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About Sherman County journal. (Moro, Or.) 1931-current | View Entire Issue (Aug. 24, 1956)
PACK « «H E R M A N O O C N T T ® JO U R N A L, MURO. ORBGON, F R ID A Y , A U G U ST H , IHM Mr. »"<» “ £ u X > t o £ r m " Crew«. The children played games « nlor dlvfloo Vara« won fir,« a while and then they all exchan ged gifts Pamela and Victor re S S i t t S S " T w ^ rw « ^ S ‘»“olr U a S ‘ C r° Ve' H“ lS' S T o Z n a X ' w ie k ra - wR? ceived extra gifts. Refreshm ents K consisted of a large decorated af,ernoon - Mra. H erm an l’eters returned his parents, Mr. and . _ birthday cake, ice cream, punch also attended the rodeo Sunday. Ray Reave o Mr. and Mra. Earl Olds and a»a there I » » » at arrlved FrW (roln Hood River w here Blagg. and coffee. w X s d s y lo m jto s e h u r g to v ls n . she visited her sun Herman and s ^ a . Don _ .Mrs. Bernard Martin, Mrs. Don ald von Borstel and Mrs. Myrle Sm ith were hostesses at a party S S Z h“ - m " ^ V e H A o m P l e t ^ ^ r w o r k « J J r r a - M ^ H a r ^ d Gomez and . - . l a n d Augu. at form er’ home August 14 honor from a heart attack August Southern t h ... bachelor Ruth Nevada to visit her parents, and family of I lie• ing Mrs. Owen Eakln. Those pre pltal 12. he will be « a im e d a t least land and received her bachelor R u th ,« . A,(red p a y n t an(J overnlght gue3U 1-YMay ,at the sent were Mrs. Eakln, Terry, Is W ard of science degree. nv home of her grandm other, Mrs. Ray and Susan, Mrs. Smith s son «tv wtagsk • H i« -ukiress Mrs. Olan Stark and children, T. M. Rolfe, on their u ay to ne Gordon, Mrs. Gene Reynold-., J u 15, Room 27, Veterans’ hospital, V* Jiid re n ^ w e n t *to Portland and children returning Terry and Kathy, Mrs. Harold ville on vacation. lie, Debbie, Shelley and Mark, Vancouver, Wash. Aifrp.1 Pavne and Hal Gomez Sunday on business returning i y E r a n k E. Bayer Mrs. Bernard M artin and De Miss Jean Anderson, Mrs. D. L. anRa t tQ Portland Saturday Reynolds, Mrs. Bill Todd and son, left Monday morning to go down Monday. M issJan e• An ierson ac- O . On business, they stopped at Mrs. Ivan Blagg. Mrs. Harold Ea- the river road to the Deschutes compamed them and vis tea n tr am. a '1 *lr and Mrs. Archie Cantrall Camp Collins to pick up son Dan- kin and Mona. The afternoon was fishing, they returned Tuesday parents. Julie VlSit M al ’ . whl were business visitors in The ny. who spent two w ^ k s there^ spent visiting after presenting evening. Mrs. Alfred Payne and children ott and family a while, Bailee Friday On the way home theystopped In Mrs. Eakln with a farewell gift Mrs. John Rust went to Port- Mrs. Frances Mathews arrived The Dalles to leave Danny w l ^ from the group, refreshm ents of and Mrs. Hal Gomez and daugh angel cake, punch and coffee were ters went to Portland Monday to land Friday on business and on vi.mdav from Seattle after finish- filends. . - - h im \'ng term at the University of down Sunday and “ rough him visit the form er’s sister, Mrs. to Longview. W n„ 10 visit her served by the hostesses. W ashington, to visit her mother, home. They “ roug“ ‘ £ h y “ ’ , , r Mrs. Maude G arrett and Bill of Adam Bauder and family retu rn daughters. Mrs. Oran Raven and family and Mrs. Mrs. Hex „av.-a Richards _ of Portland home w ith them for Shaniko and Mrs. W. D. Barnett ing Tuesday evening^ fam i, anu — Mrs. T . VI. Rolfe. were callers Sunday at the Her Mr. and Mrs. Ted Trimble and and family. Mrs. Raven and son Mrs. Willard Rolfe, Mrs. T. M. a visit. Mr. and Mrs. Sam AUierty and came home • w ith .« > — Sunday. n«rt her Bert Rolfe nncl Mrs. John Engstrom Mr. ’ Russell Allen man Peters home. . ¿ J h* m other of Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Blagg had daughter w ere in The Dalles F ri Cox accompanied Mrs. Rust to we business visitors In The I>al- as dinner guests Sunday honor day on business. Mr. and Mrs. Frank T. Bayer P M r T L e ll Lemley entered The ing Clair Balzer on his birthday anniversary, Mrs. Clair Balzer, and Mr. and Mrs. Frank E. Bayer The Dalles Dalles Sunday ’rplu'?M,av business visitors in The Dalles leave Tuesday for th eir home ac- w ent ent to to The Sunday even- even- Dalles hospital Mr. and Mrs. Harold Blagg and w w oolw lne Aaturday companled by his daughter Susan Sandra of Portland, Mr. and Mrs. ing where the former Mrs. Bayer sh e underw tnt .