Sherman County journal., May 19, 1950, Image 1

Moro, Oregon Friday,
Sixty-Second Year No 29
T h ese
T h in g s
We
N ote
Birth of 7 ivin Colt
Sets Record
The birth of fraternal twins,
a rare event in the horse world,
was the cause of considerable
interest and excitement at the
Edwin Balsiger homestead, May
if. The colts arrived one a sor­
rel and the other a mouse color.
Information from the college
stated that identical twins oc­
cur in approximately 2000 births,
but fraternal twins are much
* rarer.
The foal was a brown half
thoroughbred, and the sire
registered quarter horse.
, ,
.
Both
‘wlns a"d theHmare
getting along quite weU con-
sltterlng the stir they created. Mr.
Edwln 18 yul* P™”d of
event and takes good care that
everything goes well. He Is the
8011 °<
and Mrs W- T Bal’
si£er
Moro,
May 19, 1950
Officiai County Paper
Annual Reception Two ft. P. Vacancies Wheat Fed Stock Mothers Dav; Theme Plan Underway
Proves Popular Fn 2nJ 0,‘g°" Dül- To Be at Show
H .S .’
Congressman Lowell Stockman
The Baker’s Eight 4-H Cook­
Eighty mother and daughters of the 2nd district of Oregon
More tl» n twice as many ing club In Moro held its Moth­
were present at the annual Moth­ will have two vacancies at the wheat-fed ghlmals, as were dis er’s day tea Friday* May 12, at
er-Daughter reception sponsored U. S. Military Ucademy, West played at tne 1949 show will be the Community church.
Sherry Woods, club president,
by the Moro Woman’s club and Point, New York, for the class exhibited at this year’s annual
Committees for toe meeting
held Monday night at the Moro beginning July 1, 1951, and one Oregon Wheat Growers league welcomed mothers and guests oi the Sherman County His­
vacancy for the came class at show and sale in The Dalles, and was in charge of the pro­ torical society at DeMoss park
Community church.
Naomi Van Gilder, chairman the U. S. Naval Academy, Ann­ June 5, 6, and 7. predicted Eu­ gram. Joan Eakln spoke on buuoay, June 4, • have been
of the program committee open­ apolis, Maryland
gene Courtney, chairman of the “What 4-H Club Work Means To appointed by _J/resiuenV Helen
Me.” Ronald Benson discussed Bruckert, who says that £he ex­
ed the meeting. Mrs. Elsie Jones
Applicants for these vacancies operating board.
what the club has done during pet ts a crowd equal to that of
gave
the
welcome
to
the
guests
must
be
residents
of
the
2nd
A
survey
indicates
60
head
of
by Giles L. French
with the response for the daugh­ district of Oregon and competi­ stock will be shown by FFA this year.
previous yeats at tne annual pic­
Members exhibited Angel Food nic.
The poor horse, once man’s
ters given by Sherry Wloods.
tive examinations conducted by youth, with the operation of this
♦
noblest animal, is now seldom
the Civil Service Commission division of the show for the cakes which were judged by
ihepdore Johnston will head
A
skit
“A
Fantasy” written will be Monday July, 17, 1950, first time this year. About 300 their mothers and Mrs. Cather­
,
x
the
marker committee and will
spoken of except in connection
and directed by Mrs. Vinson of to aid to the selection of nom­ bead of livestock will be shown ine Thompson, their leader. Car­
nave Why ivnignten, U. !_». Rey­
with the odds he carries in some
Oswego, was given by the club inees for both academies.
by 4-H club boys and girls, in­ ol Burnet’s cake was chosen as nolds, Mca. ueorge «dernit anti
race. He becomes a sort of anl-
members.
Some elaborate cos­
the choice cake, for this event. J. E. N orton as committee
cluding
141 baby beeves.
mated slot machine and a tool
All boys interested and quali­
tumes dating as far back as 1860
Cal Monroe, s ta t^ 4-H club members.-' An ettort to iinany
About
250
young
exhibitors,
ac­
for gambling.
fied write to Congressman Stock-
were
modeled.
