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About Sherman County journal. (Moro, Or.) 1931-current | View Entire Issue (Oct. 22, 1954)
PACE 4 SHERMAN C O U NT» JO U R NA L, MORO, OREGON o F R I D A Y , O C T O B E R 22, 1954 1I--, ney Mr. and Mrs. Arzeli Lemley Mrs. Donald Marsh at Hood River. Mr«. C. R. AnderseQpntertalnedfor medical attention. ary mlet at tl16 hOFTie of Mrs. A. A. members. Plans were made to® went to Gresham Sunday to visit Mr. and Mrs. Bill Brinkert Dunlam Wedilesdav’ evening for its buy a wheel chair for use in the™i the bridge club at her home last their parents Mr. and Mrs. Char munity. Plans were made for Tuesday evening w i t h three Mrs. John Engstrom to The W. F Mi Thi les Lemley. Thanksgiving dinner to be tables in pkiy. Mrs. Harry Hooper Monday to see her doctor. • Mr. and Mrs. Bert Cox 1 1 at the Kent I region hall Sun- held high, Mrs. Frank Ketter sec- Insurance Mr. and Mrs. Frank von Bor November 21 at 2:00 o’clock, ond and Mrs. Kenirlck Dunlap guu«f.'> Sun.av Mr. and Mi F It 1 vill be pot luck with turkey low. Others present were Mrs. Ar- Crafty from California, Mr Ma stel were business visitors in ♦ and coffee furnished by the auxil- zell Lemley« Mrs. Earl Olds, Mrs. Haynes from Yakima anil Mri Portland Thursday stopping on ♦ their way home to visit Mr. and All legion and Auxiliary J^hn Rust, Mrs. Don Smith, Mrs. George McKay from Kent. RE-ELECT Grass, Valley, Oregon ♦ iary nliers and their families and Robert Schilling, Mrs. Walter Da- Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Fortner of ♦ interested persons are wel- vis, Mrs Paul Syron,*Mrs. Herman Boardman spent several days at i CHARLES A. TOM e. Mrs. Marcus Eslinger was Peters and Mrs. Pearl Garrett, the home of Mrs. T. M. Rolfe. ♦ Miss Lois Kelley of Madras minted chairman. Refresh- Mrs. Andersen and Mrs. Schilling ♦ STATE REI SENTATIVE its of pie and coffee were ser- were each presented with a gift spent the weekend here with her ♦ at the close by the hostess, from the group honoring their mother Mrs. Fern Kelley. Change Oil to winter grade I LL1AM. MORROW, 5HERM Mr. and Mrs. Earl Olds and son next meeting will be Wed- birthday anniversaries. Refresh- Robin went to Portland Thurs AND WHEELER O 'U N T IE lay evening November 10 at ments were served by the hostess, ♦ Flush out radiator home of Mrs. Harry Hooper Mrs. Ted Kelly was hostess to day on business. Mr. Olds return : ed Friday and Barbara Alley the bridge club at her home Thurs 7:30 p. m. Check radiator hose and heater hose day afternoon with two tables in brought her mother and Robin Miss Alley will play. High score was held by Mrs. home Sunday. Check anti freeze and put at sale Walter Davis and low by Mrs. spend a few days here with her Eben Kee Others present were parents. temperature Howard Garland of Wasco came Mrs. Alfred Kock, Mrs. Arzell Lemley, Mrs. Donald Clodfelter, Wednesday evening and spent Change transmission and differential Mrs. Art Bibby and Mrs. A. F. several days with his parents Mr. Vernon I. Miller was county commissioner for two llalzer. Refreshments were served and Mrs. Len Garland. Mrs. Gar grease to winter weight land and son went to The Iialles by the hostess. full terms and since retirement from that position has been Friday on business. A mission will be held at St. If you let U3 winterize your car, refill with oil, do a Mary’s Catholic church in Grass Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Manning on the county budget board, where he has