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About Sherman County journal. (Moro, Or.) 1931-current | View Entire Issue (Jan. 12, 1962)
rA G B S SHERMAN COUNTY JOURNAL, MORO. OREGON Moro Personals FRIDAY, JANUARY 12, 1962 Gilder Guests were Mrs Arthur Mrs. Keith McDonald, Mrs. L. L Brown Tost at Waaco. As of earlv Sargent and Mrs. Keith McDon Funk and the hont ree <n the week, she was no: as ye* old. Mrs. Smith won the prize for Mr. and Mrs. Mark White, wh > Bob Archer-spent Christmas ir by Pauline Broughton high score among the members spent the New Year \.eekcn allowed visitors other than her New Zealand, his ice breaking i mdl> it is hoped ihe will nuk* The ruesday club met January and Mrs. Sargent won tlie guejt with relatives at Yak at»d Oman -* rapid recovery &t,d a licit or ship of the navy having finished prize. were accompanied on their horn? the job of breaking an oil ship J for an afternoon of bridge at The Wasco Woman's Study club ward Journey by the former's triends Join in this hope for her into McMurdo sound, with some the home of Mrs. Mabel Haven, The Wasco Hural School I*TA i lub members present included met Jan. 8 in the social rooms of mother. Mrs. Grace White, who met at the Wasco school Jan. 4 more of It to do. Walter Reed left New Year’s Mrs R. M. Johnson, Mrs. Art the Wasco Methodist church, spent a day or so as a guest here with 25 present. Mrs. Martin day for Ellensburg, Washington Smith, Mrs. Hugh White, Mrs. with 18 present. In the absence before returning to her home by Pshigoda presiding at the meet to enter Central Washington col Hlldred Zell and Mrs. Harry Van of Mrs. Grace Medler, president, bus. Monday, Mrs Lovenfa Ran ing. Mrs. Robert Nisbet was ap the meeting was under the di dal who has been a guest of the lege along with Gary Thompson rection of the vice-president, Mrs Mark White family since Christ pointed to the post of treasurer and Walter Nichols. the organization, to replac? Mrs. Irma G. Day, an aunt of Martin Pshigoda. The business mas, returned to her home at of Sid Thompson Is home again Mrs. Harold Winegar, who has meeting followed a deesert lunch John Gilman, is here to spend sev Grandview, Washington after a few days spent in a hospi moved to Prineville. Vernon Rot)* eral weeks visiting Mr. Gilman eon served by Mrs. D. A. Kasc- Mrs. Harold Engberg was able gave a report on the recent Civil tai. Mr. and Mrs. Irving Hart came and family. John lived with her berg, Mrs. Roy Shafer and Mrs to return to her home, after Defense meeting that was held Augusta Royse. During tne meet spending Christmas week in the home Monday evening after a when a boy. here. Following the business The big plate glass window in ing, plans were formulated to hold hospital, but faces a long conval meeting, couple of weeks spent in Califor refreshments were ser a benefit tea to raise funds for the Sherman Title company of escence at home yet. To make nia visiting their son and his mo ved by Mrs. Marvin Thomas and fice was replaced this week. It the Scholarship Loan and Fellow things a bit more comfortable, she Mrs. Vern Dutton. ther. Word from Grace Wallan at w as shot out last fall by someone ship program sponsored by the received the loan of a hospital John and Tony Capaci spent organization. Date tor the affair type bed from the American Lc Garfield, Wash., with her brother, with a pretty good small gun. the recent Christmas and New '1 he Wasco-Biggs section of has not been definitely set, but gion Auxiliary of the Frank E Year holiday visiting in southern states she is very well for a lady will be some time in February. almost 85 and enjoying every day Highway 97 was opened to traffic Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Wallace last Thursday afternoon by the of life. A drivers license examiner will state highway department. The were hosts during the Christmas be on duty in Moro Tuesday, Jan. road has better curves than the season to several of their children 16, at the courhouse between the old road and is much wider but it and grandchildren. Among those Wess Hadley is not paved and this job will be who visited at that time were hours of 9 a. m. and 4 p. m. General Remodeling Mr. and Mrs. Darwin Van Gil done next summer. Work on the their son in law and daughter, der visited relatives in Albany overpass across Spanish Hollow Mr. and Mrs. Ken Allman and Floor Covering over the week end and went to continues and will probably not four sons from Lakeview, their Counter Top Corvallis