PAGE 4 SHERMAN COUNTY
JOURNAL, MORO, OREGON
H tlD A Y , JULY JH, IttM
Mrs. F rank von Borstel went Bauder of P o rte n d who came
Stephen Bibby took his sister,
son, Irw in of Pilot Rock, Mr. and
to Portland T hursday
to a t to spend the weekend w ith them.
Mrs. Louis May and family of Jbnic* Bibby to The Dalle« F ri
tend a budget m eeting of the Mrs. Bauder is a sister of Mrs.
Hermiston, and Mr. and Mrs. day to spend the,' weekend with
state finance committee of the Paype and Jack and Carl Mai
(By Mrs. A. F. Balzer)
Ralph Lister of Pendleton, Mr. h e r grandm other, Mrs. Frances
daner. Saturday an Jaunt a r y
American Legion auxiliary.
and Mrs. Frank Baker and his Bibby at the
Ix>e Wooiwlne
Mr. and Mrs. Amandus von family of Madras, Mt. and MTs.
There will be divine worship mother, Mrs. I^eona Baker of hom e..
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Borstel and son, Phil, were af Philip Bauder Joined the group
at the* Grass Va-lley Methodist .Springfield arrived Saturday at 'M r. and Mrs. H arry H ooper
ternoon callers a t the F rank von for the weekend. Carl and Jack
church next Sunday- afternoon the 1. D. Pike home.
^Jwy all and his m other and her m other
Borsteis Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. M«aldaner and family left S un
July 20th- at 3 o'clock.
attended the wedding of ‘ Frank and Mrsi H erm an Peters left
John Decker and sons w ere call- day for their homes.
Rev. H. Graverrior P ik e and Mrs. Florence * Clark Sunday fo r Philom ath to v isit
es there also in the evening.
MiA. I)unlap's brother and family
Sunday.
C arl Makianer of
Medicine
H arry Hooper and h is mntpe»'
DISTINCT?VK FUNERAL
Mr. afld Mrs. Fred Cox have Mr. and Mrs. F rank Haynes.
Hat,
Alberta,
Mr.
and
MTs.
Jack
arrived Saturday from Hazelton, as their guests his cousin and
Rev and Mrs. Charles Meyer
SERVICE
WITHIN
THE
Maldaner . of D uchess,. Alberta
Idaho to visit his wife a t the family, Mr. and Mrs. E ^ o Cox w ere dinner guests Sunday^ a t
I I
and
their
mother,
Mrs.
C
hristina
home of h er m other, Mrs. A . ‘A . irom N orth Ix>up, Nebraska, the Orville Ruggles home.
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MEANS OF ALL
Mialdaner of New W est Minister,
Dunlap.
they all visited the Peterson I „ Mr. and Mrs. Edw ard Rice of
B. C. arrived W ednesday to visit
Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Alley had rock gardens Sunday.
Portland sjxint several days la>t
their sister and daughter, Mrs.
as weekend guests her brother.?
Mr. and Mr Dean Reynolds* week visiting Mr. and Mrs. A rt
Alfred Payne and family. They
and families, Mr. and Mrs. Wal were Sunday inner guests
Bibby.
all drove to Sisters Thursday
ter Gould and Mr. and Mrs. Bob
Floyd F la tt
Everyone 1« invited td attend
Mr. and Mr;
and stopped on their w ay to see
Gould of Portland.
a‘ bridal show er for Mrs. Sayme
Moro.
.
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the Peterson rock gardens. F ri
« Ed Alley and Mr. and Mrs. - Mr. and Mr
l^onard It. Smith
Gene Reynolds Jam) J Lyons!, W atkins Friday,
day they A-ere in The Dalles
John Rolfe w ere among those and daughter Deborah w ent to July 18 at 2 p. in. at the Kent
The Dailes, Oregon
going to Goldendale' Sunday to Portland Thursday on business Legion hall. Mrs. H arry Howell,
to meet Mr. and •’Mrs. Adam
Phone 3135 »
the ba-ll g a m e ' , ,
and Mrs. Al Bekkedahl are the
returning Friday.
Whirlpool Dryers, Barney’s GV
Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Balzer had
Mr. and Mrs. Herman Ziegler hostesses.