kept informed Valley starting Sunday, October of Spokane were visitors recent grease job and put in new filter, we will give your 24 at 9:45 a ,m, continuing thru ly. about county finance and expenditures. car a wash job for free. Friday, October 29. Morning ser Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Balzer and vices during the week at 8 o’clock family came Friday from Port and evening services at 7:30. land to spend the weekend with Everyone is welcome. Charles F. Kuypers is a member of the five-man special his parents Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Mr. and Mrs. Harry McKay of Balzer. Portland left Tuesday for Mad road board and has been the full time. He is well acquainted ras, after spending a week here visiting at the home of Mr. and with the county machinery, favored the purchase of the Mrs. Ted von Borstel, to visit their daughter, Mrs. Harry Young crusher, is a good machinist and has ideas about the construc and family, liefore returning to i vJ their home. tion of county roads. Mrs. Kenneth Hattrup returned home Monday from Portland where she spent the weekend with her parents in law, Mr. and Both favor building roads with sufficient base to make Mrs. Ben Hattrup. Mrs. Hilda Doern, who is work them stand indefinitely. ing for Mrs. Ted von Borstel, left Monday for Portland to spend a Both want the road program to continue. few days. Mr. an<l Mrs. J. E. Norton and son, Wiley and Bonnie Tatum of Both insist that work be done equitably in all parts of Kent returned Sunday from a trip to San Francisco where they the county. visited their son in law and dau ghter Mr. and Mrs. Jack Shana han and family and to Palm Both favor pay ns you go and no county bonds. Springs where they visited Mr. and Mrs. Guy Hoskinson and back to Fresno to visit Mr. and Mrs. Both are young and vigorous. Harry Ayres. Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Blagg had as dinner guests Sunday Mr. and Both believe that alignment on county roads should be Mrs. Harold Blagg and daughter improved before roads are permanently rocked and that Sandra, Mr. and Mrs. Loyal Lee and family from Portland, Mr. and better drainage be made whera needed. Mrs. Gerald Balgg, Mr. and Mrs. Clair Balzer from Moro, Miss Car ol Norton from kent and Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Blagg and family and Bud Eslinger. Mrs. Frank Sayrs of Moro was a dinner guest Wednesday even 3. Better control of both annual and noxious weeds ing at the Frank vonBorstel home and accompanied Mrs. vonBorstel on County roads. to the auxiliary meeting that ev ening. Mrs. Paul Herzberg of Portland FULLY A. Spraying program. , came Saturday to spend a week AGED at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Vernon Eakln while Mr. and Mrs. B. Request State Highway and railway to do the same. Eakln are in the hospital in The Oregon ’s largest - selling Dalles. Mrs. Owen Eakin was taken to Paid political advertisement by the Sherman County Demo, ratic Central straight bourbon I The Dalles Friday where she en committee, Wynona Wilson, Chairman. tered the hospital for medical attention. Mr and Mrs. Harold Blagg and T H • $ W HISKEY IS 4 YEARS OLD « 8 5 PROOF • THE OLD HERM ITAGE COM PANY. FRANKTORT, KENTUCKY Sandra and Mr. and Mrs. Loyal Lee ami family arrived Saturday from Portland to spend the week end at the J. W. Blagg home. Miss Carol Norton arrived from Seattle to spend several days with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Norton at