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About Sherman County journal. (Moro, Or.) 1931-current | View Entire Issue (Jan. 3, 1958)
I PAG* j BllEK.VLVN Oil I \ r \ JOl'iCVAL Grass Valley By Mr«. A. r . lb.i/«*r i k iteckinan was hoste- iday party at her home I>ec. 1ft honoring her Katherine, Many a Neil m Taber. Invited guests rere Mona Eakin, Vlr- <1, Byron Bayer, Mal inger, Danny Martin, Un, Gene Eakin, Danny '■rances Gahrielson and d. I he hoste s .-ei v.-d an meai consisting of hot all the trimmings. The I cake, w hifh was baked Joe Hammond, and ice •r«» sa rw d kder in the Mr. Heckman took the eir homes alxiut 8 p. in, rls sjient the night with •»ii.s. n u o isocK gave ,i i inner Sunday in honor of h er h u sb a n d ’s b irth d ay a n lv ersary . P resen t w ere Mr. and Mrs. A lfred Kock an 1 Mr. and Mrs, Dean P inkerton and family of Moro and Bill Pausch. M olto, OREGON FRIDAY, J INVAR» 3, lit.* *n ! J r ji„ j Mi Kay B rittiin <am •m for a few day »¡I ¿ini tii.». i'vsnaltl , m u B,>r*icl dleton -pent Christmas holiday entered The Dalles hospital T hurs with Mr. and Mrs. Hen Maxfield day for a tonsillectomy, they at Kent. b ought her home F ri ay. Gene Knott Jr. of the L’.S.Navy Arden Peters surprised his mo- at San Diego spent the Christm as the, Mrs. Herman Peters, C hrist holidays with his parents, Mr. mas eve when he handed her a ami Mrs. Eugene Knott at Kent. Mrs. Erances Mathews arrived package, when she unw rapped it, there was his discharge from the W ednes ay from Renton, Wn., and stayed until Sunday w ith her navy. Mr. and Mrs. Olan Stark and mother, Mrs. T. M. Roife. Mrs. W. I) Harnett were visitors Mr. and Mrs. Charles Baker and in The Halles Monday. family of Ctarno were dinner Dinner guests at the home of guests Christm as cay at the Hob Mr. and Mrs. Herman Peters Sun Rolfe home.' Mrs. T. M. Rolfe, Mrs. Erances day were Mr. and Mrs. Herman Peters Jr. and son of Hixxl River, Mathews and Roger Hans were Ar en Peters, Mr. and Mrs. H ar dinner guests at the John Rolfe old Owens and family and Arnold home C hristm as day. Mr. and Mrs. Doane Lemley and family of Portland came Tuesday an 1 spent the Christm as holiday with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. A r iel I Lemley. Mr. and Mrs. David Stum p of Monmouth arrived Tuesday and were guests at the Gordon Lemley home. Thev all ha<* dinner at th? Arzacll Lemley h >me Christmas day. Mr. and Mrs. John Rolfe. Mrs. T. M. Polfe and Mrs. Frances Ma- Schilling and ■f were busi- ita lies Satut- ’ ic-fs Christm as day at lirnble home were .Mrs. and Alton. Mrs. Marion Crews ami Id, arrive,! Monday from to visit her parents, Mrs. Dell Olds, leaving came home Roseburg with his Frank von family were < inner g in,a- day at the home Mr-. A. s. Alberty. D in Olds w ent to pent the C h ristm as | •Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Payne and his -on Donald Olds i family left Dee. 21 for San Frail C athy von Borstel, (•l«eo to spend the Christmas hoi- iday w ith , their -on in law and •laughter Mr. and Mr.