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SHERMAN COUNTY
JOURNAL, MORO OREGON
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 30, 1948
The -Dalles Sunday to visit at grade school pupils. Games were The Dalles Saturday.
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The Grass Valley Odd Fellows
Cnarlle Olds returned home the home of her son in law anl enjoyed and later refreshments
i uesday morning from California daughter, Mr and Mrs Alvin Wa- were served.
1 entertained, the Moro and The
Mr and Mrs Donald Clodfelter Dalles lodges at the regular meet
where he spent several months gonblast.
Geraldine
and
Phyllis
Rust
end family spent the weekend ing Wednesday evening at the
with his son, Lyle.
Among the Grass Valley peo were dinner guests Friday, Feb in The Dalles at the home of hall. The local lodge put on the
ple going to The Dalles Monday ruary 13 at the home of Mr and her parents, Mr and Mrs C P. third degree for the vitetors. Re
freshments were served at the
evening to attend the basket ball Mrs Art Bibby honoring the 13th Adams.
B. tournament where Grass Val birthday anniversary of Janice
Mrs A. A. Dunlap went to The close of the meeting to about
Dalles Friday with Mr and Mi's forty-five.
ley played Condon \frere A. A. Bibby.
Mr and Mrs Eben Kee return Verne Mobley to visit Keith Mob — Orville Ruggles went to The
By Mrs A. P. Balaer
Dunlap,
Henry Feters, Ross
Dalles Sunday to bring Mrs Rug
The young people of the church Fields, Harry Young, Herman ed home Thursday from Wheeler ley at the hospital.
had a Valentine party at the Peters, Ivan Blagg. Mr and Mrs where they visited at the home
A no-hostess party was held gles home from the hospital to
home of Mr and Mrs Dell Olds Olan Stark, Mr and Mrs Frank of her brother in law and sister, at the home of Mrs Ed Alley recover from a recent operation.
Mr and Mrs Fred Peters were
Saturday evening. Arrangements Bayer Jr., Mr and Mrs Ben Pay Mr and Mrs Arden Squire. San Thursday. A pot luck dinner was
were under the direction of Ver ne, Mr arRi Mrs Frank Payne, dra Squire accompanied them served at noon. Cards were the In The Dalles Monday on busi
diversion of the day. Mrs Paul ness. Betty Saxton accompanied
na June Coyle ,Mrs Ivan Bragg, Mr and Mrs Ralph Rust, Mr and home for a visit.
Mrs
Harold
Owens
was
in
The
and Bud Fritts. Games were en Mrs Alfred Payne and family,
Goddard received high prize and them and will esume her studies
St. Mary’s academy- after
joyed during the evening with Mr and Mrs Claud Bayer, John Dalles on business Monday. Mr. Mrs Art Bibby low. Mrs Bibby at
spending several weeks at the
the high light of the evening the Buether, »Mr and Mrs Charles Owens went down In the evening also won the traveling prize.
Mrs Jerry Coyle and daughter, home of her parents with a bad
taffy pull. Refreshments of sand-/ Perrigo, Mrs Doris Wilson and ad they atteded th* basket ball
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wiches. cake and chocolate were daughter, Dorothy, Mr and Mrs tournament before i eturning. .
Verna June, returned home last cold.
Mr and Mrs Harry Hooper
Mr and Mrs Bert Cox returned Tuesday from a two weeks visit
served later in the evening to Glenn Perry and Mrs Frank
home last Tuesday from a trip at the home of her son in law and spent the weekend here at the
about twenty-five present. Every Bayer
one said they had a good time.
R. A. Stow returned home of several months that took them daughter, Mr and Mrs Harve home of her parents, Mr and
Mrs A. A. Dunlap. -
Rev. Howard A. Schilling has Monday from Portland where he to Boscobel, Wisconsin, where Cutts.
been confined to his home with spent several months visiting re they visited their son and daugh Herman Ziegler Jr., a student
ter in law, Mr and Mrs Warren at EOCE at LaGrande came home
a throat infection for several latives.
Mr and Mrs Dick Reckman and Morgan. - On their return trtn Friday evening with Bill F la|t
days.
Mr and Mrs Bruce Alley and family were business visitors in they stopped in Chicago, Illinois, of Moro also a student there, to
Nebraska, and on to California spent the weekend at the home
children of Cascade Locks came The Dalles Monday.
IN S U R A N C E
Mr and Mrs David McLeod nnd where they ‘ visited relatives, of his parents, Mr and Mrs Her
up Saturday to spend the week
end with his parents, Mr and daughter were in The Dalles Sat thence to Portland and Vancou man Ziegler.
ver to visit relatives before - re Mr and Mrs Myrl Smith and
Mrs Ed Alley. His mother accom urday on business.