Bathing
suits
of
agent,
was Introduced by Thom­
companied by parents and club
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forty years ago as well as the man, House Office Building, and project leaders, are expected as W. Thompson, county gent. complete the marker tins year
Just think what the automo-
1950 version were also to the Washington, D. C., to receive ad­ for the three day event. Special Mr. Monroe complimented the is to be made, reports tne pre­
bile has done for the thumb. Be-
skit as well as some beautiful ditional information and be ad­ entertainment will include a ban­ club on its progress and the de­ sident.
cause of it young men have
Music for the"“ event will be
Spanish, Gypsy, Chinese and mitted to the examination.
quet for all groups at the Elks velopment of 4-H club programs
learned to use the thumb in a
in
charge of Mrs. ii. B. P inker­
Japanese costumes.
Temple the evening of June, 6, to the county.
questioning manner and now
D I
Ci J
ton,
Mrs. Orville Buggies and
Appropriate music for each
Refreshments
were
made
and
with a fireworks display later
car doors are made so the thumb D U S y DCClCTS u lllG Y
scene was furnished by Olive County Court Officials from a Columbia river barge. served by the club members. Mrs. James late, lu e felfSbie
must be exercised in order to
Young on the violin.
A boat trip on the yacht, Frances, Mrs. Ernest Woods and Mrs. team of Lester Barnum and .Or­
enter. Yet, it is probable that the Stock Showmanship
Helen Sayrs played organ Meet in The Dalles
by courtesy of the Inland Navi­ Charles Burnet, toothers of the ville Ruggles are again named
strengthening of the thumb Is
selections after which Mrs. J. C.
gation company, is planned for pred D sletnanledvcWWTm.fthi a.< coilee makers, anu lor lemon­
not equal to the weakening of
Fitting of fat stock for The Huntley of Cannon Beach told
Representatives of the Gilliam the afternoon of June 7, with president and vice-president of ade Airs. W. A. Morris ana Mrs.
the big toe.
%
Dalles show was the main topic of the accomplishments of her county court were in Moro last the auction sale that night, the club, respectively, poured. ' Joe Morns.
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at a meeting of the Busy Beefer’s club.
lhe men to arrange tne tables
Friday together with officers Courtney said.
Mothers, guests and members
We Americans seem to have club Wednegday> May* 10 at the
After the program refresh­ of the Gilliam citonty chamber
present besides those already and prepare the grounus are
he notion that money can cure W1i,«arn
home at
William ponnfi
Coons home
at Moro.
Moro.
mentioned were: Mrs. Ivan Kir- Dewey tnoinpson, diaries Bur
ments were served. The table of commerce, who with Judge
everything. We use it to cement
kelle, Mrs. Edith Sayrs, Mrs. net, Eugene Amidon, diariey
were decorated With red and Ward Webber of Wasco county
international friendships when
Club members inspected Shar- white tulips.
and local county court members,
Lamer Sayrs, Mrs. Ralph Eakln Beishee and Roy tteishee. Mes-
?veryone but us knows that on Coons’ 4-H club ’ Hereford
and son. Mrs. Lawrence Kirhv. danies- and Messrs O. N. Rug
Hostess committee was the prepared a resolution to be pre­
noney is a poor cement; we try gteers being fed for The Dalles
sented
to
the
Oregon
state
high­
Mrs. William Edwards, Mrs. gies, Theodore Johnston and bain
o settle all our domestic prob- w heat League show June 5,6, Mesdames Earl Gentry, Henry way commission requesting com­
Alice
Scherrer, Orlena Kirby, Brock will - gainer and arrange
ems by money, more money- 7. Sharon and • Edwin Balsiger Barnum, Paul Fraser, Chas, Bur­ pletion of Highway 206, the Cot­
Elmira Edwards. Dayanne Sayrs, pictures’ of old times.
net,
Orlow
Martin
and
Lloyd
schools, hospitals, charities, we
Samuel
Brookman
Holmes Margaret Scherrer -and Ivan_ k Cassie Holmes will again, be
five them nothing but money. 8ave other members pointers in Henrlchs. Program, Naomi Van tonwood grade.
one
Of
this
eounty’s
early
pion- Klrkelie Jr.
in enarge of registration and Mrs.
The resolution thanks the com­ neers died Tuesday, May 16, at the
In the ‘Vision of Sir Launfal” fitting steers for exhibition and Gilder and Dorotha Moore.
Theo,
.von Borstel, Mrs. O. N.
he knight rode out to search for showmanship,
The last meeting of the year mission “for the “$75,000 appro home of his daughter,.Miss Cas­
Ruggles,
Carccil Bennett ana
he Holy Grail in shining armour
will be held Thursday, May 25, priated for work on Highway 206 sie Holmes to The Dalles, where Auto Mishap Puts
Mrs.
