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JOURNAL, MORO,
OREGON
FRIDAY, JULY 18, 1U32
Mr. and Nft's Elm er Hill were and family left Friday for Port dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs guests of her parents Mr and
turned home great grandaughter land to attend ?Uie Hesgard- Dell Wright;
5rrs< Archie Gosson this week
Maxine Dormaier accompanied Finch family reunion Sunday.
Mr. and Ms? August Bergman ertd.
for ~a few days.
Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm McDer- of Camast Wn., were weekend
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Fridley
M r * . J o r D rin k a rtl
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Mr. and Mrs. George Koehler mid have guests from San Jose, guests of Mr. and Mrs. George are living in her parents house
Mr, apd Mrs. Sidney
Drinkard sr. - -
. through harvest while
Miss Margearet O'Meara wa9*hf Portland visited Mr. and Mrs. California,
Clyde
.arty Paul Alley Tuesday.
Olmstead
are to u sin s of Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Peter Du v a u lt runs the machine for his
1 guest of honor July 7 at a party
bro-
i on her 5th birthday, given bv
Mr- and Mrs ' Vi,,lfcu Swett McDermid.
expect to move into their new ther, Ira Fridley.
her mother, Mrs. Philip O’Meara and family spent the weekend
Miss Vern
rna Smith- of The Dal- home this week. W. R. Reid has
Mrs. Harold White apd Mrs
lelo Mrs. Majcolm
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The afternoon was spent playing al St He,ens visiting
friends ie&Jg to help
finished the
work. Hugh W hite drove to Portland
games. After the gifts had fftwti at\d relatives. They took
in Jant Dermid“ through harvest..
Mr. and Mrs. W. R. field and Saturday to take Jackie
Ed
opened refreshm ents were . ser- ze\ l>each amusement park the
Mrs. Jeanette Hearing visited
-Mrs. Ivy Reid attended the wards to the United, airline ter-
ved. Guests were ^Irs. Chet Coats F<*3£th -
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her 8,ster Mrs- Joe Vdey at Her PiktM Jark wedding } at Grass min^l to catch a plane for San.
and daughters Pat & Mary. Mrs.
W eekend guests of Mr. and miston a Jffw_zdays recently.
Valley Sunday. Mrs. Clark is the Francisco where his parents Mr.
A'erri Dutton and sons Doug and Xfirs Ered Dormaier
were Mr.
Jackie Edwards is visiting his daughter of the Grover Youngs, and Mrs. Ray Edwards met h im /
Don, Mrs. Wayne Bartron, Lin- and Mrs. U oyd Brink and child- aunt Mrs. Harold W hite and also Mr. ami Mrs. W. R. Reid en-
Mrs. B. E. Hailey, Mr. and
da and Johnny, Mrs. P. G.
ren of Hood River and Mr. and his aunt at Mot’ll Mrs. Orville tertained at a dinner Saturday Mrs. Chas. Fulton and Mr. and
O'Meara. M rs .' Tom Jacobsen Mrs. H arry Diamond and family Hockman.
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evening honoring their sister in.- Mrs. Hugh W hite have return-
and sons Erling and David, Kay of Vancouver, W ashington...
Mr. and Mrs. Stew art Brown of law Mrs. Ivy Reid of Vancouver, ed from a trip to Victoria. B. C.
| W’hipple,
Stephanie' O’Meara.
Overnight visitdrs of Mrs. Lila Portland are visiting her aunts. B. C. Guests were Mr. and Mrs. While there they watched the
Mrs. Jerry Barnett & Stephanie. Hailey were her brother and sis Mrs. Ed McKee and Mrs. Vleda Chfc W orkman,
Mt. and Mi's. Republican convention on televl-
| M ary'B rasher. Jean Kayse and ter ln ,aw Mr- and
Ted
Van Gaasbeck.
Howard A 'on lee of Mbro and Mr. «¡on.
Greg O'Meara.
l* r oi Great Falls, Montana.
Monte Rhinehart of Arlington and Mrs. Bill Reid of The Dalles. __________ _
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Mr. and Mrs. Ewing. Hynd and is visiting his uncle and aunt. The evening . was spent visiting. r C < A R R D
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' Vatklns son J ohn of Ukiah are visiting Mr. and Mr- Arlet Rhinehart.
