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About Sherman County journal. (Moro, Or.) 1931-current | View Entire Issue (June 7, 1957)
o o TAOK 4 UHKUMAN OUVMTY JOURNAL* MORO, OKKOON, FRIDAY, JUNK 7, 1M7 and family. They brought their to Portland Friday evening and grand daughters, Linda, Leslie, were guests of .Mr. and Mrs. Carl and Lori Perrigo home with them Runke returning home Sunday, By Mrs. A. F. Baker for a visit. Mr. and Mrs. L. D. Peterson BORN: To Mr. and Mrs. Rex arrived Thursday from California Clyde Davis and daughter, Louise, arrived Wednesday from Ibchards a daughter June 1 at to visit his mother, Mrs. Amelia Condon and spent Memorial day Ihe UaUes. The baby weighed Peterson, leaving for their home visiting at the Fred Cox home pounds and four ounces and Tuesday. returning home Friday. was named Barbara Jo. Grand* Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Balzer went Mrs. John Engstrom came up Parents are Mr. and Mrs. John to Wasco Memorial day and had from The Dalles Friday and vis- oi Urass Valley and Mrs. dinner with the Gus Hartmanns Ited Mrs. T. M. Rolfe until Mon* Juanita Richards of Portland, and all went to The Dalles to put day when she went to the Harold Rreat grandparents are Mr. and flowers on graves of relatives. Eakin home to visit a few days. Mrs- H. O. Dugger of Grass Valley They visited Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Alice Eslinger of Sprlngston, and she is fortunate enough to Hartmann before returning home. Idaho is here visiting Katie Reck- have a Kreat £reat grandmother, Mr. and Mrs. William Brink- man and Mona Eakin. Mrs. -Mary Hayes of Portland. ert and Gary, went to Portland The Ben Payne family picnic Mr. and Mrs. Oran Raven and Friday on business and visited was held Sunday at Uncle Walt's Rex Richards went to The Dalles her mother, Mrs. Christine Fre- park In The Dalles. Those attend- Sunday to visit Mrs. Richards deen and also visited an aunt of ing from Grass Valley were Mr. at The hospital. Mr. Brinkert's In Vancouver,- re- and Mrs. Alfred Payne and fam- Mr. and Mrs. Harland Clodfelter turning home Sunday, lly, Mr. and Mrs. Bennie Payne, and children of Seattle spent Mr. and Mrs. John Matlock of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Payne and Memorial weekend as guests of Portland were recent visitors at family and Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Mr. and Mrs. Don Clodfelter and the William Brinkert home. Todd and family. Mr. and Mrs. Frank von Borstel. Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Blagg, Mr. Mrs. Fred Stradley of The Dal- Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Eccles and and Mrs. Gerald Blagg, and Mr. les and her daughter, Mrs. R. D. children came up Memorial day and Mrs. Ivan Blagg and family Smith and son, Jeff, of Lincoln, from Hood River to visit her par- from here and Mr. and Mrs. Rudy Nebr., were visitors Sunday at the ents, Mr and Mrs. Don Clodfelter Olsen and Marilyn and Mr. and Clyde Stradley home. and to leave their daughter while Mrs. Dean Shaver of Moro were Mr and Mrs Earl Olds and Ro- they went on t0 The coast for a dinner guests Memorial day at bin Barbara Alley Dick Rust few day8- Mrs- Ec«1*8 and son, the Clair Balaer home in Moro, and Mr and Mrs Jack Griffiths SlePhe“ cafne Sunday evening Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Blaylock drove to Wemme on Mt. Hood and took her daughter home Mon- went to Seattle Monday to visit Sunday for a picnic dinner with day; their grand daughter, Mrs. Eu- Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Perry and , r> and Mrs. Harold Owens gene Spencer and family. Mrs. T. family of Portland and family> Mr. and Mrs. Olan m . Rolfe accompanied them to ' Mr and Mrs E L. Coffey and Stark and of Kent and Mr. Seattle to visit her daughter, Miss Lucy Coffey of Portland and Mrs< Willard Barnett were Mrs. Frances Mathews, were over night guests Wednes- dinner guests Memorial day at the Mr. and Mrs. Paul Arthur and day at the Wallace May home. home of Mre- w - D- Barnett. daughter, Sharyl of Condon, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Rodda went The Basic Dress workshop was spent Memorial day with his to The Dalles Saturday to see held in the recreation room of the grandmother, Mrs. Sam Stark, their baby at The Dalles hospital. Baptist church Monday with Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Willard Barnett They expect to bring her home Ina B. Hanson as instructor with had as guests Memorial day Mrs. this week. Mrs. Harold Owens and Mrs. Arch Russell and her son in law Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Blagg