Sherman County journal., July 16, 1948, Page 4, Image 4

Mr and Mrs Donald Clodfelter
Grass
Wednesday to visit
M rs John Goodrich, who is in
the hospital and her b r o t h e r ,
N orm an Adams, w ho is a ls o . in
the hospital. -
Mrs W. D. B arnett and Mrs
H arold Owens and daughter, Car,
ol Ann w ent to K ent Monday to
By M rs A . F . B aiser
visit Mr and M rs Jam es M atthes
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and th e ir daughter, Velma, who
Mr and Mrs Dean Reynolds
home on a v istt from Califor
w ent
to M onmouth
Saturday
to attend the wedding of Miss
Mr
Mrs Jones of
Betty Ix>u E lliott and to visit w ere v,siU
at
home o t
w ith th eir son in law and d a u # M and Mrs M1„ a rd biikln S u n .
ghter, Mr and Mrs W arren El- day
liott and family who w ere there
and Mrg M arcus Eslinger
to attend the w edding of his sis- and fam y y w ere Sunday dinner
ter.
The Reynolds returned guestg of Mr and Mrs B ernard
home Sunday.
M artin.
Mr and Mrs Roy J. Baker re-
Miss Cass;e Holmes of The ATOM Oj? ADVICE . • . David
turned to their home in The Dalles spent th e w eekend here E Lillenthal, chairm an of the
Dalles Saturday a fter being here w ith relatives.
atomic energy Commission, told
from W ednesday on business.
, u congress he favors
Mr and Mrs Charles Baker The G rass Valley Rebekah
gt^kes In atomic plants if th at
and family of A ntelope spent lodf*
W ednesday evening , U p .hould be
* ta '
Sunday visiting
her parents,
for “ » A g u ia r mee-tmg.
A fter «ur. continuous
production.
Mr and Mrs T M. Rolfe.
H er
the m eeting a p a rty was held -
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oictor \ire \v b M-uhpw« qp
for m em bers w ho have had or
sister Mrs W. B Math w. a
b irth d ay s in Ju ly and of h er b ro th e r a n d sister in law
companled them home to hejp ^ ‘ ¿ s*Vew“
^
e M rs fcdna Mr and Mrs R oy Hogue,
during harvest.
Kee
Gcorgia S tra d iey, Mrs
K enneth Crew s w ent to The
Mr and Mrs Marvin Ragan of Lydia Crews, Mrs M yrtle Rust, Dalles F riday for m edical tre a t
The Dalles and Mr and Mrs M rs Mayme Bayer, Mrs Mary m ent for an infected hand. Mrs
Donald M artin and family of Baker,
Mrs Sadie Alley, Mrs Arch C antrall and children, Mrs
Moro were visitors at the home Doris Coyle and
Mrs
Verna Glenn P erry and d au g h ters and
of Mr and Mrs Bernard M artin Block. R efreshm ents w ere
serv B arbara Alley w ere also visitors
Sunday.
ed by Mrs Arch C antrall
and in The Dalles Friday.
J. W. Blagg and son. Ivan Mrs Don Sm ith.
. M
, o S h ,, of
w en, to Portland Monday on
Mr
P ortland came Sunday to spend
business retu rn in g home th a ' family left F riday for Corail s a fgw
here v(slUng hel
evening
. w here they will m ake then da
Mrg Qoyce Blaylock
Jam es Easter, Mrs Ed Alley, home.
, farnilv
Mrs John Block, and Mrs Earl
M rs Olan S tark and Mrs H ar
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S aw te|, an(J
Olds w ere business visitors ir old Owens w ent to P ortland
,
-rh e u „ ,
The Danes T hursday.
and hack Friday on business.
» d a y and w e T o ^ r
nig h t
Couple Attend
Monmouth Event
Mr and Mrs B. C Baum gartnei
w e re b ^ sineR« visitors In
Th
Dalles Friday.
