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About Sherman County journal. (Moro, Or.) 1931-current | View Entire Issue (Aug. 5, 1960)
r ■ ♦ z PA Gt J SHERMAN f o r m JpCRN.Ai, MOHO, ORBOOX Horn P erson i l l Wa»co News < fftffoAf, A tp rS T S, 19$Q Vinton Watkins home Saturday Mr. ond Mrs. Le.sllg P.’.akney and Mk> And \ l r s Stark White? J X Toxn,my of Rrcinerton, Wn • Mh Panola and rtebhh? spftnt from Uy Pauline Rmagbvm & Nancy i.rove to foppemsh Sun and Mrs. James M x’lel.:.r. and Thu rw lay until Sunday visiting The ajmuoi Eh. rtnr.r. county Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Harper to visit Mr. ana Mrs. Darrel *on from Eugene, and a host of with A'JJL be h^ixi At La^relhurst r.d Mr. and Mrs Art Macheel of BrcdLy Barnett, ycurg ten of day o j l Sunday August 9 <»t 1 p. m Mr arJ Mrs. Jetty Bkrrjitt, way Clark Or. the return trip they other relatives and friends whose ’ Bigg*- - - Coffee and punch furnilhed, says ill for several days Ust week with stopped at the home of Mark names ara not given y Mr Floyd Rathbun is suffer brother, R. M White in The Dal Lottie Lee Pieper, secretary. Teresa Fridley,'daughter of Mr ing from a virus infection and tonsilitis. lea, to pick up Terry and Linda, and Mrs. Clyde Fridley, celebrated will lie cohflned to her bed for Karl Landstrom and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Ora Workman and Karen, flew to Oregon from their Mrs. Martin and children from who have spent most of the sum her seventh birthday last Satur several weeks home in Arlington, Va., to spend The Dalles and Mrs. Leona Van mer vacation with their aunt and day with some of her cousins and ^Irs. Murray Walker of Olym a lew days in Oregon. Karl is Gilder, enjoyed a picnic dinner uncle. a few little friends at the home of pia visited the Gordon Harper Mrs. C. H. Barnett left Monday her aunt, Mrs. Rober-t Nisbet, ranch early in the week, and took now on tne staff of the House in* Saturday on the lawn at the home sular and Interior Affairs com- of Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Reid. to accompany her son and daugh where the youngsters enjoyed, the her son Jimmy home with her uuiiee and nas some inquiries to Last Thursday Mr. and Mrs. ter In law Mr. and Mrs. Bill Bar Nisbet sw im m ing pool and later Jimmy had spent the past week make in Oregon where he will Leo Watkins drove to Oswego to nett, to their home in Chicago. shared cake and ice cream. In ad. at the Harper home. uiso visit ins parents at Lebanon, attend the to the Nisbet children. wedding of Nancy The elder Mrs. Barnett plans to dltion Last Friday Mr. and Mrs. Vern mey were here Sunuay to visit Vose, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. spend several weeks there before Rene Thomas, Gary and Ted Dutton anil Mr. and Mrs Vernon ALs. ¡^anv.suom’s (Leora Peetz) Arno V’ose and Carlile Krusl. The going on to Minneapolis, where Eddings, and John Richards shar Root drove to Suttle Lake to pick xetatives. ed in the fun. Teresa’s maternal affair took place at the Lake Os she will spend some time with her up Don Dutton anil Maurice Root, Hoy Cyphers is home again af wego Congregational church. ua ugh ter and son in law, Mr. and grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. A. D. who hail spent the past week McConaughy, were also present. ter a tour of duty as infantry Terry Kaseberg has been pre Mrs. Bert Spencer. there at a 4-H camp. Young Doug off.cer at Camp Lewis. sented with a Certificate of Merit Saturday Mr. and Mrs. Gene Dutton had planned to attend, but Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Royse, Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Wily Knighten in Farm Mechanics, awarded by Gosson, Denise and Leslie Kay, • . . and common sens« living is an excellent guide to \«eie he.e t..e first days of the the Thor Research Center for bet urove to Portland to help cele Augusta Royse and Mrs. Saille was stricken with an intestinal fo llo w . The functions of medicine and surgery are most ailment on the day of departure Wright enjoyed a leisurely drivé ». eeh. after a trip to San Francisco ter Farm Living of Marengo, 111., brate the birthdays of Mr. Gos- and was hospitalized over night. Sunday that took them up Mt. often used to help nature overcome the results of our own to visit ner sisters who live there, for showing the greatest farm me son’s mother, Mrs. Leo Watkins abuses and neglect. l hey urove to Seattle and will go chanics ability among the gradua and sister, Mrs. John Buck of Adams way to Glenwood. They He was disappointed in having 'o returned via Hood River, and miss the fun of camping with to Fairbanks, Alaska to see son, ting seniors of Sherman High Moro. stopped there for several short the others. Wuy later. School, Moro. By normal care, by regular living, and with the aid of Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Root, visits with Mr. ami Mrs. John Coming from out of town to at Mrs. Leta Eslinger left Wednes Mrs. Leo Mayers spent the first frequent examination by your Doctor, you con maintain Maurice and Jane drove to Athena Sheldrake, Mrs. Sheirbon and Mr. tend the funeral of Corwin Bar day for Astoria to spend several three days of this week in a hos Monday. They reported a hard better health. An important part of this care is the u»e of uays visiting with her son Walter pital in The Dalles with an ill nett Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. and Mrs. Ed McKee. early morning rain in that vicin Bill Barnett and Susan from Chi highest quclity drugs and medicines, such as those of Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Clyde ano family before they leave for ness from which she is now re Parke, Davis & Company— which are regularly Seattle where he will become covering at home. The Mayers cago; Mr. and Mrs. Bert Spencer Fridley anti two children and Mrs. ity, saying that at 10 a. m. there civilian manager of a hospital, will move Friday to Walla Walla, and son Gordon from Minne Robert Nisbet and three younger were still puddles of water on the at this pharmacy. apolis; Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mc children drove to Viento State road. leaving the navy after the biggest Washington. part of a lifetime in it. The Red Cross swimming Clellan from Mill Valley, Calif.; park for a picnic. They took with A crew consisting of a boss, a course was finished last month Mr. and Mrs. John G. Barnett, Mr. them th eir niece, Cynthia McCon couple of boys, a woman or two and some children won awards and Mrs. Ira Barnett and Mrs. aughy, who had visited here th e ano some children supplemented for ability. From Wasco they Marie Barnett Cooper all from past week. H er father, Gene Mc Optometrist uy ivan Kirkelie has been work* were Donald and Douglas Dutton, Portland; Hoyt Barnett of Sausa Conaughy met the group anti es lili .ng m tne new postoffice building Fay Larimore, Greg and Billy lito, Calif.; Mr. and Mrs. Kendrick corted his daughter back to P ort 40 R . 2nd H L 1 = = = = = = = —- Barnett of Seattle; Mr. and Mrs. land that evening. uns week putting the thin sheet O’Meara, Michael Patrick, Mau PHARMACY Capt. and Mrs. Leland Anderson Harold Turner and son Donald; 7 cl. CY6-M62 The Dalle»;, Ore. metal pieces together so operation rice Root, Nina Rhinehart, Lee can start eventually. Rathbun, Mary Spencer, Joe Mrs. Tom Woodcock was taken Thomas, Kent Thomas, Alison to a hospital in The Dalles Tues Walker, Ann and Cathy Winegar. day evening with another attack In addition 22 received cards of the paralyzing illness that has which are given to younger swim aifeeled her for the past two or ming pupils. Aobut 60 attended three years. from Wasco. Mrs. Mary O. Coons i^ spending Mr. and Mrs. Art Watkins of Ui.s week at Gresham where she Heppner visited briefly at the is Helping put on the Multnomah county fair and sort of getting in CARD OF THANK# I wish to thank everyone for practice for the Sherman county their many acts of kindness, the one. Henry Grabenhorst was at cards, flowers and gifts that I Maupin the first part of the week have received during my two re working with the southern Wasco cent stays in the hospital and during these past several months soil conservation district. Mrs. Wendell Balsiger and her of my incapacitation. Imogene Hailey mother, Mrs. Roy Powell of The Dalles, are spending the week at CARD OF THANKS the Oregon beaches. We want to thank the neigh 1 here will be a Tupperware par bors and friends and firemen who ty at the home of Katie Goss, came to our place Tuesday even Mvnuay afternoon, August 8. ing to put out a fire the lightning Everyone invited. 30c started in our field. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Burnet Ricky Johnson is in a hospital in The Dalles recovering from an Infection in one ear which is CARD OF THANKS We are grateful to the persons clearing up. He is a son of Mr. who came so quickly to help put and Mrs. Lloyd Johnson. Roy Cyphers spent a few days out the fire that started near our in a hospital getting the kinks house and burned some 2V acres grass before being extinguish worked out of his back after lift of ed. ing a motor while at work at Mr. and Mrs. John M. DeMoss Cushman’s this week. Mr. and Mrs. John E. DeMoss Mrs. Edna Melzer and her grand son, 11, were here Monday after- CARD OF THANKS We give our sincere thanks to ¿.ORO COMMUNITY the fire department, the neigh PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH bors and the friends who helped 9:46 Church School put out the fire that started back 11:00 Church Service of our combine last week. All who have no church home Mr. and Mrs. John E. Shipley are cordially invited to worship with us. noon and night while driving to Ernest C. Goodenberger, Pastor Tacoma to visit daughter Priscilla The pastor and his wife plan to and family for a few days. take their vacation during August. Grangers from Rufus were The following ministers will be working at the fair grounds this our guest speakers: week painting and cleaning the Aug. 7, Rev. William C. Shane, food booth preparatory to serv Pastor of Rose City Park ing the fair time food August 18 to 21. Pres. Church, Portland. Aug. 14 Rev. Titus A. Frazee, Executive Director of the Oregon Council of Alcohol Problems. FUNERAL Aug. 21 Rev. James D. Moberg, SERVICE former pastor of this church Leonard R. Smith Aug. 28 Rev. Earle P. Cochran, Phone C Y M I S S former pastor of First Pres. T he Dalle«. Grenon Church at Pendleton Our Oten AcH Affect Our Goad Health . . . Dr Otis G Perkins WASCO PHARMACY PHONE GI 2-5262 Mother And Baby Doing Fine — In An All-Electric Home! Electricity warms the meals dries the diapers, heats the bai dependable electric service m;i for baby and mother in dc each day—and for so little co modern mothers say...PP&L < is today’s biggest value! See the new electric appliances dealer’s today. Smith Callaway way to control these noxious weeds: / Field Bindweed /C anada Thistle / Russian Knapwe^u 4 Leafy Spurge New Du Pont ’’Trysben” 200 weed killer con trols a wide range of nozioua weeds, as well as woody vines and brush. 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