrs Fred Stradley and Mrs nesday from The Dalles where itor in The Dalles one day last Ernest Blaylock motored to The they spent a week visiting at the week. home of his parents, Mr and Mrs Dalles Monday afternoon to Visit Frank I^emley of Vernonia Mrs Stradley and the new son • Gus Smith. spent the week end visiting at Mrs Clyde Smith and Miss Mar- a u th e hospital. the home of his brother, Oscar Mrs Ed Alley, Mrs John Block ggeet Barnett motored to Golden- Lemley. and Mrs Don Smith motored to date one day last week and brou Mr and Mrs A. A. Dunlap and ght, Bill Johnson of Coulee Dam The Dalles Monday to visit Mrs Howard Pierce spent Saturday back wkh them. He is driving Roy Feely at the hospital,. Mr and* Mrs Fred Stradley of evening at the Arzell Lemley tractor for Harold JSakin In har The Dalles are helping their son, home. vest. Miss Cassie Holmes motored to Clyde, In harvest. Miss Freida Buether and her Mr and Mrs A. F. Balzer were The DaHes Tuesday where.. Miss aunt, Mrs Anna Brueckman, were Florenoe Lennartz will Join her business visitors in The Dalles business visiters in The Dalles Thursday. Thursday. , Miss Cassie Holmes came home Mr an3 Mrs Ralph Haynes and from The DaHes Thursday August family stopped at the A. A. Dun lap home Sunday on their way RHEUMATISM W holesale Dealer In home to Richland, Wash,, from and ARTHRITIS Camp Sherman where they spent I suffered for years and am so SHELI. Oil, PRODUCTS a week, Their son, Donald, stay Luber Finera Storage Tanks ed at the Vem Mobley ranch at thankful that I found relief from this terrible affliction that I will Kent. » and Fitting« Mr and Mrs Q ryllle, Gibson gladly answer anyone writing me stepped over night at the home for information. Mrs Anna Pautz of Mr and Mrs Bert Cox Sunday P.O.Box 285, Vancouver, Wash. MORO, ORE. night on their way to Chehalis Pd. Adv.-NUE-OVo laboratories from Madras, they are moving from Madras to Chehalis. Mira Dorothy Fairchilds, John and Glen Fairchilds and Charles Francis, all of Trail, arrived here Friday to spend the week end For sound personal life insurance advice— at the borne of their sister, Mrs •A ll forma of Life Ted Kelly. They left Sunday ac •E nd ow m en t and A nnuity Plans* companied by their mother, Mrs •Insurance as an investm ent Glen Fairehilds, who spent about •Ju ven ile Insurance •M ortgage Cancellation ten days with^her daughter. Mrs Kelly. Norman Summerfield of Port land and PFC Gene Summerfield The Dalles of Fort Lewis spent the week here visiting their mother, Mrs Ai Ffcg.. Mr and Mrs Elmer Cratty of Gladstone arrived Friday to spend a weak visiting relatives M r and Mrs Rosa Fields came up from The Dallas Monday to Is an old established firm that has been selling, spgn<? the day visiting at the servicing and repairing cars for a generation. home of her parents, Mr and Mrs J 6. Newcomb. The dependability of its products and the qual Mr and Mrs L. 8. Logan and ity of its service has been proven many times. •ora. Robert of Oakland, Callfor- A r r iv e Sunday to spend oev- . Now, when it is doubly ^Important that you S f i J P s P * visiting* her parents, have good workmanship and quick service to Mr and Mi’s X R. Newcomb. keep your cars and trucks running, have us take Mira Frances Wells left SundAy for her home In McMinnville af- care of your service problems. 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