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About Sherman County journal. (Moro, Or.) 1931-current | View Entire Issue (June 11, 1948)
♦ O <• Sixtieth Year No. 32 « ... Moro, Oregon, Friday, T h e se About the County T h in g s We N ote June 11, 1948 Water Damage Mr and Mrs Florin Coon went . Long thick heads of green Mr and Mrs O. G. Hilderbrand Growing As River to Sandy Sunday returning Mon- wheat are waving in the farmery Mr and Mrs Damon Fields and day with their household goods, wheat fields at present. The Mr and Mrs Francis Watkins B. C. Baumgartner took his heads which are in the milk, and daugthers motored to Pen- Stays Up daughters, Margaret, Susan and show signs of a bountiful crop. Thursday w here they aV* about folks vou do know or would enjov knowing Official County Paper Walther-Williams Coming fo r Second Historical Notes From Pioneers Barbecue & • Ballgame For the second year the Wal Given By Scott ther-Williams company of The Dalles Is going to present a barbe The men and women who drove Rufus is going Into its eleventh Jeanie to Portland Monday where Harland McDonald and Vernon p^idav lhe ama e' ” n h i cue and ball game as a June ox teams across the plains had day of high water and floods. A they will spend a week at the Miller cut some hay down last bageball team motored Sunday’s entertainment for Sher troubles not often considered by home of Mr and Mrs William week. More haying work will get jone Sunday and won the small number of local people man Countians. were using the Deschutes river Employees of the firm will modern generations and this was Sisler to see the Rose Festival, underway this week. game 3 to 9. bridge, but Monday it was re bring a softball team to try to the theme of the talk of I^eslie From there they will go to Au Harland McDonald brought up Mr and Mrs R. L. Tuggle and ported a truck broke through the avenge the decisive defeat they M. Scott, state treasurer, before burn, Wash., to spend several his tractor and mower Sunday family went to Seattle, Wn., by Gil^s L. French weeks at the home of Mr and to the grange hall, when some of Sunday where they expect to highway where it was washed suffered last year. LeRoy Wright the Sherman County Historical' out underneath on the east end, will prepare a barbecue which society at DeMoss Park Sunday. Mrs H. A. Baumgartners’, their the grange members turned out make their home. “As a rule, a man’s a fool, He read excerpts from diaries and prospective vehicles had to will be served by members -of When its h<rt, he wanta lt cool, grandparents. Barney returned to burn the grass and clean up Mrs Merle Brown and dau the firm together with some made on the 1200 mile, and six When it’s hot, he wants it c turn around and go back to hen it’s It’s cool he wants wants it it hot; hot; home Tuesday the grounds. Some of the weeds Mr and Mm Wasco. other accompanying foods. When cool he month trip. Of dust: “It became Always wanting what is not." Mrs Grace Zevely left Tuesday were still green and weed burn- £ ^r p „ . The event of last year, which so had we could not see our The men that have orchards in This oft quoted Jingle seems to for Virginia to spend the sum- ere had to be used. The old fence L 1 Thompson Is now Io was the first, was attended by a fit the conditions regarding mer with her sister, Mrs A E. was taken.down I r a l W up. £ n Paaad^„ , ‘ . S U E . the Rufus district are suffering large crowd of people who enjoy teams and cduld hardly breathe.” a terrific loss. Young orchards ed both parts of the program ‘ When we stopped at night they complaints about the weatheras Brandt, and to take a vacation p rirtn v to h u m th e where he is going to build a that have been planted the last yelling during the gall game and had to shake the dust from the well as any. WC've all complain- from Sherman county ant he a ro u n d th e ch u rch ami house as soon as he gets all the couple of years, are now under grunting contentedly over the bedding, clothing and everything ed about the cold spring, the voices °f school children. K regulations straightened out else.” beef. frosty nights, the chill spring ’>“ lle Scott, state treasurer, driveway which made it easier £ Kaseberf, son of Mr anti water, and will he so struck in barbecued One o’clock has been set as Indians were a constant men the mud when the water sub wind—and Justly, too. When accompanied by hfs son, Harvey for the grange men. The men Mrg £• E Kagebe|fe cu( his hand the time for beginning and all ace and many emigrants com sides that they won’t be able to suddenly this was all chanced and Frc<i McMu+Hn all of Port- out doing the work besides Me- n H v in „ at DcMoss P ark Sherman Countians are invited. plained as much of the traders . n . 