Mrs. Dell W right 'spent two
I am very thankful to the
1-eh.nnm wa3 judge!
n»- R t°e Malhamc <ccnter> of
A .E f ”
nner^
her parents Mr and Mrs. Earl
Leland Sehwendel was home days last week in Portland con
friends who sent cards ’ anil
Guests Eskelson a few days.
from sum m er school at I-a suiting an eye specialist.
the W aldo rf Astoria hotel In New York City. Young women of the United U
and . . M rs - , J „ o h n
to
I » was . in
a e re
.
F o s s , Mrs. Norma E verett and dau- Grande fot- the week end to visit
Mr. and Mrs,. Loyal P ratt of flowers,
.
, . me while
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and family, Mr. and Mrs. Fran- ghter I^ois A jir spent the week his parents Mr. and Mrs. Matt The Dalles were over, night the h°spltal. arid for the other
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mOdel9 “ lhe * hoW C,OM“ « • ■ t - d e r . for the title
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T ® J e r® B,anC‘ A K a re i
ot Venesuela and cis W atkins and daughters and end ¡n Portland bn business and Sehwendel.
k in d n esses' that made the time
,
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Myra Y a ro n of Is ra e l. M any type» of feminine beauty from fa r away wiAAnd
pass more quickly«. ’
Truman Stron8
pleasure.
Mr. and M-rs. Dave Miller spent n
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J aads competed in the show that designated M l»» Malham e a> the fairest. Moro.
Harley Dutton
Mrs. Andy Engberg. Mrs. Mai the week end at Palouse.
« arriage BolU, Barney s G. \ .
Mrs. Alice lam b o rn of The ropf» Guy and son Judsoh and
I^eRoy Hesgard has spent the
Pike-Clark Wedding Dalles spent a few days w ith Mrs. Joe DrinkanF shoppy Tues- past two weeks at Camp Shfr- :
M o r t g a g e L o c .^ 9 t o M e e t Y o u r i n d i v i d u a l n e e d »
her grandchildren Mr. and Mrs. day -afternoon in The IWIes.
man putting cabinets in the Carl I
;
The
marriage
of
Mrs.
Flqrence
An*
rt
Dormaier.
When
she
re-
Mr.
and
Mrs.
LeRoy
Hesgard
Nelson's
new
home
there.
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Bob Smith, Condon, democra­
A T T R A C T IV E T E R M S
Mr. and Mrs. A lbeit Kaselterg
uglite of P a in t Brushes, B a rn e y 's G . V . T o a M e rs ,
B a rn e y ’» G. Y .
tic candidate for state represen­ Clark of Portland, daughter
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Grovety
Young
of
-Youn
were
hosts
at
a
birthday
dinner
PROMPT HKKYICE ~
tative from this, the 22nd dis­
Grass Valley, tee Franx Pike, son
fpr M rK a so b e g r July 8. Guests
trict, was in town Tuesday.
M r. and. Mrs. jo h n Rust and
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were MT” and Mrs. G. H. Root of
The Dalles, Mjr. and Mrs. Pete
- and
— 1 Mrs. Ralph Busse of C ,a
' alle''-
V solemnfswl
Mr.
Mfecnab and family and Mr. and
A w e s te r n c o m p a n y s e r v in g w e s te i n a g r ic u lt u r e
the Sherm an county V.F.W. a t­ Sunday, July 13, a t o ’clock on
M rs." Paulen Kaseberg and fam ­
tended the state encampment the lawn of the bpde’s parents
In Astoria Friday.
* i,h a, b° ^ r , ? <^ w ,r i
hack'
ily.
HOME OFFICK
The A rthur Van Gliders mov-
Mr. and M n, CHes French g “ '1".'1
lh ' tev J aulJ ' ?
812 H. W. W ashington
P o rtla n d . O regon
ed
their
combine
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illiam
Phone AT 4S31
w ere In Salem Friday 16 attend
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county and planned to sta rt har­
a m eeting of the interim taxation
A
y'
vest there Monday,
com m ittee which finished pre-
. e l,ride " o r e a navy faille
Mr and Mrs. Clark Van Gaas­
p aring a new income tax bill suit
w h*te accessories and
beck
an son Gary came from
which will, if passeed by the a <‘<’rsagv
red rose buds and
Blalock Sunday for ftlnner and
legislature, put income tax re- stePhanotis-
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THE G A Y S H O P
to take their daughter Betty
ceipts into the general fund.
