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About Sherman County journal. (Moro, Or.) 1931-current | View Entire Issue (Jan. 3, 1947)
-, i 4 «O UIM AN COVMTT JOURNAL. MORO. OR»GON ? FK IU A Ï JANUARY a, tM7 VF . > Christmas Make Up Grass Valley News dinner guests Christmas day Mrs by from Heppner and Mr and Frances Bibby from Cornelius, Mrs Joe Bibby. Mr and Mrs Bill Ball and baby Mr and Mrs Lee Woolwlne and sons, Jerry and Jay from The from Seattle, Washlntgon spent ‘ Mr and Mrs C. W. Fields spent Dalles, Mike Bibby from Fairfield Christmas at the home of his Christmas at the home of Mr and California, Mr and Mrs Luke Bib- parent^/wazgnd Mrs Ted Ball. Christmas here with them- Mr and Mrs Roy • . stopped at the Matt Simon home Mrs Leonard Fields at Wasco. . Misses Dorothy and Jeanette Sunday on their way to their their w Mr arid Mrs Tom Saxton w ent VMa Torn Coyle made « a business ANNOUNCEM ENT- Holmes and Robert Holmes left borne in Condon after spending to The Dalles Friday when Mrs trlP to The Dalles Saturday. John Rolfe and Mrs T. M. Rolfe took Mas. W. B. Mathews and children >n ’to to The Dalles Monday when they took'the train for their and family and Mr and Mrs W q. Schilling and family of Moro q, were Sunday dinner guests at the home of their parents, Mr and home in Seattle after spending Mrs W. F Schilling, . _■ ^lr and MrB Mrs « H • M v u » « r’ « W “ r ana Saxton, Barbara Alley, Janioe ««Kv Smith, «nuu», i Karen m u v u wwi- Bibby, Judy God dard, Karen Kelly and Geraldine Justeson Tr w Refreshments playing pinochle ' were 8erved at a late hour by the • ** hostess. Sunday for Portland after spend a week at the home of his parents, their Mr and Mrs Fred Jpstesen 4 t Saxton entered the hospital for Dinner guests Christmas eve T O O U R C L IE N T S: as their guests Christmas day her parents Mr and Mrs Bill Holmes, Kent, while his brother afilfwtfe, medi<al treatm ent at the home of Mr and Mrs V. B. father, C. R Bruckert of The Dal- and ^ r s Ralph Busse and Mr and Mrs Harry Justesen went Income Tax Estimates are due January 15, 1947. Mr , nd Mre Herman Rakfn in T te Dalles were their les, Mr and Mrs Ralph Baizer ami daughter and Mrs Grace Zevelv to Canada to spend Christmas were Final Income Tax Returns may be filed on or before Mr vZ January 15, 1947, without estimates. son, ( areel from Portland Mr and daughter, Jean of Moro spent ^ ith ‘’her uarente. 1th her parents. their home Sunday eveidna *4rh Millard Bakin, Mr, and Ver-. and Mrs and .? Any questions regarding your Inc ome Tax ; Problems _ . rf- Melvin Balter . iron» Christmas Qt at the home nf of Mr Mr and Mr and . r? Mrs "CT Wayland Weld and Those lnclud^ , Mr non Eakln. Mr and Mrs Elton please call us—2724 I— T 1 Oakland, California, Mr and Mrs Mrg Wallace May and Mrs L. D. children left Saturday for their Mrg A A n ,,n„ p Mr d M Bakin. Owen Bakin,, Mr and Mrs Gus Hartmann and son, Charles, j^ay In Portland after spending Arch Cantrall Mr and Mrs AI H’ rQW ®»JOn. Mr and Mrs Alva ftom W iS. and Clair Baizer. This Mr and Mrs Dell Olds were home GEORG W ERNM ARK CO. the Christmas week with her fred Kock Mr , n<1 Mrg Bakin from Bpyd, Mr and Mrs is the first Christmas since 193s dinner ^nd" M guests r ^ H ^ at d the t o k home ^ a t u r of d a Mr v NeW Mr Mn «oro. Auditors and Tax Consultants that Melvin has spent at home. and Mri " * J and Mrs Harold * " Eakin Saturday comb - Ruggles. The