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SHERMAN COUNTY JOURNAL,
Mr. and Mrs. Merle Beckett
stopped in Moro Tuesday while
on their way home from Portland
where they had spent a part of
their vacation from managing the
First National branch at La
Grande.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wallace
returned this week from a trip
that took them northeast to Sand
point, Idaho and down the east
side of the great divide to visit
relatives working on the Noxon
dam in Montana and borne by
way of Boise, Burys and Bend.
Mrs. May Mitchell wa3 buried
in the Kent cemetery last week,
following her death in Portland
. . .
Mr. and Mrs. John Parker left
for a two week vacation trip in
Canada with relatives. Mrs. Geo.
Benson is peddling hardware in
their abee nee.
Mrs. Florence Carpenter and
three children were here visiting
her mother, Mrs. Earl Gentry,
for a few days last week.
Mrs. Etta Moore is in a hospital
In The Dalles for rest and treat
ment.
John DeMoss, having hurt his
back working on the ranch, went
to the Warm Springs for some
hot baths, which he says, is help
ing him.
BORN: to Mr. and Mrs. Douglas
Alley, Monday afternoon, June 15
at The Dalles, a daughter. She is
the second daughter in the Alley
family.
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FRIDAY, JVI.Y 19, 1957
( ARD OF THANKS
Moro Personals
July 3.
MORO, OREGON
PLAN TODAY - BUILD FOR TH I FUTURE
while I was in th
cently.
Mrs.
sv R>
CARD OF THANKS
It is with much appre tion
that I wish to thank the m isny
friends for their kindness in re
memberlng Mrs. Foss and my seli
with the beautiful flowers and
cards during our stay in the
pital.
Sincerely,
Mr. John F. 1
OUR MOTHER
God must have loved her very
much and we have loved her too
We know how many helpful
things her kind hands found to do;
But ’till we reach that happy
place where griefs are all consoled
W ell never know the joy she
found beyond the sunset gold.
It is with heartfelt gratitude
that we say "Thanke You” for
the many expressions of kindness
and sympathy, the beautiful flow
ers and cards which came to us
during our recent bereavement.
Our appreciation cannot l»e fully
expressed.
Mr. John F. Foss
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Kase-
berg and family
Mr. and Mrs. John A. boss
and family
Mrs. Gwendolyne Matteson
and John
Mrs. Dorothy Hellberg
and family
Mr. and Mrs Frank Ward ot
Alhambra, Calif., spent a few
days with his sister Mrs. Jack
Rothery. The Wfcrds had been vis
iting his mother Mrs. N. W. Ward
at Battleground, Wn., and brought
her up with them to spend some
time with the Rotherys.
Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Moss took
their niece, Julie Ann Roe, up to
La Grande to her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Dewayne Roe. She had stay
ed with her grandparents, Mr.
and Mrs. Jack Rothery for two
weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Rothery re
cently had a fire which burned
through a mattress and bedding.
It was caused by an overheated
bedlamp.
Mrs. W. E. Moss took her son,
Juckie, to Doernbecher for an eye
checkup last week.
'1 he apricot harvest ui Rufus
is being brought to a standstill at
this writing. There was a good
supply and the quality of the fruit
was good this year.
The John Day Cafe is having
an extra utility room added on to
the cooler which was built on the
east side of the building.
Mr. and Mrs. John Stehlik and
Donna, Darlene and Janet, are
spending a weeks vacation along
the Oregon beaches. Stehlik works
for the state highway department
in Rufus.
Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Back are
adding new refrigeration units
and new shelving to their grocery
store at the Union Service Station
in Rufus. This improvement is in
keeping with the serve yourself
idea of other stores.
Mrs. Fred Jorgensen and two
sons left for their home In
Tacoma. \Mn., after several weeks
visiting here and at Willow Creek.
Rufus Personals
Mrs. Jorgensen is the daughter of
Mrs. George Fox
Mr. and Mrs. Dolph Baker.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Watson
A big rain started in this area
about 5 p. m. Saturday and con have ftxecl living quarters at the
tinued during the night to the wee new trailer court they are build
hours of Sunday morning. It was ing In Rufus, and moved into It
enough to leave puddles of water last weekend. Mrs. Watson is em
standing in the low places.
Of ployed in the office at the Wil
course, the rain brought harvest liams department store in The
ing operations to a standstill. The Dalles.
men took the opportunity to go
fishing or just relaxing Monday
and Tuesday. The wheat will all SHERMAN THEATER
be required to have a moisture
Moro. Oregon
count run again liefore they can
July
19 & 20
do any cutting. They hoped to be
gin again Wednesday. A stiff west
Friday and Saturday
wind blew the first couple days
of the week to make the days cool
“Bus Stop”
and nights chilly. This did not dry
up the wheat fields very fast.
