C. M. Bently. 'stat* driver examiner
John roes and family drove to The
will be in- Grass Valley Wednesday to
Dallsa to meet their daughter. Dorothy,
test automobile drivers.* 1
who returned homo from the Universi
ty for spring vacation.
Bob Poley, from the University and
Roy Martin was taken back to the
Barbara
Walpole, O S. C. ar* home
Mr. sad Mrs. Carl Gregg and family
Mrs. W. O. Bryant b suffering from 11 hospital in Portlandd, Thursday.
motored to Bend Saturday, returning for spring Vacation.
an attack of the flu thb week.
The city has repaired the hole in the
bunday accompanied by
Bobbi*
Mr. and Mm. Roy Kuneman wore!
Grogg, son of Mr. and Mrs. Earl i street near the library, making the
here Sunday from their borne in Ari-1
turn there much easier ’ -
Gr*»-
ington to attend the funeral of Mrs. E. I
O. M. Fraley was here a short time
Dick Rcekmann, Jr. is ill with the
J. Powell.
flu, While Wren Hogue' is abo on the 1 from Maupin. Ho Was accompanied
Pr**byt*ri*a Chorch.
Fred Mee. in ger and wife of Blaylock I
by hb *on, Ben
•ick list
visited in Moro last Sunday and wore! 10 A.M. Au Easter program of
Mat Simons was in White Salmon,
Ott Smith and wife were dinner
oouga, drill* aad recitations to which I
at the Powell funeral.
guests at th* home of J H Wibcn Lyle, and Goldendale, Washington, all
everyoo* b invited.
of last week looking after the estate of
W. E. Allison, sn old timer in these
11 A. M. Church service«. 'Dr. D. I and wife Bunday
parts, was in Moro Saturday and S ub - I
Cheater Smith and wffe and daughter hb uncle Nick Huffman who died In
A. Thompeoa of Portland wiU preach.
day to look over hb farm east of town I Notice that these aervicee will be In I Mary, of Moro, ware^fcitors at the J. Camas recently.
Art Bibby and wife were here the
farmed by D. J. McLsnghlaiv
H. Wlbon home Sunday afternoon.
the moroing.
E. E Ba» num and wife of The Dallee, I March 28, Monday, at *:fi0 P. M. | Mra. Emma 8ehadesrit> who' has firat of the Week from Heppner, a here
spent the firat days of the week in I there will be a pot luck supper, fol-1 been in a hoapital in The Dallea ill with Art has opened a new pool room.
lowed - by th* annual congregational I pneumonia, b reported as being im ' J. A. Sharpe and wife left Thursday
Moro.
Mrs. N. W. Thompson drove to Port-1 meeting. Dr. Thompson will abo be proved.
for Olympia, Washington, where they
land Sunday to see her father, J. H. I with us at this m**ting
Phyllb Smith of Grass Valley was a will remain until harvest time.
Thom peon, who b not so well as for-1
Th* F*U G**p*l AaMmbly
visitor in Kant Monday.
Mra. James Brown was a visitor from
merly.
Mr. and Mm. E. 0. ^nith of Aloha, Redmond last wook: It i* expected
Sunday oehool at 10 a. m
Charles Cunningham was here the I Preaching at 11 a. m.
ar* the proud parents of a baby girl, that they will move back to ^hortnan
first of the week to move some of Mm. 1 Cottag* meeting In pastor's home at born March 18, at the Georg* * McKay county shortly.
Hastings* household goods to Battb I 7:fi0p. m.
homo.
A hall storm hit thb vicinity last
<
Ground, Wash., where she end Loubl
visited ih The Friday about noon and covered the
Among those
“H* that *ov*r*th hb sin* shall net
have a service
station.
ground with nearly an Inch of hard
•
-nr- _ ...
n prosper, but whoeo coofeeseth and for- Dalles last week
white hair that added som* mol*tur*.