Mrs. Hai ry Young, sister in
home
from
a
two
weeks
visit
Mr. and Mrs. Tommy Jones Jaw of the bride was her matron
lovely new dresses and Lingerie
w ith her graifdm other
Mrs.
have w ritten to friends from of honor and. wore a beige dress
Vleda Gaasbeck.
Siin Francisco where they spent with a porhpom corsage of pink
W h ite Stag, Lazy Susan w ra p skirt
Mr. and Mrs. Gaylord1 Guy
a p art of their vacation time.
carnations.
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have moved to the Lam born
Patricia and Tommy Thomp-
Harry Young, brother o f ' the
place outsfde of Wasco. He Is
Clam Diggers, Levis, N e w Blouses
son, children of Mr. and Mrs. bride acted as best man for the
now working for the Coop.:
W ayne Thompson are visiting groom.
Mr. and Mrs.
Dell W right,
w ith th eir aunt and uncle, Mr.
Mrs Young. , mother of the
fished a few days at Rock Creek
and Mrs. Charles« Burnet.
bride chose a black silk faille
dam southw est of Tygh Valley.
Miss Carol Burnet is spending 8uit and Mr8 Plke wore a black
W asco
O re g o n
a week or so in Cottage Grove and whltfe small check shark-
5 la c h in e B olt», B a rn e y ’» G . V .
w ith the Bill Schilljng family. skin dresa wfth corsages of
A t th e C A P I T A L C I T Y , M o r o , O re g o n
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Mrs. I* rancis Keyes and child- vvhite carnations
een are here visiting friends, Mr.
K e v e s cam e T u e s d a y and is on
The* reception
was held fonow.
aL-the
Keyee.
came Tuesday ana is on lQOp
haI, lmmedJateiy
his way to San Diego to report
cerein<
Tf,e brWe.g
for fu rth er duty with the naval (aWe wM
wHh a wh)t(,
air forte^
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paper cloth with wedding bell
M r and Mrs. Loula Sather and
g wRh na
. t<) match
daughter Leona returned from
s„a p,lragons,
l?5 lr
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e-v
sweet peas and asters were ptac-
fted their daughter Helen and
|t
enJ ()f (he (ab|e
fam ily In New Jersey and other a
)(fe of a three tlered
relatives wWte away. They also we)|dl
cake
hakc(l „
th .
received medical attention whilo groom's
• sister,
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- Leona —
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Bak-
at Rochester, Minnesota at the er.vand decorated with pink rose­
Mayo clinic
buds and silver trim m ing top-
a n d G R E Y H O U N D w ill ta k e y o u th e r e
Mr. and Mr.. E rnest Eslinger
wM„ , he tradlUona, brMe
f o r le s s —
In a i r - c o n d i t i o n e d c o m f o r t !
left Tuesday for Portland for a and groom figurines was flanked
few days. Ernest will receive by tai, white ‘candies in candel-
lar vacation areas are
A ll the most popular
Typical Low Fares
medical attention while there.
within your reach by Greyhound —- and at
abras, was served with
ice
cOstr so low you'll be pleasantly amazed» -
JVlr. and Mrs. Lin Ellis re- cream, punch and coffee,
1-wuy B-trlp
V a c a tio n P la n n in g S ervice Is F R S S — we’ll
8 2.60 $4.33
Portia »<1
tu m id Saturday from their trip <;uests at the wedding and
arrange thrilling Vacation Tours, make your
3.10
S.X5
Bend
to Michigan wnere she attended reception were besides those al«
hotel reservations, plan sightseeing, help you
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an educational meeting.
ready mentioned Mr. and Mrs.
select just the trip you want. There’s a FREE T h e D a lle »
Mr. and Mrs. John Parker left LOUi8 ^lay and
children, Lynne
FO LD ER describing hundreds of pre-plan­
ned pleasure-perfect tours waiting for you.
today for a weeks vacation into and'D enny of Hermiston, Mr.
Canada. Mrs. Ivan Kirkelle is and Mrs.'Gorrion and son, Irw in
GREYHOUND BUS DEPOT
keeping store during their ab pjjot Rock, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph
sence.
Lister of Pendleton, Frank Hen-
Mr. and Mrs. Darwin Van Gil- ry
Springfield,' Mr. and Mrs.,
der were hosts at a dinner Tues- p rank Baker of Springfield, Mr.
day evening w ith David, Moore, and -Mr.t Louis Stewart of Mer
home * on furlough as honor rillf Mr and Mrs. <;uy Charm
guest.
