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About Sherman County journal. (Moro, Or.) 1931-current | View Entire Issue (March 5, 1948)
I * \ PAGE 4 HHERM AN COUNTY JOURNAL, M O R O . O R E G O N Grau Valley Baptists Attend Church Meet By lir a A. F. Balxer Among those from Grass Val ley going to T he Dalles Friday to a tte n d a m eeting a t the Bap tist church In the afernoon and evening w ere Mr ana Mrs Shel ton F ritts,, Rev. and Mrs Howard Schilling, Mr and Mrs Jam es Earl, Mr and Mrs E arl H arvey and Mr and Mrs Fred Cox. Mrs L aura Peterson and dau- * ghter, M arian, arriv ed T hurs day from Tuscon, Arizona to spend several weeks with her son and daughter in law, Mr and Mrs E arl Nilsen. Mrs J. W. Blagg and daughter, Marie, and Mrs A. F. Balzer and and son, Clair were business vis itors in The Dalles W ednesday. Mr and Mrs Boh Hoskinson of Moro visited Saturday a fter noon w ith her sister Mrs Paul Goddard. Mr and Mrs Gus H artm ann of Wasco visited Sunday evening at the home of Mr ano Mrs A F. Balzer. Mr and Mrs W illis B rittain and children of Tygh Valley spent Sunday visiting her father, Sam S tark and M rs Stark. Mr and Mrs Claud Bayer and Mrs Charles Perrigo and children went to The Dalles Friday on business and to bring Mr. P e rri go home for the week end Mr and Mrs Eugene Amidon of Moro visited F rio ay afternoon a while with* his daughter. Mrs Paul Goddard. K aren Goddard accom panied them to Pendleton to spend a few days visiting at the home of his Son in law and F R ID A Y , M A K ( H daughter, Mr and Mrs Joe N ar ka us. Mr and Mrs J. W. Blagg and daughter, Marie and Clair Bal zer m otored to The Dalles Sun day w here Mr. Blagg took the bus for Portland on business for a few days. M rs Blagg, Marie and Clair visited at the home of Mr and Mrs W. C. Patterson. Mr and Mrs C lauJ Bayer had as dinner guests Sunday*evening Mr and Mrs F ran k Bayer, Mr and Mrs Charles Perrigo pnd daughter, Linda and Leslie, and Julia and Byron Bayer. Mr and Mrs Fred Cole of Wasco w ere V isitors here Sun day. Mr and Mrs J. S. Newcomb returned home Friday from Portland w here they spent a few day visiting at the home of th eir daughter, Mrs W ayland Weld and family, after three m onths spent in California visiting th eir sons in law and daughters, Mr and Mrs L. S. Ix>gan and son at Oakland, and Mr and Mrs Mario Canavero ano family f t Los Gatos. Mr and Mrs Roy Hogue and Mr and Mrs L. Craig of The Dal- George G. UpdegraF 5, 1948 les visited Mrs J. M. Hogue Sunday. Mr and Mrs E lton E akin nad as their guests Saturday h e r sister, Mrs Lois Coats of P o rt land and Miss Nell Coats of Wasco. Mr and M rs F lorin Coon a r rived Sunday from Sandy Jo visit his parents, Mr and Mrs U. B. Coon and his brother in law and sister, Mr and Mrs Rov Schilling and friends returning home Tuesday. Mr and Mrs E lton E akin and son. .John, w ere business visitors in Ellensburg, W ashington last Monday. V ernon E akin w as taken to The Dalles Friday* w here he en tered the hospital w ith pneum on ia. , His father, V. B. E akin, brought him home Monday very m uch Improved. ______________ The B aptist Mission Circle m et at th e hom e of M rs Sam S tark T hursday afternoon with ten m embers* present. After the m eeting refreshm ents were se r ved by* th e hostess. The Ladies Social Service club will m eet at th e home of Mrs W. F. Schilling T h u rs d a \. March 11, instead of w ith M rs Anna Seh- wartz. a s form erly announced. T. M. Rolfe and Mrs Bert Cox m otored to T he Dalles T hursday, to bring Miss Anna Schw artz home from th e hospital w here she spent a few days for medical treatm ent. Claud B rennan arrived Monday from Prineville and was a guest at the M illard E akin home. Mr. E akin and Mr. brennan left Tuesday for Spokane. W ashing ton to a tten d th e purebred cattle sale, Mr. E akin will also attend a meeting of the wheat commis sion. 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