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Harlandview Has
T h ese
25th Birthday
T h in g ° s Anniversary
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A hall full of S i n g e r s gather-
ed a t
H arlandview S aturday
j night to observe the 25th annl-
v e rsa ry of
the H arlandview
L H
grange a n d to celebrate Christ-
j
mas. G rapegrs of 25 years stand-
.
in present w ere M t . and Mrs.
By Giles L- .French
Louis S ath er, Mrs. C. P. Adams,
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. Mr. and Mrs. H ow ard Belshee,
Consider th e
im propriety of
W alter B ruckert, George
judging a m an on the basis of McDonald..,
one feature. Hie m ay be am bit -
A h isto ry of the local grange
ous and w ith a disposition th a t wag read
Earl G e n try w hile
prevents success or lazy and so m em bers gave a pantom ine de-
pleasant he gets along.
jVery pjcting several scenes. P resents
virtue, carried to excess, be- w ere exchanged, candy, n u ts and
comes a fa u lt
pop corn distributed, lunch en-
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joyed, a b it of dancing indulged
•Cormhent on tolerance. T he jn and m ucb visiting accom-
custom er in the chair called at- pbgbed
tention fo the dark velvet colored
New officers of H arlandview
m an who was polishing his shoes
are E arl G entry, m aster;
to a squaw along the 8tjreet who Mary
Higley, * lecturer;
A nn
w ore moccasins, saying. “T here s Miller> j UVenlle m atron; Althea
one who has no use for yo u r B urnet
secretary; Jo G entry,
servfces.” “I got no use for them cbapja | n; pioyd Lane, overseer;
folks eith e r,” said the dark m an, Orlow M artin, gatekeeper; Char-
the
farth er they stays aw ay jeg
B urnet,
stew ard; Richard
from me th e b etter.’
an(j Florence B ruckert, associ-
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ate stew ards.
Overheard: “As hypy Bound-
The grange was sta rte d in Deer
ing as an old lady picking h er ^ l b e r 1926 through activity of
‘She’s lacy- Ghe de- •M>r. and Mrs. • W ilford Belshe
teeth.’
pends more on her hu£ba$0V and others and officers installed
integrity t h in on her own ,
jjy s ta te D eputy Ghekler. Mar-
forts for her m atrim onial secur- tJn P e lz e r wa8 lbe first m aster,
lty.” — “She's as p re tty as a Early activities included - rals-
C hrlstm as card—and as useful. ing m oney
by giving basket
T T
, socials and a F o u rth of J u ly cel-
The U nited S tates Cham ber or O ra tio n . H om er Belshee organ
reDorts th at 52 years 7 "’? w , ‘' K
"
fed- X h
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j\| M
w a s 16 85 42 vears
ago tt^ w a s $7 54- 32 years ago
*g° J ‘
22 veare ago It
H w a. J B 0 M
22 yea™ a g ^
was I S r Ä F r a years ago
W8.1«; next year It will be $548,
County Official Paper
Moro, Oregon Friday, December 21, 1951
Sixty-Fourth Year No. 1
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Wasco Incorporated In 1898 and Citv
Speaker Tells of
Government Conducted Oddly Until 1905
River Use for
Next m onth will be the 54th
birthday anniversary of the city
of Wasco, th a t settlem ent hav-
ing become a city in Ja n u ary
ridge
to near
R ichelderfer’s.
The early day
stage line did
ru n through the tow n after its
stop at the Eaton ranch. Mrs.
oi ltiML
Sddie Rich now ow ns the place. ó Navigation on the Columbia
T here is some , evidence that
ha(1
frivej, requires plenty of pow er
incorporation . w a s / not
done stead north of town and w anted
the inland Navigation tugs
until later in th e year but the to get into the m ercantile bush flre weR
m ost reliable story is th at a t ¡'®®a^ Hto r p rw a r h u hom estead te n *who spoke about riv er trans-
th e county court m eeting in Jan- h ttle store neai his hom estead portatlon W ednesday
m orning
uary 1898 some citizens of Was- « b i n and latei moved, to some tQ
of the ,Moro Boosters
co decided to i n o o r p o r a ^ Mbro land In Clark J * n laP a J \ on** club. “The Im quatt was until re-
had had a bill SF th e legislature stead.