Sunday to help Lori be done until the overpass over son and daughter In law, Mr. an-l Kelso celebrate her seventh birth the railroad and new Columbia Mrs. Jack Wallace and twr Cabinets river highway is completed. That children from The Dalles and Mr. day. See *Vess at Moro Floor Covering and Mrs. Charles Wallace and Mrs. Myra Bullard went to a will be in operation by the time three children, Mr. and Mrs. Char hospital In The Dalles this week the Sam Hill (Biggs Rapids) Phone Moro — JOrdan 5-3624 for some minor surgery and is ex bridge is completed next summer les Decker and three children, in time for the projected dedi and Mr. and Mrs. Dan Glenz and pected home in a few days. son, Danny, all of Wasco. (Mrs. Clyde Glllmor is in a Port cation September 1. Mrs. Arthur Sargent was host A goodly supply of farmers land hospital recovering from in ess on Tuesday January 2 at a ♦ infected kidney from which she were in town Tuesday to listen to has been suffering for several some experts tell about farm breakfast honoring the birthdav ♦ management, a short couise being of Mrs. Elva Dehler. Guests were weeks ♦ offered in that subject by the ex Mrs. Leona Van Gilder, Mrs. Paul 4 Patrick, Mrs. Harry Van Gilder, tension service of OSU. CARD OF THANKS 4 in the old dental office in the Moro Hotel Thank God for people with ♦ quarters, fifty cent pieces, and 4 All new equipment 4 a pen. I enjoyed so much the cards and letters you sent and Î now that I’m home why don't 4 you whirl me on the phone with HOTEL BEAUTY SALON 4 the latest hot copy? I’d like that 4 too. 4 Mary vB Sayrs 4 Wasco News California, where they were guests of their grandpa* 'tits, fa ther, and other re' itiv m Word Las It the ycurq* T.cr. really en joyed itunueh* rr.ong other lnteresun* highlights vt the nip was a visit to the Santa Anita races and to Disneyland. The boys made the trip by inis from Wasco. Mr and Mrs. Ross Andrews of Portland were guests over New Years of Mr. and Mrs. Bill An drews Mrs Virginia York, als i of Portland, visited her brothe" in law and sister, Mr. and Mrs Elwood McPherson during the New Year Mrs. Leona Van 'Glider had as dinner guests Saturday evening ttaugnlar ar.a hlti I ee Gur.i.ti ■ and Doiuu and Ur. and Mrs. Bill Broughton of Wasco. Z E N IT H ^7 Sales & SERVICJ MKIIVICB ON ALL MAKES Call ANDY PAULSON Telephone JO 55313 MORO FLOOR COVERING New Beauty Shop BREEDING AND FEEDING SALE SATURDAY, CARD OF THANKS The family of Jim Coat3 wishes to express appreciation for the many kind esses shown and for the sympathy expressed and unexpressed at the time of our loss. COMMUNITY FRKSBYTKKIAN CHURCH Ernest C. Goodenberger, Pastor 9:45 Church School Classes for all age groups. 11:00 A. M. Church Service 6:00 Westminster Fellowship for our young people. JANUARY 20, 1962 12 NOON at The Dalles Auction Yard Already consigned: Georgia Powell Toward Improved H ealth More than one-third ol our nations people voluntarily and freely pay lo r medical or hospital care tn aJtana through coop* erative insurance plans. 1 Ins is probably the greatest voluntary movement toward improved health and welfare in the history o f the world. * Every plus, of this a ctivity is laudable. The cooperation o f industry and its employees, and the foresight o f breadwinners to invest moiuv in their families health in advance o f actual need, arc evidence of progress Active participation o f tha medical profession is evidence o f its stature. The desire lo r improved health, and the newly found personal pride and dignity of the individual arc universal; and you may depend upon us, as upon your physician, in the achievement of these objectives for your (amity. 4 i 4 JO 5-3231 A good lot of uniform steer and heifer calves. Also calvey cows, TH E GREATEST M ODERN M OV EM EN T WASCO PHARMACY PHONE G I2-5262 4 cows with calves at side and feeder cattle. Open consignments — Plan to consign your cattle now. For information call Lon London, Mgr. Cy 6-4672 or CY 6-4057 THE DALLES LIVESTOCK COMMISSION. INC. John D e e r e -A nnouncing -Higher In f e re s t! Thursday, Jan. 18 MORO, ORE SEE: Big 40-10 cut in half See what makes it so good Come and look in the Jewel Box Retroactive to January 1. /962 COMPOUNDED A- T IM E S A YEAR ON SAVINGS Refreshments, Door Prizes A wonderful Show at Theater B/lts BankSafety DON’T MISS IT Dalmor Equipment Co. MORO, OREGON THE U N IT E D „ S T A T E S N A T IO N A L B A N K P ilo r o ! D o p o ilt I n t e r i n a C i r p i r i l l i » OF PO R TLA N D 1
