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SHERMAN COUNTY
Grass Valley
i Mercury Low
By Mrs A. F. Balxer
Snow began failing -W ednes
day evening and all day T h u rs
day in a blizzard from the east.
About a foot o f snow fell on the
level w ith drifts from four to
six feet deep and some ' deeper.
The tem perature was around
zero and on Friday m orning it
was six below zero. There was
no school
T hursday o r Friday
as the roads w ere blocked. The
.sta te and county highway crews
w orked night and day" to open
th e roads, most of them were
opened so school was resum ed
Monday m orning.
A chinook
wind started blowing Saturday
night and all day Sunday m elting
JOURNAL, MORO, OREGON
a lot of the snow.
Mr and Mrs F red Cox retu rn ed
home Saturday evening from
Corvallis w here they spent since
last T uesday visiting at the hom e
of th eir son in law and daughter,
Mr and Mrs A1 R oberts and
family.
Mrs Ed Alley
entertained
m em bers of the bridge clubs and
three guests, Mrs F r tn k von Bor-
stel, M rs Jesse Helver and Mrs
R. J. Baker at her home W ed
nesday w ith a dessert luncheon
Cards were in play at th ree ta
bles w ith Mrs A rt Bibby and
Mrs C. R. Anderson holding high
scores. Mrs Sim Duncan held low
score for the afternoon. M rs Bib
by also won the traveling prize.
Mrs Jam es E aster m otored to
The Dalles W ednesday to m eet
her husband who arrived there
by plane from N orth Carolina,
vvhere he spent several weeks
with his father who was very
ill„ he was slow ly
im proving
when he left.
Old Fashioned Basket Social
Grass Valley I.O.O.F. hall
Saturday, February 21, 7:30 p.m.
Come in Ginghams and Overalls
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY
13, 1948
Mr and Mrs Orville Ruggles
w ent to The Dalles last Tuesday
when .M rs Ruggles entered the
hospital foi; a m ajor operation on
W ednesday. She is getting along
nicely.
Mr and Mrs C. R. Anderson
and son, Dennis, anti M rs Paul
C-oddard and son, Pau! Jr. w ere
business visitors in The Dalles
Saturday.
,
W ednesday afternoon as Mrs
A rt Bibby was pulling into the
intersection down town a W ash
ington car going north hit the
front fender of her car spinning
her car a ro u n d hitting the back
fender as the pavem ent was
covered w ith hard packed snow
and w as very slick. Mrs R. J.
Baker was in th e car w ith M rs
Bibby but n e ith e r was hurt. The
w recker took the Bibby car to
The Dalles.
Glenn P e rry w ent to The Dal
les one d ay last week to visit
Mrs P erry a t the Don Smith
home.
Orville 1 Ruggles went to The
Dalles S aturday and Sunday to
S’ AUGHTERING
Y our1 hogs slaughtered, processed and
cured beef slaughtered for
the hide;
cut, wrapped and shirp frozen.
visit
tai.
T here w ill be a basket social
at the Odd F ello w .h all Saturday
evening F eb ru ary 21. E veryone
invited and are to w ear gingham
dresses and overalls. T he baskets
of the « adults, teen-agers and
youngsters will be auctioned sep
arately.
- Alfa Jean P ay n e celebrated
h er fifth birthday anniversary
last Tuesday w hen her m other,
Mrs A lfred Payne, invited her
friends and th eir m others in to
sh are birth d ay cake . and ice
cream w ith her.
Julia Bayer
stayed all night w ith her.
W illiam B rin k ert left Monday
for P ortland after spending a
week here w ith his parents, Mt
and M rs Bill B rinkert.
Quite a crowd attended the Bas
ketball game in the local gym
Sunday when th e G rass Valley
tow n team was defeated bÿ the
H arlem T rotters.
Mr and M rs.W . D. B arnett had
as dinner guests Sunday Mr and
C& C Food Store Gr““ Va"ey
W U /ii
GETS 19.5 MILES PER GAL.
I N ’3 9 CAR!
CHILDREN — TEEN-AGERS — ADULTS
BASKETS SOLD SEPARATELY
W ill welcome old customers and
new ones.
This driver is smart. He brings
his car to us regularly for a
thorough motor check-up. Re
sult: his car still runs economi
cally and his service bills are
small. Your engine’s efficiency
may decline so gradually you
hardly know it. Better drive in
for a check-up and let us correct
little troubles before they grn.v
into big ones. You may be wast
ing more money in excessive gas
and oil consumption than the
cost of reliable service—so don’t
delay! W hile you’re waiting for
your new Chrys
ler or Plymouth,
we’ll keep your
oH car in tip-
t / «hapel
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IN S U R
W a sc o , O re g o n
G ra ss V a lle y
A N C E
MORO
W ednesday,
Afternoons
F riday
TH E DALLES
OREGON
211 E ast T hird S treet
Telephone 3209
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and tractors.
MORO
Monday,
TAKEN UP: One 2 yr. old w hite
faced steer, right ear off -
branded 112 over 13, at my
place 18 m iles N. F.’. of Moro.
Geo. D rinkard Jr.
14-5c
OPEN MONDAY, FEBRUARY 16
pair work on automobi’es, trucks,
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FOR SALE OR TRADE: Chap
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or trade for beef cattle or hogs.
W rite care th is newspaper.
NOTICE
am equ'pped to da all general re
and daugh Coyle w ere business v isitors in
ter, Mr and Mgs Olan Stack, and The Dalles Monday.
Mr and Mrs H arry Young and
family.
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Mr and M rs L arry ^ a u e r of
Corvallis spent the w eekend here
w ith his m other, M rs J. M.
A ttorney a t law
Hogue.
,
K enneth Crews and
Alton
Mrs Ruggles at thé hospi Mrs H arold Owens
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