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About Sherman County journal. (Moro, Or.) 1931-current | View Entire Issue (Dec. 20, 1946)
) PAOB 4 SRtCftMA* COVNTY JOURNAL MONO, OREGON FttlDAY, DECEMBER SO, 1044 cohere official» Wfe. Buildings turned oyfcs k>. BO^DIBRB RACK A t ABAIR Crass V alley The 326, veteran’s families of college Include a refcfeatlon approximately 1000 p e r s o n s 'fuid a red cross building t to be living in the new Adair Vil has a meeting hall nujUMt lage seven miles north of Corval entertainment or religious lis after January 1, will be encou poses. These were formerly raged and helped in setting. Tip by patients at the CRjnp i their own local government and hospital, later known as O a social and recreational program, lis Naval hospital. Masonic Lodge: Install Officers Tuesday night the Sherman Chapter O. E. S. and Sherman ’ lodge No. 1 O A .P . & A M held Joint installation at the Masonic Installing officers for the F.a stem Star were Mrs Rose Amidon Installing mMron; Harry Pinker ton installing patron; Mrs Marie Hoekkwon installing marshall. j Ntna Pinkerton installing organ 1st and Mrs E. E. Barzee installing chaplain, all from Moro. Officers ' instaNed were Gayle Goddard, worthy matron; Joe Bibby wor thy patron; Lets Eslinger pssoci- j ate matron; Grover Young, associ- , ate patron; Alta May, secretary- j Wallace May, treasurer: ^ma Ea-„ kin, conductress, Lou Bibby. as sociate conductress; Ellen Rev- ( nolds, chaplain; Velma Bibby, marshall; Bertha Brlnkert. organ ist; Vivien Ball, Ada; Cecil Eakin. ] Ruth; Mabel Blaylock, Esther; , Floye vonBorstel, Martha; Myrt’e , Blagg. Electa; Violet Knott, ward- i er; Dean Reynolds, sentinel. Officers for the M&fcns were installed by Wallace Mty* as foV lows: Dell Olds, worshipful mas ter; Owen Eakin, senior warden; Luther Davis, Junior warden, Ar nold Dunlap, treasurer; Harold Eakin, secretary; appointive of fleers were Clarence Young senior deacon; Harry Young junior dea con; Norris Gilkison, senior ste ward; Ivan Blagg, junior steward; Grover Young, marshall; Joe Bib by, tyler, Del Eakin, chaplain' After installation Mrs Orville Ruggles played two piano solos, “Canadian Capers” and “Roses of Picardy”. an<J three junior Misses .Joye Baumgartner, Barbara Blay lock, and Karen Goddard sang three Christmas carols Frank vonBorstel Jr., returned home Thursday on terminal leave from New York having recently -arrived from Germany where he spent a year with the army of oc cupation. He took a two weeks tour through Italy and Switzer- a George G. Updegraff Attorney at law ,A group of girls are reviving Mrs Alfred kocx ana Mrs v n. the old custom of singing Christ-/'Anderson were shoppers in The mas carols and will sing Monday Friday. night, December 23, for anyone Edgar Summerfield came up placing a lighted caudle in the from St. Helens-Saturday to take window. J his mother, Mrs A1 Fok and her Mr and Mrs Fred Cox left Fri- household goods' to St. Helens, day for Corvallis to visit their where she will make her home, son in law and daughter, Mr and Her son, Gene Summerfield, came Mrs A1 Roberts and children re- up Saturday from* Fort Lewis turning home Tuesday, stopping and returned to St. Helens with in Hood River to bring Mrs Julia them. Sum ner back to spend the holi- Mr and M rs T. M. Rolfe h ad as days at the home of her brother, th e ir guests Monday Mr and Mrs Char lie Anderson and fam ily. Ray F aria arid children from Among the business visitors Sale1^- , «v . and shoppers in The Dalles Mon- » r t - E l l e n B .L y o n s Je ft/w e d - day were^Mr and Mrs Pell Olds, nes(lay or Portland to spend the Mr and Mrs Ted Trimble, Mrs holidays kdth-<Jtl»Uv«». < Art Schilling and children, John Miss Cassie Holmea came up Ro:fe, Mrs Ruth Graybllle, Mrs* froni The Dalles Friday to spend John Rust, Mr and Mrs H. O. ^he week end here with her fa- Ducgcr. Mrs Matt Simon, Mrs ther, Sam Holmes. Miss .Wheat Dean Reynolds, Mrs Bernard Mar- a^so The Dalle» casSfe up Sat-, tin,, Mr and Mrs Millard Eakin urday to spend the week end and children, Mr and Mrs Bud w hh Miss Holmes Brinkert and Bill Brinkert- Schoo.rwaB‘ closed Monday un- Mr and Mrs A. A. Dunlap were til after the holidays as the heat- hosts at a birthday dinner Fri-. ing apparatus went out of ‘ com- dav evening in honor of-the bir- mission Sunday night.,, < thdav anniversaries of Mr Dunlap Mr and Mrs Herman Peterp and their- daughter, 'M rs Vern and sons, Herman.and Arden; Mohiey. Other guests included and Joe Harvey were , in The Mr. Mobley and children and Mr -Dalles Saturday on business, t' d Mrs Paul Wilson and children Mr and Mrs Willard Rolfe and of Kent and Mr and Mrs Harry children and Kermit Baker, who Hooper of The Dalles. is staying here With his grand- * Mrs Wallace May returned home parents, Mr and Mrs T. M. Rokfe, MORO Monday, G ra s s Phone 9105” The Dalle», Oregon BUYER FOR L lV B » ftK fc THK DALLES 211 East Third Street Telephone 3209 Coumbia Gorge FaefcÀqg Oo. Is an old established firm that has been selling, servicing and repairing cars for a generation. The dependability of its products and tne Qual ity of its service has been proven many times. 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