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About Sherman County journal. (Moro, Or.) 1931-current | View Entire Issue (May 2, 1952)
Y ", “ * f f f l B l I l l l COLNTY JOVKNAI.. MUKO. OKKUON FR ID A Y , MAY Í. 1952 * * » » » *l im n « m m n m n n tm x m tr n : peat R ufus Tuesday on the home. Ing careers. 11 C r k / A z d l\J f ‘e'ld 41 l j 10 30^ in a P ravticp7* Miss B e tty Jean Banks was IV IO iO d C H O O l IN C V /S Huai meet. I,a rry Sayre and He- bom in Nebraska and has live d (B y Mrs. A. F. Balzer) Ity Itogcr M ille r* ’ W ayne Duncan w ith 11 p o in ts on fa rm s the greater p a rt of W in n e rs in the poppy contest apiece led M uro's scoring colum n her life. She m o\ed to S ilve rto n sponsored by the A m erican Le Mrs, R om er Townsend and «while A l B la ke and Paul Black- in 1942 w here she has since re gion a u x ilia ry w ere in 1st class ? "•’ w ill hold a jo in t bu m e o f Rufus, also w ith TT sided and completed her school- M arv 6i L w nd T " music " » * recital * « * W In m in e « o r» com- the Moro Com- points apiece, led th e ir team. ing. M iss- Banks w ill graduate 1 he class o f 1952 has chosen fro m Mt. Angel. W omen’s colleg1' y e r 3rd, Charles Griggs 4th and ” *?. Tbe .re cita l S pring Flow ers as the them e in June, and she says she is In MMVYn i wl11 0008181 o f P ttn o and In s tru fo r the senior ball. The fo rm a l p a rtic u la rtv interested In oast- Nadine G riggs 5th. class in clu d in g 7th and 8th ¿red- T ? 31 nun'? ers. b> Keyes' dance w ill be held S aturday ern Oregon, es K a y M cK a y 1st M a ro u ita and vocal num bers by May 10, in th’e Moro gym w ith M iss H elen Steenkolk is also Koepke 2nd E a rl C rite s 3rd T<)' v"nsend volce students. Joe S te w a rt fu rn is h in g the a graduate o f M t. Angel w ith a Gen« K n o tt 4th. ’ - „ Ur s,e? ior8 atte nded t h e music. B. S. degree in < 1» entar \ edu campus v is ita tio n week-end pro- . The teachers fo r the M oro cation- She was born on a fa rm hls m o t h e ^ M r s ^ M m ^ B a k e r 3 o^ I T S ar* y <Saturda-Y grade school fo r the . ensuing near Toledo w here she complet- The Dalles were here on busl- n ’J ? ' o f ? regon and school year have recently been ed high school. She has been ac- ¿ess several d a y ? ^ h i.e d ; T h e y are as follow s: tiv e in 4-H club w , _____ __ „ „ « ... - - - — __ ____ >ork, grange MV and o r >« .. A ,r t and 806 NIar' I>°nald Anderson. grade school w o rk , g ir l scouts, and student M r. and Mrs. Marcus E slinger tin attended Beaver preview a t p rin cip a l and grades seven and body a ffa irs in high school and an d S Yd in en t U> Sunday ^ t>9 raUl8 w b ile R°Se r M ille r eight; Miss Helen S teenkolk, college. Miss Steenkolk attended J' hM> i T L w itb hls P ^ - took 1>u<i k v Pre vie w in Eu- grades fiv e and six; M rs. D oris college on a scholarship w hich ErnC8 ES' gene- ¡ £ * fb ’berson, class advi- E1'Ite, three aryl fo u r she won. H er hobby is photo- • 1 m o ' . T ’ * * Ot? e.r n?eniftx?rs o f lh e and Miss B e tty Jean Banks, g ra p h y .1 MT. and Mrs. B ari P e rry and class, attended the independent» grades one and two. ____ , — W n »’ oolle| ° , K uidance da>' in Tbe Dal- , m t . and Anderson and Mrs. The M other and Daughter ban- h /u H T o f hie HrXh* ng a} e T h " / u a y