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PACK 4 «HERMAN COUNTY JOURNAL, MORO, OREGON, FRIDAY, JANUARY II, 1M1 Wasco News Gras« Valley By Doria N lsb et By Mrs. A. P. Balzer Mr. and Mrs. Harold Owens had as dinner guests Friday even ing Mr. and Mrs. Willard Barnett and son, Keith, Mr. and Mrs. Olan Stark and family of Kent and Mrs. W. D. Barnett. Mr and Mrs. Donald Marsh and family of Hood River arrived Tuesday to stay at the home of her parents, the Donald Clod f el- ters when they leave January 9 on a vacation trip to California. Mr. and Mrs. John D. Simpson and children of Harrington, Wn., were guests over New Years at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Alex Brander. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Martin had as dinner guests New Years day Mr. and Mrs. Bob Martin and Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Martin and **»• family. Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Balzer spent Mr and Mr». W. C. P atterson th e w edding a n n iversaries at Sunday In Wasco visiting Mr. and and Mr and Mre. Jam es B lagg at Grase V alley December 2«. Mrs. Gus Hartmann. ___ Verne Mobley, who a tte n d e d ---------------- DSC the first term, left Wednes- ixanahl von Borstel and family to the New Years , dance . „ at . Kent , day for Klamath Falls where he honorng the birthday anniver- and stayed over night, returning enrolled as a student at OTI. sarles of Mrs. Sayre and Mrs. home Wednesday. Mrs. A. A. Dunlap went to Moro p onai(i Von Borstel. The evening The New Years eve dance in New Years day and had dinner was spent playing games and the Kent legion hall sponsored with Mr. and Mrs. Jack Cuchman. watching home movies. by the George Bell I ost No 4> Mrs. Verabelle Alley arrived Mr. and Mrs. Dell Olds had as was well attended and everyone Monday from Portland and spent New Years at the home of Mr. dinner guests New Years day Mr. had a good time. Music was fur- and Mrs. Lyle Olds, Mr. and Mrs. nished by the Rhythmaires. The and Mrs Don Smith. Oran Raven arrived Sunday Fred Peters and Derrie and Chas. supper was furnished and served by the Legion auxiliary. Mrs A. from Kelso, Wn., to take his wife Olds and son home after spending a Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Stark of A. Dunlap and Mrs. Oliver Schad- week here with her parents Mr. Bend came Monday and were din ewitz were on the supper com- ner guests at the home of Mr. and mittee. and Mrs. John Rust. Ronald Rolfe, Larry Smith, Mrs. Alfred Payne and all went Keith Barnett, Arthur Decker and Venezuela Frank McKay left Sunday for Kla math Falls to resume their stu Fastest G ro w in g C ustom er dies at OTI after spending the holidays with their parents. for U . S. Farm P roducts Dr. and Mrs. John I^arsell and daughters of Portland spent the weekend as guests of Mr. and Mrs. John Rolfe. Dinner guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. H. O. Dugger Sun day were Mr. and Mrs. John Rust, Mr. and Mrs. Rex Richards and son and Mr. and Mrs. Oran Raven and son. Mr. and Mrs. Frank von Borstel and Mrs. A. von Borstel were shoppers In Portland January 2 and visited Mrs C. von Borstel, returning January 3. Mr. and Mrs. Len Garland were in The Dalles Friday and visited their son, Charles Garland, of Cal ifornia, who spent several days at the Grant Garland home, and they returned home Saturday. Mrs. Frances Mathews left This scene of a supermarket in Caraca» gives some indication of Thursday for her home In Seattle the many U. S. producís shipped to Venezuela each year. Last year after spending the holidays here Venezuela imported almost $1 billion worth of American goods and with her mother, Mrs. T. M Rolfe. services. Mrs. Marie Bardenhagen had Since 1950, Venezuela has bought over 2% billion dollars worth dinner the evening of