Image provided by: Sherman County Historical Museum; Moro, OR
About Sherman County journal. (Moro, Or.) 1931-current | View Entire Issue (Oct. 6, 1950)
PAGE 6 SHERM AN COUNTY JOURNAL, MORO, OREGON M i - ■ singing and • refreshments. Rev. Paul Bayles from the Kent church was present as a guest Geraldine Rust, Barbara Alley, . Mrs. A . F . Baiser Mrs. Donald von Borstel, Mrs. and Eileen Duncan had charge James Easter 'and Mrs. Bill Todd of the refreshments which con were hostesses at a party at the sisted of sandwiches, punch and IOOF hall Wednesday afternoon cookies. Mrs. Ted von Borstel took Mrs. for the pre-school Children. About Storey to Eugene Sunday ; to twenty-one youngsters enjoyed stay with the former’s daughter, the games and the refreshments Mrs. Keith DeCourcey and fam of cookies and punch served by the. hostesses. Some of the mo ily. Mrs. von Borstel spent a few days with her daughter. thers were present. Episcopal church services Mr. and Mrs. Marcus Eslinger brought their daughter, Alice, will be held at the Methodist home from the hospital Satur church in Grass. Valley Sunday day recovering from a tonsilec- October 8 at 4:30. Miss Marie von Borstel went tomy. to Portland Sunday to spend the Walter and Robert Gould came week end visiting friends. up Friday from Portland and Mrs. Dick Newman and son accompanied their brother in returned to their home in Port law, Bruce Alley, on a deer hunt land Sunday* after spending a ing trip over the week end, few days here with her parents, returning home without deer. Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Holmes. Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Payne Among the business visitors took their daughter, Miss Leone and shoppers in The Dalles Moore, to Portland Thursday Monday were Mr. and Mrs. Wal where she entered Northwest lace May, Mrs Shelton Fritts ern Business college. Miss Hel and son Doran, Mrs. Bill Todd en Simon is also attending Nor and daughter, Mrs. Jack Adams thwestern. and daughter Juanita McClain, Mr, and Mrs. L D. Reynolds Bill Bardenhagen, Mrs. A. F. returned home last Tuesday Balzer, Mrs. Clair Balzer, James from a vacation trip to Portland Earl and son Don. and along the Oregon coast and Harry Stark and Mr. and Mrs. to I^ebanon where they visited Olan Stark from Kent took a her sister before returning home. truck load of cattle to Portland Monday evening twenty-three Sunday returning home Monday. young people of Grass Valley — Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bayer and met at the Baptist church for children and Mrs. Charles Per- on enjoyable evening of games, rlgo and daughters went to Moro Monday evening to visit Mr. and Mrs. Claud Bayer and the new baby. • Mrs. Harold Owens and child ren, Mrs. W. D. Barnett and Mrs Olan Stark and children from Kent were in The Dalles Wed nesday on business. Mr. and Mrs Glenn Perry and children went to Hillsboro Fri day ~ to visit his mother, Mrs. John Perry, and her mother, Mrs. Erma Whitehead In Port land returning home Monday. Mr. and . Mrs. Clair Balzer went to Portland Saturday to spend the week end with her brother, Harold Blagg and fam Grass Valley 5» , FRIDA Y, OCTOBER 6, 1950 '\- ir ily. Mr. an0 Mrs. Earl Harvey moved Saturday to Mollala where he has bought a service station. Mrs. Wallace May, Mrs. Harry Young and Mrs. Frank von Bor stel went to The Dalles Friday evening to aLtend the banquet and the district meeting of Col umbia and Hood River chapters OES. Mr. a n l Mrs C. R. Andersen and Mrs. Earl Olds attended the teachers reception in M or» Fri day evening. Mr. and Mrs. Herman Peters and Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Mc Neely were business visitors in The Dalles Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Andersen went to The Dalles last Monday and brought her mother, Mrs. C. Wilke back with them for winter after spending several, weeks with her son and wife, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Wilke at Bingen, Washington. Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Blagg, Mrs. T . M. Rolfe, Mr. and Mrs. John Rust and Mr. and Mrs William Brinkert attended the VFW meeting in Mono Monday even ing Mr. and Mrs. Bert For, Mrs. T. M. Rolfe and Don Cox went to Condon Wednesday on busi ness and to visit Mr. and Mrs. Warren Morgan and family. Mh and Mrs. Willard Rolfe Mr. and Mrs. Harold Eakln and family, James Easter, John Rolfe Oscar Lemley, Mr. and . Mrs. Clyde Stradley, Mr. and Mrs. Al fred Koch, Bud Koch, Dean Pinkerton, Bill Pausch, B i l l Jeffries, Roy Barnett, J o h n Schadewitz and Phil von Borstel. Bari Olds returned Monday with out a deer. He said very few deer were killed, Harold Eakln and Clyde Stradley had a buck apiece. Jeffries and children went to gave a dinner at their home Sun Tacoma to spend the week end day honoring the birthday anni versary of her mother and uncle, with the former’s sister. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Jeffries and Mrs. W. D. Barnett and Henry daughter have moved back to Peters. ; Bill Bardenhagen was Kent from Dufur and are living also a dinner guest. Mr. and In the Bill Jeffries house in Mrs. H arry Young and children Kent. « of Kent were callers In the af \ Mrs. Wayland Weld left last ternoon. Sunday for her home in Lowell Quite a numbe of Grass Val ofter spending three weeks here ley people went , to The Dalles with her sister, Mrs. Ross Fields Saturday to see about enrolling and family. their/ children In the Eleanor J. W. Blagg and Ivan Blagg Borg dancing class. went to Portland Tuesday on Mr. and Mrs. Julius Johnson business for a few days. of Hood River were dinner guests Mr. and Mrs. John Block and T h ird & Union S t / Mr. and Mrs. Ed Alley spent Sunday at the home of Mr. gnd The Dalles - Oregon Sunday at Shadybrook visiting Mrs. C. R. Andersen. P ain t • W allpaper • [Venetian a ts the home of Mr. and Mrs. Among those going deer hunt Charles Thasher. Blinds ing were Mr. and Mrs. R. X Ba Mr. and Mrs. Archie Cantrall ker, Mr. and Mrs C W. Fields, G E N E R A L P A IN T |PRODUCT8 went to Portland Monday where Frank Pike, Henry Peters, Har H eavy Kote - one coat finish Mr Cantrall received medical old Owens, I. D. Pike, and Louis F lex - Colorful decorator attention. They returned home May from Hermiston, Earl Olds, Rayonite, washable smooth finish Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. O. N. Ruggles re Dignified Funeral Service turned home Saturday from Ione F o r E very Creed and Income where they spent several days visiting their daughter, Mrs. Earl McKinney and family. - Mr .and Mrs. Harold Owens X fry. Adams Faint Store MISS FLORIDA . . . Janet Roth Crockett, "Mta« Florida, 195».’* will carry the «mashine state’s hope of winning the M iss America title In the contest to be held In Atlan tic City In September. She la 18 years of age. left Thursday on a hunting trip to Monument * Mr. and Mrs. James Matthes of The Dalles and Mrs. Harold Owens and children were din ner guests Friday at the home of Mrs. W. D. Barnett. Mrs. Roy Barnett of The Dal les and her daughter, Mrs. Bill DORIN WILBURN W e l l D r illin g C o n tra c to r THE DALLES, OREGON Phone’ 3729, 518 W. 7thSt W here A re You Going? 11 a.m W hat A re You Doing? 