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SHERMAN COVNTY JOURNAL, .MORO, OREGON
I R ID I Y , J A M
u n
J. 1938
December 20, held at the home of
Sera! Searcy in Portland.
Her
five sons and two daughters and
Jack Law rence spent
Christ- their husbands or wives were pre
n»as in Portland with his daugh sent for the happy occasion. The
ter, Mrs. Bert Lite and family.
Pinkertons remained for a week,
Mr. and Mrs. Deryl Hampton of spending the Christm as season
Gladstone, and Dean Ham pton of with relatives in Portland, Hills
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Milwaukie, spent the Christm as boro and Bellvue, W ashington.
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weekend at the Lynn Hampton
The regular m eeting of the
'refers
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home. The Lynn Hampton family Moro W omen’s club will not be
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were C hristm as day visitors at h e l' this week, because of the
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Sweet Home at the home of Earl holiday activities still taking
t « n r n i a i •
Fr<“!ric I
K ivett, Mrs. H am pton’s brother. place.
made nuH:»: l * v. . > ( n t !
Mrs. M argarette Christianson.
Gloria Geiser and Judy Kelso
the one tiu» t •• wants !..
Moro 5th and 6th grade teacher, went to the hospital in The Dalles
He is cn
spent the C hristm as vacation in during the vacation and hail their
man dvnar ,
Salem w ith her brother in law and tonsils removed.
sister, Mr. and Mrs. George W il
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Woodcock
cox.
went to Vancouver this week to
i (
BORN: To Mr. and Mrs. Jam es see their son Joe and wife for a
Taylor Saturday, December 28, at day o r two, retu rn in g to Maupin
>
The Dalles a daughter.
for New Years and home again
Mrs. John Buck retu rn ed from to lie ready for the opening of
the hospital this week after sev school Monday after the long
• h
eral days of w restling w ith a day lay-off.
case of the flu. During her ab
The county court met T hurs
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sence her place at the bank was day and Friday, missing the Wed
taken by Mrs. Lee Belshee.
nesday holiday. The first of the
“ Ih
f . i’< treasurer. In 1930 he
Mr. and Mrs. Neil M cIntyre and year business of annual appoint
a i.
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• I the National Container
son have moved to town, occupy m ents anti ju ry list was before
h
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p. o f Pennsylvania, w ith I »
ing an apartm ent in Robie’s Motel them to make a two day session
pianist t. .
:o in
i and some boi rowed ca p ita l,
while their house on the ranch is necessary.
world.”
la the mi Idle o f the depres.
being remodeled.
B
orn
in
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b
Sheriff George Geiser and IxiV
', r.t tjie age < f 26, M ann \ as
Mr. and Mrs. Loy Cochran uml Co hran went to Dallas T h u r sdav
at the age of tv.a, F.e had
7 o f a n tin g a m illio n o d ia r
Mr. and Mrs. Giles Freni h w ent to to retu rn a parole violator to this
happily preparing for the
. oany.
The Dalles Sunday to attend the 1 ountv so the judge can official
cert stage when, buddi. ! -, ;
“ I r< id a n d s tu d ie d c o n -
40th wedding reception for Mr. ly revoke his parole.
a car rammed into I s
an
he said. “ A n y th in g to
and Mrs. George Wilcox at the
broke
both
shoulders
and
i«
Mr. and Mrs. L ester Conle«?
w ith economics — business
home of Dr. and Mrs. Dean W il went to Tacoma Sunday to attend
him of his career-in musi»
papers, the V.’all Street Jour
What music lost, how er,
cox. L ater in the evening they the funeral of his brother, Art
nal, magaair.es, news le tte rs —
business gained.
called at the home of Mr. an.' Mrs. Coulee, who died there Saturday
th in g s th a t kept me abreast o f
FiFst,
though,
he
took
to
bo«-’
s
Roy Powell.
anil study. Possessed of a cruel.- ec< iom ic tw is ts and tu rn s .’’