T he street corner on centlv( tbe mOst pow erful Hug
in 1897 to p erm it Incorporation which the present’
ls in inland w aters, ^ a v i n ^ 4000
b u t nothing cam e of i t
Fifty- located is the intersection be horse power >•
five citiaem asked the court for tween four hom esteads. On the
m odern use of the river
r w r m l» « ln n t n h p c o m e a citv and southeast was
M
cPherson,
on
‘ n io u e in u s e o i m e r i v e r
perm ission to Decome a cuy anu
w a s s ta r te d in 1935, said
the
it was granted.
.
« « rtte M t wbk A rm « ? w o rth v o n sPeaker, who recalled the ship-
« An election w as held and
tJkpthweKt w a s D u n la n and m ent of sacked w heat dow rpriv-
George Crosfleld elected m ayor th e-tfc rth w e st was Dunlap and
during tbe bard tim es of the
by a vote of 55 to 44 over W. M. the original towri was
largely 1930s. Segver^ >rlver
VerZ
The vote for incorpor- on i his place.
? » ¿ t h ,o s t
w heat cargoes.
w a s close, only IS- more
W a s m 9» t h a t M VPher
T ra ffic n o w is based
o n th e
favoring it th an opposing.
^ a8C\ 2 ! L i J \ at ^ , Phnnt up-river haul of petroleum al-
In 1904 th e . city w anted
to »on a,\ ^ / ^ v while Biegs
though this has been
reduced
bond itself to m ake some need- ^ a n t r ght of way while Biggs
>pipe
was built
ed civic im provem ents
an<^ R
RapnAH. P tnrA had an imqtatrs from Sa,t Lake to Pasco. There
w as found - th a t some fu rth e r
B a r n e tt s store had an op. t
m ovem ent of w heat by
wnnld he necessary w here groups could meet. Soon J®
y 1 w n e a i uy
proceedings would De nw easary
Qom er came in txirge. however, and in the spring
to m ake incorporation en tirely . h ,f . blacksm ith shoD and To- of 1951 the d o w
river
legal. The 1905 legislature p r o
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P
m ent of freight was greater than
vlded the proper bill fon, the
zler an.l Holland (lid likewise. X
up river haul
purpow .
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The
^ ¿ e
of the International
rt Doss (center)
“TEX A S FO B E IS E N H O W E R ” . . . Chairman
The
old
Oregon
trail
came
a
necessity
in
early
days.
The
^vheat
agreem
ent m ore w heat
ower birthplace
potate tò a 'T e x a s for Eisenhower” sign at the
I« W o « ™ t u r n i n g
north- niail was sti11 handled at Eatons
n at ag. . erne1ntr n I? ,w nf?
movement -----
In a close to Wasco tu rn in g ” orin
in Denison, Texas, a fter launching the
,
f
achnnls w o rn sc a tte r- is b e in ® s h ip p e d from Columbia
state-wide broadcast The broadcast was the
r u la the ca m - west on the ridge north of
arount] w here there were river P °rts than usual and lt
p alfa to re t General Dwight D. Eisenhower to
his can d idacy to w p and proceeding down th a t enQ . settlers
date waa looks as if the agreem ent will be
of the parties.
for nomination for President of the United States by
1883, ju st the beginning of set- continued when it expires next
dem ent in Sherm an county.
ha^ U,P
<
to KXX) tons of w heat which Is
C h u rc h B u ilt
transferred to term inals by suc
tion in two places or by bucket
W ith the aid and support of belt in others.
W heat is not
ia ttle Robin Olds son of Mir. ' Among thos«
those going to Van-
van- Mrs. ifern
aru w
ru n .
Elder C. A. Spalding, a Metho- hauled in the same compart-
B ernard
M a artin.
