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FRIDAY, AUGUST 27, 194S
Mrs Loren Winnett Mrs Lu
Friday while on their way home
ther Coin, Miss Patricia Eddins
from a trip to Detroit, Mich,, Brown- Winnett
and Miss Lucille 'Nordqulst were
to pick up a new car and then
the bridesmaids.
Their dresses
on to tour the New England Nuptials Hela
were identical with the matron
states. They had been gone near
At a candlelight ceremony of honor, Mrs Winnett and Mrs
ly two months.
performed a.t St. Peter’s Catho Coin’s being in yellow and Miss
Mr
and
Mrs
Lowell
Thompson
Mr and Mrs Arthur Chlrstlan-
lic church in The Dalles, August Eddins and ¡Miss Nordqulst in
son and daughter, Diane, left are here to get located if possi 15, Miss Eilene Winnett, dau pale green. Each carried a bou
Wednesday morning for a trip ble and start work on the county ghter of Mr and Mrs L. E. W in quet of orchid gladioli.
They came from
that will take them into Canada road crew.
nett of Wasco, became the bride
John Clearwater acted as best
Arizona.
and into Yellowstone park before
of
Robert Brown, son of Mr and man for Mr. Brown and the us
Mr
and
Mrs
Collis
Moore
and
they return which will probably
son Dayid and his mother. Mrs Mrs R. J. Brown of The’Dalles. hers were Ted Van Buren, Henry
be a couple of weeks.
Rev. W'illiam L. Roden read the Locy and Dick Maier.
Mr and Mrs A. Douma and E. H. Moore left Thursday for nuptial mass.
For her daughter’s wedding,
Gloria left Tuesday for Yellow a trip to Canada on which they
The bride, who was given in Mrs Winnett wore a gray crepe
will
do
some
sight
seeing
and
stone National Park where they
marriage by her father, wore dress with black hat and black
will spend a week before return fishing.
a slipper satin Empress style accessories. Her corsage was. of
Miss Margaret Donahue is here wedding gown.
ing home.
Her finger-tip
The Dewey Thompsons’ left to care for Leon Moore since Dr length veil was edged with lace pink roses. Mrs Brown’s dress
last week for an annual vacation, and Mrs W. N. Morse have re and was 'held with a .crown of was of navy blue, and her hat was
going south to meet son Don turned to their home in The seed pearl tstephanotis blossoms. navy blue and she had pink ac
cessories.
Her corsage was of
and winding up at Rockaway Dalles.
Her wedding bouquet was of
Mr and Mrs Mack Bull took Ophelia roses, centered with an pink roses, also.
where they expect to spend most
The reception was held in the
of their time. Mr and Mrs Carl their grandson Tommy to Con* orchid, * ith white satin ribbon
don
Wedneday
afternoon
expect
Gold
room Of the Hotel Dalles.
Melzer are taking their vacation
streamers tied with stephanotis.
The four tiered wedding cake
on a course similar to that of the in tp remain until Sunday to Her only ornament was a string
visit with their son, Hollis and of pearls, which were a gift of was placed on the center of the
Thompsons.
Mrs Edna Melzer and Priscilla family.
the groom. Her -something blue large serving table, and was top
The
Charles
Burnetts
left
this
left Tuesday to visit her other
were garters, and her something ped with the traditional bride
daughters, Mrs Edmund Cushing week for a vacation trip, harvest borrowed and something old was and groom figurines which were
at Yakima and Mrs Harold Mur being completed.
a beautiful white linen handker embowered with a spray of
phy in Portland after which they , Mr and Mrs Claud Thompson chief belonging to her grandmo orange blossoms, and was en
circled with fern, rosebuds and
will go to the beach in Tillamook came back to Moro the first of ther.
the
week
to
stay
with
his
father,
county.
Mrs William Powell was her
Mr and Mrs Virgil Conlee. and Andrew Thompson, during the sister’s matron of honor and she
N ew Fall Dreaara
children are at his father’s sum a b s e n t of Mrs Edna Melzer. wore a floor-length gown of or
arriving daily
mer cabin near Devils I^ake for Claud and wife have been visl* chid net with an orchoid velvet Sports • Casuals f dressy Dresses
ing
their
daughters
this
sumnTV
sach.