C’iiarles
Burnet will be
ind he tossed a handful of gold
W- J . B a^ ' ’
when the new officers will be and are in favor f of completion he was moved following a re­
the
membership
committee.
a beggar beside the castle aided the members to their fit installed. The annual pot luck of this highway and shall ask cent attack of pneumonia which
On tbe betterrffent committee
fate. When he returned after a ting work.
Members present dinner for members and their the commission to consider In­ sent him to the hospital.
Man in Hospital
wliicli is cliarged witli the dub
long and tiresome search, rag- were Gary Miller, Roger Miller, families will preceed the meet­ clusion «in its budget for the
of" planning improvements for
Mr.
Holmes
was
born
Decem­
Chester Smith of The Dalles t£e county, H. B. Pinkerton,
fed himself and weary and with
Miller, Arnold Miller, ing. It will be at 12 o’clock stan­ next biennium an amount suf ber 25, 1857 at Cape Brittain,
Jiclent for the completion of
was Injured Saturday night at Mrs. B. Estrelle Hailey, Mrs. Af­
,11 the arrogance worn out of Jognn
. , ^ wl9 Mlller. sh ar. dard time.
Nova Scotia.
He crossed the Biggs on Ids return from a trip
Highway 206.”
aim, he found that the beggar
plains by wagon going first to to Moro. He pulled away from ton McIntyre, Bob Belshe, Geo
sras the key to the grail for on Coons and Edwin Balsig r. TAKER TRIP
Reports of those who have Tacoma, Washington, .and latter
Mitchell and A. A. Dunlap will
vhich he had searched so long Mrs Balsiger, Mr. and Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs. I jester Wilson traveled this road this year and back to Oregon and Sherman Dlnty’s service station Into the serve.
ind unsuccessfully
Coons, V. I. Miller, and T. W. of Kent left Sunday and Mr. last are that work is needed to county to settle in 1885 on some path, of a truck going east arid
Wily Rnlghten arid Herliert
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Thompson were also in atten- and Mrs. Orville Ruggles left make it usable for ordinary of the land he first passed up driven by . Thomas I^eSarge of Root will make,The npinlnatiom.
Portland.
Both vehicles were
“Humph”, said the old reporter
F
* *
Tuesday for Astoria where they traffic.
but did not forget. He took up badly damaged. At last reports and Mr. and Mrs. Truman Strdhg
is he was being criticised for dance.
will attend Grand lodge.
a homestead nine miles south­ Chester is recovering satisfac­ and Mis. George Mitchell w it
in error in his copy, “all the -----------—
-•
west of Grass Valley, which he torily from his sustained injurivT* erVfcnge for tlowaut-Tor the da>.
people read to a newspaper Is
Tlie "program committee will
still owned at the time of his Mcllonnld Hospitalized
the m istakes’”
fie Theodore Jbhnston and Giles
death and has been farmed by
William H. McDonald Jr of
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his son» William Holmes, since Rufus was also injured in an hYench who plan on obtaining a
Science now proclaims that it
his retirement, to Grass Valiev auto accident near Biggs Tues­ speaker who will tioth Interest
'an foretell the sex of a child
Divine worship will be held In many years ago.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Jeffries and
Mr. and Mrs. John Smith of
day wheq>he lost control of his and Inform.
before birth 62 percent of the
recent vlsltors family of Kent spent Mother’s the Grass Valley .Methodist
Mr. Holmes was married Au­ car and rolled over ip the road.
time. Most W
£ * he h^ , e of fheir son. Myrl in The Dalles at the Tiome of her church Sunday May 21 at 3 p. m
gust 15, 1889 at Nicholvllle, New John BellonI, according to his fa­
mother could beat that percent-
famUy
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Bar­ year term of office If satisfac- York to Carrie Ella Sherar, who
ther, was traveling behind Mc­ Oriental Use oi Wheat
Mr. and Mrs W. C. Helyer of preceeded him to death.
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Mr. and Mrs. Ross Fields were nett.
Donald
and stopped to give him
Frank Wilke of Bingen, Wn., The Dalles spent Mother’s dav
Survivors are three daughters aid. A Consolidated Frieght Line Explained by E. J. Bell
Those who do as the Romans business visitors to The Dalles
spent Mother’s day visiting his at Kent with their pon, Dur- Mabel and Cassie Holmes of The truck and trailer came around
do never achieve any distinc- Tuesday.
mother,
Mrs. C. Wilke, at «.the ward Helyer and family.
