Sherman County journal., October 21, 1960, Page 4, Image 4

FAGK 4 SHERMAN COUNTY
J O lK N A l., M O RO , O R EG O N
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 21,
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G rass V a lley
Mrs. A. A. Dunlap had as her
H<
»chilling of The « ano Airs. Alfred Kock left Sun-
guests a while Sunday her niece
I \ land Monday for « a y for the Steens Mountains day evening in honor of their
and
husband,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Harold
l»> Auua Italzes*
therapy
wtHMiing anniversary and Mr.
trea nents and liack
Preston from Blue Lake, Calif., 1 uesday Mrs Schilling Is 1m- ‘leer hunting for several days.
Mnniey anu sun, Alan birtndays.
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Dinnct guests at the home ol who were returning to their home proving ind i>
feeling
much
bet-
J beta Rho held Its regular ses­ i nose present were Mr. and Mrs.
Mr. and M rs.IU lph Rust Friday from W ashington.
ter.
sion
in the IOOF hall Tuesday * M. Crews anu Mr. and M ia .
evening were Mr. and Mrs. H. O.
Mr. and Mrs. Herman Peters Jr.
Visitori at the home of Mr. and evening, Oct. 11 w ith Monya A rzeu ueuuey.
Dugger, Mr. and Mrs. John Rust and family of Hood River sj*ent Mrs. Roy
a n . anu .»ns. Jam es E arl and
Schilling Monday were
and R. E. Lei ¡leu of Rend.
the weekend at
the Herman Mrs. Dici Edw ards and her dan- Neal, president, presiding with Rev. anu Mrs. Maynor Reeu anu
Mr. and Mrs. Tommy Higley Peters home.
ghter, Mr I. R. L. Drath Jr. from tw enty-three m em bers and eleven tanuiy weie uinner guests bun-
visitors present. The degree was
and Orville Blaylock of LaGrande
Mr. and Mrs. Maynard Ward of Portland.
uay at tne Don E arl noine.
conferred on six new candidates
came F riday and spent the wee* Portland spent from Friday till
Rev. Don Leacn was tne guest
Mrs. Ted Trim ble and her mo­ including Sheri Rolfe, Loleta Sul­
end with th eir parents, Mr. and Monday visiting at the home of
ther, Mrs. Ida Olds, spent several livan, Annie Wilson, L orraine speaker at me Vxeunesuay even­
Mrs Boyce Blaylock Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Claus Bardenhagen.
days at Warm Springs.
5 lark, Judy Dunlap and Janice ing prayer service at tne lia p -
E. R. Blaylock had dinner with
Bert Cox and Don Cox went to
Sunday Rev. Maynor Reed and Eeiniey. All members are urgeu «..ai c n u ic n . r o i i o r t i i i g m e service
them Sunday.
Klamath Falls Sunday on busi­ Rev. Harold Mac A rthur of Con­
to have th eir aprons for the next
Mr. and Mrs. Lee Wool wine oi ness and back Monday.
don exchanged pulpits, this was
th e Dalles attended the funeral
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Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Crews of
"1 Mrs. Lydia W assenmiller held ( an non Beach spent from Oct. 5
attendance contest.
They were served at the close of the
in e cooking anu sewing club,
herp Monday.
They had lunch till Oct. 13 visiting their daugh* sch
-------o the IVU1
fourth week of meeting.
ix>ugn n oews, met uci. io,at 4;oo
with Mr and Mrs. Chester Bried- er, Mrs. (Jordon Lemley and fam­ <ue entering
the six weeks contest.
well.
Mr. and Mrs. Collis Rice and P- m. with Mr. and Mrs. Jack Jef-
ily, before leaving for Arizona to
Mr. and Mrs. Luke Bihhy of spend the winter.
■on,
Bud. of Sweet Home stopped leries under leauersiup of Mrs.
Den Mothers, Mrs. Bill Todd
Harold E akin M ane H attrup.