M rs E a r l O ld s
celebrated couver to attend the funeral of
Mrs. Ted Trim ble and Mrs. diet church was built in th a t n ie n ts a s petroleum but on bins
hU r f £ - X d ° a y '
Mrs. Erm na Cox were Mr. and E H ^ b e .h H artley gave a ChrisV year .n the locat.on w here th a t
f h e g a s ta n k
About the County
Transportation
about folks vou do know
or would eniov knowing
1__ evihov artOi-n ^ n
noepm ber 14 Mrs. F red Cox, MSr. and Mrs. mas party at the school house e n u rtn now is piaceo. c iarx
Term inals are now
full and
Y
Those p re se n t Bert Cox, Mr. and Mts. Charles .^onday afternoon for the 4-H Dunlap platted the town. Josiah shipping to them is barred un
? “ WWk ,th e
X ™ ¿ ■ T o h m n P e rry and d lu bavla, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Brink- S u b girls. T he eleven girls pre- Maj-sh started a dru g store. Levi less
has been c contracted
o n tn
^
’S o S i ¡"an d o7 en ®
- e r t and D on Cox-------------
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sent. U
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bu' ^ ? d
« » I n is moved
from
> ui
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and cookie^ served the Oskaloosa Hotel, a hostelry country points
gWen “ to
™
n Z‘c«ler and
B‘"
M t e Ä ’ un‘ by
b le s s e s .
famous In e a r ly d a y s. D r. S . E .
A s to ra te 8 th e s p e a k e r M ld
r jg A T ^ '
, to V ancouver to attend the fun- by the hostesses.
famous In early days. Dr. J3. E.
to r a tes
W r a n rt
G o r d o n Lem lev eral of Mrs. Em m a Cox, going
The basketball
game at the Koontz came to tow n and a con- ty,at it had never been possible
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* in T he Dalles T h S a d a y from th ere to , their hom e in Grass Valley gyna Monday night tractor. In 1888 a school house to put the 20% reduction below
w ere
In Pageant is the best story
p v
pntered
In
E. O. E. ra j| rates ¡nto effect on the
w hen Mrs Lem i 1 ley
entered the
th e Chehalis a fte r spending several between the Kent town team was built.
nun.
in 1889
iw « j
of the m onth. I t is about an of- _
e
n
J
hosoital over
night
retu
rn
in
g
weeks
h
ere
With
their
son
in
law
and
the
Lyle
team
was
won
by
W
ebber
built
a
store
building Columbia.
Rates may be cut
night, r e tu r n in g .
fleer who w atched a nun clean- O aVlDgS DODOS I/T aW
h n n ^ P ridav
’
- and dau g h ter,
Mr. and Mrs. by Lyle with a score of 65-56.
In which w^as once located the when The Danes dam Is built to
ing
mg the
m e gangrenous w ound of a .
<rv .« ux . l
X
F r a n k von Borstel
and Bert Cox.
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• Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Newcomb county offices of the then brand elim inate Celllo canal which is
Korean and said, 1. wo
Mrs Ted von Borstel w ere in
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Kock had left Tuesday m orning for Calif., new Sherm an county. It was ap expensive bit of river to na-
th a t for a mUlton
1BMWC«» V O W I « U
Mrs^ Ted von Bor8« l .w e re m
eyen.
>pend
w (nter wUh the(r moved to Moro after elections In vlgatB.
N either w oatd 1,
P**“ *
Thousands of Oregon people a tten d th e reg u lar m eeting o f ing Mr. a n d M rs. Archie Can- sons in law and daughters and school site.
President Wendell Balsiger
nun, not stopping
--------- a w p la n n ln g to cash in th eir W. tbe A m erican Red Cross a t the trail, Mr. s M Mrs. Orville Rug- families. Mr. and Mrs. L. S. l^o-
Wasco was nam ed tyasco be- s a id th at nom ination^ of candi-
S. savings bonds w hen the 10- COUrthouse M rs W ily K nighten gles and son, Dean, and Mr. and g a n in Oakland and Mr. an d Piruse lt was then a • part*-*
Oaten-wte* kn 4eate*KJaAUM*kr4|,
Did you ever «»tice w hen fly- year m a tu rity clate Is reached
d u c t e d the
ied in
conducted
the m
m eeting.
eeting Miss Del- Mrs. L ester Barnum*
Ms. Mario Canavero at Campbell. Wasco county. W asco w«s a the first m eeting a fter the :nenr
ing or w hen looking
iotaVon belief th at
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■ a t aerial under the m istaken
a t . . Morffan
Bave - a talk on the
_
s.
