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About Sherman County journal. (Moro, Or.) 1931-current | View Entire Issue (Oct. 3, 1952)
• iM R Ä L iN COUNTY JO U R NA L, MORO, OREGON FR ID A Y , OCTOBER 3, 1U52 t he G l l t L S S4 411 T N E W S md Fr inlti ill an $ r the new* members © B y S .im lia M a y who son Fi They hope the Girls Scouts will red in San Fran The first meeting of the year do many intcrestng and helpful CSS w troopship took piece at the Girl Scout haP things during the year. Mrs. L. V. Moore, w ft has k. T irove to Airll • and in Moro, Septemlx*r 30, 1952. been visiting at the Stan Coelsch Mrvice ni It.» < "im ie A x te ll wee kend with Mt . and The leader, Mrs. Mulick, is a home returned to the hoiM» of The 4-H sewing club Xsad Its <1 fr i Austri rnard Crowley. very fine leader. Dr. and Mrs. W. N. Morse in The >nths. the Grass Valley peo nt There are seven members in first meeting Monday, ^Septem- Dalles Sunday. < m pic goinj | to The Dalles Fri>0 the club. 'I hese seven are Susan ber 29. We are very glad to have ml Mrs. Earl P Mr. and Mrs. J. K. McKean •ek night to The Dalles and Prine Woods, Joan Gilman, Relxx'ca Mrs. Fraser and Miss Steenkolk d, Wn„ left Saturday for Portland and rer ville fix) tirali game were Mr. Edwards, Kby Kirkelie, Eva Kir for our leaders. There were ten end n •e visititi g his the Oregon-Nebraska football nn and » Het in Peters and kelie, Margaret Brown and San members. We elected officers. and fs dly, Mir. anil Mr game after which they went son Arden. Mrs. A. A. Dunlap lira May. They are: Penny^Higley, presi Perry. sot. :h to Reno and San Francisco Mr. imi Mr Jack Horner and Mrs. Hany Hooper, Mr. and M>s. The club is going to have re dent, Lana Jean Paulson, vice- for a two weeks vacation.. Mrs family are moving this week to Alfrt I Payne. Mr. and Mrs. Clyde freshments every Tuesday when president; Ronda Fraser, secre- e Carl Scherrer is taking care of tarv; Sharon Belshee, song lead the h< use recently vacated by Stradi ley. Mr. ami Mrs. Dick. they meet. Nancy and Janie while their par Mr and M>rs. Searles anil family. Fari, Don Keiper, Mr. and Mi's The club decided that they er; Connie Axtell, news reporter. ents are away. Mrs. Wallace May and Mrs. Donal« von Borstel. MY. and would sell popcorn at every in Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Johnson llermen Ziegler attended the Mrs Alfred Kix-k anil Bud, Mr. town high school game. . They U 184 O METHODIST < 111 R4’H in. Bally day for Sunday and Larry Sayrs went to Port 4th district convention of the and Mrs. Teil von Borstel and are going to •11 »kies at 19 a. school. land Saturday afternoon to watch OFWC held at Moro Wednesday Carl, Mis. Kenneth Hattrup, Mr. Christinas. the football game at the stadium and Mrs Bernard Martin, BIP afternoon. Susan Woods is the Patrol 11 a. m. World Communion day. that evening. Mrs. A. A. Dunlap returned Paus eh. Mr. and Mrs. A. vor» leader, Joan Gilman is scribe, and G. V. METHODIST EHCRf'H MARINES REPLACED BY DRAFTEES . . . At an east coast port in Sunday, October 5: 3 p, m. DI from Carlton where Bors ■I Frei! and Phil. Kay Kirkelie is treasurer. Pvt. David H. Moore, son of North Korea, the first corps of marine draftees to enter a combat sone Thursday vine worship. Fr 1 Peters returned Friday she visited her son and family They have planned to have an Mir. and Mlrs. Co 11 is Moore, is since World War II are pictured debarking from an LST to enter the Rev. H. Gravenoi and Mrs. Kendrick Dunlap. from Alaska where he spent Mr. fighting In the present “police action.