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PAGE 4 SHERMAN COUNTY JOURNAL, MORO, OREGON
FRIDAY, JULY 1, 1953
Mr. and Mrs. C urtis Stark of Julia Bayer.
Mr. and Mrs. Gene Reynolds and
Bend spent the weekend at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. H arry daughters, Juli« and Debbie, «pent
a week recently vacationing in
Stark.
By Mr». A. F. Bulxer
Ivan Blagg went to Lebanon W ashington and at Cannon Beach.
Mrs. T. M. Rolfe had as her
Saturday evening returning home
and Mrs. Owen EalUn went
Monday w ith Mrs. Blagg and to Mr.
t k
Portland Friday on business re
children who «pent two weeks
home Saturday.
fiancee, Miss Kay Bowman, a perintendent of the Boys Indu. t
wmh her parents, Mr. and Mrs. turning
B ernard Martin returned home
student nurse at Good Sam aritan al School of Lancaster, Ohio, an.- Jerry Coyle.
Thursday from Portland where he
hospital in Portland. Kermit, who nounced the
appointm ent of
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence May and spent «everal days for medical a t
is in the navy, finished his course Duane C. I^m ley, 28, as supervi-
in eletronics at Treasure Island sor of the social service depart- son, Wallace, and her brother and tention.
Mr. and Mrs. Bud B rinkert had
family, all of Portland, were din
and will foe sent to Enid, Okla- ment.
homa where he will teach in an
I>em1ey has been active in cor- ner guests Saturday noon a t the as their guests several days last
electronic school. He was fifth in rectional and youth work for the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. week her mother, Mrs. Louis May-
te and Mr. Mayte of Silverton and
a class of 500.
past five years, having started his Wallace May.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Owens and career in this field as a social
Mrs. Glenn Perry and daughters Mrs. Naoma Neyerlln from Day-
Mr and Mrs. Willard B arnett at- w orker and psychologist at the Donna and Glenda, and Linda Per- ton.
Mr. and Mrs. Bud B rinkert and
tended the wedding of John Stanek Oregon state penitentiary, Salem, rigo arrived T hursday from Gres
and Mias Emma Jean Barnett at In 1950. From 1952 until 1953, he ham, Mrs. Perry and daughters Mr. and Mrs. Louis Mayte. Mr.
the Zion Lutheran church in The worked as a probation officer for were overnight guests of Mr. and and Mrs. Oscar Ix*mley and dau
the Cuyahoga county Juvenile Mrs. Earl Okie. Linda stayed with ghter, Randy, and Robert and
Dalles Saturday evening.
Mrs. W. _________
D. B arnett ___
and Mrs. court in Cleveland and came to . . ................................................................... ......................... .
Olan Stark and daughter, Kathy, the school /rom the state depart-
were business visitors In The Dal- ment of public welfare, bureau of
Mortgage Loans To Meet Your Individual Needs
les recently.
probation and parole, La Crosse,
ATTRACTIVE TERMS
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Payne and Wisconsin, w here he had been em-
family were dinner guests Sunday ployed as a probation and parole
PROMPT SERVICE
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Frank counselor.
Payne.
Mr. Lemley attended the Ore-
Mr. and Mrs. Willard Rolfe had gon State college for tw o years
as their guests W ednesday Mrs. and received his B. S. from the
A western company serving western agriculture
T. M. Rolfe, Mrs. Frances Ma- U niversity of Oregon in 1950 with
thews, Mrs. Pat Kelly of Portland, a major In sociology and psycol-
HOME OFFICE
and Mr. and Mrs. Fred W agener ogy. He received his M.A. degree
Portland, Oregon
of The Dalles, the occasion was in social adm inistration from Ohio
812 S. W. Washington
the birthday anniversary of Mrs. State university..
Phone ATwater 4331
Willard Rolfe.
Mr. and Mrs Lemley live at the
Mrs. Ted Trimble returned school and have tw o children,
home Friday from Corvallis w here Nancy 3, and Bradley, 3 months,
she was one of the chaperons at
The supervisor of social service
4-H sum m er school.
position became vacant when
Mrs. Frances Mathews and Mrs. c. B. Dolan was promoted from
Bob Rolfe spent Friday at the this post to assistant euperinten-
Rolfe ranch at Clarno.
dent.
Sparkling refreshment coming up
Mrs. Pat Kelly of Portland came -- -------------------------------------------
Taka a moment to enjoy the saoafying
Tuesday last week to spend a few Mr. and Mrs. Donald Marsh were
good taste of Olympia . . .
days with her son in uiw a w
ovcrnlght guesls FrWay at the
then carry on. rttr—hcd.
ghter, Mr. and Mrs. W illard R > . home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Howard Garland of Wasco was
clodfeIler having re tu rn .
an over night guest Saturday of
from
week spent gt East
his parents, Mr. and M r s J « "
• jake fishing. The ytook their son
Lan\ \ Un^
WC>nt °
7
Philip, home Saturday after apend-
' fO,i »?*'
v
n
ln8 the week with his grandpar-
Mr. and Mrs. Frank von Borstel
and Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Norton
Mrs Arzejj i^emley entertained
we’?t tO
V*
S ‘fV y 'i n the bridge club at her home last
n ght to the installation of Legion Tues(la/ evenlng wlth three tableg
officers. Dr. Jam es Odell was in- Jn p,ay^ Mrs pa* , Syron helJ high
stalllfsl as commander.
