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FRIDAY, DECEMBER 22, 1950
SHERMAN COUNTY JOURNAL, MORO, OREGON
c,indaV to v isit M^rs. Oldf| and
E arl O ldsz and Jo h n and Bar-
- b e rty and daughter, Peggy. Mr. J * Borate, show ed her slides of
,.ln fa n t BOn a t the hoap.UL
and Mrs. Roy Schilling and son,*
national convention.
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M o r tg a g e L o a n s to M e e t Y o u r J n d iv id u a l n e e d s j
M m A. F . Baiser
Mns. Alice S m ith w e n t to T he
F rid ay a n d sp en t the w eek
end visiting
the e hom e of .h
siting a at t th
her
uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. W.
T. Solvester.
Mt. and Mrs. G lenn P e rry and
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, S atu rd ay to v isit Mrs Olds and
may your entire
holiday season be
joyous and
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Mrs. F ra n k B ayer an d son,
K eith, w e n t to T h e Dalles Mon-
day tQ m eet h e r daughter, M rs.
C harles P e rrigo a n d daughter,
LegUe w ho arriv
a rriv ed from Lea-
venw orth, W n .t to spend the holi
day season here.
M r. and Mrs. F ra n k von Bor-
gtel atten d ed th e d istrict conven-
of ^he A m erican Legion and
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in fa n t son at the hospital.
auxiliary in T h e Dalles Decem ber
:
/ S ta rr Ruggles lif t S atu rd ay g an d attended th e b anquet in :
to re tu rn to his hom e in Stay- th e evenm g at H otel Dalles, ¿foa- •
F. ton a fte r spending alm ost tw o
w eeks here visiting relatives
and friends.
Mr. and Mrs. B ernard M artin
w ere business v isitors in Hepp-
ner last Monday.
The Am erican Legion au x iliary J
- - m et a t the Masonic hall W ednes-
: day afternoon w ith tw elve mem-
n e
_ bers present. Mrs. Donald von
Borstel presided a t the m eeting
in th e absence of Mrs. H a rry
Young, president. A fter the close.,
of the business m eeting M rs.l
F ra n k von B orstel show ed h e r
slides of the national convention.
R efreshm ents w ere served a t
the close of th e rrfeeting by Mrs.
Mfcrcus E slingr as hostess.
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