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About Sherman County journal. (Moro, Or.) 1931-current | View Entire Issue (June 12, 1931)
Mrs. A. M. Zevely. 18 in The Dalles hospital for medical-treat ment. each Mth. ViaiUug F George Updegraff returned Mrs. C. W. Templeton was Wednesday from a few days trip By order of W. M. visiting in Condon for a few to California points. ¿obU Uroahart, Secretary days this week. Walter May was in Heppner on Bethleham Cl »pur No. 78 O. E. S. Charles Belshee and wife were a short business trip the first of Moro, Oregon Regular communica- in Portland the first of the week the week, returning Wednesday. tioas oach 2nd and 4th on a business trip. Mr. and Mrs. Forrest Peetz Mies Josephine Johnson came were in Portland the first of home Friday from a trip to the week to attend the graiuation at Valley with relatives. St Mary’s Academy. Secretary. Nana Walter May was in Heppner Miss Dordthy Axtell, daughter 113 LO.O. F. on a dhort businesa trip the firat of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Axtell of ioro, Oregon Meets every Monday of the week, returning Wednes Roseville, California was here evening in the I.O.O.F Wednesday to visit relatives hall. Transient and day. visiting brothers are - M s Dora Beale of Day ton, George Meloy went to Tygh cordially invited to Wash., was here last week visit Valley last Tuesday with Flojd meet with us. Harvey C. Thompson, N. G. ing her son, Homer Beale^nd Flatt .and enjoyed a few hours A. M. Young, Secretary. visit with old friends still living family. Rebecca Ledfe Ne. US Miss Viola Hansen left Sun there. , Moro, Oregon day for a ten days visit at Mt. Mr. and Mrs. Maxwell Mitch k J Meets 2d and 4th Tuai f days of each month. | Vernon. Wash., with Mr. and ell and family, of Portland, Visiting members wel- I Mrs. C. H. Larson. spent the week end at the Gep. F7WA come. / Elizabeth Thompson I Mr. and Mrs. Forrest Peetz A. Williams home here. Mrs. Noble Grand CM* were in Portland the first of the Mitchell ia a daughter ,of Mr. Jessie Henrichs, Secretary \ . week to attend the graduation at Williams. Henry Barnum, Richard Ginn St. Mary's academy. Chris Schult» Post No. 71 and Jody Morriaon were, at Clear Henry Barnum, Richard Ginn the Model A Ford. By reducing the dangers of flying g’asa, ¡1 has saved many k Meets at Legion hall on Lake on the Santiam river for a B 2nd and 4th Wednesday and Jody Morrison were at Clear lake on the Santiam river for a short fishing trip last week. Uvea end prevented countless injuries in automobile co 11.40ns» W evenings of each month. They report both . the fish and short fishing trip last week. Now comen a further rcs~. ^nco of safety to every Ford owner .. . polithed R. J Bruckert, Commander Miu Linnie Belshee, daughter-mosquitoabiting good, getting Vernon Flatt, Adjutant plate »alety glaa» in ALL DOORS AND WINDOWS at dig kt additional coat. of both. of Mr. and Mrs. 0. L Belshe, thelimit ' The chary for thia exfcfh protection is unusually low because of large Miss Isabella Bnurhill, sister1 HARLAND VIEW GRANGE No. «•» returned home last week from Meets in their hall in Harmony Dis her year of school teaching. to George Bourhill, is visiting production and the development of new methods of manufacture. Simply tell trict the second and fourth Friday ler brother for a few days. nights of each month. Visiting Miss Hilda Schassen. a former the dealer when yon buy the Ford that you want “safety plate glass in all doors Grangers welcome. resident of Sherman county, Miss Bourhill is a-missionary who. C. P. Adams, Master. and windows” and the car will be factory-equipped for you in that manner. C. E. Crites, Secretary. ’ ' graduated from The Dalles hos )as lived for nearly twenty years • ♦ n Sitka, Alaska. She formerly Today, as before, <hc safety gla® windshield is furnished as standard equip, pital last Tuesday, June 9th. lived in this county. Grass Valley Lodge No. 131, George Meloy went to Tygh u ment on all Ford cars without extra charge. I. O. O. F. meets every 2d sed I Valley last Tuesday with Floyd 4th Thursday »venings of the month in Flatt and enjoyed a few hours the Odd Fellow» hall. Sojourn ng MBS • WWE RS Thia announcement refen only to NEW CARS. Ford dealer» are not / brothers are cordially invited . visit with old friends still living Vern McGowan. L. K. Smith there. n . g . . * Lamar Sayrs, son of Mr. and Methodist Church ! Mrs. Omar Sayrs, returned Fri y »«□»«■■•»o Moro day from Corvallis where he has been attending the Oregon State Church school every Sunday college. morning at 10. DENTIST ■ I Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Foss left RPreaching next Sunday at 11. HOME OFFICE, WASCM , fi । Thursday for Eugene to be pres The theme for Sunday morn : ■ ent when their daugnter Gwen ing is: “No Substitute For Jes : dolyns graduates f rem the Uni us.” Regular visits made to Grass The sacrament of the supper versity. I Valley. Watch for announce- of our Lord will be administer^ Ethan Woods, son of Mrs. meata. fi Hazel Woods, is home from Cor ed at the close of the sermon. Michigan One* Ocean? Preaching 11 a. m The Ladies Aid Society meets Fossils of seagoing whales have vallis where he attended Oregon Preaching in the evening at SATURDAY and MONDAY SPECIALS been found in two localities in Michi I State College during the winter every Thursday afternoon at 7:45. . gan. one In the northern part of the 1:30. J. D. and Mrs. Miller, months. state and the other not far from Ann “ If men are capable of rising Pastors. Arbor. UPDEGRAFF & PEPPER Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Miller re Minced Clams, Steed Brand, Ne. Is tall 2 cans . 63c turned this week from a two to the challenge of Christ there Tomato Juice, Pratt Lowe brand. 2 cans................. Attorney* At Law weeks visit in Boise, Idaho, is no question of immortality.”- Preohyteriaa Charch. The church with a cordial wel Corn, Golden Sweet brand, No. 2s, 2 cans .................... 29c where a brother and daughter of Oregon come. Moro r4 Mr. Miller reside. Baptist Charah locate cars-are now equi with safety glass in all doors and windows at. a small extra charge (tail« Dr. J. A. Butler i Mrs. Carrol Sayrs and children ^returned from their trip to Port F. A. Ginn, Pastor. (Grass Valley) VrnUdt For Sale: Hay Rake and Mowing- Sunday school every Sunday machine. Inquire at Sherman County^ land Monday. F. T. Thurston Grass Valley When Your Shoes neeid came up with them to work dur Journal office. at 10 a. m. Methodist Chursh For Sale: 400 head of young, Repair, send them to ing the harvest season. Church school every Sunday crossbred ewes and 800 lambs. See Mr. and Mrs Maxwell Mitchell morning at 10. Elevator Announcement. Don Clodfeltar, Grass Valley, Ore., and family of Portland, spent or call 7-F-12. Preaching Sunday morning, the weekend at the George A. June 21, at 11. We wish to announce the com GOOD SHOE REPAIRING For Sale: Holt 12 foot cut “Little the dalles Williams home here. Mrs. Mitch? 204 Second St. Thd attendance at church pleted sale of the undersigned Ben” Tractor Harvester in running ell is a daughter of Mr. Williams. school was splendid last Sunday company warehouses to the Far order. Motor in fine shape. $200. George W. Harth, R. F. D. No. 3, The Roy Martin’s windmill was morning and the interest was ex mer’s National Grain Corpora Dalles, Oregon. Two classes tion and wish to recommend the able to stand the wfhds of this ceptionally good. ¡spring but it succumbed to the at least left the sea of Galilee on management of that company to FUNERAL HOME the farmers of thia county. comparatively gentle breeze of the homeward trip.. We hope that every one will During the twelve years we have last Monday and was blown down. ----- AND------ make a special effort to be ‘pres transacted business with Henry R. B. Webb, who is regularly W. Collins we have found him to ent next Sunday. [employed at the Experiment Bright, Sunny, Sum- be capable and honorable and be Dolores Baker who was our Phone 845 The Dalle®. Ore farm, is in Corvallis this week former church and Sunday school lieve the farmers will have the and rumor has it that he will be . right for getting ----- or — organist, visited us last Sunday same experience in their deal come a benedict before he re PICTURES OF JUNIOR < • morning. It seems good to have ings with him. turns to Moro. GRASS VALLEY PHARMACY This company will continue her attend the services again. and other members Mr. and Mrs. L. R Conlee