11 u ™ land were here Sunday while Donald were D. D. Williams, E. J™ 1« p,^ ? ng at 1 , , I ark survive. Heaviest losers of .the to daily temperatures above 90 , p p atnn Will Hnrk Ro«s Gull. Sunday. The cut required three orchards are Walt Morris, and along the way who charged th e eo m n laints w ent on w ith o u t M r- 80011 addressed the Histori- L. Eaton, Will Huck, Boss Gull- . prices that seemed exhorbitant: CUB SCOUTS HONORED Roger Blackburne. riiminifihinix (al society and the others learn- ford, Frank Smith and George R . J diminishing. Fox. Putting on the dinner at Relatives gather. <1 for a re- The Auto Courts and Motels Cub Scouts, pok 571 of Port meals $l.Ao (this was 100 years A wise cook had the above lin- ab°ut Mr and Sherman Mrs Ira county Fridley en the hall for the men were Mrs anion and picnic Sum ,u on I e have been suffering loss of busi land Scouts, held its first meet ago) bread 50 cents per pound, M r a n a M rs ira r n u i e y en _ ....................................... law n Qf R obert Byrd in Rufus Thursday evening in the flour 40 cent a pound, potatoes es framed and hung in the din- ness due to highway conditions. ing , - . .. . tertained with a bridge party Lois Steward, Mrs Harland Me- . 11 J ” Methodist basement. Cub Mas $6.00 per bushel. ing of a boarding house once ?aturday night with Donald and Mrs George Fox. Attending were Mrs M alt Mor- Wells have caved In, and sewage H. L. White presented Bobby IreQ',ented by the writer. Her jn pj^y a dessert luncheon was Janice Bibby is in The Dalles r^8, ant ^o'.‘ o!' 3n( plants have been plugged shut. ter Stock died from weariness or Hastings, Jackie Wallace, Monte ability at public relations made served in the late evening., visiting at the home of her aunt 800 WalJy- Mr an<1 Mrs Ra-V Electric pumps have been going Stultz, Stanley Boise, Joe Drink- hunger or thirst, wagons were it seem a shame to waste her tai- Guests were Mr and Mrs Dewy j^rs Woolwine having gone Brown’ Mr and Mrs Frank Ad- day and night keeping the water ard, and Billy Williams with Boh-, broken and used for fuel, graves en u on cookery. Or is anyone's Tliomas, Mr and Mrs Jam«. O'- home wlth them Memorial day. ams of Arlington. Mrs Pearl down in the basements. cat pins. Stanley Boise was award along the trail were common. talent's to wasted’ Meara Clyde Fridley J r Bartora Woman.s Communlty club Jones and Mr and .Mrs Robert Mr. Scott, himself a historian No one can spend a peaceful ed hls Bear award and Billy * * * * xv.ndei 8 will meet at the Masonic hall on By"* and a r n y ’ evening in the yard, the mos Root his Wolf award. Rev. Stier- of early Oregon, son of Harvey A visiting gentleman from out- v " ^1- Tuesday afternoon June 15 for Me vln, ^ y. <* ort'a" d haa quitoes are so had. The stench le presented Billy Root his Den Scott, . well remembered editor al<fc ^ e county, ^ o was not lm to M ; X n d ^ i a y ^ the election of officers and to " “ J n R u f « for awhile m from the stagnant water is terri Chief cord for scouts. The cubs of the Oregonian, likes to talk his ble. Red Cross authorites of gave an Indian dance and dis of the pioneers who made their formed ^toot the quality of co m p lie d home by their grand make up the program for next p , n L v .. played very clever handicraft. ;ays where country cooking, was especially nonald Crews, who has been year All members are requested Paintln« w°rk T1Bra‘1' ’ Sherman county were viewing This was followed by moving way across the plains. His was he * ---- worked In appreciative of the cakes served attending Hill Military and will t0 be present. " Portland Is all un- conditions, and figuring out what pictures. the principal speech of the third at the historical society dinner spend a couple of weeks here. Episcopal church services will dei water. meeting of the historical society would he best to do about the Mrs Floyd Root had a personal George Brock of Salem, regular mosquitoes. Many of the residents shower for Jessie Anfang at her which was attended by well over Sunday. “The best cakes I've Mr and Mrs Bill McKean and he|d at the Methodist church attendant Sherman County ever ,te n n , ” nc he saiu, said au and dem- fam By ^ V a n c o u v e r W n were Jyne 13 at 3-30 n m «v*-^**'“*“ ev e r r e jie u ut-iu- ...... ---- ~ h Pro ^ Sunday n n d a v Tune * at —* — ........ - ......... ...... . are taking typhoid shots, as the country home Wednesday even 200 persons. More usually attend enstrated his regard for them, weekend guests o fth e fo^mo[ 8 tbp Rev p rne8t Tavler of Histortca^ soclety P a n ic s , missed backwater of the river is in their ing. hut the condition of the * roads He was a great cake eater he Parents, Mr and Mrs R H. Me- * Rh the R v‘ Brn. * Ta ’ this year although he had plan- wells. restricted the number this yiear. ’L u , ¿ ¿ 2 , , X . Kean and hls sls* r a.nd .br?.ther 'Th.e. Dali«, .t.° PLeach. he sern?on ned to come He is »1 Mrs W. B. admitted, and one whose Judg io law, Mr and Mrs L. J. Hast- Roy Belshee. president, intro GRASS VALLEY HOUSE BURNS Many l>oat rides have been ta Mr and Mrs Donald von Bor- Johnston had expected to come ment should be respected. Sunday afternoon fire destroy- duced *a group of Boy Scouts, ings and Roby. . . . . . stel and «kugther, Mr and Mrs - wlth the Brock famlly • . ken over what was once garden Mrs norence Florence roaruu Martin left last Bernard Martin and daughter, .* .* .♦ * ♦ < »eiv idbi Tv»rKPv M iller and spots, and young orchards. The n rttre large house owned by |W. who opened the meeting with a thL !2 ?8, week. en.d for her vacation from Deanna, and Mr and Mrs Gene daughter Marylin were in town young folk have found places to D. Barnett and occupied by his salute to the flag. Rev.- Gearhart wheat crop in Sherman county the trank work. ,eaving for sa. Reynolds went io Buck Hollow fro m Hennner whe re swim in the back water during son in law and daughter, Mr and gave the Invocation. Howard other than m a t^ ty there is lem to go on to Eugene. Sunday where they enjoyed a 0 ow are running a tavern the recent sweltering days. It Mrs Harold Owens ah small dau Schilling. Irving Mobleys sang going to be a crop such as has Wi|y Knlghten Is In Salem thia ptcnlc dlnner. . staved overnight was 102 degrees at Rufus Sun ghter, Carol Ann. and Jimmy Roberson played a Cause of the fire was not de piano solo. A male quartet from hcrefofo£e week to attend a meeting of coun- Rqfus grange had its first reg- witb \<r and Jewel Herin day, and just as warm Monday. There could be 4.000.000 bushels ^hool superintendents and utor' „ ¿ t i h | of the month MIRe“ were former owners The John Day river had risen termined. It was discovered about V asco sang as did a mixed quar harvested this summer. ~ rural school board members. Thursday night ' with George sharply Saturday, but had fallen 1:30 by a group of picnickers In tet from Rufus. The day was warm, the dinner The alarm was The local the city park. ♦ Mr and Mrs Glen Thompson j?ox master in the chair. Twen A miscellaneous shower will again by Monday. Herman Brackett says that the made a trip to The Dalles, Fri- ty-JLhree members answered roil gjvf»n for Mr tifW Mrs Harold people were thankful to ace the given and the volunteer fire de Ixuntiful and delicious, the vis next weed to worry about In the 3ay which was distance of over Call. Sadie Rich, a new member, f)w“ns who iost tbeir house by railroad company bolster up the partment responded preventing itfng animated. north end of the county is rye. a hundred miles on account of receiVed the obligation of the f gundav June fi at the city track with rock and gravel, as the the blaze from spreading to near Elected for 1947?-49 officers which is spreading fast. That the detours. They said it seemed degree at this time, and will take on Sundav )unc 20. spon- railroad is the only barrier^ be by buildings. Flames had gained were Herb Root, president: Mrs might be a harder job than it like they traveled most of the lt wh^n a class goeS ¡n again. ‘ rpd . ‘thp American Legion tween their places and the angry such headway that it was impos Helen Bruckert, vice-president: looks if the good growing years day. with but 45 m inutes to do A toU ot was u k e n and R T au x iliary \ basket dinner Columbia river. Should that* give sible to save the house although Mrs Millie von Borstel, secre continue tor rye will grow in up their business while in The Dingle was elected