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About Sherman County journal. (Moro, Or.) 1931-current | View Entire Issue (Aug. 19, 1960)
PAGE 3 SHERMAN' COUNTY JOl RNAL, MORO, OREGON FRIDAY, AUGUST 19, I960 Wasco News >RN To Mr. ind Mrs. Roger Hi Olton Tetlow of W aldport a By P a u lin e B roughton Mr. and Mrs. A. B. C hristian daughter, July 30, weighing 6 lbs. son took his mother, Mrs. Daisy l l ' i oz. Name: Rebecca Kay Mr. and Mrs Leo W atkins and Mrs. Tetlow Byers to Portland Sunday to at Hamilton Tetlow. Don returned to their home last will lx» rem em bered here as Mur tend the Sherm an County picnic W ednesday after a vacation trip there at L aurelhurst Park She iel McKean. to Canada. They returned along Bob Ferrell is at the bank again rem ainde for the week to attend the coast as far as Seaside, and the wedding of the daughter of this week after a week spent at stopped in Portland enroute home Mr, and Mrs. Patson, nee Melba E nterprise. Mrs. Ferrell and the to v k jt Mr. and Mrs Gene Gos- girls made a trip to E nterprise Thorgerson. the latter part of last week and son. T heir granddaughter, Debbie Mrs. Anna M. Davis, widow of the family purchased a home Gosson, who has spent most of Bert Davis, died in Portland Aug there. Bob's replacemnt here, the sum m er visiting on the W at ust 7 and was buried in Rose City Dyon Price, has not arrived and kins ranch, hail accompanied her cemetery. She was for many’ is not expected until later this grandparents and was left at her Portland home on the return. years a resident of Sherm an coun month. Mrs. Leona VanGilder was a ty« Mehdi Naficy is at the experi Jam es B. Adams was elected ment station to learn about wheat Sunday dinner guest of Mr. and president of the Sherman County production to aid him in his work Mrs. Guy Andrews. Mrs. Leo W atkins and daugh picnic group that holds a picnic to acquire a m aster’s degree at usually at L aurelhurst park every OSC next year. He graduated in ter Judy drove to Springfield Sat August. Mrs, Blaine Damon was June with an AB after coming urday to attend a reception given elected secretary. There was from his native Iran to study at in honor of B artra Bagley, m ar shall of the Rebekah Assembly of about 80 form er Sherm an coun- an American school. Oregon. Mrs. W atkins and Judy tians who attended and several returned to Wasco Sunday. were down from here. 4 H CLUB NEWS “4-H Soda Shop Styles” was the Mrs. Estella Dillinger fell and V. I! 'l.i-ii' Fukui had a lag broks her left arm ju st above the them e for the 1960 4-H public removed last Friday because of w rist and is partially laid up at dress revue to lie held at the an infection in a foot and his con Sherm an County F air in front of her home at Banks. dition is reported as serious. He Harold Fariello came o v e r the grandstand at 2 p. m., August is 81 years of age. 20 proceeding the livestock auc from Goldendale Thursday to bring a group of five FFA boys to tion. The show will lie staged as a A large selection of knitted ar the fair to judge livestock. soda fountain-a popular hangout ticles were placed on exhibition Loy Cochran and Ralph Busse for teenagers. Mrs. Jack Cuchman hoards, August 16 when the mem left early Saturday m orning for of Moro will n arrate the produc- bers of the Sw eater Girls K nitting Cochran’s m ining claim on the tion. Club met at McKeans. The m eet lower Rogue river w here they There will lie a wide variety of ing was called to order by Pres. will remain ten days or more do- styles. Many knitted garm ents Pat Alsup. All business was soon ing the assessm ent work and liv- will be added to this y e a r’s revue, taken care of and the meeting ad ing the life of m iners of old. Diana Henrichs, reporter journed. A fter the m eeting the girls went for a sw im and refresh Ray Kelso in getting ready to CARD OF T H A N K S leave for another job in Corvallis I want to thank my friends for m ents were served by Mrs. Mc bequeathed his hunting dog, Slo attention during my stay in a Kean and Mrs. Powell. Nancy Conlee. reporter Mo, to Darwin VanGilder, who Portland hospital by sending me Moro Personals had practically inherited him flowers and cards to keep me hap- anyway. Mo thin k s he owns the py. entire town and acts it. He will Mrs. Fred Hennagin hardly touch a round steak bone and sometimes sniffs at T-bones. « A RD OF T H A N K S To all our friends and neign- hors who gave their sym pathy and who sent cards, flowers and Smith Callaway memorials, upon the death of our father and grand father, we give Chanel vnapei funeral SERVICE our thanks and deep appreciation. Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Thompson Leonard R. Smith and family Phone CY 6-3135 Mr. and Mrs. Howard Ross The Dalles, Oregon and family P .trick and^Mrs Keith M tL .i i 7 Sherm an C0UntY ladies who w ete left for a vacation on the coast. Mrs. L utje In the postoffice dur- to T h e D alle Tt 1 • present were Mrs. Floyd Root Your correspondent will m ove to m e u tile s T hursday and her mother, Mrs. Rose R u e p - ----------------------------------- evening to attend the Ladies’ Fun pell ------ N ‘ t at the County Club O ther Mr. and Mrs. Hal W hite have d ro v e assisting Mr. W hite’s absence. --------------------.--------------------- An effective economical w a y to control these noxious weeds: I Field Bindweed / Canada Thistle 4 Russian Knapweed 4 / Leafy Spurge I I D O E S N 'T PAY T O New Du Pont "Trysben” 200 weed killer con trols a wide range of noxious weeds, as well at woody vines and brush. Field tests show 1 rysben will keep roadsides, righta-of way, fence rows and similar areas free of noxiou« weeds that have been difficult to kill with other chemicals. See us today for this highly effective new weed killer. _ | R Y S B E N W EED 1 200 K IL L E R Farm Chemical & Fertilizer Co. Wasco — Moro — Dufur — The Dalles Phone GI 2-5201 l i K A l 'E ... Adults too often w dl put on a show of courage w ith a "cold," rather than retire and rest — and call the Doctor. Pneumonia sometimes attacks such stalwarts. S a T ' Du P o n iT BE ALW AYS Do not try to be brave w ith a ’ ’cold,” however simple. Follow the well-established guidance — rest, eat a w ell- balanced diet, and drink plenty of water and fruit juices. If symptoms persist, call your Doctor promptly, w hile there is still time for treatment of the current illness and prevention of possible hazardous complications If medicines are indicated, we w ill be happy to render the best in Phar maceutical service in filling your Doctor's prescriptions z 4 WASCO PHARMACY PHONE GI 2-5262 Mother And Baby Doing Fine In An All-Electric Home! J. I. CASE CO. Announces Harris SP98 Hillside Combines for 1961 Case D ealers w ill be the sole d istrib u to rs for the 1961 ■machines w h ich may carry both nam es: H A R R IS A CANE. C on tact yo u r local d ealer for m a ch in es and parts. MULLER FARM EQUIPMENT The Dalles Moro A <leal th is fall a ssu res yon of on e of th ese Rig C om bines at the p resen t price w ith no ca rry in g ch arge on the contract u n til J u ly 1961. Make su re to h a v e th e B ig g est am i Best for 1961: by d ea lin g now for a NP98 H arris H illsid e full IHl* ft. Cut C om bine. At p resent th ere are th ree or fou r SP II 98 new com b in es availab le. We are ready to trade. See us soon. D on’t w ait for our salesm an to call. Drop in at: See the new electric appliances at vour dealer’s today. MULLER FARM EQUIPMENT The Dalles Moro A Electricity warms the meals, washes and dries the diapers, heats the bath water—yes, dependable electric service makes life easier for baby and mother in dozens of ways each day—and for so little cost. That’s why modern mothers say...PP&L electric service is today’s biggest value! A distinctive W h e r e v e r it is s e r v e d , th e c h a r a c t e r a n d g o o d ta s te o f O ly m p ia a r e a lw a y s r e f r e s h i n g ly th e s a m e . T h a t is w h y O ly m p ia , w h e th e r in th e q u a r t, S tu b b y o r c a n , h a s b e c o m e p a rt of th e w e s te rn tr a d itio n o f o u td o o r e n te r ta in in g . 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