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PAGE 5 SHERM AN COUNTY JOURNAL, MORO, OREGON Moro People Travel and Picnic the 4th FRIDAY, JULY 9, 1948 non at the hotel. Mrs Doyle is a the restaurant here. She was for SHANIKO - and son Bill, Mr and Mrs Bob It rained again Sunday and on M n r n n k . K e l l y R i t p S grand daughter of Mrs McLen- merly at the Shaniko hotel, Monday there was a hard rain lU d C n a O U t i l ? I V t u a Axtell and son, Mr and Mrs Les By Mrs Mande Garrett non. • J I 99 ter Conlee and Mrs Virgil Conlee over most of the county, which Mr and A Mrs Leo Dick Rees of Fairview ** » who Will/ V I^ang were S o le m n iz e d J u n e ¿ Z and her mother, Mrs Anna Wil d id n ’t help h ay in g has spent the past week with his camping on the White River A drivers license examiner liams, Mr and Mrs Tom Douma, grandparents, returned home near Tygh Valley over the holi- B y Mrs George Fox Mr and Mrs Max Barzee, Mr and will be on duty in Moro Thurs LAW Y KB Monday night with his father days. Mrs Arthur Christianson and Di day July 15, 1948 at the court- The candle lighted altar at and mother, Mr and Mrs Delbert Mrs Aletha Whiteman and ane and Bon, Mr and Mrs Bob i ° r . i ? ? r m . the h°U" 10 S t P Peters e te « Catholic Cathohc church was Rees t? ken i MORO WASCO over at Hoskinson and son anu Priscilla Vlrrtl l-nnl«. started harvest the « * “ « last Tuesday morntn; holiday, Melzer, Mr and Mrs Truman the w ^ Mr Mrg Qf Strong, Mr and Mrs Bob Boyn in Sherman county last week June 22 a t 9 a m cutting some volunteer barley vows of Helen Kelly and Thom- Rlrtsdaie. Mlnn„ announced the ton, Mr and Mrs Cnarley Powell, which made a yield that would “ ? . , ^ al Ma^s was sa^d hv marriJage ,helr -daughter. Su- and Mr and Mrs Bob Brisbine. The Nuptin M£ ^ as ^ (l « n Ann to Joseph Morelli at Others spent the day on the be creditable in any year. The Journal was in error in Rev Wlllla™ Ko<u n , . e , t Reno, Nevada June 28. The wed- Deschutes where the first toler reX rting "he school election at M i n i u m X 2 * h*,d at the h° ™ able fishing of the year began There’s the bus station^ and newspaper and peon Mr and Mrs pat MoreUi Mrs and reports are that it was not Grass Valley. Millard Eakin was delphinium, calla chosen school board member in- les t Morelli has been a nurse In the too good. agencies, Oregonian, Journa I, Ch ronicle Given in marriage by George Shrine hospital in Portland- The Dewey Thompsons enter stead of Wallace May as report- ed Macnab, brother of the groom, Mrs Carrie Quinn and daugh- tained the Fourth with a com Mr and Mrs Tom Jones spent the bride wore a white suit, ter, Neta were holiday guests of munity picnic a^ their home to and M HS Optimist too, and the public which was invited many of those the holiday week end at La brown silk blouse and a halo Mrs Rosa Harris. Grande with their son, Bud an<M** with green accessories, and Mr and Mrs Wesley Fine who who remained in town. family carried a white prayer hook, and have been vacationing here, re- phone, and magazines and we feed you M re Arnold Landry and dam wore a corsage of yellow orchids, turned to their home at Ran Jose, ghters spent the week end holl- Maid of honor who was the only Calif.. Friday via of Portland and refresh you. Quite a place we have, day as guests of Mr and Mrs J- N. attendant was Mrs Russell Me- where they will spend a few lln d ry They were accompanied CuIWugK (Roseanne Macnab) davs. by Master Johnson who spent who wore a pink suit with Charles Browning returned come in. W e can do something for you the time at the Ernest Woods’ white accessories and had a lav- from Seattle, Wn.. Friday 1 even- home endar corsage. ing to take his familywith him. °Mr and Mrs Sam Farra, and Robert Macnab , attended his Mrs Browning’s sister, Miss Le- Mr and Mrs Harley Farra of brother as nest man. 1 shers were ona T^ang went with them to Mount Vernon Mr and Mrs John Patrick and George Macnab. A I- spend a few weeks visiting. Farra of Ontario and Mrs Fran- tar boys were Jimmie Macnab. Mr and Mrs Andy Patjens kie Adlard of Condon were here and Dennis and Thomas Burke, were Portland and Oregon City Frldayl to attend the funeral of During the ceremony and Mass visitors over the holidays. Mr Art Barnum.