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». ÍÓ - - *— -• '» * . ' « - » • t ' ____ r ___ - • -------- *—-- ----- ■ . Í *■. * w .* 4-------4 V‘1 » ‘ , •.'• her man (Enitnty ^Journal j-° v - Moro, Oregon, Friday, Sixtieth Year No. 42 M p"^u s ‘ A bout the County Agister F or Draft •» I? ” T lllU G S Official County Paper August 20. 1948 * about folks vou do know ^ ara ^ersenger or would enjov knowing Hurt On Auto Trip Wheat League Program Started Mr and Mrs A. F. Balzer and Mr and Mrs M. A. Bull and The John Day river which Miss Clara M ersinger was ser- sons, Melvin and Clair and M arie grandson Jackie w ent w ith Mary was so m uddy a week ago had iously injured while on an auto » e Blagg m otored to P ortland Sun- Eva and Claudia Irzyk to Con cleared d uring the week, but trip to Yellowstone park earlier iy lp p 4 |p |y day to spend the d ay visiting don last Sunday to visit the Hoi- a fte r the huge rain they* m ust th is week. In com pany w ith Miss nf mon h#>twppn a t tbe home of the form er’s son, lis Bull fam ily. Tommy Bull have had in the upper John Julia M urray she was traveling Th r>roBTam fo r the 194R thp nf 18 and 25 f o r th e R a !p b Balzer and fam ily. came home w ith them to visit Day country it was ju st as dirty near Sheridan W yoming when m eeting of the F ast ern Oregon _ _ t . d r if t gWill begin A ugust 30 and and Mrs W a,ter W Ilke of here w ith his grandparents for Sunday w ith such a generous the car was wrecked injuring Wh League which will meet I H, 18 1 W hite Salmon W " 1 Saturday a tim e. am ount of w ater flowing into the both women. Miss M ersinger suf- in ¿ondon eaHv in D ecem ber eon inue un . P Olintv bere vifiiting his m other and sis- Bert Davis came up from Columbia river. ftre d a broken back and is in a was p a rtia jjv made last week cording to Vernon Miller, county te r Mrs c W ilke and Mrg c R Portlanc, T uesday night to look Mr and M rs Orville Ruggles hospital, th ere in a cast. W hen whenP officers m et in p pndletftn ( o m n is s onei anr new v a p p o n Anderson and family. • around and see w hat harvest did and Mr and Mrs Lester Barnum she will be able to retu rn home <;ome t he sneakers will lie ed m em ber of the d raft board Mr and Mrs W alter Ruggles Qf hJs ln th | * county Ieft for Mt. Hood w here la not known. E . 0 M ^ lin to c k e x ^ u tiv e vice by Giles L. French tjiat grab bag of literary counties W asco’ and Sber Wasco, Mr and Mrs Richard New- Mrs Bill Macnab and daughters they spent Sunday picking hue- president of the Chicago Board From port of Carroll county, M issouri Arlene and Kay returned to kleberries which a r e pretty SCHOOLS N E E D T E A C H E R S of Trade who has been asked to R w o n i^ th e re co m es°th is paean ™d complete draft registration and Mrg 0 N . Ruggles w ent to th eir hom e in R ufus last Thurs- scarce this year. ■ . . o M ^ t jc h o o ls are going to s ta rt speak on ,<The Function of the High Rock Sunday a fter huckle- day after spending a short va- Mr and Mrs Oscar Lemley Septem ber 13 in Sherm an coun- rh lcag 0 Board of Trade in the to Pennsylvania, a sta te th a t August 30, m en born in 1922 berrie«. cation in Salem. They took the w ent to The Dalles Sunday to ty although the Rufus school will M arketing of W heat.” Hom er heretofore has not been hailed after A ugust 30. Mr and M rs Joe M orris and train from The Dalles last .Sun- bring th eir baby