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FRIDAY, AUGUBT I, 1NT
Bud Coon were business visitors an Stark and M r and Mrs Harald
WILLIAM'S GREAT ADVANCE
Owens and daughter, Carol.
The Dalles Saturday.
Grass Valley Boys in Dean
Mr and Mrs Harold Owens
Olds and Mrs Dell
were busfhess visitors in The had as dinner guests Tuesday
evening July 22 Mr and Mrs to.
Dalles Wednesday.
And Girls Spend
Mr and Mrs Don Harris and C. Baumgartner and family.
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spent Sunday afternoon visiting
Mrs W. D. Barnett, Mrs Olan
at the home of Mr and Mrs Fred Stark and Mrs Harold Owens
Time At Camp Cox.
and daughter were vistors In
Olds
Barbara Blaylock. • Margaret S M r and Mrs Tom Coyle were The Dalles Thursday.
Baumgartner and Karen Kelly business visitors in The Dalles
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Dinner guests ot the home of
left Sunday for Camp Arrah Wednesday.
The
Rev.
Earl
Shipley
of
Los
Mr
and Mrs W. D. Barnett Wed
Wanna to spend a week. Mr and
Mrs Lawrence Todd took the Angeles, California will preach nesday evening were Mr and Mrs
girls to camp and brought Keith at the Baptist church Sunday, John ’ Koepke and daughters,
Marquita and Helen from Red
Barnett, Larry Easter and Geo. August 3.
Don
Cox
and
William
Brihkert
mond and Mr and Mrs Harold
Kelly back from Camp Elliott
Shirley Wasson of The Dalles were visitors at Tygh Valley Owdns and daughter, Carol.
Miss Carol Clodfelter and Miss
is visiting Joan Clodfelter a few Sunday.
Mr and Mrs Francis Wood and Nan Spickerman of The ‘Dalles
days coming up last week.
Mr Jones of Spokane Wash., son, Billy,of Seattle, Washington came up to spend the week end
was a dinner guest Wednesday came Sunday to visit her sister, with the form er’s parents, Mr
Mrs James Earl, a few days.
and Mrs Donald Clodfelter. ,
at the Millard Eakin ranch.
Mr and Mrs Ted Ball had as
Dr. and Mrs Frank Wilcox and
Sunday dinner guests at ’ the
daughter, Carol Lea, and her their guests Sunday his parents. Donald Clodfelter home were
mother, Mrs Matilda Folda of Mr and Mrs W. M. Ball of Bend her brother Norman Adams and
Newberg arrived here Friday ond Ten’s aunt, Mrs Flora Ash, wife and daughter and h is./m o
and were over night guests at also of Bend and Mr and Mrs ther, Mrs C. P. Adams of The
the home of Mr and Mrs Her Truman Strong of Moro.
Warren Milbrandt of Hillsboro Dalles. Miss Clodfelter and Miss
man Peters.
is
here visiting. Roger Ball for Spickerman returned to The
Mrs Art Schilling and child
Dalles with them that evening.
several
weeks.
ren and Mrs W. F. Schilling
Mr
and.
Mrs
Tom
Alley
and
were in The Dalles Wednesday
T. M. Rolfe took his daughter,
Mrs James Easter were in The Mrs Roy Wells, to her home In
on business.
Dalles Wednesday on business. Roseburg one day last week
Mr and Mrs C. R. Anderson
Dean Olds came up from Port
and son, Dennis, were in The land last wek to spend several after spending several weeks
here with them.
Dalles Monday on business.
weeks here with relatives.
Mr and Mrs S. D. MeCortnWL
Mr and Mrs Alton Coyle and
Mr and Mrs Av F. Balzer spent
sons motored to Tygh Valley Sunday at Wasco visiting Mr of» The Dalles moved here Sun
day and will live in the house
Sunday where they enjoyed a
and Mrs Gus Hartmann.
owned
by Mrs Jo Hogue,
picnic dinner. -
Mr and Mrs Norris Gilkison
Mr
and
Mrs Del EaWn came
Mr and Mrs Earl Olds, John were Sunday dinner guests at
up
from
The
Dalles Saturday
and Barbara Alley and Herman the borne of Mr and Mrs Harold
to
spend
the
day
at the ranch
and C trl Ziegler were in The Eakin.
with
their
daughter,
Mrs Myrl
Dalles Monday on business.
Mrs Ed Alley left Saturday for Smith.
Mr and Mrs Frank Bayer and Cascade Locks to return her
children, Julia and Byron, Mr grand daughter, Karen, to her
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and Mrs Olan Stark, Harry parents, Mr and Mrs Bruce- Al
Stark, Margaret McTRpnald, Ir ley, after spending a week here
vin and Rachael Parkhurst mo- with them. Mrs Alley returned
tored to Tygh Valley Sunday to Monday evening.
visit Mr and Mrs Willis Brittain
Mr and Mrs Bernard Augee
WASCO
and family. Mias Parkhurst left and son of Portland spent last
from there for her home in Rose week here vsiting at the Bert
burg after spending about
ten Cox, Fred Cox and Charlie An
days Visiting relatives.
derson homes.
Mr and Mrs W. D. Barnett
Mrs Grace Zevely returned
had
as dinner guests Tuesday,
home last week from Monmouth
July
22 - Mr and Mrs Frank
where she attended summer
Stark
of Dufur, Mr and Mrs 01-
sc hoed. '
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Mr and Mrs George Kaseberg
of The Dalles visited Sunday at
the home of Mr and Mrs Bud
Coon.
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It started to rain Saturday
IN S U R A N C E
afternoon and kept raining Sun
MORO
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day «nd Sunday night when .55
of a n fc c b of rain fell which de
layed ¿¡harvesting a tew days. ____________ _________________
Some started Wednesday after
noon, There is lots of grain still
standing here.
Attorney at law .
Mr and Mrs Orville Ruggles
had as their guests a few days
MORO
this week her brother in law
Monday,
Wednesday,
Friday
and sister, Mr and Mrs Maurice
’ Afternoons
DeVries and son, Lawrence from
Oroville California, who arrived
Sunday.
THE DALLES
Mrs Eben Kee, Mss Art Bibby
211 East Third Street
and Mrs Herman Peters were in
Telephone 3209
The Dalles Monday on business.
Luke Bibby left Monday for h l '
home in Heppner after spending
the week end at the home of Mr
L o o k To The L e a d e r
and Mrs Art Bibby.
Mr and Mrs Alfred Payne and
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day on business.
Mr and M rs' Roy Schilling
and son, Gary and Mr and Mrs
B ill E. Todd .
George G. U pdegraff
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