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PACK S 8HKRMAN COVNTY JOURNAL MORO, OREGON FRIDAY, AVCV8T ±3, IM7 on the way to recovery. Mr. and Mrs. G. Douma spent the first p art of the week at their summer home at Camp Sherman leaving the store in charge of Mrs. Carl Ziegler and Kay Kirkelie. Roy itoy Tiller n i t e r has nas been oeen here nere a part pari Qf Ume from Hermiston to be w tth his mother, Mrs. Iva Kee„ who has been ill for a few days, Banker Bob Ferrell Is on vaca- tion with his family and Bud Tib- bets of The Dalles branch is fill- ¡ng* jn jor during his ab- sence w h e n the Ferrells return n ,ejr new home should 'b e ready for their occupancy. y r and Mrs. ’pommy Jones left g unday lor for J a l VMaUUll vacation lirp trip UI of a a Bunuav eoypie weeks which they will Spend driving around th e country, j oh n Koss is at the home of his daughter, Mrs. L E. Kaseberg. wesl Wasco and getting along very well. m u W « i right . k i u . i is b - at i m the tc « expert 1 ^« .- Bill Wasco Methodist church, next iam ilies, Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Wal- of Dayton, Wash., and Mrs. Pete Ira B ranetl ai*o of Portland, Mr. Sunday, August 25. The following lace and Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Kelly and Muriel and Dean of and Mrs. Leslie Blankey (Dorothy Walla Walla, W ashington. Barnett) of Bremerton. Mr. and Sunday, Sept 1, no church school Wallace of Moro, A family gathering of the Dim- Mrs. Willis Miller (Lois Barnett) W alter Adlard of Salem has or w orship service will be held. Mr. and Mrs. Leo W ilkins and been visiting his brother Charlie Mr. and Mrs. A rthur Van Gilder Donnie. Nellie Hettm an and Mr. micks was held at the home of of Hood River, and Mr. and Mrs. and family just returned from a and Mrs. Floyd Haines were Wed- Mr. and .Mrs. Kenneth Dimmick Corwin Barnett. Also present were A dlard this past week. last -----------..........................— Sunday. Present were ............... Mr. Mr. ........ and ....... Mrs. Je rry B arnett and vacation spent , touring through nesday evening Mrs. C hristie Cortiett, general- . . . . . guests . . - - at the . . . . . ---- lied nursing consultant for the Victoria and Vghcouver, B. C. On home of Mr. and Mrs. John Buck and Mrs. Jerry Malloy, Joe Dim- children. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon mick and Mrs. Lois G riffith of Hilderbrand and Danny, Mr. and Oregon State Board of H ealth con their way home they attended the in Moro. Mrs. Desta Hoyt and Mrs. Flos- Hood River, Mrs Maxine McCor- Mrs. John Hilderbrand and child ferred with the Wasco-Sherman Oregon*Arabian association picnic Health Departm ent staff Friday, Sunday at Seaside, where they sie Haines were Thursday visitors mick. Mr. and Mrs. William Gal- ren, Mr. and Mrs. G rant Tucker, antha and family and Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Tom Moore and met Mrs. Sadie Rich who also at in The Dalles. August 16, 1957. Mr. and Mrs. Llypd Royse, Car- Mrs. Donald Spergen, all of Port- Barbara. Out-of-town guests were Donald Coats and Tony Sayrs tended. ' fw» The Blaine Miller family. Mr. Mr and Mrs. Floyd Rathbun men and E verett ind Mrs. J. F. land, and Mr. and Mrs. Sam Gal- Mr. and Mrs. Donald T urner of two small boys, vialted with theii and Mrs. Louis Sather and their and family attended the Ernie Rovse attended a family gather- antha of Chicago, 111. l^ast week Portland, Gail & Joan Vzelak and grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Carroll guests Diana and Dorothy Won- Tate family reunion held at Eagle ing m arking the departure of Mrs. the same people gathered at Sil- Mr. and Mrs. Charles Gnehn and Sayrs as a sort of after harvest ior, Sue Mattson and _ Leslie Bark w Eem Park, near Oregon City Sun- Royse’s aunt, Mrs. Della Shierbon ver Falls state park near Silver- sons. David, Chris and Peter, all treat. S’ of Seattle and Mr. and Mrs. Char er, w ent to Met loud, Calif „ w h e re Present In the group includ- to Illinois. Also present for the ton. Mrs. W. K. Lester and Allan they _ 1 met the James family- and event at the , home of, Mr. and Mrs. les McCellen anti Jim of Hawaii. M urray River up M u n a; of Hood --- • — were ---- - „.