Dalles, Mrs. Theodore von Bor­ a curve upon the scene of the
The annual meeting of The
Uon.
'
.
.
Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Perry
home
of
her
daughter, Mrs. C. R.
Mr. and Mrs. O. N. Ruggles stel of Grass Valley; . one son. accident hitting the Belloni car Dalles Farm Loan association
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and children and Mr. and Mrs.
had as dinner r iests Mother’s William Holmes of Grass Valley: when he quickly applied his was held at the Cherry. Park
Probably as much trouble j ohn Rust and daughters, Ger- Andersen and family.
day
Mr, and Mrs. Earl A^cKln- two brothers, Harvey Holmes of brakes which caused his trailer grange hall, Friday May 12,
They
all
went
to
Condon
Satur­
arlses and as much harm Is aidine and Phyllis, were dinner
done by* the public trying to guests Mother’s day at the home day to spend the week end at ney and family of Ione, Mr. and Bay Head, Nova Scotia and Wey­ to swerve. Both cars were -de­ with President Wm. D. Ketchum
run private business as is done of Mr. and Mrs. H. O. Dugger, the home of the latter’s 'son Mrs. Willard Barnett and son, mouth Holmes of Oakland, Cal.; molished and McDonald was tak presiding.
Board members re­
and Mr. and Mrs. Orville Rug­ 19 grandchildren and 9 great en to The Dalles hospital.
by private persons trying to
Mr and Mrg
zimmer- Warren Morgan and family.
elected are Wm. D. Ketchum,
grandchildren.
Mr. and Mrs. Everett Cantrall gles and son.
The Dalles; Gordon W. Harper
run public business.
In older man of Parkdale called at the
Mr. and Mrs. Donald vQn
days all government was operat- bQme of Mr and
Tom Coyie and son of Portland came Satur­
runeral services will be held
Wasco; Earl A. Moore, Hood
ed as a private business until and
and Mrfi John Buether day to spend Mothef’s day at the Borstel and family and her par­ at 2 p. .m Saturday from the Sherman County Club River; J. R- Wood, Fossil; Wm.
home of his parents, Mr. and ents, Mr. and Mrs. ’John Jenkins Baptist church to Grass Valley,
L Hulse, Dufur; and at the di­
they rebelled. It may be jus gunday mOrntog.
as had tf prlvate . business i.
Mrg
w Blagg wcrc Mrs. Archie Cantrall they left were dinner guest» Sunday ev­ of which Mr. Holmes v was a
rector’s organization Earl A-
ening at the -home of Mr. and member. Interment will be made Hears Medical Expert Moore was named president, J-
operated by the public.
guests Mother.s day at Tuesday for their home.
in the I.O.O.F.-cemetery there.
R Wood, vice-president; T. r.
number of Grass Valley peo­ Mrs. Ted von Borstel.
An unlettered writer spells it
of Mr and MrS 1V“ ple A went
The Sherman County club met Whiteman, The Dalles, secretary-
Among those enjoying a picnic The time Is standard.
to Moro Monday to the
Wednesday evening for a dinner treasurer and Irene C. Bigham,
dinner in the city park Sunday
“suckurittf’- T T w ^
.
and Mrs. Herman Peters music festival and play day.
meeting at the Moro Hotel.
were
Mr.
and
Mrs,
Sam
Stark,
LEGION
AUXILIARY
assistant secretary-treasurer.. Re­
The grades from one to six
President Bill Hall presided
Concern about the amount of had as over night guests S a ^ - i n vi t e d
their
mothers to Mr. and Mrs. Harry Stark and ENTERTAINED
at a short business meeting, port of the strong financial con­
water the city of Moro may day her nephew, Raymond Folda visit school Friday afternoon daughters, Mr. and Mrs. Willis
Mrs. Donald von Borstel en­ reading the report of the nom­ dition of the association and also
have this summer will not be and family from Lebanon,
for the annual Mother’s day. Brittain and chil lren, Gary and tertained members of the Amer­
the Federal Ijand Bank of Spo-
allayed by the fact that The
Herman Peters and son, Ar- Each grade demonstrated work Kay from Tygh Valley, Mr. and ican Legion auxiliary at her inating committee which was kane was given by Whitemam
Dalles bos already Invoked res-
schilling and Rodr done by the pupils. The children Mrs. Frank Bayer and children, home Wednesday afternoon also unanimously adopted. He explain­ The main speaker was, Mr. -
trictlons.