DR. DONALD E. CARPENTER
BENEFIT
DANCE
SATURDAY, JULY 20, 1957
Wasco Legion Hall
PRITSCHAU'S ORCHESTRA
BENEFIT FOR WASCO LIBRARY
Drawing' for American Legion
Auxiliary Chest will be held.
BM j o y a
G L A S S O F TH E
CASCADES
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Marlyn Monroe, &
Dan Murray
A N N O U N C E H
hosts to a family gathering re-
Mr. and Mrs. Claude L. Kelley
July 21 * 22
BUSY BAKERS BUZZ
cently which included the follow- from Oakland, Calif., were house
The Opening of His Office
ing- Mr. and Mrs. Russ McCul- guests last week at the home of
FOR the Practice of
By .Judy M aclnnes
Sunday and Monday
lough and family of Dufur, Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Shull.
The Busy Bakers met July 12, Bea Macnab, Joanne and Bob of
GENERAL DENIHTRY
Rusty Rhinehart is staying with
“Tea House of the
at the home of Judy Maclnnes. The Dalles, Tom Macnab, Mr. and Afton McIntyre during harvest.
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All were present except. Linda Mrs. Pat Macnab and family, Mr. Miss Angela Wlnney is also a
United States National
August Moon”
H ely f. There was a short busi and Mrs. George Macnab and houseguest there, visiting Rusty
Bank Building
ness meeting. It was decided to Michael Mr. and Mrs. Bill Mac- and the McIntyres.
Marian
Brando &
THE DALLES, OREGON
hold the next meeting at the home nab and family, Mr. and Mrs. Le-
Mark and Patrick Adams, sons
Glen Ford
of Peggy McKay, July 3u. Junior land Medler and family, Denny of Mr. and Mrs. Donald Adams of HOUTK 8 to 5:30 - <’Y 6-2581
leader, Karen Wilson, spoke about McMillan, Father Martin Quigley Portland, have been visiting their
MON. THRU HAT.
Shows start at 7 45 p. m.
safe driving.
and Denny Dumler.
grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Afton
Following the business meeting
Mr. and Mrs. Larry Simpson of McIntyre.
Judy Maclnnes demonstrated the lYirtland were recent visitors at Recent business visitors in I ort-
making of cheese biscuits. After the Pete Macnab home.
land were W. A. Nlsbet and Mr.
the demonstration the members
Mr. and Mrs. Paulen Kaseberg and Mrs. Afton McIntyre,
commented on the good points and
Instrument Adaptability Tests
the points that needed improve recently made trips to Walla Mr and Mrs Gordon Boice spent
Walla, Wn., and to an executive
weekend in Wasco while on
ment.
by William Sievers
meeting of the Wtieat league in
from a vacatlon Jn
Those present were seived fro
Walla xvhlla, Washington.
zen fruit salad, chocolate milk Pendleton.
No Charge - No Obligatio ns
Alice Kaseberg and Kaien ano
and cheese biscuits. After refresh Kav Macnab spent last week at
Present at a family gathering at
ments members enjoyeu horse 1 h camn
Jack Rothery home during the
Sievers Music Box
back riding.
The Paulen Kaseberg family at- weekend of the Fourth were the
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K. 2nd * The Dalles
tended the game at Condon be- Bill Rothery family of Ephrata
(next to Pennys)
tween that team and the Sherman Wash.,
Junior legion team.
Camas, Wash., and the W.
.
Wasco News
TRIAL
Purrhaae Plan on New
family of Wasco. The Boices took
About 25 children enjoyed the their son, Richard, who had been
By Dork Nlsbet
or U h «*<I InNtrunientw
hayride piloted by Floyd Rathbun woru ng in haying, home with
Wanda Drinkard of The Dalles, which followed the PTA potluck them.
returned home Monday after held In the city park recently. _________ _____
spending a week visiting her Presenting of past president pins
grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Geo. was postponed because some were
Drinkard.
unable to be present.
Enjoying an evening of cards At the Malcolm McDerinid home
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. L. L. for the summer Is Gloria Preston
Funk Saturday, were Mr. and of The Dalles.