,
A
Mrs. A lta Crowley is staying rath er famous nam e In e a r l y year. To w rite and edit the pro
pictures how sm all the tow ns ,n tere st gtops then accOrdlng to
of hom e n ursing She
The A m erican Legion Aux- w ith Mr and ^ g
Rass Fields days because it belonged to a posed booklet describing Hher-
look,
even
the
large
ones
are
g
tate
w
id
e
survey
by
p
^
n
E
.
£
r e n r e s e n ta tiv e rfo m
m
el
at
L,th
e
.Z10™6
°
f
while
the
Newcombs
are gone. tribe of Indians. They were call- man county a com m ittee con-
hardly big enough for a ' good >
As£ Z e s .
¿ ^ r l c a n H « T c r “ss a re .* 7
H aro,d
W « ta « d a y
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^oa
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Hiattrup ed the W.ascopum Indians and sisting of Giles French, Tommy
i t h a t 63 1 tPA ^ i h ^ ^ d p H d e d ^ to ° hire ' h e r a Rernoon December 12 w ith 11 a r r iVed
Sunday from Camp also the Wasco Indians who liv*T hom pson, George Mitchell and
ranCh?
n. -r w N
T he surve>' n s h U n w r A
X ^d
were an“ J X
T c X e ta c k to the m em ben. -od one visitor W s. < 3 ^ ,
Georgla to visit her ed at Wascopum «or Wasco- Carrel B ennett was named.
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% f thQse interview ed were and she
Olan Stark, presafct.
Mrs.
parents,
»Mr.
Mrs.
Ted
They
C hinooks ana
a n d --------------------
here y will
be elders few
to
.
.
ohAi.id
h^id
to r a e n a d c h 'X
te a n c m
h u n so
«
» i o . jKo- p
r e n ts , and
'M
r. w a and
n a hlg
M rs. parent8
ie o von
v o ln
n the
pam>. name
rney comes
were vmnooKs
a d T ™
o u n g alw
s te ays
r although
fa v o ^ d h«»
s e lH
^ : wom an lo
from
H m y e
’’alum , p r u d e n t , conducted
¡ a or3tel
ltb
from a word
of them will do so as intelligent- 41Ut? ° ^ h^ id tb at the money who in tu rn would teach home *he
v P^ n® J^ ere
Portland. He is w ith the Signal Wacq-o, m eaning cup or small
ly as did D orothy Dix. She m ust
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rein v e ste d in savings nursing in the county.
for the New
^ ® n c e at the Corp and w i„
sent to Japan t)OW| an(f was re iated to a cup
have aided m illions in th eir per-
rein v e ste d in savings nursing in the county
R ent Legion f e g .^ - S o m n gifts after C hrlstm as.
shaped
rock
near the
tribe
« and
v e “emotion81*8
. . _
n d s.
Mr. and Mrs. vlsitors
u. n .
ra n ’s
a d q rthur
u a r te rs
sa y Oregon
s
Iaew Geo|
ts
A.
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h e ^ g h t ^ h a ^ e b o Knowledge
th a t bonds, after w ere
ln T he
in i X a n d , V a P te
report
rne Home e x o n o n u c a c.uo u. h M e cA
ln hls
The H o m e E c o n o m ic s clu b of M c A rth u r in h is O reg o n G eogra-
brought a little reason to emo- passing the original 10-year ma-
~ p ia ir Balzer was 8iven on mflneV donations Rufus grange m et Thursday af- pbj c j\ianies. Exact site of th e
An odd sort of celebration Is
tlon although she carefully avoid- tu rlty period will continue dra^ '
'
a dinner a t th eir by the different organizations ternoon at the home of Mrs. trd)e headquarters Is now s said being tried at the Moro school
ed e m o U o / to reason.
ing in terest
regularly
u n til w ere h o s U a j1 £ ^ n*r
to buy gifts for hospitalized vet- W illiam O’Brien w ith Mrs. Alta tQ
T h e D a lle s •
high today (Friday), a homecoming.
w, T w N
sold or another 10-year
period home Sunday honor g
erans. R efreshm ents w ere served Sm ith as co-hostess.
