Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Ginn, Mia. became interested at my request,
E. E. Barzee, Mrs. Martha Cope only 62 of th«- boys were brought
Mrs J. F. Belshee and Mrs. Cel back for violation of the con
ia Engels attended the Columbia ditions of the parole. If all the
River Branch of the Woman’s children could be kept under the
Dr. Clarke, Eye Specialist, in Foreign Missionary Society mid influence of the Sunday school
Moro Sunday April 19th at Hotel year meeting in The Dalles Wed and the grown ups were active
nesday.
in some church we could close
78 O E S Moro
Moro, Oregon
our
prisons and jails, instead of
Born To Mr and Mra. Vernon Mrs. Chitwood, mother of Mrs.
communica-
Regular
being
compelled to enlarge and
tiona each 2nd and 4th Flatt, a son, Wednesday morning Joe Truitt, who has bten bedfast
for several years suffered a pain increase their number.’
Thursday evenings of April 15th.
each month.
April 19, 1031, Sunday school
ful injury latt Tuesday evening
Mrs. Ruth Sparling
Fred Schultz returned to Port
when she fell from her bed, at 10 a. m.
Worthy Matron
land Monday after spending a
Nana Barxee, Secretary.
Ila. m, A message from the
breaking her left arm between
few days visiting friends in Moro.
the elbow ai d I he shou’di r. She General Council of the Presby
Mrs. Philip Searcy returned
Moro, Oregon
was taken to the hospital in The terian church will be read at
Meets every Monday Thursday from Beaverton where
this service
I'he General Coun
Dalles Wednesday morning
evening in the I.O.O.r
hall.
Transient and she has been since Saturday vis
The baseball game played on cil is the highest governing
visiting brothers are iting her cousin.
the
Hay Canyon diamond last board of the church and this
cordially
invited
U>
Mrs. Clyde jillmor underwent Sunday between the Gornian and messagelhas been sent to all the
meet with ua
Harvey C. Thompson, N. G. a major operation at the mid
Fairview district on one side and Presbyterian churches in the
A. M. Young. Secretary.
Columbia in The Dalles Thursday the Hay Canyon team on the ot United States
»•cca Lodge No. 116
morning.
Moro, Qr-gon
her resulted in a victory for the
Meets 2d and 4lh Tues
While Mrs. A. Rose was in Spo visitors. These teams are part
The Full Gospel Assembly
days of each m nth
Visiting members wel kane Saturday sfie visited Mrs. of what will be the Harlandview
Revival meeetings continue.
C. E Sheets, a former Moro rea Grange team and are getting pra
The Sunday services are:
Elizabeth Thompson
ctice by dividing their forces and
Noble Grand ident.
Sunday school at 10 a. m.
Jessie Henrichs, .Secretary
Audrey Baker entertained with playing. There will be another
Preaching at 11.
a birthday party last Friday af game next Sunday, April, 19th.
Evangelistic services at 7:45
Chris Seb «It a Post No. 71
ternoon. Ice cream and cake
The opening of the fishing p. m., by the Evangelist, Miss
season Wednesday was celebrat Louise Hodge.
k Meets at Legion hall on was served to twelve.
B 2nd and 4th Wednesday
George Alexander, who is the ed by many men with a day’s
A cordial invitation extended
w evenings of each month.
state prohibition officer, was here vacation into the canyons and to all, especially those not at
R. J. Bruckert, Commander last Saturday when he called at along the rivers.
Some who tending elsewhere.
Vernon Flatt, Adjutant
have
no
urgent
farm
work
to do
the sheriff’s office.
J. I), and Mrs. Miller,
started on trips that will take a
Pastors.
Mrs. J. C. Freeman has been
HARLAND VIEW GRANGE No. 682
day or two to complete, others
Meets in their hall in Harmony Dis in LaGrande for the past week
trict the second and fourth Friday visiting her son and daughter could spare only the opening
Methodist Church Notes
nights of each month.
Visiting
day. Some inveterate fishermen
(Grass Valley)
who live in or near that city.
Granger« welcome.
who
had
stated
a
few
weeks
ago
c. P- Adam«, Master.
Church school every Sunday at
George Hennigan and O. L. that they could not fish this seas-
C. E. Crites, Secretary.
10'
Belshe went to Camp Sherman son came to town early to get
Preaching next Sunday morn
Wednesday rfiorning to practise ther license, their vow of strict
MMt GrBBB Valley Ixxlge No. 131,
ing at 11.
L O. O. F. meet« every 2d and swinging the hook and line again. faithfullness to hard work for
The attendance at church
4th Thursday «venings of the month in
L, L. Peetz and wife drove to gotten.
school was very fine last Sunday.
th« Odd Fellows hall.