** These men will serve as replace now serving in Germany with Leaf Rake«., Burney's G. V. Ceresan, Barney’» G. V. I months working on a scvei Dunlap anil her sister in Mrs the 28th Infantry division, in ments with marine corps regulars. Officers of the fighting marines let Mrs. Gladys Haynes of Yam- mail ^instruction crew, Bavaria, in southern Germany it he known quickly that the marines would make no distinctions be law, spent several days at the Mr and Mrs. Hans Bardenha hill tween the men who had been drafted and those who had volunteered to where the division is receiving gen are the parents of a daugh fl£ht with the marine corps. •h. ' beai intensive traing under simulated Mr anil Mrs. Orville Ruggles ter bortr Monday, September 29 combat conditions. Out of town relatives and . Johnny Decker of Kent has They son Dean returned Wednes- at The Dalles hospital. and Private Moore, a rifleman, been named Conservation man friends present were their dau nay rii from a vacation trlp to have two other daughters. Mr. arrived in Europe August 18. of the year for Sherman county. ghter in law, Mis. Mourna Re Seaside. They visited Mr. and and Mrs. Claus Bardenhagen an I>etto and their granddaughter The next meeting of the Moro His dams and range practices and her husband, Mr. and Mrs Mrs. A. L. Kintner while there. the baby's grandparents. Mrs. Gene Reynold« anil' dan M]r. and Mrs. Charles Meyers Woman’i Missionary Society won the victory for him. W. F. Bushnell, assistant vice Morris Bradford and the great- attended the national Sunday gl.ters returned Saturday from will lie held October 8 at the granddaughter, Jennifer Brad church with Mrs. Max Barzee ae president of First National Bank ford, all from Palo Alto. Calif., school convention in Portland Portland where they spent a week at the home of her par program director. Time 1:30 of Portland was here Tuesday Mrs. Dick Edwards of Grantn Wednesday and Thursday. on business concerning their new Mr. and .Mrs. Sam Allierty and I'l (I Mr. and Mrs. C. Kellogg, Friends welcome. Pass, Mrs. Walter Kindt of Eu daughter. Nancy, drove to New Mr. and Mrs. Keith Ik*Courcev Mirs. Ernest Woods accom building going up in Moro. gene, Mr. and Mrs. V. B. Eakin. berg Saturday to vi »It Mr. and and i ion, Michael of Prineville Martha McKeown of Hood panied by Mrs. Jack Noonan Mrs. Roy J. Baker and Cassie went to Portland Tuesday mor River, author of several books and Mabel Holmes of The Dalles, Mrs. A. S. Alberty and Peggy and were overnight guests Saturday spoke to the Moro Womans’ club Mr. and Mrs J aint?s Taylor, and dinner guests Sunday at the ning for a few days in the city. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Pinkerton, They all went to Portland Sun- home of her parents .Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Truman Strong, Thursday. Mrs. Anna Moore, Mr. and Mrs. day. Ted von Borstel. Cassie and Ma- Mollie McLachlan, Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Amidon anil Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Bob Rolfe were lx>l Holmes of The Dalles were John E. DeMoss drove to Kjah- Mrs. Ernest Eslinger of Moro In "Hie Dalles Monday for dental dinner guests Sunday also. nee-ta hot springs Monday to and Mr. anil Mrs. Ralph Eakin appointments. Mr. and Mis. Donald von Bor help Mr. and Mrs. John DeMoss of Condon and many friends and (By Mrs. A. F. Balzer) Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Eccles and stel had as dinner guests Tues celebrate their 36th wedding an relatives from Grass Valley. sop, Stephen of Dee, spent the «lay evening Mr. and Mrs. Ken niversary. John and Sam Davis Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Todd cele came home from the springs brated their golden wedding an Mrs. Dick Edwards, Mrs. Wal week end with her parents, Mr. neth Crews and daughters, Flor ene, Nancy and Patricia, cele At the CAPITAL CITY, Moro, Oregon Tuesday evening for a few days niversary Sunday, September 28, ter Kindt and Mrs. W. F. Schill and Mrs. Donald Clixlfelter. Mirs. Charles Davis brought brating the first birthday anni in Sherman county. ing took Mrs. John Engstrom when they held open house at from versaries of their son, Carsten J. O. Elrod, well known to eld their home in Grass Valley from to The Dalles Tuesday for a Mr. Davis home Thursday where and Patricia Crews. checkup. She entered The Dal the hospital in Portland er Sherman countlans, died in 2 until 5 p. m. Portland Sunday almost reaching The lace cloth covered table les hospital for an emergency he