New Years of U.S. product:«. In the same period, U.S. farm ers ' day at the home of Mr. and Mrs. tu to rs did mon> than $600,000.000 worth of busines» ’*’d b J e n e z u d ^ Charles Davis. In 1951 for example. Venezuela bought nearly ^140,000,000 worth Miss Nancy Hoeppner left Fri of Droducts derived from American furms, ranches, and plantations. day on the Streamliner for her The biggest single item in this total was $22,000,000 worth of dairy home In Michigan City, In !., after products. Grains and prepared foods from grains were next in spending three weeks with her '" r h e ^ x t 0** of Ver zr.ela’s purchases became evident in a study sister, Mrs. Carl von Borstel and made recently for the Creole Petroleum Corporation, a U.S.-owned family. oil company operating in Venezuela. The Creole study traced U.S. The Grass Valley Rebekah lodge exoor'3 from neaily eveiy state in the Union. It is estim ated th at No 118 met at the IOOF hall Wed 170,000 joba depended upon these exports. nesday evening for Its regular meeting. Mrs. Kenneth Crews, - noble grand, presided with ten members present. Open installa tion of officers will be held Wed nesday night Jointly with the Odd Fellows. Mr. and Mrs. Mar. us Eslinger and family of Sprlngston, Idaho and her father, When Hogue of Crater I^ake, were dinner guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Don von Borstel Monday evening and all went to the- New Years eve dance at Kent. Willard Rolfe went to The Dalles Saturday and brought his brother, John Rolfe, home from the hospital where he spent sev eral days for medical attention. Mr. and Mrs. Dell Olds went to Culver Thursday and visited with .Mrs. Harry Helslng and they went to Redmond to visit Mr. Helslng who Is In the hospital with pneumonia. Mr. and Mrs. Frank von Borstel had as dinner guests Sunday af ternoon Mr. and Mrs. A. von Bor- stel and Fred. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Sayra and Tony, and Mr. and Mrs. ....... Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Barnett, Bradley and Stephanie, were guests of the Owen Barnetts on Christmas eve and Christmas day.. Mr. and M«. Mrs. Harry and M r.aM " / Adams Medler sons ^ \^ ^ w e re ^ U o Y M re and to? Christmas Grace T>,., AHama’ a.^nt the the breakfast. spent , J t h / d The a v Adams’ there while the vuV Upr^ ui-nt on to Willa- ST"’ t mette In the afternoon to spend S S ' S « ™ ' h her parenu' <he On Christmas day M r ^ d Mrs. £ £ S U n ^ M r^ n ? ^ enter- Yocum and children spent New Funk enjeyed New Year’s day Mrs. Harold Engberg Mary Year’s eve at the Floyd Haines. -- O'Meara, Mary te a rs ew dinner at the Lee Dehler home. talned , Margaret Mary Ylockett and Mr. They enjoyed dinner and spent M r.. H a » , Engberg of, Spokan. ~ M rs.^ H ^ro ^ E n g ^ rg and Kaye in ° ^ er W f°r the P3®1 week Robert Nlsbet Is taking over the 7th and 8th grade Sunday school class at the Methodist church. Rev. and Mrs. Richard Bruner Kathy and W’esley, were In Port- on business Thursday and Friday. Dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Vern Dutton New Year’s day were Mr- and Mr8- L1°Yd R°.vse, Car- men and Everet, and Mrs. J. F. dinner and the girls stayed all slumber party ni«ht for a slum r P* >• Frank E. Brown Post No. 91 Qf the American Legion Auxili- met at the Legion hall Jan- u/ ry 7, with president. Grace Medler, presiding. Members of the unil are asked to bring old cloth- ing for children and adults to the February meeting. The clothing w n . be oe sent « ... to „ an ... < Oregon welfare wi„ organization, to be designated at Year' « day Mr- and Mrs the next meeting. Honor guard - k o , Oran, Mrs pins will be ordered for 25, 30 and vTnSlder’ andThUd’ren. w itTpres?