fc.I? t»rn i l? " 11 -ElHs are now ° ° m p le tin g th e ir quet fo r - th e Moro W oman’s club fa n u i m i vr b ri’tb e r ¿in d ’ , . ie i l>aseba11 team wa4 th in k year, o f teaching here w ill be held a t the C om m unity fa m ily , M r. and Mirs. Glenn Per- defeated F rid a y at Cascade Locks Steenkolk and Miss church M onday evening May 5. ry X 1* < i r i. by4 a 8cofe o f J1 to 4 w h ich Banks are beginning th e ir teach •Mrs. H ild re d Zell w ill be tty; # Q uite a fe w Grass V a lle y peo- completed th e ir schedule and pie w e n t to Wasco Sunday to elim inated them fro m the d is tric t the baseball game between Was play-offs. co and K lic k ita t w ith the score The members ¿o>f the senior 8-5 in fa v o r o f Wasco. ddSH presented • a t theft* clas^ Mrs. Maude G a rre tt o f Shani- assembly Wednesday m o rn in g a ko spent the week end w ith her one-act play e n title d ‘ The Farce dau g h te r and fa m ily , M r. and o f the W o rth y Master P ierre Mrs. D on S m ith . Fatells.” M r. and Mrs. R alph Balser The M oro tra c k team, u nder and c h ild re n Carcel and Annette the supervision o f M r. McCrae, $2.60 Dt. o f P o rtla n d came S aturday fo r — - -------------------------- $4.10 fifth the weekend w ith his parents, hosts at a d in n e r Wednesday M r. and Mrs. A. F. Balzer and evening h o n oring th e ir son, her m other, Mrs. L o tu s Kenny. Pat. on his . e ig h th b irth d a y Mr. v m I Mfry iftfW W llt C lo d fe lter Those present im J tided -Mr. and and son, W endell were business Mrs. Roy B arnett, Mr. and Mrs. v is ito rs in P ortland Wednesday. Carl Schadewitz and son, John. M r. and Mrs. John R ust- a n il M r. ami Mrs. Jack Je ffrie s and ¿Ma --- 9 /fS M r. and Mrs. H . O. Dugger were daughter, Bonnie. business v is ito rs at C la m o Sun- Mr. and (Mrs. O rv ille Ruggles day. , and son, Dean, and Mr. and Ju d y S m ith and Delores Payne, Mrs. Max B ro w * . were d in n e r students at St. M ary's academy guests Suday o f M r. ami Mrs. in The Dalles came up and spent p h il Ruggles In T h e Dalles. the week end here w ith the for- M r. and Mrs. O .. N. I B iggie* m e r’s fath e r, George S m ith. He ^>ent Sunday evening v is itin g KENTUCKY BLENDED WHISKEY • 86 PROOF • 6 5 * GRAIN NEUTRAL took them back Sunday. Gerald M r. and M rs. Ted von Borstel. Ine and P h y llis R ust accompan S P IR IT S .T H E OLD S | NNY BROOK CO.. LOUISVILLE, KENTUCKY The B a p tist M ission C ircle led them to The Dalles. m et a t the home o f Mrs. W. F. (Mr. and Mrs. A r t S c h illin g S c h illin g T h u rsd a y afternoon, and* c h ild re n , Gene and Diane, G rants T he . re turned F rid a y fro m ___ __ . w .. lth ntne .. , mem , bers __ present. „ ladies tied o u t onq. q u ilt and Pass Where th e v snent several bdies tied out on? q u llt ¿ a ^ X u £ g r e la tiv e p i e c e d on a n o th e r /d u r in g an(1 the Grass Valley Discover the taste áfsímade guest speaker fo r the evening. CAR|> OF T H A N K S We w ish to express o u r s in cere g ra titu d e fo r u ll the k in d ness and syrgypatby show n in o u r recent bereavement and fo r the ► floral offerings. The G a rre tt fa m ily »Mr, and Mrs. F ra n k K e fte r Mrs. Maude Bevins tended the sp rin g concert o f the Oregon State college a cappella c h o ir presented in P o rtla n d Sun day at the M oreland P resbyter ian church. - 4-H ( I A lt N E W S By W ilm a G en try.