Al G riffith, proprietor of the
Bennie Irzyk, younger brother
Though he loved the tempo o f
erjark
mind, he breezed through
Grass
Valley
Pastime,
was
taken
of Tex Irzyk, flew up from Dow
big business, his ear was alw ays
Yale’s
tough
entrance
exams
to
to
a
hospital
last
Friday
with
a
ney, California to spend C hrist
become, at 15, one of its young tun : d to the rh yth m s o f music.
mas at Moro. Tex and family took serious hem orrhage and his death
est students.
A ileili(-ul«*'.l a rl co lle cto r
was
reported
to
have
occurred
him to the Portland airport Sun
Two >< s later he quit la
He collected n zords and a rt.
the next day.
day to sta rt his re tu rn trip.
stud r at Phil
V, h*r-
H s P hila delph ia home is a v e ri
Mrs. Ix?ta Eslinger spent the
Mr. and Mrs. Stan Coelsch and
t»n
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f
Husi,
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ss
with
I
ne
table
g a lle ry and he is equa lly
last
part
of
the
holiday
season
at
family and Mr. and Mrs. John E.
idc:
a V, all S treet career be- at home w ith S tra v in s k y or
DeMoss an ' family left Monday Astoria with her son, W alter an i
lor.
in,.
G ershw in, Picasso or Matisse m
in two cars for the Rose Bowl family.
At 9, he was ea rn in g $100 a w ell as With
» am i ootid*.
Mrs. Elva Bryant left the first
game at Ix>s Angeles, California,
paj » r
i n in d
A few years Ago Maori took
of
the
year
for
her
annual
visit
going first to Arizona to visit the
Iter h»
me lit j his money, plans ar.J s r ' i.a mi 1
Sherm an county contingent at in Ix>s Angeles with her daughter,
Helen Bryant.
Phoenix.
Mr. and Mrs. Al D orm aier and
Guests of Mrs. Lilliam Flatt W asco News
Lt. Bob Ho-kinson and wife
children spent C hristm as week di
left Tuesday to retu rn to Las last Thursday weiv? Mrs. Lu via
Portland visiting Mr. and Mrs.
B y D o ris N is b e t
Vegas, Nevada w here he has been F la tt of Fargo, N. D„ Sgt. and
Gaylord Guy and children, Mrs.
stationed as a member of the air Mrs. Glenn Flatt and daughter of
Holiday guests of Mr. andMrs. Bem is Gnv and Mrs. Frank Ixun-
force. He will go back to Arizona Spokane, Wn., Mr. anti Mrs. Mar Afton M cIntyre wene Mr. and born.
for another assignm ent early in vin F latt of Wall, S. D. and Gus Mrs. Donald Adams and sons of
wenneth Bish has been home
Woitzel of G ardner, N. I).
January.
Portlan , Jan n le M cIntyre, also of from college for the Christm as
Mr. and Mrs. Mac Alsup were
Portland, Don M cIntyre of The vacation.
here Tuesday from Tygh Valley
A recent visitor at the home of
Dalles, Phyllis Madding and La-
to have a part in the sale of the WASCO COMMUNITY
dona of The Dalles, ami Mr. and Dr. Richelderfer has been her bro
Tavern which their son, Bill, has
Mrs. John Joyce an ! Greg of ther, H. F. Hiker, from Boone,
HAS GOOD CHRISTMAS
been operating.
Iowa.
Harper.
Mrs. Lilliam Flatt entertained
Bright colored bulbs decorated
Spending Christm as day at the
Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Sargent and
members of her family C hristm as the com m unity C hristm as tree Rena Sheppard visited the Rev home of Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence
day. Present were Mr. and Mrs. which stood in the center of the an 1 Mrs. Charles Neville and fam Buck were Mr. and Mrs. lx»o Ro-
Bob Flatt, Nels and Connie of business d istrict of Wasco. This ily in Corvallis for the Christm as lierts and Sharon, Mr. and Mrs.
