Sherman County journal., November 18, 1949, Page 4, Image 4

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8H K R M A N COUNTY JOURNAL, MORO, OREGON
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M r. an d Mrs. Myrl Sfoith and
son, Lowell, spent Sunday in
The Dalles visiting h e r sister,
M rs. M arion Van M etre and fam
FRIDAY,
Valley N ovem ber 28a Mrs. M ar­
The A m erican Legion . auxili­ cus E slinger, hostess, served the
Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Todd w e n t and Mr. and Mrs. Claud B ayer
to G ladstone la st w eek to v isit m otored to P o rtlan d S aturday ary m et a t th e hom e of Mrs. refresh m en ts a t th e close of the
th e ir son and daughter in law , to see th e Oregon S tate a n d ML Gene R eynolds W ednesday af­ m eeting.
Mr. a n d M rs. Law rence Todd.
chigan S tate football game. De- ternoon w ith elev¿n m em bers &
Mr. and Mrs. • Roj* Schilling vid B ayer from OSC and K eith guests p r e s e n t Plans w ere m ade
Look! ! Every remaining fall
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon H aynes w e n t to W arm Springs last Tuos* B ayer from W illam ette unlver-
■nit
Just 50.00.
of C arlton b rought his aunt, day to b rin g his parents, Mr. gity w en t to th e gam e w ith th e ir to serve the d in n er for th e Re­
GRETA, The Dalle«
Mrs. A. A. D unlap hom e F rid ay an d Mre. W. F Schilling hom e paren ts.
A fter th e gam e they bekah convention held in G rass
after spending several days th ere a fte r spending several w eeks w e n t to V ancouver to v isit Mr.
visiting relatives. They re tu rn e d th ere.
an d Mrs. Gene V lhtin and on to
to their hom e Sunday*.
- Mr. an d Mrs. Dick E dw ards S heridan w h ere th ey w ere over
Mr. and Mrs. R alph E a k in of L eaburg spent the w eek end n ig h t guests of M r. and Mrs.
of Moro took Mr. and Mrs. a t th e hom e of her parents, M r *Mllo E llio tt re tu rn in g hom eS un-
Owen E akin and fam ily to P o rt­ an d Mrs. W. F. Schilling, hav- d ay evening.
Mrs. Jesse H elyer w as honor-
land Monday w here th ey took ing arriv ed here Friday.
B ert Cox and Allen McDougal ed w ith a layette show er a t th e
a plane for
N orth C arolina
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to spend a couple of w eeks w ith and Mr. and Mrs. Hod M cK ay, I.O.O.F. hall M onday afternoon
and d a u g h te r of Kent m otored io sponsored by the G rass Valley
her parents.
V ancouver Sunday to v isit M rs. and th e K en t R ebekah lodges.
Cox a t th e < home of Mr. Cox’ She re c e iv e d ‘ m an y lovely gifts
m other, M rs. Emma Cox.
w hich w ere opened for the plea-
Mr. and Mrs
Arch Zehner, su re o f all. Among th e guests
Mrs. G us Sm ith and Mrs. J o h n w ere Mrs. Helyer*s m other and
H ays of T h e Dalles spent Frl- m other In law, Mrs. H erm an
SEETHE FOLKS
d a y v isiting Mrs. John Block.
Schilling and Mrs. C lara H elyer,
Don Sm ith and son, L arry , AI respectively, and Mrs. W. C.
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F o x and Jam es Phifer of Shani- H elyer, all from T he Dalles,
ko re tu rn e d home Sunday from
Mrs. B ernard M artin, Mrs.
an elk hunting trip to Ukia. Donald von Borstel and ch ild ren
T hey had no luck how ever.
and Mrs. Bill Todd and d a u g h ter
Quite a few G rass Valley peo- w ere in T he Dalles W ednesday
pie Went to M adras F rid ay to on business. They b ro u g h t Mrs.
see th e gam e betw een Moro and P aul H ertzberg of P o rtlan d up
M adras.
w ith th em to stay w ith h e r '
J. W. Blagg, Mr. and Mrs. d aughter, Mrs. V ernon E akin. ,
1112 Pentland St., The Dalles
C lair B alzer and Miss H elen
Mr. and M rs L u th e r D avis
Sim on m otored to P ortland Sat- and h is m other, M rs E m m a Da-
u rd a y on business and to a tten d vis of K ent, accom panied by
will be
th e Oregon State and M ichigan Mrs. M att Sim on flew to Port-
S tate football game.
land last Saturday. Mrs. Sim on
Mrs. Gordon
Lem ley and visited • h e r m other, Mrs. Eliza-
at the Grass V alley Library
children w en t to Moro to stay b eth Strange, w ho is In th e hos-
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w ith
h e r m other, Mrs. E d ith pital w ith a broken leg suffered
Sayre, w hile Gordon is elk hunt- w hen she fell a t h e r ’ home,
ing.