to be an al- wR served at ^ 3 0 and the way, many acres of land would be some of the furnishings and the tary; and James Woods to be the almost any kind of weather or Dalles. ternate at state grange, but ow- nnbUr co,diallv Invited to flooded, with homes and business family clothing were removed new director. ground. ' James Fox was a business call- ,ng hls chore8 he thought he pu. ^ 19 coiilla,,y wrecked. The trains were cau from the front part of the build * * * * * er in The Dalles Friday. could not attend. For the pro- r ' p n ^ tro m was a business tiously running on the water ing. The fire Is believed to have started somewhere in th ^ back PEACE ADVOCATE HERE “Candor is a proof of both a Mr and Mrs R gram the lecturer, Richie Dingle. igltor «n portiand several days sdaktKl railroads. just frame of mind, and a good ited Mr and Mrs Trace Fields Mngg “Red Wing.” Lois Steward . week Mr and Mrs Glen Thompson part of the house. Mr and Mrs Ray Siegenthaler Mr and Mrs Owens were ab of Eugene stopped here Saturday tone of breeding. It is a quality Sunday night. had charge of serving the sup- aSMnrn ‘ n tqshep is here work with several feet of water ln that belongs equally to the hon- John DeMoss was a caller on and ghe wag helped by some , T ' K r sinrp the their home, are still Staving with sent at the time, having gone to eat man and to the gentleman." friends in this district the first £ her mcmber8 hieh ^aU r so suddeniy ended relatives; and the George Black Warm Springs to attend’ a base night while on their way to Iowa where Mr. Seigenthaler will at —J. Fenimore Cooper of the week. .• After the church Sunday aer-. g ‘ , Portland Mea. burne family who moved on the ball game. tend a meeting of those Interest ....................... Mias Ann Slack relumed from mos, Qf the mcmbers rtrove hls work at the 1 ortiand Mea hill are the only two families One of the oldest houses in the ed In world peace and affiliated It Is customary In these rather Mt H o o d ^ le3Ve out to DeMoss Springs to attend L(?na gearcy ,,„ ,5 w1th not sleeping in their own homes. city the dwelling occupied by with the Council for Peace. He the Owens family was located represents the Eugene chapter weak days for persons and an(J Mrg Wayne Bartron the Historical picnic and pro and Mrs Chart«« Ruggles back of the business section and with which most of the civic groups to blame their economic and gusan returned from La gram. The Rufus quartet com- frQr^ Heppner Sunday for the FATHER-SON BANQUET across the street from the Bar groups are connected. Immediate and moral failures to some one Grande Tuesday where he has posed of Rev and Mrs W. E. Rice annua, meetinP of the pioneers else. To lay all crime to society been attending college and Mrs and Mr and Mrs James Tate ap- gnd |s reiTiainjnc, for a visit with Fathers of ¿he Moro-Communltv nett home. It was originally the hope is to eliminate the veto was power ln the security council, as a whole instead of to the crim- Bartron was teaching school- p^ared on the program. rrintivpq and friends before re- are going to have dinner with Harvey Srnlt^ place and Inal is a sign of weakness. It They will live In Mrs Belle Dlanne the daughter of m her home at Hll"- their sons next Wednesday eve long occupied by the Lew Baker change the representation of ning at the Community church family. Both the house and con small nations, provide for an In ^v es the culprit a way out, an Clothier home tor the summer L]oyd had torning to her home basement. The time Is 6:30 Pa tents was covered ln Insurance. ternational police force and ar excuse tor Weakness and dishorn Mr " ^ S u n X to K ^ u T ^ w X ’ cific Standard Time. range for Inspection of war ma Speaker for the occasion will we are to admit that Indl- v.slt Mrs Bud Brlnkert at the Har0,d Murphv Friday ^n til^u n jlay ^t^h e^h o m e terials. The Seigenthalers left be Rev. Robert Hutchinson, well BIBLE SCHOOL ENDS their small child with her par vlduals are not responsible for hospital. and son were here last week end b ro th e r in law She known Congregational minister Closing program by the puplia ents. Mr and Mrs Claude Thomp curbing their unsocial tendencies. Mrs Claud Bayei v a , a> until. Sunday afternoon when u the Historical picnic at of Hood River, who has often who have been attending whether in moral or economic ness visitor in Mor y they resumed to their home in c ,inziav b -fnrp returning spoken in Moro. Collis Moore vacation Bible school will he son. field« wp are regressing social- ar>d also to vlsR her mother, p ortiand> They visited her mo- DeMoss Sun . will welcome the lads on behalf given Friday night Juno 11 at i if Z p l e e x X t to r ^ i v e Mrs Tommie Jones, while there Mrs MelZer. to her home in Bend of the fathers and Dick Oveson the Community church at 7:30 Harry PST at which time the young WASCO SAVING DAYLIGHT th e a w a r d s ^ good conduct (res- C. R. Anderson took the ball j c McDermid entertain- Mr and Mrs D. D. Williams, will speak for the sons. X ^ n i d e n c f e t c T X y must kam to Warm Springs Sunday the PaBt Matrons club of the teachers at Rufus, were in Colton Pinkerton will be master of cere- sters who have attended will de The council met Monday even monstate to their parents and ing and voted on going t on day w hen their where they were defeated by the ra s te rn Star Thursday evening. Thursday (where Williams is to n oniefl. Feature of the program wiil other visitors what they have light saving time as of Wednes expect condemn Warm Springs Indians.. Quite a Refreshments were served fol- be principal in the school) morals are unsocial. from Grass Valley went over lowed by three tables of contract, looking over their new living be a barber shop ouartet which learned in two weeks of school day June 9th at 12 a. m. No more The junior group, appearing skating or riding bicycles on In these days there isn t muc High scores for the evening quarters. Apartments are furn- Frank Sayrs is managing. The excuse for bad morals except bad o ga Langford of were held by Mrs George Harris, lsbed tbe faculty, and the Wil- Mariner’s .club Is sponsor of the as a choir under the direction of side walks on the west side of thinking and bad training and Mr and Mrs L. * ^ " £ ° rd « j , re r Estrelle Halley, Mrs H. ,ams, say u,ey have their own dinner. Mrs Keneth Young, will sing. Main St. from the postoffice to The intermediate group, direct the Sherman Hotel. Due to the bad company. Society as a whole The m iles home spent of a their iew son In w, ---------------- --- ----------- the mneh V l ' F H a™ ' g° 'ng private ed by Mrs William Hayes, will extreme fire hazartj It was de cannot properly be blamed for rs g . r . n a v e n . night in Salem, they returned to RED CROSS ELECTS law and daughter, Mr and Mrs present a play. Other Instructors cided not to permit fire works Mrs Jennie Hearing spent the 1 - j , , , all of them. The annual meeting of the have been Edna Paulson. Mrs or fire crackers inside the «ity d Fay Brackett. weekend end The Dalles where Rufus h r '(kh - wuiinm« o rwvwxeJuv* thp first document Mr and Mrs Ernie Engles and sb€ visited her son in law and Mr and Mrs . • “ Sherman county chapter. Ameri John I-amb, Abbie and Virginia limits. SviPP°5 in Am prica was the children left Friday for Buhl, daughter, Mr and Mrs Kenneth motored to Harlandview Franj? ca Red Cross, was held Monday Melzer, Josephine Sayrs, and Mrs to be printed In Am < Tdaho to visit Ernie’s parents, Stewart and family. Saturday night to Judge the de evening at the court house with Glen Virtue. , ’ . oath of a Free-Man, prin E Engles. Their Mr and Mrs George Wilde of clamatory contest of the juvenile election of officers as the princi The pupils had a picnic at the CLASS SCHEDULED First Aid classes will begin city park Thursday1, at noon. 1039. Three hundred years ave .arrv will remain with his Portland spent last week end grange members. Adjudged win- pal business of the evening. Monday June 14 at 8:00 p. m in Mrs Paul May was elected not dimmed its value mv_Al, grandparents until school starts visiting at the home of his dau- ners were the children of Mr and the VFW hall in Moro, according “I do solemnly y R wbRe b is folks w iil be ghter, Mrs Willard Rolfe and Mrs Bob Belshe. The winners chairman for a two year term, jehsir anfang married to those In charge. It is especi in the sight fo God that when I this, faU w h iie ^ is ^ representatives at Richie Dingle, vice chairman, Jessie Anfang became the ally requested that those who shall be called to give my vo ce Mary Brackett is now Mr and Mrs H. O. Dugger and state grange held in Astoria this Mrs Frank Sayrs, secretary and bride of Raymond Parrish, son touching anY such matter of this Mio‘ w^ h her parent8 after Mr and Mrs Roy Haynes were