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PAGE 5 SHERMAN COUNTY JOURNAL, MORO, OREGON FRIDAY, AUGUST 26, 1949 I v a n Olsen is up from Ma ter, Mrs. Doloris Nordyce Mon- Elviu fiwftUBU was taken .to., ’MTfg. Irene “ Grrlinger, state Mr. and ~Mrs. " Giles French dras this week to look after “the T teyT M T r^ ter^ o R T C C o m p a iF - Pomona Grange will meet at the hospital in The Dalles ear Sunday f o r Roseburg, president of Republican Women, ly Thursday morning suffering store while John Reeder is in led him there on business. Harlandview Saturday), August l e f t and former national committee- 27 at noon according to Louis where he spoke before the Ki- Portland on jury duty. Mrs. woman of that party, was in from what was thought to be a Ed Cunnion went to The Dal wanis club Tuesday1 noon. His Reeder will be with friends digestive ailment. The ambu Mr. and Mrs. Carroll Sayrs Sather, master. Moro Wednesday afternoon to subject Was “Re-apportionment there. Miss Sharon is with her les Friday to meet brother in left Thursday morning for Port meet with local members of the lance with Norman Fields driv of the Oregon legislature” . Mr. and Mrs. Keneth Young grandmother at Pendleton while law, Patrick McNamee recently land as the first leg of their pro organization. The meeting was ing, took him down. from Ireland, and sister in law, her folks are away. Mr. and Mrs. G. Douma left jected three months trip to Eng came home Monday after spend They returned that night. held at the Moro Hotel. Mrs. Ger- Miss Bea McNamee from Provi early Sunday morning for a land and the continent. They ing the summer at Columbia Carrel Bennett is taking the linger is planning for the quar Dewey Lofton went to Prine will visit her cousins near Lon university in New York. He is week off from banking and is terly meeting of the group vacation trip into southern Ore ville Monday to visit his daugh- dence, R. I. don and at Liverpool and spend now getting ready for the be building some fences and vaca which will be held in Prineville, gon to visit the Oregon caves and the big Redwoods down time in the Netherlands, Bel ginning of the« school term. Sep tioning as much as possible September 8. tember 12. into northern California. They gium and France. otherwise. Harry Jordon and family of expected to be home by Fri Mr. and Mrs. James Kolb, Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Miller Mrs. Louis Sather may .be Everett, Washington were here day. and children are taking a short who have been operating the able to come home from the Sunday to visit his aunt Mrs. coffee shop in the hotel for the hospital this week after recov Leon Moore and his cousin E r vacation this week. SHANIKO past three or four months, left nest Woods. ering from an operation. ~M r“ and Mrs Stan Coelsch and this week. Mrs. James Phifer and dau daughter visited his sister, Mrs. ghters and her brother, Bob Had Haase is the new mana Mr. and Mrs. Dick Holdaway George Martin and family at Garrett, were business visitors ger of the Moro Hotel Coffee Eugene last week and also at are on vacation, going to Yel shoV having assumed that job A superior service In Grass Valley Tuesday. tended the wedding of Dean lowstone park and nearby scen Tuesday. He is a veteran of sev o f personal attendance Dean Smith, formerly of Grass Wilcox held in Salem Sunday. ic spots. Valley and now of Chiloquin en years cooking in the army that costs ho more visited at the Garrett home last I and has been here for some week. He was a schoolmate of weeks. “ A AT T TH i n n E CAPITOL CITY’ ---------- * Bill and Bob In the Grass Valley . Mr. and Mrs. Truman Strong, and Moro schools. and Mr. and Mrs. Henry Bar Jack Rees who has been here with his folks for a visit left num left Monday for the coast i UM and a few days of clam digging. Thursday on his return trip BOO Kill Y AVt back to Washington, D. C. Mr. and Mrs. Wendell Balsi- A wide range o f prices where he works at the capltol. ger and son Edwin and Dean ♦hat meets all wishes Almon McKinley left f o r Martin left last week for a va Yamhill Thursday afternoon to cation trip to Yellowstone park. spend a few days with his son Elgin McKinley and family. •« * Alex Frazier, brother of Wil burn Frazier came up from Ma dras Thursday expecting to meet his brother and wife here. (NBCK’-EE SE W IN G MACHINE He stayed over a day 15 and re I N ow — LOOK for yourself T A K E “ ONE MINUTE” turned to his work at the dairy. Moro I ♦ There’s a lot of ways to have fun and a lot of them can he found at ♦ I ♦ “B e e f o ” O ’M e a r a , p r o p . 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