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»HERMAN COUNTY JOURNAL, MORO, OMDGON
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Moro Personals«
ive been
Mrs. W ill Olds^ of Yuba City,
Calif., and her sister, Mrs. Eva
Landry were here Tuesday while
on a visiting trip in this part of
Oregon. They had visited Mr. and
Mrs. Walter Ruggles at Heppner
Monday.
Loy Cochran left Saturday for
his mining claim in Curry county
to spend a week or more looking
after his cabin and doing some
digging to see what he might find.
Mr. and Mrs. James Woods and
daughter were here from Port
land to attend the annual meet
ing of the Moro Grain Growers.
Among those up from The
Dalles Saturday to attend the an
nual meeting of the Moro Grain
Growers and for the program fol
lowing the noon luncheon were
Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Michael of
Mrs Hazel Belshe, Mrs. Alice La- Powell Butte, Oregon, announce
vendar, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Powell the engagement of their daughter,
Shirley Ann, to Donald L. Miller,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Vernon 1.
Miller of Moro, Oregon.
Both are attending Linfield col
lege at McMinnville, Ore., where
Shirley is a senior and Donald a
in try service
junior.
Shirley graduated from Red
at reasonable cost
mond high school and Don is a
graduate of Moro high school.
No date has been set for the
wedding.
PERFECTION
and Mr. and Mrs. Howard Bel-
shee.
The First National Bank has
started work on construction of
a new residence at the corner of
Fourth and Court streets to be
occupied by branch managei,
Robert Farrell and family after
the 100 days alloted to building
Funeral Service
Leonard & Wilma Smith
Ben L. Callaway
Directors
Phone
The Dalles
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F R ID A Y , JULY 3, 1M7
CY 6-3135
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Wasco News
Rufus Personals
Addington at thdAospital, the last
couple of weeks, says her mother
returned to her home at Dufur
June 29. Also helping Mr». Add
ington were her other two dau
ghters Mrs. Jewel Herin of I*rine-
ville and Mrs. Arnold Brady of
Dufur, The family are ah well
known in Rufus having lived here
many years.
The girls are all
graduates of Rufus high school.
Word received from Mrs. Bill
Meyers is that they are settled
in their home which they bought
in lower California, and that they
only live a block from Bill’s sis
ter. Mrs. Ruth Coleman end fam
ily.
Ill ’HY IIAKEHS BUZZ
By Judy Maclnnm
Mrs. George Fox
By Dori« Nh»bet
s home from
FI
The elevators in Sherman coun
The Busy Bakers held their
e Dakotas. While
Mrs. Hugh White of The Dalles
regular meeting at the home
within four blocks was a Sunday visitor at the home ty are preparing for u bountiful
harvest this yfear. It is leported
of Ronnie Tatum, June 29. There
that went through of Mrs. Sadie Ms Kean.
torn
was a short business meeting fol
ne of her relatives
Mrs. J. F. Royse left Sunday for Clem Welk is harvesting fall bar
zo and
lowed by a demonstration of
had their house destroyed.
a weeks visit in Portland with her ley and bringing it to the eleva
white butter cake given by Bon
son and family Mr. and Mrs. O. J. tors already. Others are expected
Elwood McPherson, long an em
to follow soon.
nie Tatum.
Royse.
y.
ployee of the county road depart
Saturday evening guests at the
Rain clouds hovered overhead
For refreshments everyone en
ment, is out of a job because of home of Mr and Mrs. Harold En*-
joyed punch, Ice cream and cook
the action of the state txrard. El berg were Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Monday and with it was a stiff
ies. There were six members and
wood is past 70 and has been per Nlsbet and Ml. and Mrs. L. L. west wind. This area was cool the
last week with the evenings down
three visitors present. The next
mitted to work since passing 65.
Funk.
right chilly over the weekend.
meeting will lie held at the home
He says he guesses he will catch
of Judy Maclnnes July 11.
up on his fishing for a while but
Mrs. Gerald Nisbet will be the
Doiph Baker, the mechanic who
he Is so used to working it is hard leader of the newly formed has operated a garage in the Eu
to imagine him off a tractor or Brownie Scout troop of about 17 gene Eaton building the past two
girls, with Mrs. Harold Winegar years, has leased the garage own
truck seat.
and Mrs. Virgil Larimore as as
Capt. and Mrs. Robert M. Cock- sistants. The troop committee con ed by Mr. and Mrs. John Mathle-
burn (nee Gloria Douma) are the sists of Mrs. Robert Bish, Mrs. son. Baker opened on the new
proud parents of a son, Timothy Chet Coats and Mrs. Jerry Bar premises July 1 and is set up and
ready for business.
Ryan, born June 28 at Bussac,
nett.
