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About Sherman County journal. (Moro, Or.) 1931-current | View Entire Issue (Aug. 13, 1948)
r\C E < SHERMAN COl’XTV -.1 U N \. , \D>lL> » KttïOX FRIDAY, AUGUST 13, 1N8 Mrs H. O. Duggvi gave a sur and her son in law and daughter prise party for her daughter, Mr and Mrs James Manning. A Mrs John Rust Thursday after picnic dinner was served at noon noon at her home to celebrate and the afternoon spent visiting. Mr and Mrs Norris Gilkison her birthday anniversary. Those present were Mr and Mrs Bud were business visitors in The Brinkert and Mrs William Brin- Dalles Monday. kert, Mrs Jones, Mrs Bill Brin Mrs Ivan Blagg, Verna June kert and Mrs William Brinkert Coyle and- Ed 'Fritts motored to and her daughter, Elaine. Re The Dalles Sunday to visit Ivan B y Mrs A. F. Balxer freshments of cake, ice cream Blagg at the hospital. and coffee were served later in Mr and Mrs Bari Olds and Mrs Roy Wells came up Sunday Herman Ziegler left Tuesday for the afternoon. Jim Jones dropped from McMinnville to take Mrs Portland to visit Mrs Olds’ fa in for refreshments with them. Wells home after ,spending a ther, Gus Engstrom, who is in Mr an Mrs T. J. Coyle, Mr and week here with her parents, Mr St. Vincents hospital after suf Mrs Harold Eakin and family and Mrs T. M. Rolfe. fering a severe heart attack. Mr and Mrs A1 Roberts and and Mr and Mrs Norris Gllkisort Mr and Mrs O. N. Ruggles ban motored to Bear Springs Sunday sons arrived at the Fred Cox as dinner guests Saturday even where they met the former’s home Monday evening from a ing Mr and Mrs Clarence Huis daughter Mrs Hazel Zurlinden week spent at Paulina Lake. and Mrs William Cauthers 'of Moro to celebrate Mrs Huis' - birthday anniversary. nbbai blbctric Gas Engstrom 111 In Portland Hospital O« Mrs John Rust and Mrs War ren Morgan motored to The Dal les Friday to meet the former’s daughter Phyllis who returned from a six weeks visit with relatives in Garibaldi and Port land. Mrs Alfred Rock was hostess at a bridal shower at her home Saturday afternoon honoring Miss Dorothy Holmes. Miss Hol mes received many lovely gifts which were opened for the plea sure of all. Refreshments were served to about twenty guests by the hostess. Mr and Mrs Herman Peters had as their guests from Thurs day until Saturdav her brother and wife, Mr and Mrs Earl Folda from Iowa Citv, Iowa, and their son, Raymond Folda and his daughter from Tillamook. Mrs Ted von Borstel and son ir. law. C. J. Kullck of The Dal les were in Portland on business last Tuesday. Mrs von Borstel * stayed all night in The Dalles and brought her daughter Mrs Kullck and Infant-daughter hnmp with her from the hospital Wednesday. Mrs Frank von Borstel was a Portland visitor Thursday. Roy Tiller of Hermiston call- eed at the John Rust home a while Sunday on his way to Wamic to visit Mr and Mrs Mack Alsup. Geraldine Rust Is helping Mrs Manus Eslinger with the cook ing during harvest. Mrs Ivan Blagg and Mrs Alton Coyle motored to The Dalles Monday to bring Ivan Blagg l»ome from the hospital where he spent several days for medical attention. George Wilcox of Salem was a business visitor here Friday. Mr and Mrs Bert Garrettson of Boring were overnight guests of Mrs John Engstrom Satur day. to The Dalles Monday In the school bus for their swimming lesson. There will be some one to take them down for the next two weeks. Mrs H. A. Baumgartner of Auburn, Washington brought h e r ( grandchildren, Margaret. Susan and Jeanie Baumgartner home Tuesday to their parents. Mr and Mrs B. C. Baumgartner after spending two months with -their grandparents. Mr and Mrs James - Duncan. Barbara Duncan a n d Everett Cantrall were visitors in The Dalles Wednesdy. Everett brou ght his brother Gene home from the hospital where he spent several days for medical atten tion. Mr and Mrs Dean Pinkerton of Moro and Keith DeCourcey* went to Portland Saturday to at tend the football game Sunday. Mrs Chester Kellogg of Port- lan arrived Saturday to spend a week with her son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs Gene Rey nolds. Mr and Mrs Willis Brittain came over from Tygh Valley to spend the week end with Mr and Mrs Frank Baver and to take their children Gary Wayne and Kay home after spending a week with the Bayers^ Mr and Mrs Charles Perrigo and daughters spent Sunday at •he home of Mr and Mrs Bud i Irlnkert. Irvin an David Parkhurst ar- i ived Saturday from Roseburg to help with the harvest at the (arm of their grandfather, Sam -f tark. Mrs Frank Bayer, Mrs Claud Bayer and Mrs Harry Stark were 1 usiness visitors in The Dalles Friday. Bill F. Todd I X H U R A N C E OREGON MORO , I £ They will leave for their home in Corvallis Wednesday. J. W. Blagg took his son, Ivan, to The Dalles Saturday evening when he entered the hospital for medical attention. Miss Cassie Holmes of The Dalles spent the weekend at the home of her father, Sam Holmes. d u r in g o u r M a m m o t h C e le b r a tio n DALLES CENTENNIAL DAYS Mr and Mrs Edison Sutherland of Richland, Wash., and Miss Louise Fraley, Portland, arrived Friday evening to visit their sister, Mrs Art Bibbyand family. The three sisters were visitors in The Dalles Saturday. Mr and Mrs Gus Hartmann of Wasco spent Sunday afternoon and evening visiting at the A. F. Balzer home. Mr and Mrs Kendrick Dunlap and iamily arrived Saturday from Carlton to spend the week end with bis parents, Mr and Mrs A. A. Dunlap. They brought her mother, Mrs A. F. McGinnis, up with them to spend a week with her son, Arch Cantrall and family. Md and Mrs Ray Elp of Ta coma, Wash., were dinner guests Monday evening at the home of Mr and Mrs Frank Bayer. Mr Elp and Mr Bayer were in the service together overseas. • f V| DOES ■ W I W THANKLESS KITCHEN. TASKS You Are Cordially Invited To Visit Us Kir and Mrs Ed Sutherland accompanied by her sister, Miss Ijouise Fraley of Portland and Mrs Art Bibby and daughter, Janice, left-Sunday for their home* in Richland and will spend a few days there. « August 26 through 29, 1948 The Dalles, Oregon . - / FORT DALLES CENTENNIAL DAYS PA RA D ES i HO RSE SH O W * O R E G O N S T A T E A A U S w im m in g M e e t S K A T I N G S H O W D R U M &. B U G L E C O R P S C O N T E S T W h is k e r C o n te s t C o r o n a tio n B A L L A q u a tic R e v ie w H obby Show G r a n d H is to ric a l P a g e a n t, “ O re g o n T ra il C a v a lc a d e s ” ('A ST OF 500. SOROSIS PA R K A John B. R oger« P roduction ¡FUN REVELRY ENTERTA1NMENT| FROM NOON TO MIDNIGHT EVERYDAY I AUTOMATIC DISHWASHER C A R N IV A L STREET DANCES 1 DISPOSALI* WASfffS A U TMS DfSNSS, Of SPOSCS OF G A S S A OS / c u re t in c a l l y Think of it I No more dreary hour» spent washing dishes. 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