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About Sherman County journal. (Moro, Or.) 1931-current | View Entire Issue (Nov. 8, 1946)
«t * SHERMÁÑ COUNTY' JÓURNAL, MORÓ. OREGON FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 8, 194» Mr and Mrs A1 Woody of Port- land are the parents of a daughter, Joanne Mary, w eighing 7 lbs and 7 oxs, born Sunday, Novem ber 3 at St. Vincent hospital. Mr and Mrs M att Simon are the baby’s grandparents. > Mr and Mrs B urt Nye of T u i\ Mr and Mrs Tom Alley w e r ' lock came Thursday to spend hosts a t a dinner p a rty a t their several days visiting her brother, hom e Saturday evening. ' Those Sam S tark and other relatives. present - w ere Mr and Mrs C. M. Mr and Mrs Harold Owens a re Clevenger, Mr and Mrs A. A. D un the parents of a daughter, Carol lap, and Mr and Mrs Arzell Lem Ann, weighing 8 lb 13 oz. born ley. The evening was spent play Sunday, November 3 at The Dal ing contract with high scores les hospital. Mr and Mrs W. D. held by Mrs Clevenger and Mr B arnett are the infants gran d p ar Dunlap and low scores by Mrs ents. D unlap and Mr Clevenger. Mrs Arch Cantrall entertained Mrs Leona Baker of Springfield m em bers of the bridge clubs a t arrived T hursday from H erm is her hom e Thursday at a 1:30 des- ton, w here she spent several days sert luncheon followed by contract visiting relatives,to visit Mr anti at three tables w ith high score Mrs Frank Pike, leaving S atur held by Mrs A. F. Balzer and Mrs day for her home. Mr and Mrs C. M. Clev<mger Alfred Kock and low by Mrs A rt entertained friends at a bridge Bibby. Mrs Scott W hitwood of T he party at their home last Tuesday Dalles was a visitor here Friday evening. Those present w ere Mr an d Mrs Arzell Lemley,, Mr and and attended the f o o t b a ll g a m e Mrs Paul Goddard, Mr and Mrs a* Moro- . ’ n , . MvA t H_rrv Alley, Mr and Mrs B C. Baum- Sam S tark, B urt Nye H arry S o y Schilling. , Mr and Mrs Tom S ta rk and F ran k Bayer J r . w ere g artn er and Mrs Earl Olds, The business visitors in e a ts evening was ?pent playing con- Friday. . .Iir . hom e tra c t with high scores held by Mrs Charles ,!? Idaho Alley and Mr Goddard and low T hursday from Emm . scores held by Mrs Lemley and w here he ^Pent sever® y " Mrg Mr Schilling. R efreshm ents were iting his parents, Mr ana M served later in the evening by the Jo h n Perrigo. hostess. t Mr and Mrs B urt Nye and Sam Social Affairs Enliven Week A t Grass Valley irsop and Mr and Mrs C. R Afldfersop and son, Dennis and Karen Goddard, • were In The Dalles Saturday on : buslness. r; * . J Mr and Mrs Ernest Blaylock j w ere business visitors ih The Dal- • les Monday. • I™ Mr and Mrs Geidl left Thursday for their home in Vancouver af- ter spending several days here vis- iting relatives and friends. David McLeod came up from Eugene, where h e is attending the university, to spend last weekend r, w ith hia parents, Mr and Mrs A. - W, McLeod. : ; , ,ii. Mr and Mrs A .W . McLeod re turned home recently from a weeks v isit w ith their son in : •nd daughter, Mr and Mrs Arnold t Robertson in Portland. , ' Mr and Mrs W. D. Barnett had i as dinner guests Wednesday even j ing' Mr and M rs A1 Geidl, Mr and tutor j^ p prince . . Mrs. Mrg Harold Owens, Henry Peters, G ra y v io ta g . pfcltadel- John Peters and Keith Barnett. f ph’a teacher and author, who was selected as a tnter for Crown Prl :cc K:taishl Akibitj U Japan. |||||n r i l T P Mr and Mrs Ralph Balzer and son, Carcel, came up from Port- land Tuesday. Mrs Balzer and son stayed overnight with her parents Mr and Mrs James Kenqy at Moro and Ralph was an overnight guest at the home of his parents, Mr and Mrs A. F. Balzer. Cpl Clair L. Bal- zer came, up w ith them to spend his terminal leave with his par- enfs. M Among the business visitors Een and shoppers in The Dalles Satur- day were Mrs Earl Olds, Mrs Her- man Ziegler and daughter, Ina May, Mrs Frank Bayer Jr., Mr and Mrs Norris -, Gilkison, Mrs Tom Coyle, Mr and Mrs Lester Barnum, Claud and Keith Bayer and Bill -Brinkert. 