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parents, Mr and Mrs J. W. [ C. R. Anderson took his ball
# lagg«
i IT|]jBteam to Warm Springs Sunday
Mr and Mrs A. A- Dunlap havelw here they defeated the Warm
as their guests - his sister, Mrs1 Spring's Indians by a score of
Nell Swick, Mrs Gerda Lawrence 10-8. Next ’ Sunday July 25 Hooo
and son Charles, Mrs Ann Lassen River will play Grass Valley
and Miss Goldia Hill all from on the local diamond. • Among
Warren, Pennsylvania, who ar- those from Grass Valley going
rived here Sunday to spend a to Warm Springs for the game
few days. They left June 6 for were Mr and Mrs Ross Fields
* a trip to the West Coast.
and daughter, Mr and* Mrs Olan
Tom Alley was a visiter here Stark, Mr and Mrs Willard Rolfe
Saturday from The Dalles.
and family, Marilyn Mathews,
The Duncan Brothers, Sim Mr and Mrs Frank Bayer -and
and Jerry, and Mr. Johnson am children, Mr and Mrs Charles
building a house for Sam Stark Perrigo and family, Mr and Mrs
on the ranch to take the place Frank Bayer and sons, David
of the one that was destroyed and Keith, Mr and Mrs Claud
by fire Sepember 29, 1948,
Bayer, Mr and Mrs Warren
..
.
Morgan, Mr and Mrs Glenn Per
Mr and Mrs John Block mot- r y . and daughter, Herman and
ored to The Daljes Sunday to j i mmy Ziegler, Alton Olds and
visit relatives and -to bring her
Ander8on.
John Hay8, back
Dr n(1 Mrg prank Wilcox and
thDR\ / ° rr>,a Visit
i
daughter, Carol Lea, hnd her mo
Mrs
W. Blaylock and child- ther Mrs Matilda Folda, arriv-
ren, Mrs Alton Coyle and Mrs
bere Saturday evening from
‘ ii Baumgartner were in The Newberg to spend the week eno
.Dalles Monday on business-
• visiting Mrs Wilcox’s sister,
John Roth arrived here Satur- Mrs Herman Peters and family,
day from Seattl';, Wash., to visit Mrs Folda remained here for a
his brother In few and sister, Mr visit with her daughter-
and Mrs Kenneth Crews.
Mr and Mrs Dick Saunders of
Mr and Mrs Fred Cox and Walla Walla arrived here Satur-
their grand children Rodney and day and will be guests at the
Ronald Roberts and her mother, home of Mr and Mrs »Dell Olds
Mrs Louie Davis, motored to while he tunes pianos in this
EARTHQUAKE LEAVES THOUSANDS DEAD . , . Atom bomb or
Redmond Sunday where they community.
met their son in law and daugh-
Mr and Mrs Warren Elliott and no atom bomb, mankind has yet to devise a destructive weapon that
ter, Mr and Mrs A1 Roberts and family arrived here Saturday can equal the stupendous forces sometimes released hy nature. When
daughter'from Corvallis. They from Medford to spend part of one of the worst earthquakes of modern times hit Fukui, Japan, virtu,
all enjoyed a picnic dinner at the his vacation with her parents, ally the entire city was demolished and many thousands killed. Those
few buildings that were left standing were horned oot hy Area that
Rock Gardens. Rodney and Ron Mr and Mrs D. L. Reynolds,
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aid went home with their par
Mrs Art Ribby and children, raged through the urea.
ents after spending a week here. Stephen* and Janice, Barbara Al-
Estimated employer require- Chamliers in Moro, Oregon, H
Mr and Mrs Ivan Blagg had !ey a" d
Woolwlne returned ments for the remainder of 1948 the place fixed for hearing of
a , dinner guests Sunday Mr and home Sunday from Warm Springs show an increase in most; lines said account.
Mrs J. W. Blagg and daughter
“
a n /M r s for the next , two or 1 three
'
MABEL, BYERS MC KEE
Marie, fla ir Balzer. and Harold „ '
, y , aye? tnere ana Mrs months, followed by the usual
Executrix
Blagg and a friend from Port Blbby 'eft Monday to spend an- letdowns in construction, food
M.
W.
Wilkinson
other week at the Springs.
processing and lumbering. Holi-
38-4 le
W. C. Todd and his grandson, „ 1 , M' Morgan arrived here day trade and service lines will Attorney tor Estate
Donald Schilling, returned home “ onday from A1l,a' e?a - . 9 * "'°!/ take up most of the slack by _.
last Tuesday
from l^hanon
an extended vWt w ith. December, it is predicted.