„K, B j Her tha Sap. ing nineteen --• a grandchildren --------- ---------- -- ------- - - — -----------— -------------------- Forty-seven people gathered and Mr and Mrs K M. ^ tson for the Harvey Thompson funer- and IU* ni on ine ** tw enty-three great grandchildren John Sheldrake and family In Honolulu, ram ento river, returning to r w were ^v e daughters and fain- Hood River w ere* Mr. and Mrs. Sunday for the B arnett family al. Mrs. I .ester will be remember- picnic, w hich also was a surprise pective homes Tuesday. . Ulea, Florence Murdock. Ralph John laindberg of Portland. ed as Marjorie Meloy. She also celebration in honor of Mrs. Cor- Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Bartron Invitations have been received arK, Bess Wittenberg. Hap and visited her aunts and uncles Mn Attending the Olson-McMurtry win B arnett's birthday. All the and children were recent visitors here for th e wedding on Friday, Mary Barbur, Flovd and Glayds and Mrs. Charlie Adlard and Mr. August 30, at the Mormon Temple i?Ord, and Pete and Aileen Laurs. fight in Portlnad Saturday night brothers and sisters were present at the homes of Mr. and Mrs. Af- and Mrs. Mark Bull. . in Salt Lake 01 MiS8 A,exandia Ernie Tate, himself, was not pre- were Fred Dormaier and Freddie as well as a number of out of town ton M cIntyre' and Mr. and Mrs. and John Capaci. guests to enjoy the lovely table Dewev Thomas. M .r,ln R o b e rl^ n ag wa- Wells to u . Richard Merrill Ove- Mr. and Mrs. Chet Coats. of fresh cher a t Sherm an high school too sum m er and will do the •on- Mrs. Virgtl Brock and children . . „ Tom . , decorations . . . pineapple . . and . a judging team to ^ th e ^ m a tU la ^ , / X r “ ^ the station Turing Mr and Mrs' 006 Marvln and and Mrs. Harold W inegar and and rra,.nA,_He? i,1! and tubero8e ,eU county fair a t H erm iston last ------------- ; ------- - Gpeg are u k in g the second children were Thursday afternoon s »*nt the weekend at their cabin Members of the original Barnett week and the boys placed sixth ,ne coming year. week yacation alon< lhe vlsHors at the home of Mrs Floyd at Rhododendron, during which family present with their families Dr. Frank in the competition. Boys going Mrs. r)ewey Thompson, Mrs. Oregon beaches and will be home Haines. C**1- Tom and Lorraine climtoed were Mr. and Mrs Owen arnett, D entist were Dave Reid, Gene Fridley and Harry Pinkerton, Mrs. Anna by Sunday for another 50 weeks Mr. and Mrs. .Lawrence Niabet ML Hood- Mrs. Marie Barnett Cooper, Mr. M om Hotel Bldg. Dave Conlee. * Moore, and" Mrs. Maggie Barnum ot work. and children of E phrata, Wash., -* Recent guests at the home of and Mrs. Harold T urner (Florence U n til F a r th e r Notice Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hennagin were ainong the callers on Mrs. Mrs. Ronald Powell went to visited at the home of Mr. and and Grant Tucker have Barnett» of Portland, My. and Ir> H a rry Beason JO left Monday by Cadillac for Scots- Jackion Tuesday afternoon Portland Thursday to meet their Mrs. W. A. N isb tlo n their way to been '* rs- 0ert Tucker 4 Marsha John B arnett and MT- •>*<• Mrs. dale, Arizona U> spend the remain- honoring her on her 85th birthday daughter. Karen, who flew up Bend. •» ----------------------------------------------— ----»-----------------------------•------------- der of the year w here they h a \e anniversary a t her home in The from Los Angeles after spending Mr. and Mrs. Yern Larson and « an aircooled trailer and comfort- Julies. Mrs. Thompson baked a a month with the Lyle N a house fjVe children of Cave Junction ’* • able surroundings near Phoenix. cake for the occasion and cake family there. visited at the homes of Mr. and Cicero Miller and his son Merle and Jce vream were served