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About Sherman County journal. (Moro, Or.) 1931-current | View Entire Issue (June 29, 1956)
SHERMAN COUNTY JOURNAL, PACK 3 FRIDAY, JUNE 2», 1»M MORO, OREGON, Mr. and Mrs. John Parker spent the weekend at the Oregon coast for a little vacation trip. Report is that Dewey Thomp son is getting along well in a hos pital in Portland although the op eration was long and he is doing without his pancreas. The Rebekahs met Tuesday night for the last meeting before harvest. The next meeting will be held the evening of September Moro Persoiyls All friends are cordialy in vited to a reception honoring Mr. and Mrs. Henry John Jaeger, Sunday afternoon July 1 from two until five at the Ralph Eakin home in Gilliam county. A drivers license examiner will be on duty in Moro Tuesday, July 3, at the court house between the hours of 10 a. m. and 3 P m. Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Shoemak er and children moved into the old J. M. Perry house which they recently bought from Frank Mul len who left Thursday night for Edmonton, Canada, to live. Mrs. Anna Moore and Mrs. Collis Moore went to Portland Tuesday where Mrs. Collis Moore expected to attend the Multnamoh county Republican meeting that night. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Jones and sons of Portland were weekend guests of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Barnum and visited briefly with other relatives while here. 11. Mrs. Loy Cochran went to Port land Wednesday accompanying Mr. and Mrs. E*>en Kee. Lester Barnum went to Port land-Wednesday to keep an ap pointment Thursday with his eye doctor. The four Woods girls left Wed nesday morning for Suttle lake to spend a few days camping out. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Thomp son were at Palo Alto last week to attend the commencement exer cises of Stanford university when his sister, Jeannine, graduated from the school of history. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Logan are here this week to do some audit ing of the county books. • < .,. then make yourself a memorable drink... Ask So? H ermitage and tell the world you know <yreaf straight Kentucky bourbon ! «Il D 6 years old HERMITAGE BRAND M N U C M Y S1HAH.HT BOtHBOW W H IS K I* T m O i . $2.80 pt. CARD OF THANKS We want to give our sincere thanks to the friends who helped us at the time of the death and funeral of our mother, Mrs. Mary ON mob . , Monte Baker Oral E. Baker Mrs. Iva Dams CARD OF THANKS By this means I want to ex press my sincere thanks to the friends who sent me flowers, cards and gifts while I was in the hospital and especially those who have been helpful to us here since my return. Ella Rasmussen von Borstel home, went to the A . von Borstel home Sunday to spend ten days. She spent Satur day visiting at the Ted von Bor stel home while the FYank von Borstels went to The Dalles. Mr. and Mrs. Chester Bnedwell arrived Wednesday from Tacoma where they spent about two weeks packing their household goods for shipment here. Mr and Mrs Bill Brlnkert took Mrs. John Engstrom to The Dal les Saturday to see her doctor. Mr. anil Mrs. Donald von Bor stel flew to Halfway on business T h u rs d a y . Mrs. Dick Reckman, Mrs. Ken neth Todd and daughters, Gloria and Geraldine, Mrs. Willard Rolfe and son, Freddie, Mrs. Frank E. Bayer and (laughters., Julia and Helen, Mrs. Eben Kee, Mrs. l i s ter Barnum, Mrs Elton Eakin and Mrs. Bud Brinkert went to The Dalles Friday and enjoyed a picnic dinner at the city park and after dinner all went to the nat- atorium swimming. Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Peters and family arrived Saturday from Colma, Calif., to visit her sister, Mrs. Kenneth Crews and family. Mr. Peters left Monday for Seat tle on business for two weeks. Mrs. Peters and children will stay with the Crews’. Everyone that attended the Ma About The County M a k e t h a t s p a r e : 1. The annual meeting of the Moro Grain Growers was held Tuesday. Vernon Miller was ru* a candi date for director again and Irving Hart was elected and the rain making proposition was turned over to the board for action if de sired. John Foss got out one day the first of the week and rode around town with his daughter, Mrs. L . E. Kaseberg to see the new build ings and new streets, the first look he has had at them this spring. A marriage license was issued in The Dalles last w’eek to Edwin E. Liechti of The Dalles and Pearl B. Bell of Baker. $4.35 4-5 qt. T H E OLD HERMITAGE CO.. DIVISION OF NATIONAL DISTILLERS PRODUCTS CORP.. FRANKFORT, KENTUCIW. KENTUCKY STRAIGHT BOURBON WHISKEY. 86 PROOF. Mr. and Mrs. George von Bor stel and daughter went to Park- dale Sunday to spend a few days visiting her brother, Bill Johnson and family and her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Johnson, who will leave Tuesday for their home in Portage, Penn., after spending several weeks here visiting rela tives. Mr and Mrs. I>en Garland re ceived a letter from their son, Howard, with the air force in North Africa, that he spent a week on furlough in London but is back in Africa and will 1* back at Forbes air base in Kansas in about a month. Mr. and Mrs. Oren Jibson and daughter of Washougal, Wlash., spent tihe ’weekend visiting her brother in law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. A. von Borstel. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer McMillin and daughter, Barbara, arrived Thursday from DeRider, La., to visit Mr. and Mrs. Fred Cox, Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Davis and Mr. and Mrs. Sam Davis. They also visited Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Davis* at Condon. Mr. and Mrs Bud Kock of An chorage, Alaska, are the parents of a son, ’Stephen Henry, born June 19, weight 6 lbs. 121 oz. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Kock of Grass Valley and Mr and Mrs. Henry Ten Eyck of Sandy. Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Jones of Forest Grove spent the weekend visiting at the Owen Eakin and E. R. Blaylock homes. Mrs. C. von Borstel of Oregon City spent ten days at the Frank sonic and Eastern Star picnic at neth celebrate his birthday anni Tygh Valley had a good tune Sun versary. Present were Mrs. Les day. A pot luck dinner w as ser ter BarnunOmd sons, 'kom and ved at 2 o’clock and after dinner Dick, Mrs. Malcolm EshHger and the young people played games sons, Malcolm, Michael and Ed and the older people visited. die. Mrs. Bud Brinkert and Victor Mr. and Mrs. Gene Reynolds Johnson. Mrs Erank E. Bayer and and family drove to Salem Tues Byron. Mrs. Myrle Smith and day and spent the day visiting sons, Iz>well and Gordon, David Mr. and Mrs. B. C. Baumgartner and ,Gerte Eakin, John Ixxmard and family. and Ronnie Eakin and Danny Mrs. Ivan Blagg was hostess at Martin. The boys spent the after a party at her home the afternoon noon playing games and after of June 13 when she invited Kenneth opened his gifts, decor friends in to help her son, Ken- ated birthday cake, cup cakes, ice cream and punch were served by the hostess. P erfection Donald Clcx-feller went to Port land June 18 and brought Mrs. Clod fel ter home Tuesday after spending several days in St Vin cents hospital for surgery. Their daughter. Mrs. Bruce Eccles and son, Stephen, of Hood River, came up to stay with her mother until Sunday. Dr. Frank D. Reid IlfcN I1S1 Office days Tuesdays and Wednesdays JO 3-3.KÌI Beef o’s in every service at reasonable cost. a t the C a p ito l City The crop is good in here and thing about this place: folks are generally happy, it looks bigger and better as time goes on. 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