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PAUK 3 «— » m a m C O V N TI lu lR N A L , MOBO. OBBÜIIN FRIDAY, A l AG V S T » . l» W Mr. ami Mrs. Sam Alberty and Archie Cantrall and Mr. and Mrs. Grass Valley Kendrick Dunlap and family and family were business visitors in Moro Personals Portland Wednesday. Jesse Cantrall of Moro. B j Mrs. A . F. Balzer Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Alley and About 50 frierute from Moro and Mr. and Mrs. Loren Cochran are Ruth and Sharon Peters .spent Grass Valley gathered at the W. guests at the home otf his brother, Mrs. Helen Banry, daughter Loy and wife. He has recently of Mr. and Mrs. Matt Simon of S. Holmes rnaiil box Sunday even several days at the coast and in retired as deputy U. S. marshal Grass Valley and Robert Holmes, ing and all drove to the Holmes Portland on business. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Shipley ar at Phoenix, Arizona, after 35 years son of Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Holmes ranch for a surprise charivari on rived Thursday, August 13 from Mr. and Mrs. Robert Holmes, new- In that work. of Grass Valley, were married at Eureka, Calif , to visit her sister, lyweCs. Refreshments consisted Joe Peters and wife gave a par Faicveiw, August 7. Attendants ty at their Tygh Valley ranch wen? her brother in law and sis of cake, sandwiches, ice cream, Mrs. A. A. Dunlap. Mr. and Mrs. Herman Peters Sunday to entertain the Phoenix ter, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Kurilo of punch and coffee brought by the went to High Rcxk on Mt. Hood contingent from this county who Portland. Others present were guests. The evening was spent Saturday for buckle* terries. They ate and talked about the warm her mother, Mrs. Matt Simon, visiting. iMr. and Mrs. Carl von Borstel said they weren't to plentiful thU winters in Arizona. and his sisters, Mrs. Dorothy Mr. and Mrs. Clen Shoemaker Johansen and Mrs. Jeannette Con were ho»ts at a picnic at their year. Airs. A. A. Dunlap an ; Mr. and home Sunday. Guests included her were here Sunday from their over of Portland. Mrs. Jack Cushman and family of home near Condon to finish tak Mr. and Mrs. Arzell Lemley parents Mr. and Mrs. John Nich ing their household equipment to drove to Pilot Rock Friday to ols of Michigan City, G«1 Nichols Moro went to Heppner Saturdav an<l visited Mr. and Mrs. Vt their new home. visit her sister, Mrs. Vern Mc and son George of TUcoma, Arnold Mrs. Dunlap stayed with Mrs. Jeanette Rutledge Rudeea Gowan and family and to attend Sharp of Olympia, Mr. and Mrs. Watkins. the children while the Cushmans died in Portland Friday and fun the Shrine football game in Pen I»uis Kelly and grandson, Henry and the Watkins went to Pendle eral services were held ¡Monday dleton Saturday. Marc McGowan Kelly, Mrs. Ardis Gustafson and ton to the Shrir.>? footltall game, children Alice and Billy and the in that city for her. played on the East team. returning home Sunday Misses Cassie and Mattel Holmes The Farra family, all six of them Mr. and Mrs. Everett Cantrell Mr. and Mrs. Donald Chxlfelter had a reunion at Condon Sunday were hosts at a dinner Thursday of The Italics. Mr. and iMrs. W. S. Holmes and Wendell spent from Sunday when Mrs. Maud Phillips, eldest, evening honoring his father, Ar- came to visit from C’anad, Mrs. Cantrall on his birthday anniver and Mr. anti Mrs. Norris Gilkison till Tuesday in Portland where Maggie Barnum, Mrs. Frankie sary. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. of The Dalles are taking a ten they attended the ball game be day trip to Canada and other tween the Beavers and Sail Like Adlard and John, Sam and Harley and took In the Centennial. Frarra were all present with sary Tuesday evening. Besides places of interest. Mr. anti Mrs. Joe Bibby and Mr. and Mrs. John Nichols ar enough descendants to make a her husband those from out of party of 60. Mr. and Mrs. Henry town were Mr. and Mrs. Claud rived August 14 from Michigan family spent a few days vacaton- Bayer and son, Kim, Mr. and City to visit their daughter, Mrs. ing on the beach at Neskowin. Barnum attended. Mr. and Mrs. Herman