Byron Peets esme up from Portland I aaketh them ahall have mercy. Prov l
Sa lux day evening and will remain for a I 1811. Behold,now b the accepted wits and wife, J. C. Wilnon, Della
Bab* Fields was taken to Th* Dall**
short time until be ha» recovered, from I time; behold, now b th# day of salve-1 Helyer, Mrs. W. O. Holy er.
Tuesday by I. D. Pik*, suffering from
the effects of hb automobile accident. I tion.** 1 Cor 6-1. Tomorrow may be
Among those from Kent who attend a twisted back.
George Witter b repairing the Moore I to late.
ed the funeral of Leland Adams st
B. B. G*rvab earn* through town
J. D. and Mm« Miller,
windmill that waa thrown to the ground I
Paetore. I Hood River were: William Mitchell Tuesday on bb way from Elgin to Band
' during a wind storm a few weeks ago. I
and family, Luther Davi* and family, where ee will live..
Chrhtia* Setose*
W. G. Helyer and wife, W. H. Helyer
J. M. Crawford, preaident of the
Mr*. Emma Schadewits b getting
and wife, Mrs. C, P. Guyton, Elnor Tum-A-Lom company waa here Sunday
along very nieely in the hospital in The I 8ubj*et: “Reality."
Dalle* and will be abb to come home in I I Golden Text: Isaiah 64:4. Sine* the Helyer and family, and L V. Walton fur a short visit.
beginning of the world men have not and wife.
a few daya.
There will be a Lutheran Easter Ser
I heard, nor pr*c*ived by the ear, neith
The Missionary Society of the Pres I er hath the eye seen. O God. beside | J. R. Dellinger and wife motored to vice at the Wassenmiller home next
The Dalle-« SatU'day Where they met
bytorian church will meet at Mm. I th*e, what he hath prepared for him their daughter, Mrs Paul Stoutt and Sunday with the minister from The
Byer*' home next Wedneeday, March I that waiteth for him.
son Kenneth who have been visiting in Dalles io charge.
Responsive Reading: Zephaniah 8: Portland for the past week
30th. AU interested are cordially in
. Henry Patjens spent a couple of daya
114-fiO.
vited to come.
in
The Dalles last week.
Mrs.
Fred
Justesen,
Mrs
Max
Church services every Sunday morn-
“Red" Dunn and wife moved their I ing at 11 o’clock and Wednesday even- Pluemke and Mrs. J. R; Dellinger vis
Herbert Dohm and wife from The
furniture to Moaier thb wook. They I ing at 8 o’clock.
ited at the J. N. Maclnnes home Sun Dalles, spent Sunday here with the
have a service station there which they
Simons family.
All ar* cordially invited to attend day afternoon.
are operating.
I th* church services and make us* of
There were fifty present at Sunday
Lambing is on in thè sheeb camp*
Irving Kunaman was hero from Port I the reading room which b open daily, school with a total collection of fl 69.
this week. While most of the fanners
land, Sunday, looking fat and healthy I where all authorised Christian Science
W. H. Helyer is a visitor at the Win have this part of their work over, the
hiteratur* may bo road, borrowed or nie Helyer home.
after hb yearn In the city.
larger bands that are lambed in the
«
Loy and Loren Cochran, grandsons purchased
Those from Kent attending the Re open, are new at it. Henry Patjens,
of Mm. E. J. Powell, attended the fun
Methodist Cbarch
bekah district convention held at Grass John Conroy, and Mike Bibby are busy.
eral Sunday, coming from Portland. !
The Sunday school will render a Valley last week were A. A. Dunlap
Jim Cothran was here over the week I special Easter program on Sunday at aud wife, Mr*. Rita Harpe, Mr*. Floy
end from Foesil.
*
Ivon Borstel, Mrs Glade McCulloch,
10:00 a. m.