Mrs. Harold Engberg and Kaye,
Overnight guests at the Gerald
and Mr. and Mrs. W A. Nisbet. Nlsl»et home were Mrs. Nlsbet’s
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Thompson of parents, Mr. and Mrs. Scott of
Klamath Falls are visiting at the Heppner.
Glenn Wallace home.
Miss Hazel Cook of Eugene is
Mr. and Mrs. O. W. Downie of helping Mrs. Paulen Kaseberg
Los Angeles are spending a few during harvest.
days with the L. L. Funks. Mrs.
Recent guests of Mr. anti Mrs.
Downie and Mrs. Funk are sis W. A. Nisbet were Mrs. Chas.
ters.
Pullman and Rene of Seattle, Mr.
Visitors at the Floyd Haines and Mrs. Fred Blackers and Ricky
home Tuesday were Mr. and Mrs. and Marlee of Ontario, and Mr.
Virgil Brock and family, Mr. and and Mrs. Melvin Madsen of Ru
Mrs. Joe Yocum and daughters, pert, Idaho.
and Mr, and Mrs. Tom Jacobsen
You’ll never find a better bargain than the
Mr. and Mrs. D. McConaughy of
and family.
Kent were Sunday visitors at the
new car jo u buy NOW !
Portland visitors at the L. L. homes of Mr. and Mrs Clyde Frid
Royses were Mr. and Mr?. Holly ley and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Nis-
Your dealer is nuking generous trade-in
Hawk and Tom. Nancy and Holly bet.
allowances, and the automatic features of
Gene McConaughy of Portland
Ann.
Mr. and Mrs. Chuck Wallace Is visiting the Roliert Nisbets and
the new cars make them a joy to own.
and son were Monday evening the Clyde Fridleys this week
Yes, a new tar t<xb) is a worthwhile invest
guests of the Floyd Haines’.
Janice McIntyre, Nina Rhine
ment in convenience and enjoyment.
Fred Hill is home from the hos hart and Mary Sue Wallace of
pital after an operation on a torn Moro just returned from a vaca
And, of course, for (lie best value and
cartllege in his knee.
tion at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
greatest convenience, ask your dealer to
Home from a weeks stay at John Joyce ol Harper.
Camp Magruder are Jean Hockett
arrange financing through firs t National
and Mary Ann Haven.
Bethlehem < bupter No. 78 O.E.H.
Bank. As thousands of new-car owners
Kay Marie Hartmann of The
Meets every Recond
know,
there’s no Better bargain than
Dalles is visiting her grandpar
«
Thursday each month,
ents Mr. and Mrs. Gus Hartmann.
low-cost
f irst National Bank financing.
“ fy. VI iting members in
Mr. and Mrs. Pete Macnab were
vited. Moro, Oregon
Genevieve Powell, W. M.
Gwen Ross, Secretary
The time to
buy a new car
is ESQ
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Out of our cool, bright
Cascade Country comes one
wonderful beer. . . B L IT Z !
¡opyrlght 1957 by BtitiWeinhard Company. FortUwt, Crejon
Moro Barber Shop
Wi'l Be On Vacation
HPM T racto r Roller L ubricant seals out dirt,
mud and water...adds many extra hours of serv,«
to your tractor’s roller beanngs. This Iub" c*-1-
(tow, evenly, coats all bearing surfaces with a tough
July 23 - 29
Open For Business
film that will hang on during sidehUl opera o
July 30
Don’t w ait for track-roller bear
ings to cause you trouble. Keep
them in good condition with RPM
Tractor Roller Lubricant...avail
able in three grades for Caterpil
lars and in a special A C type for
Allis-Chalmers.
Q
ANDY PAULSON
ADDING MACHINE
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Lupine Rebekai. Ixnlge
Meets 2nd and 4th gt
ruesdays of each
month.
Visiting,
pnembers welcome. (
L. Grabenhorst, NG
Vadl DeMoss, Sec._______
H VlLANDVIEW GRANGE
Meet« find and third Saturdays
ea« li month at 8 p. m.
Ortow M artin, Mastec
Agnes Benson, Secretary ___
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Meets on the 1st anti
3rd Thursday evenings
' each month. V isltlng
members cordially In
vited to meet with us.
Paul Alley, W.M.
Jlyde Gilknor, Secretary
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Moro
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Keith McDonald Mrs. Jack
Eureka Lodge No. 121 A.F.4A.M .
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Lodge
No. 113
I.O.O.F.
Meets 1st and 3rd
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hall. Transient and|
visiting brothers are
cordially Invited.
MUM A H
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Orlow Martin, N. G.
Leo Watkins, Secretary
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