Heppner, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Flatt, was the first tim e in several week.
Raymond Van Gilder and family
Doug Kevin and Laurie of Condon years th at the Wasco com m unity
Enjoying a family gathering at and Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Virtue
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Axtel. Skip, Ju has planned such an event. The the home of Mr. and Mrs. Robert and daughters of Moro.
dy and Jim of Moro.
Wasco Methodist church choir Nisbet were Mr. and Mrs. I). Mc
Mr. and Mrs. H arry Pinkerton sponsored the tree and promoted Conaughy of Kent and Mr. and
C hristm as dinner guests of Mr.
attended her m other's, Mrs. Lena the idea which came originally Mrs. Gene McConaughy a n d and Mrs. ,1a k R othery were Mr.
Searcy’s With birthday party on from Mr. and Mrs. Tom Moore. Cynthia of Portland. Dropping in and Mrs. Joe Moss and sons and
The beautiful 35 feet fir tree for a sh o rt visit in the evening Mr. an Mrs. Gordon Boice and
was donated by Pau ton Kaseberg were Mr. an J Mrs. Clyde Fridley sons of Camas. Richard Rondeau
who w ith the help of Bill W hite and children and Mr. and Mrs. visited his grandparents until
Saturday when Mrs. Joe Moss,
and Rev. Richar i Bruner, cut J e rry B arnett and children.
Je rry an ! Keith Delco anil Mrs.
down the tree and hauled it from
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Gosson an Rothery took him back to Camas.
Mr. K aseherg's land south of The
in *' cry service
Dalles. W ith the help of several family w ere hosts to Mr. and Mrs. During the weekend Mrs. Rothery
men, Leroy Belshee, Marvin Tho W. A. Nisbet, Mr. and Mrs. Lau also visited Mrs. N. W. W ard in
nt reasonable cost
mas, John Robinson, l ’aulen, Bill rence Nisbet and three children, of Battleground, Wn.
Mrs. Faye Boice spent the
W hite, Clyde Fridley, Jack Ro E phrata, Wash., and Bud Nisbet
thery, Bill Reid and Richard B run of K lam ath Falls on C hristm as holidays visiting Mr. and Mrs.
Sam Boice and children in E u
er, the tree was p u t into place. day.
Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Nisbet and gene and Mr. and Mrs. Gordon
The tree was decorated with lights
hv Robert Nisbet, Leland Schw en- children enjoyed a family g ath Boice and family in Camas.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Patrick and
del and Richard Bruner. The ering at the home of Mrs. N isbet’s
lights w ere donated by Mr. and parents in Heppner. Mrs. Nisbet Michael enjoye ; C hristinas m orn
Mrs. Carroll Sayrs, Mrs. B. E s and children will spend the rest of ing breakfast at the home of Mr.
F u n e ra l S erv ice
trelle Hailey and Richard O'Meara. the C hristm as school vacation in and Mrs. L. E. Dehler.
'I here were other lights offered by Pendleton at the home of Mr. and
Leonard & Wilma Smith many
Ann Halvorson sjxmt Chri.-tmas
interested people which Mrs. Clayton Davis and family.
in
Shelton, Wash., w ith her par
Mr. and Mrs. Bon Christianson,
were not needed—but whose of
D ire c to rs
.Linda and Beverly, had as C hrist ents, Mr. and Mrs. John H alvor
fers w ere appreciated.
son. Re turning with Ann was her
The tree was lighted for the mas dinner guests: Mr. and Mrs.
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grandm other, Mrs. Oscar Borman,
J.
C.
Stanek,
Juanita
and
Boh
first time on Saturday, December
21 and added a great amount o f and Gerald Brandi all of The Dal to visit Mr. and Mrs. Fred Dor
maier.
l>eauty and pride to the Season les, Mr. and Mrs. A. B. C hristian
Fre idle Dormaier spent sever
son
ami
Mrs.