Petora, Clarence Smith of Marysville, Mrs. Joe Hood and family of Carl von Boro?l and family. »Mr. and Mrs. D. L. Reynolds Mr. and Mrs. Harold Owens ami California was here Monday with Dufur, and Mr. and Mrs. John his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Carroll Retxler and daughter Teresa of took their grand daughter, Carol family and Mr. and Mrs D. I.. Elliott to The Dalles Friday where Reynolds were among those Smith of Willows, Calif. The eld Shaniko. R. L. Dawkins is hobbling her parents Mr. and Mrs. Warren from bare attending the Wasco er Smith is a son of Hugh Smith, a settler in the Klondike region around with a sore foot caused Elliott met them and took their County Fair at Tygh Valley. daughter home after spending a IMr. and 'Mrs. Stephen Bibby In 1882. He recalls that In the by stepping on a nail Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. A1 Rasmussen week here with her grand par of San Francisco are the pareois eighties his father hauled some of a son, Kenneth, born July 22. black sand from Grass Valley were in Portland the first days ents. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Eakln and Mrs. Art Bibby of Portland spent canyon to build a cistern and that of the week for medical attention Mona and Virginia Todd spent several weeks there with them. his mother soon thereafter found for Mrs. Rasmussen. Mrs. A. A. Dunlap anti her ls- The front of the Douma gro from Tuesday till Saturday at a gold nugget in a chicken craw. ter and husband, Mr. and Mrs. •Mrs. J. K. Irby, nee Theodosia cery was painted this week as Cainp Sherman. McLeod, died at the home of her preparation for winter or obser iMr. and Mrs. Del Olds spent Harry Shipley drove to Portland daughter in Oswego Sunday and vance of the fair. Anyway it’s from Wednesday till Sunday in Friday an! met their brother, Stevenson, Wn., visiting their Donald Haynes, w ho arrived from funeral services w’ere held at Ar brighter. Boys and girls in their first daughter, Mrs. Marion Crews and Los Angeles and spent till Sunday lington early this week. She was August 16 here, thev ill went to new clothes of the summer have family. born near Kent. Mr. and Mrs. Gene Reynolds Portland for the Haynes family Local boat owners who would been running around full of busi and family went to Portland Tues picnic held at Creston Park. All like to make a run down the riv ness since the fair started. day for a checkup for the child the brothers and sisters were pre er to Astoria are being asked to meet at the Masonic hall in Moro Miss Jerrine Blaylock ren Itefore school starts, and will sent but one. Fifty-four atten 'el coming from Philomath, Carlton, spend a few’ cays there. Saturday night at 8:00 o’clock to Mr. and Mrs. D. L. Reynolds Seattle, Richland, Portland, Eu talk abou it. Time will H>e some Engagem ent Learned time early In September. Mr. and Mrs. Boyce W. Blay and grand daughter, Julie Rey gene and Euiv'ka and Ixts Angeles, BORN: To Mr. and Mrs. David lock have announced the engage nolds went to Portland August California, and Grass Valley. Mrs. A. A. Dunlap had as over Moore, a daughter, Friday, Aug ment of their daughter, Jerrine, 17 and «pent till the 19th in the night guests Tuesday her brother city. ust 21, in Portland. to James R. Belshe, son of Mr. Mr. and Mrs. William Brinkert and wife, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Wendell Balsiger returned Sun and Mrs. Robert Belshe. day from Vancouver and Victoria She is employed at the Hilltop went to The Dalles Sunday even ■Haynes from Richlaml, Wash. Mr.and Mrs. Alex Brander and B. C. where he had gone on a Beauty Salon in The Dalles and ing where Mrs. Brinkert enter business trip with Mr. and Mrs. he is a student at Washington ed Mid-Columbia hospital for sur children. Skeet, Jessie and Robbie wont to Portland S atu r’ay on a Dick Richards. State College. Both are gradua’es gery on Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Wallace May spent «hopping trip. Barnums of all ages gathered of Sherman High School. Mr. and Mns. Ivan Dlagg inti at the city park Sunday in honor No date has been set for the last weekend in Portland attend ing