H eppner attended the funeral of
Mrs. Robert Schilling and Mrs. and Mrs. William Brinkert w ith Monday at the
We baked cookies and discussed
•Mrs. Lydia W assenmiller here Harvey Sargent, Den Mothers of Cuhscouts of Den 3 including hom e to visit a while on their
Monday.
l>en 1 met at the school house Scott Todd, Carsten von Borstel " a y home from Moro w here they plans lor m e future.
We plan on Paving a bake sale.
Members of Sherm an chapter Wednesday after school w ith Cub- !• reddle Rolfe, Robbie B rander sp<;nt the Wee*end with their son
_
No. 132 OES who went to Condon scouts including Freddie Buether, and
ary B rinkert
met at the
a? d dau«h ter< Mr. and Mrs. We also picked four girls to let
Hie test of the club know' when
Saturday evening to the reception I hillip Ruggles, Robert Owens, school house after school Wednes­
I hompson.
Mrs. Elien Kee took Mr. and there is to be a meeting.
of Condon chapter for the grand John Sargent, Gordon Smith and day for the first fall meeting
Bonnie Jefferies, reporter
conductress, Mrs. W alter Jaeger Neil Schilling and Den Chief They worked on their project of Mrs. Dell Olds to Portland Mon­
were Mr. and Mrs. Wallace May' John Johnson. They worked on making hot plate mats. Refresh day Oct. Io for medical attention
Mr. and Mrs. D. L. Reynolds, Mrs their project making hot plate m ents were served by Gary Brin retu rn in g home Tuesday.
< ARD OF THANKS
Jack Adams, Mrs. A. A. Dunlap, mats. Refreshm ents were served kert.
V\ e want to thank the neigh­
Mrs
Jack
Adam.-,
was
ho.Mess
Mrs. Leta Eslinger of Moro and later by Mrs. William B rinkert. i X!r 'i a,Iil Mrs Ja,nes Earl cele
bors
and friends and G rass Val­
Her br.iigc ,
ut her honR.
Mrs. V. B. Eakin of The Dalles.
Robert Schilling took his m other brated their 37th wedding anni
Ihursday. Mrs Earl Olds was an ley fire departm ent for coming to
yersary Oct. 11 at thelr home
pviW d gm-st. \ desaen luncheon our place Sunday to control the
then son and daughter in law
fire that destroyed our barn and
' i d the afternoon of bridge hay.
n J '» 30:1
D° n Eari and fam P
at
faW * Mii Adama heM
then
<akt? 3nd r ° ffee w i,h' [high s e r e , U n la * ,, Kee aae
Mr. and Mrs. Frank K ettcr
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Rev. and Mrs. Don Leach an
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days last week at the home o
Mr ami Mrs Don Earl. Wednes
day afternoon callers to visi
i lym were Mrs. Vernon Eakin^
Mrs Bernard Martin, Mrs E<
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exjlerit-iice dealing with foreign nations at
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Ron P h air
an intelligent candidate who will re p re se n t e v ery o n e
H o w ell A p p lin g
w h ose
background is American and patriotic—efficient
H o w a rd B elto n
w ho will handle your money as carefully as you yourself
Carl F ran cis
Peter8’ Mrs- Alfred
Kock, Mrs. Harold Eakin, Mrs.
D 1. Reynolds Mrs Gene Rev-
[nolds an.l M ,s v E j {alZ(.r
..le t F ir s t N a t i o n a l
h e lp y o u e n jo y it!
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Fall is a time of harvest, and traditionally « time
Of storing up for the months ahead. Although we
seldom store food in cellars and smokehouses in
this age of specialization, the same principle ap-
phi's: You can be ready to face future months or
years if you have stored some of today’s harvest.
For most of us, th a t harvest is a weekly or
monthly income. The way to store it, easily and
without worry, is in a First National Bank sav-
d e ^ sim 01101, buiU UP thr° ugh regular’ repeaU!d
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Don t be misled by a fancy Bounding ballot title»
Ballot Measure 15 is NOT D f S IG N I D to protect
Bcencry but rather to destroy vital job« and pay­
rolls . . . to cripple Oregon's $ 176,(MM),(XX) tourist
industry. It w ill authorize the state to build govern-
ment-owned billboards with your tax money.
Protect your pocketbook.