Daisy
Byers
of
Moro,
as it came to Wasco. The com
al days of the vacation in Tacoma
m unity C hristm as sing was held Mr. and Mrs. A rthur Justesen of
at the home of Mr. anil Mrs. Char-
Monday evening, De em ber 23 at Kent, Mr. and Mrs. John Stew art, • ■■ M cP ha il.
Bruce
and
Christi
of
McMinnville.
8:0« p. m. It was estim ated that
Weekend guests of the Fred
.Mr. and Mrs. Guy Andrew.
between 65 and 75 people attend
Dormaiers were Mr. and Mrs. Joe
ed—singing the old and m eaning spent Chris [mas week at the hom<
Janek an 1 children of The Dalles.
ful C hristm as carols led by Rev. of Mr. and Mrs. Chester Andrew
Christ nas ay gue its at the
Richard Bruner. The Wasco Me in Hilislxir«
home of Mr. mi Mrs. Vern Dut-
thodist church choir sang, "The
<1 s of Mr. ton w en Mr. nd Mrs. .1. R. Platt
Chri
dinner i
Cherubim Song” by Bortniansky and M
Ar thur Van Gih ?r were of The talle Mrs. J ,hn Royse,
and "The Infant Je su s” by Rydzn Mrs. F her Stanley, Joe Brooks, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Royse
Car-
ki, a Polish carol. Miss Sharon Mr. an Mrs H arry Van Gild r.
men and E verett and Mrs Ed
Laughlin sang the beautiful solo,
( ’hr! nas eve guests of the Dutton.
PLAN
“O Holy N ight” which seemed so Je rry
Mr. and Mi . Harold I ngnerg
u n e tt fai y were Marie
very appropriate under the bright B arnett (
YOUR
Mi and M I. (>w- entertained at ( *hristma.‘ dinner
and shining stars of the evening. en Barn
Bii’el, iw and Mr. and Mrs. John Robinson, Mr.
SEASONS
Following the sing the W asco Joe Rigg
a nJ Mrs. I L. Funk and Andy
fornia.
church . hoir and MYF and their
PRODUCTION FINANCING
-b»rg.
Mr. an Mr
K Bel.- shoe of Er,M
guests went carolling around Moro w
tmas dinner
Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Funk upent
THROUGH YOUR LOCAL
the com m unity in the old fashion gue- at the
, f,f \j r.
] and the past weekend visiting Mr. and
ed way with a team of horses pull Mrs. erov B».
PRODUCTION CREDIT ASS N.
Other recent Mr E. F. R ss In Salem,
ing two wagons loaded with hay— gues
A housegu st at th e home of
cl M r- s. Don
and singing carollers. John Rom Wils
L o a n s a re m a d e to c a r r y
Mr. and Mrs Harold Engtierg Is
inson donate 1 the use of the
through the entire production
Ml
[uest of his mother. Hazel Engberg of
period. You pay back the loan
norses < nd Tom Moore and John
id M r:
M( Nee y and Spokane.
only after you market crops or
Kellogg dres^e»
the n o rses in
Roy
and Mr
’ and Mi
Mr. and Mrs. Ix-land Anderson
livestock . . . and interest on
their i>est
irnetM and sleigh
■ and I
Christ- and Pamela, Mr. and Mrs. Stanley
« c h dollar only for the etact
I k ’II s , whl
added so much to
eek.
number of days you used it.
\nderfw n and L inda, Mrs. Lilly
the fun of
1 ever' ig. After c a r
an ’ M
»hn Hi Id, rbrand Akre an I Paul, all of Portland,
OWNED AND OPERATED IY AND
oiling for ,
tour or lo th e carol-
lined the follow- and Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Walk-
mi ily e
FOR FARMERS AND RANCHERS
tors ret rn< to th e church for
C hrlstm I- day er of The Dalles, and Mr. and Mrs.
hot i o ff
ind
in d a lovely Mr.
o n H ih k rbrand Art Macheel and Duke and Mrs.
given to the g oup
wine irt, all (jf Biggs, enjoyed
Millin. T his w
hrlf*t as day at the Gordon
Mr Christm
wond
rant Tue
larjM home.