the Centennial. of the birthday of Elvin E. who wedding. Mr. and Mrs. Frank E. Bayer, wtas 85, daughter Arllne and grand M O R O COM M l 'M T V Byron and Helen and Linda Perri- son, Eddie, also had a birthday. P R E S B Y T E R IA N ( R I R( 11 go and iMr. and Mrs. Claud Bayer All five of the Barnum children 9:45: Church School were present. Attending were Mr. We have study groups for all and Kim of iMoro drove to Dufur and Mrs. Cleo Barnum, Eddie and departments. Russell Belshee Sunday and spent the day visit ing Mrs. Claud Bayer’s sister, Johnnie of Bend, Mrs. Arline Es Superintendent. Mrs. Joe Hood and family. linger, daughter Ahna and family 11:00 Church Service Julia Bayer is attending Silver and son, Raymond of Hillsboro, Sermon theme: "The Abundant Creek camp at Silverton this Mrs. Erma Jones and husband of I 11. • Portland, Mrs. Giles French and “Enter into his gates with week. Mr. and Mrs. Frank T. Bayer husband and lis te r and family of thanksgiving and into his were business visitors in The Moro. Others present were Mr. court with praise.’’ and Mrs. Lay Cochran, Mr. and Ernest C. Goodenitei ger, Pastor Dalles Monday. Mrs. Earl Gentry and Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Kock. Mr. and Mrs. Wily Knighton left for Portland Thursday to Under New Management spend the weekend in Portland seeing the Centennial Exposition. Next week they will go to Hepp ner for the school term where they will live while Mrs. Knlgh- ten teaches the second grade in the Lexington school. Kent, Oregon The family of Mrs. Tommy Jones sunprlsed her with a dinner In honor of her birthday anniver- Open w eek days 7 :00 a. m. to 8:00 p. ni. family spent from Sunday till Wednesday last week In Portland where they attended the Centen nial. While there they were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Blogg. Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Balzer were hosts at a dinner Friday evening honoring their son, Clair, on his birthday anniversary. Present were Mr. and Airs. Clair Balzer of Moro and Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Blagg. Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Blaylock have as their guest her brother, W. H. Heaton of Shawnee, Kan sas, who arrived Sunday. Mr. and Mrs Ivan Blagg and family went to Pendleton Satur day to attend the Shrine football game and were over night guests of Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy Blagg Man led In Maryland CARD O F T H A N K S My sincere thanks to those who sent cards and flowers and get- well notes to me while 1 was hos pitalized in The Dalles. All were very helpful anti appriciated.. Lyle Olds TIMBER LAMINATED STRUCTURES Grain Storage Commercial Structures Machine Sheds Pre Cut Buildings Contact: C la ir L. B aiser M oro, Oregon I ’lione Jordon 5-3«33 (a fte r 5 p. m. P erfection in everv service t reasonable cost Miss Martha Bardenhagen, dau ghter of Mrs. Marie Bardenhagen of Grass Valley, was married at the Lutheran church at Bethesda, Maryland August 8 to Dr. George A Bray Jr. of Winnetka, Illinois, a doctor in the public health ser vice. Mrs. Bray Is a nurse. She Is a graduate of Moro High School. The bride was given In marrl- age by her uncle, Hana Rylvcster of Brooklyn, N. Y. Friends of John Hopkln» university and hos pital were the attendants. Mrs. Bardenhagen was present for her daughter's wedding. After a w'eddlng trip to New England, the coulple will be lo cated at 2310 Colston Drive, Silver Spring, Maryland. CHAPEL Funeral Service Leonard & Wilma Smith Directors Phone T h e Halles <’Y «-3135 Hill Top Service Dr. Otis G. Perkins ♦ Open Sundays 10:00 a. m. to 6:00 p. m. Optometrist 40.- K. 2nd St. 1 ®L CY0-Ä302 T h e Dalles, Ore Z E N I T H TV Sales & Service SKRVICK ON ALL MAKES Call Shell Service Restaurant Groceries The *ofld'» mo*l complete truck line —14-ton to 96,000 lb*. GVW. Ernie & Rita H aw kins ANDY PAULSON JO 5-3313 HFRM M AG FINE KENTUCKY STRAIGHT BOURBON Take a power trial in a real Truck V- 8 ! W e'd like you to test drive one of our powerful new I nternational V-8 truc ks. Thke it out for a whole day! 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