- The men' are bro- Mrs Kathleen Nelson sang, Ava Patjens recently received word thers and Mrs Adlard a sister Maria and pavis Angelicus, ac- of the death of Mrs Anna God- of Mrs Barnum. companied by Mrs George Borg*- f[ le d .a /1 old tlme resident of J f son who also played the wedding the Bakeoven country, recently Mr and Mrs Jasper Ward ofk march and ,ncidentai music. of Riverside, California- 43end drove down Friday for the > Mr and Mrs Joe Morelli are Barnum funeral bringing her After the ceremony e home |n gfter a honeytnoon mother Mrs Echo Bartlett, a P'e received Informally in the at San Francisco, California. half slater of Mr. Barnum to the vestibule of the church then John Reeder and Mike Koonan funeral Mrs Hazel Lake and the bridal party, p.uents anil were business visitors in The U s Leo,a Church, half s.sters, b^ a^ nThr iioU ,aX ,,7 Dalles Tuesday. Mr and Mrs John Doyle and V,M<rsa Gladyse Morrison returned reception for was held small daughter of Portland were from s weeks trip to Portland st two p. m- » ^ e home of Mr Sunday visitors of Mrs Myrtle Tuesday bringing Mrs Julia and Mrs Alex MacnaK The tong McLennon and Duncan Mellen«- HanadPup with her. Mrs Hansen serving table wd«' ™v t r <*1 **“ ’ ------------------------ -------------------- tuanted to see if reports about a lace tablecloth» and had a cen- * * nted J? nf thp frflt) werP terpifcce of lovely white del- Mr and Mrs G. Douma were he excellence of P phiniums and peonies with whit- in The Dalles Tuesday to attend correct. candles in crystal holders. The the funeral of Nell Conroy who D rin ks - M A G A Z IN E S - Fountain Mr and Mrs George Martin and was first cut by the bridal was buried there. Mrs Katherine Coelsch o f couple then served bv Mrs John O P E N SUNDAYS Springfield were guests at the y acnab. At the punch bowl was Stanley Coelsch farm over the Mrs M e . Otos. sister of the Fourth. Others present for a pic- bride. Assisting »round the ON HALF A DAY’S NOTH E W E’LL GET ANY KIND IN S U R A N C E nic dinner were Mrs Gladys Mor- rooms were MrsxF W. Macnab, 4 .5 0 OF THNÄF.R YOU ORDER FOR A GROUP. FULL FIV E rison, Mrs L. V. Moore, Mrs Ju- Mrs Donald Macnab. Mrs Peter CeURWM DINNER WITH WH-T T YOU W ANT IN IT. lia Hanseh and Mrs Florence xacnah and Mrs E. W- McMillan. MORO K OREGON I K i i u w n ; Martin. >- Mcs Kelly chose a dark Rower 1 _______ » ■ i - - ■ ivy accès- r Mr and Mrs L. L. Peetz accom crepe dress with nav panied Vernon Flatt to Portland sorjes tor her daughter' r’s wedd- I Wednesday to remain several ing an~ Mrs Macnab chose a L lress with . weeks while Lou undergoes an black flowered crepe dre»» operation for hernia. white accessories and both l&die- , Mr and Mrs B. H. Roberson wore corsages of gardenias and , drove to Heppner Saturday and pink rosebuds. - • ► remained until Monday as guests Tbe bride formerly of Will war of Mr and Mrs Merle Becket Minnesota is employed by the The men went fishing with some p e . Curtis Accounting Office success and the groom Is employed hv Edwin Balsiger is again at the the Mid-Columbia Supply and home of his aunt and uncle, Mr- Equipment company, and Mrs Lyle Woods at Center Dr j Ohn Macnab took pictures ville for the summer. He re of the reception which added to turned before the stock show tbe enjoyment of the occasion from a trip to Utah Out of town guests for the Mr and Mrs Ted Barnum and wedding were Mr and Mrs Chet Mr and Mrs Orville Barnum and Coats, Mrs Claude Coats, Mr families of, Portland and Mr and