Her headpiece and mitts
vacation.
S elect yours early
Mr and Mrs Norman Frees of and stopped briefly at Willamina were of matching orchid net and
on
our Lay away plan
Salem came up Friday night where his son, Orval and wife she carried a bouquet of cream
Greta, The Dalles
have
just
bought
the
Willamina
and he spent the week end on
colored gladioli.
the Deschutes where with his Times.
James B. Adams was in town
son Lt. William Frees, and Giles
French and Collis Moore, he did Wednesday from Portland to see
some fishing. Lt. and Mrs Frees about some business for the
A fa rm e rs com prebensivepolicy is
and children left Sunday for Eastern Oregon Land company
He says that he makes the trip
Salem to visit this week.
your safeg u ard ag ain st loss
Rev and Mrs William Gearhart in one day now.
Mr
and
Mrs
John
DeMoss
de
and children returned last week cided to take a few days off and
from their vacation which was
C overrge is autom atic; y o u pay for
some new country before
spent on the San Juan island in see
buckling
down
to
hard
work
Puget Sound, .where they had
again.
a very fine vacation.
only the insurance you use
The' Sherman County Pomona
LeRoy Wright was in Hood grange will meet Saturday, Sep
River Tuesday and Wednesday tember 4 at Rufus for its meet
Call at
to act as judge of the crops and ing of the third quarter.
livestock section of the county
Mr and Mrs Jack I^awrence re
Sherm an Co-op C rain G row ers
fair.
turned home this week from the
Miss Agnes Strletzel is visit ir trip to North Dakota. Herbie
ing Lu Brown here this week Lawrence, just out of the artpv,
WASCO, OREGON
from California.
came earlier, anxious to get in
Mr and Mrs O. A. Ekstrom some harvesting.
and daughter stopped in Moro
& M eeke,
Farmers Frolic
As Harvest Ends
Griffith
Agents
Mrs Myrtle McLenonn a n d The Dalles .Thursday to attend
stephanotis. Large crystal bowls
of daisies and pink carnations Miss Minnie Bleakney went to the funeral of James Robertson
were placed on either side of the
cake, also crystal candelabra
with white tapers.
W e d o lots o f things
and pink carnations which were
in crystal bowls were placed on
either side of 1 the cake, also
T h e r e ’ s th e bus s ta tio n , a n d n e w s p a p e r
crystal candelabra with white
tapers.
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a g e n c ie s , O r e g o n ia n , J o u rn a l, C h r o n ic le
Mrs Ira Winnett, grandmoth
er of the bride, and Mrs Harold
Eddins poured and Mrs Blanche
e n d M H S O p t im is t t c o , a n d th e p u b lic
Nichols served the cake. Mrs F.
A. Perkins and Mrs Paul Clear
p h o n e , a n d m agazines an d w e fe e d , y o u
water assisted about the room
and Miss Patricia Kaseberg was
in charge of the guest book.
a n d re fre s h y c u . Q u i t e a p la c e w e h a v e ,
For her going away, Mrs Brown
wore a navy blue suit, gray and
blue hat and gray accessories.
c o m e in . W e can d o s c m e tlr n g fo r y o u
The orchid from her wedding
bouquet was her corsage.
« Mr and Mrs Brown will make
their home in Eugene after the
first of September, where he will
enter his junior year at the Uni
versity of Oregon.
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tools. For keeping equipment working per
fectly means keeping equipment perfectly
clean. The vacuum sucks up the specks of dust
that might make a tiny electrical contact fail
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ether ways, too.
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The straight chain drive on Cheney " coders la not
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clearance for stubble and w eeds.
For
nearly forty years Clieney Weeder« have sab
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R. IL McKean & Son of Wasco, Oregon have been
distributors of Cheney W eeder products ever since these
valuable Implement* were first invented.
The Cheney
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plow which Is recognized as a very
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tillage
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ducts and can supply you im m ediately v uh these
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2 . W h ile you sleep this new electronic tester
is at work . . . combing over circuits to see if
it can spot a ’’leak” in the office or out on the
lines. For even the best-insulated cables now
and then allow moisture from rain or fog to
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is more useful than ever before.
For the number of telephones on
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for more people. And each new
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