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About Sherman County journal. (Moro, Or.) 1931-current | View Entire Issue (July 7, 1950)
f*AOE 4 HH12RMAN COUNTY JOURNAL, MORO, OREGON FRIDAY, J I L Ì 7, 19o0 J. W. Blagg and Clair Balzer were business visitors in Port land Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Art Bibby1 left Saturday for East Lake to spend the Fourth of July fishing. Mrs. Al Roberts and children left Thursday for their home in Corvallis after spending ten days here with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Cox. Mr. and Mrs. Francis Perrlgo of Maupin were week end visit ors of Mr. and Mrs. C. Perrlgo. Mr. and Mrs. Willard Rolfe and children went to Antelope Sunday and spent the day with his sister and family, Mrs. Char les Baker. About forty persons attended the Eastern Star and Masonic picnic at Hunt Park at Tygh Val ley Sunday. A pot luck dinner was served at noon. * The older folks spent the afternoon visit ing and the children went wad ing. Mrs. T. M. Rolfe and son, Ro bert left Tuesday for White Sal mon to spend the day visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Cal Mathews. Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Mathews of Seattle who weoe visiting there returned home with them for a visit. Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Blaylock and Mr. and Mrs. Boyce Blaylock About forty persons attended were business visitors in Bend the party at the I.O.O.F. hall Friday. Saturday evening honoring Mr. Mr. and Mrs. John Rust motor and Mrs. Bill Pausch. Pinochle ed to Sweet Home Saturday on was in play at nine tables with business returning home Sunday. high scores held by Mrs. Harry Mr. and Mrs. Bert Cox left Sat Young and Owen Eakin and con urday for Condon to visit their solation prizes went to Mrs. J. son, Warren Morgan and family W. Blagg and Hans Bardenha over the Fourth of July. gen. Mrs. Pausch then opened Mrs. Bruce Alley gave a bir the many lovely gifts they re thday dinner Sunday at the ceived. Refreshments were ser home of Mr. and Mrs. Don Smith ved at a late hour by Mrs. Don honoring Mrs. Ed Alley and Mrs. ald von Borstel and Mrs. Claus John Block Other guests in Bardenhagen cluded Bruce Alley and child About twenty-three children ren, Karen and Dickie, Ed Al and some of the mothers attend ley, John Block and Larry Smith. ed the pre-school party held at Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Young the I.O.O.F. hall Wednesday af of Yakima, W n , arrived Satur ternoon. Games were enjoyed day to visit his parents Mr. and for a while and later refresh Mrs. Grover Young. Their dau ments were served by Mrs. Bruce ghter, Mrs. Florence Clark of Alley, Mrs. Marcus Eslinger, Portland also came for the long < and Mrs Frank E l Bayer aS weekend, hostesses. Jim Jones and Alton Olds spent Mr. and Mrs Roy Schilling the week end on the Metolius and son. Gary, and her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Bud Coon, were fishing. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bayer re business visitors in The Dalles turned home last week from a Saturday. trip to Portland and Sheridan Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Dunlap. / Mr. and Mrs. Archie Cantrall where they visited relatives. Ed Vintin of Portland was a < and children, Gene and Sharon, visitor here Friday. and Mr. and Mrs. Art Watkins Mr. and Mrs. Harry Stark and daughters. Connie and Doro thy Wilson of Wasco motored and family visited at the Olan to Bonneville the Fourth where Stark home at Kent Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Perrlgo they enjoyed a picnic dinner with Mr. and Mrs. Kendrick left Tuesday for North Bend Dunlap and family from Carl where Mr. Perrlgo will be em ployed. They will try to find a ton. MZ and Mrs. Dick Edwards house to live in while there. Mrs. of Leaburg stopped in The Dalles Perrlgo will return home the Saturday to visit Mrs. John Eng last of the week. strom at the hospital on their Miss Marie von Borstel left way up here to spend the week Saturday for Portland .to spend end with her parents, Mr and a few days there visiting friends. The