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About Sherman County journal. (Moro, Or.) 1931-current | View Entire Issue (Aug. 2, 1957)
FACÎK 4 »HERMAN COUNTY JOURNAL, MORO, OREGON FRIO IV, .» '« V S T 2, 1937 «ent. They planned the program for the coming year. Refresh ments were served at the < lose of the meeting by the hostess. • The Dulles spent the weekend with his parents. Mr. and Mra. lx»n Smith. Johnny Duncan. Je rry Kelley, and Bobble P .rk e r and Tony C»- Victor Johnson, Tommy Barnum, p ad from Wasco, and Danny Martin; from Moro The hall game played on .th e were Gene Yaeger. Alvin Hailey, Grass Valley diamond Sunday be Local Boys \\ in Honors tween the Sherm an county team and Madras team was won by the Gherman county team by a score of 8-0. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Kurllo and children of Portland were week entl guests of Mr. and Mrs. Les ter Barnum. CARD <»F THANKS We sincerely thank all who sent plants, flowers, cards, and words of encouragem ent while 1 was in the hospital and for the much appreciated help in our home. Gene and Violet Knott Mrs. Art Schilling went to Port land Saturday and was an over night guest of Mr. and Mrs. Dick Edwards, returning Sunday ac companied by her son, Gene, who was among the Boy Seouts who attended the National Jamboree at Valley Forge, l’a. Boy Scout« from Grass Valley, Moro and Wasco returned home Friday night from a trip to Spo kane where they were guests of the Air Force. Those going from Grass Valley were Danny Rolfe, Orville Blaylock, Malcolm Esling er, Dick Stradley, Curt Middleton, Tommy Eakin, Jimmy Dun.an, John Eakin, John P. Heckman, DORIN WILBURN Well Drilling The DaMes, Oregon Phone CY 6-3729 812 E. 7th St. Dr. Otis G. Perkins Optometrist 405 E. 2nd St. CONTROLLED TRAFFIC phase of the “ Evac 12” evacuation exercise in Binghamton, N. Y. is shown as autos on Route 17 moved up to the Five Mile Checkpoint (arrow and lower Inset) where Jeep they were formed Into 14-car caravans for the 28-mlle trip to the “ reception area.” Upper inset shows how traffic was controlled by radio-equipped auxiliary police. lA Irp h o to A sso cia tes P h o to ) ADDING MACHINE SALES & SERVICE Grass Valley TAPE H. S. Michael, Inc. By Mrs. A. F. Halier Mis. Elton Eukln, Mrs. Hud Brlnkert and Mrs. Boyce Blaylock were hostesses at a pink and blue shower honoring Mrs. E. I’. Thompson at her home Friday afternoon with a)x»ut 40 present. After playing a game Deanna Martin played the accordion for Louise Eukln who sang "It’s No Secret”; a ballet dance by Julie Reynolds; and a recitation “Boy or G irl’’ by Ardlne Todd. The dining table held the many love ly gifts which were opened by Mrs. Thompson assisted i»y Mrs.* Blaylock. The gifts were passed around for all to see. Refresh ments of " ake, coffee and punch were served by the hostesses. Tel. CY6-5302 The Dalle«, Ore. Madras, Oregon BIRTHDAY OF A FREE NATION as the Declaration of Independ enco was presented to Congress in 1770. Contrary to popular belief, thia historic document was not signed by Congress on July 4th. In stead the Act by which the original 13 states broke colonial alle giance to Great Britain was approved by Congress July 2, proclaimed on July 4th, and signed at various times up to Nov. 4. Phone 2394 OREGON WINNERS in the 1957 Fisher Body Craftsman’» Guild model ear eompelition designed and built these miniature dream ears. Upper ear was built by Dick Rice, Portland. Lower car was created by Bob Carter, Hillsboro. At Journal Office Mr. and Mrs. Carl Runke of Portland »pent the weekend at the II. (). Dugger home. Other dinner guests Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. John «Rust, Mrs. Oran Raven and son, John, and Tommy and Bobby Jo Richard». Mrs. T. M. Rolfe and daughter, Mrs. llarrlette Wells were host esses at a pot luck dinner party Sunday honoring Mrs. John Eng strom on her 85th birthday anni versary. Those present were Mr. and Mrs. Bill Brlnkert, Mr. and Mrs. Bert ('ox, Mrs. Marie Bar- denhngen, Mrs. W. ('. Todd (It was also her birthday), Mrs. Amelia Peterson and Mrs. W. F. Schill ing Mr. and Mrs. Harold Eakln and Mona came In later that even ing ami tiad ice cream and birth day cake with them. Mr. ami Mrs. Ted Trimble are spending several weeks at Warm Springs. Mr. and Mrs. Marion Crew« and son, Donald, arrived Friday from Stevenson to stay with her par ents, Mr. and Mrs. Dell Olds until after harvest. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Todd and family and Carol Owens spent Sunday afternoon at the Maryhill Museum. hlItTIIPLACE (»FOUR NATION was Independence Hall, Philadelphia, where Continental Congress met, Declaration of Independence adopted and proclaim ed, W ashington ap pointed Commander-In-Chief, and U. S. Constitution framed. orlng Mrs. Eugene Spencer of and Mrs. Boyce Blaylock while Seattle, at the former's home Tues Mr. Spencer is in Alaska with day afternoon with alwut 50 the IT. S. Navy. Mr. and Mrs. Alex Itrander and women ami children present A game appropriate for the occasion children returned Sunday from Mrs. Willard Barnett, Mrs. was played with prizes won bv the beach where they have been Boyce Blaylock, Mrs. Sim Dun Mrs. Harold Owens, Mrs. Donald since Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Berry can, Mrs. Art Schilling, and Mrs. von Borstel ami Mrs. O. N. Bug Earl Olds were hostesses at a gies. Deanna Martin played two ami children of Crawfordsville bridal shower honoring Mrs. Lar accordion numliers and also gave arrived Saturday. Mr. Berry is ry Smith of The Dalles, held at a dialogue “Betty at the Bail the new grade school principal. Don Leach took Alfa Jean the IOOF hall Wednesday even Game”. The gift table covered ing with about 40 women pre will) a green cloth with handcro- Payne, Judy Ma lnncs, Karen an I sent. A lace\overed table held the * cheted ecru cloth over it, held 'Nancy Wilson to Camp Wyeth many lovely gift wrapped pack the many lovely gifts, which July 22 where they spent until ages. Mrs. Smith was presented Mrs. Spencer opened assisted by Saturday. Mr. I.each returned with a white gladioli corsage and her slater, Jerrine Blaylock. The Wednc.-.day. Mrs. Bruce Eccles and children then she opened the gifts assisted gifts were passed around the by Miss Carol Burnet of Moro room for all to see. A guest lxx»k of Hood River spent from Mon and Mrs. Eugene Spencer of Seat was passed for ail to sign and to day until Thursday visiting her parents, the DonaLd (Todfelters. tle. Refreshments were served give a hit of advice, later by the hostesses. Mr. and Mrs. I»y Adams and give a lilt of advice. Angel cake Mrs. Harold Eakin, Mrs. Myrle was served from a lace covered daughter, LaVerne of Eugene Smith and Mrs. Elton Eakln were buffet table centered with a bou spent tiie weekend here visiting hostesses at a layette shower lion quet of sweet |H»as. Mrs. Boyce his sister, Mrs. Donald Clo felter Blaylock presided at the silver tea and family. and coffee service and Mrs. Bill Dr. and Mrs. Frank Wilcox of Bolfe served the punch. Newburg spent Saturday and Sun Mr. and Mrs. William Brlnkert day visiting his brother In law sister, Mr. and Mrs. Herman and son, Gary, were business vis ami Peters. itors in Portland from Wednes An executive board meeting of The answers to everyday day until Eriday. Insurance problems* Mr. and Mrs. Dell Olds return the American Ix'glon Auxiliary By Frank Keller ed Saturday from Wann Springs was held at the home of Mrs. Har old Owens Monday afternoon with •If you’ll addreaa yowr own Insur where they -pent a week. eight officers and memix'rs ¡»re- ance question* to thl* office, we’ll Mr. and Mrs. A von Borstel try to give you (lie correct ans wer* and there will l»e no charge were dinner guests Sunday at the I rank von Borstel home. or obligation of any kind. Mrs. L a Olds and son. Alton, went to Warm Springs Friday for the day. Tlow uou Know z P erfection Mrs. T. M. Rolfe ami Mrs. llarrlette Wells went to The Dal les Thursday and were over night guests of the latter's (laugher, Mrs. L W. Brockway ami family. J They returned Friday accompan QUESTION: I* C om prehensive ied by Mrs. John Engstrom who Personal lia b ility Insurance cov- spent until Tuevday with them. rrage restricted to the V, ft, Mr. and Mrs. Myrle Smith and and ('aiuola like sqinc autom obile son. Gordon, spent a few days Insurance. w »mtly at Ellensburg visiting ii ^ m fflatlves. I bey brought Jim Mar- aire Personal Liability indicies qulssee of Ellensburg home with am world-wide In their «sucrage. them to visit their son. Ixiwell. 0 Eugene S|MM^r ami bubv Frank Ketter Agency b«»y«)f Seattle are™>en. ing six V a lle i. Ore. Q Ph. 441 wee k here w iti^Jici parents, Mr. “ o’ o in •' ery service nt reasonable cost EVER COUNT ’EM U P? N e w Jobs Every Day For Your Low-Cost PP&L Electric Service! Electric ranges, water heaters, clothes dry ers, dishwashers families in Pacific Powerland are using PP&L electricity in more and more ways every day. It does so many jobs for so little cost. 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