.'
ney Rolfe were to The Dalles presented their mothers With a Julia and Byron, Dlarf Stark, Mr. had a blHhdáy party for her ed that the directors will hence­ I Bell administrator of the Ore­
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Friday to attend a Scout meeting.- gift made by them. Refreshments and Mrs. Ernest Blaylock, Boyce daughter, Joy, who celebrated forth* be elected on a staggering gon Wheat commission, who re­
In Spoon River” there it t
Mr> and Mre Irvln Johnson of Individual white frosted cakes Blaylock and children, Mrs. Clyde her third birthday anniversary. basis from the various areas for cently returned from a toUt
character, Tom Beatty, who had
daughter Jan of Lyle, Wn„ with a pink rosebud was served Stradley and sons, Richard and There were twenty-six wompn a one year, two year and three The Philippines, Japan. H g
an Idea about life that was
called at the home of Mr. and with coffee to the mothers In the Gall, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Sawtell and twenty-one children present. year term of office If satisfac­ kong and other far eastern po nU
the beaten path of thought.
Mrs< Fred Cox Sunday.
lunch room. The seventh and rnd children, Sharon and Doug­ Officers were elected as follows tory to the club, which it was. Bell said wheat was definitely
After the business meeting the uvored a . a ieeond choice grain
“I was a lawyer like Harmon
Mp and
John Jenklns eighth grades played base ball las from The Dalles, Mrs G. L. Mrs. Harry Young, president;
Gordon
of
Bermcrton,
Washing­
president
Introduced Dr. Ethel throughout the whole region
with
the
Kent
team
on
the
local
Mrs. Bob Tatum, first vice-pre­
Whiley
,
♦. '
came up from Portland last
Or Kinsey Keene of Garrison Tuesday
vtgit at the home of diamond with Grass Valley win­ ton and Mrs. Celestia Coale of sident; Mrs. Charles Perrigo, Reuter, medical director of this covered rice being first, per
HL Dorado Spring», Missouri.
seco n d
vice-president; ( Mrs. area for the American Cancer h X U^auae of the fuel shortage
Standard,
their son in law and daughter, ning the game.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Trank
Pike
mo­
Mrs.
Florence
Clark
of
Port­
Frank Sayrs, secretary; Mrs. society. Dr. Reuter’s subject per­ whTch forces them to depend on
F n r I tried the rights of property, Mr. and
Mrs. Donald von Bor-
tored
to
Hermiston
Saturday
to
land
spent
Mother’s
day
week
Gene Reynolds, treasurer; Mrs. tained to the work of the Sher­ boiling as major means of pre
Although by lamp light,
for R^ejt they left Monday for their
end here with her parents, Mr. spend Mother’s lay with his J. E. Norton, historian and Mrs. man-Wasco Health association paring food.
thirty years,
home.
.
parents, Mr. and Mrs. I. D. Pike. Donald Maclnnls, assistant his­ and she expressed the feeling we
In that poker room in the opera
Wren Hogue and Mrs. L. W. and Mrs. Grover Young.
Mrs. Andy May of Moro accom­ torian. Officers will he Installed should take more advantages of
Mrs.
Marcus
Esllnger
went
to
i ± 1Re
Amick of The Dalles spent Mo-
the various services they have SIIOWERH g iven
And I say to you that Life’s a ther’s day at Kent at the home Moro Monday evening where panied them and will spend sev­ at the next meeting held at the to offer and which this county
Mrs. J. E. Norton * and Mrs.
eral
days
visiting
her
son
Louis
she
was
the
guest
of
her
mother
home of Mrs. Glenn Perry Wed­
gambler
of the former’s mother, Mrs. Bell
contributes toward financially. Robert Tatum were hostesses
to
law,
Mrs,
Ernest
Eslinger,
at
May
and
family.
nesday
June
14.
Members
elect
Head and shoulders above us all. Hogue.