V alue Bar F eatu re
where they spent several days bls ,sl ster' Mrs Jame8 Earl and
visiting relatives
family.
Slips & Half Slips
N O TIC E O F F IN A L
Mr and Mrs Harold Eakin a n d '
Values to 8.95 — Now
SETTLEM EN T
funnily, Mr and Mrs Norris Gil- EMFIXIKMENT HIGH
Starting at 1.98
All persons .snail file their ob
kison, Mr and Mrs Dell Olds
Mid year
unemployment i n
Greta, T he D alles, Oregon
;»ml Mr and Mrs Dick Saunders Oregon dropped to 30,500, lowest Jections, if any, to the Final Ac
\\\n t to Moro Sunday where they peace-time July I figure since count of the Executrix of the
attended the Shermn County R1 records "became available, accord- Estate ■ of Rolla Clark Byers,
building
.
income
Bottom
»*—
*e
Head
Football
Coach
Lon
Stlner
<r>:oOM STATE COLLEGE —
ders picnic held at the city park, ing to reports from 28 local of deceased, on or before August 28,
_ n * « a uusy summer In the in ter- 1 trying his hand a t laying new drain shows Coach 81ats Olli ww>. a
A wperior »ervic«
fices based on work applications. 1948, at the hour of 10:00 A M
William Walter i>ought his claims and employer interviews. which is the time fixed by the
eo«"»ria:e a.hletlc plant here with tile assisted by two of hia varsity pleased expression w atching a *nte
of
personal attendance
It* - .»^e new pavilion for basket- ' players, Tom DeSylvla, left, and Bill carryall break ground for th / , . w sisler, Mrs Wallace May home ,
County Court of the State of
e
widespread
displace!
structure.
In
sert
is
Roy
3.
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C enter is the arch itect’s
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mu I other purposes under con- ; Austin.
THAT COSTS NO MORE
Friday from Hood Hiver where ment8 „
resu|t
June Oregon for Sherman County for
s
t t r ^ i o n and the rebuilding of Bell ' sketch of the 10.000-seat pavilion to Keene, director of athletics, wh<
the
settlemen
of
said
Final
Ac
the number of persons
to get football completely out cost $1,800,000 and to be paid for m any supervisory duties in conr-o « she spent several days visiting fio^g
her parents. Mr anti Mrs J. A. kx)klng for work decllned 700 count, and the County Court
»1 .-he mud. Upper picture shows i from student building fees and tion with the projects.
in the metropolitan area during
Mr and Mrs A. F. Balzer spent the month and 3 c00 upstate
a form er resident of G rass Val
Sunday at Wasco visiting at the w ith employment reports indi
Rolfe In Hospital Again and
ley when he was m anger ot the home of Mr and Mrs Gus Hart ta y ng a steadily expanding la-
U
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Turn-A-Lum L um ber company.
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bor force that is expected to
C urtis Nichols of P ortland was mann",
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Reported Improving In Health
Sunday dinner guests at the exceed by 10000 to 15000 ,ast
A wide range of price» ”
a visitor at the hom e of Mr and home of Mr and Mrs A
.
A
^
Dun-
yeur-3
late
summer
peak
of
that meet» all wishe*
B y Mrs A. F. Balxer
were week end guests of Mr and Mrs Ted Trim ble Sunday.
lap were Mrs Nell Swick. Mrs 647i700i the number of thos?
MORO
OREGON
Mrs Harry Young.
Mr and Mrs H arry Stark and Gerda Lawrence and son. Char- Working ¡n trade, industries and
Mr and Mrs Bert Cox took T hospital. He is feeling much bet
on Lasson, Miss Goldia farms probably wiM establish
M. Rolfe to The Dulles last ter „and expects to come home her sister, C harlotte McDonald es^Mrs ,A
w ere business visitors in The Hill, Mr and Mra* Harry Hooper new state records
Monday when he entered the some tim e tht!? week.
Dalles Tuesday-
and Mrs Vern Mobley and child
hospital for medical attention.
Mr and Mrs W illard Barnett
M rs Harold Owens and Mrs ren from Kent.
Bob Rolfe. Mrs T. M. Rolfe,
T. M.
Bill E. Todd
and son, Keith and Mr and Mrs
E verett
Dunlap
and
Donald
Max Brown spent the week end
W ells went to The Dalles S un
at W arm Springs.
day to visit T. M. Rolfe at the
H. M- Jen sen of Vancouver.
Linda Perrigo celebrated her
W ashington
came Monday1
4th birthday anniversary Fridav visit T. M. Rolfe but he had been
when her m other, Mrs Charles
taken to the hospital. Mr. Je n
Perrigo invited her little friends sen went to The Dalles W ednes
and some of the. m others in for day to visit Mr. Rolfe and left
the afternoon.