Kent. Barbara Payne, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank i*ayne was taken Farm Income Crisis Demands Immediate Action; Ullman ' to The I>alles Saturday where she entenxl the hospital for medical Fights Against Return to Hooverism; Ullman Election attention. Last Chance to Save Resources from G i v e - A w a y ^ Mrs. Olan Stark and Mrs. Har old Owens took Carol Owens to The Dalles Wednesday evening Al ULLMAN CALLS FOR FARM ACTION DUNLAP AGENCY Phone 251 Let Us WINTERIZE Your Car * MORO MOTORS M iM . fó, A Y 1 IliiiMiiMii: BRAND KENTUCKY STRAIGHT BOURBON WHISKEY ALULLMAN WINNING HIS FIGHT TO SAVE AND DEVELOP YOUR RIVERS, RANCHES AND RESOURCES! «OtBy fa r m e r p o lic ies of the a d m im s tr a - tio n m u tt be re v e rs e d to restore fa rm a n d ran ch s ta b ility . Al U llm a n w ill w o rk to b rin g c re a tiv e le a d e rs h ip in to fa r m price s u p p o rt p ro g r a m . H e w ill w o rk fo r m o re p ro d u ce rs p a r tic ip a tin g in a p ro g ra m g e a r e d to f a m ily - f a r m n ee d s A g g re s s iv e surplu s d is p o s a l is p a rt o f his p la n to in c re a s e fa r m b u y in g p o w e r. ''Ofe ■ I A n ti , Al ULLMAN VETERAN RIVER DEVELOPMENT FIGHTER A v o te fo r A l U llm a n is a v o te fo r fu ll riv e r d e v e lo p m e n t N O W Al U llm a n w ill fig h t for you a t H ells C a n y o n a n d John D ay; fo r lo w -c o s t pow er to open the q o . e , to n e w I n d v . l ^ . !< *• and p a y ro lls , m o re business on e v e ry M a in Street Al U llm a n has w a g e d a c o u ra -^ g eo u s 5 -y e a r b a ttle to sa v e y o u r riv e rs , He w ill ca rry the fig h t to C o ng ress f co n ven ien tly and econ o m ically w ith an | FOR MORE FREE ENTERPRISE I I Al U llm a n ’ * fig h t is fo r the w o r k in g m a n , f a r m e r * a n d s m a ll b u s in e s s m e n ,. th ro ug h this b an k. I I I lo w -c o s t p o w e r, m o re jobs, nore p a y - ro lls, m o re fa r m m a rk e ts , m o re o p p o r - »unities fo r y o u n g p e o p le r ^1 Ullman ha* tw o c o lle g e d e g r e e » in g o v e rn m e n t, I* a n o v e rs e a s v e te r a n o f W o r ld W a r II, h as a w ife a n d th re e c h ild re n , is a successful b u s in e s s m a n , . J EASTERN OREGON NEEDS HIS EXPE RIENCE. VISION AND LEADERSHIP IN CONGRESS XT, JOTTO P e iS » «IIM < « ( . S v . r r t i « M « l , U l l o w . FHA hom e im p ro v e m e n t loan ! Presen t p o lic ies a re c o n c e n tra tin g E a s t- 0 e rn O re g o n resources in h a n d s o f a f e w s p e c ia l in te re s ts T w o y e a rs m o re w ill be for all the people. your hom e. You can b udget the cost JO Al ULLMAN LEADS FIGHT Al ULLMAN KNOWS RESOURCES too la te to stop this g iv e - a w a y a n d e x - p lo ita tio n Al U llm a n w ill fig h t to p ro te c t y o u r fo res ts , la n d * a n d resources fro m • m o n o p o ly c o n tro l, a n d p ut th e m to use Now is the tim e to " w in te rp ro o f" I s Gladys M. Zell of Sherman county Democratic Candidate for S t a t e Representative 22nd District1 • No d ow n p a y m e n t • Ask yo u r contractor o r b u ild in g m a te ria l d e a l e r . .. 0 or stop in a t a n y convenient U.S. N a tio n a l branch. US “A Woman’s Viewpoint Is Important In Government” «‘ CaMMSttee, Her»y cfcrn . *>• eati»». 4**' Pd. Adv. by Democratic Central Committee for Sherman County, Wynona Wilson, Chr., Kent, Ore. 3 6 m o n th s to p a y 1) m : z : 11866726 . NATIONAL BANK A N O R E G O N o B A N K . o O S E R V IN G o e O R E G O N