Mrs. Ted Kelly eecOn(j an(j Mrs.
?n i »
Herman Peters low. Mrs Roliert
met at the Masonic hall ast Tu -
won the traveling prize,
day evening for H ^ ' a r m e t
t w<?re Mrs Q R
ing Mrs. Vernon Eakln, w orthy Anders/
Mrs. Dnn STnlth, Mrs.
m atron, presided.
Mrs. Eakln A]fred
Eben Ree MnJ
gave her report on
H arry Hooper, Mrs. John Ruat and
Plans were made for the annu.d MpR A R
Rpfreshments
picnic of Sherm an chapter to lx?
, bv the hostess
held at Tygh Valley Sunday, July
E M (>ewa o,
3 Instead of Ju y 10 « forme, ly
came
for
60 W ater* th at:
announced. Refreshm ents were
a, of p i(.k M
OLYMPIA BREWING COMPANY. Olympia. Wash. U. S. A .*®
served
Thursday for their home. They
Kenneth 11 kit . .
• were overnight guests Tuesday of
working for Frank von Borstel
Sivix and
» . « C ^ u n ^ h u r «
j ^ e s . l a y ¿ g h ! of Mr' and Mrs.
Grass Valley
Duane Lemley Goes
To Ohio As
Boys’ Adviser
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.
Standard Insurance Co.
DOW
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sL ’t u
left I ueaday for t i l t h home i
Crown INHrit, Indiana, after, speiii •
ing a month here with her par-
ents Mr. and Mrs. Ted von Bor-
8teJ\ . fln
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I » in n
.u °r ltn ? 'n S ¿ 'id J 'H u n t
and Auxiliary picnic held at Hi i
Park at Tygh Valley Sunday A
pot
dinner
was m
served
at held
2.00
K
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c k The
lx.glon
em ber.
s a
California were dinner guests
Thur*day evening at the E arl Olds
a meeting after dinner and elected
Vernon Eakln and
the follow ing o fficer,: Clair Ha •
ian'isL aml „avi,l. Mrs
zer. commander, George Helms,
an<| chll(lren ANine
first vh e-coininander; George Gel- «1
EHon Eakln an(|
ser, second vice-commander, J. L.
Kenneth Todd anil children,
Norton, adjutant; Frank von Bor- ... .
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• Clifford The
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THE D A LL ES
FRIDAY and SATURDAY
“T A R Z A N
“E A S T OF
E D E N ”
ESCA PES”
CINEMASCOPE
STA R TS
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a„ of Vancouver> W n„
weekend at the home of
Mr and Mre W a,,ace May
wag hostess at
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her homp
a f-
((>rn<M)n honoring Mrs. Leonard
J ° nes from Stockton, Calif., and
Mrs. Glenn Perry from Gresham.
Those enjoying the afternoon vis-
it Ing were Mrs. Orville Ruggles,
Mrs. D. L. Reynolds, Mrs. W illanl
Barnett. Mrs. Clyde Stradley, Mrs.
Frank E. Bayer, Mrs. Edgar Alley
and the honor guests
Refresh-
ments were served later by the
hostess.
Mrs. Arzell Ix»mley and daugh-
ter, Carolyn, were business visit-
ors In The Dalles Wednesday.
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405 E.
(Across
from
Bonn
Phone 5502
to it« need» or withe«.
2nd HL
Stadleman-
J
Hardware!
The Dalle«, Ore.
0
IKX»ttl’.T
you must start to acquee
resene money now!
saps
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Wilson
arrived Sunday morning at the
home of his mother Mre. Leatitia
Wilson on their way from F’ort
Ord, California to Virginia where
Mr. Wilson will take training in
mechanics.
Betty and Charles Bothwell a r
rived home from a two weeks
visit in Portland and at Neskowin
w ith Mr. and Mrs. Maurice H an
son.
Mr. and Mrs. Luther Davis and
children, Je rri and John and Mrs.
Leatitia Wilson w ent to Capalls,
Wn., for the ciara digging. They
returned home Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Lew Clark of P ort
land were visitor« at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Jeffries.
Robert Johnson of Sacramento,
California accompanied by Mr. and
Mrs. Ed Bredem eyer of Portland,
arrived last Sunday a t the home
of his son in law and daughter,
Mr. and Mrs. George Wilson.
They returned to Portland Tues-
•day.