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- , son, Lowell, were dinher guests
Mrs A. W. McLeod went to turning here.
panied them home for a few
Mrs Paul Goddard took a birth Sunday at the home of Mr and
day cake to school Tuesday, Feb. Mrs Marcus Eslinger
17 at noon and surprised her son, ^,The Ladies Social Service club
Paul Jr. on his 8th birthday an met at the home of Mrs Wallace
niversary. The cak* was served May Thursday atf unoon with
to all the pupils ana their teach ten present.
After the regular
ers foi dessert. Favors were giv meeting refreshments were ser
en to the pupils of his room and ved by the hostess.
his teacher, Mrs Davis.
Joe Ritner opened Ted’s garage
Don Smith came up from The for business Monday morning.
Dalles with Glenn Perry Tuesday
Mr and Mrs - C. R. Anderson
to stay over night here.
and son, Dennis, Mrs Sim Duncan
Mr and Mrs Tom Alley return and daughter, Jeanie, and Mrs
ed home Wednesday from The Art Schilling were business visit
Dalles where they spent several ors in The Dalles Saturday.
weeks.
Mrs Howard Schilling had a
Mr and Mrs Frank Pikex mo Valentine party at her home Fri
tored to The Dalles Thursoay day afternoon for the children
evening and were oinner guests of the community who .have had
at the home of Mr and Mrs Don or were out of school with the
Smith.
Mr.. Pike attended the chicken pox. Those present were
Elks lodge.
Orville and Joedle Blayloclc, Di
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Valentine parties were held at anne and Gene Schilling, Douglas
school Friday afternoon for the Coyle and Sharon CJntrall and
Jon and Marshal Schilling. They
spent some of the time playing
games in the house and the val
entines were brought down from
1 am opening Ted’« Garage and
school with
refreshments ot
cookies, loe cream and candy
am equipped to do all - general re
hearts were served by the host
ess.
Mr and Mrs Willard Barnett
pair work on automobiles, trucks,
and
§on, Kelth;~~- and Mrs ~ Olan
Specialize in
Stark were business visitors In
Grass Valley
Young Folks
Have Party,
Bill F. Todd
leading art schools of this coun
try.
C A R O L W IL C O X W IN S
PAINTING PRIZE
Carol Lee Wilcox, daughter of
Dr. a n d ' Mrs Frank Wilcox o '
Newberg, was the gold key win
ner in the annual scholastic
awards art exhibition in Port
land. Her still life painting will
now go to Carnegie Institute in
Pittsburg for the national exhi
bition.
The display at Portland
ended February 12.
The painting exhibited by Miss
Wilcox was one of 150 . chosen
from the state for national com
petition.
Winners at Pittsburg
will g et' scholarship awarls to
justments
Physical Therapy
Foot Treatments
(corns,
calleouses.
arches,
February 28
DR. JACK E MITCHELL
GRASS VALLEY
Chiropractic Physician
Chapman Bldg,
(over Penny’s)
I.O.O.F.
The Dalles,
Oregon
. Si AUGHTERING
Your! hogs slaughtered, processed and
cured beef slaughtered for the - hide;
cut, wrapped and sh irp frozen.
C& C Food Store Grass Va,,ey
N O T IC E
OPEN MONDAY, FEBRUARY 16
H. W . McCormick
and tractors.
INTERIOR WORK
Will welcome old customers and
new ones.
JOE’S MOTOR SERVICE
Joe Ritner, Proprietor
Grass Valley
PHONE 151
- GRASS VALLEY, OREGON
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Made-To-Meawure Clothes T
For Men an l Women
Alterations, Pressing, Repairs
Lowell R. Young
Chapman Bldg., (over Penney’s)
PHONE 3715
The Dalles, Oregon
George G. Updegraff
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Attorney at law
MORO
Monday,
Wednesday,
Afternoons
Friday
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Telephone 3209
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John and Etha DeMoss say:
stop in at oar show room at De-
Moss Spr. Pick out the Model yon
would like to hear in yonr own
home without obligation.
Prom $35.95 Up
of
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Roddy on tho lino!
Reddy Kilowatt is an active lad, full of vixr
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and energy. Keeping him on the line is the task of
hundreds of thousands of insulators, whose porcelain
skirts are known in the trade as ‘‘petticoats.”
As we proceed with our largest construction
program in history, w* will install mors than 40,000
ALWAYS IN
GOOD TASTE
new insulators this year. The PPAL system is being
enlarged as rapidly as possible to serve new homes,
THIS GROWING REGION
farm s and businesses. . . and to strengthen service to
OSES MORE ANO RORY OF
existing custom ers.------,---------------
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