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ó PAGE 4 SHERMAN COUNT! JOURNAL, MORO. OREGON Grass Valley News) By Mra A. F. Balaer Mr and Mrs John Rolfe and and his mother, Mrs T. M.Rolfe, left Tuesday for Wisconsin and Kentucky as they were unable to leave Thursday as planned. Mrs Donald Clodfelter and her mother, Mrs C. P. Adams of The Dalles spent an enjoyable afternoon last Tuesday* at the home of Mrs W. F. Schilling. Mrs Warren Reynolds went to Prineville to stay while Mr. Rey nolds is in San Francisco, Calif. Mr and Mrs Charles Baker and family of Antelope were vis itors Sunday at the home of Mr and Mrs Willard Rolfe. / Tom Garrett and - Jim Jones returned home Saturday from French Corrals where they went elk hunting but returned home without any elk. Week end visitors at the home of Mr and Mrs 'Willard Rolfe were her uncle and aunt, Mr and Mrs Elmer Wegener of Portland. Her uncle Fred Wegener of The Dalles was a visitor there Sun day. Mr and Mrs Lloyd Griffith and children arrived Friday from Motley, Minnesota to spend the week end at the home of Mr and Mrs Bernard Martin. Mr and Mrs Art Bibby had as their guests for dinner Sun day Mr and Mrs Edison Suther land of Richland, Wash., Mr and Mrs Lee Woolwine and sons, Jay and Jerry of The Dalles, Mrs Frances Bihby of The Dal les and Mrs Catherine Taylor from Wisconsin. Mr and Mrs Herman Peters were hosts at a dinner at their home Saturday evening Those present were their son, Herman from Salem, Mr and Mrs Alfred Kock, Mr and Mrs A. A. Dunlap, Mr and Mrs Arzell Lemleyv Miss Connie Wilson of Moro, Joe and Roy Harvey and Arden Peters. The young people went to Moro to the dance and the others played bridge. FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 5, 1948 Mr and Mrs Donald Clodfelter Mrs Claus Bardenhagen gave and family went to Corvallis to Mr and Mrs Matt Simon had as their guests over the week a dinner Sunday honoring the spend Dad’s weekend Mr. Clod end her aunt, Mrs M. Holman birthday anniversary of heN hus felter attended the Michigan and and son and daughter from band, Claus. Those present in OSC football game. Portland. , Mr and Mrs Gene Reynolds MillardC Eakin and son. Merle, cuded Mr and Mrs Dick Hu li left Friday for San Francisco, man and sbn, Dickie, from Sandy, spent last week in Portland vis California to attend the Grand Mr and Mrs John Reckman and iting relatives. Mr and Mrs Bernard Martin, National Live Stock Exopsition family, Mrs Emma Davis and held at the Cow Palace. Mr. Ea son, Luther, from Kent, Bill Deanna and their houseguests, kin has his string of show cattle Bardenhagen, Mr and Mrs Han* Mr and Mrs Lloyd Griffith and there. .. , Bardenhagen and daughter, Mr children spent Saturday in Pen The Grass Valley Women s and Mrs Andy Patjens of Shan dleton. community club will meet Wed iko and Mr and Mrs W. F Mr and Mrs Earl Olds and fam nesday November 10 at the Ma Schilling. ily moved from the Baker apart sonic hall. All interested are in Mr and Mrs Claud Bayer are ment to the Gus Engstrom house vited to attend. Mr and Mrs Harold the parents of a son born Thurs Thursday. Each room at the school had day, October 28 at The Dalles Owens will occupy the apartment its Halloween party Friday af hospital. The baby weighed 8 vacated by the Olds. W. C. Schilling left Thursday ternoon. Games were played and pounds and 3Mi ounces and was refreshments were served. named David Phillip. Mr and Mrs for his home in Cottage Grove Mr and Mrs Harold Eakin and Frank Bayer and Mr and Mrs after spending severl weeks here family left Friday for San Fran Tommie Jones of Moro are the with his parents, Mr and Mrs W. F. Schilling, cisco,* California to