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SHERMAN COVN’TY JOURNAL
MORO, OREGON
FRDIAY, Il NE «. 195«
E lliott , Mr. and M rs. Geo rg e E.
Meloy and Mr. and Mrs. W. Les
i er.
V isiting at the Chas. A dlard
Mrs. O ra P eetz flew to W ash
hom e is Mis. Chas. Biz« »au and
ington, D. C. recently to visit het
th re e i sm all d au g h ters.
d au g h ter, Mrs. K arl Lan«h>trom
T he J u n io r Ladies club clim ax-
and fam ily and to be on hand for
ed its season w ith a sw im m ing
th e g rad u a tio n of h e r granddau- p a rty at th e hom e of Mr. an d Mrs.
ter, M aris Lou L andstrom , from S tan Coelsch M onday evening
high school.
w ith th e ir h u sb an d s as guests.
Mr. and Mrs. A lfred Kock re T h ere w ere tw elve cou p les p re
tu rn e d the firs t of the w eek from sen t and follow ing th e sw im m ing
a trip to the vailey to v isit re l light re fre sh m e n ts w ere served.
ativ es and frie n d s and for Mem
C larence
S p arlin g an d
Mel
orial w eekend.
S chadew itz d ro v e up from P o rt
D on't be su p e rstitio u s! A ttend land W ednesday to atte n d the
the F a th e r & Son b an q u e t F ri fu n eral of Jo h n Foss.
day, J u n e 13, a t Moro C om m unity
Mr. and
Mrs. Jo h n P a rk e r
c h u rc h a t 6:30 p. m.
sp e n t th e long holiday w eekend
Mr. anu M rs. E rn e st E v e re tt at A storia and Seaside anil found
left S unday for Tacom a a fte r be th a t co u n try p re tty wet.
ing h ere to atten d Mrs. E v e re tt s
Mr. and Mrs. G eorge De.Moss
sis te r's funeral, O ther here tu a t w ere here
last w eekend from
tend Mrs. B ull’s fu n eral w ere W ashington to visit w ith rela tiv e s
her b ro th e r Milo E lliott and w ife, a few days.
son Mike and d a u g h te r,
Mrs.
Mr. a n d Mrs. Collis Moore, Mr.
H ubert W ren an d a nephew Ted and Mrs. D avid Moore and Mrs.
A nna Moore w ere all in P o rtlan d
Sunday to th e g rad u a tio n cere
m onies a t L ew is and C lark college
Z E N IT H
TV
w hen D avid received his degree.
Sales & Service
Mr. and Mrs. Jiy n es M iller
S E R V IC E ON A L L M A K E S
(A najean K nighten) stojxped in
C a ll
A N D Y PAULSON Moro b riefly Sunday m orning
w hile on th e ir w ay to M itchell
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Moro Personals
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5 ” Electric Saw
Casting Pole, Reel & Line
Spinning Pole & Reel
50 ft. Plastic Hose
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On Grain Fire Insurance
C overage w e are now w ritin g com I m yon 30 cen ts per S1OO
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nig h t and have m oved
m ake th e ir home.
B elshee ret'eived an
W ednesday to atten d
th<> g rad u a tio n
at Oregon S tate
w h ere Hts g ran d daug h ter, Bever-
ly M artin Is to he am ong those
g ettin g degrees.
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frien d s for th e flow ers, th e card s
and th e m any o th e r ex p ressio n s
of k in d n ess show n us »hiring o u r
rec en t bereav em en t.
Bev. F letch er C annell
and fam ily
Mr. and Mw ChM Adlard
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By Ann Hall, R eporter
195.00
d W ater-
Mrs. M arie B rady an d Jo h n s a t ur<lay
in Sher- O ltm anns, a p a in te r of Golden- th e re to
»laie, w ere m arried in th a t city
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4.97
♦ m any frien d s for th e ir help and
r sister, Lila Bull,
: k th in ro d u n g e h ss h to er o u illn
7.50
ess anti death.
Mr. and Mrs. E. S. E v erett
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Mr. and Mrs. Milo E lliott
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from th e ir hom e in Seattle.
M r and Mrs. N<eal F reem an
of E ugene w ere v isito rs at th e
hom e of his m otlu?r, Mrs. E d n a
F re ei nan over th e 1long w eekend.
Lei; E d w ard s and 1 W ily Knigh-
ten w ere dow n fro m 1 giG ran d e
and E astern Oregoin college for
th e h olidav.
Mrs. S h irley VVYxxts has
sold
h er hom e in Moro to Don K ing
an d will m ove to P o rtlan d by th e
first of Ju ly .
Mr. an d Mrs. D arw in V anG ilder
w ent to A lbany T h u rsd ay to see
th e g rad u atio n of N atalie ( ’a rte r,
w ho is fin ish in g high school th is
year.
Mr. and Mrs. H a rry IXitton
w ere up from INirtland to spend
M emorial < ay at the J. K. M cKean
home.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy B elshee d ro v e
to P o rtlan d W ednesday to m eet
Mrs. B elshee’s granddaughter a r
riv in g from H ouston, T exas for
a m o n th ’s vacation in S h erm an
county. She cam e by plane.
T alb ert IT eu it and Ira W a te r
m an d rove up from M ilw aukie
W ednesday to see alxw t som e lots
P re u lt ow ns in Moro.
He Is a
T h e Moro L ivestock clu b m et
J u n e 2 at Je an B oss’ hom e. All
m em b ers gave re p o rts on w hat
th ey feed th e ir anim als each day. L
A fter th e b u sin ess m eetin g we
divided in to tw o groups.
One
g ro u p on ste e rs and one on lam bs.
In each g ro u p wc had tip s on
show m anship.
R e fre sh m en ts w ere served by
Mrs. G en try and Mrs. Ross.
W HEAT
RANCHERS
THE HAIL SEASON IS HERE AGAIN
H a v e y o u n o tic e d — th e fr e a k s to rm s com e
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T h is
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H a il
In s u r a n c e
to find a greater bourbon
anywhere !
W. T. Balsiger
M o ro , O re g o n
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