Sherman County journal., December 23, 1949, Page 3, Image 3

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5 SHERM AN COUNTY
JOURNAL, MORO, OREGON
FRIDAY, DECEM BER 23, 194«
The lots bought by* the school
board near the school grounds
are being graded for a ball
field by the county bull dozer
and the former street is being
incorporated into the school
grounds at the same time.
Moro
mas vacation from school at OSC.
Connie Wilson is home for
the holiday vacation from studies
at Corvallis.
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George Updegraff left this
week to spend the holidays with
his brother in San Francisco.
He will return early in 1950.
Mrs. E. E. Barnum and Lester
Barnum were in The Dalles
Wednesday to attend the funeral
of Walter Medler, Mrs. Barnum’s
brother.
Earl Gentry left Monday even­
ing for Tennessee where he will
spend Christmas with his par­
ents, now grown old. Mrs. Gen­
try and daughter will go to her
Mrs. Edna Melzer came home
parents’ home In Washington
Friday to spend the Christmas Thursday from Portland after
spending a couple of months
holidays.
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there
recuperating from an op­
When the VFW met Monday
night the final payment on the eration. Her daughter, Priscilla,
came home with her for Christ-
ambulance was paid off.
Giles French was in Portland
Monday to attend the December
meeting of the Interim tax study
committee at which there was
discussions of better ways to col­
C lothing for the L ittlest ones,
lect personal property tax and
all
of them . Cóinplete stork of
ways to make real property ass­
babies’
wear, and the cutest
essments more reallsitc.
Mrs. Anna Mullen is reported
things, too.
to be recuperating fairly well
from the effects of an operation
Sweaters and Skirts for Schoolgirls * Beanies
performed in The Dalles hospital
last week. Her sons, Delmar from
in bright fejts * Beautiful new fall dresses
Montana and Thomas from Can­
ada were here to be with her.
School will close Friday for
the Christmas holidays and tea­
chers will leave for a few days
respite from instruction to visit
al their homes.
Mr. and Mrs. George L. Wil­
liams are here from Alberta.
Canada, to visit Mrs. Annie Wil­
liams and other relatives in this
part of the country. They raise
stock on the prairie east of.
Calgary and are now on their
way to California to spend a a
part of the winter.
Rollle Melsner was over from
Fossil Wednesday for a visit and
to see about some business.
Mr. and Mrs. Don DeMoss are
here for a visit with her parents,
Mr and Mrs. William Edwards.
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Tjeiv t y e a r fro m
and Hearty j Wishes for a
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Have a Good lim e Christmas
By New Years we II be open
to help you
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Gift Certificate of
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GRETA, The Dalles
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liest Wishes for che
Holiday Season
J. K. McKean Co.
Merry Christmas
and
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Happy New Year
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and Happy New Year
Sherman County Branch
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May & Son
First National Bank
of Portland
Our sincerest wish will not com e true
Unless 1930 Brings Joy to You.
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Wishing Each and Every One
and a Happy and Prosperous
A Merry Christmas
New Year
& Happy New Year
M O RO GRAIN GROWERS
J keith M c D onald
Wasco. Phone 552
C R- ANDERSON
Grata Vallay, Phone 232
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