- f « r . .n tl M rs^ J. ■ ' m ™ and Mrs. E. R. Blaylock had who spent a m onth at the Kee Gerald Blagg and grandson, Mr. entered the hospital for medical w eekend’a t the home of as their guests last weekend their home and Mrs. Ivan Blagg and family. attention. Frank T. and Mrs --------------------------------------------------- -- Bud Eslinger and Mr. an l Mrs. A. F rank E. went down Monday apent^the * £ * X » c e May F. Balzer. The afternoon was Monday m orning to visit her. Mr. and Mrs. Herman Peters Mr. and Mrs. Ted Trimble and «pent visiting. Mortgage Loans To Meet Your Individual Needs had as weekend guests their son, Mr. and Mrs. Roy vSchllllng and Mr. and Mrs. Verne Mobley and H erman Peters jr. an4 family oF ATTRACTIVE TERMS family and Mrs. A. A. Dunlap Gary, went to Warm Springs Hood River. Mr. and Mrs. Doug- w ent to Madras Saturday to the Tuesday to stay until Friday. PROMPT SERVICE rodeo. Verne Jr. and Ronnie Mob ley took p art in the events, in the « : D on’s T V Shop : Guaranteed Service on ALL MAKES CARD OF T il W K H We wish to thank our many 4 friends who helped us the day 4 our barn burned. Also for the hay that has been given us. Grass Valley Is growing. Harold Alfred and Edith Lyons i Eakln’s wide spreading house on Mill street is going to be ready for use pretty soon w ith most of the heating and lighting already in. ♦ Did You Buy That Stock People Were Talking About? You don’t have to be rich to have an ownership interest in m any of the “blue chip” stocks you read about every day. An invest ment in a M utual Fund — even a modest sum, or an invest-as- you-go plan — will give you f i ownership interest in many such leading companies. Send now for this free folder. Ring Merritt & Co., Inc. A R»W»«wW» orgonhohan « p t c lo lllir 0 in M u tu a l Fund» Offl<«> in principal clUa» B. C. Baumgartner Next door to the C & C Store a T he a n sw ers to everyd ay new building is being built for Insurance problem»* Mrs. Don Sm ith by Du w a n Bros, By Frank B etter for postoffice occupancy. The whole thing will be new, new building, new equipment, reports Glendora Smith, post mistress, who is having the building put up. It is 24’ x 32,’ of concrete block construction w ith concrete floor and looks as if someone could distribute mail there for QUESTION: W hen th e dam age years to come. from w ater used to put ou t a fire Across the street, gravel is on is con sid erab ly grea ter than from hand for another concrete block the fire Itself, w ill th e F ire in su r bulhling that is expected to be an ce pay for the w ater dam age. built later this fall. A N SW E R : Yes. that dam age is Grass Valley lly Mr». A. F. Balser •!$ M . Xf 1 I l ^ i r t ■•on- « I t i .8 ' 'i i ; ■ ■ ¡L ' -JB Trade your old set on a new Zenith or Admiral Good Trade-in Allowance Call 423 Grass Valley On Vacation Olympia A barbecue —and light Olympia Beer —just naturally go together . . . always in good taste, always enjoyable. The Slaughter House at Grass Valley will be closed from August 20 until September 4. No animals will be killed. We are going on a vacation. • I f you ’ll addreea your ow n Insur ance question» to th is office, w e'll try to g iv e you the n w rect a n s w ers ami th ere w ill be no charge or ob ligation of any kind. Agency A western company serving western agriculture HOME O FFICE , 812 S. W. Washington Portland, Oregon Phone ATw ater 4331 ..with pleasure fu lly covered in a sta iu lan l F ire p olicy. Mrs. Earl OKI« and J. E. Alley announce the engagement of their daughter, Barbara, to Richard W. Rust, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Rust of Grass Valley. The wed Frank K etter ding date will lie announced Jater. 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