Heppner gazette-times., June 22, 1961, Page 7, Image 7

Reunions UeM ut lone; SvAm Lessons SlWedl
HtPfNtR CAIKTTC -TINES, Thuuggy, juo. aa. mi
If L0XKA1NC I ALL
S-frral family reunion w
t. ... - i
nna iar rriamr ana menu
t'f Im anil ufrtundlni? rum
munitjr ovrr ike Hcrk rnd. here
In hw and t.n t Th Dalle.
Th from lone attending the
Morgan rrunlon at The Dalles
were- Mr. and Mr. Lloyd Mar
Kan and children. Mr. and Mr.
fcarl Morgan, The fcttivltlc-a were
trum rriday ihrourh Sunday.
On Saturday, the Lundell and
Swanaon families held a picnic
innr at tn ion city park.
I no attending were Mary
Swsnwn. Mr. and Mr. Oscar
Lundell. Anna Undstrom. Mr.
and Mr. CJeo Drake and Bob,
Mr. and Mr. Ernest LundclL Mr.
and Mr. Frank Lundcl! of Mil
waukee, Cot Gannon and Mr.
An Ilia Swanson. and Mrs. Bvu
lah Lundell of IrilanL
Approximately 82 member of
the Fadbere family descendant
fathered on Sunday at the city
parit for a pttluck dinner and
Cet to tether, it n alto Ll
I'adberc'a ICnd birthday. The
oldeat descendant present a
Bill I'adbrrf of lleppner who
l KS. CHwri-o. Surav. ll-Min-r.
Lexington. IVrtland, Kennewkk.
Walluwa, Arlinjrtun and lone
urro among in iuni rrprrm i-.t-
ed by th relative.
At tha grange mevtlntf on San
day evening It waa announced
there would be no cranre meet. !
Inga In July or Augukt. However
tiur.a. A ery large grvup wasl Dots t Xeoieaabeei
tn hand f the first day of In- , ...... ..
itruciluna. Mr. lUusler divided MUM !
the atudenu Into two erouits and It .7 t ..v
frt-m thee two more group were jttB 17 Eo.tf Itor-fwblle
formed. This make the lnitruc-1 Installation.
tiuii rsler both on the atudent Julf I rueweiktl Cane I at
and instructor. Ilouevrr. each Leoloa HaU.
group I beginner and will b
...... v. J.IIIUV I ('lit. WT" 1 -
C inner two, the fecund r iu I apoaw I uvwotaa
bring the advanced grvup. Time I The American Lfgton of lone
" ' ..... .V, fl'Mf. I4f(ir I MI.II.BI (,V', Iff it'll)
ftif flip ltetlnnr I f lA'rtrtlSr arwin,trtn m tlr t. ... L .. .ti..
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ht i-7 i K.ii . rill- M Tuesday through Friday pUy at the turf field on July
,hiliP-t i- ,if. . 'nJ nnm two at 11:00 A. Mil " about 9 00 p. m. nation,
on the third Sunday In Aueust !......... I - .
In the cltv ..arw uM,her 7w IU"uaJr u,rouK" 'nuay- " ' 1 np nnanc
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. - . . I Klra V..l l-lilr, I lliB ouuir, J ninrr will TuII.iu1
mnting. u it ralna It will be he d I ' . " I Ih. hmU
mt ih h.n I t ht daughter' Mr. C. E. Bren-1 V '".L'i:'on ball, Immcllately
m-r mi? niv wuiki.
Garry Brenner, aon of Mr. and
air, cate Brenner II attending a
at the halL
Mr. Beulah Lundell left un
Tuesday to vlalt In Fossil before
returning to Portland on Wednesday.
Swimming Laaaoaa Started
Joe Hausler met with Inter.
ested student Tuesday for the
beginning of swimming inntruc
ner for a few day. She w at here
for the Padtx-rg reunion.