18 ------ —, Pre-Armistice P r ilT r illU bUlwBRn fo Tygh Sun- (j, day to spend th e ’day visiting Mr B rittain and fam- W h o lm a te D e a le r ta r , . . . ,, Mf ?nd Mrs O. N.: Ruggles re SHELL O il. PROtíUCTS tu rn ed h o m e ; Sunday evening Lnber Pinera Storage Tanka from H eppner .where they spent and F ittin g s . several days v isltihg a t th e hom e Of th eir son in law and daughter, OIL BU R N E R S Mr and Mrs E arl M cKinney and fam ily. Leland M cKinney cam e T K L 241 M MORO, OBR. hom e w ith them to spend several weeks. Mr and Mrs Dean Olds and her S h ip Y o u r sister, Miss N atalie W assenm iller all of P ortland came Saturday evening to v isit th eir parents, Mr and Mrs Jacob W asenm iller, re tu rn in g to th e city Sunday even ing. H erm an P eters retu rn ed hom e F riday from the hospital in The H a u l b a c k c e d a r p o sts- 3 0 0 0 n o w r ea d y Dalles recovering from an opera tion. Miss Cassie Holmes came up from The Dalles F riday to spend •OOOaOOOQpOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOeOOQOOoOOCOOOOOOOOGOCQ the w eekend h ere a t th e hom e of her father, Sam Holmes. M rs Maude G arrett sold her house here to Mr and M rs Charles Perrigo and bought one in Shani ko w here they moved th is week - Is aa old established firm that has been selling, as she will be postm istress there. servicing and repairing cars for a generation. Mrs Ted vonB orstel w ent to P ortland T h u rsd ay on business The dependability of its products and the qual r e t u r n in g hom e Monday. ity of its service has b e e n proven many times. Mr and M rs Orville < Ruggles and Mr and Mrs W illard B arn ett Now, when it is doubly important that you w ere business visitors in The have good workmanship, and quick service to Dalles Monday. keep your cars and truck» running, have u f take Mr and M rs Ross F ields came up from The Dalles S aturday and care of your service problems. are staying & the hom e of h e r parents, M r and Mrs J .S . NeW» comb fo r the present. Mr and M rs M illard E akin re tu rn e d hom e Sunday a week ago Spokane g 401 E 3rd T h e D a l l e s * from lrom O K, , _ w „ here they attend- ■ o o o o o o o o o o o o o e o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o c o c o o o o o o o o G o o Q o o ed the sh° r t^°™ X w r i n iib Mr and Mrs w ere in The Dalles F riday on business. . F red Cox w ent to Corvallis ast .* * * Tuesday to v isit hls 800 in ®W X t w r . Mr and M rs A ' Saturday Grass Valley Auditorium Melodians Music A d m is s io n $ 1 .0 0 C attle, H o g s & S h e e p to Albright Commission Company .. > ** Albright Commission Co. North Portland ' W alther-W illiams Co. “ •j» .»-•*> M**w«aa ’*** - »gr a n t i w r i r r r • T fr-T • ■«i'*?*"®" • 2* ’ * , Tire Repair and Recapping A D D ED B U S S E R V IC E -'y, • -i ’w * - L* V -t ¿«fe.. . A' . V . * A * dr'* X > y '' •< ' . - f i . ,.< .» /« ,.• » t n ; ■ _ ■ ** ~ " ? • > . , • i-- r -, ■■■■■• ' í Î L v ■a,-4 à - ? • .. t ■****•,.4* a ' j »• .. -Xjg *** E l *. ^ 7 * » 5* Æ f vt .. . r- } .»S' * " i ,.r .fiT T hey all w ent to the coast for se e/aW Jaya fishing, Mr Cox re tu rn ed home Monday. m m lao Mr and M rs K endrick D unlap •of Carlton are the Pare" * °* ® U M / ^ r ^ S a t u ^ y Nove^ rMr ... , - ^ n f . T ',- • ’< • SC baby’s grandparents. LA N D BANK LO A N S Will operate ixm g term. 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