daughter home open the 7th, right after Labor B rln k |ey m anager o f \ h e Amer- as one of the m ore rom antic on es. August 31 and Sept 1, men born _ son W ally Joe w ent to P ortland daY to P ortland where they were from the hospital where she had day. Teachers are already hired lpan R , ’ G rowers of Louisiana ‘The m w oonlight falls the oftest, jn 5923. T he" sum m er’ days con.e softest, , mpn ,n T hursday for a checkup on Wal- m et by M rs M acnab's sister Mrs been for three weeks for medi for Rufus, w here all will be new has to ta ,k on the ln Pennsylvania. - S T 4 a n d 7 m e n h ^ i n in 925 ly a t th e O oernbecher hospital I-eo D uroler a n d her fatner cal attention. and at Kent, w here all the old . p ro b le m 'o f the Rice Grow er.” F rie n d sh ip is the strongest 0 ^ 8 and 9 men to rn in 1926 W ally Joe has had 8everal bone F ra n k M edler\ Mrs Macnah was T hirty-one hundredths of an o n e s.w ill retu rn . Harold O rcutt of the W estern Love's light glows th e longest. £ I' .„ ' , ¡ 9 2 7 operations 3t th e hospita! caused accom panied hom e by F rank Inch of rain fell at the Ted Trim At G rass Valley there Is a Research L aboratory at Albany, ------- P 10 a a " • m en Dorn ln la z ' by a fall when he was a couple Medler who had spent three ble ranch early Sunday1 m orning, search for an o th er teacher and California has been asked to Yet w rong is alw ays w rongest, S en t loan'd l’fi' m en t o r ? in 1929 of years old T he rep o rts are "weeks v isitin g h is daughter and Mr and Mrs Gus Koepke of at Moro a hom e economics tea g “ ak ' " " S o ft" W hite" W heat In Pennsylvania. O V p U . Id d llu IO , I l l t z l l iM J I 11 111 1 _ ______, ______ ,, fn w U li» Q I « T E « r V illz w i u rA fA J ln n n r m iA c fo H n n d a A A m m o r p ia l fn n p h p r . .. The Dalles w ere dinner guests cher and a commercial teacher Research ” and B i r . v G iiirje ilbert chief th a t he is grow ing norm ally, family in Salem. L lighest l i l ife’s i e s burdens u u r u e n » bear u eai the u ie n gncoi 17 a n il 1R m p n b o r n ln1Q*iO iiv m ia n j, * - rr - ■ __ , , . .. , n v M d iiu a iiu u ru , c iiie i The home fires bu rn the brighest, ‘ I f Qentemher 19 ’ bu t mu8t U ke ^ » r l y exam ina- Mr and Mrs Tom K irk, and Sunday a t th e home of Mr and a r e needed although arrange- of the B ureau of A gricultural tions until fifteen years old. The fam ily cam e from W aitsburg, Mrs M att Simon and all attend m ents are being made to get and i n(ju st r ial C hem istry, USDA In Pennsylvania. tv RXn|Sth^in«tene a T th T ’ sh e rtff» Morrl8’ retu rn ed home late the W n • W ednesday to visit at th e ed the graveside services for Joe them . The num ber un d er con- of Washlngton> D c ,s w anted The sun sh in es ever brighest, office and c a rd t will i t « .n to sam e day as th ,a ls th elr rush hom e of hls stater Mrs c h a r 'es Grcgg held 8‘ K ent Sunday af,er U act at , Wasco ls T , ° T , “ > speak on "In d u strial Uses of T he breezes w hisper lightest, t h e h e i d o u a r t e r s o f the local sea8on w lth the fru lt- W ilson. They w ere on th eir way noon. some of those who taught last Parlflc N orthw est W heat.” In Pennsylvania. , . . q rp, ,, . Mr and Mrs Don Macnab and to the coast a vacation, and M rs May Belshe was m arried year are not going to retu rn __ _______ t for Dr. Orval Vogle, BPI, of Pull Plain girls a re the fewest, T heir voung h e a rts are th e truest ^ d raft ari board at T he Dalles each daughters Ilia Jean and K aren left for I>ong Beach Saturday, recently in Portland to Man- man, W ash., W. L. Hailey, chem M aiden’s eyes are the bluest, who are already an officer left W ednesday for a two weeks They w ere accompanied by *>pd Nordin, of that city. RUFUS HAS NEW ................ _ ist ........................... for F isher Flour Mills .. of In Pennsylvania.” or enlisted m an i Z t h e arm eo vacation triP They w ere accom- Charles W ilson Jr. Two of Mr .. M,rS ..Me!v n . . B_Bad?L.?f . ^ [ 1 * Seattle and Robert Fletcher, field panied as far as P ortland by and Mrs K irk ’s «mall daughters m other, Mrs Paul Herzberg to land who has been hired to be 8ecreta ry Of the N orthw est Crop Some one anight do as m uch forces have for Oregon. We have seen noth- o th e r m em bers of the board Miss Rosem ary I^eehan who w as Rebecca and Jo an rem ained with The Dalles w here she took the principal in the school at Rufus im provem ent Association helping her cousin, Mrs Leland th eir uncle and aunt Mr and Mrs bus for her home in Portland has given the following names kppn asked to take part in a pan- ing better about C alifornia or are R H utchinson, Hood Ri their a fte r spending a week here w ith of this years faculty.. Besides el discussion on « w h e a t Varie- Medler during the h arv est sea- C harles W ilson during Florida which are states th at v e r, form er Congregational min- them . Mrs Brady who will teach in R eg.. l>oasL of th eir w eather an d theii jS| Pr ¡n n a iies, and Reuben son. Ilia Jean and K aren w ere folks stay at th e beach, ______ ______ v _ Bob Miss Phyllis Medler spent the the high school there will be Nie,s j Niejsoni aKricultural invited to a b irthday p arty in F ire started near the women m ost im m oderately. i^ rs d n , of The Dalles. Portland F rid a y which M r s King combine on the George w ee^ end *n J^aJ em ‘ Ada ^ oss and Michael D ahney. g,atl8tlclan of _ the Portland of- ’ / ’ , . . M ary McMillan w as giving for Sm ith p lace Tuesday afternoon d f ° v e h^T b u lk . Wbg g t t ruck Mr D ahney w ill be th e gymasl- Rce ^ as tx.eri asked to discuss Some otne„ h as come forw ard to r i ,AlMH PHE-SEVTEI. AGAIN- her young son. Mr and Mrs M ac and burned a „arro w strip across Sa‘u ''day du rin g h e r absence. urn ln«t™< tor as well as teach , he subjeft reporting tell about Riley the m an w ho s 8HBRM AJ f ^ n t y , ORE- nab and daughters planned to tbe fleld t0 th e land over M rs Vernon Miller Is reported |„ the high school. The upper an() E dd|e Rammons of the „ s CKPlolte causwi the term life of (iK SK K A ,, A M , ROA„ go on to Seaside Saturday, an,I tbe bul th i (lre convalesrtng very satisfactorily grade teacher Is Sarah G lannatl N allona, bank w ,„ re,iuested Riley . H e was, it is said, a Hut F((,{ , MH A S |, from there on to Cannon Beach o u t and wcnt to the bottom of at T he Dal,ea ho8plul af!e r vher aI*» lhe lower grade leacher 19 to fill a program spot and choose te m inor who won a bunch of G rass Valley canyon before be- m aJ°r operation last w ^ek. Ver Elva Howey. his own topic. AUGUST 4, 1948 1° enjoy the seashore. greenbacks a t the races and A P P R O V E D non Miller expects to b ring her School will open Septem ber 7. H erm an Stein, of the M illers THE COUNTY’ M rs Graced Zevely retu rn ed ing controlled by fire fighters , P rid TERM DP spent them in one grand spree R h o y d that f t o new pum p F ederaGOn h as been asked to home Monday from a two m onths from G rass Valley. L ater in the °P?e ‘ a?f' COURT. W hen It w as over he w as w ith G E N E R A L F U N D : • trip to the east coast. She left again, aided b y the high wind, M” from * hIch order^d f.