Bernard Martins went to Mrs Wk F. Schilling. They left Monday morning for their home Bend Monday for the water pa stopping again to see Mrs. Eng geant, resuming to Redmond for the night before going on strom. ' Herman Peters Jr. and Keith to Suttle I^ake for the Fourth Mr. and Mrs. Wallace May and Bayer left Saturday on a trip to Longview, Wn. over the Fourth Mr. and Mrs. Dean Reynolds Mrs Donald von Borstel and motored to Bend and back Mon children and Mrs. Bill Pausch day for the water pageant. went to Portland last Tuesday on business Mr. von Borstel went down Wednesday and all A * came home Friday. Mrs. Alfred Kock and Fritz Rohweder left Friday for Rose burg to visit her sister, Mrs. John Nachter over the Fourth • Mr. and Mrs. Wayland Weld and daughter, Mrs. Ronald Ros- ling and son left Saturday for their home In Lowell after spend ing about a week here with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Newcomb. W. R. Olds of Yuba City, Calif, arrived Tuesday from Tygh Val ley to spend a week visiting rel V atives. He will be a guest at the Dell Olds’ home while here. Pauscb Honored At Grass Valle) Cigarettes AU Kinds ‘ I 15 cents pkg. $1.50 carton — « ■■■ ■ ■■ A S h o w e r a n d C h a r iv a r i In honor of M r. and Mrs. A rt Justesen w ill be -given by their friends Friday evening, July 7 at Kent Legion Hall Everybody Gene ■ Lovely line of summer Dresses and 1950 Harris Harvesters Complete line of Baby wear and Gifts for all times ALL STEEL The Gay Shop HARRIS— 30/38 SIDE-HILL MODEL win. 80 bu. Grain Bin. A v.il.bU with 16 foot t „J 20 foot Philip 6 . 0 Meara Co. f Wasco, Orejón Pk. 171 or 811 Fehlberg Side Bulkers Neal Harvester Hitch with spring mounted draw bar for’any Harvester ® À A. A r-.l'. [E ffective july i, 1950 savings account “ LET S BUILD OREGON TOGETHER!” £ • • A A A * A A HOW LUCKY CAN y o u ÔÊT? YV7 ELL, YOU MIGHT find a gold mine, providing you know where to look. Maybe you’ll inherit a fortune from a rich uncle, if you’ve got a rich uncle. depositors of this bank will receive l l4% interest on all savings up to and including r $10,000.00 and 1% interest on any amount over $10,000.00. Savings deposited on or before July 10 w ill draw this increase in interest as o f ♦ July l.This applies to both new and existing accounts. More reason than ever why it pays to save first for your independence. — ■ a * Spring Cottons, fine, fetching frocks Your interest on savings increased 50% X luster *.» SPRING DRESSES •» ¡y * AU kinds of GREETING CARDS GO 10 BLOMS Mr. and Mrs. Gus Hartmann SCHOOL TEACHERS WANTED of Wasco were Sunday visitors An examination for Elemen at the A. F. Balzer home Sunday. tary teachers in the Bureau of Wayland Weld, Mario Caña Indian Affairs was announced vero, L. S. Lagon and son, Ro today by the U. S. Civil Service bert and J. S. Newcomb spent Commission. The positions to be Friday on the Deschutes fishing. filled pay* $3,100 a year, and are located In Indian schools in sev A large crowd enjoyed the eral states and Alaska. Applicants for this examina program at the pavilion Thurs Uon will not be required to take day evening when Mrs. Eleanor a written test. To qualify, they Borg of Tygh Valley presented must show successful comple her dancing classes In three tion of a full 4-year course lead skits, “The Wedding of the ing to a degree from an accre Painted Doll”, “Western Frolics” dited college or university, in and “The Circus Comes to cluding or supplemented by 24 Town”, Geraldine Holzaphel arM semester hours in education of Eddie Hamilton of The Dalles which 12 semester hours must be in elementary education. did a specialty dance. f Adams Paint Store Third A Uni®« »C Th® Dalle® Or®g»a P a i n t - Wallpaper * [Venetian But, in the final analysis, it’s usually the guy who looks ahead, who plans and works and saves for the future, that ends up with all the marbles. Here, as in no other country in the world, you’ve got a chance to do just that. Experts predict that during the next ten years this country will experience the greatest economic boom in its history and . • . 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