«. Harold Gotiflr/. and l , Mr. and Mrs. Lam er Sayrs and family of Moro spent Christm as eve at the Gordon Lemley home. Mr. an 1 Mrs. Fred W egener of I he Dalles and Mr. and Mrs. Pat Kelly of Portland spent C hrist mas day at the Bill Rolfe home •Mrs. T. M. Rolfe had as din ner guests Christm as eve Mr. and Mrs. Bill Rolfe and family and Rodney Rolfe. -Mr. and Mrs. John Rolfe and Mrs. T. M Rolfe left Sunday for Roseburg to visit Mrs. H arriett Wells, from there they left for ( alifornia to spend several weeks. -Mr. and Mrs. Orville Ruggles and family went to Portland Sun- day De em ber 22 and had Christ mas dinner with her m other Mrs. h. L. Boyce and other members of da8 fam i,y’ retu rn in £ home Mon- Mr. and Mrs. Shelton Fritts, Mr ‘n rSi F rltts and family and • Ir and Mrs. Clayton Maxim of Albany were dinner guests C hrist mas day at the Hill Tod«i home. • Ir. and Mrs. Steve K etter «r Mr. and Mrs. W illiam Brink- 1 and G ary w ine d in n er guest in The Dalles Chl'i tin i iy a t th e home of inn- bro th er in law and sister, Mr. and Mr-. Dual) \n tier son. A l - o p reu n it w ere in o tl-T sister, Mrs. O -car A nder an fro n , F ergus Falls, Minn., and th e ir in > th er, Mrs. C h ristin e I'r le n t <;' 1 ’o rtla n . Mrs. F i«•< 1 n < » n? home with the B rlnkert to stay until a fte r New Years | iv Mr., and O ld < Mi D id Tacoma, Wn., arrived Sunday be Bingen, Wn., and Mr. and Mis. J. fore C hristm as and spent the holi Gould of The Dalles. day with their son, Frank K etter Guests Christm as eve at the and family. Harold Owens some were the H er Mr. and Mrs. Orville Ruggles mans Peters and Arden, John P et and family, Mrs. O. N. Ruggles ers. the Olan Starks, Mrs. W. D. and Mr. and Mrs. Earl McKinney B arnett and the W illard Barnetts and son, Alan Ray, of lone were and Keith. dinner guests C hristm as day at Mr. and Mrs. L arry Sm ith of the W illard B arnett home. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Schilling Corvallis spent the Christm as hol had as dinner guests Christm as iday with his parents, Mr. and day his m other, Mrs. H erm an Mrs. Don Smith. John Block of Schilling of The Dalles and her I he Dalles had Christm as dinner brother in law and sister, Mr. and with them. Afternoon callers were Mrs. M. E. Johnson and sons Mrs. M .ude G arrett and Bob of Shaniko. from Goldendale. Mrs. Maude G arrett and Boh Dinner guests Christm as day at the J. W. Blagg home were Mr. had dinner Christm as day w ith and Mrs. Clair Balzer, Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. H. N. Riggs. Mr. and Mrs. Lester Barnum Mrs. Gerald Blagg and Mr. an 1 had as U n n er guests Christm as Mrs. A. F. Balzer. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Owens ha 1 day his parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. as dinner guests Christm as day E. Barnum. Mr. and Mrs. Olan Stark and fam Students home from college for ily of Kent, Mrs. W. D. Barnett, Mrs. Fred Peters and Derrie, Mr. the holidays are Gene Cantrall of an 1 Mrs. H erm an Peters and Ar Lewis & Clark. Portland, Jerrin e den, John Peters and Charlie Blaylock, Portland, H arry Dean Eakin. Verne Mobley, Gary Rod- a from OTI, Keith Moblev nd Ro-s Norton front OSC, Nancy Decker and Helene Sather from Spokane, Washington. * i I. in i day M r- ( it i > • \| i . • Am ong tho a l le n d .n ■ , • i : , front Gi » i V day ■ ‘ Mr. and Mrs. G eorge \\ Ik " , in I he Dalh‘s at the hom e of Dr. n t I Mrs. Dean Wilcox 'a m la,', w n-e Mr. and Mrs. lv>|| o i s, Mr. ami Mrs. Elien Kt •, \|r . an I Mi - Fai l < )ld-. Mr. and Mi I . li n \llev , Mr. and Mr- \\ dlace M v. Mi ami Mrs. Fred Cox and lion, Mr (>. N. Ruggles, < tr\ die Bu : e and Dean and Mr. an I M Melvin A lberty. Among th o -e at,e n d in g t e fu n eral of Roy Guv held at Go| >n- 'I alt» Saturday w ere Mr. .in 1 Mrs Harold Owens, Arden Pete; . Mr and Mrs. G erald Blagg, Mr an I Mrs. Boh Rolfe, John. B uether, Hill Rolfe, Jim McDonald. Frank E. Bayer, Claud Bayer, c. W Fields, Mark Bird, lia n a S ark, Carl K.