< ff
and Mrs. Rita Harpe.
(kuution nt
The ladies of the Auxiliary are J. Cox, se< icarj
a
Lumbeme
giving a public benefit card par Valley
1.
is a slight incr a
ty, Saturday evening, April 11,
The first auloi
in Kent Legion hall. The pro
reached the rim
ceeds will be used in helping the 1st. This is tl
('amp Fire Girls, finance their automobile ever
wd
ch tho
Dalles
n
( h«pl«r No 78 O. E. 3.
camping
trip
this
summer.
was made possib
W. T. Balsinger, manager of
Moro, Oregon
*1 out
Ice crew keeping th spo
Mr.
and
Mrs
Joe
Wilson
of
Regular communica- the local grain growers, was in
as It fell this spring.
Lions each 2nd and 4th Ione last Sunday.
Portland spent the week-end at
Thursday evenings of
With tho announced
the J. H. Wilson home. Mr and
each month.
Mrs. A B Riddel was visiting
within
keeping
the price of gaso
Mrs. Ruth Sparling.
Mrs. Wilson, nee Helen McCoy, the reach of farmers, who
quanti*
in
Suuuyside,
Wash,
for
a
few
Worthy Matron
were married in Portland last ties of it, tho Umatilla Oli mipany
Nana Barxee, Secretary
days this week.
January
9, but had kept the news was being formed by prominent farm- I
Methodist Church Not««
Mr. and Mrs. Tucker were in
Moro Lodz« N». 113 1. O. O. F.
a
secret
until
recently.
ers. Th© company will cousist of 300
Moro, Oregon
(Grass Valley)
Toppenish, Washington last Sun
I
m c
with a
Meet» every Monday
Easter Sunday proved a gala stockholders
Church
school
every
Sunday
day
where
they
spent
Easter
125.000.
evening in the I.O.O.r
day for Kent Sunday School,
hall.
Transient and with Mrs. Tucker’s parents.
morning at 10
The state highway department re
visiting brother» are
There were one hundred twenty
Hreaching April 19 at 11.
ceived from th© federal government a
Miss Viola Hansen left on Sat"
cordially invited to
The Ladies Aid Society meets five present with a collection a- deed to approximately 290 acres of I
meet with ux.
urd ay’s stage for Bend where
mounting to $16 45, which will be land, located on Humbug mountain,
Harvey C. Thompson, N. G.
A. M. Young, Secretary. she visited an auntover the week with Mrs. Arzell Lemley on used for Missionary purposes. in Curry county. The land is on the
Thursday April 16, at 2 p. m.
end returning Monday.
route of the Oregon ¿oast highway
Lo4g« No H6
There was a splendid attend Two hundred and twelve Bible and will be used for park and recrea
Moro, Oregon
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Kirby
Meets 2d and 4th Tuce- «r d Miss Violet Kirby of The ance at the Easier service. The chapters had been read. The at tional purposes.
V days or
of earn
each munui
moni
tendance in the Young People’s
Visiting members wel ( Utile?, spent Sunday with the children and young people all did Class was won by Marjory Mac-
The heifer Jersey calf with a per-
nicely in the rendition of the
tilth come.
n ro-
feet
cougar head which w
Lynn
Bowersox
family.
Elizabeth Thompson
program. The church was quite Innes’s side. After the Sunday cently at the CYant Flak farm in
Noble Grand
J. R Kaseberg of Portland,
prettily decorated, and the serv School hour a long and interest thriving. Last Juno a cougar w s seen
Jessie Henrichs, Secretary
and a former resident of Sher-
ng in e Fisk
ices were very pleasant and help ing program was given. Foll to attack <he cow
mam
Co.
spent
a
few
days
here
pasture,
and
it
is
believed
that the
owing
the
program
Joe
Wilson
Chris Schult« Post No. 71
ful.
fright caused thereby resulted in the
the fir st of the week.
took
four
pictures
of
those
who
We are expecting an unusual
1
deformity in the calf.
Meets at Legion hall on
Frank Fortner was one of ly good time at Sunday school were present at Sunday School.
2ad and 4th Wednesday those who had some trouble get
The home of Mr. and Mrs. J. i What 13 left of tha t
next Sunday. The trip to the
evenings of each month.
ting to Portland and back home Sea of Gallilee is getting quite in Crocker was the scene of a most trallo, better known as D
ty for
been sold by Deschutes
R. J. Bruckert, Commander again last week, but he returned
teresting.
Last week the Be enjoyable social event last Sun-1 >475 and coats «2
Vernon Flatt, Adjutant
Tuesday.
ginners were ahead, this week day. The occasion being a joint Kotzman Bros.,
?S i
Central
A.