°r he guest speaker T hursday even-* out a dim e an d had exchanged Naomi VanGllder, Co. Treas., by the southern route stopping evening the fire came to life . p, orn.e , y . . ? , m e. w ‘27, ve an< *. nS ° frff, December 2. and talk about hte . sm - all , fortune . for . an , over- , General A ssistance $450.00, Old in California and K ansas - to and w as stopped b y Lester Bar- L r arm in law nnd Han P pum p e s< oo iong range program , of th e , stim ulated stom ach and a long _ ------------ -------- ------- --------------------- gnd w ^ m 7Holrnefi and visiting her son in law and dau b ad last year was found inade- in,llerR R A M y e ^ . adm inlstra- ; i^i.,zizwi Age Assistance, $450.00.. Aid to visit distant relatives, going on num V* i k jf «*• and o / I Mrs A A eo Hal 1-4 Q 1 C ■ Q V*T A«* quate * as i It a d «3 I id <1 n * 't a a pum -v« • w« p nAn« « V-» (or of Regearcb allJ M arketing. ................... ................................... „ Vienna, ........ ... V .................... ghter, Mr arter enough as ing e x p r e s s on a < Dependent Children. $162.00, Aid to irginia to ................................. visit her crew. hls name. t o ' the the Blind, Blind, $25 00, $1,087.00; $1,087.00; sister, Mrs Lulu Lulu Brandt. Brandt. She She ... .. . 7 7 ,1 0 Water f° r 8cho° l use' W ashington,^T). G. has been ask to $25.00, sister, Mrs R i E X u ^ e ^ u p ^ tb e “ ' ^ X es i W. , i Jones, Z e ' expense / K J of ^ w ent sight i h seeing e T ^ in ' " ^ W “ ashing- ^ torts'“ . “ Z V m e ^ “ “ b o ra “ A u £ rt 1 3 ^ 1 y . ^ G ^ K.NED ed to talk about his departm ent, Jam found Dr. A. L. Strand, president of way and a life d evotel excluslve- g 1 New York and M«. and M.™ Do? 7 d Clod,c^ r ' welghed 9lx P0“ "*18 and ^ ¡ ‘" T 7 7 ° ’ OSC. w ill be the b a a u u et speak 'i t n o w National Bank w ith holding tax, spent three days there. On h e r a" d and M™ *>«■* von Bor- ounces. guilty T hursday in justice court er if he w ill accept and E rnest distasteful as the search for new $74.70; ........ ................. ........ ............ thp nortb ern stel having arrived here Satur- _ — -___________ at Wasco of driving on the left state sen ato r will be the S tate T ax C om m ission , return trip o v e r , — -------------- , noA nrv th rills becomes m ore and m ore state tax, $13.73; side of the road and was given ' ’ . t ' Public Em- route she stopped in Indiana to day evening. She Is a cousin of A R T H IL I. DROWN, RD a fine of $25 and his d riv er’s ban(l uc* toastm aster, unfruitful. ployes R etirem ent System , re- visit relatives and in Chicago to ™rs. von Borstel and Mr. C od- A rth u r P. Hill, assistant man- license was suspended for six Hill Sr. has been asked One cannot long tran sg ress tjrpm ent fund, $143.57; National go sight seeing arriv in g in The ager of the Wasco REA was the laws of n a tu re and rem ain u OSp jtai Asso., dues, $10.50; Pa- Dalles Monday. H er b rother, Mr and Mrs Earl an(1 drowned W ednesday at Maupin m onths. , O re g o n a n d UF I Peterson direc- physically well enough to enjoy