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About Sherman County journal. (Moro, Or.) 1931-current | View Entire Issue (Jan. 23, 1959)
PAGE 1 SHERM AN OOUXTY JOURNAL. MORO. OREGON FRIDAY, JANUARY 23, 1939 Drivers also were reminded to an the dargen carbon monoxide from entering Mr. and M n . A. von Boretcl Ziegler Jr. and family of Jh P open garage doors before start ous gas. the car in excessive amounts is Danger of Carbon Dalles, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Alley were visitors in The Dalles ing cars. To "warm up" the en Finally, car owners arc remind- to make sure the exhaust system and Mr. and Mrs. Dougla* Alley Thursday. gine in a closed garage is inviting ed that the best way to prevent works properly. By Mm. A. F. Baber Mrs. Eben Kee took Mrs. Her Monoxide Serious and family of Wbsco, Mrs. Anna Joseph 8. Newcomb died in a Moore, Mr. and Mrs. George Gei- man Peters to The Dalles Wed Oregon drivers should remem San Jose, California hospital Dec ser and Mr. and Mrs. Clair Bai nesday where she was admitted ber to keep cars well ventilated i to the MldColumbla hopital. ember 26 after suffering a stroke ze r of Moro. even in cold weather, the depart She underwent major surgery and being hospitalized. He was K entucky S tra ig h t B ourbon W h isk e y Funeral services for Dean Olds, Thursday. Mrs. Kee and Mrs. Loy ment of Motor Vehicles said to- born in California July 6, 1883 <tiy. Cochran of Moro went to The w ho died in Salem Monday, Jan. and had lived in Sherman county Failure to do so can result in all of his life until retirement to 12, were held from the Baptist Dalles Monday to visit Mrs. Pet c a r b o n monoxide poisoning, ers at the hospital. She was able church Thursday afternoon with California five yeare ago. which, in itself, can prove fatal Surviving are his widow, Ella the Rev. Don Leach officiating. to return to her home Wednesday and may be indirectly responsi of this week. M. of Cambrian Park, four dau Don Earl sang. The casket bear Mr. and Mrs. Don Earl went to ble for a number of traffic aocl- ghters, Mrs. Laura Weld, Oak ers were Willard Barnett, Ivan Portland Saturday where they dents each year for which no ap Blagg, Bill Rolfe, Edgar Alley, ridge, Ore., Mrs. Graoe Cana- met her brother, Kenneth Cooch parent reason can be found, other vero, Cambrian Park, Calif., Mrs. John Alley and Roy Schilling, of Carlisle, Iowa, who arrived than driver inattention or "asleep with burial in the Odd Fellows Pauline Logan, Oakland, Calif. from California where he attended at the wheel." cemetery at Grass Valley. Mrs. Doris Fields, l/)s Gatos, Calif, I>epartment officials said one the Rose Bowl game and visited Attending were Donald Old« of seven grandchildren and seven window should always be left several weeks before coming here Salem, Willard Olds of Portland, great grandchildren, two sisters, slightly open when driving and, Mrs. Jessie Morse, Vancouver, Frank Olds of Milton-Freewater, for a visit. in heavy traffic, it’s wise to turn Mr. and Mrs. Gus Hartmann of Mrs. Herman Goldman of Waits- Wash., Mrs. May Burckhard, Til off the air-intake blower when Wasco spent Sunday with the A. W j s I i , LMtOn Olds, Red lamook, Ore., two brothers, Bert ever stopping directly behind an F. Balzers. of Sebastapol, Calif., and Arthur, mond, Mrs. Bert Brown, Alfred other vehicle to prevent Its ex Mr. and Mrs. John Rust and Brown, Omer Brittain and Mr. St. Helens, Oregon. and Mrs. A. Wassenmiller of Tygh Bert Cox were business visitors haust fumes being drawn into your car. A bridal shower will lx» held In Valley, Mr. and Mrs. Willis Brit in The I>alles Saturday. Mr. rnd Mrs. Fred Altwaser of honor of Mrs. Dick Bust January tain of Bend, Mrs. Iva Nahouse 27 at 8 p. m. in the IOOE hall in and Mrs. Ix*slie Stewart of McCoy, Portland spent from Thursday Grass Valley to which all friends Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Perry of till Saturday as guests of the H. are Invited. Sponsors are: Char Portland and Mrs. Ronald Powell O. Duggers. Mr. and Mrs. William Brinkert lotte Barnett, Glendora Smith, and son of Moro, Mrs. Bernard T h e g r e a t b o u r b o n o f t h e O ld W e s t Juanita McClain, Phyliss Richards McNeely and Mrs. I/ee Woolwine and Gary, were visitors in Port Is w i n n i n g n e w f r ie n d s e v e r y w h e r e ! land Thursday and Friday. and Gerry Raven. of The Dalles. M the q u a lify in g factors Grass Valley I OOF lodge held m funeral service. The sm oothest <r; K en tu cky bourbons has the its regular meeting Wednesday Mr. and Mrs. Bennie Payne CARD OF THANKS S l 'V D evening, Jan. 14 with Frank Kct- have as their guests her sister, brook taste, the mildness, the quality that will win you tool We wish to thank our many ter, noble grand, presiding follow Charlotte Ceclliani and daughters friends for the lovely flowers, ed by Joint installation of officers of Portland who arrived Satur cards $2.90 Pint and. kind expressions of with the Rebekahs, that was open day. n r* n o n n i ? sympathy in our recent bereave to the public. Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Payne and ment. Installing officers were district family were visitors in The Dal The Old« family deputy marshall, Willard Barnett les Saturday. IMI OLD SUNNY S*00k. CO tOVBtf UJ. ** CiSTRIBUTtO feY NAr>U«Al O’SUUDtf raOOUCK CO. and Mrs. Art Schilling; district Mr. and Mrs. D. L. Reynolds deputy inside guardian, Bill Jef returned home Sunday from a fries; district deputy grand mas trip to Portland where they vis ter, Orville Ruggles and district ited their daughter, Mrs. Warren deputy president, Mrs. Earl Olds; Elliott and family and Chehalis district eputy warden, Boyce where they visited relatives. Blaylock and Mrs. Clyde Stradley; A group of women met at the district deputy chaplain, Harold Baptist church Wednesday after Owens and Mrs. Frank T. Bayer; noon for a lesson on the making district deputy secretary, Don of fabric glovt»s under the super Smith and Mrs. Don Smith; dis vision of Mrs. Ted Trimble as trict deputy treasurer, John Alley sisted by Mrs. l>ell Olds and Mrs. and Mrs. Willard Barnett. Clyde Stradley. Others attending Officers installed were noble were Mrs. Don Leach, Mrs. Myrle grand, Mrs. Willard Rolfe and Smith, Mrs. Owen Eakln, Mrs. Art Schilling; vice-grand, Mrs. Willard Barnett, Mrs. E. J. Hart Frank E. Bayer and Jack Adams; ley, Mrs. Harry Stark, Mrs. James secretary, Mrs. Earl Olds and Earl, Mrs. Curtis Neal, Mrs. O. Claud Bayer; treasurer, Mrs. Clyde N. Ruggles, Mrs. Bill Rolfe and Stradley; warden, Mrs. John Al Mrs. W. E. Bruckert of Wasco and ley and John Ailey; conductor, Mrs. Darwin Van Gilder of Moro. • Mrs. Frank Ketter and Everett Refreshments were served at the Cantrall; chaplain, Mrs. H. N. close of the meeting. They will Riggs and Oran Raven; musician, meet again this Wednesday to Mrs. Orville Rugglies; llSNG, Mrs. finish the lesson. Art Schilling and Alfred Payne; The Grass Valley Home Ex- I j S N G , Mrs. Donald von llorstel tention unit will hold its next and Harold Owens; IlSVG, Mrs. meeting in the school cafeteria Bill Alsup, LSVG, Mrs. A S. Al- Wednesday January 28 for a les berty and Harry Stark; inside son on new filter« and fabrics. guardian, Mrs. Sam Allx'rty and Everyone is cordlaily invited. Bud Kock; outside guardian, Mrs. The American Legion Auxiliary Harold Owens and Arden Peters; met at the home of Mrs. J. W. flag l>earer, Mrs. Joe Hammond; Junior past grands, Mrs. C. Bayer Blagg Wednesday afternoon. Mrs. presided and Frank Ketter; supporters to Bob Rolfe, president the chaplain, Mrs. William Brin- with 11 members present. They kert and Mrs. Oran Raven; sup made plans to receive used cloth porters to Junior past grand, Mrs. ing and shoes for adults and Dick Rust and Mrs. Everett Can children for the "Save the Child trall. Refreshments were served ren Federation", for distribution at the close of the meeting by the in the southern mountains to par Odd Fellows, Frtlz Rohweder, ents and children. Any clothing Boyce Blaylock and H. N. Riggs and sbo?s donated may lx» left with Mrs. A. A Dunlap. Refresh Mr. and Mrs. Earl Olds were ments were served at the close hosts at a reception for Mr. and of the meeting The next meeting Mrs Dick Rust, who were mar will lx held at the home of Mrs. ried January 2 at Goldendale, held Wallace May Wednesday, Feb. 11. at the I OOF hall Sunday from 2 Mrs Olan Stark and Kathy and to 4 p. m. Alxnit 100 relatives and NfTs. W. D. Barnett and Mrs. O. friends called to offer congratu N. Ruggles were visitors in The lations. Dalles Friday. The lace covered table was cen Mr. and Mrs. Frank von Bor tered wit the three tiered wed stel were visitors In Portland ding cake flanked by candelabra Thursday and Friday. with white tapers. After the bri Mr. and Mrs Donald von Bor dal couple cut the first piece of stel and family, Bill Pauach and cake it was served by Mrs. Her Mr. and Mrs. Lester Barnum and man Ziegler Jr. of The Dalles. family were dinner guests Sunday Mrs. Clark Price, aunt of the at the Alfred Kock home in Moro. groom, Mrs. Herman Ziegler, aunt Mr. and Mrs. Len Garland of the bride, and Mrs Ralph Rust, spent Sunday at Tygh Valley vis mother of the groom, presided at Ring friends. the coffee table. Mrs. Orville Rug Dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs gles served the punch. Mrs. John Frank von Borstel Sunday were Alley had charge of the gift table Mr. and Mrs. A. von Borstel and and Robin Olds and Ruth Alley Phil and Mr. and Mrs. Frank were In charge of the guest book. Sayrs and "ony of Moro. Others assisting about the rooms were Mrs. Jack Griffith, Mrs. Don Smith. Mrs. Willard Barnett, Dr. Frank D. Reid Mrs. Alfred Payne, Mrs. Oran Dentist Raven and Juanita McClain. 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