Mrs John Engstrom returned
home W’ednesday from a trip
with Mr and Mrs Lund of Port-
land. They visited in M ontana
and at S o a p l-a k e while on the
tF M " i f l M rs Don^d" Clodfelter
.M r and Mrs Donald t k x ite n e r
and fam ily m otored to Portland
and back on business last Tues
Mr and Mrs Bernard M artin
and Deanna and Rav Brokaw
w P ^ ^ flin e s s Visitors in The
v e re b u s in g s visitors in
e
Dalles Monday^
bu«lnea«^td8ltwYnn0T?ie
Mrs c ly d e stra d le y
dhiner guests Sunday Mr
Mrs E rnegt li4ttyl(X.k and
Mr and Mrs Earl Saw tell and
family of The Dalles
M|.
and Mrs
Mr and
Mrs Fred Cox w eni.
Corvallis F rid ay to visit th eir
son
|aw an(1 d a u g h te r. Mr
and MrS Al
ani1 dam ' lyv
,f h
hom e
Clair, M arie Blagg, M rs F rank
Mr and /Mrs Claud B ayer and P ike and M rs George Sm ith and
his m other, M rs F ra n k B ayer
m otored to P ortland M onday on dau g h ter, Ju d y , and Mr and M rs
Bill Todd and d aughter w ere
' v r in 's s of a few days.
business v isito rs in The Dalles
M rs A rt Bibby w ent to P o rt
Mr and M rs H a rry Hooper
land S aturday re tu rn in g
hom e
Sunday
accom panied by
Mr. cam e up from T he Dalles Sunday
Bibby, w ho w as released from to v isit her p aren ts, Mr and Mrs
the hospital. M rs F lo rin Coon ac­
com panied her to Portland- M r'
Coon w en t dow n S a tu rd a y even­
ing and they also retu rn ed hom e
Sunday.
guests at the home of her par-
ents, Mr and M rs E rn e st Blay-
lock.
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Mrs Charles Perrigo, Mrs H ar
jfa rry ^ o tm g 'v v e re host-
lavette show er in
e ^ e s at a ^ U y e t t e show er in
L
fo rm er's home last Tuesday
Sunday
nft<irn<.n n
M r„
S ta r k
re c e iv e d
a(W inpanied by
Rodney a n d
g i f t s w h i r h w ere
R(,nal(1 Robertg who
spend
p|e;(Sure of all
a
here w lth th eir gran<l R efreshm ents
w ere served
to
Pa re n ls*
about tw enty-five guests by the
Mr and Mrs Max Brow n and hostesses.
and Mps w u la rd B a r n e t t - 1
;r - -
w ere S unday even
Mr and Mrs Tom Alley of The
hi*
Portland" «¡m e T a t J
vlaU her parents Mr
Ur^aL t0 n u t tl,,lm esPIRobert re
3 ,
h ids J n i h f a r e n t s
ma n
^ i i w m an R etu rn ed to
th e e tt” Sunday30
.
re tu rn e d
TO P L U M B T H E U N IV E R S E . . . W ith appropriately Impressive cere-
t n o n ie « the world’s largest m irro r telescope received Ito dedication In
the P alo m ar mountain, C alif., observatory. I t was christened the Hale
telescope in honor of the late D r. George E lle ry H ale, pioneering chair­
m an of California Institute of Technology's shservatory cosncil, who
first envisioned the project M years ago. The W t-inch m irro r can be
seen a t the upper right.
of Mr and M"
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in The Dalles F riday.
.
Mr and M rs M arcus E sllnger
and fam ily w ere bu sin ess v isit
ors In The Dalles S aturday and
w ere dinner guests a t th e hom e
M
hi"
a
few w eeks v isitin g S tephen
Blbby.
Mr and Mrs C. W. Fields w en,
to W asco S u n d ay to th e H eppner
W asco baseball game.
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Grass Valley
Sat. July 17
Dancing 10 to 1 no intermission
ARNOLD HANSON and orchestra
CARPENTER
M rs A rt Schilling and M rs W
F. Schilling left T hursday for
Cottage G rove to spend a few
days visitin g relatives.
M r and M rs Art Bibby and
children,
Stephen and Janice,
B arbara Alley and Jay Wool-
w ine left Tuesday for W arm
S p rin g s to bathe in the hot wa
ter.
M rs A. F. Balzer and son.
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