8 p.m. Young Peoples M eeting 7:15 p.m. e n jo y m e n t First Baptist Church, Grass Valley, Oregon Get readv for Winter! I XtSfc new fall merchandise » newest o f fashions fo r fa ll clothes fo r w om en * • girls, Juniors - w T a k e a lo ok. C omplete l(pe of Baby wear and Gifts for all times No matter how steop the ^rje'e . . . you can park your Chrysler and it won’t roll. With Chrysler's new “Easi-Lock" Parking Brake you have three times ordinary braking power. Yet only one-third the effort is required to pulf it on with your finder tips. Nothing you've ever used equals its ease and sure ness. No straining—yet once it’s on, nothing can budge your car. It’s just 01TVFI« WISNIN&ÎO» U $ A R. S M IT H a t T h ird and operated by ft S T A N L E Y B. K R U E G E R The Dalles, Oregon No ordinary beating plant — even an installation costing much mors — can give tbs complets beating satisfaction o f a M o n U $ Comfortflo. Save Fuel Com fortflo beats any boms bet- ter w ith lesa fuel, ft give« the meet modern, beat controlled beating ho™ u » k m • 7 uy Dependable, Economical M ontag baa b u ilt bsttsr beat ing for thousands o f W estern homes since 1880. You are s u it o f dependable operation w ith M ontag Comfortflo. Convenient Terms „ (n Install M o n u g Comfortflo in VOuj h o « , now. when you need i t Call us today; this W inter, you probably can du plicate tbs savings other users have made on fu e l M o n ta g veryfhing...on any hi V ‘IF- * — — B R E W IN G C O M P A N Y LEONARD * U nion owned Moon Equipment Co, The Gay Shop O L Y M P IA Independently Install Montag Comfortflo NOW Message Topics T rue Callaway's Funeral Chapel one more new advantage that puts Chrysler still further ahead In safety 1 Just one more good example of the b uilt-in value a ll the w a y through that we believe will make you a Chrysler buyer for life. C o m eln today for the demonstration that will prove you can’t beat Chrysler for extra money's worth through and through. BEE JA C K B R A D Y Phone 403 Grass Valley, Oregon How do you like our now shingle ? W e’re y o u r new headquarters for General Electric Automatic Heating] Oar new appointment is s big event for yea. I t means that General Electric Heating Equipment is available r ig h t n o w r ig h t hers in your own community. It means that you now have oar organization at hand to install G-E equipment and keep It serviced. W e welcome the chance of telling you per sonally joat why G E heating is "just ri^ht." There am s lot of things yea will want to installatio n , how the equlp- wfay It wooes better. A t call or a poet card w ill bring you Eastern Oregon Electric Company W a sc o , O r e g o n Phone 761 So© H—drive I t . » ; fS jro ’i built-in w » c ” th e w a y Ik ; ' jh ! Chrysler Driving Advantages: Chrysler Comfort Advantages: Chrysler Safety Advantages: Fluid Orks . . . automatic gear shifting with «(d u sks cor contrail High Compruulon SpMiru Snginu . . . extra power at all speeds. Superfinished parts f> r longer life. Chemically treated cylinder walls far far greater wearl Mfaterpreaf fgnltia«i System . . • prevents stalling in flood or storm, full Flow Oil Filtur keeps oil dean longer. Chair Height Seats . . . so crouching on the floor . . . f uncHonaf OusAga . . . room for your head, legs, shoulders. Easy to eater and leave. C— tor-arm St— ring . . . minimizes rood shock, wheel fight. Rubber Body MoonHogs . , . “fasW ock" Hood Broke . . __________,_______ oa any hiU. Safety Rim Wheels . , . won’t"throw tires after blowouts at normal speeds. Constant Speed WlndsbieM Wipers . , . electrically operated - w o n ’t slow down when you step on gas. Sole Guard Hydraulh Brakes . « . exdudve balanced brake power, smoother stops, less pedal pressure. give softest, smoothest ride In history. The Beautiful w ith Fluid Drive PRATT M OTOR CO., W asco, O regon First and Biggs Streets
