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About Sherman County journal. (Moro, Or.) 1931-current | View Entire Issue (March 12, 1948)
O TM H PAGE 4 SH E R M A N COUNTY JO U R N A L , MORO OREGON F R ID A Y , M ARCH i t , 1948 gan Monday night and continued until Tuesday about 2 o ’clock when the sun tried to shine and melted quite a bit although the G ra u Valley Folks a Play Cards, Eat By Mrs A. F. Balsar The pie social and card party held at the Odd Fellow hall Fri day night was ve’-v success! ul Seven tables of pinochle and two tables of bridge were m play with high scores for pin game after wnion the girts were ochle held by Mrs George Smith opened b>' Mrs Brockway. Re- and Boyce Blaylock and low b y feshments were seiwed later by Mrs Frank von Borstel and Hen the hostesses. ry Barnum; for bridge Mrs Ed - Mr and Mrs Dell Olds motored Alley and Fred Crowley Jr., held to Culver Sunday to spend the high score and Mrs B. C. Baum day visiting Mr and Mrs Harry gartner and Herman Peters low Heising. score for the evening. Orville Mr and Mrs Ehen Kee took Ruggles auctioned the pies which their niece, Sandra Squire, to were served with sandwiches her home in Wheeler Thursday and coffee. x after spending several weeks Mr and Mrs Roy Schilling had here with them. as dinner guests Thursday hon Mrs Arzell Lemley, Mrs A. A. oring the 10th birthday of their Dunlap, Everett > Cantrall and •on, Gary, his grandparents, Mr Mrs Edith Sayrs of Moro left and Mrs W. F. Schilling and Mr Tuesday for Portland returning and Mrs J. B. Coon home Wednesday. Mrs Marie Smith arrived Mr and Mrs H. O. Dugger Thursday from Goldendale to drove t o Boring Wednesday spend a few days visiting at the w here they were over nig nt home of her brother and sister guests of his parents, Mr and in law, Mr and Mrs Tommie Bar Mrs J. H. Dugger, going on to n ett • Portland on business returning Mr and Mrtf Torn Alley and home Friday. Mr and Mrs James Easter w“re Mrs John Rolfe went to Van business visitors in The Dalles couver, Wn., Friday on business Monday, ' . of a few days. Mr. Rolfe went Mr and Mrs J. W. Blagg had down Tuesday and they returned as dinner guests Sunday Mr and home Wednesday. Mrs Ivan Blagg and family, Har Mrs Bernard Martin took a old Blagg of Portland and Marie cake to school Tuesday after- Blagg and Clair Baicer. noon, March 9, to celebrate the Mr and Mrs Arthur Bucholtz 7th birthday anniversary of her and family of Moro visited Sun daughter by* inviting the three day at the home of his aunt, lower grade pupils €o share Miss Anna Schwartz. the cake and ice cream with her Mr and Mrs Charles Davis from a table decorated with S t had as their guests her son and Patrick motifs and party favors. wife, Mr and Mrs Roy Dykstfa, Grass Valley was blanketed who arrived Friday from Pasa Tuesday morning with . about dena, California. They left Tues three inches of snow, which be- day* for their home. A no host party was held at the Odd Fellow haH Sunday evening for the Grass Valley and Kent basket ball team and their families. A not luck dinner was served at 7 o’clock. Those present included Mi and Mrs Alfred Payne and family, Mr and Mrs Frank Payne, Mr and Mrs Olan Stark, Mr and Mrs Ross Fields, Mr and Mrs Kenneth Crews and family, Mr and Mrs Frank Bayer and daughter, Ju lia, Mr and Mrs Ivan Stewart, Fred Crowley Jr.. Bill Barry, John Buether, Katie Geiser. and Mr and Mrs Willard Rolfe. Cards i GRASS VALLEY THREE LINKS CLUB and visiting were the diversion of the evening. Mr and Mrs Loy Adams and Made-To-Measure Clolhts family of Hood River spent Sun For Men a n i Women - day visiting at the hi me of her Alterations, Pressing, Repairs brother in law and sister, Mr Lowell R. Young and Mrs Donald Clodfelter. Mr and Mrs Ted Ball went *o Chapman Bldg., (over Penney'?.) Spokane, Wn., to attend the PHONE 3715 ~ Hereford sale and to visit their — _ The Dalles, Oregon •on in law and daughter, M r a n d Mrs Dick