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Mr. and Mn A rz e ll bem ley had fa m ily w ere v is ito rs Sunday at
as over night guests W ednesday the George M oon ranch near
his cousins Mr. and Mrs. Will Madras.
Van ecar of Long Beach, Calif.
Mr. and Mrs. Ted Trim ble re
turned home Saturday f r o m
Warm Springs w here they spent
a week
Mrs. Lydia W assenm lller was
in •»’ ery service
surprised Sunday when some of
her family came in and brought
nt reasonable cost
l>ot luck dinner.
Those present
were Mrs. Lydia Olds an<l W illard
of l*ortlan<l. Mrs. W alter Reese
and children of Hillsboro, Mr. and
Mrs. August Wa^ssenmiller and
family of Tygh Valley and Rine
hart W assenm lller of The Dalles.
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Alberty and
family drove to Warm Sprs. F ri
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day and spent the day visiting
Leonard & Wilma Smith
the Ted Trim bles and the John
DeMoss family there from Moro.
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Mrs. Dick Beckman and Peggy
anti K atherine spent W ednesday
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T h e D a lle s <’Y 0-3133
at Warm Springs.
Mi .uni Mi - H arry Stark and
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Grass Valley
By M m . A. F. Ila ta e r
HI NEIGHBOR!
Mrs. Donald Ckxlfelter was In
River several days last
week with her daughter. Mrs.
Bruce Eccles and family. She re
turned home Friday Bringing
Mrs. Eccles ami children home
with her for a visit.
Mr. and Mt's. Kenneth Crews
and family returned home Sun-
t .iv from a vacation trip to San
Francixco where they visited her
brother in law and sister. Mr. and
Mrs. Edwin Peters and family
and K enneth’s sister and to W at
sonville where thew visited his
brother, W alker Crews and fam
ily.
Dr. Earl Kalland and son, Rich
ard of Denver were dinner guests
Friday a, the Fred Cox home.
Mrs. Royce Blaylock and Joe-
elk* went to Portland Monday to
spend several days shopping and
visiting her sister, Mrs. Connie
Tallman at Gresham.
Boyce Blaylock and Orville and
Donald Martin and But h of Moro
■pent from Tues ay till Saturday
at W ickiup reservoir fishing.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Bibby and
family returned bom • Friday
from G earhart where tliev pent
a week.
Mr. and Mrs. Don Smith have
as their guests their son, Larry
Smith and family of Corvallis
who arrived Friday night.
Mrs. George IVsity of Portlan .
spent from Tuesday till Thursday
at the Earl Olds home.
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Payne and
family were business visitors in
Portland Thursday
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Registrations thru June
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The Dalles, Oregon
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