France. Capt. Cockburn 1s attach
Mrs. Harland McDonald, chalr-
Enjoying a pknic and fishing
ed to the 319th Station hospital on the* Hood River Sunday were jnan of the Rufus Grange Home
there. Grandparents are Mr. and
Mr. and lir a . BaroW Bagbarg snd| Fc club repotted the rummage
Mrs. A. Douma of Moro and Mrs. Kaye and Mr. aim Mrs L. L. Funk .-.tie held in The Dalles la>i week
George S. Cockburn of Milton,
Mr and Mrs. Guy Andrews amil lwas very successful financially.
great grandfather is J M. Elliott Mr. and Mrs. James Maddox oil I'l he club has quite a hit •>! winter
of Prineville.
Tiie OsUss recently returned fron| [clothing on band, so plan another
W. C. (Slim) Helyer has sold a vacation at Crane Prairie.
[hale the latter part el S -ptember.
his wagon and six
palomino
Mrs. Don Macnab, who helped
After the game on Sunday be
horses to a dude ranch in Villa
Rica, Georgia, and will go to that tween the Little League bcsebalf L ik e care of her mother Mrs. John
team and their dads, the families
state to deliver the outfit.
enjoyed a potluck picnic in the
Lynn O. Hampton, new school
park.
DORIN WILBURN
superintendent, arrived in time
L. L. Funk retired Friday after
to take over the office July 1. 21) years of working at the gas
Well Drilling
Mrs. Hampton and daughter are
plant of the Sherman Co-op.
at Central Washington Normal
The Dulles, Oregon
school for the summer and Mr.
Fred Carter, husband of the for
812 E. 7th St.
Hampton is staying at the hotel mer Zetta Rich, passed away last Phone CY 6-3729
until August when he will occupy week in Vancouver.
the Ragsdale house. He has taught
Visitors at the L. E. Dehlers
for many years in eastern Oregon, last week were Marjorie Dehler Moro Lodge No. 113 l.O.O.F.
being superintendent at Baker for and Mrs. Carolyn Kemp of Los Meets 1st and 3rd
several years.
In 1931-32 he Angeles and Bob Dehler of Prine Tuesdays in l.O.O.F.
taught at Shaniko and Sherman ville. Joe Dehler of Mount Angel hall. Transient and
county is not entirely new to him. is at the Dehlers for harvest and visiting brothers are
Mr.' and Mrs. Ward Sybouts the Dehler’s granddaughter, Patty cordially Invited.
moved to their new home at Oak Alsup is visiting them while she Orlow Martin, N. G.
ridge Saturday and have taken recovers from an appendectomy.
Leo Watkins, Secretary
up the work of being principal of
ftethlehem Chapter No. 78 0.E.K
Mr. and Mrs. Art Smith and Mr.
the school there.
Meets every second
Mr. and Mrs. Theodore John and Mrs. Sam Brock spent the
Thursday each month.
ston returned Monday evening past two weeks at Reedsport vis
Visiting members in
vited. Moro, Oregon
from McMinnville where they had iting the Brock’s daughter and
Genevieve Powell, W. M.
been to visit her relatives and to family, Mr. and Mrs. D. H. Banta,
Gwen Ross, Secretary
see a brother in a hospital at and fishing.
S e n s a t i o n a l stability, traction and operating ease make
Mr. and Mrs. Art Smith have Eureka Lodge No. 121 A.F.AA.M.
Portland.
the new Case 302 combine a wonder on hills. You make short
Mrs. Wes Hadley and four dau moved in to the home formerly
turns fast w ith rudder-action single rear wheel. Optional
Meets on the 1st and
ccar-drive hydraulic power boosts you over hills and around
ghters from Auburn, Wn., have occupied by the late Mrs. Anna
3rd Thursday evenings
turns, gives you super-stability with 15xl6A tire. New
each month. Visiting
l>een visiting her parents, Mr. Lee.
double swing frames have room for 18x26 tires. New main
xr
members cordially In
Elton Medler returned home
and Mrs. George Benson, also sis
frame, pivot-pin mountings guard against twisting strains.
vlted to meet with us.
ters in The Dalles and her broth Sunday after several weeks in the
New header with retracting-finger auger and heater, plus
Paul Alley, W.M.
er, Jack and family in Grass Val hospital following a heart attack.
■straight-line feeder delivers short or tall crops evenly to the
Clyde Glllmor, Secretary
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cylinder. New power and economy w*th Case 400 wor,d ’
ley and her aunt and uncle, Mr.
Jim Tate and his mother of San ImpbienRebckai. Ixxlge No. 116
record engine. Hydraulic variable-speed drive fits the pace
and Mrs. Harry Benson. They left
Francisco were Sunday dinner Meets 2nd and 4 th ,
Saturday for their home.
to the crop.