Sojourn ng
their summer home on the Me
brothers are cordially invite«!
Three young women of Moro, The Jolly Juniors were banner
Vern McGowan.
L. K. Smith
tolius
river
last
Monday
to
be
on
Misses
Laura Ruggles. Doris For- class for attendance. Some of.
Secy.
NG.
hand when the fishing season ner, and Marjorie Kunsman, the classes will reach the Sea of.
JimfBiW «*«««■
------------------------
„
opened.
were initiated into the Rainbow Galilee next Sunday,
W. D- Wallen returned Mon girls in The Dalles last Tuesday
We hope that the children will
day from Walla Walla where he evening This organization is have learned the names of all the
had been viewing the damage the junior division of the East books of the New Testament by
DENTIST
done by the flood of two weeks ern Star. They were accompan next Sunday.
HOME OFFICE. WASCO
;
ied by Mrs. F. R. Fortner, Mrs.
ago.
The theme for the sermon next
W.
A.
Ruggles
and
Janet
Steph
Sunday
morning is “Easter in
Lester Barnum shipped a car
ens,
who
was
already
a
member.
Regular visits made to Grana
December
”
load of young cattle to Portland
Valley. Watch for announce
We
wish
to say to the adult
Saturday night and went down
ments.
people of Grass Valley who are
Sunday to see them sold. He re
not attending any church school
turned Tuesday morning.
that our school is full of interest
Clarence Sparling, Jim Kenny
and
a profit We cordially invite
and son Glenn, Chester Seary
you
to
join us in the study of the
and no doubt Riany others, start
Methodist Church Notes.
bible.
Senator Capper of Kans.,
ed out early Wednesday looking
says:
“The Sunday school is
(Moro)
for a good fishing stream.
’— and —
the
coiner
stone in American,
Church school every Sunday
of
Mrs. Charles Boardman
character building ”
Hood River, went thru Moro morning at 10.
The church with a cordial wel
Preaching April 26, at 11 a m.
Phone 345 T he Dalles, Ore
Monday on her way to Camp
come.
----- or-----
Ladies Aid Society
meets
Sherman to stay for the summer.
F. A. Ginn, Pastor.
GRASS VALLEY PHARMACY
Thursday
at
2
p.
m.
Mr. Boardman is employed on
Phone222
There was a fair attendance
Highway work there.
both at , Sunday school and
Baptist Church
A. Buckley is a man that car church last Sunday.
(Grass Valley)
The
meet
When Your Shoes need
ries much weight in railroad-cir ing at 3 p. m. in the interest of
Repair, send them to cles in this state for he is gener law enforcement was a very Sunday school every Sunday at
10 a. m
al superintendent of the Union worth while meeting.
Methods
Pacific. He was here last Satur for creating greater interest in
Eye Doctor Coming.
day on a tour of inspection.
GOOD SHOE REPAIRING
the matter were discussed.
THE
DALLES
204 Second St.
The Kings Heralds under the
Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Feenatra of
Dr. Clarke of the Clarke Opti
direction
of Mrs. W. C. Bryant
Sheridan spent Tuesday evening
cal
kCo., Portland, Ore., Eye
visiting friends in Moro, leaving met at 5 p. m. There was a full
Sight
Specialist, will be in Moro
Wednesday morning for The attendance, and wonderful in
all
day
and evening Sunday,
Dalles to attend a Missionary terest. At the close of the meet
W. C. BRYANT meeting
See
April
19th,
at Hotel Moro.
before returning home. ing Carl Peetz was given a birth
Him About Your Eyes.
W. D. Wallan is moving his day cake which he generously
Attorney - at - Law
shared
with
all
present.
household goods to Walla Walla
CALL FOR BIDS
Easter is too’great an occasion
where he will be employed by
the Rumley Machine Co. Avery to be celebrated in one day. Let
OFFICE PHONE MAIN 98
The city o( Moro ¡9 ready for
Martin is moving into the house us perpetuate it in every day
bids on 1000 feet of four inch gal
life.
vacated by Mr. Wallen.
Moro, Oregon
vanized standard pipe. The bids
The
church
with
a
cordial
wel
Bessie Thompson and Marie
will be closed Apyil 21st, at 6:00
Peters were appointed by the Re come.
P. M. Hand or mail bids to the
F. A Ginn, Pastor.
bekah Lodge as delegates to the
City Recorder. The city reser-
Grand Lodge in Corvallis Apr, 19.
ves the right to reject any or all
Chriatian Science
Bessie Thompson was also recom
bids.
C. L. POLEY mended as District Deputy Pres
Subject: “Doctrine of Atone
City Council
Phy.i.L
ident
ment.”