M.
Young
and
C.
M.
Mers-
1’
THE KILOWATT KIDDIES are symbols of service .
the Young People’s class, but the birthday dinner-party for the lit- , Hall district,
HARLAND VIEW GRANGE No. 682
fiice
for
Oregon
Irrigation
d
tr
inger
have
been
elected
as
dele
tie
children
who
are
relatives
of
Meets in their hall in Harmony Dis
Jolly Juniors have a fine pros
ELECTRIC Service that converts thousands of tasks into
d B. V.
trict the second and fourth Friday gates from Moro Odd Fellows pect, and we think they will the hostor hostess. A color sche- | >225 and W. H.< Hayn
self-doing services. Invivable ns they are, countless Kilo-
tho Des-
nights of each month.
Visiting
Churchman of B?nd L q
lodge, to the Grand Lodge which probably be the first to arrive me of vellow and white was used । chutes hotel building f >
Grangers welcome.
watt Kiddies spring to your service the instant you summons
C. P. Adams, Master.
meets at Corvallis May 19 20 21. at Gallilee. The boats are keep in the dining room, while favors
Secretary of Stale H<
C. E. Crites, Secretary.
them. Command Charlie and Clara at any time the cost is
F. E. Fagan and family ar ing quite clo<e together. The consisted of Easter baskets , tfoned >58,778.40 in no
little - - - their servite limitless.
a state
rived in Moro to spend the week Bible class is rear guard, but the The guest list was as follows: among the 36 connH 3
Grass Valley Lodge No. 131,
cn
th«
The
apportionment
wra
The
Charley
and
Joseph
Yeackel
I. O. O. F. meets every 2d and end at the home of Mrs. Fagan’s attendance la^t Sunday was love
families Earl ami Mrs. 'Fred Ye amounts which er h << unty
BE MILES away - at the bridge party, the Clab Meeting, . . .
4th Thursday svenings of the month in parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. M. ly. Let’s keep it up
tributed and repro« 'nt 1 0H<
the Odd Fellows hall.
Sojourn ng Young, returning to McMinn
The church with a cordial wel ackel, Mrs. Mark Kayser and the net receipts from m<
confident that the Kihwatt Kiddies will attendee cooking in
brothers are cordially invited.
children, all from Centerville, registrations for the ,
ville Sunday. Mrs, D. A. Van- come.
Vern McGowan.
D. K. Smith
your absence. Charlie and Ciara Kilowatt arc real econo
becy Gilder accompanied them on
Wash.; the Davenport family of months nnd o;.e Lmrth
N. G.
F A. Ginn, Pastor.
mists, too . , . The ELECTRIC Range they symbolize ac
Yakima Wash ; Mrs. Ernie Fea receipts under the m tc
their return trip.
Christian Sci«nc«
act
for
the
same
perk
J.
tually saves food by reducing cooking shrinkage
^our
thers of Arlington; the Herman
Carrol Akers, youngest son of
Yamhill county herd r
Peters
and
Ben
Allen
families
of
Subject:
Are
Sin,
Disease
and
meals just about “cook themselves’' though the time and
Mr. and Mrs. G. C. Akers, with
this vicinity and the Seginhagan ■ association won double he r,
his family visited here over the Death Real?
temperature
controls the Kilowatt Kiddies can be depended
the 13 associatioi s of the
DENTIST
Golden > Text:
Deuteronomy family of Maupin.
Easter holiday with his parents.
fng to R. W. Morse, elite
upon to watch whether you are there or nut
man in charge of th a ti ng work
HOME OFFICE, WASCO
Lloyd Hennigan and family, of 7:15. The Lord will lake away
lup mark
at Corvallis. The Yamhill
Wasco, spent Sunday at the Ak from thee all sickness, and will
NOTICE
for the month was an avei ) of 31 94
ELECTRIC Cooking is as modern as the ’morrow ... as
put
none
of
the
evil
diseases
of
ers home also making sort of a
George Bell Unit, American pounds of buttcriaf^each
Regular visit« made to Graes
Egypt,
which
thou
knowest,
up
convenient a change over other methods as the ordinary
family reunion for the day.
Legion Auxiliary will give a ben cows. High herd average a!, o 3
Valley. Watch for announce
on
thee.
stove was over the caveman’s fire ... as eCcnominal as
Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Anderson
efit card party next Saturday won. Spring Lake farm with 28 c<
ments.