A d e s s e rt schooJ
Those w ho attended school at
_ mJ,n has elapsed, still has n o t reach- ther, Mrs. A. h. n a
at the close by the hostess. The luncheon- was served
with the ______
Moro, and especially those who
L lives in the
h ^ n present,
r a ^ n t h hopes
o p es^to
a S™31 nK ny _
R
atoh next m eeting
will
be R Ja obert
n u ary T a.
9 Chr|8tma8
tables and room decorated in
graduated from the high school
for r
1A A. F. Balzer M r and
Ralph
hQme Qf
Mrg
renaseu 10
io
flnd h(?r
at tne non.c ,
are expected to re tu rn and en
the fu tu re and learns from the
A $75 bond purchased
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a” d‘: t f " ago
h e . la
i now .n
i r e a a e $100
" i n « “
K enny and Mr. tum' a l Kent-
M» - WUtord B arnett p r ^ d e d ^ X V r X ™ 'b u s i n g f o m O l i a G r a n g e ¡ V
years
w orth
L o tu W
s- K
gage in ____
sortie of the activities
and, if held, will
usually associated w ith home-
n ig h 7 L ^ e e k the u n > - . u e - e ? -
rnontht, u n t l l ^ “X ^ n d Mrs. M ^ r d £ k , n w e r e ^ n T h e
R o ll™ ,. w ^ I d e « for
R
al
universities t and
re* , n
IntCFCSt Until Paid
High School Having
Homecoming Today
7^* ^ t
peratu re w as the same in Jack-
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sonville, Florida as it w as in year8‘_________
Moro.
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T he rep o rt on Inter racial re-
lationa Indicates th a t ^the m ore «MM» l i u a e n n i a i j
Mflro MiSSÎOll&rY
friction theH? is w hich is n eith er
new nor surprising.
My Word-
Could the southerners be right?
It
this
sion
sion
We
T T W N
would be n to s t^ e s ira b le dlvb
K
country
of voters could
on Ä
-
of voters on
are Republican and Demo-
and daughter, Brenda, of Pow eu
B utte stopped a w hile F rid ay on
i X X s l U T h l ' s ^ e n U m 7 and
M y v
B B akin
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Student at WSC
J r k
n W n^Sne
hortte
at Pullm an, Wn., came nom e
F riday night to spend the Christ-
™.‘r
i * X ™ ~ w w î ith
ü i '“ h hls
t a 'm
m as
a s h / holidays
m other
other
J
m
(The Moro M issionary
fam y ’ M r‘
held
its
C hristm as
m eeting Olds
of
Mr. and Mrs. Clair A dam s
December 12 a t the home
—
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¿
ü
r
n
e
T
¿
£
Ora
w
ere
Mrs. E dith B urnet,
’ a i T
Ä
^ b
^ Ä
aiivi ______
asslgtlng hostess«*.
Society Will Serve
are in both parties; internation-
contrlbutlons included $50.- included the A rt S c h l l l i n g ^ U J
alists and nationalists are in
j
j cb u rcb ’8 , Bene- Ivan Blaggs, H arold E akins,
both camps, conservatives and
10.00 to the Mis- Jack H o m ers and Donald Clod-
liberals (the real kind) m ay be .
fo r Lepers, an d $10.00 for felters.
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,
found w ith any label. The re- ^
A r b p S e to Korea.
- Mrs. F ra n k
LdM aster w as
suit is victory for a sm all group a
be hostess to pleasantly su rp rised T hursday
do n o t- have and seldom ^ ^ T n K l l a U o n of the of* evening, w hen she w as a guest
ever had a n actual m ajority.
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„ one m uiht w rite a Christ-
m as pray er for this nation it
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w o u ld be th a t it get . over
fear
nf Russia T hat does not m ean
S u ^ o b e ^ p re p a re d , it does
to
a u it acting . afraid.
