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About Sherman County journal. (Moro, Or.) 1931-current | View Entire Issue (April 18, 1947)
h,\ -4 *,* H ' *« '* \ I \ coú A tty journal *AQB 4 -■ Memo, ohm ^ n F R ID A Y , A P R IL 18, 144T The City c o u a M tM o n d a y Mr and W. D. Barnett and days visiting relative« and to Mr and Mts Alton Coyle had the veteran’s hospital in Portlana. Sunday on business and .to v isit attend the golden wadding anni night and prepared the budget their granddaughter, Carol Ann as their guests this week end Mi Mr and Mrs Daris Karnes " ot relatives and fHqpds. versary of his parents, Mr and Owens, were Sunday dinner and Mrs A.. K. Cutts and daughtei, Cascade Locks were dinner guests for the fiscal year i s l a n d 1948- Eben Kee and Mrs Geoi^fc at the home of Mr and Mrs Mrs William Trimble, held at the Mary, Mr and Mrs James Phillips Thurjstfo^-^vening at the home ot Smith went to The Dalles Sunday Jameg Matthes at Kent. . Orient School gymnasium on Sun and daughter, Sandy, and Mr ana Mr and Mrs Ed Alley. to bring Mr Smith home from the Mj. and Mrg A A ana day. All their nine children were Mrs Stanley Cutts and daughtei, Mrs Tommie Barnett and dau Araell Lemley and present including fifty-six great all from Albany. ghter, Mrs Bill Johnson, - wpre hospital to recover from a reoent jj,r and WALL FAPtte'WMiWIWO - operation. Henry Peters went to Portlana grandchildren, grandchildren ana Mr and Mrs Upton Lyons ot business visitors in The Dalles Mr and Mrs Arzeil Lemley and Wednesday, April 16, for the op- inlaws. About one hundred-fifty Painting* & [decorating Portland brought his mother, Mrs Friday. < ’ 4 f1 friends and neighbors called dur daughter, Carolyn, were Sunday ening baseball game. The Woman’s Community club Ellen B. Lyons, home after spend Joe Bihby motored to The Dal * Brush, Spray - e Kxtontor, In te rio r ing the afternoon. dinner guests at the home of Mr Mr and Mrs A. F. Balzer and met Mt the Masonic hall, Friday ing a week there visiting rela les Friday to bring Mrs Bibby and Mrs Arch Cantrall. son, Clair, and Marie Blagg mo- . Sheetrock'Flrifthing afternoon, April 11 with about tives. home from the hospital where forty members and guests pre Mr and Mrs A. W. McLeod Arzeil Lemley made a business Signs «nd: Showcard» she spent several days (or medi sen t Mrs Charles Davis was di- went to The Dalles Sunday to vis cal treatment. trip to Portland Monday. a‘rector for the day. A one act it their son in law and daughtei, Dr. and Mrs Milton Fischer and. Mr and Mre ' Lee Woolwine daughter in law, Mr and Mrs zA b ’ Wesdund Ralph Balzer and son, Carcel. J. play ’‘Rummage Sale” was given Mr and Mrs Alvin Wagonblast C bjD L H sons of The Dalles and her mo friends from Tacoma, Wn., Paintin^Sefvice W. Blagg accompanied them to hy some of the members was and demily, returning home Mon some stopped Friday to visit at the ther, Mrs Frances Bibby of Cor- Portland to spend a few days on day. 720 K. 13th Phone 9484 o r 8444 ' e greatly enjoyed. A skit by Mrs home of Mr and Mrs Ed Alley n„Jus were Sunday dinner guests business. ; , Mr and Mrs Dell Olds left for„ “Yours for a neater and quicker Millard Eakin and Mrs Bud Brin at the home of Mr and Mrs Joe and Mr and Mrs Torn A.Uey. Mr and Mrs A. A. Dunlap mo paint job.” kert, and an amateur radio pro- Salem to return their daughter, Mrs J. S. Newcomb entertain-' Ribbv. Mrs Bibby remained to hWe serve all of Waaco and cram was conducted by Mrs O. Mrs Marion Crews, to her home ed members of the bridge club visit a few days longer and to tored to The Dalles Sunday where S h e r m a n ----- their son in law and daughter, “N. Ruggles, was also enjoyed.The after spending a week here with at her home% Thursday with» a visit at the Art Bibby home. The Danes, them They also took her mothe, Mr and Mrs Harry Hooper, join next meeting will be held April dessert luncheon followed- by Mrs James Walkenshaw to her ed them and all went to Wahkena Mr and Mrs H. O. Dugger were 25 with Mrs Paul Goddard as di contract at three tables with Mrs rector for the day and the topic home at Hubbard after spending Donald vonBorstel, Mrs Tom Al business visitors in The Dalles Falls for a