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PAGE 4 SHERMAN COUNTY JOURNAL, MORO, OREGON, om the hospital w here she x‘nt three weeks for medical at- Mrs. Frat Dalles Thui Mcr* < a%e L oans To M eet Your In d iv id u a l N eeds A T T R A C T IV E T E R M S P R O M P T S E R V IC E Standard Insurance Co. A we l rn com pany se rv in g w estern a g ric u ltu re 612 HO M E O F F IC E S. to . W ashington P o rtla n d , O regon Phone A T w a te r 4331 FRIDAY, AUGUST SI, 1M« LMviu nayer arrive« from Malison, Wisconsin to visit his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank T. Bayer and other relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Owens took their son, Robert, to The Dalles Wednesday evening for medical attention. Mr. and Mrs. Grover Young and their daughter, Mrs. Florence Pike, of Portland left Thursday for Long Beach, California to visit their son, H arry Young and fam ily. They will visit their son and daughter in law, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Young at Burbank, Cal ifornia before returning. Mrs. Hraold Owens gave a din ner Monday evening for her hus band who celebrated his birthday Grass Valley anniversary. Present were Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Olds and Ro- and Mrs. Olan Stark and family, bjn w’ent to Pendleton Saturday Mrs. W. D. Barnett. Mr. and Mrs. to the East-West football game, Herman Peters and John Peters. Mr. and Mrs. Olan Stark, Mrs. Sam Stark and Mrs. Frank E. Bayer were business visitors in A superior wrvice of personal eWandenca By Mr*. A. F. Balzrr Mrs. Earl Olds and Mrs. H er man Ziegler attended a layette shower for Mrs. Carl Ziegler, nee Evelyn KJrkelle, at the home of Mrs. Ivan Klrkelie In Moro Tues THAT COSTS NO MORI day afternoon. Each guest brought their gift unw rapped for all to see l>efore w rapping them to lx? sent to Mrs. Ziegler who Is w ith her husband in Texas with the t p « - arm y and was unable to be pre «J4 sent. Refreshm ents were served ■OOÖLLYAVL by the hostess. A wide range of price« Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Payne and family took her mother, Mrs. ♦ha» ma oh all wish«» Christine Maldaner, to Portland Saturday to the home of her dau ghter, Mrs. Adam Bauder, after I * ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ spending a few days here w ith them. They returned Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Vintin a r rived W ednesday from Corvallis and spent Saturday vlstlng his brother In law and sister, Mr. and Guaranteed Service on ALL MAKES Mrs. F rank T. Bayer. Mr. and Mrs. Hal Gomez and LARGE Stock TV Tubes & Parts daughters left Friday for their home in Ruth, Nevada, after a va T ra d e y o u r old se t on a new Z e n ith o r A d m ira l cation here w ith her parents, Mr. Good T ra d e -in A llow ance and Mrs. Alfred Payne and family Mr. and Mrs. John Decker went Call 423 G rass V alley to Portland August 23 to visit her mother at the nursing home and from there they went to Cannon Beach and spent a couple of days. The Dalles Tuesday, Kenneth Olds with the arm y stationed at Reno, Nevada and his father, Will Olds from Yuba City, California were recent visitors here. ■j V, v , wy ftpri ~ *et / I iJ-w Don’s TV Shop G ET THAT tr o u t : ,..then ¿et yourself - some fine bourbon... ~ \ A sk fo r H ermitage amd te ll the w o rld yo u k n o w great K e n tu c k y HERMITAGE BRAND 6 years old • • I t I0’’” •’ - 0 l > H m SIT a C! IT Î I a W & ÎÎ ■’ p la n developed to c u t in su ran ce co sts for sa fe drivers. H o w ? B y in su rin g o n ly selected risks a n d b y c u ttin g red ta p e all do w n th e line. R e su lt: im p o rta n t sa v in g s—for yo u . The Slaughter House at Grass Valley SAFECO a ls o g iv e s y o u b est av ailab le p ro te c tio n , 24-hour n a tio n w ide claim s service, a n d th e experienced counsel o f y o u r ow n will be closed from August 20 until in d e p e n d e n t ag en t. C h eck S A F E C O t o d a y - September 4. m odem No animals will be killed. 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