^^^^ = Ä Ä emoyed Judy .’pent New Year’s eve and d3y at the home of Emilio Res in Blalock. Mr and Mrs Sam Brock spent jgew Year’s day in The Dalles With Mr. and Mrs. James Maddox and Mr. and Mrs. Spencer. \ Mr. and Mrs. U L. Ro>se, Car- men, ^ 5 ’‘ ' ’chdrlstinas day in Royse spent C h ristm as uay m Portland with ‘ family Everett stayed until Thursday when his parents pick ed him up. and Mrs wUey McDonald, ^ re ^ rta S n T d to m i Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Glen Virtue and the spring. President Grace Med- Mrs. Paul Patrick and Maddox of The Dalles and Mr. Mr. and ler urged all members to support • • children of Moro, and and Mrs. Phil Andrews and Bruce Mrs. Leo Roberts and Joy of the heart fund. Mrs. Sam Brock * John Capaci, Robert Nlsbet and of Portland. and Mrs. Lee Dehler . were appoin . Mr and Mrs. L. L. Royse were Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Belshee had Grass Valley all enjoyed a pot ---- ted to plan the card party for the Thursday vlsltors ,n Portland. as Christmas dinner guests Roy luck dinner at the home of Mr. February meeting. Refreshments and Mrs. John Buck in Moro. Belshee of Moro, Mr. and Mrs. were served at the close by Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Nlsbet and Afton Jeff Wilson of The Dalles and Mr. McIntyre. and Mrs. Don Wilson and two Elaine stopped In Gresham on Rev. and Mrs. Richard Bruner Dr. Frank D. Reid their return from a recent trip to children of Tacoma. Kathy and Wesley and Mr. and Portland and visited Rev. and D en tist Mr. — and — Mrs. ----- Paul ---------------- Patrick were ..... Mrs Clyde Fridley, Stuart, and hQgU at <he annual Christmas Mrs. Fletcher Cannell. They re- T esa were New year’s day Moro H otel Bldg. JO 5-3561 party given for the employees of ported the Cannells in better guests at the Robert Nisbets, Office D ays: T ues. & Wed. the Co-op and their wives. The health than they have been for where they enjoyed a pot-luck patrlckg presented each __ _ man some time and anxious for news dinner and watched the Rose wUh a áet Qf monogrammed han(1. of friends in this vicinity. 5¿*“í*game on television, kerch¡efS anj their wives with Their address Is 822 Victoria Ave, Rev. and Mrs. Bruner and child lovejy cocktail aprons. Present at and they wot|ld welcome anyone erfection the aifalr whtch lasted from 2 to who has time to stop for a visit, ren attended the monthly par 5 p m were Walt Eatont j im West Wind Riders met last sonage pot-luck for this sub-dis in every service White, Frank Knox, Mr. and Mrs. Sunday at the Leo Watkins home trict Monday at Tygh Valley, Harold Engberg, Mr. and Mrs. for a meeting and pot-luck dinner. where six ministers and their nt reasonable cost are present. Tuesday Art Dahl, Mr. and Mrs. Rob’t Nis The remainder of the day was families they attended a parsonage pot spent with music and singing. bet. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Moore, luck In Grass Valley which was Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Funk, Mr. and Music was furnished by Fred held the members of the Sher Mrs. Hockett, Mrs. Keith Mc Dormaier and his aoeordion, A1 man for county Ministerial associa Donald and Mrs. Leona VanGilder. Dormaler and Jimmy Clifton on guitars. Enjoying the day w’ere tion. Mr. and Mrs. Leo Watkins, Don- Mr. and Mrs. Leland Anderson the John Kelloggs and Jack, the of Portland are the proud parents Tom Moores and Barbara, the n^e and JudY> were recent SatlH Funeral Service of a six pound-eleven ounce baby Fred Dormaierg and Freddie,, the daY ev©nin8 dinner guests of Mr. girl born December 26. She has Everett Winnetts and granddau- and fjeonard Lutje. Leonard & Wilma Smith been named Pamela Lee. Grand- ghters, Pamela Winnet and Susan Mr. and Mrs. Robert Nisbet, parents are Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Brown, the James Cliftons and John. Tony, Elaine and Annette Ben L. Callaway Harper of