oop- Harj>er
ing.
urrees
Every«
the «
Mr. and Mrs. Gu- H artm ann
wa-
’hrli
[x-nt several days during the hol-
ob
W
H ik ie r
l<i VS at the home of th eir son,
ny y
»s H artm ann In The l>alles.
fa t a
and Mrs. Gordon H arper
M id-C olum bia
P ro d u c tio n
•ven
d any part
♦nt last weekend in Portland
C re d it A sso ciatio n
pr
Hawaii and visited th e ir sons, Stan and
<ith the fx iand An ,-rson and families.
4th & C o u rt S tre e ts
'he
thank: W
dr. and Mrs. L. P. Haven, Bet-
•tri
F ir s t F e d e ra l S a v in g s &
M< e spent ty and Mary, spent
C hristm as
rht-
Mr
Moore's
with
Mrs.
Viola
Miller
in Port-
L o an B u ild in g
hearY?
fdni,md. land.
Mi and
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Her and
Miss Betty Bothw<?ll of Kent Is
ind
Mrs. Mar
tier have gone to a hou»egue-»t of B, tty Haven,
T h e D alles, O regon
>w»gr
the winter.
Enjoying dinner together at the
Moro Personals
P erfection
PRODUCTION CREDIT
ASSOCIATION
Rufus Personals
Mrs. George Fox
The C hristm as season has ce
and gone. It was spent by m
families in this area either vl
ing or having people in The r
was very generous during
holidays keeping the roads ,
and sloppy.
Mr. and Mrs. Dolph Baker an
daughter, Jane, left Tuesday
Tacoma, w here they spent Chri
mas with their daughter and f ,
ily.
The Bakers arrived ho,
Thursday evening.
M a d e C o n c e rts P o p u la r
In P h ila d e lp h ia
placed them at the disposal o f
the c ity o f P hila delph ia. Ju s t
l.'.e th a t. P h ila delph ia liked the
id a.
’i hey im m e dia te ly appointed
1 ,m Com m issioner c f Recreation,
a new post; he helped w rite the
C ity 's new c h a rte r and then
moved in to local governm ent as
an adviser and planner. In 1955
Mr. and Mrs. John Mathieson
and Dad Hydorn left Tuesday for
Hermiston to spend the holidays
with Mr. and Mrs. H arry Hydorn
and children. They came back to
Rufus Saturday.
Mr .and Mrs. Will Huck had
for guests at Christm as dinner
Mr. ami Mrs. Carl Thompson and
Mr. ami Mrs. F'red H arrison.
he also became Director of Com-
i
ce and C ity Representative.
W o rrie d by the off-key fin a n
cia l noises em anating fro m the
1. i’ in Hood Dell, the c ity -ru n
«
t it s , M ann took over in 19IS
r. ad in s id e o f a y e a r p u t i t
squarely in the black.
He did more than t h a t- h c took
the concerts aw ay fro m the " c a r
ria ge tra d e ” and bro ug ht it
rig h t in to the laps o f the people.
Guests for the C hristm as holl-
' ays at the home of Mr. rm l Mrs.
Atlo? Wilson w ere their son in
law and daughter. Mr. and Mrs
Jim Butler and children of Por
land and their son Mr. an ! Mr
Stacy Wilson and family from
Seattle.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Anderson
spent their Christm as holiday
with Mrs A nderson’s m other in
\ an ouver, Canada, returning to
Rufus Sunday morning on the
early train.
Coming Tuesd.o to
\ n I t e
holidays with Mr. an 1 Mrs. Ken
Hollinger were Mrs. Hollinger'
father and Ken' ’ u»‘1 -r, M r
Kate Hollinger and son G or 'on
all from Portland. ’They all re
turned to Portland together Fri
day morning.
Fred Wenzel and son. Robert, of
Clackamas were overnight guest
Friday of the George Fox's.