cJfic Pow er & L ight Co., lights W allace May. w as in The Dalles ^ob" a " d Barbara Alley w ent whUe atringing wire across the The accident from which the I? agriculture for Oregon a life of Riley; and only those courthouse, $22.35; Pacific Tele- on business bringing h er hom e to P ortland Bunday to v isit the S c h u t e s river for the new line trial came occurred June 30 on invited guest who have abandoned m oral sen- & Telegraph Co„ $49.45; w ith him for a few days before latte r 3 g ran d f^ h e r, Gus Eng- that ls desIgned to run to Clarno. a , sb° rt tu ™ between Wasco Com m ittee m ^ t i ^ o will be tim ents altogether can continyc J F Foss courthouse expense, she retu rn s to h er hom e in Moro. 3tror"; ,who ls in SL V incents ReporU gre th at Mr HH1 was and Biggs and two young men Com m ittee m e e t i n g will^ long in a life th at has no m oral $1 r>{). N orm an E. Fields, sher- Mr and M rs W alter M orris ho*yital; . _ . . in a boat on the river holding from The~ Dalles were injuied. f w „i »w. l h e w ires when the wire Judge R. 0. Scott heard the case, usual work the league will be basis. One m u st be able to stand , f rs expense, $18.80; D epartm ent w ere hosts Tuesday a t a din n er T<*1 vonBorstel dame home Qne up and look the world in the eye f A griculture, se a le r," w eights for some of Mr M orris’ relatives. S?Jnday ^ro7V the cau«ht jerking him from the n n I t r a i i wt ih v w n w A n the S p eak in g ^program 1’taking™up —an d be both m orally and phy & meK a3ures. $2.56; Public T^nds Present for the day and d in n er 3b<; ba3d h031- ’ u n he larger part of the Bhal two sically able to do it. Com m ittee of Association of Ore- w ere Mr and Mrs I^ouis Langford, last Saturday when s h e w as in- He wag know n to m any in Mrs Hubert S U rn s died in P ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ • gon Counties, dues, $5.00; the Miss Nellie M orris, Mrs Clara Jured In a car accident. Sherm an county as he was active Sa,em Thursday. She w3s the _____ W illard HawleV is back in Geo. D. B arnard Co., C lerk’s of- Macnab of The Dalles a n d Mrs C Y Ha11 Har- |n the construction work when m other of the late Mrs. T . S. H aw ley after is 11 years flee expense. $14.52; The Oregon grandson who is th e son of Mor- yard. Idaho last week to visit the loca, Unes were b u llt. The Reese and w as an early day CLVB S h W ^ illard m ln county MKET r herm ™ an county . " ¿ ¿ t h America, S T n , Co.. Clerk s office ex- ris Macnah of Portland. T he »7 >>ad not .been recovered R e£ The Septem ber m eeting of the Cno e u nRIca. P a n a m T ’^nd'^Colum- pense, ¿8.50; Sherm an County th ree ladles are siste rs of W alt b*r ‘^ law a£d T hursday m orning, and farm ed by C. O. Hlgley. She Sherm an County Luncheon club bla and says It Is g rea t country Journal. County P rinting. $92.60. M orris. Hev and Mrs w ' anat was the grandm other of Nfrs Hlg- will be held at the Portland Ho w ith lots of opportunities for Sheriff’s office expense, $7.00, Mrs C hester Coats retu rn ed » n u v ley., Mrs Owen E lliott of Ta- tel at 12.00 noon according to A visitor at the hom e of Mr Am ericans, especially those ith II $99.60; LIUJU Lloyd A R. Johnson, board home S aturday ».v,... from The o se w W 1V V. UVIUWUII, ...v- Dalles Mllpk last WPpk coma and Mrs George Mitchell M rs E sta Powell, who ls here th e know how of some trade or of prisoners. $13.71; State