week. • of Mr and Mrs Fred Parrish of can drive an ambulance come Bill Todd, treasurer. State, in which Freemen are srM>nding the year at Ione as a dinner guests Sunday at the Mrs Keith McDonald who has The swimming progam which Heppner at the Methodist church and learn about first aid. hut all deal, I will give my vote and suf- -P^ K teacher. Many will at- home of Mr and Mrs John Rust, been visiting her cous Ins Mr had previously been arranged Sunday with Rev. Carl Stierle others are welcome. frage as I shall Judge to mine high at V the Unl ( ^ , 4 ^ Rust „ ln Garlt)aldl and Mrs Wayne Wohltord of with the Sherman and Wasco officiating. The bride, daughter of Frank VFW NEEDS CLOTHES own ronsclenee may _ . Qre(?on ,n Eugene spend aeveral weeks vlaltlng ^ ' ¿ COp ^ day'to The Dalles where county chapters was 'postponed Knox, was given in marriage by duce and tend to the p O. G. Hilderbrand broke 19G at the home of her uncle and p. met bv her parents, Mr because of the bad condition of her father. • Members of the VFW auxiliary of the t>ody, withoin respec 200 birds and won Class A aunt, Mr and Mrs Earl Duke. ‘ d ^ r s Wilev McDonald, the roads. Mrs Lewis Hastings was ma- are sponsoring a clothes cam persons, or favor of any m championship of the Oregon Am- Rud Duke stayed here to spend Janice and Donald McIntyre tion of honor and W. F. Wallace paign for the victitns of the Van- * * ateur Trapshooting assoS1‘1 several week at the John Rust are attending summer school at young heads legion was best man. Keneth Young was elected “There are , said tfye cynic, ln Pendleton Friday and Damon home „ Mary’s academy at The Dal- The newlyweds will make their port flood. Any sort of clothes are usable and any size. , two reasons why people do not Fields won Class D championship gnd gre staying with their commander » of Chris Schultz home in Portland. post. American Legion at a meet Clothing may he left at Bob mind their own business. Ome . with 183. willowdale and Mr and Mrs Henry Barnum Brand parents. Mi and Mrs W. A. ing held Wednesday night at the CARD OF THANKS Axtell’s store in Moro or at that thpv do not have any mind Stanley bwett or wniowu«i^ J Wallace ^ n d Mother is that they have- was an overnight guest of his of Moro were Sunday evening Wallace. post hall. Ronald Powell was We would like to take this Steve O’Meara’s In Wasco where named vice-commander a n n opportunity to thank each of the it will lx» picked up and shipped "7? KticinP«« ” famUy Sunday. , guests at the home of Mr and * owners of new International n t any buSines* * * and Mrs j. w . Blagg and Mrs Orville Ruggles. self-propelled combines, the first Theodore Johnston, adjutant. Other officers chosen were many friends who have been so by the Red Cross. At Grass Valley _ i,.- daughter, Marie and A. F. Balzer Mr and Mrs Earl Rehr of in Wasco the American legion auxiliary y he gra88 a jL ^ a L i some big and son, Clair, motored to Port- Gresham came up last Saturday Some’ eating equipment— dish- Bob Axtejl. retiring commander, kind to us and who came to our is sponsoring the drive. aid in fighting the fire which uriantly this > along in land and hack Monday on busl- night to visit friends over Sun- eg. forks, spoons, etc.,—has boCP as finance officer; Andy Paulson, fires may be expecteo a,ong npsg Jeft at the office (>f the Sherman sergeant at arms and Carl Mel- destroyed our home and furnish Those able to donate clothing zer, chaplain. Other post officers ings, and for the faithful job of should do so as soon as possible July when ^ ele^ s R™me ^ f it. Mr and Mrs Ivan Blagg and Mr and Mrs Howard Belshee County Journal where it may he are appointive. Election of dele rescuing a number of our be because these floor! victims in xvein o Jnacreer who has been family arrived home Sunday were up from The Dalles Mon- obtained by those who left It at gates to the state convention will many cases have nothing hut W11 , ™ Vor t’hP citv says it Is from Albany and I^ehanon where day to visit and “get a little good the picnic Sunday. Mrs Mollie lx? done in September as that longings. Mr and Mrs Harold Owens the clothes with which they Trowing e s ’ ts on the they spent the weekend visiting Sherman county air” as Howard McLachlan has some baby uten event Is to be held in October Mr and Mrs W. D. Barnett escaped. this year. Place: Astoria. hill« k relatives. expressed It. alls. -