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as dinner guests Sunday Melvin and daughter, Ina May went to
Mr. and M rs.-Clair Balzer took
Balzer from San Ix»renzo, Calif., Hillsboro Sunday to a tte rfu 'th e his mother, Mrs. A. F, Balzer
Mr. and Mrs. Clair Balzer of Ziegler family picnic.
to Portland Tuesday for a check
Moro • and Mr. and Mrs. Gus
Mr. and Mrs. Arzell Lemley vp. Melvin Balzer accompanied
H artm ann of Wasco.
went to Portland Saturday for them and wilt retu rn to his home
Mrs. $ e n p e th . H attrup and medical attention for Mrs. Ixm - in Sari Lorenzo, California.
Mrs. H arry itowell w ere host ley, returning Sunday.
Mrs. Gordon Lem ley gave a
esses at a layette shower for
Mr. and Mrs. Ted von^Borstel party at hef home W ednesday
Mrs. Earl Lyons T h u rsd ay af Frank von Borstel and Amandus afternoon An honor of her son.
ternoon at the I/Cglon hall in von Borstel were business vis Kenneth, who celebrated his 5th
Kent, w ith
tw enty-eight ladies itors in The Dalles Monday.
birthday. Those* present were hi*
present. The room was . decora t- Mrs. Keith DeCouscey of Prlne- grandm other, Mrs. Edith Sayrrf HAS F A IT H —BUT . . . la Berlin, Hubert Herbst, German in venter, re
«1 w ith a clothes llqe across the vllle came Monday
to
spend of Moro, his grandparents, Mr. fuses to believe that flying Is strictly for the birds. 8« be invented a
pair of wings, whkb. Herr Herbst is confident, will enable him to soar
room with cut outs of baby several days w ith her parents,
• and.Aft*». A rz' I I^emley and his through the air. Despite Herbst's confidence, however, be prefers to be
clothes of crepe paper and pic Mr. and Mrs. Ted von Borstel.
aunt, Carolyp Ufcmley.
anchored to something solid as he tests his home-made pinions. So here
tures draw n by Mrs. H attrup
Mrs. Eileen Cooley returned
you see him flying with the assist of a crane. This Is the first Ume he
of babies to ladies from 1922
Tuesday to ti ; home of her
gained any a ltitude with the wings.
to 1952 were used as decorations
a n d k Mrs. Arzell
p arents,- Mr.
w
ith her brother in law and
about the room.
Mrs. Ivan
Ixjmley, from Heppner w here sister, Mr. and Mrs. A rt Bibby. visiting relatives and friends.
Blagg sang several nund>ers ac
G eraldine R ust of The Dalles
she spent ten days visiting her1 Mrs. H ans B ard rih ag en and
companied by Mrs. Orville Rug-
cou.-dn, Mrs. Bill I I «a ihart. Mrs. Mrs. Gordon Lemley w ent to spent Sunday and Monday with
gules. - Mrs. Lyons then opened
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. John
Cooley was« selected 3S stud
The Dall.es Mjonday w here Mrs.
her gifts for the pleasure of all.
counselor of form itorles at the Lemley entered* ttir1 hospital for Rust.
Refreshm ents of cake,
punch
Mrs. T. M. Rolfe, Mrs. Roy
university In Eugene for the overnight. Mr. Lemley w ent af
and coffee were served at a
Wells and Mr. and Mrs. Clair
coming yeftr. •*
ter -her Tuesday.
.
* Balzer w ere dinner guests T hurs
table decorated with crepe pa
Donald von Borstel returned
Mrs. O. C. W isner accompanied
per with pink, w hite and laven-
<Mj evening at the home of Mr.
home EurZay
Aram Halfway M r n M da.rsdojf, ...e.ocj
der "crepe paper “ flowers strung
where he put tip his hay crop. Mr. and Mrs. Gene Reynolds to and Mrs, J. W. Blagg.
down, the center of th e table.
Carl von Borstel, 'Mrs. Ken
Miss Madelihn Cappa of P ort
Portland T hursday
for
Those attending from Grass Vel-
land Is visiting at the home of her home in Tacoma after spend ncth H attrup, John Scott, P e te r
ley were Me»<lames Marcus Es-
Mr. and Mrs. Ted von Borstel. ing a few days with' her son MacGRvrify and Mr. and Mrs.
Hnger, Dick Earl. BUI Holmes,
George Basch drove to Timber-
Mr. and Mrs. Elton Eakin rtF
and daughter in law, Mr. ' and line lodge on Mt. Hood Sunday
Ted von Borstel, Ivan Blagg
turned home Sunday from Alrlle Mrs. D. I,. Reynolds.
