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About Sherman County journal. (Moro, Or.) 1931-current | View Entire Issue (Dec. 6, 1957)
■BBS r PAGE 4 UUOKMAN CO UNTY JO U R N A L, M O RO , O R E G O N F R ID A Y , D E C E M B E R T, IW57 Grass Valley family went to Ellensburg Wed- o. Dugger, Mr. awl Mrs. nesday and were dinner guests pf Gram Raven and family and Mr. B y M ik i . A. F. Balzer Mr. andj„Mrs. Oscar Marquisspe ani^M rs. Bill Brlnkert. anA family Thanksgiving, re* Mr, and Mrs. Len Garland re Mr. and Mrs. Rex Richards and tarding home Friday. turned Sunday from Dallas after family have moved to Portland Mr. and Mrs. Gene Reynold* f i n d i n g a week visiting a neph- wher^ they w lirm ake their home. and Mr. i and Mrs. Donald von e*w Broughton Arney and family Mr. and Mrs. Bert Cox left F ri ltofstel wene In The Dalles Sun* and ot h # relatives. day for Portland and Chehalis to day evening for a dlnrter at St, • Mr. and Mrs. A. von Borstel Wait relatives. -. .-and Phil. Mr. and Mrs. Fred von. H Mr. Mr and Mrs. Sim Duncan and Paul's Episcopal church. Mr. and M rs.-'D ic k ' Earl and Borstel and Mr. and Mrs. F rank jlinthy and , Mr. and .. , and . „ Johnny, . , family of The Dalles were guests von Borstel were dirfttfer guests i u 8 ti° n n W ACre vlsi,ors ,n Thanksgiving day at ¿h e home of Sunday at th? Frank Sayrs home T h . Dalles T h ,.r.a .v evening. ■ Mr OT<) Mm J a i £ Ray a( Mo' o The Thursday Mr. and Mrs. George von Bor spent the weekend visiting rela* Mr. and Mrs. Alan Bekkedahl stel had as dinner guests Thanks tlves here. ' and family of I^kevlew spent the giving day Mr. and Mrs^Ted von Dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. holiday weekend as guests of Mr. Borstel, the Misses Cassie and Hans Bardenhagen Thanksgiving and Mrs. John Decker. Mabel Holmes and Mr. ahd Mrs. day wereMrs. Marie Bardenhagen Mr. and Mrs. Bob Rolfe were Keith DeCourcey and family, all and daughter, Martha, Bill Bar- business visitors in Portland Mon- of The Dalles, Mr. and Mrs. Carl ienhagen and Mr. and Mrs. Gor- -¿ay. von Borstel, Mr. and Mrs. Donald don I/?mley and family. ' Mr. and Mrs. John Rolfe had as von Borstel and family and Fa Mr. and Mrs. Herrpan Ziegler holiday dinner guests their son, ther O’Conner of Wasco. and Mr. and Mrs Earl Olds and Rodney Rolfe, home from Lin- Mrs. Marie Brady and Joy Ann Robin were dinner guests Thanks- field. Dr. and Mr*. John Larsell c lllf lasi n f Th Si!°Lklf)n’ K,vlnK «’»y ln The Dal,es at the and family of Portland and Mr. th h c L T T home of Mr. and Mrs. H erm an arui Mrs. H arry Howell and Roger n ± ^ r *. 7 n ,auW’ Mr8 ? h i*:,ey Ziegler Jr. Mr. ami Mrs. Olds and H shn. ' Brandt, returning home Saturday She went to Arlington Monday and brought her daughter, Kelly, who stayed with her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Hills, home. Mrs. Marie Brady received a let ter from her son, Jimmy, from Lackland air bare in Texas that he finished his basic training and has been assigned to Kirkland air base In New Mexico as air policeman. A number of parents attended the Thanksgiving assembly held at the school Wednesday after noon. A few numbers were pre sented in observance of Thanks giving day. The Grass Valley grades are preparing for their Chrlatma» the D. L. Reynolds. Arzell Lemley went to The Dal les Friday and brought Mrs. Lem ley home from the hospital con valescing from recent surgery. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Bibby and family and John Woodruff were dinner guests of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Chester Breidweil Thanksgiving day. Mr. and Mrs. Ted Trimble went to Portlgud Sunday to a family' reunion celebrating the birthday anniversary of his mother. Form er assistant secretary of the interior and present national Democratic committeeman, C. O lr- drd Davidson, was ln G rass Val ley Friday for a visit w ith Frank Ketter. Dinner guest? at the H arry Stark home Thanksgiving day were Mr. and Mrs. _ CecJ Floyd of Mosier. Mr. and Mra. Frank E<Bayer and family and Mrs. Sam Stark. Mr. and Mr*. Estel H artley were hosts at a family dinner at their home Thanksgiving day. Present were Mr. and Mrs. Henry Reek- man and family and Dtrk Reek- man Sr from Boring, Mt. and" Mrs irKlj- Rock man and daughter of San.'y, Jam es Hartley- of P ort land, Jndy and Jim Hartley of Portland Mr* A M Eakin and children from Weiser, Ida., Mr and Mr* Ralph Eakin and family from Condon. Mr and Mr* Dick Re k man Jr. and family. Mr and Mi** John Beckman and family and Mr and Mr* Joe Hammond and family. • Mr* A. A. Dunlap. Mr and Mr* Kendrick Dunlap of Moro and Mr* H arry Hooper went to Me Mlnnviile Last Monday where they attended the funeral of Mr* Frank Haynes, an aunt of Mr* A. A Dunlap. Mrs Dunlap stayed until Wednesday visiting Mrs. Gladys Haynes of Yamhill. I^ast Tuesday Mrs. Sam Alber- ty had a party at school to cele Robin went on to Portland to visit \|r . and Mrs. Jim Rodda had as Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Perry and holiday ¿inner guests his brother family over the weekend. in law and sister, Mr and Mr*. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Schilling had Tom Simington and Ricky from as dinner guests Thanksgiving » n d le to n . their son Gary, home from the Mr. and Mr* Ahelton F ritts a c r e C niverslty of Oregon, and Mr. and holiday dinner guests of Mr. and Mra. Kennath Crew« and family. Mr*. Bill Todd and family Dinner guests Thanksgiving day Mr. and Mrs. Royci Blaylock at the H arry Hooper home were had as dinner guests Thanksgiv Mrs. A. A. Dunlap. Mr. and Mrs. V.^rne Mobley and family of Kent, ing day, Mr. and Mrs. Donald Mar Verne Mobley Jr., of OTI and tin and family. Denny Martin, and Mrs. Blaylock's fa tte r, A. K Keith Mobley of OSC. Mr, and Mrs. Frank T. Bayer Jones and Mrs. Jope& of Portland had as dinner guests Thanksgiv and their daughter, J e rn n e Blay ing day Mr. and Mrs. Scott Whit- lock of Gresham. Th? Jones ami wood of The Dalles and Mr. and Jerrine spent the weekend w ith Mrs. Guy Viotin and Devid, Tom- them. Mr. and Mrs. Gene Reynolds m d , , rom C ari,on, w n and family went to Portland for who epen. the ^ e k e n d . with her auditorium the evening of Dec. 17. Mr and Mra f r aud j^ y e r and Thanksgiving dinner Mr. ami Mrs. James Earl had as w n , ’ t Thanksgiving at Dufur Parent the C F Kelloggs. jW tests Thanksgiving day Mr. and ,L u J h famdv -Mr and Mr8 W arren E with the Joe HooJ family. Mrs. Don E£a(*l and family, Mrs. Mr ami Mrs. Herman Peters Jr. an<1 familY of Portland were holl- Maude G arrett of Shaniko and Bill aml sdn of Hood River spent (IaV quests of her parents G arrett of Portland. Thanksgiving with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Eakin the Herman Peters. ha<| as dinner guests Friday Mr. Mr. and Mrs H erm an Peters and and Mrs. James Manning ami fam Mrg Arl gcRiinng and Diane were By and her mother, Mr* Hazel among the visitors in The Pall?« Zurllnden sH of Portland, Mr. and Friday. Mrs. Norris Gilkison and H arry Dinner guests at the Archie I>ean Eakin from Klamath Falls. Cantrall home Thanksgiving d3y The Mannings returned home were Mr. and Mrs. Kendrick Dun Sunday, Mrs. Zurílnden stayed for lap and family and Bonnie a longer visit. z Schaumbergar of Moro, Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Harold Owens and Mrs. Kenneth E verett and family family, Mr* W. D. Barnett, Mr. of Portland and Gen? Cantrall of and Mrs. Case Hamlin and Fred Portland, a student at I^ewls .& die and Vonnie of Eugene and Clark college. ¡«5*wBer,ha ° f The Dal * Mr. and Mra. Everett Cantrall af th.