Indus- hospital. She w as accom panied a " B of Pendleton. The funeral was to observe the harvesting of fan n in g m achinery. T he govern trial Accident Comm., Peace Of- hom e by h e r new d au g h ter Pa- a™ tnl9 year old aon w heat on her place w est of town. held ln Salem Saturday. m ent will lease land for w hat fleer’s protection. $7.82; W. T. tricia Jean. is the eleven y e s ^ o t o ^ V M ) lS se e m s a sone and th e m ark e t for Balslger, Insurance. $374.28; J. Melvin Balzer arrived T uesday ° - fJ * e ° nal, ^ arid . ,,kps isurance, $374.28; J. Melvin Balzer arrived T uesday R S atu rd ay ^A u g u st 14. LOANS N l’M EROUS i __ seem s a song • P 7 ; 8ta7 ps C17 k'B from O akland- .C811': . , to spend »tore In Th D 11 . J lk ^ T hi 1 a S t j p y 'Haven an(J to ta |ln g .(00i(ifi8 buabclg g- COVNTIANS M EET grains is inexhaustible and the C. Freem an, > - «.v.».» i«v i«vjy op the farm very price high. T he land is new and office $10.00; W est ab° u * two ^ tb Hls father is an old friend of Children entertained the well had been made up to W ednesday Sherm an countians who live In productive. All this Is a p a rt of kr^g & Bindln« /l® ’ Clei ^ s F ’ B , L Hucks. known children’s music com- at 3:30, there being a total of P ortland met -Sunday in I^aurel- th e governm ent—o u r govern- fice expense, $38 75, S h ^ i Melvin and his m other w ent to M r and Mrs Claude C oats spent poser Mrs Ada Richter and her 79 loans completed to th at time. h u rst park to relive old tim es and m en t’s—effort to aid in the de- office £ xPense- ^20 T rt the weekend in Dayton visiting d u a lly famous husband Mr. Al- This is m ore loans than w ere bJs,t old friends. Many from velopm ent of th e lands below the e r s office $56.25 $.>07.20, T. grandfather, C.. R. B ru ck ert theIr |n ]gw and dau< hter fred Richter niade last year when the w heat cutsl(le the pity attended, canal and some great fortunes l i s t e r J °bnson D istrict Attor- stopping on th e ir w ay hom e a t Mr Mrg Car, Rutgchm an A great m any of the children price was well above the loan The w eather wa« threatening will he m ade by A m ericans who ney’s expense, $8.85; State T rw - W asco to have d in n er w ith hls They, left rig h t af- in Sherm an county have studied price. The reverse ls tru e this although lt did not rain and 83 know how. surer: _ ____ 7 uncle and aunt, Mr and Mrs Gus church Sunday and knew W|th Miss Trounce Mrs Rich- year but there is a sale agree- w ere present. A blanket was raf- $550.00; Oregon State G a m e H artm ann - {hey""w ould h a v e " M onday off te r’i b ^ k s , "‘‘Christm as C arols”, m ent th at m ay hold down the to 'raise fund’ for the 1949 Commission, predatory s Mr and M rs F lorin Coon mot- harvesting on account of ««First Song Book”, “Cinderella”, num bed of loans. m eeting and ¡four draw prizes to control, $150.00. R obert G. In g erso ll w as ored to Sandy Sunday and trans- ’^ “ *raln that fen Sunday m orn- and “j ack and the Beanstalk ”, T he 'bushelage is not consider- w erc ¿ ven. Mr and Mrs L. W. some an atheist; to oth ers he ___ ______ acted business th ere M onday ' . etc and have liked them very ed large for the num ber of loans. Michael made the coffee. Cecil was one of the fine o rato rs of -------- r o a d FUND: retu rn in g hom e th a t day. —x , . . <wi, v n wnvin nf Thn . u ______________ W alker was, elected president a m ore flam boyant