and Mrs F. W Macnab, Mr and Mrs Cleo Barnum of Bend and Donald Macnab. Mr and Mr- son were here Friday to attend L q . Medler. Frank »Medler. a the funeral of Art Barnum. of Rufus, and Mrs E. W. McMil lan and sons, the Bases Rose- Mr and Mrs John Foss accom and I >< ires Leehan of panied Mrs Mollie McLachl.n porilan<1 and r and Mrs Peter to Terrebonne for the holidays. Qf Wasfo they going to visit his brother ♦ the Vio af afternoon the Jim Foss and family. Mrs Mc- young couple left for about a Lachlan went on to Redmond to t0 the coast after visit her daughter with whom . hpy wi„ be at home in she watched the water pageant DaUes Tat Bend before returning. . ________ — Mr and Mrs Giles French were — MOTOROLA and PHIIA <» in Bend to attend the convention of newspaper publishers and to onto radios for Immediate witness the Bend festivities of delivery, for oil makes and — m odel, of ears, come in and the Fourth. nee about havlne one lnsl.il- Mrs Grace' Wallan received led. Prices from St#.«« »!• •» word of the sudden death of her $105.00. sister in law at Garfield Wash., Friday and left immediately to HARRY’S RADIO SERVICE be with her brother. T. Lester Johaswi Moro citizens spent the holi day week end in picnicking, in attending some shows nearby or in staying quietly at home. There were no local celebrations. The annuaT family picnic of the Ray* Powell family held at the Chasles Burnet place drew the Lyle Woods from Centerille, Wn., the John Reckmans from Kent, The Balsigers, the Ronald Pow ells, Mr and Mrs E. H. Moore and Mr and Mrs Charley Belshee and grand daughter Beverly. Among those who went to Bend to see the water pageant were Mr and Mrs Vernon Flatt W e do lots of things R O O F IN G THETHEBN -'Composition Shingles 3 T a b 215 lb.* to sq. sam e H e x 168 lb to sq. sam e $8.50 sq 2.83 b n d l 6.85 sq 3.43 bn d l Ed’s Place For Steaks Cooked the way You Like Them 90 lb R oofing, slate surface In rolls 3.50 k) 65»lb sm o o th roofing 55 1b ” ” -3.30 sq voo sA| 45 1b : 2.40 sq ” ” Staggered Edge R oofing 10S lb Tasty Salads - -Good Coffee Bill E. Todd sq 4* These are good prices and ' This is good roofing Moro Lumber & Fuel BASEBALL THERM ADOR Wasco vs Heppner Wasco Field : Sunday, July 11 Game Time 2:30 DST Heppner is crowding Wasco for second place in the league. This game decides. Phone 2928 319 E. 3rd SI. The D alles, Ore (over Penny’s) ^ O regon < ARD OF TH ANK S We wish to tell the friends who ’ offered sympathy and beautiful flowers to us on the occasion of the death and funeral of our husband and father, «that we hre extremely grateful. • Mrs A. H. Barnum and family LARGER W ORKING AREA OVERSIZED OVEN Moro WINTER HEATER- Kummer fan 1 Here’s the electric.range that you have been waiting for...Thermador, America's largest electric range, fea turing every modern device for clean, efficient, convtn- ient, automatic cooking P lus exclusive features found in no other range. When you buy Thermador, you buj the best...a range that’s engineered to make cooking easier, faster, better! therm ador double o v in r a n o i ’• D eM o ss S p rings E lectric Phone 8 5 7 No. 113 I.O.O.F B eth iehem Chapter No. 78.~d.BA. ALSO AVAILABLE 3b ¿¿i. lUCTHCAl «WO. CO.. U. A»,»!« »>. I>odge Meets 1st and 3rd Tuesdays in I.O.O.F. hall. Transient and visiting brothers are cordially invited to meet with us. Leo Watkins, N. G. John DeMoss, Secretary M o ro , O re g . Meets every second aryl fourth Thursday in each month; visiting members invited. Moro, Oregon Pauline Douma W. M. Edna Melzer. Secretary Eureka Lodge No. 121 A.F. A A.M Meets on the 1st and 3rd Thursday evenings each month. Visiting members cordially in vited to meet with us. Irving Hart, W. M. H. B. Pinkerton,, Secretary Lupine Rebekah Meets 2nd and 4th Tuesdays of each month. Visiting members welcome Bertha Belshe N. G Clara Houston, Sec. TL°*_116 equalled, uever excelled