Wasco and Mr. and Danny, the Glen VanGilders and and Mrs. J. F. Royse enjoyed a Directors Mrs. Art Macheel of Biggs. Great Glenda, the Vern Smiths, and pot-luck dinner Sunday at the grandparents are Mrs. Ida Ander- guests the Al Dormaiers, Maxine, IJoyd Royse home, I’hone T h e D alles CY 6-3133 son of Whiting, Iowa and Mrs. Albert and Arlene. Mr. and Mrs. Som Brock, Mrs. Polly Schwelnhart of Biggs. Sunday dinner guests at the Sadie Rich, and Mr. and Mi-.. Joe Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Harper home of Mr. and Mrs. Dewey spent Christmas eve at the home Thomas were Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Mortgage Loans To Meet Your Individual Needs of Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Ander- Fridley, Teresa and Stuart, ATTRACTIVE TERMS son and later at the Leland Ander- The regular monthly meeting son home in Portland. Christmas Of the Wasco Rural PTA was held TROMPT SERVICE day they enjoyed dinner at the C. last Thursday with a small turn- Wi Walker home in The Dalles, out of officers, teachers and mem- Standard Insurance Co. William (Bud) Nisbet has re- bers. They voted to have the an- turned home from Germany and nual potluck dinner February 8. A western company serving western agriculture has been discharged from the Henry Rlchelderfer spoke about ■army. the new fire station and the train- HOME OEEICE the volunteer fire enJ^ depart- (| The Thursday "'«hl bridge club ing men( of Group s|nglng wm 812 S. W. Washington Portland, Oregon met at the home of . ■ and refreshments were served by Phone ATwater 4331 Nlsbet with Mrs. Henry Richel; Mrj Jo|)n an<J Mr< derfer as guest. Mrs. Ira Fridley Barnett. won high and Mrs. Rlchelderfer _ low. Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Sargent and the latter’s cousin, Mrs. Rena Sheppard of New York, who Is spending the winter with them, spent the recent holidays at the home of the Sargent’s daughter and family, Mr. and Mrs Charles Neville In Corvallis. While there they all went to Kelso, Wash., to attend the silver anniversary • • • • • «I celebration of Mr. and Mrs. Att • ’ Olson, cousins of the Sargents. Tlllicums met Thursday at the home of Mrs. L. L. Funk with Mrs. Sam Brock as co-hostess. DECEM BER 31, 1956 A surprise birthday party had been planned for Mrs. I^ee Dehler and a specially decorated cake was served and the club present ed her with a gift. The after- was spent at bridge, with Mrs. W. A. Nlsbet winning high prize. Mrs. James Maddox of The Dalles second high and Mrs. Leona Van OF P O R TLA N D Gilder low. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Tuggle enjoy ed a visit from several members of Mrs. Tuggle’s family from De RESOURCES cember 23 through the Christmas holidays. They were Mrs. Tug Cash on Hand and Due from Banks...................................... $ 147,891,475.13 gle’s mother, Mrs Astrid I^ah- United States Government Bonds........................................... 288,104,795.50 mann of Olympia, Mr. and Mrs. Municipal and Other Bonds................................... 71,132,703.62 Robert Scribner and daughters, Loans and Discounts— N e t. .................. .......................... 337,926,885.8 5 Kathy and Janet of Olympia. Mrs. Stock in Federal Reserve Bank................................................ 1,200,000.00 Frances Sutter and daughters, Bank Premises (Including Branches)...................................... 11,579,104.32 Annette and Frances of Tacoma, Customers’ Liability on Acceptances..................................... 168,177.90 i Christmas day Mr. and Mrs. Interest Earned........................................................................... 2,873,454.63 Frank Lahmann and sons, Tom, Other Resources......................................................................... 