Mr. and Mrs. Art Christianson guests at the home of Mr. and Tuesdays of each
-> See i t Today/ <-
returned Tuesday from Corvallis Mrs. Chet Coats.
Visiting!
month.
John
Halverson
and
daughter,
with their two grandchildren who
piembers welcome,
will spend a few days with them Annie of Shelton, Wash., recently p. Grabenhorat, NG
visited the Fred Dormalers. Annie Vada DeMoss, Sec.
while Diane Is in a hospital.
Sales - Service - Parts
will be there for the summer.
Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Kirkelie an Other visitors who stayed over HAKLANDVIKW GRANGE
CASK - CALKINS - NEW HOLLAND
nounce the engagement of their night on their way to Portland Meets first and third Saturdays
Moro, Ore., Phone JO5-3652
daughter, Yvonne, to Wayne Ol were Mr. Dormaier’s sister and each month at 8 p. in.
Orlow Martin, Master
son of The Dalles, son of Mr. and husband, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Karr
First & Madison - The Dalles, Ore. Phone CY62297
Agnes Benson, Secretary
Mrs. I^ois Olson of Portland, Ore. of Spokane.
No date has been set for the
Miss Cherrlll Fields left Friday -
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wedding.
Mrs. Ina Hanson left Wednes for Hawaii where she has taken
day for South Dakota to visit her a position at Stuart’s Pharmacy
two brothers, taking her niece, on Waikiki Beach. She will be a
who has been living in Washing houseguest of Mrs. Lx)la Foster,
A surprise
ton, with her. While on the trip formerly of Wasco.
Mrs. Hanson had a slight automo birthday and going-away party
was given for her by her mother
bile accident.
Harvest will start next week on Wednesday evening with Car
on many farms, has started on men and Everett Royse, Betty
some as farmers became curious Haven, Ernie Williamson, Con
about their barley. Stories are a- Davis, and her brothers, Mike and
The following
lxjut that some fields will not be Gary, present.
w ith ro g u la r savin g»
much good because of shrivel.ng evening Mrs. Doug Shull honored
kernels. But later information her with a surprise lingerie show
fo r a b o tto r fu tu ro
er at her home. Present for this
can change that.
affair were Betty Haven, Carmen
Royse, Mrs L*o Roberts, Mrs.
Chuck Mansfield of Palouse, Wn.,
Whatever jo u r special dream, it’s easy
Mrs. Lloyd Gosson, Mrs. Clyde
to bring it nearer to reality every day with
has a complete line of fruits and Fridley, Mrs. Bill White and Mrs.
vegetables for the pleasure and Jerry Barnett.
the easy, convenient First National Bank
sustaining of customers. It fea
savings habit. Regular deposits at your
George Moon has traded his ap
tures fine quality and good prices
nearby First National branch w ill grow
based on fresh products right pliance store in Wasco for a »toe k
into your new home down payment...
ranch
at
Trout
Creek
a
short
dis
from the farms.
into the car you really want . . into
tance
south
of
Willowdale
and
is
OPEN: 10:00 a. m. until 8:00 p. in.
your comfortable retirement nest-egg
IXK’ATION: near Highway Tav preparing to move to that place
riwy goal you
w ill be reached
ern, a mile east of The Dalles..
shortly.
Flattens h i l l s ...
gets all the grain!
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S id e -L e v e lin g C o m b in e
BIRTHDAY, all occasions
See New
1957 CHRISTMAS CARDS
Wrappings
Come and see newest samples
or
Call me at your convenience
Mrs. Darlene Harrison JO 5-3520
Muller FARM EQUIPMENT
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MORO - Moro Grain Growers
WASCO - Sherman Coop Grain Growers
John W. Re
owner and operator
Dr. Frank D. Reid
Dentist
Mum Hotel Bldg. JO 5-3561
Until Further Notice call Mrs
Hni-r.v Bcnsun JO 5-3216
“The best words
for cheer, friends
more easily than you think and sooner
than you expect. W hy sooner?
Because at First National your regular
savings earn a full 21///© interest,
and 5-year certificates of deposit earn 37c!
Start the saving habit now at
your nearby First National branch,
open for ALL hanking services front
10 to 5, Monday through Saturday.
Dr. Otis G. Perkins
Optometrist
405 E. 2nd HL
[ &<nwy ~Broo^
Tourbon, | that is ! ”
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SHERMAN THEATER
The Fastest Gun Alive
$2.90 pint
$4.45 4 5 qt.
Friday and Saturday
JULY 5 - 6
Glenn Ford and
Jeanne Crane
Sup^y Brook Bourbon
Cheerful ai iti frame
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