1 I >
S m ith
an active, vigorous man tor a m an ’s job
funeral
Leonard R Smith
Phone ( A (1-3133
Hi. H illis, O t m m
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on
R ich ard N ix o n
the candidate with the most actual experience in our
entire history
C allaw a y
Don’t Cripple Oregon’s
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th e p a r ty th a t w o r k s fo r YO U
OREGON is a way
of living
C hapel
T h e S p e r r y a n d H u t c h in s o n C o m p a n y
Vote Republican
as executrix of the E state of
We need sound legal counsel
Jam es Em m et Norton, deceased,
and has qualified as such execu­
trix. All persons having claims
G eo rg e S ta d elm a n
•*n' 1 family Mi and MnJ
against said estate are hereby
Mrs Elton Eakin a ,K
a native son with roots ami interest in the mid-Columbia
M r and M rs H arry sta rk and notified and required to present
U p ’ 7 ’- ¡e / U>V' and Mrs Maynot family and Mr. and Mrs. Frank E. the same, duly verified, to the
I b td and family, Mrs. Bud Brim Ba.\er and Helen were business
undersigned, Mildred Ross Nor­
P au len K a seb erg
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and Mrs. Shelton F ritts visitors in Madras Sunday.
ton, at her home in Kent, Oregon,
hristine Cantrall came out af,
a candidate who will work for this district, not Portland
Mr. and Mrs Herman Peters w ithin six month from the date of
m u .T 7 1a,,d Was an over nlxl’t and Mrs. Arden Peters were busi- the first publication of this no­
guest of Jeanette Leach.
jn e s s visitors in The
L ester W ilson
Dalles Wed- tice. The date of the first publica­
vviVi'ri
N ll,IKBles and Mm. ■nesdav
tion of this notice Is October 21
long ex p e rien c e j n county m atters
'Vill. rd B arnett went to The Hal * Mrs. H. O. Dugger, Mrs. John I960.
es Oct ti w here they attended a Rust and Mrs. Ralph Rust were
MILDRED ROSS NORTON
fasha," .how a t , he JunlQi. high
L. E. K a seb erg
visitors in The Dalles Friday.
E xecutrix of the E state
R. E. 1^-Bleu of Bend spent F ri­
of Jam es Em m et Norton
Mr. an,I Mrs. A. F. Ualzer s p i f f
a successful man to manage county affairs
day and Saturday at the home of
deceased.
hiindaj In Wasco visiting the Ous Mr. and Mrs. John Rust.
Brown & Van Vactor
H artm anns.
M arie H o sk in so n
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Lemley The Dalles, Oregon
M rs. A. A. Dunlap w ent to Tygh
were hosts at a dinner Wednes* A ttorney for the E state
a courteous ami efficient county clerk
. alley Thursday to celebrate the
Oct. 21, 28, Nov. 4, 11, I960
Pd. Political Ad. Republican Cen. Com. I. Hart, Chrm.
»iithday of her grandson, Floyd
«on of Mr. and Mrs. H arry Hoop.
<-i. tetu rn ln g home Friday.
•Mr. and Mrs. Donald von Boi
•Jel returned home Thursday
Hom a trip to Oakland, t'aUf
w here they visited his great uncle
an« aunt, Mr. ami Mrs. W s
»Mines and family. H er parents,
i- ,‘t | Un<. Mr’ ’ John Je n k »ns of
d.* • ‘,n< ,StaVed Wl,h the M ildren
«luring their absence.
Mr. am! Mrs. Kenneth H attrup
e<,rge von Horst cl, Robert Holm-
Sm ith
(
Wid and I f n Araell Lemley low
Mr • Herman Peters won the tra* N O T IC E T O ( R E I H T O R S
Notice is hereby given that the
wiiug prize Other members pre
ban t were Mrs Donald Clodfelter undersigned has been appoint 'd
a social hour was held in honor
Mrs. Donald von Borstel and
of the Leaches.
Refreshm ents children were business visitors in
were served.
Portland Saturday
Be ready to handle your future. Open a savings
®ccount nou> at your nearby branch of F irst
National Bank of Oregon.
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