evening was spent ” Mr and * ~ Mrs Art — i/ U. S. National Bank Building Bibby had <as Mr and Mrs Ted Trimble and ; m ■ n 1 VI j c italiilt Baizer and evening. * son Carcel, came up from Port- Mr and Mrs J Newcomb Alt(?n o ,dg werc dinner guest« at the home of her parents, Mr and land Tuesday to spend Christmas had as dln? \ r, .Ch.r “ JJ? M r and Mrs day Mr and Mrs Wayland Weld Mrs Lewis Olds. A F t e t e r £ > e y a t e v i s i ^ and < *»**" °f Portlan<1’ Mrs Mr and Mrs Art Schilling and M r and m l Mre Mni Jam“ Schilling Mr and and son. of te r parents Mr James Mrs Bob. Jesse family .and Mr and Mrs Bill Todd Kenny at Moro while here. He)yer from Kent and Mr and were Christmas day guests at the home of Mr and Mrs W. C. Mr and Mrs Harold Owens had Mrs Ross’ Fields. # guests Christmas day her parents Mrs Dean Olds arrived Friday Todd. Miss Natalie Wassenmiller came and sister, Mr and Mrs W. D. Bar. from Portland to spend the week up from Portland before Christ nett and Dorothy, Mr and Mrs end visiting her parents, Mr and mas to spend the holidays with Willard Barnett and son, Keith, Mrs Jacob Wassenmiller. John and Henry Peters, Mr and Mr and Mrs Bert Cox left last her- parents, Mr and Mrs Jacob y Mrs Herman Peters and sons, Thursday for Chehalis. Washing Wassenmiller. Mr and Mrs Frank Wilke of ton to spend the holidays . with Herman and Arden, and Mr and Mrs Fred Peters from The Dalles. her perents, Mr and Mrs C. H. Bingen. Washington spent Christ mas at the home "bf his brother Augee. Mr and Mrs Wallace May called Mr and Mrs T M. Rolfe had in law and sister, Mr and Mrs at the home of Mr and Mrs Dean as dinner guests Christmas <iav C. R. Anderson, and his mother, Reynolds Sunday evening. Mrs W. B.‘ Mathews and children Mrs C Wilke Mr and Mrs Rinehart Wassen Olan and Haery _______ . Stark and Miss from Seattle, Mr and Mrs Ever Dorothy Barnett motored to Rose- Dunlap and children from miller and family of The Dalles burg Sunday to visit the former’^ Gateway, Mr and Mrs Willard spent last Tuesday evening a» sister, Mrs Josephine Parkhurst, Rolfe and family, Bob Rolfe, John the home of his, parents, Mr and Rolfe and sons and Mrs Ruth Mrs Jacob Wassenmiller. returning home Monday. Mr and Mrs Paul Goddard and Mr and Mrs Frank Bayer werc Graybille. Mr and Mrs Roy Schilling had family spent Christmas at the business visitors - In The Dalles as dinner guests Christmas day home of her brother in law and Monday. Mr and Mrs W. F. Schilling and sister, Mr and Mrs Bob Hockin Mr and Mrs Herman Zeigler Mr and Mrs Bud Coon. son in Moro. had as dinner guests Christmas Mr and Mrs H. A. Baumgart Mr and Mrs Alfred Kock had day their family, Mr and Mrs ner arrived last . Tuesday from as dinner guests Christmas day Earl Olds. John and Barbara Al California to spend a few week? their son in law and daughter, ley and Gus Engstrom and Mr at the home of their son and dau Mr and Mrs Dean Pinkerton from and Mrs Glenn Perry and dau ghter in law, Mr and Mrs B. C Corvallis and Mr and Mrs Harry ghter, Donna Deane Baumgartner. Pinkerton and son from Moro. Mrs John Rust entertained’ato Mr and Mrs. C. R-¿‘Anderson Mr and Mrs Earl Olds spent Saturday at Kent visiting at the went to The Dallefc Saturday to birthday party at her home Sun COATS and SUITS in the traditional WILLIAMS’ high quality — finest w oolens, smartest ...........o _______ in honor of the 12th nome of Mr and Mrs Jesse