picnic dinner. They several week here. stopped at Multnomah Falls: <n will be Foreign Relations. iev and Mrs Eben Kee holding Saturday. their way home and saw Mr and The American Legion Auxili Mr and Mrs Harold Owens Mr and Mr« C. W. Fields motor winning scores. Mrs William Beck and famHy ary met at the home of Mrs A l Look To The Leader took Mr6 Bill Johnson to her . ed to Condon Sunday to attend Mr and Mrs T. O. Shull of Port home at Coulee Dam Saturday af from Corbett where he is teach the baseball game between Con fred Kock Wednesday afternoon with eight members present. The land came up Saturday to sDeno ter spending a week here taking ing. They have a new son Just don and Wasco SUNSET For Servicel three weeks old. Mr Beck was a Mr and Mrs Arch Zehner and afternoon was spent, making the week end with her son in law care of her isiter, Mrs Edgar Al former teacher in the Grass Val Mrs John Hays and Mrs Roy poppy corsages that are to be sold and daughter. Mr and Mrs Bovce ley. The Owens returned home ley high school. _ Feely of The Dalles visited rela In Grass Valley and Kent the Blavlock and famllv. returning Sunday evening. third week in May. There are Mrs John Rust and Mrs Beil to the cltv Sunday evening. Mr and Mrs H. O. Dugger had tives here Tuesday. more than 200 corsages. Plans Cox and little Donna Perry were Mr-, Frank Wilcox and dauC T h.- as dinner guests Friday evening Mr and Mrs Del Eakin of The were made to initiate and install in The Dalles Wednesday on btis- to- r’nml nf Mpwb<>ro' Rnd Mrs to celebrate the wedding anniver Dalles spent Wednesday visiting officers at Antelope May 6. The t av Cochran of Portland sary of her son in law and daugh- iness: at the home of their son in law Mr and Mrs Ted Trimble re- and daughter, Mr and Mrs Myrle next meeting of the Auxilary laef w n k end at the hoirp nf M- ter, Mr and Mrs John Rust. Oth- will he a Joint meeting with the and Mrs Herman Peters. er guests were Mr and Mrs Bill turned1 home Monday night from Smith. Levon at the Kent Legion hall, Brinkert and William Brinkert. Portland after spending several O ur R e p u ta tio n I» Y o u r P r o te c tio n Mrs Myrle Smith and1 son, Low April 24 at 8 p. m. Frank Everett, pilot instructor, ell, and Mrs Ernest Eslinger of and a pilot student, Jack Pickle, Mr and Mrs A. F. Balzer and Moro were business visitors in son, Clair, were business visitors from Ontario, stopped Saturday The Dalles one day last week. a few minutes on a cross country in The Dalles Friday. Mrand Mrs Harold Owens were Herman Ziegler and son. Car), flight, to say hello to his sister, hosts at a dinner Thursday even were in The Dalles Saturday on Mrs Arch Cantrall and family. He took Mrs 'Cantrall and daugh ing. April 10, in honor of Olan business. Stark, who celebrated his birth Mr and Mrs Frank Wilke of ter. Sharon, up for a ride day anniversary. Other guests n- Bingen. Washington spent Sun Mr and Mrs Howard Schilling CHEVROLET 0L D S M 0 B IL E CADILLAC cluded Mrs W. D. Barnett, Miss day visiting his mother. Mrs C l and son, Marshal, were business Dorothy Barnett and Mr and Mrs Wilke, at the home of Mr and visitors in The Dalles Friday. Frank Bayer and children. Julia Mrs f . R. Anderson. Mr and Mrs Art Bibby took a and Byron. trip to Maupin and Tygh Valley ^ M r and Mrs Frank Pike left ♦ Miss Vogel, Red Cross worker Saturday afternoon hy plane for COMMODORE in Oregon, stopped Monday to Hermiston to visit his parents. congratulate the workers in Sher Mr and Mrs I- D Pike and to man County for their good work celebrate his mother’s birthday in putting Sherman County over Sunday. PIR8T STORAGE Dean Olds of Portland, a former the top in the recent Red Crss * A r t f AD AL AIO ST OOMf resident of Grass Valley, is ill in drive. . . MINIMUM »3.00 Women Meet For Clubwork PAPERHANGING At Grass Valley PLUMBING & BEATING I. L. KIRKEL1E PHONE 391 MORO In the N id-Columbia only SUNSET offers complete motor service Sunset Motor Co. ’ You'll make every ride Tbetlall« Oregon a ¡oy ridel" RECAPPING GUIDE FU R S H O P WATCN W ir t M A K I A DATI a a a a a a a a * a i» n a a H iH B « « W B O W ater i ■ W e l l D r illin g 1 J. 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