period; cer- r 0 AD EMPLOYES PAY R O L L -- Mr and Mrs John R u st had as Mr and ^»,«,1« frorn Eu-~ ^ n L t t v u-ivpn one dav said she REA “JU IC E ” OFF and Mrs Michel secretary-trea- talnly a w ordy period In our c Bargenbolt, $62.13; J . T. d in n e r guests Sunday Mr and r ^ 2 p Sv|agRed at the hom es oi w ould7 w rite to Mrs R ichter to J u s t how much Is electricity P resent were: « 0 ^ ^ “™ ^ ^ which B a a e l . S S JJ™ #n<’ th <"r " « .k l s o n Z ^ M ^ s t T k ^ o f t h ? ^ B e X ^ o r t ^ S . U. R At With Sheriff W e ........ TVT UO + O vV a a w a / vm a t — a — » a Noted Musician Vikitk Deny RpttV naVCUl HaVenl - h^ X h e3 T , s tOa X r : . , ^ S i N T - F i r s t N ational Bank. r ^ 3 ’o h X ^ o 'm ™ e f= eX w £ to X - £ = S iT ^ u n d a y $ norlh end ° f ^attended the ,„g west on a lecture tour In all T he REA - s o^sev- L Mtehael. -H e w as a w orahiper of liber- w lth.holdlng U x , $74.80; State a( flrgt be had appendicitis, but graveside seryl, cs for Joe Gregg h e .b ig c e s ^ h e a |h a t Bob Cow. ty. a friend of the oppressrtl. A T ax Comml9gio n , $,5.67; Public „ h as„ .t been definitely decided he d at Kent hunda y . gbg can,c up from Portland w ere late getting breakfast It J™' J ,7. Barlow. A. M. Tillson. thousand tim es I av5 * Em $82.- is haying x-rays V u< . . h . j . ‘ Saturday In the afternoon, seem trouble never-com P ^ r |ee e m p ployes lo y e s R etirem ent fund, .«»M, Y «. y y et e t. R n e e is ir iv i .. b A -iu j. taken - - ort --- Saturday. In th e afternoon, seem s s irou me n e v e r -c o m es e s sing- sin K- A A j j p e e , j J. . r R. . Morgan, M organ, Roy noy him quote these words: “F or Jus- ig d u strial Accident and at th js is date date is Mrs Arz Arzell T^endey^ th a underw t her ent sw last m . . . it w ent off ~ a . j . r Dale n w , Baker, j . l . 19; . <gtate -State In Industrial Accident and at th i8 resting resting quite quite Mrs , they baturoay. put on overalls and w ent ly, however, when Raker, Boh Johnson. tiee all place a tem ple, and all Commission, m iscellaneous, $72.- com fortably. H e ls the fath er of ter, Mrs H ’ bOsnltal on the combine. again at 6.05 a. m. and did not George Wilcox, C. W. Johnson, season, sum m er.” He believed i trood ° 4’ Secretary of s ta te « m iscellan- M rs F ay B rackett of Rufus. a n™ j°r « Thev were most Interested ln come on again until 10 last Sun- Mrs Ray V etterlein, Mrs Laura th a t happiness w as the eous $2.00; Mrs ily v K nlghten and rs in Pendleton. They were an,l mo very cnarm lnu day m orning. . It made . . it neces- wire a y Jobn W ilt. Mrs Geor- was th e only good, eous. $2 00; Secretary of State, Mrg W W1| ano M Mrs , S aturday at everything Elllg n Mrg reason th e only torch; J 8i 8 .Jl m iscellaneous $2.00; Pacific Pow- j aennette Yocum are in La Overnlgh c Grace Medler oeople Miss Trounce w ent out sary for everyone to find other g|a Cochran, M rs Glady Buxton, only w orship hum anity th i only cr & , ,gbt Co llghtg. J3 .M; p a. Gran(|p to attend tbe tw „ week the home o Mrs G rtc e M edler p eo p le* M hss^ira p ; w e„ Mrs Fx] p ,ercy religion, and love the onl P • • c|f ic Telephone & T elegraph Co., audio visual school for elem en w ere Mr an d pvenina and was delighted to get breakfast with. Some used Mrs Jesse Myers, Mrs “Duck” He added td the sum of u telephone, $11.70; W est Coast la ry teachers. and dai^ b Cltv N adine was meet them. trash