_ Orville Ruggles.?
and spent the day. Some of them
w here they «pent a few day?
PFC George von Borstel.. who rode the ski lift.
Mrs. Frances Mathews and her
visiting Mrs. Bud Brinkert.
is sta tio n e d a t the Presidio in
son in law .and. daughter, Mr.
.Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Ixrmtey
and Mrs. A1 Smith and daughter,
a j l daughter, R ant-', went to San Francisco, spent the week
end of the Fourth with his par-
and her daughter', Mrs. Bob Flet
G resham last week to visit his
cher and son all of Seattle, Wn., -PAY-BOOST DAY
. 8/Sgt. Ed ^»arepts, Mr. and Mrs.
Charles nets, Mr. and Mrs. Ted von
who w ere here visiting the for F a rra r flashes an ear-to-ear grin Ixnnley and on to Alrlle to visit Borstel.
m er’s m other, Mrs. T.- M. Rolfe as he fans his greenback on pay
Mrs. Ixiuise Jones returned * *- WELL I » billing
Bud Brinkert.
day al Fort Jay, Governors Island.
left Sunday for their homes.
Tuesday from Jennings Ixxige
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Edison
Suther-
L 3 DALLES, OREGON
Mrs. H arriet Wells of Rose The reason—first pay day for the
land.arrived Snturdky from Rich .where she spent several weeks
burg is here w ith her mother, sergeant following enactment of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Dell
Olds
w
ere
in
n
.o
r
e 3729.
518 W. 7thSl
land and spent -th e * weekend
Mrs. T. M. Rolfe? Her son, Da the armed forces pay increase bill.
The Dailes Friday on business.
vid Wells, left Sunday by plane
for Charleston, S. C. to board
ship for a five weeks Frulsc
with th e navy.).
Mr. and Mrs. Bill t Brinkert
left Sunday* for Yelm, Wn., —to
visit a few days with a cousin.
Mrs.
B ert Cox
accompanied
them and will visit her parents
at Chehalis, W ashington.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank T. Bayer -w-
OLD
took a trip to Portland recently
and on to Cdrva-His to see David
Bayer and to Sheridan to visit
« «
BBAJtn
his brother In law and sister,
Mr, and Mrs. Milo Elliott. ; *
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Schilling,
Bud Conn and Mrs. W. F. Schil
ling w ere business visitors In
The Dalles Monday.
1 S ecurity , to Americans, has many meanings. In
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Stija<lley
of The Dailes spent Wednesday
tbo Army, it can mean a sturdy rifle with plenty of ammunition.
visiting th elf son and family,
Mr, and Mrs. Clyde Stradley.
Or l.\e affection of a small furry dog, nestled in the crook of an
N o f lo o long ogo, w ithin th e mem ; of living men,
Gail Stradley w ent home w ith
a.*:n.
At home, It can be a neat suburban house, a diploma, a
exploration for new petroleum dep o sits here in th e West
his grandparents for a visit.
w
as
a
m
a
tte
r
of
discover
¡ng
oil
seep
so
r
drilling
on
“
hun
ch
.”
’bustnrrc
of your own.
Melvin Balzer from California
B
u
t
even
hunches
had
a
reasonable
chance
o
f
success.
came .^Friday
from
Portland
Security has as many meanings as there are Americans to <fc-
A lthough m ethods were prim itive, th e early W estern fields
w here he visited his brother Ral
fend it'.
*****
were bro u g h t in to production a t a coet which now adays
ph and family to visit his p a r
would seem extrem ely low.
w
en ts,/^fr. and Mrs. A. F. Balzer.
Ore gocJ way you can provide security— for your family and
Mr. and Mrs. Clair -Balzer brou.
your country and yourself— is to purchase Defense Bonds.
ght him up.
Mr. and Mrs. Willis Brittain
Itftbay seem a small thing. Yet every time you buy a Defense
and family of Parkdale were
Bond you are saving toward financial independence. You are
recent visitors here.
also helping to build a strong econom y— just as our armed
David P ark h u rst of Roseburg
forces are building the m ilitary strength that spells security—
arrived Sunday and will help his
uncle, H arry Stark, in harvest.
and peace.