Golden Text: Psalms 111:9.
Superintendent Rakes gave
Gri
He
sent redemption unto his peo
Achievement tests to all the
ple:
he hath commanded his
Moro High School pupils last
People can reach me from Moro
at night from the long distance Tuesday. These tests will be covenant for ever: holy and rev
booth at Hotel Moro by ringing
given to all High School students erend is his name.
The Dall ta.
Responsive reading: Colossi
in the county and the results
ons
1:3 5, 9 13, 15, 21, 52
compiled and compared.
Reading room open daily, where
Vernon Flatt traveled several
all
authorized Christian Science
miles over last week end, for ac
literature
may be read, borrowed
companied by Mrs. Rose and his
or
purchased;
Dr
Morgan daughter, he drove to Spokane, The public is cordially invited CASINO II, No. 16882B
Wash., where he met his sister-
“The breeding fee to insure in foal
DENTIST
in-law. Miss Bernice Grage, who to attend the church services and has been reduced to $15.00. Those
desiring these services communicate
United States Dental Ex came from Gardner, N. D., to visit the reading room.
with L. D. May at Wasco or T. M.
visit
with
the
Flatt
family
dur
aminer for this district
Rolfe at Grass Vltlley.”
ing the summer. In traveling
Moro. Oregon
Moots the 1st and 3rd
Thursday evenings of I
each month.
Visiting
members cordially in-!
▼itod to meet with us I
By order of W. M.
RobL Urquhart, Secretary.
Dr. J. A. Butler I
ZELLS
Opra»
FUHERAL HOME
AMBULANCE SERVICE
WERNMARK’S
DR
J. R.
OFFICE AT
MORO, OREGON
■ms-^sss-s—-s
Sav« 100 per canton Automobde In
auraoea by Insuring with
FARMERS AUTOMOBILE CO.
eV CA1JPOHNIA
la«ur«s only Farm-owned cars snd
ears la small town»,
RAY MAG8DAUL
•r and < laim adju«t«r for
Kharman. Gillian.
DANCE
|nC««i
through Walla Walla, they saw
Justice Lewis L. Fawcett, Su
much of the wreckage wrought preme Codrt of New York, ways:
“My experience during twenty-
by the flood,
five
years on the bench, in which
Mra G. C. Akers left Sunday
time
over 4,000 boys under 21
for Loa Angeles, California,
years
were convicted of crime
where she will visit her daught
before
me, of whom but three FOK BALK. 41« me raised, pure bred
er Mra Ruth Holloway, for a
O I.C bred<ilt«
Fresh Cows
Pay
month or two. The Akers’ home were members of a Sunday
Cash or Trade budding Material or
school,
has
satisfied
me
of
the
will be presided over by the
Cedar Poets for unbtoken, Hood, or
younger daughter, Mrs. Lloyd value of the Sunday schools to Canner Horses Anywhere for hire
trucking cheaper
Drop rani or
Hennigan during her absence. the community snd the individu*
>h«jna TOM IRA^R,
[•101
In 1,902 cases of suspended
l'honel3F12
Lloyd is driving to snd from his
erimieli
sentences
in
each
of
work in the Bank of Comms
which a minister, priest or rabbi FOR SALK 1928 side hill Case Com
in Wasco.
Vinods
bine 16 ft header. Address, T«d Wil
kins, Goldcndsls, Wash.
[a3 17
MORO
the shade
>*d ripe to
st Indian
wind luid
face badly,
President
Hoover
pidon
Légion Hall
tli
Saturday
,kln wot
but he was
a as no ques
a result of
rented, and greatly
his leisurely trip.
One of his first *1 nouncements was
that a tax Increase could be avoided
■omiiirnda-
if his budget and
■e not ln-
tlons for expenditures
creased by congres next winter. To
that end he appeal« • to the nation to
bring pressure on congress agidnst I
“Hie demands of sect! ml or group
Interests.'*
The statement was nr «de in the face
of la, 'ing loco >me tax receipts Indicar
Ing a treasury deficit of perhaps $Ao0,-
000,000 at the cl«»se of the current
fiscal year, June (JO. It was regarded
as part of the Pres dent's effort to
lent against
mobollze public no
station, farm-
further soldier Jon us
relief appropriation*
con-
poHals‘ In th«
vene In Dece
Senator W
llcan
Insurj
is
through the i
that eongre®
mm-
than the bw
few
mended each
years.’’ He di
cut off the
ding
the admlnist
program.