Thbse present for his home Thursday.
were Mrs Sim Duncan and twin
Jack Lewis of Rock Creek was
sons. Jim m y and Johnny, . Mrs
Vernon Eakin and sons, Gent a visito’f ' at the home of Mr and
and David. Mrs Harold E akin Mrs J. B. Coon Sunday. He was
and daughter Mauna EaVe, Mrs
Erank Bayer and children Julia
and Byron, Mrs Alfred Payne
and daughters. Alfa Jean and
Ixds, Miss M arilyn M athews who
brought Dannie Rolfe. Florene
Crews, Mrs Erank Baver Sr ,
Mrs Claud Bayer and Mrs Bn-
B rinkert. After Linda had o p ’*'
ed her gift packages refresh
m ents of b irthday cake and ice
cream w ere served in the lawn
The children all received party
favors- ,
Mr and' Mrs George Beach of
Portland spent the week
end
visiting at the home of Mr an I
Mrs H O. Dugger.
They took
their daughter, Shirley, home
with them Sundav after spend
ing three weeks here at the John
Rust home.
Mr and Mrs Tom Saxton and
family moved to Moro S undiv
where they will m ake their honv
:.s he has employment there.
Mr and Mrs John Rust had as
dinner guests Sunday Mr and
Mrs H O. Dugger and Mr and
Mrs George Beach an<l daughter,
to
Olan Stark went to Portland and
back W ednesday on business.
Mrs Ted Trim ble and her mo
ther. Mrs Lewis Olds, were In
The Dalles T hursday on business.
Rev. Howard Schilling and
sons and W. C. Todd took Gene
C antrall to W emme Sunday to
Camp Elliott . w here he will
spend a week.
Harold Blagg and a friend
came up Saturday from Portland
to spend the w-eek end w ith his
Mr and Mrs Harry Stark,
Charlotte McDonald nd Eunice
Howell went to Tygh Valley
Sunday to visit at the home of
Mr and Mrs Willis Brittain
Mr and Mrs Arch Cantrall and
daughter, Sharon, motored to
Toll Gate Sunday to meet his
father, J. H. Cantrall and a cou
sin Charlie McKee from Califor
nia who had been visiting rela
tlves in Carlton, they will spend
a few days here visiting.
George G. Updegraff
Attorney at law
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MORO
Monday,
Wednesday,
Afternoons
Friday
BGBw
TH E DALLES
211 East Third Street
Telephone 3209
7A M odel w e ig h s a p p r o x im a te ly 1200 pounds. W orks
b etter under d ifficu lt co n d itio n s than ligh ter m achines-
W ays in
left
E very m achine can be a sse m hled as a right hand or
hand drive m achine. V ery stro n g , h ea v y goosen eck s.
T he transport, w e ig h in g n ea rly tlu e e hundred pounds
is the right d istan ce Iwdiind the r e v o lv in g rod. T iller w h eel
a ssem b lies work
p erfectly and lust longer.
The stra ig h t chain d rive on C h en ey -W eeders is not
excelled by an y oth er kind of drive- T here is p len ty of
clearance for stu b b le and w eeds.
For
nearly
forty
y ea rs C heney W eeders have sa t
isfied farm ers w ho w a n t the best. C h en ey’s are strong,
co n v en ien t and dependable.
R. H . M cKean & Son of W asco, O regon have been
distrib u tors of C heney W eeder prod u cts ev er sin ce th ese
valuable im p lem en ts w ere fir st in v en ted .
T he
C heney
W eeder C om pany a lso builds the C heney
S O IL
SA V E R
plow w hich is recognized as a v ery
su ccessfu l
tillage
ground properly und to hold it
m achine to w ork th e
in place.
M cK ean & Son carry a good stock
o f C heney’s,
du cts and can su p p ly you im m e d ia te ly w ith
th ese
built and p rofitable Im plem ents. S e e th em at
birley of Portland.
Mr and M rs^Tjawrent^e Denis
' nd family of ^The Dalles w ere
Sunday dinner
guests at
the
1 ome of Mr and Mrs Orville R u i
pro
w ell
R. H. McKern & Son
j les.
O. W. Alien and Mr ;md M r?
Harold Hansen of 'Oregon City
WASC-O, OREGON
Everybody. Welcome
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