PACK 3. SHERMAN COUNTY JOURNAL. MORO. OREGON
Moro Personals
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 8, 1951
City CaUCUS Set
Mrs. Leola Church arrive«! Tues- P
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day morning for a few days visit • O< l / V l v O C l 1 £
here with relatives before going
Next Tuesday night, October
on to Bend to visit her sisters, 12, a caucus for nomination of
Mrs. Elcho Bartlett and Mrs. Hazel city officers will be held at the
Lake. Mrs. Church recently un- council chamber. It is the time
derwent surgery at Salem ami is for a regular council meeting,
convalescing.
Nominations will be in order for
Mrs. Ora Peetz spent the week mayor, Darwin VanGilder serving
end in Portland visiting relatives, by appointment, and four council-
Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Hoklaway men. The terms of Cyphers, Mon-
of Bingen, Washington are an- roe and VanGilder having expir-
no unci ng the engagement of ed. The terms of Hall and Virtue
their daughter, Doris May Hold- continue for two years. Kirkelie,
away to A-2 C John D. Benge, also elected for four years, has
son ofeMr. and kin. G. F Benge resign-
Bee H ull is M
of Elkton, Maryland. Mr. Benge as councilman by appointment. A
is stationed at the Condon air treasurer must also lx? elected.
The caucus will l#gin at 8:00
base. No date has been set for the
o’clock p.m.
wedding.
Jens L. Simonson brought his
Harvey Strong, a former resi-
mother to Moro Sunday. He is a
Mr. dent of Moro, and a younger bro
brother of Mrs. John Paul.
Simonson returned to Willard, ther of Horace Strong, died at
Utah, Monday leaving Mrs Si- Cottage Grove Saturday after a
monson here to spend some time short illness. He had lived there
with her daughter.
for many years, having left here
Sunday the families went to in the first years of this century.
Hood River where Ellen Paul He was 76.
was baptised into the Latter Day
Next Tuesday evening the Re-
Salnts church by her father, who bekah lodge will have a social
night to which all members are
is an elder of the church.
Mrs. Margaret Sellars and two asked to come,
children came u»p from Astoria
No recent rain ha
fallen to
Saturday to visit a day with Mrs. make seeding entirely safe but
N. W. Frees at the French home. much ground is sown; the days
The Sellars and Frees families are warm enough, the sky partly
were friends in navy service cloudy and since last week the
where Mr. Sellars was killed in a nights have been without frost.
jet plane explosion.
Mrs, Patty Moore was hostess
at her home for the Junior Ladies
M rs. Joe D rin k a rd
brunch Saturday morning. Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Royse,
Jane Frees and Mrs. Margaret
Sellars and their children were Carmen and Everett and Miss
Merry Drinkard visited over the
guests also.
Mr.'and Mrs. Lester Conlee left weekend recently with Mr. and
for Portland Friday morning and Mrs. Otis Royse in Portland.
Mr. and Mrs. Glen Wallace re
took a tour train as the start of
a month’s trip to the east coast. ceived w’ord of the promotion
They wfll visit Pennsylvania,' Vir- from corporal to sergeant of their
ginia, New York and several other son, Chuck, who has been sta-
states on the Atlantic coast before tibn«?d in Japivi and Korea. He is
expected home late in December.
returning.
Mrs. Stanley Krusow and small
Mr. and Mrs. Free Chews of
Cannon Beach are visiting rela- son of Lyle, Wn., drove over for
tives and friends in Sherman a visit with her mother Mrs.
county and were dinner guests of -
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Barnum
Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Rose Amidon was hostess
Insurance
to the two table bridge club Tues
day afternoon.
A drivers license examiner will
be on duty in Moro, Tuesday, Oc
Grass, Valley, Oregon
tober 12, 1954 at the courthouse
between thb hours of 10 a. m. and
Civil Engineering
3 p. m.
Dell Olds was taken to a hospi
Land Surveying
tal in The Dalles Tuesday with
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what was diagnosed as a slight
stroke which affected his left
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side. His condition since then has
Phone 5636, T he Dalles
not been made known.
BARBER SHOP HOURS
Mr. and Mrs. Lester Barnum
and son, Dick, went to Portland
S tartin g O c t 5th The Shop
Tuesday for medical checkups
w ill be open
for Lester and Dick. They return- Tuew. thru S a t 9 a. m. to 0 p. in.
ed home Wednesday.
Open Wed. Night ONLY
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Glen Wallace
Mrs. George Blchel J
Harold, visite«! Friday
from Dufur with her
law Mrs. Joe Drinkard
ren. She brought sev«
girls over to see the D
football game.
Mrs. Tom Striker spent Iasi
week in l*ortland visiting Mr. anc
Mrs. w . B. Curry who live«l here
«lutte a while ago.
Kindergarten for the local five
year olds started this week. It is
to be held Tuesday and Thursday
mornings and Is being taught by
Mrs. Harold Melzer.
The ambulance was called Mon
day morning and ’Cap” Scott, an
old time resident was taken to
the Veterans hospital in Portland.
He had had an operation there
earlier this fall and not complete
ly recovered.
Jackie and Jerry Delco, sons of
Mrs. Eileen Delco of The Dalles,
visited their grandparents, Mr.
or at a stork snowe
the home of Mis. Cle
was hostess, assisle
David lUch^tlerfer.
The i\K>ni.*> were d<
chrysanthemums, n
dahlias.
Other guests invlti
dames Henry Rich«
ter Gray, Virgi
eoim MclXjrmi'
brand. Pat Maenab, Harry Adams.
Jerry Barnett. Elton Medler, Ger
ald Nlsbet and A1 Dormaler and
the guests of honor.
After the girls had opened their
gift packages, refreshments of
cake and whipped jello and coffee
were served. The cake hatl been
baked and appropriately decor
ated by Mrs. Walt Bruckert.
A nursery is to lx? held at the
Methodist parsonage Sunday mor-
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Here it is fall with its chilly night and dewy
mornings. Nice. Yet cool enough to call attention
to the coming winter when more clothes will be
needed.
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