-.Piw>^Ut St/ T flank|iK\ Vln8 <lay an l family drove to Portland mark 2» Mr' 3nd MrS‘ ° lan Thanksgiving day and were din en” , ner guest? of Mr. and-M rs. Cliff Mr. and Mrs. Donald Clodfelter Gurley returning home Friday af- had as their guests Thanksgiving ter viewing the “Fairy Tai?" par- day and weekend Mr. and Mrs. a de. * Bruce Eccles, Stephen and Karen, Air. and MH. Orville Ruggles Mr. and Mrs. Donald Marsh and and family, Mrs. O. N. Rugles, Mr. family and Mr. and Mrs. Clair and Mrs. W illard B arnett and Adams, Jer«y and Ronald all of Keith and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Cole Hood River, Mrs. C. P. Adams of of Wasco drove to Ione Thanks The Dalles and Mr. and Mrs. giving and had dinner with Mr. Frank von Borstel. Mr. anil Mrs. and Mrs. E arl McKinney aixl fam Eccles and Stephen left for Phoe ily. ? nix, Arizona and California points Fred Braach of W elrer, Idaho, on a two week vacation trip, leav and Phil von Borsusl were dinner ing daughter Karen with her guests Wednesday of Mr. and grandparent*. Mrs. Frank von Borstel. A fter din Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Payne had ner Phil took Fred to Moro w here as dinner guests Thanksgiving he accompanied Mr. and Mrs. Al day Mr. and Mra. Ben Reyne, Mr. fred Kock to Oregon City to spend and Mrs. Melvin Fulkerson and Thanksgiving with the W alter family, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Bolen Kochs. and family and Mrs. Iren? Belshe Mr. and Mrs. Emil Loffel of and Frances all of The Dalles, Washougal, Wn., spent the week Bennie Payne was a visitor in the end at the A. von Borstel home. evening. Mrs. Belshe and daugh Mr. and Mrs. Willard Rolfe had ter stayed for the weekend. as dinner guest* Thanksgiving Mr. and Mrs. E. P. Thompson day his m d th « , Mrs. T. M. Rolfe had as guests Thanksgiving her and her father, George Wilde of parents, Mr. and Mrs. Collis Rice Portland. and Mr. and Mrs. Howard Janies Mr. and Mrs. A. vqn Borstel all of Sweet Home. and Phil enJoyetPt/fhanls^glving ELECTRIC BLANKET Mr. and Mrs. Tom Sullivan and < lnn?r with the J?arroli Sayrs at son of Los Angeles who spent Moro. An always-welcome gift for fne>ds or Thanksgiving with her parents, Mr. and Mrs Ed F ritts and family. Thermostatically regulated fo r Mr. and Mrs. Glenn McLachlan at family weht to Albany Wednes even warm th; dual or single controls Heppner, stopped enroute borne day and spent Thanksgiving and Saturday to visit Mr. and Mrs. Al the weekend with her parents the washable; your choice o f colors. fred Payne and family. Clayton Maxim*. Every bed needs an electric blanket. Mr. and Mrs. Myrle Smith and Mr. and Mrs. Jim m y Blagg and family of Pendleton w ere over night guests Wednesday of his parents the JT W. Blagft* T hurs Dr. Oti* G. Perkins day they all went to Ivan Blaggs for Thanksgiving dinner. Mr. and ELECTRIC . , Mrs. Gerald Blagg were guests Optometrist also. 403 K. 2nd Bt. STEAM IR O N Mr. and Mrs. Don Smith were In Th? Dalles Thursday and had TeL CY0-3MS T he Dalles, Ore. Brighten up her life! She’ll breeze Thankaglvlng dinner w ith his through the ironing in far less time with parents, Mr. and Mrs. Gus Smith. Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Berry a new steam iron. I t ’s just one o f the and family left W ednesday for many electric helpers that contribute ('raw fordsvllle and «pent Thanks to better and happier living giving and the w eekend' with r| friends. • for homemakers T h e answers to everyday Mr^ and Mrs. John Rust and ins a rance probp m «' Mr. anJ Mrs. H. O. Dugger were By F ra n k K e tte r dinner g\tests of Mr. and Mrs. Bill »It yo u 'll address your own tnsur- Brlnkert Thanksgiving day. ince questions to this office, w e'll Mr. and Mrs. Sam Alb^rty had try to give you the correct ans as dinner guests Thanksgiving wers and there w ill be no charge day Mr. and Mrs. A. S. Alberty r ! an I family. Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Mr obligation of any kind. ELECTRIC FRY PAN Fields were callers later in the This wonderful electric helper afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. John Rust had as combines the ease and good taste —- dinner guests Sunday Mr. and o f electric cooking in a handy, table- L lis* Q F N H T IO N : F o r Insurance pur- ponen I wonder If you can give us any Men how much home fu rn ish ing» have Increased In price In the pant few years. A N S W E R : la te s t statistics show household furnishings up more than over 1*1« levels and m ore than donbie their pre-world w a r tw o prices. Frank Ketter Agency brate the 10th birthday of her , daughter, Nancy. Invited guests were the pupils of the third grade and their teacher Mrs. Rhoda West, Nancy. CrevFsf *nd Lois Payne. After playing games they went to the lunch room for cake and punch, after ‘Which Nancy opened her, gifts. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Balaer and family arrived Wednesday night from Portland and spept the hol-£ iday weekend with his parents,n, Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Balzer. Other dinner guests Thanksgiving were Mr. and Mrs. Gus Hartmann of Wasco, Mr. and Mrs. Charles H art mann and family of The Dalles, Mr. and Mrs. Clair Balzer and Mr. and Mrs. R. J. B ruckert of Moro. Word has been received of the promotion of John K. Series Jr., «on Of Mr. and Mrs. John K. Series of G rass Valley to Petty Officer Second Class. »He la serving as radar man aboard the Henry W. , Tucker, a radar picket ship which has recently embarked from Long Beach, California, for a tour of duty which will include Australia, the Philippine Islands. Hong Kong. Japan and Formosa. This is radar man Series' third cruise to the Far East. U W » O F T H A N KB I am by this means extending my sincere thanks to the friends who visited m < and sent cards ami flowers while 1 was recently In the hospital Mr* Helene Len. Coyotes W orst Pest For Oregon Stock 4-H Soloist with Chicago Symphony A n Or.«on 4-H'ar. Wilbur Jsssss, If . of Lssqlois. w« shore lop b Hin* M Wsmpet wloUt «Mb t U C h icco Sympbooy Or<k»«t™ *> * • • Pop m nco H * . ♦ wifi borold «fco opssisq of t U H th Nst.ossl 4-H Club Cosgr.w. Now a sophomore at Lewis sad Clark College, Jensen is an eight-year 4-H C lu b m e m b er. Thia w ill be a repeat perform ance for the young t a le n t e d musician. He last appeared with the Symphony Orchestra in 1053. He and his sister entertained the Club Congress delegates Jn 1951 and both were guests on a coast- to-coast T V pro~ram honoring National 4-H Club Week. The "Pop’’ concert Is given by Coyotes again were Oregon's moat destructive predatory ani mal. according to figures released gon departm ent of agriculture. oy Mel .wei Smith, am xn, district uisuici agent «gem for iw Almost half of the 1162 live- by the U. S. Fish and Wildlife Ser- stock and poultry losses reported vice, and M. E. Knickerbocker, from July 1 to October 5 were animal division chief of the Ore- attributed to coyotes. Foxes, the Singer Sewing Machine Com pany, which for the past two years has s p o n s o re d the 4-H Clothing Leader Training pro gram throughout the country. Moro than 1500 Congress dele gates end leaders w ill attend th‘s musical treat. ln reflecting on his music and 4-.I career* Jensen eaid: “In rc.roepect, luuaic and club work havo ioj»n*d for m * a most la- t-»rsstlng, beneficiai cud enjoy able coalition.” bears, raccoons, bobcats, dogs, badgers, mountain lions, opos- sums, skunks, and eagles, in that order, were responsible for the other losses. 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