The church with a cordial wel business as formerly with the of the family were in Portland the first of the single exception of storing grain come. , week to attend the graduating which the sale of our warehouses NO CHARGE FOR DEVELOP F. A. Ginn, Pastor. exercises of Benson Polytech- makes impossible but all the oth ING FILMS nic where their son,. Virgil fin er interests of the company will Christian Science ished his course. be as active as in the past Sun Visors Subject: “God The Preserver Our offices are being moved to W. H. Helyer was here, last Sun Glasses the Moro Hotel building where Friday for a few hours. He has of Man.” Golden Text: Psalms 121.8. we will be glad to greet our fri been at Antelope for a couple of The Lord shall preserve thy go ends as formerly. months with his brother, Wil ing out and thy coming in from ‘ ‘ - Farmer’s Elevator & lard. whose son he had taken to this time forth, and even for The'Dalles for^ medical treat Supply Co. evermore. ment. 1 — J C McKean, Mgr. Responsive reading: Ezekiel Mrs. W. C. Bryant left Thure- 34:11, 12, 14, 16. 25, 26. 30, 31. I day for Eugene where she will Church service every Sunday FOR SALE AT GREATLY attend the graduating cere mon? morning at 11 o’clock and Wed- REDUCED PRICES. I Am Agent For The ies of the University of Oregon. neaday evening at 8 o’clock. One 24 foot mounted steel Her daughter. Ruth, will be • All are cordially invited to at among those who will receive di tend the church services and graih Elevator with flexible spout for loading bulk grain into cars, plomas. make use of the reading room James Stewart returned tfbme which is open daily, where all or bins. One overhead steel jack for from The Dalles first of the weak authorized Christian Science lit dumpinn bulk grain out of wa See me about Insur where he had been to see his sis erature may be read, borrowed gon boxes into elevator hopper. ance on ter, Mrs. D. D. Nelson of Route or purchased. Several 17 foot mounted grain WHEAT, BUILDINGS 3, The Dalles, who is very low Elevators. M at The Dalles hospital where she One 3% Winona wagon. One was operated on Friday for can “I thank my God on, your be 3 1-4 Birdsell wagon. Burn. cer. v half, for the grace of God which One iron wheel wagon. Sever The Farmers’ Elevator and is given you by Cbriat Jesus.” — al 100 bu. bulk grain boxes. Supply Company’s office will be I Cor. 1. 4. One second band Boas Harrow It is not enough to know Paul’s 174 tooth. One small new Boss In the east end of the hotel build on Automobiles ing aa soon as it can be moved. gospel as a theory, or with the Hsrrow, 116 tooth. We must make that A door was cut in the wall be bead. If in need of any of ths above, tween the tractor company of wealth ourown individually by or any other farm machinery call fice and the rooms where the ele experience. on or write to Ginn Coleman & ' r- . vator co®pahy will move. Sunday school 10 a. m. Co. Moro, Oregon A WERNMARK’S ZELL’S ambulance service PIME TINE Moro Pharmacy INSURE FIREMAN’S INSURANCE CO. W. A. RUGGLES Utah Sugar Peas, No. 2s, 2 cans ....................... Milk, all kinds, tails, 3 cans ....... Clorox, quart size, regular 25c value, 2bottles... 35c See our Hand Bills for complete list of Saturday and Monday Specials WALTER A. MAY & SON The KILOWATT KIDDIES re Invisible^------ ICE-MEN THE KILOWATT CHILLERS stand quietly on watch to see that your food is kept below the fifty-de gree danger point. They are sent inels of safety, ever on watch to guard health. THE Kilowatt Kiddies are on duty at your Electric Refrigerator whether you are there to watch them or not. Tney have never been known to leave footprints on the 8 jotless linoleum of any kitchen, et their service does not end with providing mere ice. Charlie and Clara Kilowatt see to it that their ice is cubed just the right size to tin kle tantalizlngly in glasses of the beverages it chills. :• THE Kilowatt Kiddies in your Electric Refrigerator make the most delicious frozen salads and deserts-even ice cream. All you do is mix the ingredients-they do the rest. In few roles do The Kilowatt Kiddies perform more satisfyingly than as the invisible ice men* ac companying every Electric Refrig- - er at or. • Pacific Power & Light Co al guar tSdrvic*t