had James Earl helping her. It will and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Cllf- as dinner guests Sunday Rev. and be held Tuesday and also Thurs- ford Macey all from Portland. Mrs. Don Leach and family and day and Friday this week. Those Mr. and Mrs. Claud Eslinger of Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Eakin and takirtg the course are Mrs. Oscar Forest Grove came Wednesday family. Lemley, Mrs. A. S. Alberty, Mrs. and spent the long holiday with Dinner guests Memorial day ut Don I^each, Mrs. Bud Brinkert, their son, Malcolm Eslinger and the home of Mr. and Mrs. Art Mrs. W. A. Brinkert, Mrs. Lyle family. Watkins at Wasco were Mrs. A. Olds, Mrs. Myrle Smith, Mrs. Al- Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Gurley of A. Dunlap and Mrs. Harry Hoop- fred Payne and Mrs. Gerald Blagg. Bridgeport, Wn., spent the long er and Floyd, of Grass Valley, Mr. and Mrs. Guy Moore and weekend at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Verne Mobley and children her brother, Elva Baker, were Mrs. Everett Cantrall. Mr. and of Kent, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Cush- here Memorial day from Golden- Mrs. Jerry Duncan were dinner man and family, Mr. and Mrs. dale, Wn. guests there Memorial day- Kendrick Dunlap and family and Mr. and Mrs. Art Blbby were Mr. and Mrs Roy Schilling Jess Cantrall of Moro. up from Portland Memorial day. went to Eugene May 25 where Mr Mm dhoitan F r itts Art ls working in the real estate they vilsted their son, Gary, at the ,*, Cnrv dlls Saturday where business and Velma is working in university. They also visited his - ........ G rau Valley M»n,(a v T h o ir «nn S co tt F r itts nmnnir th- sraduates was am ig e g * enlto q ,,.. Mrs. Elton Eakin wei tlo n ^ ^ O ^ ^ ^ e ^ b r o th e i^ J lm - mv Coats was among the gradu- X . Mr and Mrs. Con Rust of The Dalles and Mr. and Mrs. Mack Al- sup of Moro were visitors Mem- orlal day at the John Rust home. Vncntinn is here as Friday was the last day of school when the children received their report cards. Mrs. Rhoda West left Erl- day afternoon for Burns to visit her brother before going to Ash- land to attend summer school. Dean Woods left Monday for his Gibberellic Acid May Help Soils R aphael R aymond , Helix, president o f th e O r e g o n W h e a t Growers league, shows a Japanese poster which reads, "W heat foods In a Balanced Diet for Longer Life," to Mrs. Raymond w ho greeted him upon arrival at Portland airport front a wheat mission to Japan and Korea. Charlie Kuypers and Dick Yo cum have each tried a good size acreage of chemical summer fal low again this spring. Dalapon was used on both of these farms. A research trial on chemical summer fallow Is located on the Richelderfer ranch in China Hollow. The trial was established by the Oregon agricultural exper iment station. Three dates of ap plication were applied this spring. Gibberellic acid, the miracle plant-growth booster, can also speed up the process by which soli microorganisms unlock plant nutrients and add nitrogen from the air to the soil, according to research at the Oregon State col lege agricultural experiment sta tion. Small doses of gibberellic’acid added to soil increased the general activity of soil microorganisms, report bacteriologists K C. Lu, C. M. Gllmour, and W’. B. Bollen. However, they emphasized that more study is necessary before they will know if the use of gib berellic acid to make soil more fertile will be commercially prac tical. In their experiments, the scien tists found that the microorgan isms started decomposing gibber ellic acid a few days after it was added, and that it was several weeks before the material disap peared completely. During this time, the decomposition of soil organic matter and other added organic materials was speeded up. This should Increase the release of plant nutrients Into the soil, the scientists say. The acid also seemed to stimu late the nitrogen-fixing bacteria naturally present in soil, result ing in significant Increases in amount of nitrogen being added to the soil from the air. H A R D TO CATCH A recipe for some sort of early day ralfblt dish started otf with the command “first catch the rab bit.” Efforts of Oregon legislators to take the last bit of hide off taxpayers may wind up the same way. It should be noted that tax payers can flee like an antelope. T h e answers to everyday insurance problem s* B y F ra n k K e tte r • I f you’ll address y o u r own In s u r ance questions to this office, w e’l l try to give you the correct ans wers and there w ill be no charge or obligation