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About Sherman County journal. (Moro, Or.) 1931-current | View Entire Issue (March 29, 1957)
PACE 3 SHERM AN COVNTT M oro P erso n a ls JO FR N A L, © F R ID A Y , M / - R C H 29, 1937 MORO, O REG O N, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Henrichs rere called to H ili^crc late Sunday evening upon word that her mother who is in a nursing home there, had suffered a heart attack. She was better by Mon day morning and Mr. and Mrs. Henrichs returned home. Bed Mitchell was here this week to pick up his coyote baits that h$ve 'been out this winter and thus finish his job in this county. Bed is now working for the gov ernment on Hart Mountain where he is trapping coyotes and other predators. He says the country in that section is very wet and he travels by horseback. Norval Lane was over Wednes day from Willow Creek where he is working for Luther Davis who ” a ” a cregk ranch three miles up from the Columbia river, ir Mr. and . *,— Mrs. »...»■ Ivan » iziwirAiio Kirkelie Jr. are now living in The Dalles where he is working in a lumlier yard. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Goodman, mis sionaries to Borneo, now on leave from that work, will be at the Kent church April 7 to 10 to talk and show pictures and curios ga thered while in that country. R ufus P erson als M rs . G eorge Hnrlandvlew gr Visitors for the < Larry Sayrs was home for a Mr. and Mrs. Whilie Miller Will Huck. lecturer. Is taking a few days from camp in California moved Sunday Into the house program to Hill Creek Grange to enjoy a short visit with his vacated by Mr. and Mrs. Boy March 26. Mrs Sadie Rich will parents, Mr. and Mrs. learner Grant who moved to Corvallis. have charge of the lecturer pro Sayrs. Bufus grange had its last pot gram at the first grange meeting Mr. and Mrs. Clare Axted were luck dinner preceding the meet in April. here last week end from their Fof The a*?“«liter hbVn Keith ings on Thursday .nights*. .Now home at Arpity to visit relatives that spring work is opening up Palmer, first aid chairman of and friends. the grange will serve refresh Wasco county, working with tne» A small survey party of engin ments after each meeting George Red Cross, was sjteaker lor. the eers went down the fishing road Fox on legislation says there are evening. He explained the need to the Deschutes river Sunday to school bills Interesting this com for first aid training and told of appraise the damage done to the munity at the state legislature. treatment used in caring for.dif roads by the winter. The report The bill pertaining to building Is ferent cases of injury. is that the road is in good condi not a good bill for the average tax tion except for loose rocks and a W a sco N ew s payer, and the grange takes a few slides and a light season of By Dori» Nisbet stand against it. Mrs. Sadie Blch work is in prospect. Mrs. Harold Engberg. w. host- on agriculture told of survival of " Little Vicki Virtue on her first weed seeds. Also on fencing and ess at a birthday dinner h day in school after having the bdth her parents, Mr. and herd laws for stock. thickenpox fell and broke her Its [Ilk KVIQ/VA ...... ,er fa father in Mrs. Harland McDonald said L. Funk and also her The building to be occupied by H.E.C. sent two packages to law, Andy Engberg Sunday. A the Empire Machinery company CABE. Mrs. Bolland Johnson read lovely yellow frosted cake was had a dirt floor pushed into it about traffic laws and regulations. served by the hostess for the oc this week from the dirt behind L. Bill Huck reported that he traded casion. A concrete floor will now be laid off the old music box for another Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Wallace had down for heavy machinery to be one which he has put some work dinner at the Floyd Haines' cele taken into the shop. on. However, more work Is to be brating the Haines’ wedding anni Mr. and Mrs. Dewey Thompson done before the player can be versary Thursday. They all at came home Monday after spend tended the wrestling matches In used efficiently. ing two months in California en Dalles after dinner. The grange plans a special meet joying the sun and visiting rela f o b SALE: 200 bu. Federation ing March 28 at 8 p. m. to confer The Mr. and Mrs. John Robinson seed wheat $2.60 field run, $2.85 tives who live there. cleaned and treated. Experi the 3rd and 4ar degrees for the were Portland business visitors Mr. and Mrs. Wes Johnson Tuesday. 21c came up Sunday to visit her par ment Station, Moro. Some of the out of town people ents, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Noonan. For USED PA R TS who attended the funeral of liar- Mr. and Mrs. B. C. Jones oi 4 -H Club N e w s ley Dutton in Wasco last week were and Mrs. Harley For ~ and to fit th e old er ca rs dyce of Mr. Trout Lake, Mrs. I,aura a“» ? EB E ^ B a X ^ ^ e - • " * by Fordyce, Chester Fordyce an I Mrs. Edna Cox, all of White Sal SEE hosts at a family dinner honoring president, Gene rJg mon, and Mr. and Mrs. Roy Dut Mrs Lester Barnum and son We discussed ou \f arv Moro M otors G arage ton of Yakinma. Tommy on their birthday anni- The meeting was held Kenneth E. Bish spent spring " h. J X e Bla m Z efa„X e prepare a vacation at the home of Mr. anti Mrs. Robert Blah. He Is attending Also complete Repair Oregon State. in Port - - he,d Mr. and Mrs. Joe Hilderbrand ,andr r u X to attend a meet- at Darlene W . house. Service for all cars. and Rodney will visit at the Lee X l l s : t S blaben winn nyn to Meeting was caHee. W order by P" t« U n j £ ’ he,d at the president ba“' nie" ^ ° B e HaMon waa our and other officers will speal. M™. Ina B a Mr. and Mrs. Truman Strong l)alanced ,neal. and Mr. and Mrs. Floyd r latt ot leader brought us brownies The Dalles, returned home lues- day evening from an auto trip taking them through Beno, Las Vegas, Phoenix, Tucson a n d Mexico, returning home by way erfection of Caliorfnia. They stopped at Boulder dam and other points of i l l every service interest. The fiftieth wedding anniver nt reasonable cost sary of Mr. and Mrs. Cicero Miller will be observed at the Commun ity church next Sunday with friends invited to come and con gratulate the couple on their half century in double harness. The Camp Fire Girls are going to have a popularity poll in con Funeral Service nection with the dance they are sponsoring for April 26. This w ar Leonard & W ilma Smith decided at the meeting Tuesday Ben L. Callaway afternoon. Directors Mr. and Mrs. Charley Powell drove up from Portland Tuesday T h e D a lle s C Y 6 -3135 Phone to have a look at spring work on ranch. Leo Watkins went Saturday evening to celebrate their Afterward they at- n u t Rebekah meet- Fox enjoyed dancing £ party Friday nifchl their leader Mrs. P G. Wilk ove ,n event. Olht P Hockett. Mary Haven. Bai Fridley, Carol Drinkard. Gi Laughlin. Alice Kaseberg, K Brock. Maxine Dormaier, Sa uii Foss, Tony Capaci, Tom Coats, John Thomas, Doug Bish, Virgil Fields, Gary Rhinehart, Bonnie Johnson, and Erling Jacobson. Refreshments were serve I at the end of the evening. Cub Scout Pack 571 will have a pack meeting at the Legion hall at 8:00 p. m. Saturday March 30. tATÍNü ÜÍL 11 S and H G reen Stam p s ON ALL R esid en tial C om m ercial Farm HEATING OIL ACCOUNTS D r. O tis G. P erk in s CALL Optometrist 105 GI 2 - 5 4 5 4 W ASCO E. 2 n d S t. IRA E KID LEY (Across from Stadelman- Bonn Hardware) Tel. CY6-5M2 The Dalle«, Di e. UNIO N OIL CO. of CALIF. 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