the , . an*nt Mrs L* ° Wal^ 1ns and Mr. and left Portland Tuesday night to fly guests p rescnt. Mrs. Edith Burnet M>8Ue » « 'x e r w no nas speni Mrg U oyd to Bristol, Tennessee from w here and Mrs Mary Huls of The Dal- lwo ***** as «J1*®* 01 l^arson was formerly the seventh they will go across the Appal»- les were also present. The above p a re n ,s‘ t. r an, u u w r « >nd **«hth grade teacher here, chains to visit relatives in N orm from Moro called on Mrs. " and l^e ts is now teaching high school Carolina. They will rem ain two or EUa Moore at the Mid-Columbia ~ to Alam^ at Cave Junction - three weeks In the company of hoftpitai. who had her 84th birth- and M*vu Miner wno was vreui- WaUilw of Mr and frien d , at C iceros early home dav August 21. X X r o 7 t ^ Mrs »*> W « * “ >s »" >»* ho-»' Mr. and Mrs. Bob Hoaklnson Mr and MrS. Hollla Bull affd “ ' .h “ >«oy«-liw from a broken leg drove to Portland last Saturday son from Portland were here Sun- which occurred while horseback and on to the coast and home Sun day ,0 visit his parents. Mr. and " eal Redmond enroute home rM(n< day. Mrs. Mack Bull. th» R av Smut Monday visitors at the home of . . v Mr. and Mrs. Blaine Miller left Mrs. Floyd Haines were Mr and Logan G entryfc accompanied b> fw Wn to attend the ^ ro°P h dinnJ Mrs. Leo W atkins and Nellie He»t- a niece, Alma Gentry came from wedd|ng of Mrs. Miller s cousin. a man and Mrs. H arry VanGilder Pennsylvania this week for a visit [>onna Rhodes Saturday and will ^ ‘es<iay Augual * 5? Mr. and Mrs ElLsha Splawn of w ith relatives here. Loge looks frlends and relatives In Port- ^°[nn^ ni7 t Af,htand ar* vlsHIng her rons and » " IT 'S T H E W A T E R " T H A T M A K E S I T S O R E F R E S H I N G fine and still enjoys hlmslef. land KelsOt W n T a w m a and ________________ Miss Edith Paulson, accompan- W ashington Parker, H alter Ntcbols and Gary led by a friend, Mrs. Little, came gue Mattson Came Sunday from th*8, . T v ^ i u v up from Portland the first of the po rtiand a nd Ls the guest of Den- l^e Jamboree at Val,ey Forge will be shown. week after completing a sum m er Miller, school course at Portland State, T -------- - Mr. and Mrs. Felix Wonxor to be ready for the opening of CARD OF THANKS « „ n /iv fmm Kent Wash school w ithin a few weeks. r We want to tell those who help- a^ d D;ana and The Ck»yd Duncans have ed control the fire on our place moved to Athena where he Is get- last_Friday night how much we - guests of Denise Miller img reach l , S,a n the acboc. a p p r ^ l.le the help S X with ' term there and the Lynn Hemp- w ithin lim its and w ith iimttea Donald Ray Gordon, 24. was tons have moved Into the Rags- damage. Thanks, tu rn ed over to the sheriff of Butte dale house occupied by the Dun- Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Powell county, California last Friday cans. -----_ _ _ _ _ _ _ and returned to Oroville where A bridal shower in honor of Mrs. CARD OF THAN KB four charges on moral grounds Yvonne Kirkelie Olson was held I wish to send these words of had been preferred against him In at the Moro Community church thanks and appreciation to all 7 v ™ i i J r k d me W ith cards addition to one for larceny of an last F rid a y w ith Mesdames C lar- who rem em bered me w i t h caras aiilfmw^ ww> automobile. ence H uis. A. Douma. Richard letter, flo w ers and words of cheer L arry S ayrs home on furlough Brockert, George- Benson. G. during my recent stay in the hos from Bridgeport. Californiaa. <a Douma and Mrs. Lillian Flatt as pitaL \ lsltlng his grandmother, Mrs F. Kerrone Christianson hostesses. M. Crews and Mr. Crews at Can- Mr. and Mrs. Tex Irzyk were in , u t i . IIP i i n v h - " "" ^ , h Portland Saturday to see the Mt We extend our heartiest thanks <*“ » ' "» «“ » , w iek Muriry-Olson fight that ended so all Ihe neighbors - h o fought M»"« « » °< »J*« to quickly. here with his parents, Mr. and Carl Melzer w ho had a heart fire on our plate last Friday, Harley Tucker of Joseph will