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Stradley
However small your income you ca n t afford not to save. Bonds
and famHy and Robbie Stradley
went to Parkdgle Sunday to
sr« sold through the Payroll Savings Plan. Why not sign
Join Mr. and Mrs.- Ix?roy Strati-
up- new?
ley of Portland for a picnic din
$2.60 lit. '
H in r s HOW I BONDS
ner. Bobbie wenV home with his.
parents after tkos^w eeks w ith
NOW BARN MORB MONIY FOB YOUI
$4.10 f if th
his «uncle and aunt.
Now safe, sure U . S. Series E Defense Bond» pay an even better return
. ,,/V’ee Busse of Mbro spent sev
than ever before . . . thanks to 3 brand-new money-earning features just
e r a l days* last week w ith her
uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs.
innounced by the U , S. Treasury.
Wallace May, while her parents
I . Now eveey Series E Bond you buy begins earning intereel afteo
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Busse a t
only 6 months. I t earns 3% compounded semiennuolly, when held to
tended
a VFW
m eeting
in,
rteturity. I t reetches fu ll maturity value earlier (9 years 8 months) end
Astoria.
B6 PROOF • THE OLD HERMIT
the Interest it pays is now bigger at the start! ■
COMPANY.
FRANKFORT,
KENIU
Mr. and Mrs. Les Gordon and
Grass Valley
SMITH-CALLAWAY
GHAPEL
S ta r t in g F rid ay ^ J u ly 2 5
a n d c o n tin u in g to
M o n d a y , A u g u s t 18
the slaughter house will be closed
at Grass Valley
u r ity
DOR1N W ILBURN
X D O O O O
/¿S'
H erm itage
w tt
tâe
uwuz
What it takes
to find oil
for you
I . Every I ruled States Serie; E Bond you oun can now go on earning
Interest for 10 more years after it reaches the original maturity date —
nithout your liftin g s finger!
N ew P lastic F lor -E ver
A. During
the 10-year extension period, every uRmaturad bowd earwe
compounded trmiannually).
Your original 818.75 can now repay you 833A7. $ 3 3 M pays back
887M . And so on.
U lb« new. higher interest (average
— offert unlimited tolor and pattern combines
B Y THE Y A R D
O R ' TILE . . . . . .
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Flor Ever
PLASTIC
FLOOR C O V E R IN G
It’» new, it save« work, it offer» you
|
more beauty. That’s FLOR-EVER,
•■"•^the non-porout plastic into which
dirt can't penetrate-npt even grease
or bleaches. Dirt »lips off with much
less cleaning, waxing or washing.
Guaranteed
-
The Dalles Linoleum Co.
312 East T h ird
'
Phone 5261
T h e Dalles, Oregon
It's not SO easy today. M oat of th e easily
d is c o v e r a b le d e p o s its h a v e b ee n fo u n d . R u t
S tan d a rd geologist», awing seism ograph and th e
l a t e s t e le c tro n ic m eth o d » , a re co m b in g e v e ry
prom ising p art of America, from Louisiana sw am ps
to th e A rctic Circle . . . and m any foreign coun
tries as well. Q As oil h a s become m ore difficult
a n d e x p e n s iv e to p ro d u c e , y o u r d e m a n d h a s
b ec o m e g r e a te r . M o re a n d m o re o f th e good
th in g s in y o u r life d e p e n d o il'-p e tro le u m fo r
fuel, o r lu b ric atio n , or th e ir a c tu a l ingredienta.
q T o do its »hare in th e great new search for oil.
S tan d ard alone has sp en t more th a n $230,000,000 in
the* la st 5 years. R esu lt: U.S. com panies altogether
h ave found enough untapped petroleum to give
thia g o u n try its h ig h est oil reserv e in h i s t o r y -
f o u r tim e s g r e a te r 1 th a n t h a t o f 30 y e a rs ago.
q G eologists estim ate th a t there are still 1500
billion barrels of undiscovered oil in the earth.
S tan d ard Oil C om pany of California does every
thing possible in large scale ex p lo ratio n to increase
av ailab le reserves.
STANDARD OIL COMPANY OF CALIFORNIA plans ahead to serve you better
Start now! Invest more saving» in better-paying United States Series E
Defense Bonds— through the Payroll Savings Plan where you work or
the Bond-A-Month Plan where you bank I
Peace Is fo r th e strong . . . for peace and
prosperity save with U. S. Defense Bondsl
fVC/.Z. . Oteurnetutt Sees net p ey for m u eéeertieing. Tke Treeeery
mentre, fo r A e ir petre
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