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© o © © i*AG£ 4 »MERMAN COUNT! JOURNAL^ MOHO, OREGON FRIDAY, JVLY 3, 1 »37 Joy Ann and Kelly Marie, return Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Balzer and oro, Mr. and Mrs. Frank von to visit h li uncle and aunt, Mr. ed home Sunday evening from daughter, Sheila, left Friday for Grass Valley Bors tel and Mr. and Mri. C. W. and Mrs. James EarL They will Dyer, Nevada where they spent a their home in San Leandro, Calif., Fieli is drove to Hood River Sun- make their home in Whea*on, 111. month visiting her brother in law after spending over a week visit Steve Ketter of Tacoma, Wash., By Mn, A. F. Baiser day afternoon where the men at- spent a week recently visiting his and sister in law, Mr. and Mrs. ing his parents, the A F. Balzera. ed a caucus meeting of the tend Mr. and Mrs. Rex Richards and The Grass Valley Ilebekah lodge Archie Brady. of the American Le- son, Frank Ketter and fan ily. son Tommy, went to Portland Sat Mr. and Mrs. Bucky Brtdy of No 118 met at the IOOF hall Wed 5th . district Mr. and Mrs. Robert Schilling Mr. Balzer, Mr. von Borstel nesday evening June 19 for the gion Mr. Fields were delegates and family left Monday and Mr. Vancouver, Wn., spent the week urday on business, returning Sun last meeting until fall. Mrs. Claud and . . the George Bell Post No. 49. and Mrs. Frank Ketter and fam end at the home of his mother, day. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Stark and Bayer, vice-grand presided with from ily left Tuesday for Suttle lake to Mrs. Jack Brady. Enroute home they stopped at family went to Parkdale Sunday 21 members present. After the The Dalles dam to observe the spend a few days boating, fishing Mr. and Mrs. Herman Peters Jr. and spent the day visiting Mr. regular meeting a party wag held and water skliing. and son of Hood River arrived for members with birthdays or fish counting. Mrs. Maude Bevens of Bend Is Saturday evening to visit his par and Mrs. Willis Brittain and fam Mr. and Mrs. Roger Moore and here wedding anniversaries in June or ily. visiting her daughter, Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Balzer and July. Those with birthdays were family who spent several weeks Sam Davis. She is moving from ents Mr. and Mrs. Herman Peters. Mrs. Orville Ruggles, Mrs. Bill here visiting her parents, Mr. and Bend to The Dalles to make her Sunday they took a picnic dinner their son Melvin and family were and drove to Cove State Park dinner guests last Monday even Rolfe, Mrs. Ed Alley, Mrs. A lota Mrs. Arzell Lemley left Friday for home. where they spent the day return ing of Mr. and Mrs. Gus Hart Beaty, Mrs. John Block, Mrs. Gresham to visit her grandmoth Mrs. Matt Simon and daughter, ing by way of Warm Springs and mann at Wasco. Wednesday they Klenneth Crews, Mrs. Harry Hoop er, Mrs. Charles Ix?mley and other er, Mrs. Harry Justescn, Mrs. relatives In Portland before leav Helen and Ruth and Robert Hol Bear Springs. took them to Warm Springs and Clyde Stradley and Mrs. Echo B. ing for a trip through California mes returned Saturday from sev Mr. and Mrs. John Alley of War spent the day having dinner that wick, Va., are the parents of a Vlntln. Those honored with anni on their way home to Los Alamos, eral days spent at Diamond lake evening with Mr. and Mrs. Clair son, John Thomas, born June 25 Balzer at Moro. versaries were Mrs. Orville Rug New Mexico. fishing and camping. Mr. and Mrs. Olan Stark and Mrs. Emma Chamberlain and weighing 7 lbs and 7 oz. Mr. Alley gles, Mrs. Alfred Payne, Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. D. L. Reynolds Archie Cantrall, Mrs. Lola M. family, Mrs. W. D. Barnett and her two sons of Portland, came is with the U. S. army and sta spent several days In Portland Barnett, Mrs. Willard Barnett, Mrs. Willard Barnett were guests Saturday for the weekend at the tioned at Fort Eustis. last week visiting their son in law Mr. and Mrs. Frank T. Bayer and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. War Mrs. Kenneth Crews and Mrs. Thursday afternoon at the Har home of her sister, Mrs. Matt took their grand daufghter, Leslie old Owens home to celebrate the Erank Ketter. New candidates ask Simon and family. ren Elliott and family. The annual picnic for the Ma Perrigo to Portland to meet her ed to have refreshments with fifth birthday of Robert Owens William Walter, who spent them were Mrs. Lyle Olds, Mrs. and the birthday anniversary of sons and families and Sherman mother, Mrs. Charles Perrigo of Dick Ward and Mrs. Rudy Koecke. Mrs. Stark. Cake, ice cream and chapter and families will be held