Sherman County journal. (Moro, Or.) 1931-current, July 06, 1956, Page 4, Image 4

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SHERMAN COUNTY
JOURNAL,
MORO, OREGON,
FRIDAY, JULY «, 195«
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and other relatives.
and Mrs. Gerald Coulter and son, Mr. Mr. Cox
Alley, were business visitors in
and
Mrs. Carl von Borstel
Mark, of Franklin, Penn., were
Portland Friday and Saturday.
Sunday afternoon visitors of Mr. and daughter, and her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Hammond and
By M rs, A. F . B alzer
and Mrs. Donald Clodfeltec. Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. John Nichols and
family were business visitors in
Helyer and Mr. Coulter are cou­ ¡on. John, of Michigan City, Ind.,
Mrs. John Alley arrived Wed­ The i>alles June 26.
sins
of Mrs. Clodfelter. Mr. and were dinner guests June 19 at the
Mr.
and
Mrs
William
Brlnkert
T H E M E E T IN G WILL COME TO O R D E R —T hese pel
nesday evening from Warwick,
Mrs.
Wallace
May and Mr. and Donald von Borstel home.
and
Gary,
and
Robert
and
Hugo
of dogdom got to g eth er recen tly to plan a aeries or d
Virginia where she had been with
Hays Boyce of Portland was an
Mrs.
Frank
von
Borstel called
Manke
went
to
The
Dalles
Sunday
Phoenix,
Ariz.
B
efore
reach
in
g
a
decision,
how
ever
her husband while he was station-
overnight guest Monday at the
tim e out for th is photograph. P ic tu re d (1 to z.) a re
to
attend
services
at
the
Luther­
briefly
Sunday
on
their
way
to
de there. He was sent to Fort
collie; R ipper, a pipe-sm oking F re n c h poodle; Ace,
the Masonic and Eastern Star pic­ home of his sister, Mrs. Orville
I^wls and from there he will go an church.
Sandy, a cocker spaniel, and A pache, a B edling
Ruggles and family.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Harold
Owens
nic.
to Seattle and leave on a transport
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Johnson and
Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Balzer were
were hosts at a dinner at their
ship for Alaska.
home Thursday evening celebra­
in The Dalles Tuesday to attend family and her parents, Mr. and
Among those from Grass Valley ting the birthday anniversaries
Mrs. Tommie Barnett were busi­
the funeral of Grover Coffman.
attending the wedding of Miss of their son, Robert, and her sis­
Mr and Mrs. E. R. Blaylock and ness visitors in Hood River Sun­
Shirley Gard and Dennis Ander­ ter, Mrs. Olan Stark. Guests in­
Mr. and Mrs. V. B. Eakin of The day.
sen held at the Lutheran church cluded Mr. and Mrs. Olan Stark
Dalles returned home Saturday
Mr. and Mrs. Carl von Borstel
In The Dalles Saturday at 8 p m. and family, Mrs. W. D. Barnett
from a trip to Ashland, while and daughter took her parents,
were Mr. and Mrs. Earl Olds and and Mr. and Mrs. Herman Peters.
there they visited Mrs. Harriette Mr. and Mrs. John Nichols and
son Robin, Miss Barbara Alley,
Mrs. Christine Fredeen of Port­
Wells and Mrs. Josephine Park­ son, John, to Sisters Sunday to
Mr. and Mrs. I>on Smith, Mr. and land spent a few days recently
hurst. They also drove to Red­ the rodeo.
Mrs. John Rust, Mrs. J. W. Blagg, visiting her daughter, Mrs. Wil­
ding, California.
Mrs. Sim Duncan, Danny & Mary liam Brinkert and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Drapella of
Jean, Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Alley George Wilde of Portland came
Salem spent Sunday visiting her
A superior service
S
B
•
J
and Ruth, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Hlb- Friday and spent the weekend at i
A
V
R
sister,
Mrs.
Maurice
DeVries
and
o
f
personal «Rèndance
by, Mrs Fern Kelley and Carl, the home of his daughter, Mrs. j
family from N. Y. at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Syron, Mr. and Willard Rolfe and family.
THAT
COSTS NO MORE
her sister, Mrs. Orville Ruggles
Mrs. Jerry Duncan and Eileen,
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Cox and ]
and
family.