W hether the adm inistatlon real-
w n e tn e r m e
.
of the
cburch-afftliate<i
organizations Ja n u a ry 6, at th e
Co_
lty «
.
N orma Barzee w as « 4 . ^ ^
the afternoon,
Of , ^be program for
for ,the
afternoon,
A nUm ber of C hristm as carols
i er"
by th e .g ro u p .
She
rpad a n excellent ’paper o n
C hristm as, em phasizing “Christ-
c n m u iiw »
— «
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of honor at ia
W. Mfccnab gave fo r h er
p a rty ^w a s held
The
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a«
ed
as as-
ed her
her p p retty
retty gifts, and w
w<“
sisted b y Mks. Bob M orris.
A fter the g ift, w ere adm ired,
Canasta w as played b y th e group,
High honor was won b y M rs.
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v p d lp r w ith low score
tons,iectom v
retu rn in g Each m em ber was to make their
own year book cover.
These
The Sherm an County Pomona
Frozen roa«to w ere a fam iliar w ere passed around, and some grange m et Saturday a t the Ru-
S u n d a y .'/' r ’
sight last week. The tem perature
didn’t get w arm ehough to do
any thawing.
middle of the
y
week when tne rog was so n
vy
th e telephone
lines
vy lt it left
left
.telephone
hanging
w ith the
coated
Ice for sev-
e ral davs.
E ven the trees and
of them w ere ex tra nice.
■ The chairm an r e l d a letter
from the Rebekah odge in Was-
thanking the club for dona-
The
lions
a t tn eir tooo .... saie.
m e pro-
...........................
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ceede-w
ere tu rn e d over
to the
teenage.*party sponsors.
,
. .
u
The club decided to Invite the
shrubs coated w ith 5 ice m aking
iry tneei-
over and Ing date and have a pot luck
hall ln the
the meeting,
us gr nge
• '
mnrn
business m eeting in he morn-
ing over which W alter » » c k e r t.
m aster, presided. After the com-
mUte€s gaye thpir reports el
m .u e e s of g a q v e
- ith
-
wa8
w
tlon of officers w
a s h he,d
e ld w
lfh
n C ' ollowln,g reaul“ ’
Burnet, m aster;
Roland John-
son. o v e r s e e r ;
Mrs.
Howard
Ross, secretary; Mrs. fcam Brock
treasurer; Mrs. George fo x , lee-
turer; D e w ey T h o m p so n
ste-
w a r d At e e
W ilso n .
a s s is ta n t
The C hristm
of the
gukdav^
8 c S ^ as T program
l 7 ’bZ**heid'
a t m aterial.
T he club will have baked A tlee W ilson, lady assistant ste-
Su
J
church Sunday even- food sale ln Wasco December 22 w ard. The executive comm ittee
he
peV^
«^1:30 p. m. a t P atty OMeara’s. is Andy Engberg. Will Huck,
. pnrji n v invitpd
It was announced there would and W alter B ruckert and the
Everyone L s w rd la lly ¿ ^ d
exchange after the Home Economies c h a in p a n , Mrs.
M r. and NTrs. E d F ri ts , of
a g m exenang
Bruckert.
\
Santa Barbara,
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a t 8:00 p. sm. in , A g o o d ,d in n e r of baked ham
w ith all the trim m ings was ser-
h
Tuesday evening and will the R ufus grange hall.
hom e rue my& evem ng
_______ _________ won ved to m ore than fifty people
a^ d
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.................
‘
Mrs* the* .............
draw ing”
prize. - Mrs. Roland
at noon. The fifth degree of the
Johnson
appointed
the
tollow-
grange was put on in the after
qhplton F ritts.'
S h e A lto
n r n th w o s . e $?nlnp to
ear «w«*
noon w
ith the drill team
made
J,X^na
Moro ing people on committees: iPY ««?«t
»».««
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gnv«nin$x8 M rg thP VIFW Book Mrs. Grace Medler, Mrs. up of the Pomona officers. Those
Monday
£>. « »
o .B rlen and Mr». Cur- present to take the fifth degree
dinner 3 , M ro ls$m
... Relief, Mrs. w
ms - a and
n d Mrs.