Mrs. Jay McKay and Mrs. John
Decker w ent to Portland Sunday
to bring Peggy McKay home from
the Good Sam aritan hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. Melvin K nott and
family of Wisconsin stayed at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Ben Max-
field a week.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Wilson
■were dinner guests at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Schadewltz
Monday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. W. C. H elyer of
The Dalles, Mrs. Cecil Daniels and
Mr. and Mrs. A rt G rant and fam-
E. E. “ Pinkie” Billings
P. O. Box 184
The Dalles, Oregon
Phone: 2339
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Let's face facts:
By Nancy WUson
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tiiej set op
eire stiff e^)íó(ínj
ou might my that the paper headed
•‘ T H E U N A N IM O U S D E C L A R A
T IO N o f the thirteen united S T A T E S
O F A M E R IC A ” and dated July 4,
1776, touched otf a real Ureworka dia-
m ile !
play In the world.
dom are eager to save us from ourselves.
Luckily, we are considerably stronger
now than In 1776. But the fireworks
are still exploding and Am erica must
remain as powerful as possible.
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But what
did the hunness was the
attitude of the men who wrote and signed
the Dedarebon. They could have become
thr kmgs and nobles of a New World
tyranny. Instead, they chott to become frU
e n jo y I lie w lilw k e y I lia I ’»
men m a nation of fr tt men.
In 1776, thia kind o f «hinking waa re
garded aa dangeroua to the point o f
madneaa. In aome quarter« o f the globe
today, It la arill regarded In the tame
way. M en who have never know n free-
Gras« Valley, Oregon
Office Phone: 183
Residence: 182
Optometrist
in
S u n n y lir o o
$ 4 .3 5
•nable«
♦he fam ily
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♦he cost
Dr. Otis G. Perkins
Y
$2.8U pint
ghter Mary Ann attended the wed
ding of Miss Imogene B arnett to
John Stanek Saturday In The
Dalles.
Kent Items
Union Oil of California
H. L Owens Consignee
lly of Eugene visited at the home
oi Mr. and Mrs. Durward Helyer
Saturday afternoon
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Jeffries and
children Pat, June A Colleen, Mr.
and Mre. Harley McKay and dau-
SU ND AY
FRANK SINATRA
s bro'' i!hl by ,b "
2 i r n 2 i " . E. N o i? S hC?.R , « £ * * 7
Balaer and George Gelser The af-
ternoon was spent playing ball
an<MrV 2 w r ,
Frank T Baver
Mr. and Mrs. Frank I. »layer
had as their guests several days
ast week
»»*1 b. r bus
T n u i l (G n id i
tltch of Buck Rklge, ( anade.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Olds were
hosts at a party at their home
Thursday evening. Bridge was In
play at three tables w ith Mrs. C.
R. Andersen bolding high and
Mrs. Don Smith low. Those pre-
sent were Toni Alley of The Dal-
le« and his daughter, Mrs. I^eon-
ard Jones of Stockton, California,
Mre. Glenn Perry of Gresham, Mr.
and Mrs. Roy Schilling, Mr. and
Mrs. Don Smith,
Mr. and Mrs
John Alley and Mrs. Andersen. Re
freshm ents were served by the
hostess.
Rev. and Mrs. Don Ix*ach are
the parents of a son born Friday,
June 24, at The Dalles hospital.
The baby weighed 8 lbs and 3 ox.
and was named James Donalds
Mr. Ijeach went to The Dalles Mon
day and brought Mrs Leach and
infant son home. Mrs. I/eaeh’s
mother, Mrs. E. J. Helseth of
Boise, Idaho, came Sunday to stay
a while with her daughter.
Mrs. Claus Bardenhagen has
moved to town from the ranch
having lought the new house re
cently built by Jerry Duncan on
Main street.
STARLIGHT
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u,ErJends caHe<1 at the home of
Mrs. Bud Brinkert Saturday after-
noon and surprised her on her
hirthdav anniversary Those pre-
Bayer
n V r<m M r « H arrv Stark
«
“ " ra ln e l" u
far O ly m p ia !
Hugo Manke went to Badge Creek
last Saturday and «pent the day
fwhing and picnicking.
Mr. and Mr«. Claud Bayer were
buatnests visitors in TY>e Dalles
Monday.
Mrs. Nell S w kk arrived Sun
day from W arren, Pa., to spend
the sum m er w ith Mrs. A. A. Dun
lap. Mr. and Mrs. Vern Mobley
and family. Helene Sather and
Mre. A. A. Dunlap went <0 Uma
tilla Sunday to the rodeo and then
picked up Mre. Swlek at Pendle
ton and all went to McNary dam
before returning home.
Mr. and Mrs L. W. Brockway
and family of The Dalles came
Sunday to visit her grandmother,
Mrs. T. M. Rolfe, returning home
Monday.
Kenny Dunlap of Moro stayed
with his grandm other, Mrs. A. A.
Dunlap, while his parents. Mr. and
Mrs. Kendrick Dunlap took her
fattier, Je«6 Cantrall to Emmett,
Idaho, to visit hl« brother who is
ill. They visited In Nyssa before
returning home Monday.
Mrs. Donald von Borstel and
children, Joy and Wayne, and Mrs.
Bill Pausch w ent to Portland
Thursday on bsulness returning
home Friday.
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