Responsive
Reading:
Luke
turned
in
an
average
produeMon
only Electric Service can be through special low rates for
and Mr. and Mrs. Dale Fike
night, April 11th, at the Legion
were visiting in Moro from Hood 10:1-9.
hall in Kent. Five hundred w il 45.56 pounds of fat a cow.
cooking provided by the
River last Sunday afternoon at Reading room open daily, where be played.
t
Chamber
of
Commerce
the home of Mrs. C. L. Ireland, all authorized Christian Science
Continued from Poge 1
CALL FOR BIDS
aunt of Mr. Anderson. Mrs. literature may be read, borrowed
The city of Moro is ready for Story, W. H. Ragsdale, and W. C.
Fike and Mrs. Anderson are sis or purchased.
Bryant.
- FUMERAI HOME
The
public
is
cordially
invited
bids on 1000 feet of four inch gal
ters.
C. L. Jamieson, who is here repre
------ AND-----
to attend the church services and vanized standard pipe. The bids senting the Union stockyards of Port
Jeff Wilson of The Dalles, was
will be closed April 21st, at 6:00 land was introduced’and spoke for a
AMBULANCE SERVICE making good time on the road visit the reading room
P. M. Hand or mail bids to the few minutes on the hog situation in
Phone 345 The Dalle», Or©
near the Harmony school house
The Full Gospel Assembly
——or-—
City
Recorder. The city reser- the Pacific northwest.
last Sunday until he tipped over
The next meeting of the Commer
GRASS VALLEY PHARMACY
The revival meetings continue, ves the right to reject any or all cial Club will be held Friday evening
“AL ujuuh ut yuur òerkuicc
and rolled his car into the
Fhone222
every
night
except
for
Monday
’
s
bids.
April
17th
when
members
of
the
state
field on the Bert Davis land.
City Council
tax commission will be present to tell
Max Belshe and Wilson were the and Tuesdays, at 7:45.
of
the effect the new tax law« Will
Sunday
school
at
10
a
m.,
fol
'When Your Shoes need occupants of the car but both es
have
on the state levy against real
lowed by the usual preaching ser
property. Like the former meeting
Repair, send them to caped injury.
vice at 11.
this one will be open to citizens of the
Harry Blough and wife visited
A cordial invitation extended
county who are interested in the mat
with Mrs, Blough’s brothers Les
to all, especially those not at
ters to be discussed.
ter and Howard Conlee here over
GOOD SHOE REPAIRING
tending elsewhere.
THE DALLES the Easter holiday. Mr. Blough
204 Second St.
- J. D. and Mrs. Miller,
has teen principal of the Penin
Pastors.
sulaschool in Portland for the
Presbyterian Church.
past seventeen years and was at
one time a teacher in both the
W. C. BRYANT Moro and Grass Valley schools.
Baptist Church
CASINO II, No. 168825
FOR BALE Home raised, pure bred
(Grass Valley)
Hay Canyon has been a base
O. I.C bred gilts Fresh Cows. Fay
lirOULD you pay admission
Ca’h or Trade building Material or
Attorney - at - Law
“The breeding fee to insure in foal
ball playing community for many
Sunday school every Sunday at
Cedar
Posts
for
unbroken.
▼ ▼
to see a film that would
has been reduced to $15.00. Those
years as teams from there have 10 a. m.
Canner Horses. Anywhere
desiring these services communicate
Trucking cheaper.
Drop card or«
reveal the years ahead? Of
played all over the county and
with L. D. May at Wasco or T. M.
phone TOM ERASER, M
course you would—chances are
recent de velopemen ts have
Phone 23F12.
Rolfe at Grass Valley.”
OFFICE PHONE MAIN 98
shown that the old spirit is
you would be a “first-nighter”
C<»m-
Moro, Oregon
F o R SALE 1928 side hill C
as strong as ever. Harlandview
too,
bine 16-ft header. Address
Grange will have a tea«r*and a
|a3 17
kins, Goldendnle, Wash.
The Auxiliary ladies sold five
team composed of farmer boys
Your future in life is veiled—but
an
OR SALE CHE U’. One
under eighteen years old has hundred daffodils last Saturday.
Tractor;
one
oliver
Chill
Flo
there are certain gener*il rules
been formed. They will start
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Lyons and
tom 14 in: one Bremelvdou
ractic
harrow. Flow and harrow [
their season next Sunday when a family were visitors at the home
that each one of us must follow
DR C. L. POLEY
J raised at
new. ~W L. Stockton, Wamic, Ore
double header will be played be of Mr, and Mrs.-Carl jregg Sun
if we would court success.
Flc Lhauor greenhouses
ginning at 2o’clock in the after day.