Helyei attend the Standard Oil party day evening ' fashions — in a good range of sizes, from 9 to 15 and 12 to 46 Mr and Mrs Earl Olds and Gus at the Country club that evening anniversary of her daughter, Phy lis Jean. Others present included Engstrom and Herman Ziegler Jr. they returned home Sunday. Mrs L. D. May, ' Mrs Wallace were in The Dalles Thursday May and Mrs Amelia Peterson on business. called at the home of Mr and Mrs Mr and Mrs Ralph Baizer and w . F. Schilling one day last week, 21.00, now 10.50 GOATS and SUITS, rvg. COATS and SUITS, reg. price ¡19.75 son left Friday for their home in Mr and Mrs Matt Simon auu 4440, now 22. ?5 reg. price 24.00, now COATS and SUITS, COATS and SUITS, U.38 Portland, Mr and Mrs Melvin daughter, Helen, motored to Port- Balzer accompanied them to Port- land Tuesday to have Christmas 26.00, now COATS and SUITS, COATS and SUITS, reg. price 4340, now 24.75 13.00 CALL .JOHN M. PETERSON land where they will leave for eve dinner at the home of their COATS and SUITS, reg. price 5040, aow 29.75 COATS and SUITS, reg. p ric e 20.50, now 14.75 their home in Oakland, California son in law and daughter, Mr and and CL R. Bruckert accompanied Mrs Fred Kurilo. Their son in “Phone 9105” The Dalles, Oregon COATS, for trim m ed, reg. price 7940, now 39.75 COATS and SUITS, 33.00, now >6,75 them to return to his home in law and daughter, Mr and Mrs COATS, far trim m ed, reg. price «240, now 41.75 BUYER FOR LIVESTOCK 3740, now COATS and SU IT S, reg The Dalles after spending the hol Al Woody and family of Port 18.75 iday with Mr and Mrs A. F Bai land were also present. Mr and Mrs Arthur Schilling zer. Coumbia Gorge Packing Co. Mr and Mrs Jerry Coyle and OOOOCOOOOCWCXX^OÖÖOÖÖÖÖOOOOCd daughter, Verna June, Mrs Ivan Blagg and son and Mr and Mrs Alton Coyle and sons, went to Albany last week. Saturday, to attend the wedding pf Mrs Aud rey Vaughn and Harve Cutts on Sunday, December 22. Mr and Is an old established firm th a t has been selling, Mrs Jerry Coyle and daughter servicing and repairing cars for a generation. and Mrs Ivan Blagg and son re The dependability of its products and the qual turned home that evening. Mr and Mrs Alton Coyle and sons ity of its service has been proven many times stayed, for the wedding of her brother, Richard Cutts to Misa Now, when it is doubly important that you Following a time honored cu sto m — W X '.lA ilij is again presenting their annual ’After Loirtae Long on Thursday. Dec hhve good workmanship and quick service to ember 26. at Lebanon returning Christmas* Sale of W om en’s Wearing Apparel . . . but let us say emphatically that in many keep your cars and trucks running, have us take home Friday. Mr and Mrs A. A. Dunlap, their care of your service problems. respects w e believe this ssle offers bigger assortments aLd better values than any in recent house guests, Mr and Mrs Kend rick Dunlap and son, Kenneth . y e a rs . . . there are scoria of dresses in styles and fabrics to suit m ofl sll needs and reft as Alan, from Carlton and Mr and Mr« Harry Hooper from The Dal sured of the fine quality . . . Gome, plan on buying several. les were ChrifOmas day d in n er. / T h e D a lle s guests at the home of the form 4 0 1 E 3rd er’s son in lew and daughter, >900000000000000000000000 Mr and Mrs Paul*Wilson at Kent. Mr and Mrs Arch Cantrall and In this collection are odd lots and broken sizes . , . fashioned in the clever family and Mr and Mrs Kendrick Dunlap were dinner guest« at the wool and rayop materials . . . correct styling in beautiful floral prints and .home of Mr and Mrs Lester Bar plain colors. Size 12 to 20—Specitbl 5 9 5 * m num Saturday evening. 