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SHERMAN COUNTY JOURNAL
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 21, 1M«
MORO, OREGON,
Wasco News
Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Patterson
Mr. and Mrs. Willis Black stop
are currently visiting at the home
ped in Grass Valley Thursday-
By Doris X tobet
of their daughter and husband,
night and visited the county fair
Mrs.
Grace
Zevely is 1
Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Fields.
Mr. and Mrs. Jerry DUch of Friday while touring in eastern
Mr. and Mrs. Ia?roy Belshee,
Milton-Freewater send word of Oregon. Both are former Grass ie Vivian Trounce house
the birth of a son, Sam Anthony, Valley residents, she being a sis Mr. and Mi k. Paul Patrick, Jeannette and Delores, took a trip
and Michael and Mr. and Mrs. G. to Yellowstone National Park.
born September 9 and weighing ter of Giles French.
7 lbs 7 oz. Coach Jerry says it
Mrs. May Barnum came up to A. Sargent attended the Pendle They visited Mrs. Belshee s sister
on their way home through Mon
looks like another tough football attend the Sherman county fair ton Round-Up Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Tuggle went tana and northern Idaho.
season for*lac Hi.
Sunday afternoon from The Dal-
to Enterprise to attend a recep Mr. and Mrs. l^eonanl Fields
A drivers license examiner w ill
be on duty in Moro, Tuesday,
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis McKee tion for Larose Hibbard, grand and family, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth
September 25, at the court house were here to take a look at the conductress of the Eastern Star. Fridley, Barbara and Milton,
l»etween the hours of 10 a. m. and fair and visit with friends in Sher Weekend visitors at the Harry
VanGilder home were Mrs. Van
man county.
3 p. m.
,
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Pinkerton
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Everett came Gilder's sister and cousin, Mary
erfection
met two cousins, Mrs. Anna Brad over from Olex in Gilliam county and Cora Laidlaw.
Mr. and Mrs. John Semling,
shaw of Macon, Missouri, and to meet old friends at the fair.
in every service
Miss Jessie Searcy of Springfield,
Mr. and Mrs. Kirby left Fri Carol and Richard, of Seattle,
111., in Portland September 11 and day for their new home in Port spent a weekend recently at the
at reasonable cost
took them for a tour of the coast land and turned the Moro Hotel home of Mr. and Mrs. Delmer
Smith.
and central Oregon. Mrs. Lena Coffee shop over to Mr. and Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Funk return
Searcy accompanied them. They Allen Kramer of Tygh Valley.
were put on the Shasta Day Donald Martin and his mother, ed Sunday from Bend where Mr.
light train in Portland Sept. 17. A Mrs. Jennie Martin, left Tuesday Funk spent a week in the hospi
Searcy family dinner was arrang for her home in Minnesota going tal. Mrs. Funk visited her brother
ed in their honor in Portland on by plane. Donald will go to In and family, Mr. and Mrs. Lee Ev
diana to pick up a new car before erett during this time.
the last Sunday.
Funeral Service
Mr. and Mrs. Glenn MvLachlan returning..
FOR SALE LL & LZ Van Brunt Leonard & Wilma Smith
of Heppner announce the engage Gary Miller left Sunday for
drills »bargain prices, less than
ment of their daughter, Leila Klamath Falls to enroll in Oregon
present wholesale. Also, three
Ben L- Callaway
Joan, to Thomas E. Sullivan, son Technical Institute.
used LL drills, two Dempster
Directors
of Mrs. Mary Sullivan of Los
Clifford May was up for the
drills. O’Meara Supply & Imp.
Angeles, California. A late fall county fair coming from Vancou Co. Tel. Gl 2-5402, Wasco, Ore. P h o n e T h e D a lle s < ' 0-313.»
ver where he has been living
wedding is planned.
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Mr and Mrs. Carl Everett of since leaving Sherman county.
Olex were over for the fair and
to visit friends in the county.
( ARD OF THANKS
Sherry Woods left Tuesday for
We would like to take this
Corvallis to enter Oregon State for means of expressing our thanks
her second year, going down with and appreciation to all those who
Gary Schilling who went on to sent flowers and cards during our
Euegen and the university. Carol recent loss.
Burnet left Sunday for her second
Ethel Axtell
W. P. Axtell and family
year at Oregon State.
Moro Personals
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CARD OF THANKS
1 want to thank the friends
who have aided me while in the
hospital and those who sent greet
ings and flowers during my stay
there. I will be glad to see them
at Patton Home in Portland.
Mrs. Ora Peetz
L u p in e
R ebekah
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 24, 1956
1:30 p. m.
Moro, Oregon
I,«wig»
Meets 21r and 4th ,
Tuesdays of ea<hj
month.
Visiting
members welcome.
I^aura Grabenhorse,|
N.G.; Vada DeMoss,
Secretary
Moro Ixxlge No. 113 I.O.O.F.
CARD OF THANKS
Meets 1st and 3rd , ttttff#
I want to tell the kind friends Tuesdays
in I.O.O.F.
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in Sherman county how much I hail. Transient and S i
appreciate the cards and letters visiting brothers are is
of friendliness while I have been cordially invited.
hospitalized. Thank you very John Shipley, N. G.
much.
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Leo Watkins, Secretary
Tom Douma
Bethlehem Chapter No. 78 O.E.S.
Meets every second and
fourth Thursday In each
month; visiting members
SUPPORT CLEAN
invited. Moro. Oregon.
GOVERNMENT
Dorene Hall, W. M.
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Dorothy Heater, Secretary
THORNTON
Eureka Lodge No. 121 A.F.&A.M.
Meets on the 1st and
3rd Thursday evenings
each month.
Vising
members cordially In
vited to meet with us.
Dean Pinkerton, W. M.
I , a STRONG
attorney general
» • Elect Thornton Commitl«t
Earl No It, Chm ,
McMinnvill*. O r*.
Because of illness in the family we are selling all
the furniture for a six room home at the Ora Peetz
residence in Moro on the main highway.
OAK
Leather living room set
D ESK
>pent their post-harvest vacation
camping cut at Paulina Lake.
Mr. and Mrs. Delmer Smith,
Marilyn and Bill, camped out on
the coast at Cape Lookout during
their vacation. On their way home
they visited Mrs. Smith's parents
Mr. and Mrs. Vern Merchant at
Culver.
The Frank E. Brown, Unit 91
of the American Legion held its
first meeting of the season Sept.
10 at the Waaco Ix?gion hall. Re
sults of the meeting were to have
a bake sale election day in Nov
ember. Annual dues should be
paid by November. The unit voted
to have yearbooks printed for its
members. Refreshments were ser
ved by hostesses Mrs. Clyde Frid-
CARD OF THANKS
We want to express our grati
tude to the friends who gave us
aid and comfort at the time of
the death of our mother, Mrs.
Oral Gosson.
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Gosson
Mr. and Mrs. Loyal Pratt
Mr. and Mrs. Earle Morrison
Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Barnett re
turned from Sacramento recently,
where they and their children vis-
ited relatives,
Mi and Mrs. Robert Nisbet and
family spent several days at Can
non Beach and Seaside.
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Wood Range
Elec. Lawn Mower
Elec. Washing Machine
Elec. Refrigerator
Edison Phonograph
Oak Tables — Chairs — Dishes — etc.
Many things of antique value
auctioneers
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Mrs. Ora Peetz
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CONGRATULATE
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the fair board and all those
who helped make the Sherman County Fair
a big success this year.
Green Stamps
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