- „ The members o f the 4-H sew ing clubs >yould lik e to thank all those w ho p a rticip a te d in the footl sale Sat u n la y. AH pro ceeds go to th e Foreign E x W ELL D R IL L IN G change Student^ fund. T E E D A L L E S , OREGON Mr. and Mrs. A lla n P in ke rto n E ve ry club meniftier, w ho has and Mir. and Mrs. V ic Malen at- Phor.e 3729, 518 W . 7 th S t lieen present at every m eeting ;n n m n vxr:n tn xtx« n « n titxm txn « xxxn through the clu b year, and has heed fu lly e<fuipped\,to c a rry out her project w U r^-fe ce lve a prize at the end o f the year. The sew ing clubs w ill be sell ing cup cakes d u rin g the noon h o u r at the school cafeteria F r i day, May 2. D IH T IN C T IV E F V N B R A L S E R V IC E W IT H IN M EAN S OF D O R IN W IL B U R N J.P. S t e iw e r THE A LL Rffntblican C andidate N om ination for R e p ttttn ta d v t 22nd District 13732709 Primaries, May 16 GHAPEL Leonard It. Sm ith T he » a lle s , Oregon Phone 3135 it the Dr. Otis G. Perkins M r.’ and Mrs. W a lte r T horn- » ,t,er™>on- J ™ - 11* 'L 'T ’T to n Of P o rtla n d spent the week * * he , d e vo t^h a la , « e * « h -.. end here v is itin g her b ro th e r In me" 18 o f * 7 <rea" ' and cake law and slater. M r. and Mrs. were serv<^ T o n im ie Ite rn e tC “ " ~~ - M r. and, M rs . A r t B ibby .««pent M r. and Mrs. Sam Davis and 4he w eek end a t W a rm Springs. M r. and Mrs. M cG rath and Don / Sunday a t .Warm Cox spent Springs. A w p a rio r sarvloa IM t . and M rs. Gene .Reynolds •4 personal attendane« and daughters spent several days / THAT COSTS NO MORE last week In P ortland on b u s i/ ness and v is itin g her parents, M r. and Mrs. C. F. K e llo g g y '- Across the street from Stadelman-Bonn Hardware Mr. and Mrs. Jack H o rn e / and fa m ily (spent last weekend in Seattle v is itin g M r. apa Mrs. f »R F ra n cis Woods. / ” ■0Q Œ tlV A V I V MOKEt « Clarence May, seaman, and his w ife o f A sto ria and Ned W y a tt Phones: Office 5362; Residence 2044 . A wide range of price« o f Tongue P o in t dpent the week that meat« all wishes end here a t the home o f the fo rm e r’s parents, M r. and Mrs. W allace (May. M r. and Mrs. B. C. Baumgart- i » r and fa m ily w ent to The Dalles S aturday n ig h t to the ju d g in g fo r 'th e w in n in g high school student to go on the U n ite d N ations p ilg rim a g e fo r y o u tji to u r. Jo y B aum gartner was the student ente rin g fro m Sherm an county. . . . Susan B aum gartner w ent w ith the ju n io r W e stm in iste r F e llo w sh ip o f the M orcrC om m un it y ch u rch to Camp W ye th over the weekend. M rs. M a rg u e rite Morse le ft Sunday fo r her home in P o rt land a fte r spending ten days here w ith her b ro th e r in* la w ¿/and sister, M r. and Mrs. A rz e ll Lem ley. Mrs. L em ley accompan ied h e r sister to P ortland fo r a. few days. * (Mr. and Mrs. Lam er Sayrs and fa m ily o f M oro and A rz e ll Lem le y w ere gUftsts Sunday o f the Gordon Lemleys. M r. and Mrs. V e rn McGowan and son, Ijadd o f P ilo t Rock spent the weekend at the home o f her b ro th e r in law and sister, M r. and Mrs. A rze ll I^ m le y . Mrs. A. A. D unlap and Mrs. H a rry Hooper took the fo rm e r s