attend the baby’s gTand parents. livestock show at the Cow Palace. Grass Valley experienced a variety of weather Monday, in the morning it was foggy with rain and an east wind, later the rain turned to snow which lasted until noon when it again turned to rain, the snow melted almost as fast as it fell. ~A reception for the teachers of the grade school was held at the school house Friday even ing. A pot luck dinner was ser ved in the school cafeteria fol lowed by a short program in the school auditorium. Mrs B. C. Baumgartner introduced the tea chers, Fred Crowley Jr., Mrs Vi vian Todd, Mrs Catherine Son- nenberg and Mrs Nola Davis; songs by a trio of high scnool girls, Marie Blagg, Leone Moore, and Helen Simon with Martha Bardenhagen at the piona follow ed by several games which were enjoyed. Mr and Mrs Don Smith return Rod Finney.s S porting Goods Store ed home Thursday from La Grande where they were called last Tuesday* evening after re ceiving word that her father, Glenn Garrett, had a bad fall breaking his back in two places [ he real goodness o f our and Inflicting internal injuries. Education Does Not A ll Come From Books < x x z x /> o c z ^ x o c o o o o o 6 New Clothes fo.r Fall N ew frocks in fine woolen materials Sweaters with warmth and style A m erican way o f life stems from a gracious sp irit o f tolerance, m oderation and good fellowship. * < » T h e G ay Shop IN THE COUNTY COURT OF THE STATE OF OREGON FOR SHERMAN COUNTY. In Matter of the Estate of Gus Engstrom, deceased, ss. ( AR1) OF THANKH We wish to thank our friends and neighbors for their kindness and sympathy and for the beau tiful floral offerings in our re cent bereavement. Mr and Mrs Earl Olds and family Mr and Mrs Herman Ziegler and family Raincoats In all sizes. The Dalles. and AMERICAN EDUCA7 Greta, " WEEK NOV. 7-13 J. K. M cK ean Com pany PH I IX’O auto radios for im m ediate delivery, for all m akes and models of ears, come in and see about having one instal led. Prices from $1(5.90 up to $105.00. * •« W asco , O rego n BBoooeooooooooooooooooooooooooooAoooooeooeoooeoae Your MOTOROLA - O lympic BEER N ew Dresses, N ew Materials Helen E. Olds Administratrix Mrs S. L. Boyce arrived hero NOTICE TO CREDITORS Saturday a week ago from Tort- TO WHOM IT MAY COM Elt \ : Roy J. Baker ‘ l-4c You are hereby notified that Attorney land to visit her son in law and daughter, Mr and Mrs Orville the above entitled Court lias ap pointed Helen E. Olds as Ad Ruggles. Fall Hats $1.00 & $2.00 Value The Baptist Mission Circle met ministratrix of the above en Bar. Greta, The Dalles. at the home of Mrs Fred Cox titled estate, and all persons Thursday afternoon with ten have claims to the undersigned present. Mrs S. L. Boyce of Port on or before six months from G R O C E R I E S land was a visitor. After the tfce date of the first publication meeting refreshments were ser of this notice, at the law office M EATS ved by the hostess. of Roy J. Baker in Grass Valiey, FRESH V EG ETA BLES Mr and Mrs Bernard Martin Oregon with the proper vouchers had as their guests from Monday ennexed. FR E SH BAKERlT GOODS until Wednesday last week Mr Date of first publication being and Mrs Harold Fitzsimmons November 5, 1948. Complete Variety Store and children from Pacific Grove, California. .JUST ONE STOP TO SHOP Mr and Mrs Owen Eakin are the parents of a son, their sec F . W . H A W L E Y FOB EVERYTHING ond, born Wednesday at Emanuel hospital in Portland. Her mother, at the Mrs Baker, who was staying in Portland with her came up and N IN T H STR EET Raivleigh Dealer is staying at the Eakin ranch taking care of little Terry Eakin. 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