spent abdut ten day for med- Oil Heater», Baiu.ie'» («. V. Mrs. Edwars leal attention. the age of 77. He was active in was centered with the three appendectomy. Mr. and Mrs. Warren Morgan early day affairs in Moro being tiered wedding cake frosted in Mrs. Kindt and Mr. and Mrs. Roy mayor and councilman and real white with gold trimmings and Schilling went down Wednesday and daughter, Vicki, of Condon came Thursday evening anil estate dealer. topped with the bride and groom and report Mrs. Engstrom is were over night guests of hix Officials of the Girl Scout figurines with a gold bell. Bou getting along fine. Mr. and Mlrs. Dick Earl and parents, Mr. and Mrs. Bert Cox. movement in Moro met last week quets of asters decorated the They came to attend the funeral at ithe Kirkelie home to make table and bouquets of asters, son Greg drove to Hermiston of Tom Garrett on Friday, re plans for the coming year of ac marigolds and chrysanthemums Sunday to visit friends. There will be services at the turning to their home that even tivities. The leader is Mrs. Mike were used as decorations about Catholic church in Grass Valley ing. Mulick with Mlrs. Lin Ellis as the rooms. Mr. and Mrs. Willard Barnett assistant. The committee is Mrs. Mrs. K. I. Stevenson of Seat every Sunday at 9:45 a. m. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Olds and had as dinner guests Sunday Ivan Kirkelie, chairman, Mrs. tle, sister of MYs. Todd, cut and Mr. and Mrs. Ear! McKinney Max Barzee, Mrs. Bob Boynton, served the cake after the bride son, Robin, drove to LaGrande and sons, Malcolm and Iceland, Mrs. Charles Burnet and Mrs. and groom cut the first piece of Wednesday to visit her son and from Ione, Mr. and Mrs. O. N. Harry Pinkerton. their golden wedding cake. Mrs daughter, John and Barbara Al Ruggles and Mr. and Mrs. Or V B Dakin of The Dalles pic ley who are students at EOCE, ville Ruggles. Mrs. Vic Malen and children' sided at the coffee urn, Mrs. Al they returned Thursday. Mrs. Alta Crowley and dau have gone to Astoria to live as fred Kock and Mrs. T. M. Rolfe Dick Rust is a student at ghter, Mrs. Bud Brlnkert drove Mr. Malen came for them after served the tea and punch. B arn ey’s G. V. a month at the coast city to get Diane Schilling granddaughter, ready for their arrival. He is had charge of the guest book • u r j WHNMARD C OM PANY. « O IU A N D . O t t O U N buillding a duplex there. A par Mrs. Wallace May had charge of ty in honor of the eldest girl’s the gift table as they received birthday iwas given at the Pink many lovely gifts. erton home, September 29 to which small children of like age and their mothers were bidden. (A R D OF T H A N K S We wish to express our sin Harry Kunsman, Free Crews and Ted von Borstel are leaving cere gratitude for all the kind tho* Io dop Friday morning for their annual ness and sympathy shown us in hunting trip to the hills near our recent liereavement and for Vivir»9 cod»*. the many floral offerings. LaGrande. ©»»G'* .««***’ 4 — Mrs. Tom Garrett S to v e P ipe, Barnqy’H G. V. .Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ketter and family i Moro Personals Beefo’s Beefo’s Th ¿se fall days warm or chilly, are just for mankind to put seme meat on his ribs for winter. A n d this is the place for it. Grass Valley BEEFO’S Beefo’s Beefo’s «EINHARD FOR NIE!' M IL D ! *e*,,” x33O*eS YOUR BEST BUY In Farm Buildings First Federal Savings & Loan Ass’n of The Dalles, Oregon A locally owned and operated savings institution REOI-CUT A L U M IN U M 9er*ai»e«t, top-quolity b u lld n g i ol oatoxieg tovingt. Heavy Aluminum roof« oed »idowolU, J V -c ri« » or cor rugated. M i l grode kx>lt«d fro««» oed Ir w i roo» »or roomy, poit troo lotorto«. Iw rip ro o f. ..fir « , to rn io o«d m o itto e ro d ito ri. LO W IN COSTI Se«« SOX ««d I «• »«••»* Solid- lo» <OOMI H U Mr««. oo»klM dmro. S yeen to t o . meetfc»». 0<^x’O»»T •» yOOtly »oral«. EASY TO ERECTI I Detailed «lie»« e«d ltalr»<Meta <•» fe«l, MMT erecta» » I * e«erY k e it a - I««. 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