M r s I Ivan
van R
k p llp
w n i b m p9
R r in tls Neal
W .i*
ait Mor- w
w em
ere M>.
K ir irkelie
w e re
Mr ris Mrs Will Huck and Mrs. of H arlandview grange, Mr. and
Ä
T Eiame,
i * wr. pear?* B raö tett; Program . Mr«. Mr«. George D rlnkard. Mr. an d
k e rt and aaugntee,
„ „ „
w
i ¡ - ~ » « - S S S . X S S . Ç
< 0 ,«
y
?
,Bdna
Paulson
sang
—
iS bad enough.
late in
in the
the evening.
evening.
M. R o lfe ,- M rs A lta v ro w .e y ,
gin’s Slum ber Song”, aCcormpan- served I late
T * T " W N
C h r ist
h v N orm a Barzee
Mrs. Mjary W ilson of The D al-'M r. and Mfcs.
B
And now a very M en-yC h l a ,ed^
fey
wgg w Rufug g a t ^ y and family, Mr. andg
Sa™
m as bìe8»?ngs'o
to all, w ith
kn
B
and
Mr. ily
and
the
f “ho"me"ândT'flre-
‘ " P 8-----
^ n J t j o be s e n a t o a for
for- attended p omona grange. R u f u s berty
B r o w /a
n d tem
' MW. J
E ugene C. Baton, th e R u fu s Brown and
_
~
S M
-
X Ä w e
of g r X neowner; w a s ’ In th e hoa- f Mr. a n d ( M rs. I v a n J W .
L r ^ r ’A1"
family T n d M r ^ " » ¿ a ' T i o n l .
S S Ä
mÄ
. m "to n g « : Ä T l a w
J week,
- S ^ a
st
cilk lso n w ere dinner guests
Sunday at the home of Mr. and
b e n e f ic ia l------
.
•CARE for K orea” fund.
for the things we enjoy
x
, x
.
B
“ Ä
S
~
5
S
G raduates of the
form
er Kent
high
Veliev
and
,n they lnvltX n
inasm uch
as those
schools are
the
schoo|
wU,
an nflag»mhiv
durlnfe w hlch a 1M1
program will wUh
be
«on» tim e alfoted to those old
tim ers who m ay wish to remin-
)ge
b|i(, gbout th elf hlgh
schoo[
|olts , ,
wh<) w (sh tQ at(end clagMg
tu nlt WUI be offered. Ques-
___ ,___ , . .
most attend by choice.)
i
DD A
AnnrsllSPFS
A ppraW W l
.
□tau Learning vaiuea
A discussion was held Wednes-
day night a t the courthouse w ith
A. B. MicPherson, E v erett John-
son -------
and John
C urran of
—
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— the - - Bon-
-
neville
Pow er?«-A dm inistration
and Tom F raser. W illiam Roos,
D
nlp Rakpr*
n d Llovd
HenrlchS
Dale
Baker a and
Lloyd H
enrichs
of the com m ittee chosen to re-
present the county In th .« m atte r
“ Ä
S
V
a
Ä
Malcolm Guy, Mr. and I M ^ ty next spring to obtain right
Bngberg
M embership, H arland McDonald and Mrs. of way for the line w hich runs
A th ^ W U k o n „ Mra. Sam Grace Mfedler of R ufus grange, from M cNary to M aupin. They
Broek
and
Mrs Alta Smith; De-
V
grange
m
bers
wer^
w anted to talk to some local
and
De- M.ra.
V isiting
isiting
grange
m em
em
bers
we
“ Brock
r£ t*o ag
na Mrs. Alta Smith;
Adamg,
Miles
B
aragar
Of
S
to
n
fle
l#
persona
about valuations of land
y Adams, Mrs. Miles B aragar Of Stanflel
and possible
Mra. Mak»lm Guy, Mra. Fred Mra. C. P. Adame. Mrs; Meyers, damage to farms
in location of
p o r ^ m - r '- »"d M™
S te -W
B.U - < ^ a-
D
Andv
ward.