■ >vn first award at ths SALES vl EN WANTED—To run Ikb
Physic!
erhng business in Kherman county.
k nnl exhibition of flow
noon.
The so called hungry
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Stout and
Many
make >60 to >75 weekly—year
Getting the most out of your
team from Starvation Point will son of Shaniko were visitors in era kst fall, according to word just round work —no layoff. Write today
received
by
Ä
rs.
1»
ls?y
Fleishauer.
money is one Lig rule for future
for booklet.
play the well fed Harlandview Kent Sunday.
People can reach ine from Moro
G.
C.
HEBERL1NG
C
i MPANY
Sawmills in Lane county are oper-
progress. For many of our neigh
nnngton, III
at night from the long distance team and the Juniors will cross
Mrs. Ida Davis and daughter. ating abcut 35 per cent of normal pro- Dept. 1819
bors’ accounts here are the corn
booth at Hotel Moro by ringing bats with the boys from Moro. Pauline, Mrs. Rita Harpe, and
The Dalles.
Six innings will be played.
er-stone
on which they are build*
Hester Lyons were guests at the
home of Mr. and Mrs J. C. Wil-
¡ng.
H
son Sunday.
Mr. Dick Staktly, who has
You, too, can benefit
been in the hospital in The Dal-
our sound, helpful ser
les, returned home last Friday,
Dr J. R. Morgan
27c
Golden
Bantom
Corn
2
cans
Methodist Church Not«».
and is reported as recovering ra
DENTIST
(Moro)
pidly.
31c
Cane and Maple Syrup 2 1-2 tin
Church
school
every
Sunday
Mrs. Rita Harpe, Miss Loraine
United States Dental Ex
4 sewn Broom, Oregon made •
morning at 10.
Darby
and Mr. J. Rudolph were
aminer for this district
Preaching next Sunday morn dinner guests at the home of Mr.
4 Sc
Clams, Preferred Stock, 2 tins
ing at 11.
and Mrs. Wily Knighten last
Wheat Flakes, Carnation,
OFFICE AT
The Ladies Aid Society meets Thursday evening.
at the church every Thursday
MORO, OREGON
Pork and Beans, VanCamp0, 3 tins 25c
Dr. and Mrs. B. C. Daniel of
afternoon at 2o’clock.
Rhubarb. Outdoor, 2 lbs
The theme of the Sunday Sandpoint, Idaho, were here last
week for a brief visit with Dr.
8
morning sermon is, “Easter De
CALI AWAY’S
Spinach, 3-lbs for
Daniel’sbrother and sister-in-law
cember.”
. ! FUNERAL CHAPEL
THE DALI.Fb *
H«v« 100 p«r rent on Automobile In
Pumpkin, No. 2 1-2 tin, 2 for
Our church attended the East Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Daniel.
nurance by Inaunng with
ai Directors
A number of people from Kent
er program at the Presbyterian
Mazola
Oil,
Quart
tin
i
Calls
for
and
Del
ivers
FARMERS AUTOMOBILE CO.
Embalmers
church returning and holding were visitors in The Dalles last
CAUFOHNIA
in
Moro
Wasco
Saturday,
including
Mr.
and
Del-
Insure« only Farm-owned rar» and our own school an hour later
ear» in »mall town».
and Grass Valley
than usual. Our Easter program ling, Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Wilson,
Dalles, Ore.
RAY RAGSDALE
Mrs. W. C. Helyerandson Dur
rendered
Sunday
evening
was
Manager and Claim adiualer for
j Mondays and Thursdays
Moro, Oregon
Phone 92
BharnuMl. Gilliam and Wheeler.
excellent.
All the different ward, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Hel-
numbers wers well interpreted, yer and daughter, Norma Jean
||.JD(Tdlh
Moro, Oregon
Meets the 1st and 3rd
Thursday evening» of
each month. Visiting
members cordially in
vited to meet with us
L. Barnum and wife were vis
By order of W. M.
itors
here last Sunday from The
Robt. Urquhart, Secretary.
possibly reaching a climax in the
pageant given by Kings Heralds
and the pantomine by Mildred
Adams and Mildred Alley. One
feature of the entire program
that was especially praiseworthy
was the emphasis given to the
Easter message: Eternal Life
Through Jesus our Resurrected
Lord.”
The church with a cordial wel
come.
F. A Ginn, Paslor.
I he Kilowatt Kiddies
QUICK
Dr. J. A. Butler
ZELLS
Pacific r
Light Co
If You Could See
WERNMARK’S
Your
Future
On The Screen!
I
Kent News
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