burners, others had kero Hines. Mrs M arjorie F ortner, joy; and w ere every 01' P rinting & Binding Co., miscel- Mrs L aura Stanford of Fb«$il Bud ° ° , E lton Medler a t Thev left Sundav m orn'ng for sene or gasoline stoves while Mrs F rank Silvey, Mrs Rachel whom he did some lovip£ ____ laneous, $93.90; W. T. Balsiger, and Mrs Izivena P alm er of Con- a ^ a^3mat __ Ix>ngvlew and other cities In some ju st iia d to make out with Niece, Mrs Onelta W ebb Mil- to bring a blossom to k ' / insurnce, $554.49; P ik e’s Garge don school superintendents of OSC la3t y * > y p t e W ashington and the ton ton of of th th eir eir oil oil burning burning heat- ia rd , Mrs Mrs Estella Estella Benson. Benson. Mrs Mrs id were were on on their their the heat- iard) he would sleep ton ig h t > repairs, $53.75; J. K. M cKean w h e e le r nd Gilliam counties, res- Mr e am Vernon F F la latt wav also also to ers. All All In In all, all, it it made made the the easy Nettle Baker, B aker, Mrs Mrs Iteota Leota French, French, M oro" th is hom Sunday with Vernon tt way to cities cities ln ln Canada, Canada, ers. easy Nettle a w ilderness of flowers. Co., repairs, $22.35, tires & tubes, pectively, w ere in Moro th is home . un W nnin itla Cl,boff Rnth of them lecturing. task of getting breakfast quite Mrs Mary Southwick, Mrs Jesse aplnltla cut-off cut-off. ««Life is a narrow vale betw een H ow ard Cooper week to confer w ith W ily Knl- by way of the W ^PinRU s hei.a , Baker. Louise th e cold and barren peaks of two — ' r ^ lrs; $fifl 75; j oe F ish er. gb,'en about school m atters Lou loolta a n d . " a ma‘r-ri'ed two" days before they l.f t Then when the electric cur- Homewood. Pearl, Holman, El- eternities. We strive In repairs. $5.24; Eddins M otor Co.. Arch C antrall took hls tnot? ier ^ nce b s lu . d j aln Merchantville w ith a grand rent went off Monday m orning iCen Baker, Delmar Baker, Ger- look beyond tbe h e i s t s . \ \ e cry repa,rg * 16fl.oo; Sunset Motor ^ r8 A> F . McGinnis to The Dal- Portland hosplfc d • A d d in g and reception to 250 at 11:25 staying off until 2:20 trude Merchant, Thelma Miller, Co repairs, $84.18; Moro Motors, jps jpa Saturday w here she left for m eeting aloud, and the only aIJ9 __ Co., e e t i n g p e o p l e In their garden after- p. m lt was the same thing all Robert Esllnger, Joe Rutledge, the echo of our w alling cry. ’ & tubpR $5<00; Moro Lum- her horne in Nyssa a fte r spend- front porch. They showed the pic- over again ( all standard time), „ m . M. C orner, Cecil A. W alker, From the voiceless lips of the h e r & FueJ Cq general supplies. in(r a week here w ith them . M is s Natalie W aspenm! e w a M s e wetkRng. W onder how m any cold lunches w ill Powell, Ed Tomlin, B. C. unreplying dead f ^ X a t h m 2 1 : F vr-F yter Products Co., j erry B rackett w as a guest left S?*nday X n d in ^ ' mfr R ichter’s picture Is on the were served Instead of the usual Baker. R. J. H arbin Dick Baker, word; bu t in the night / J general supplies, $120.68; Ranch for a couple of days last week home >n m other back cover of the Etude maga- bountiful hot dinner farm ers en- Francis Huddleston and two hope sees a star and listening. & Horne sto re, general supplies, a t the home of hls friend W ally _nf r xiroo_ „ m<n^ ‘ , f July 1948. joy d u ring the noon hour, children. Mrs Jacob W assenm lller. love can hear the ru stle of a on page Three ' ' Morris, w ing.”