bring his famed rodeo Mrs. learner Sayrs and his grand attack at Salem last week is re- Frank and Mary Sayrs parents, Mr. and Mrs. A rt John ported to be much improved and Carroll and Helen Sayhs son. Moro Personal* and Mr«. j Coons drove to Idaho Monday afternoon to re- tu rn their son Jim m y to hie home after several weeks spent with an aunt and uncle on their ranch. Last week was fair week fofr Mrs. visited *«. at « Prineville, i Coons w n s w who i h j - »uncu n m ,,,« ., Roseburg, Myrtle Point, New- port, Tillamook, Astoria, 6 l Hel- ens and Jefferson county, most of the time with Mr. and Mrs. Shy Hunwngton. OLYMPIA w ith pleasure.1 It’s Almost Here Sherman County outfit to the Sherman County Fair this year Wasco New* Band Instrument Adaptability Tests By D o ri. NUbet Rev. and Mrs. Richard Bruner and children will be on vacation the next two weeki Mr. Edwin R. Fritz will be th e speaker at the Sunday m orning service at the by W illiam Sievers No Charge - No Obligations Sievers Music Box 212 E. 2nd ’ The Dalles Farm Export Sots Rise In Land Vaino» (next to Pennys) T R IA L Parokase Plan on New playing at many of the important fairs of Oregon, Washington, and Idaho. He will have - and we mean will have - ten saddle bucks, ten bareback rides 20 calf ropers, 15 bulldoggers and ten Brahma bulls with would-be riders coming out of the chutes. or Cued Instru m en ts The H IF TIME IS M C H K TRÂSHMASTER TM-114 B «- "SORREL !••/> t i « W 14 « . P a . . « e * i < w to a h m u r i r ill« « « » , Y aur tim a and yaur tractor o r. worth money — *« pull efficient tool*. Hitch light-draft Tro*hmo*ter* in line. C hoo*. Moled bearing* throughout, and 40 feet of Tro*hma»ter* will rod 5 acres while your neighbor*t greeting up (and buy ing grease). EXTRA T H IN . ROLLER C H A IN C EN TER DRIVE B O O T Only Cehin» T f« k m o *U r Ko. t U Center Boot with S treifh t Line Drive . . . which deKver. fell power free« drive sprocket on oil« direct to r°<t N e power low throw^K nitro $nor. or tprodnt». Exposed choie, moving upward, georonten. no TM-1 Muller FARM RQV1P* Sales - Service - Parts Cage» Galkina. New Holland Moro, Oregon SAMM- Fortuno wunoas, ca«, yjò . b U oil« ( i r i ) • Jw * W. Robert M. ( ham bertal. S A N F R A N C IS C O . C A L — Steady Increase« in farmland value« throughout th« We«t are predicted for the remainder of this year by one of the nation’s leading rural real estate experts. Robert M. Chamberlain, presi dent of U ntU d Farm Agency, na tionwide rural real estate firm , reports that values of farm land have Increased a total 'of 16% since the pori-Korean low end every indication Is th at this up ward trend w ill continue He adds that among predominantly a g ri cultural areas, California now leads all other states tn farmland value« with an average of 1263 per acre. . United, which ranks as one of the nation's largest ex elusive rural real estate brokers, recently reported «alee figures for IB M showing a 28% Increase in total gross volume over the previous year for California and Oregon. M ajor factors contributing to the Increasing values of the W est’« farm land, according to Chamberlain, are rapid popula tion gain»— resulting in greater needs for space— combined with rradually ascending farm income, and the generally healthy condl- after ]*•& i . k « p *X9. » I m . ÜU.1C O K I w illa r t • îtta r u r a . .m in e r. horse race men will he back for the daily five or six races that is a feature of the Sherman County Fair. Wilkerson and his string of good race horses, Al Parkey, John Knoop, Lloyd Braden, Supa and Saluskin and many others have reserved stalls for their horses. Getting them out of the barns and on the tracks in time for each race will be PalWallace, Glen Van Gilder and Bill Altup a< stewards. Every effort will be made to again have a fast program run off without waits. Something going on al the time is the policy at the Sherman County Fair. It has been a fast show and should be again. SEPTEMBER 12 thru 15