4 , Mrs Viola Baughman and dau- ter from Nyssa arrived here t Teeelay to spend Christmas and the week, with her brother and Riater in law, Mr and Mrs A great showing of dressy crepe, rayon and jersey . . . in a good rang? Arch Cantrall. Mrs A. A. Dunlap and Mr and of solid colors and prints. Sizes 12 to 20—S p e c ia l 8 .9 5 Mrs Kendick Dunlap and son were dinner guests at the Arch Cantrall home Thursday evening Mr and Mrs H. Osabob from • W ithout an Insured T itle you can’t say prop erty is Hood River were Friday evening really yours. Sonlb day it m ight be ch allen ged . T h e dipner guests at the home of Mr Many smart styles in this group of dressos , . . models for street or Sm itns* found that out. A young man sold them his b ig, and Mrs Boyce Blaylock. They room y, old -fash ion ed hquse for their restaurant. T h e sale left that evenlrtg for the Clyde business wear, also the lovely dress-up types including sequin trim w ep t through. T h e Sm iths m oved in. Later the seller’s Stradley home to spend a few med black crepe. Sizes for juniors, misses and women. S p e cia l 1 2 .9 5 guardian claim ed the sale w as n o g o o d . T h e seller was days. Mr and Mrs Clyde Stradley and ; i m inor and could not give a valid deed. If a C om m on temlly* motored to The Dalles w ealth Insured T itle had been ordered, the Sm iths Christmas to spend the day with w o u ld have been w arned in tim e to avoid this loss. his garepta. Mr and Mrs Fred C om m onw ealth Insured T itle s are backed by a strong Mr and Mrs A. F. Baizer had ^ng Christmas week with A. M. Willianut-A C q . E x tra o rd in a ry Sal JSST r Featuring Entire Stock oí W O M EN’S, MISSES’ and JUI nri I'k llE A ll Sales Final ♦ N o Approvals ♦ N o Returns ATTENTION !! M an y O th er In-between Prices A t Half Walther-Williams Co. DRESSES 4 Big Special Gioups T ire Repair and Recapping DRESSES—Regular Prices 7.95 to 9.95 'll IS IT RBALLY YOURS? 0 * *•. • ,• DRESSEStTRegular Prices 10 75 to 14.75 DRESSES—Regular Prices 16.75 to 19.50 DRESSES— Regular Prices 19.95 to 24.95 Mr and Mrs Boyce Blaylock and family and Mr and Mrs Er nest Blaylock spent Christmas day In The Dalles as guests at home of Mr and Mrs Earl Saw- •“* it. Fred Cox motored Corvaltys Tuesday to spend to Christmas with their son In law and daughter, Mr and M rs.^l. Roberts and family returning Friday. Misa Caasle Holmes came up from The Dalles Monday to spend Christmas with her father, Sam Holmes. Other guests included Mr and Mrs Tad vonBorstel and family and Mr and Mrs Bill Hol- com pany that insures you against lo ss and defen ds your interests. T o get this protection for a s in g le prem ium , ask your experienced realtor, attorney or b a rk er about Commonwealth Insured Title. Good >rtment of the finer dresses . . . dresses that will fit into the fashion trend for spring and early summer . , . shown in crepfcs, satin and lig h t woolecn material . . black and pastels-12 to 38. Specht! 14 - ^ ^ • A tm « story except for the aarne. OTHER SPECIAL GROUPS All Sales Final No Approvals No Returns Sherman Moro O regon l a r m W%ere A ll 7Ae M id-C olam bia Shops • met and family. fi J &Co.