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Coyle had ed to attend the state convention She also told the group a few at a stork shower for Mrs. Don
No mayor alive can close the
j. C. Wilson of Portland was the Mother-Daughter party at the
Moro
Community
church
spon­
as dinner guests Mother’s day at Grants Pass were Mrs. J. & pointers to cancer detection for aid Maclnnls at the Legion hall
'
a visitor Thursday at the home
sored
by
the
Moro
Woman’s
club
Mr. and Mrs. James Manning Norton, Mrs. Ted von Borstel early diagnosis and checking in Kent Friday afternoon. A fter
. . if vou lose Vou can squeal of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Schadewitz,
Mrs Maclnnls opened her gift
Mr. and Mrs. John Block had of Portland, Mr. and Mrs. Har­ and Mrs. A. A. Dunlap. Refresh­ with your physician.
« vou trill
Mr. and Mrs. Roy SchllUng
packages
for the pleasure of all,
dinner
guests
Mother’s
day
her
old Eakln and family and Mr. ments were served at the close-of
Von’li not get back your money, and son, Gary, were In The Da
WIIETMORK COMING
refreshments
were served by the
mother,
Mrs.
John
Hays
of
The
the
afternoon
by
the
hostess.
and
Mrs.
Norris
Gllkison.
Xc makes the percentage bard to )eg Sunday to visit her parents
The Junior class of the Moro hostesso
H
Mrs. Bud Coon at the hospital Dalles, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Alley,
Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Perry
high school has hired the famous
Mrs.' Kenneth Crews and Mrs.
H.'OsWcks’the cards to catch your and Mr. Coon at the home o Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Alley and and Mr. and Mrs. Bill Brinkert VOTE CARRIES
Jimmie Whetmore and his or­ James Easter were hostesses at
children, Karen and Dickie. Mrs. spent Saturday evening at the
The Rural School Dlstrlst
roaknesfl
his son •Florln-
<
to play for a dance In a stork shower for Mrs. Frank
. T r n S T o match your strength.
Mr. and Mrs James Manning Hays remained for a visit with home of Mr. and Mrs. John Rust election held Monday to deter­ chestra
the
Grass
Valley pavilion Fri­ Ketter at the former’s home
playing pinochle and canasta. mine whether the six jiercent
Ee rives you seventy years came up from Portland Saturday her daughter.
day,
April
19, 1950.
Thursday' afternoon with twen­
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Olan
Stark
of
And he g
spend the week end at the
Mrs. T. M. Rolfe and Mrs. limitation shall he exceeded re • This is the same orchestra ty seven present. Mrs. Crews
Kent
are
the
parents
of
a
dau­
cannot win in seventy homP of her grandparents, Mr:
suited in the following vote:
ghter born Monday, May 8, at Maggie Barlfum of Moro left
F°r if you R
and Mrg Tom c oyie.
Kent: 9 for, none against; Grass that played during the Sherman presented Mrs. Ketter with a
Saturday
for
The
Dalles
from
cottage. Games wane played ap­
The
Dalles
hospital.
The
baby
c ° V v o u k'se get out of the rpom
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Zimmerman weighed nine pounds and nine there they will take the train Valley 9 for, none against; Moro county fair last year at, their propriate for the occasion. After
dances
and
his
music
proved
So’ ' y? of the room when your of Parkdale were over night
for Astoria where -they will at­ 9 for, none against; Wasco 8 for, very enjoyable for both dancing Mrs. K etter opened the many
Get
, no
-
guests Saturday of Mrs. John and three quarters ounces and tend Grand lodge.
Mrs. Rolfe 3 against; Rufus 8 for; Blglow and listening pleasures.
lovely packages. refreshments
was named Cathy Lea
Mr.
time is P-
fumble the Engstrom.
go on to" Seattle after the 5 for; Emigrant Springs 4 for:
of
fposti'd andwiehes. molded
Everyone
is
invited
to
attend
It's mean to sit an
and Mrg Elmer Crattv Stark and Mrs. W. D. Barnett will
lodge meeting to visit her dau­ making a total of 52 to favor of
card8,
vAiir losses, leaden Of Portland came Friday to visit went to The Dalles Monday to ghter, Mrs. W R. Mathews and exceeding the limitation and 3 this dance which will be at 9:00 salad and coffee were served by
p. m. standard time.
And curse your 10 -
lhp home nf her eiece and ne- bring Mrs. Stark and infant dau­
ncmlnst.
family a few dayto.
ghter
home
from
the
hospital.
eyed’ ♦ ,rv and try.”
phew, Mr. and Mrs. Bert Cox.
Whining to try ano try.
Ticnic, June 4,
S. B. Holmes, 92,
Passes Away
About the County