T hey all retu rn ed hom e Sunday.
Mrs. A rt Bibbv left T hursday
Mr. and Mrs. W illard B arn ett
Go place« and do thing« , . .
for
Richland,
Wn.,
to.
visit
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hosts a t a d in n er Satpr-
it’s * “T a k e -a -T rip T rim « ” ! Go
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In
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and
sister,
Mr.
d
ay
evening
honoring th e 13th
Greyhound— without traffic ten­
Day and Evening
and Mrs. Edison Sutherland, b irth d a y a n n iv e rsary
of th e ir
sion and parking worries. Now
H er sister, Miss Ixiulse F raley son, K eith.
Those p rese n t in-
Is the time to visit friends and
of P o rtlan d spent the week °nd eluded his grandparents, Mr. end
relatives . . . see big city sights
there, also.
Mrs. O. N Ruggles, his grand mo-
. . . plan a gay week-end away
from home . . . take in an excit­
Mrs. Jones and Jim Jones had ther, M rs W. D. B arnett, his
ing football game . . . whatever
as th e ir guests over the w eekend au n ts and uncles, Mr. and Mrs.
No Obligation If N o t4S«tiified
you choose. Ask your Greyhound
h e r son in law and daughter, H arold Owens and fam ily and
. Agent about convenient depar-
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Davis from Mr. and Mrs. Olan S tark ' and
,
ture times and low tares today!
Jen n in g s Lodge
son> T e rry , from Kent.
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Tioung
left
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T here,g ju8t a few ^formal»
LOOK AT THrS? TYEfCAl
lly. O ther guests w e re Mrs- Dor-
o thy Van M etre of P ortland •
E rn e st T yler and h is
Mrs. G race T y ler of F _________Mr«.
O.E.S. SOCIAL CLUB
THANKSGIVING
V t.
NOVEMBER IS, » • »
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V a lle y
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p a Balzer
G ive Your Picture In C o lo r
For Christmas
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TRU6-ASLIFE PORTRAITS
IN FULL, NATURAL C O LO R
Grass Valley Auditorium
Thursday, November 24
ARNOLD HANSON ORCHESTRA
Adm. $1.20 —
Lunch Served SZ
by GREYHOUND
Golfers know. . .
"Ifs a Case ofEnjoy ment”
November 18-19
No Appointment Necessary .
EARL FINKEL P? Ä ? ,;8
DOLLAR-SAYING L Q rt FARISI
E 10.00
Phoenix, Arizona
50.70
Miami, Florida
31.00
Chicago, Illinois
37.25
Detroit, Michigan
31.15
KanHas City, Mo.
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C O ., O l Y M F I A .
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GRETA, The Dalles
Mr. a n d
Mrs Ted T rim b le
had
as w eek end g u ests h is
b ro th e r, W ay n e T rim b le and
fa m ily of P o rtlan d
*"It’s the Water”
O L Y M P IA
to v isit h e r daughter, Mrs. F io r-
ence Clark.
Mrs. Ted von Borstel re tu rn ­
ed hom e last T u esd ay from a
th re e w eeks trip to C a lifo rn ia
w here she visited friends and
relatives.
WASH.
THE
TAVERN
’’Construction like
this benefits
everybody.” .
CAL HORN
ProMool. I be Dollar Chamber of Cemmerca
by UNIO N PACIFIC
The school clinic will be held
a t the G rass Valley school hous‘d
Monday, Novem ber 21 betw een
th e h ours of 1 and 5 p. m. This
includes G rass Valley, Kent,,
Shaniko and Clam o.
Mrs. R obert Rohde of T e rre ­
bonne retu rn ed to her home
M onday after spending several
day’s here visiting at the John.
B uether and Claus B ardenhagen
homes. .
Mr. and Mrs. John B uether
m otored to Chehalis, W ash.,
last week to spend a few days
visiting her sister, Mre. F re d
W edam.
Mr. and Mrs. E arl Fields an 1
fam ily and Mr. and Mrs. I Leon­
ard Fields and fam ily of W asco
spent Sunday visitin g a t the
hom e of Mr. and Mrs. C. W.
Fields. „
Mr. and Mrs. F ra n k B ayer
Divine w orship a t G rass Val­
ley M ethodist ch urch Sunday,
Novem ber 20, at 3 p. m. Rev. H
Gravenor.
Y ou, to o , w ill e n jo y
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v e n ie n t s c h e d u le ? . . . th e w a y U n io n
P acific g e ts y o u t h e r e — c o m fo rt­
a b ly
on tim e .
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