Ja anti plains t
eleven lives, Indu
two men and a w
in
Scores
from frostbite a l
Thousands of <n
wide area includli
rado. South link«
the western jmrts
homa and Texas,
part of the storm
cot nnd other slot
ruined
mountain
a toM of
children,
muin In Colormlo.
serious condition
exposure
tie perished In a
: Wyoming, Colo-
:i, Nebraska nnd
of Kansas, Okla-
southern
In
«■li, apri-
iti» were
storm were
hoot Town-
pupils nt Pleasant Hill
er, Colo. The nuirnlng o the blizzard
Mamie Moser, tie te
dasseil because of the storm. Curl
Miller Arrived to i. ke he pupils to
their homes In the sch« >1 bus. Miss
Moser started to walk to her home.
In
There were t
the bus when Miller started, nil be
tween the ng h of eight and thlr-
teen.
Three miles from Plea ant HUI tiw*
bus plowed into a snow '•ift ten feet
deep nnd stalled. Outs, le tlie «nass
of falling snow wns » curtain, ob-
scuring the road, frack and covi’f-
Ing fences. Miller tr
toward the school but could not get
the wheel# of the bur free from the
drl ft.
After remaining
for ninny hours, Miller realized he
must get al«l oi* all would perish. In
the driving storm he started out,
thinking he could reach a farmhouse.
Struggling on for more than three
miles he fell exhauste«! In a cornfield
and perished.
Five of the - children were dead
when a rescuing party found them,
but the rest were saved.
There were other tragedies In the
storm that swept the mountain states
and other sections; but tins tragedy
was one to arotfse the utmost pity.
Bravely the children met their fate!
They sang and boxed nnd played to
keep warm, as they were told by the
driver .before he left ; hem to seek
aid, as urged by the young leader put
In charge, until the merciless' wind
and chill benumbed them Into helpless
drowsiness.
nuth K enneth
llockne, football
K
coach of the Univer
sity of Notre Dame,
with a name that be
came a collegiate by
word, plunged to' his
death with five fellow
passengers nnd two
idiots on a Transcon
tinental and Western
Air, Inc., air liner in
the mld-Kansas graz
Knute K.
ing country.
Rockne
Witnesses said the
craft, flying through clouds nnd fog,
lost n nfhg Mi the air and hurtled to
the ground 41ke a crippled bird.
Rockne had only recently recov-
ered from an illness which h year ago
hnd threatened to terminate hr.w
liant coaching career. Last year
ever, lie developed one of the very
best of his many excellent teams and
made ii schedule for P.W1 wide
dlcnled that Jie looked forward I
equally great team this year.
American football sustains »
loss. Americans lose one whw tyi
the best tn useful, whioawnke cl
ship.
In
President i
statement de
ionuL I
Rockne n# “a
HE $1,000,000 libel suit
tlonR. forine^ prohibit D
.vote
Hk*d ngalnst Mrs. M
ne
n
brandt, former assi
prnL In 1R2V, li
of articles
hlbithm enforcement was i
the docket In Federal ।
I, oii I b for failure to pros«
Mr. Nations Bald he c«i ll
cord any further with fho
lie had been unable to ol
on Mra WUlcbrnndt, but
that suits for $20,Odd d
wore pending against h<
nnd Washington for
done t» him by the art
The only observation
Mal
Walker Wlllebrandt to
the $1,000,000 libel sul
id
her by Gus O. Nstit
stricken from the recm
action speaks for itself.
APRIL 18 th
This DANCE is
given to give the base
ball boy» a lift in buy
ing needed equipment
DOLLAR’S
FUN
FOR
SIX-BITS
ÿ Special. Savings for Apr. 18 & 20 |
CAMPBELL SOUPS:
3Oc
g
22c
3 Lux Soap
Grapefruit 3 for
:
23c
Sardines in olive oil, 2 for
Í String Bean», 2 tins
27c
H Peets Granulated Soap
39c
:
i y
I ::
... 35c
Golden West Tea 1-2 lb
Hershey’s Cocoa, 8 oz, 2 for
35c
Bananas, 3 lbs for
2Oc
MORO CASH GROCERY
Moro, Oregon
Phone 92
«fr— «fr
Z. —
! SATURDAY and MONDAY SPECIALS
MILK
BEANS
Mexican Reds
All Brands.
3 Tall Cuns ................... '
24c
1 7c
MAYONNAISE
PINEAPPLE
Summerland Whole Sl«ced
Dole No- 1 , 2'jS 2 can«
4lbs for ... ...................
49c
Best Food«
Pint Jar .........................
33c
CORN FLAKES
COFFEE
Kelloa*« or Pott’s
S. & W. MELLOWED
2 lb Tin 77c
11b. Tin 39c.
3 packages ...................
25c
See our Hand Bills for compiei«, list of Saturday and
Monday^pecials
WALTER A. MAY & SON
i