Afternoon
callers
Carl and Donald Schilling, Mr. grandchildren, Rodney and Linda <
were Mr. and Mrs. Olan Stark and
and Mrs. Willard Barnett and Roberts, drove to The Dalles Sun­
family, an; Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Keith, .Mr. ¡Hid Mr- William day to meet their daughter, Mrs. i
Stark. Evening callers were Mr.
Brinkert and Gary and daughter, A1 Roberts of Corvallis, who was i
and
Mrs. Rudy Olsen and daugh­
Mrs. John Alley and Mr. and an overnight guests. She left Mon- j
PL A Y FU L P I MA—Most house­
ter, Marlynn, and Mr. and Mrs.
w ives m ight find it d isco n cert­
day accompanied by her children ’
Mrs. Alfred Kock.
Dean Schaffer from Moro.
ing to have a 330-lb. pum a
Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Stark of who spent two weeks here with 1
b reath in g on th em w hen they
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Cratty are
A wide range of prices
their
grandparents.
Bend sjient the weekend here
w ash dishes, but not M rs. M el­
here from California visiting
♦het meals ell wishes
visiting relatives.
vin
K
oontz,
of
T
housand
O
aks,
Mrs. Orville Ruggles and Mrs. ,
their niece, Mrs. Bert Cox and
P
alif.
This
un
u
su
al
pet.
nam
ed
Mrs. Alfred Ko< k was hostess T. M. Rolfe attended the Rebekah j
K im bo, is five y e a rs old and
to the bridge club Thursday with lodge in Wasco Wednesday night. (
consum es 10 lbs. of h o rs e m e a t
dessert luncheon followed by Mrs. Ruggles played for the Initl- ,
and a gallon of m ilk daily.
j
car,is at three tables. High score ation. .
was held by Mrs. Charles Hub­ Mrs. Kenneth Crews and dau- j
bard, second by Mrs. Anna Moore ghter, Florene and Nancy, were (
and low by Mrs. Harold Eakin. business visitors in The Dalles (
BE SURE
-
INSURE
<
Mrs. Ted Kelly won the traveling Friday.
BIRD WATCHER—Boots, the
Mr. and Mrs. August Wassen-
prize. Others present were Mrs.
boxer, looks as though h e ’s
Eben Kep, Mrs. Herman Peters, mlller and family of Tygh Valley
afraid of an attack , but his
FIRE - HAIL - CASUALTY - BONDS
Mrs. Arzell I/eniley, Mrs. A. A. were visitors Sunday at the home j
p a ra k e e t friend, P ete, is ju s t
(
Dunlap, Mrs. Boy Schilling, Mrs. of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Blbby.
am azed a t the w a te r Boots
Miss Barbara Alley drove to s
Truman Strong and Mrs. A. F.
slu rp s from the kitchen faucet.
The two a re g re a t friends, a c ­
Balzer. Mrs. Hubbard from Lan­ Portland Sunday on business re-
Farmers’ Blanket Coverage
cording to ow ner M arty G ron-
caster, N. Y. is visiting her cousin, turning home Monday.
achan, of Queens, N. Y.
Mrs. Truman Strong at Moro. • Mr. and Mrs. Sim Duncan and ,
(A P Wlrephotoa)
Mrs. Kendrick Dunlap enter­ Larry Smith drove to Portland ;
that reduces your auto & truck premiums
tained tiie bridge club at her
friends and to Bremerton and and on to Lebanon as overnight i
home In Moro the evening of June June 21 and met their son, Danny
Vancouver where they were over guests of her parents, Mr. and 4
26 with three tables in play. Mrs. Duncan DC3, who arrived on '
PHONE GRASS VALLEY 441 or 740
night guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ger­ Mrs. Jerry Coyle, returning Sun- {
Robert Schilling held high score, United airlines from Bermuda, 1
<
ry E. Woolf and to Portland and day.
Mrs. Paul Syron second and Mrs. where he spent the past three
Corvallis where they visited rel­ Mr. and Mrs Elner Helyer of <
Joe Blbby low. Mrs. Henry Bar­ months, to spend his leave here.
atives and friends returning Sat­ The Dalles accompanied by Mr. <
num won the traveling prize. He will leave about July 12 for
Others present were Mrs. Frank Little Creek, Virginia where he
urday by way of the Santiam
E T ^ E T ^ P in k ie 7 7 -B i l l i n g ^
Ketter, Mrs. John Rust, Mrs. Har­ will l>e stationed.
stopping at Powell Butte to visit
CARD
OF
THANKS
P. O. Box 184
Bob King went to Seattle Fri­
ry Hooper, Mrs. Roh Marvin,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Millard
Eakin
en­
I wish to thank all my friends
The Dalles, Oregon
Mrs. J. K. McKean. Mrs. Alfred day on business, Mrs. Edwin Pet­ who remembered me with cards route home.
ers
and
children
front
Colma,
Phone: 2339
Kock and Mrs. Herman Peters.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Bibby (had as
Calif., who spent a week here and letters while I was in Shrin-
Refreshments were served.
y o u r E q u ita b le
their guests Sunday her uncle and
with her sister, Mrs. Kenneth ers’ hospital.