grand ch ild re n , Verne, "Keith, M ary and Ronnie M obley o f K e n t to P ortland S aturday to We opened our new shop. 309 East Second Street, Tuesday, April the circus and to the b a ll game Sunday b u t the game was called 22. We want to express our deep appreciation for the many beau -off on account o f rain. tiful floral arrangements we received- They added much to the M r. and Mrs. B ill Pausch were d in n e r guests Sunday a t the beauty and elegance of our shop and are still a source of joy to us home o f M r. and Mrs. Ted von and to our friends who visit us d a ily .............- ' BorStel. -Mrs. Pausch le ft Sunday fo r P o rtla n d accompanied by The favorable comments about the beauty of our shop and the im Mrs. Ted von Borstel w ho w ill spend several days there. provements we have made are most gratifying. We will not stop M rs. John Decker is recovering now but will ever strive fcr further improvements in both merchan fro m a recent operation at The Dalles hospital. dise and shopping se r v ic e ............ Mks. James Matthes, Mrs. Geo. B a rn e tt and M rs. E rn e st B a r Again we extend our sincere thanks to our friends in the entire Mid- n e tt o f The Dalles w ere recent Columbia area. Our aim is to please you and make your shopping guests o f M r. and Mrs. ( a i l Schadewitz o f K ent. - a pleasure. M r. and Mrs. J e rry W ilso n Sr. o f Kent w ent to Eugene last Tuesday to v is it th e ir son and fa m ily the Paul W ilsons. M r. and Mrs. O liv e r Schade Shop Fashion Center of the Mid-Columbia Witz o f The Dalles were guests The Dalles, Oregon S unday a t the home o f M r. arid 309 East Second Street . M rs. C arl Schadewitz a t K e n t M r. and J ir s . B ill Je ffrie s were -Optometrist-. has moved his office to Pd. Adv. Steiwer for Repreaenfativ« C om m ittee Steve T hom pson, C hm ., Heppner; Oregon Beefo’s HELP Beefo’s More farming being done on . the farms right now but \the . same cordial welcome and excellent service prevails at ELEC T Robert Y . Thornton BEEFO’S ATTORNEY G E N E R A L DEMiM'RAT for Hound I »egiil Protection for Oregon At the CAPITAL CITY, Moro, Oregon Beefo’s Pd. pol. adv., T h o rn to n fo r A tto r ney* Gen. Com. E a rl A . M o tt, chr. M c M in n v ille Beefo’s 405 East Second Street T he Dalles W e E x te n d T o O u r S h e rm a n C o u n ty F riends a Special In v ita tio n to V is it O u r N e w Shop . \ . T h e P aris A p p a r e l I T S W H A T S IN S ID E T h a t CeuntsI e Sp Investigate Before You Invest H o h n e r A ccordions A re W o rld F am ous For Tone Quality and Beauty Hohners have more sets of Bass and Treble Reeds than other Accordions priced much higher • X . Bass and tre ble Switches for tone changes. 9 120 RAHHi 41 T R E B L E KEVH— 3 and 5 Meta ReedH 9 treble, 3 bn** Nwltrhea HO BAHH, 34 T R E B L E KEYH— 3 and 5 arta Reed« 2 treble aWitrkea 120 BAHH, 41 T R E B L E KEYH—3 and 4 aeta Reed* 3 treble awltchea 90 BAHH, 34 T R E B L E KEYH— 3 and 3 aeta Deed* 9 treble,, 3 baaa awlU'hea .110 BAHH, 41 T R E B L E KEYH—4 and 5 aeta Reedti 13 treble, 0 baaa aWltchcM 120 BAHH, 41 T R E B L E KEYH—-4 and 5 aeta Heed* IS treble, 0 baaa aw itrhea Q ff SPECIAL OFFER OF F o rU ^ ed T h e M u sic B o x 308 W ashington, one-half block south Granada Theater-Ph 2091 The Dalles, Oregon »