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ness of Redmond, Wallace Cham
M ariners and their wives and nes8 Qf Portland, Mrs. Blanche
e.
children drove to Bear Spring- Baldwin of Grass Valley, Mr.
last Sunday for their annua! and Mrs Ross Fields and child-
N ew radio relay to S eattle extends coast-to-coast telecasts to a ll the Weat in ftm« fo r the conventions.
picnic w here t h e y
cavorted Ten Susan and Steven, Mr. and
among the pines and chased Mrs c w Fields and Henry
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children until evening. On the p eters from Grass Valley, KJr.
1948
International
truck
with
2-speed
trip w ere Messrs and Mesdames and ^ rs . Will Reid of Wasco,
Lloydi Johnson, Carrel Bennett. Mrs i vy Reld Vancouver, B. C.,
$1650
'Mac Hall, Virgil Archer, Ted Mr anJ Mrs. B. B. Jackson of
Axle & bulk rack
Thompson, Lamer S a y rs’ and Spokane and Mr. and Mrs. Fritz
children
Burke, Mrs. Billie Fee, Tom
1942 Chevrolet truck with hoist $650
• Mrs. John DeMoss and her Brannon, Mrs. Ruth Soesbe, al’
New radio relay brings convention tele­
sister, Mrs. Frank Cox left for from Portland and Tommy and
casts to oil West Coast viewers
Ib n sv ille , Wn., to remain (for p atty> twin children of the Har-
$1950
TD6 International Tractor
l
the sum m er after visiting here hy youngs from Portland.
On July 7th, the Bell System’s radio relay system
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$3000
and coaxial cables enabled the TV networks to
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Moss and family.
Other guests
bring the Republican Convention to the nation’s
w ere Mr. and Mrs. Mfelvie Jess
television viewers—who will also see the Demo­
K n a p p S h o es.
and daughter of H artline, Wn.,
with angle dozer
cratic Convention on July 21at. It is now possible
a cousin of Curley’s.
for all West Coast TV stations—from San Diego
A soldier who was a friend of
WILL BE IN NHF.RMAN
$1550
1949 Buick sedan super «
to Seattle — to carry these Important national
Don Ellis and on the same box­
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COU NT Y TH E W E E K
events as they happen. To accomplish this, Pacific
ing team has now been killed a-
7 7
Telephone engineers made special changes in the
a letter writ^enr to him by Mr
Model D, John Deere
STARTING JULY 21
coaxial cable l»etween Sacramento and Portland.
and Mrs- Ellis was returned in­
dicating th at intended recipien
They also rushed the installation of a new radio
MORO HOTEL
relAy link from Portland to Seattle so both could
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(be used together for the transmission of televi­
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Ram ey’» O<«Y’
C arl F u lle r
Wasco News
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Moro Personals
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S ta n d a rd In su ra n ce Co.
Beefo’s
Hot, ain’t it? That it, every
place but in h e re .J t’s cool here,
lots of things cool here, but not
the welcome. That’s warm;.
B E E F O ’S
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G ay Shop
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GREYHOUND
USED BUYS
“Live” TV now spans the West
J. K. McKean Company, Moro
CARD OF THANKS
sion network programs over this 745 mile route.
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We w an t to give our sincere
th in k s to the kind ] rieh? l nU^ e
gave us so much kid when we
lost our son and brother and at
th e tim e of the funeral.
Mr. aqd Mrs. Carl Scherrer
and family
Your telephone
is one of today’s
best bargains
Painting - Papering
The nationwide radio relay system is only-
one example of how we are constantly im­
proving t/ifephone service while holding the
cost of service down—keeping it so low, in
fact, that a téléphoné call remains one of
today’s best buys in any budget — your
home’s or your nation’s.
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‘ W ith the com pletion of Pacific Telephone’s
newest radio relay facilities, 99% of the nation’s
television viewers can be reached by network
programs — making it possible for any event of
national significance to be flashed visually across
the nation in a fraction of a second. Telephone
calls too, are carried by radio relay. I .a ter thia
year, for example, the Pacific Northwest radio
relay link will carry 132 simultaneous “through”
hot that’s only a fraction of its ultimate
capacity. Important for convenience and enter­
tainment, the radio relay system is even more
important today when the telephone is b^rd at
its biggest job—keeping America strong. . ,
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