-llev, Ihck li i I I I' Thomi>son, L u th e r D avn, C lair Balzer .ami Jack ( " it Inn in. 1 I’l \ ar began w ith farm er; .nglng th e ir m ach in ery to tin bool gro u n d s to dig and fill, ke an scrajie, to build a play g Held ami p a rk in g space, in a example of rual helpfulness. '•‘I and cinders were hauled he field made ready for seed- t a short time during the mild ary weather. Some worked > outing of a county high brought a FFA chapter wit days, some worked hours but ly el- ted officers and an i m arly everyone with time or m a tural instructor for the fir.- chinery worked some to s ta rt the in history. n-?w Sherman high school athletic field as cheaply as jxtssible. Among tho e g >ing to P ortlan d F riday to at ml the funeral of Mrs. C atsten von Mors,el w ere ank von Borstel, Mr. a n ! Mrs von Borstel, Mr Mr. am i Mrs. and Mi's. Donald von Borstel and Joy, BUI Pau e l l , F ritz Bohw eder, Mr. and Mrs. W Holnwt M an 1 Mr . ( 'at I \ »"i Borstel, Mr. ami Mrs. Bud Ko k, Mr. and Mrs. E -t.'l Ilart- John IVeckman, Mi ley, M is Matt Sinn» von Borstel Jr. Mi - Bill I'Uture fa rm e rs of A merk the organizzation that goes a with S.nith-Hughes work ln I schools. Students will learn al farm mt» hinery, about stock ging, carpentry and will also some training in public speal F cam«» up Friilay for tin leaving Sunday a -on Mrs. John Je n k ln - win C hristin as week w ith ter, Mrs. Donald von 1 family. P lhl von B or ' »1 1« •, for I'a ad en a. < ’ » I lf t o B ose Bowl g am e New Mr and Mi I ’.vere bad as din n er ;i ests day Mr. and Mi I '» I and Mr. an.»i Mi - Cliff T routdale ami Mt ami old Dunean of Euc tie About B>s people at Chrlstm is party and pi held at the Sin t man Moro I >ee. 21 given b C antrall, m anager. All ren w ere given t n 'it Mr. and Mr Frank and family had C hristi w tth Mi s. Sam Stai k Mr and Mrs llartw fam ily spent C hristina visiting Mr. and Mr 1 tain and family. Mr, and Mrs John Johnny ami Mr. and Brinker» were «linn Christm as eve at tl Brinki’rt home w hen ed their presents I *avid arrived holidays Mr»- Fi Mrs. ( I of Astm gtiestn over the Christ day her brother in law . Mr. and ,Mi - IV• V\ *t, Terry, Sandra and Dt from Rix kaway and Mr. Larry Hermo from M -M Mr. and Mr«. H a n k anil fnntly M»ent Sun.l.ii visiting Mr. and Mr \\ H Beard, T he Dalles, i dlcatmw remarks. The t io»>l is modern in ev » t w uh gymnasium, st t teria, big heating plant and some inc mg l ne Dalles «am was class rooms and library, which finished in early spring and Sher- a local group is dding by assem b man-countians watched the water ling books. rise over the familiar site of Celilo falls with varying emo A new Home Economic s ag tions whik» Indians, their tribal came in mid-summer to take ov fishing groun« s gone forever, the com paratively new duties solemnly watched them, perhaps the office. to see that w hite men disturbed nothing else they held dear. In point of physical change the fill ing of I he Dal es dam w as bv far s ma\ irgott roup organization finish their high before school