470,057.57 Bob ami Bill of Carson, Wash., came for the day. Bob stayed un $ 861,346,654.52 til the 29th when Mr. and Mrs. Tuggles and Mrs. Astrid Lahmann LIABILITIES took him home and enjoyed din ner with his parents, the Frank C apital................................................................ $ 2 0 ,0 0 0 ,0 0 0 .0 0 Lahmanns. Surplus ...................................................... 20,000,000.00 Undivided Profits....................................... 20,612,173 44 60,612,173 44 Mr. and Mrs. Carl Tuggle were hosts to a surprise dinner party Reserves for Interest, Taxes, etc.............................................. 4 ,6 2 7 ,1 9 8 10 Thursday night honoring the 48th Acceptances............................................................................... 168,177.90 wedding anniversary of Mr. and Dividends Declared................................................................... 650,000.00 Mrs. O. A. Sargent. Guests were T h e an sw ers to everyday Deposit. ..................................................................................... 784,152,311.54 Mr. and Mrs. Fred Cole, Mr. and Insurance problem s* Interest Collected Not Earned.......................... ........................ 4,628,392.66 Mrs. Harry VanGilder, Mrs. Rena By Frank K etter Other Liabilities........................................................................ 6,308,400 88 Sheppard and Mrs. Astrid Lah- • I f y o u ’ll address your own Insur mann. After dinner a large cake an ce q u estion s to th is o ffice, w e’ll $ 861,346,654.52 was brought out which the Sar- try to g ive you the correct a n s __ ____________n j------------- cut and served and a gift w ers and there w ill he no charge Pi« 6 J krancUl Orago* was presented (O them. The even Above are 'two pictures taken at school building Jast sp ng or obligation o f any kind. the Siici man H igh it wa» o n ly » l»lan- hiao orncS: roauANO. orioon ing was spent looking at colored the sh irt of will be the featured speaker at ’he Rntj^s an(j several calls of congra- business meeting following a din- tulatlons were received by the PCA Meeting Called ner at noon. His talk will I* de- honored guests. voted primarily on the outlook Nona of Oswego, teacher of .1 .« it s f umers and their for wheat and cattle. Members sewing and design, has dlscontln- Moie than l.v Sherman, will elect two new directors to Ued classes until March, due to mil ihd w i l i e r »uci»d C.rn.11 s . , r , ,nd Ed- , he bad weath.r " • ‘r " : . .... . ,.„.l KUckUal ward I.. Bate, whose terms ex- Mrs Ida Everett Is s^ndlnj: W ill ..... - „ - I.. plred December 31. Nominations a couple of weeks In Salem visit QUKftTlOSt and Skamania count»« In wasn dam age’* clause In E xtended Cov- and hkaina . ’ h f directors will lx» presented by Ing her «laughter, Mrs. Gus Wol- P ¿ ^C H A P E L ^ 5 + a te m e n | o - f ( ^ ~ ^ o n d ilio n The United States National Bank you Knwl THE DALLES BRANCH K r a S l n . u r . . « - » m , for cleaning « ^ - t m i t ’.c D IS IC I e n m ^ e « ! of Roy Cott. “nn\’“ Cr^ llt \ . Mxlatlon at Bisbee, Hood River. Wayn« Eshel- Past Matrons of the Annie Ful- Production Credit Centerville, Wn., M. T. ton chapter will meet at the home i h nU’ii 'n i ' /A U-V'l ’ V Merton Weatherford. Arlington. Harry B of Mrs. G. A. Sargent January 4. l he Dal • . pmkerton. Moro. Henry Hooper, with Mrs. Carl Tuggles as co-host styln. -,-vrcmrv tr.-asurw. .am Ant<R ’ K;, rl m ... u,.r; The IMb e.s e « « w ^ ‘h K,rie'Hobs<,n, „ „ „ .t o n market- 1« an.1 W. C. Yeley. Oolden.lale. Mr and Mm. Harold E ngbrn off th e MMX and sm oke that <t»me from a flreplac««'.’ U , I i A N SW E R No. th at Mirt of daw age is Aperifh'ally fr..m ,he M * . AgepK m - r i ^ n X : U o TMI U N H ID »RANCH OI STAUS NATIONAL BANK OP PORTLAND OREGON'S OWN STATE WiLE BANK f« d « ro l N» -o»««