Concerts «I low eoal
Now, P hiladelphians can see
and hear the w o rld ’s best orches
tra s and soloists nt an average-
adm ission fee w hich cannot be
duplicated a n yw h e re -o n a and a
h a lf cents a con cert!
C o ntin enta l boundaries, how
ever, do not lim it his interests.
T h is year M ann was hailed by
the Israel Governm ent fo r lead
ersh ip in b u ild in g a $2 m illio n ,
3000-seat music ha ll, finest in the
M iddle East. In g ra titu d e , Israel
has named it The F re d rie R.
M ann A u d ito riu m .
Today, he has re tire d fro m ac
tiv e ly m aking paper containers
and has resumed h i- one-tim e
bidd y Touru g a‘c read in search
of n»w musica, la 'e n i has r. r.<
bt-c.ine Maro » i . i a f i r , i »ulU-
bow dream con.» true.
home of Mrs. Estrelle Hailey on
C hristm as were Mrs. Jennie H ear
ing and Mrs. Lila Halley.
R ecent guests of Mrs. Jennie
H ear.ng were Mr. and Mrs. Archie
Kirkelie of Portland.
Mi a Estrelto Hailey has gone
mi an eight d a y trip to Hawaii
with
e A rthur Murray dancing
class.
Mrs. ('arl Everett is out of the
hospital and is staying at the
home of her sister, Mrs. Bill An
drews for a while.
Enjoying Christinas day at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Holland
Johnson were Mr and Mrs. George
D rinkard Sr., Jo»» D rinkard Jr.,
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Brishine and
Marilyn of Moro, and Mrs. Lil
lian I'errell and Harvey Ferrell.
Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Larim ore
an I children spent C hristm as In
Portland with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Walt Blau.
Mrs. Pat Macnab and children
were at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Joe S herrer in The I > dies for
Christ mas.
Mrs. W. F. Kelly from Wilmer,
Minn., is spending a month at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Tom Mac
nab and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Kaseberg
left after Christm as on a trip to
Santa Barbara to spend a couple
of months.
Enjoying Christm as dinner at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Inland
Medler and family were Mrs. Bea
Macnab, Boh and Joanne of The
Dalles, Mr. and Mrs. Russ Me-
( ullough and Laurie and Kenny
of Dufur, and Mr. and Mrs. Pete
Macnab, lx,n?n, Dick, Craig and
Joy.
Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Macnab
were surprised by a
group of
friends and relatives Saturday
night who dropped
in to give
them a housewarming. The even
ing was spent playing cards, fol
lowed by a spaghetti buffet din
ner. Enjoying the evening were
Mr. and Mi’s. Roy Grant an
family had C hristm as dinner wit
Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Eaton and
son in The Dalles. Mi s. Eaton i
the G rant’s daughter.
M r an 1 M r« W h in .' Miller had
all their children home • f o r ( '..r
mas dinner. They el< sed up the
Cafe for that day.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Myers and
family from Ia»s Angeles, came 1
Rufus to spend the holl 'ays with
Mrs. Myer's parents, Mr. and Mrs
W alter Morris and other relatives
living here.
Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Macnab gut
moved into their new home just
completed before Christ mas and
had their relative .»s then? for the
hoi Ida v dinner.
Mr. a n d Mrs.
<*l Sanders, M r.
and Mrs Ken Fleck, Bob Macnab
of The Dalles, Mr. ami Mr-. Jack
Wa liter of Portland, Mr. an 1
Mrs. Afton McIntyre, Mr. an 1
Mrs. Bill Macnab, Mr. ami Mrs
Don Macnab, Mr. and Mrs George
Macnab ami Mr. and Mrs. Tom
Macnab.
( ’hrlstm as dinner guests at toe
home of Mr. and Mrs. Stuar, Mac
nab were Mr. amt Mrs. Ronai 1
Macnab and Mr. and Mrs. Ken
r.<»th Fleck and family.
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Shields at Salem Memorial ho
tai January 1, an eight ixnind
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