of an y kind. I QUESTION: If I take out Bodily Injury and Property Damage in surance In my own name does my w ife have exactly the same coverage as I have? ANSWER: As long as she is a resident of the same household the coverage is the same. Frank Ketter Agency Grass V a i l e j . Ore. o Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Blagg and Mrs. Don Keiper. family enjoyed a welner roast and Mr. and Mrs. Darwin VanGilder picnic at the Bill Todd home Sat- of Moro were dinner guests Mem- orlai day at the Dell Olds home. Mrs. Willis Brittain and child- Arnold Sharpe of Olympia ami ren, Gary and Kay, of Parkdale Gilbert Nichols am son o «pent Memorial day at the Frank coma spent Memorial day visiting E. Bayer home. Julia Bayer went at The ( arl vwn ’ *Jrs <t , a home with her aunt for a week. VhT r 7 a ^ 1 vtelted\er daugh- Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Stark of with them and visited her^daugh Bend spent the holiday visiting ter, Mrs. Kenneth relatives here. family. _ Mrs. Josephine Parkhurst of Mrs. Howard t oon am • Kent left Friday for her home In Norwood Hadds am gran ‘ Roseburg after teaching there the o f^ o r t o,he past year. n ¡\ , n Guests at the home of Mr and Schilling nome^ Mrs. Alfred Payne Memorial day M Mrn n^n<L rN’ 1' J , ¿am ett were Mr. and Mrs. Darrell Me- Mr. and Mrsk . Saturday P h . 44l ^ 7 * y n'x’n and^vlsl'ud'the’tr'son, Clar- ^ M r .’and'M r.. F. M Crews of Keith ¡*5 “ ^ enc. May and family and visited friends in Vancouver before re- turning home Sunday. Sunday. irnlng home Mr. and Mrs. Frank T. Bayer returned home home Wednesday Wednesday from from returned Astoria where they visited their daughter. Mrs. Charles Perrigo Cannon Beach arrived Memorial day to spend several days visiting their (laughter, .laughter Mrs.' Gordon Cordon their Mrs. Lemley Lemlay and family. Dr. and Mrs. Erank Wilcox of Newherg «pent the weekend vis- Ring a, ,he Herman Peter, home G ET THAT TROUT! ,.,ffien gef youraelt tome fino bourbon... Ask Sor H ermitage and te ll tihe w o rld yönä kn o w g r e a t silriiigSat Eeniiiacky bourbon! ( M ti F3 w mi OLD HERMITAGE BRAND 6 years old ttWTUCMY STRAIGHT bourbon whiskey T m Oil fee»««’ $2.90 pint $4.45 4-5 qî. I O ID HERMITAGE COMPANY. lOUISVIUE. KY., DISTRIBUTED BY NATIONAL DiST. ’ IpROOUCTS COMPANY, KENTUCKY STRAIGHT BOURBON WHISKEY, 86 PROOF J graduates. Monday ’ “ ' ^ '^ d u a l m n ’t x - Paren th the e e ig h th g rau e g ra u u , udT erx-lses held In the »chool auttl tonum 1 ” *8' a> “ . , i,ev Don e ^ w lth a g r a y e r b y , ie Mrs. Elton Eakin; a short talk by Rev. Leach; Harold Eakin, chair man of the school board, present ed diplomas to Alfa Jean Payne, Larry Middleton, Dick Stradley, Harvey Sargent, Jimmy Duncan and Johnny Duncan; closing with a prayer by Rev. Leach. A farewell party for Dean VMoods, principal, was given by the f»th, 7th and 8th grades in the school cafeteria following the graduation. Parents and relatives of the graduates attended also. Mr. Woods was presented with a farewell gift of a piece of lug gage from his pupils. Refresh ments of cherry pie, coffee and punch were served. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Schilling and children and hte mother. Mrs. Herman Schilling of The Dalles went to Suttle lake over Memorial day. Mr. and Mrs. Alex Brander and family drove to Mt. Hood Sunday and spent the day fLshlng and picnicking. Mrs. Willard Barnett of the Grass Valley Reliekah lodge No. • 1 IS was Installed at the Rebekah Assembly at Bend May 22 as the 1958 color bearer of the Rebekah Assembly of Oregon. Mr. Barnett went up that evening to lie her escort for the grand march. HOUSING HEADY FOR HUMMER SCHOOL The 4-H summer school dele gates will be leaving at 7:30 a. m. Tuesday for a ten day stay in Cor vallis. Diana Henrichs, Arlene Macnah, Darlene Miller, Penny Hlgley, Ilia Jean Macnah, Darlene Gochnauer will be housed at The Pines; Sherrie Fraser and Mary Mobley at Delta Gamma House; Jean Ross, Jannle McIntyre, Phy llis Watkins. Susie Woods will 1* at Azalea House. John Fields, Steven Burnet and Keith Mobley at Theta XI; David ReW and Ster ling Gochnauer at Theta Chi. 4 * EVER COUNT ’EM UP? N e w Jobs Every Day For Your Low-Cost PP&L Electric Service! Electric ranges, water heaters, clothes dryers, dishwashers- families in Pacific Powerland are using PP&L electricity r t in more and more ways every day. It does so many jobs for so little cost. Hard-working PP&L electric service HICK ME is the biggest bargain in anybody’s budget! o & L IG H T C O M P A N Y LO W Live Better . . . 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