Mrs. Lewi Ball and Mrs. Sam
Hstt-b were hostesses for the r., ,? 01 ,T. "
bingo club at the home of Mrs. Pi'": 9" Po,?ln a
Esteb- on Mond.v afternoon mcn B . l0 In Eug
Mr. Cecil Hicks and Dee Ann
Estebb were guest. Mr. Hick.
joined the club to make 13 mem
ene.
Mr. Walter Corley and daugh
ter Sherry returned home on
Sunday from their vacation trip
WOW
IS THE TIME
bers now. Those receiving hlrh l?.unuJp .rrom thelr vacation trip
vtlzc Included Mrs. Elba AkeT lft" Lk ,n'm o California to
Mrs. Anna Lindstrom. Mr. Oa.nctSl,RBlVpn1, l
car Lundell and iv. Ann rfph bnott Bnry FrTn nl n Into
r. and Mrs. Pete Crawford eVatUA M'S nl City. Carson
family of Portland are visit- " y 'n? -Jf visited with
Ing her mother. Mrs. Ida Cole-
man and other relatives In the "r" ":.'a"1 nu
lone and Her-nnor area. " n ,unr- " M 5 p 9-nn
grandparent. Mr. and Mrs.
Markham Baker while thrlr par
ent are vacationing
Mrs. Cleil Ilea was hostess for
a xfe hour in honor t,t t,.
Ce- Tttine on her birthday
last week at her home, Among
the ladle Drcsent u-er tr
Hermann. Mrs. Garry Tullls. Mr.
Marion Palmer. Mr. Lee i't mr
and daughters, Mrs. Harold Sher
er. Mrs. Dick Sherer and Edith
au'hoaon.
Dale Ray is a patient In The
Dalle hospital where he hat
been confined since last week
lone and Heppncr area. I " V " " . " , ' , ,m
Mr. and Mrs. Steuart Aldrlch 6. ' ' JfJ fr,""
and family of Seattle visited at I?ey 'f y,s,,ed wl,h
h. hnm. nfM. mnlh..M.. Mnw of Mr. Corley's relatives.
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Fire Insurance
COSTS NO MORE NOW
THAN LATER
PREMIUMS AS LOW
AS ANYWHERE
A RUGGLES
INSURANCE AGENCY
i i ui iiumi? oi nia moinpr aiohpiii i.. .
Aldrlch last week. She returned ana M. George Haynle of
home to Seattle with her on I ; 2 'nd Mrs: w,n
and family for an extended visit Su, ",,Aihmbra nd E,,a
During Saturday afternoon' P0". ot. ?a.k,an.d-
. I mreeunK ciud win be held
a izu i r,dy- home or
ham Baker blew down. "J. JUetma"L
A Dubllc Installation for the Bei?k.a " lrthlay
Order of Eastern Star for ln-L annaay ,rts w" 'presented
comlnc officers will be held on 10 An"a Mary Swan-
June 27th at the Mason halL tk".
Mr. and Mrs. Wate Crawford l"h m17i,T. . . .
attended state Grange sessions hA. . .io i w .
D Rv,rtnn i,cf M.ii, . honor the Rebekah hall on
li having blnhday in April.
May and June. Hoatet for the
festivities wrre. Mrs, Milton Mor-
gan, Mrs. Wate Crawford. Mr.
lllsin Morgan, Mrs. Clell Rea
and Mrs. An Ilia Sw anson. Re-
fteshmettts of Ice cream and cake
were served.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Lundell
of Milwaukee visited over the
week end with their parent. Mr.
and Mr. Ernest Lundell and Mr.
An 111 Swanson.
Mr. Darlene Martin of Los du" to lllnss. Mrs. Ray I stav.
Angele I visiting with her mo-1 'n there to be near him.
ther and family. Mr. and Mr. I A
Elbe Aker and with other rel-lend vlsltlnu hi m ronfa Vfr an. I
a'lve here, I Mrs. lwls Ball.
The lone Garden Club held
h'U r " 'rC"?. .? r ,.' c 'or,n nnevlllcl. Waalu visited
x'Mii- a asaist. vfliiai L.uiiur.1 un ai fh i.'p. 11111. .
une 13 with 11 members and ih u..i,. -r...... .VI. 5
one guest present. Mrs. Anna e7l in 'llcppner
Llndstrom was co hostes with I K.,,i,.r.
