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4 PAGE « SHERMAN COUNTY JOURNAL MORO, OREGON FRIDAY, SEPTEM BER 29, 1950 Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Schilling t Diyine worship ot the Grass of The Dalles are staying on his Mrs Earl 01 Valley Methodist church next had as dinner guests Sunday his ranch during his absence. E. Bayer we Mrs. Amelia Peterson t Sunday afternoon October 1 at sisters, Rev. and Mrs. Paul Bayles and party at the h 3 o’clock p. m. Rev. H. Gravenor. and Mrs, R. E Newcomb and . daughter of Kent returned home Andersen T1 Mr*. A. P. Balzer Mr. and Mrs. William B. Sisler her daughter Mrs, Art Schleicher t Friday from Los Angeles, C a lif, honoring her < Mr. and Mrs. Fred Cox left of Portland spent last week from and family from Vancouver, s where they were called on 6c- niversary. Ott Sunday on a trip that will take count of the death of her brother. Mrs.Ed Alley, Friday until Monday noon vis Washington. f them to Nebraska where they iting at the home of Mr. and EASTERN STAR MEETS Bill Johnson came Sunday from Mrs A. A. D will visit his relatives and on Mrs. B. C. Baumgartner, Spokane, Washington, to take Perry, Mrs. H Annie Fulton Chapter of Was- ‘ to Missouri and Kansas to visit Among the business visitors co, Bethlehem Chapter of Moro his wife and children home after Mrs. Don Smi her relatives. and shoppers in The Dalles and Sherman Chapter of Grass spending two weeks here with was s ^ n t pla Among those going to Wamic Saturday w e r|e Mrs. Harold Valley, OES, held their annual ; her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Tom- Mrs. Bruce A Sunday to the Paul Muller ranch Owens and children, Mrs. W. D district meeting In Grass Valley mie Barnett and Mrs. Ed where his herd of Herefords were Barnett, Hershel Riggs, Naomi Tuesday evening September 19 ' Mrs. Marie Smith left Thurs- scores. Refrt weighed and graded, were Mr. Ferguson, Myrt Baldwin, Mr. with Sherman chapter as hostess day for her home In Goldendale ved at the cl< and Mrs. Bernard Martin, Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Andersen and son. after spending a week with her the hostesses, Mrs. A. A. Dunlap chairman of and Mrs. Owen Eakin and family, Dennis, Claus Bardenhagen, Mr. the decorating committee assist brother and wife, Mr. and Mrs. A blrthdav and Elton Eakin and son, John. and Mrs. Bernard Martin and ed by Mrs Myrle Smith, Mrs. Tommie Barnett the hon ‘ r. Mr. and Mrs. William Brinkert, Mr. and Mrs. j . W. Blagg and Block Sunday Deanna Donald Clodfelter and others, Mr. and Mrs. Jvan Blagg, Norris their guests Mr. and Mrs. Harry birthday annl Mr. and Mrs. Willis Brittain decorated the hall beautifully Gilkison, Mr. and Mrs. James F. Isett from San Diego and Mr ther Mrs. Job and children of Tygh Valley with fall flowers from her gar Brown and Mr .and Mrs. John and Mrs. Clair Balzer motored to itlng them, a spent several days last week vis den and the garden of Mrs. Dell Rust went to Moro Monday even Celilo Thursday to watch the who celebratt iting at the home of Mr. and Eakin of The Dalles and others. ing to attend a special meeting Indians fish and on to The Dalles Other guests Mrs. Harry Stark The meeting was opened by of the VFW. There will be a across the ferry to Maryhill mu- Mrs. Gus Smith, Mrs Arch Zeh- Roy Dykstra arrived h e r e Sherman chapter with Mrs meeting of district 15 o f the seum and home. ner and Mrs. Roy Feely of The Monday from Oakland, California Frank von Bprstel, WM, presid VFW held in Moro Sunday Octo Mr. and Mrs. Grover Young Dalles, Mr. and Mrs Ed Alley, to spend i a few days with his ing assisted by Harold Eakin, ber 8, Sunday. A dinner will be their daughter Mrs. Florence Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Alley and mother, Mrs. Charles Davis and WP. served at 1 o’clock. Clark of Portland and and children, Mr. and Mrs. Don Mr. Davis. He will go on to Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Davis and The* national colors were car Mrs Harry Young and family Smith and son, Mrs. Maude Gar- Portland to visit his grandpar family came over from Condon motored to Yakima, Washington rett and son Bill from Shaniko. ents, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Roy ried to the East by Eugene Knott. t Saturday to spend the week end Friday to attend the graduation The day was spent visiting associatt patron, escorted by Mrs. before returning to Oakland. visiting Mr. and Mrs Fred Cox of the class on radio and elect- Mrs. Irma Whitehead of Port- Scott Fritts came home Friday Ernest Eslinger, acting marshal and Mr. and Mrs. Sam Davis. ronics of which their son* Clar- land spent last week end visiting from Portland to spend the week Annie Fulton chapter with Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Baker ence Young was one of the grad- at the home of her daughter, Mrs. end with his parents, Mr. and Vern Dutton, \MM, and Carl and family of Antelope were uates. Mr«. Clark returned to Glenn Perry and family, Mrs. Shelton Fritts. He brought Tuggle, WP, presiding exempli Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and her home in Portland Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. A rt Jacpbs of Seymore Baybrook home with fied escort duty and balloting. Mrs Willard Rolfe. Mr. and MTs. Art Schleicher Portland spent last week end at him to spend the week end, also Mrs. Pearl McClay of La Grande, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Schilling and and son and her mother, Mrs. the Claus Bardenhagen and Bill Robert Zeigler to see his parents, worthy grand matron of Oregon son, Gary, took herfathcr, Bud R. E Newcomb of Vancouver, Buether homes. Mr. and Mrs Herman Zeigler. was escorted to the East and Coon back to The Dalles after Washington came Saturday to Herman Ziegler Jr. took his All three boy's are students at welcomed. The following grand spending ten days here with visit at the home of Mr. and sister, Ina May, and Lob? Kelly Mulnomah School of the Bible. representative, Mrs. Ronald Pow them. He will stay with his son Mrs. J. S. Newcomb and Mrs. to La Grande last Tuesday Mr. and Mrs. Marion Crews ell of Moro represetning Mlnne- and wife, Mr. and Mrs. Florin Amelia Peterson. Mr and Mrs. where they entered EOCE ’ for of Stevenson, Washington spent , sota, Mrs. Laura Collins of The the weekend visiting at the home Dalles representing North Dako of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. ta and Mr8 Georgie Kinsley of The Dalles representing Virginia Dell Olds. Mr. and Mrs. Guy Vintln and I and Mrs. Frank von Borste’ re- family of Goldendale were visit . « presenting North Carolina were ors Sunday at the Charles Perri escorted and greeted. Bethlehem chapter of Moro go and Frank Bayer homes. .. Charles Perrigo came home with Mrs. Howard Ross acting Friday from Grand Coulee to as worthy matron and Roy Pow spend the week end with his ell as worthy patron exemplified family. , . . the letters start. 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