Sherman County journal., December 05, 1952, Page 4, Image 4

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3,
1952
la id von Bor-
e W ednesday
they attend­
ee s
funeral,
nd Mrs. John
d them home,
o their home
ay and si>ent
w ith them.
on in
Smith
lx-Roy M artin
an d Ai rth u r
B uither, > lent- at DSC, spent
the holid ly weekend 3 t the home
of their parents, Mr. and M ra.
Kenneth •Martin and Mr. and
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Wil liani Buethei
Mr. at id Mr
Al Bekkedahl
tadewltz Thanksgiving
and Mrs. George Bar-
son, Melvin, and grand
Johnetta Jennings of
es, who arrived Wed-
dr. and Mrs. Carl Bar-
daughter of Madras and
Mil’s. Eugene B arnett
of Dufur.
d Mrs. Jack Jeffries
,'liters of Kent were
it the Carl Schadewltz
ndav.
F E D E R A L GRAND JUR Y WITNESS . . . Abraham T eitelbaum ,
C hicago attorn ey, haa been subpoenaed to app ear before a ape*
c la l fed eral grand Jury In vestigating Incom e tax shakedow n. With
him Is h is w ife Shyrl w ho w a s a lso ordered to te stify . T eitelbaum
sta te d that tw o m en dem and ed $500,000 paym en t to e ra se an
tacom e ta x c a se a g a in st him .
(By Mrs. A. E. Balzer)
(1
Ruggì»
day and week end there with
his wife, returning Monday,
Mr. and Mrs Boy B arnett of
The Dalles and Mr. and Mrs.
Bill Jeffries and family of Kent
were Thanksgiving day guests
of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Jeffries,
Mr and Mrs. Balph
Balzer
and children, Carcel and Ann-
ette of Portland arrived Wed-
nesday for the holiday weekend
at the home of ids parents, Mr.
and Mrs. A. F. Balzer.
Mr. ano M ^ Kenneth Crews
and family and Mr. and Mrs.
Sam Allierty d B v e to Newberg
T h iB d a y and had Thanksgiv­
ing dinner with Mr. and MYs.
A. S. A lbert/.
They returned
th a t evening
bringing Nancy
Alberty home .a fte r a visit with
her uncle and aunt.
Who put the doll in Patricio's stocking?
Santa Claus, of course...and he put a lot of other
toys and gifts under the tree! It was a big job
requiring careful budgeting and regular savings
at FIRST.
Open a savings account now . . . and continue
your savings so you’ll always have "ready cash”
in the bank. At FIRST savings earn at the rate of
2%, regardless of the size of your account.
SHERMAN COUNTY BRANCH
N A T IO N A L B A N K
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"LCT'S BUILD O B tG O N T O G C T H IF*
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Earl Me
(1 aunt,
, Alton
Ir. and
^giving.
>n, and
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THE GREAT VI U
Dunlap
Thanks
icr w ith
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G
son ami
ml Mrs.
r
Brittain
id Kay,
rs. Sum
. Harry
★ COM PLETELY N E W D UA L-STR EAK STYLING
★ N E W LONGER W H EELBA SE
t ies I errlgo
to Emmett,
★ LONGER, LOVELIER, ROOM IER RORIES
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Ixmil
and daughter, Janie»’, left Si
day to visit reinitives In Port la
and Beaverton for a few da-
Mr. and Mrs. Jam es Earl h
as dinner gue>its Thanksgivi
Mr. and Mrs .1ack Horner. a
family, John I-lari of I’ortlar
Mrs. Gladys Harban of 1
Moines. Iowa,
.Afr. and
M
Dick E arl and son, Greg, a
Mr. and Mrs. 1Don Earl.
Dliuier gues¡ta Thanksgivi
with Mr and Mrs. Herman Zli
ler were Mr. and Mrs. Herrn
Zeigler of The Dalles, Ina M
Ziegler, Jim m y Ziegler, Mr. a
Mrs. Earl Obis and son Boh
John and Bari Kirn
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Mr. and Mrs. Pill Eord.
★ PONTIAC’S W O N D E R FU L N E W PO W E R STEERING*
★ N E W O NE-PIECE W IN D S H IE L D -W R A P -A R O U N D R EA R W IN D O W
★ SPECTACULAR N E W OYER-ALL PER FO RM A N CE
Elect. Blanket a, Harney*!« U,
M o rtg a g e L o c vs to
ami children were visitors Erl-
dry evening at the home of Mr.
ami Mrs. Bill Jeffries at Kent.
Mr. and Mrs. Boss Fields and
family left W ednesday for Pen-
dleton w'here they were guests
of his mother, .Mrs. Balph Lis-
ter oyer Thanksgiving, return-
ing Friday.
Bill Pausch went to Portland
W ednesday and spent the holl-
enables
♦he fam ily
♦o lim it
the cost
to its needs or wishes.
Grass Valley
Mr. and Mis. B. C Baumgi
ner and famil y went to 1
Dalles Sunday where they
tended
servici
Episcopal church. Their dan.
ter, Joy, left for Portland
resum e her studies at St. Heir
hall after spending the hoik
weekend here with them.
Mrs. W
S »chilling and d
ghiera arrived
W ednesday
join Mr. Schilling and sjg
the day visiting! his parents J
and Mrs. W. F\ Schilling. Tli
spent Tlianksg,Ivlng
In Ah
with relatives, leaving
l-’rld
for their home in Cottage Gro
Mr. and Mr?» Arzell Ixmil
and grandson, Kenneth I.em
w ere
dinner guests
Sund
even ng tit the 1
Mrs. Alfred Kc
Mi
W. D Barnett had
dinner guests Thanksgiving
and Mrs. Haro:Id Owens and
arwl Mrs. Olan
| Nnu
Mr. and Mrs . Arzell Ixmil
had as dinner guests Than
Hob M
giving Mr. ami 1 Mr
vin and son, Greg, H arry Ku
man, Mrs. Edit n Savrs of
and Mr. and AIVs, (Jordon
ley and ehlldrc■n.
John and Baipb/irn \ 11 < * v I
and Dorothy Kielley and
DI
Bust, student ;it E(X’E al
Grande, came 1home Wednesd
and spent the h<:)II<lays wil b I In
parents, Mr. an<1 Mrs. Earl 01«
Mr. and Mrs. W ayne
Kell
and Mr. and Afrs Ralph Ku
Mr. and Mrs Gem’ Beynol
and daughters w c r o dinn
guests Thank.eg
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. D.
Reynold«. Mrs. (?. E. Kellogg ai
Miss Jeanette S’isslor of Po
land came l-’rld ay to spend t
weekend with
Mr. and
M
Gene Reynolds
Mr. an
The Dalli
tlarir dat
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