Mrs. Mrs. Lundell. Mrs. Omar HtUkr Wln Bo "
Rletmann wa Installing officer I Amon ome of the boat en
for the ensuing years' officer. I ,rusl-t ho attended the Wal
Mr. and Mrs. Chuck Hudson lau t CIuo Ii'stMtles on Sun-
spent the week-end In Bend. a"' Wt're ,r- nd Don Hel-
house hunting. IRer anJ Ccne. Mr. and Mrs. Mil-
McCabe Entertain rather Da ,on orn anil Mr. and Mrs.
A Father' Day dinner was -drnnd Brlstow. Mr. and Mr,
held at the home of Mr. and won a first place loving
Mrs, Lonnle McCabe on Sunday. CUP for the best visiting boat
Those attending Included, Mr. decoration. Mrs. Brlstow recolv
and Mrs. Arthur Keene. Mr. and e1 an translster radio which
Mrs. Alvln McCabe, Ashly and sh wo" , on a ,nK,p P"whaae
Kev in Mr nn,t Mr. Jim )tu. I fa"l0 ticket.
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"in. uruiaii iuiiucil OI I on-
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at Bcaverton last week as dele
gates of the Willows Grange
hall. The Crawford left on Sun
day, returning the following Sun
day.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Hausler re
turned home the latter nart of
thp U'(plc from thplr vnrntlnn trtn
I that took them to New Mexico.
Bob Drake and Rollo Craw
ford went to Lehman on Sunday.
Mrs. Cleo Drake received a
Dhone call from her daughter.
Mrs. Delore9 Turner that her aon
Monv had been hit bv a car
last week breaking the clavlcal
bone In his shoulder. He will
have to be In a cast about eight
weeks, but Is not confined to
1 a hospital.
Thursday evening. These guests
were among the Rebekah mem
E
Thomas S. and Mildred Howell's Home-Owned
John. Linda. Jerrv and Nanrv.
Mr. ana wre. Leo crabtree. and
Mr. and Mrs. Lonnle McCabe,
Christine and Doris.
Sharon and Ronnie Crabtree
and Jerry Davidson went to
Boardman on Sunday and to the
river to helo John Partloiv nf
Boardman celebrate his birthday.
Mrs. Lewis Halvorsen and Mr.
Hattlc Crabtree went to Salem.
returning on Saturday uith
Linda Halvorsen who has been
attending Girls' State.
Sheila and Colleene Baker.
, daughters of Mr. and Mrs. Ron-
aid BaKer, are visiting their
lnd has been vUltlng at the
home cf her son and family.
Mr. and Msa. Raymond Lundell
and other relative In the lone
arra.
Mis Jan HoOVer i f PxnrlUtnn
is visiting at the home of her
aunt, Mr. Markham Baker.
Mardlne Baker, daughter .f
Mr. and Mr Maikham Baker
returned home from th u'h.
Ingtott State University at rnH.
man. After a short visit she is
employed at the A. A. Schuler
Co. In a secretarial position.
A potluck dinner hni.i Pri.
day evening at the home of Mr.
and Mr. Bill Mrhnl In hnnnr
of the tenth wedding anniversary
of Mr. and Mrs. Don Munker of
llcppner. Guest Included Mr
and Mr. Munkers. Steve, Kay
and Dale, Mrs. Ceorce Inln r"f
Winston, and children. Vickie.
Billle and Valda. Mr. and Mrs.
Don Ball and family and Mr.
and Mrs. Nichols and family.
Jeanette Olbo of Portland ac
eompanled Mardlne Baker home
to spend the week-end with Mr.
and Mrs. Markham Baker.
Maranatha'i was held on Jun
14th at the home of Mrs. Mark
ham Baker. It was a business
and program meetinc. Mrs. Ba.
kcr and Mrs. Mliton Morgan gave
tneir report on their attendance
of the State Congregational
meeting at Hood River. Mrs. Mar
ion raimer recevled the door
prize.
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