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About Sherman County journal. (Moro, Or.) 1931-current | View Entire Issue (July 13, 1962)
PAGB 3 »HERMAN COUNTY JOURNAL, MORO. OREGON Moro Personals Mrs. Edna Melzer accompanied by a friend, Mrs. Evelyn Wright, came up from Portland Sunday for the church 75th anniversary. Here also was Mrs. Wilma Pink erton Poole, who now lives in Portland. She was a daughter of the late Robert Pinkerton. Mrs. W. B. Johnston came up from Newberg for the church an niversary and to visit her son Theodore and wife. Age doesn’t bother her and she has lots of it, in fact, 91 years. Mr. and Mrs. Clair Balzer brought her parents, Mr. and Mrs Jim Blagg home to Grass Valley Tuesday after a weeks stay at Cove on the Balzer chick en ranch. Mrs. Ida Moon, nee Ida Mowry, resident of Moro in the real early days when the big Mowry house (on the hill west of Alfred Rock's) was the center of social life for young people. Brothers George, Bill and John have gone on. Mrs. Leta Eslinger returned Monday from a trip to Philomath where she lived when a girl, to attend a reunion of former stu dents of the United Brethren academy. Mr and Mrs. William Frees and their four children arrived Friday to visit at the Giles French home. She was Jane French. He has re cently left the navy after 20 years service, the last three of which were spent in Georgia. They will settle in the west. Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Hoskmson of Eugene, newlv married, came through Moro Saturday while on a short trip. Hugh drives truck at Eugene. Earl Griggs came home from San Francisco for his final visit w’ith his parent«, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Griggs, before going to Japan as a member of an army unit. FRIDAY, JULY 13, IÎM.2 Oliver Fraser an. 1 family in Bend Carol Fields, daughter of form- erer Sherman County sheriff Nor man Fields, visited with Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Busse and daughter, Vee. Friday and Saturday. Miss Fields has spent the last nine years living in Alaska and has re cently moved witli her family to Seattle. Mi's. Dick Bailey, formerly Dor othy Ball, ami Mrs. Myrle Smith of Grass Valley visited Wednes day evening with Mrs. Ralph Busse to talk over school days of twenty years ago, and to diacus* possible plans for a class reunion picnic. Tiie annual Dugger family re union will lie held at Tygh Valle,’ next Sunday, Jul\ 15. savs John De.Moss who will 1 m » hack from Hood River for It. Here Sunday for the church reunion were Mr. and Mrs. Walter Williams of Portland. She was Pearly Hennagin.. Horrors ! Is That My Shadow? Y ANDY’S RADIO A TV WE ARE I PROUD The attractive brunette bride Turquoise with white accent was the color scheme for the wore a white organza gown over beautiful summer wedding on taffeta styled with short sleeves to s e ll a n d a full length skirt with bus Sunday afternoon when Miss Mar and s e r v ic e A m e r ic a 's tle bow of taffeta. Her fingertip tha Joan Minto became the bride o n ly of James Donald Griggs. The cou illusion veil was caught to a ring headpiece with bow in COLOR TV ple exchanged their vows at Trin style front. She carried a crescent lx»u- w ith th e ity Methodist Church with Rev. quet of stephanotls centered with Park Anderson performing the a white orchid. HANDCRAFTED three o'clock nuptials. CHASSIS Fred Johnson of North Rend The bride is the eldest daugh as liest man for Mr. Griggs ter of Mr. and Mrs. John Douglas served seating the guests were Minto and Mr. Griggs is the son and Kepner of Vernonia, Doug of Mr. and Mr.'. Joe E. Griggs of James las Minto, brother of the bride, Moro. Terry Lowry of Portland. Turquoise organza sheath dress and The greeted their es over taffeta were worn by the guests newlyweds at a reception in the four attendants and the candle church parlor. were Miss lighters. They wore matching Nellie Schwab, Pouring Sheriff Cornish Lee Roberts of Miss Barbara wedding ring headdresses with dell and Mrs. Robert Trelstad Keu- Sherman county today received of scalloped veils and carried cres Boston. Cutting the cake w'ere an invitation from Lane county o •- cent bouquets of creamy white Mrs. Kenneth Carl and Mrs. Sheriff Harry H. Marlowe to par spider chrysanthemums. ticipate in the Emerald Empire Jochimsen. NO PRINTED CIRCUII S Miss Jean Minto was her sis Herman Roundup Parade in connection For their trip to the ter’s honor maid and the brides Oregon coast wedding Co/ne In for a demonatration with the Emeralo Empire Round the new Mrs. Griggs maids were Miss Suzanne Joch- up in Eugene, August 3, 4, & 5. donned an off-white suit with Mrs. Ralph Busse and sons, Color TV sets iiom $575 & up iinsen, Miss Joyce Aune of Mil striped shoes and purse. After waukie and Mrs. Terry Lowry of Barry and Stan, and Mrs. Grace Portland. Misses Mary and Vir June 23 the couple will lie at ALso have console« Zevely spent July 4th and 5th home at 3724 SE 35th Place, Port ginia Griggs of Moro, sisters of land. Black and White TV's visiting Mr«. Busse's sister, Mrs. the bridegroom, lighted the ta Console and Portable Stereos pers. COMMUNITY " zenith ; COLORTV PRESBYTERIAN 9:45 Church School The Lord’s Supper will be ob served at this church service. Ernest Goodenberger, Pastor Transistor Radios ANDY’S RADIO & TV Phonr JO 5-3513 Sherman Theater New Admission Prices: Adults fOc Children 6-13 33c FRIDAY & SATURDAY. JULY 13—14 1 R ock H udson »Dows D ay T ony R and all Mi'«. Paul Patrick and Mrs <eith McDonald left last 1 burs- lay for Canyon City, Colorado, vhere they were called to attend he funeral of an aunt. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Wagstaff Jeanette Hatly) and daughters, lane, (Nancy and Shannon twins) • vln Schrader of Eureka, Calif, vere Monday visitors in Wa»co, «topped at Wasco on their way 'ailing on old friends. The Wag _ back from the World’s Fair at staffs live in Orange, Calif., They trs. Agnes Feudner of San for a two day visit at the were returning from a trip that go, sister of Elwood McPher- ^ cpherson home. took them through Salt Lake Cltv and her daughter, Mrs. Mar- where they visited his parents, through Montana where they vis ited Mrs. Wagstaff’« married dau ghter and the mother of two children, through The Dalles to v i s i t m o r e relatives, t h e n through Wasco on their wa.v asco News THO SC "PILLO W TALK" PLAY M ATAS AKA < A P tP A O A IM I I — iorns Burnett Z’ — EWE ADAMS * JACK OAKIE- JACK KRUSCHEN SUNDAY & MONDAY. JULY 15—16 -G irl r*u¿s <jftA-Gu/-té Hl-Ml-LAfl/OüSJ Anyth’n' you want in canvas T R U C K F L O O R IN G 3 x 14 — 3 4 inch plywood 3 x 1 6 - - 3 4 inch plywood o u td o o r , o f c o u r se MASONITE TEMPERED 4x6, is the n'W manager and will 4x8. 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