Astoria to return home after two weeks here visiting his Hostesses for the evening were coffee were enjoyed. Callers in at Hunt Park at Tygh Valley spending some time with them. brother In law and sister, Mr. Mrs. H. N. Riggs, Mrs. Bob Rolfe the evening for cake, Ice cream Sunday, July 7 at 1:00 p. m. Please Linda Perrigo came home with and Mrs. Wallace May, returned and coffee were Mr. and Mrs. Wil bring your own dishes and silver them for a visit. to his home Sunday in Hood Riv and Mrs. H. O. Dugger. lard Barnett and son, Keith, Orval ware for the pot luck dinner. Mrs. Harold Eakin will hostess er. Mrs. A. A. Dunlap entertained Goddard of Portland and Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Warren Elliott Mr. and Mrs. Frank Sayrs and at her home Saturday afternoon, the bridge club at her home Mrs. Herman Peters. Tony of Moro were dinner guests July 27 for Nona’s jewelry style and family of Portland arrived Thursday with dessert luncheon July 3 to spend the Fourth with Sunday at the home of her par show. Everyone is welcome. Mr. and Mrs. Dell Olds and ent, followed by cards at three tables. Mr. and Mrs. I. D. Pike and her parents, Mr. and Mrs. D. L. Mr. and Mrs. A. von Borstel. their son in law and daughter, Mr. Mrs. Arzell I^etnley held high Mr. and Mrs. Olan Stark and daughter ,Mrs. Leona Baker ar Reynolds. The Fourth Mr. and score, Mrs. Harold Eakin, second and Mrs. Marlon Crews and Don family of Kent and her mother, rived here Friday from Spring- Mrs. Gene Reynolds and family and Mrs. Herman Peters low. Mrs. ald of Stevenson returned Mon Mrs. W. D. Barnett, spent Sunday field to visit Mr. and Mrs. C. W. had dinner there with them. Vatsov Kohot won the traveling day from a trip to California visiting the Peterson Rock Gar Fields and to meet old friends and Mr. and Mrs. Herman Ziegler prize. Mrs. Roger Moore received where they visited Mrs. Olds’ dens and the Reindeer ranch at to attend the dedication of the went to The Dalles Tuesday for a guest prize. Others present were brother In law and sister, Mr. Redmond. new postoffice on Saturday re medical consultation for Mrs. Mrs. Eben Kee, Mrs. Alfred Kock and Mrs. Elmer Hall at Yucaipa Ziegler. Mrs. Jack Brady and daughters, turning home Sunday. and the Hall children, Mr. and and Mrs. Kendrick Dunlap of Moro, Mrs. Jack Adams, Mrs. Mrs. Karl Scott and son at Palm Donald Clodfelter and Mrs Harry dale, Mr. and Mrs. Guy Marshall and Mr. and Mr». Jack Hall and Hooper. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Clodfelter family in Ixmg Beach. They visit and son, Wendell, will spend the ed Marlon’s brother, Ray Crews Fourth of July in Hood River vis and family in Saratoga and a ne iting their daughters, Mrs. Don phew and niece, Mr. and Mrs. Leo ald Marsh and Mrs. Bruce Eccles Young in Oakland, a niece, Mrs. Jia Ward and Mr. and Mrs. Wil and families. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Rodda and lard Wilcox in San Francisco, a baby girl moved Saturday to the nephew and niece, Mr. and Mrs. Boyce Blaylock house from the Harold Hall and family. Mr. and Mrs. Dell Olds took the apartment over the C & C Food Crews family to The Dalles Tues Store. Dean Shaver, district vicecom day where they picked up their mander and Clair Balzer, aejutant car and went on to Stevenson. Bvth Anne von Borstel, daugh ter of Mr. and Mrs. George von Borstel was christened in a ser vice at St. John’s Catholic church in Grass Valley Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Johnson of Parkdale are the sponsors. Others attending The unswers to everyday were Mrs. Ted von Borstel and Insurance problems* Miss Cassie Holmes of The Dal Ity Frank Ketter les. All had breakfast at the •If you’ll address your own insur George von Borstel home. ance questions to tills oilier, we II Carsten von Borstel, who spent try to give you the correct uns- a week in Portland visiting his w’ers anil there will Is* no (barge grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. John •r obligation of any kind. Jenkins returned home Monday with Mrs Bill I’auseh, who will spend some time here. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Harvey re cently married in Sacramento, Calif., stopped Monday to visit Mrs. Herman Peters on their way SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT THE OLIVER CORPORATION manufacturers of — ’‘ finest in farm machinery” Is Proud to announce the Appointment of HARTLEY EQUIPMENT COMPANY Grass Valley, Oreogn As your dealer for Oliver Farm Equipment m W *"’ ” Oliver Repair Parts and Service BEST BUY! Tlow you Kiwu>! 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