Marjorie Riggs
Mr. and Mrs. Ross Wright and Crews and family, accompanied
aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Briedwell
s a v in g * r e p re s e n ta tiv e
daughter, Vicki of Wilamlna, him as far as Olympia where she
from McMinnville.
T R I y o u m u s t start
•a y s t
were recent guests of Mr. and will visit her mother, Mrs. Henry
Mr. and Mrs. Orville Ruggles
MEANT
FDR
LAST
WEEK
Mrs. Sim Duncan. The Wrights Roth.
Mrs. Frank von Borstel took have as their guests her brother
and Duncans met at Suttle lake
« F S TO A C Q U IR E
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Alberty are his mother, Mrs. C. von Borstel, In law and sister, Mr. and Mrs.
June 23 for the day.
the parents of a girl, Sandra Sue, of Oregon City to Redmond Wed­ Maurice DeVries and children,
Mr. and Mrs. William Brinkert lx>rn Sunday, July 1 at The Dal­
nesday where she visited Mr. and Loren and Phyllis, from Messena,
and Gary and daughter, Mrs. John les. She weighed 8 lbs 12| oz.
RESERVE M O N E Y
Mrs. Robert Rhode at Terrebonne N. Y. who arrived Thursday.
Mrs. Hilda Johnson left Sun­ and Mr. von Borstel attended a
Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Blagg drove
day for her home in Seaside af-
of the ASC and Mrs. von to Cottage Grove Saturday to vis­
Jer spending several weeks here meeting
Borstel
went
on to Bend and it Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Schilling
The most dangerous attitude in the world for any farmer, rancher, or
Dr. Otis G. Perkins with Mrs. John Engstrom.
spent
the
day
visiting Mr. and
other businessman is to think that since he can save only a small amount
Mrs. C. von Borstel accompan­
each year a savings program isn't worth starting. Even small savings,
ied Mr. and Mrs. Ted von Borstel, Mrs. Craig Coyner.
Optometrist
Mr. and Mrs. Frank E. Bayer,
Mrs. C. J. Kulick and daughters
nude regularly, pave the route to a buffer for a bad year. Your Equitable
and Mrs. Joe Kulick to Prineville Byron and Helen, and Kenneth
representative has helped many other* build fund* when they thought
Blagg
drove
to
Blalock
Sunday
to
Saturday to visit Mr. and Mrs.
it impossible. Merely by placing your operating money with Equitable
see the animals at the zoo.
Keith lieCourcey and family.
and gaining good earnings until you need it, you can make a »tart
(Aero:
from Stadlcmnn
Mr. and Mrs. John Rust took
Mr. and Mrs. Frank von Borstel.
toward a »olid «uni of ready cash. Find out more: phone your Equitable
ftdd
extra
days
.
.
.
your
their
grandson,
John
Raven,
to
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Howell and
representative or fill in and mail the coupon for full information.
vacation starta the mo­
Mr. and Mrs. Luther Davis were his jKircnts, the Oran Ravens in
Longview
Friday
night
after
business visitors In The Dalles
m en t you step aboard
»pending three weeks here. The
U
N IO N PA C IFIC « all-
Rusts returned Sunday.
EQUITABLE BUILDING
John Peters came in Saturday >new C ity o f P o r tla n d
Please tee that 1 get full
night and had dinner with his son
D om eliner. Avoid high-
saving» plans.
Edwin I’eters and family at the ’ way hazard« and fatigue.
Kenneth Crews’ home. The men
Nam<----------
Enjoy luxurious living on
all went fishing Sunday in Buck
Strut AJJrttt
wheels at no extra fare.
«■ R F D Nt
Hollow.
Mr. and Mrs. Wallace May left
» Guaranteed Service on ALL MAKES ■ June 19 on a trip that took them
CALL
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