Bailey, returning home Saturday- Mrs Frank Bayer and daugh ter, Mrs Charles P^rrigo went to The Dalles Friday on business and to bring Mr. Perrlgo home, lie went to work for the county Monday morning. R. A. Stow returned home Wednesday from Hood River where he spent several days visiting relatives. Mr and Mrs Harry Stark were in The Dalles last Sunday to visit her mother, Mrt Eltie Mc Donald. Mr and Mrs Gene Reynolds were hosts at a party in their apartment Friday evening. The St. Patrick decorations were car ried out in the room with green and white crepe paper and sham rock motifs. Mrs Bernard Mar tin and Marcus EUlnger won prizes at bingo, cards and danc ing were other amusements of the evening. Guests included Mr and Mrs Bernard Martin, Mr and Mrs Vernon Eakln. Mr and Mrs Owen Eakin, Mr and Mrs El ton Eakln, Mr and Mrs Mvrl Smith. Mr and Mrs Marcus Es linger, Mr and Mrs Donald von Borstel, Mr and Mrs Ivon Blagg. Refreshments were serv. ed la te r In the evening by the George G. Updegraff . Attorney at law Monday. • . MORO Wednesday, Afternoons Crop Dusting Specialize in GRABS PAT e re p y f, CODY— B IL L W IE C K IN G O. B ox 163 S ca p p o o se, Ore. P h-174 or H o te l Sherm an eitZ k m c ’. A GRAND OLD CANADIAN NAME PRODUCED IN THE U.S.A. Reddy Kilowatt is an active lad, full of vim C O R B Y 'S is a light, sociable blend. It is our sincere belief and energy. Keeping him on the line is the task of you'll enjoy its smooth, satisfy* CORBYfe hundreds of thousands of insulators, whose porcelaifi ing mellowness. Next time ask kirts are known in the trade as “petticoats." for CORBY'S..a fine whiskey. As we proceed with our largest construction program in history, we will install more than 40,000 new insulators this year. The PPAL system is being enlarged as rapidly as possible to serve new homes, THIS GROWING REGION USES MORE I M MfWfc 0 ^ farms and businesses . . . and to strengthen service to existing customer*. FILL'S CHEAP ELECTRICITY! E ttctric rates here are the low est la history— less than half the national average Pacific P ow er & Light Company SHE SELECTS YOUR WORKING TIME •CITY OF FOATLAND* For business or pleasure —- she selects Union Pacific. The luxurious sleeping cars, sleep- easy reserved coach seats, exclusive stewardess service and distinctive meals on “City of Portland" streamliner enable her to arrive at her destination refreshed, alert, at her “best." When you go East select Union Pacific for comfort, speed, safety! Daily Union F a c lfk Passenger Train Schedules to the la s t CWyefFwMMMT "R I.v . T h e D a lles 7:20 p.m . 11:15 A d ju s im e its Grass Valley Epbcopal (J er e b 3:00 p. m. services second Sunday of every month in the Grass \ al ley Methodist church. Beginning March 14. Ernest Taylor, pastor Cody- W iecking A ero cervice INTERIOR WCRK P H O N E 131 V A L L E Y , ORIOGON Bert Cox motored to Portland where Mr. Rolfe will receive medical attention. JMr and Mrs Cox went to Vancouver to work on his mother’s house a few days. , • and Spraying Friday THE DALLES 211 East Third Street Telephone 320» . degrees above zero. temperature dropped toward Mr and Mrs Art Blbby and evening a n d ground is still cov- Mrs C. R. Anderson motored to ered with snow. Wednesday Portland Tuesday to spend sev morning the temperature was 6 eral days in the city shopping. T. M. Rolfe and Mr and Mrs P er complete travel ia f ormatioa. coaeaH LOCAL AGENT Don't let the need for farm improvements lengthen your working hours and cut down your efficiency Built-in troughs, new hay bam equipment, new sheds and a milk house can give you more free time. Perhaps your bam needs a new roof and paint joh A Thrifty-Pay loan will help you pay for your perman ent farm improvements the convenient monthly way. Take as long as three years to pay, with no down pay ment required. Your building supply dealer can arrange a Thrifty-Pay loan for you. Or see your nearest branch of the First National bank.