’ Owing to the fact that the old
I Mrs. Busan Vanderpool and son of
Mill 1’am e hall is undergoing
Mrs. Laura Sather and Mrs. Ada Guy
Worship at 11:00
repairs, the management have
I Dufur, were here Sunday to be present Master music, both vocal and instru ton.
moved to the Civic Auditorium ►
I at the funeral of Mm. Powell. Mm. mental Sermon subject: “The Cross
in The Dalle* until further no-
I Vanderpool waa an old friend of the and its Meaning.**
fee, for Saturday night Dances
Powolb when they lived at Prineville.
.Only
N. Sherman Hawk. Pastor.
{.^TownTalk
Bethleham Chapter No. 78 O. E. 8.
Regular
communica-
, tions each 2nd and 4th
rtRWjErff Thursday evenings of
fjCTffFiiE each month.
^01^
M”- Irene Fraser,
Worthy Matron
Nana Banee, Secretary.
evening in__
halt
Transient and
brother* are
Visiti!
invited to
cordi
meet
A. Douma. N. G.
Joe Truitt, Secretary.
days of each monti.
FwP I Visiting members wel
come.
.
Leona Douma, N. G-
Jessie Henricha, Secretary
K Maeta at Legion hall on
B 2nd and 4th Wednesday
V evening* of each month.
W. T. Johnston, Commander.
Vernon Flatt, Adjutant
Meets in their hall in Harms
trict the second and fourth
Visiting
nights of each month.
MgObk Grass Valley Lodge No. 131,
I. O. O. F. meets every fid and
4th Thursday avening* of the month in
the Odd Fellow* hall. - Sojourn ng
brother* ar* cordially invited.
Vern McGowan.
L. K. Smith
N.G.
Secy.
or your convenience I have ar
ranged for you to leave your
Shoe Work at Walter A. May A
Son. Pick up and delivery twice
a week at bo cost to you.
JOSEPH JL MEE
The Wasco Shoe Man
Dr. J. A. Butler
DENTIST
HOME OFFICE, WASCO
kentjitems
WB
Mr. and Mm L. A. Huff^of Arling-
Methodist Episcopal Church, Grass
We «be
I too, were hero Sunday.
Valley.
"Arnold Buhmann and wife, who waa I . Special Easter Services at 10 a. m l
L. R. French and wife were here
a *i*tar of Wm. Henriche, were hare
Sunday school at 11 a. m.
from Portland last week looking over
from Hermiston to attend the funeral
N. Sherman Hawk. their property
of the late judge.
Preaching every second and fourth! R. J. Baker was in Portland over the
Phillip Searcy is driving the Board
The Dalle*
week end to visit with his brother, G.
Sunday
at 11 a. m.
man school bus again this wook.
SATURDAY NIGHT
Everett who is not very well.
Sunday school at 10 a. m.
Mr. and Mm. E. A. Erskine, from!
Mrs. Ray Blake entertained the
Epworth League at 6:30 p- m.
.Portland, spent the week end with O.
N. Sherman Hawk, Pastor. bridge elub Tuesday afternoon at her
A. Ramsey and family. Mra. Erskine
ECK’S BLUE DEVILS
¡home here. Mrs. Msrie Wilcox won
l sod Mrs. Ramsey are abters.
Lady** Door Pria*
The children of th* Moro Methodbt
first honors.
,
John Henrich* and family of Clarks Sunday school are all to meet at the
—
ton Wash., were hers, coming for the church at 8:00 p. m- Saturday for
the funeral of Mr. Henricha* brother. their annual egg hunt under the di
Wm. Henrich*.
rection of >fr. and Mra. E. E. Bane®
Earl Snell and Charles Storey were and Mr. and Mr*. C. W- Smith.
hero from Arlington, Wedoeedsy, look-
Sunday school at 10:00 a. m. The
Easter program will start at 11:00
Mr. Snell b repreeentativ* b the stete I The program promises to be the best
bgbbture from thb dbtrict and Mr. I in yars.
Storey b manager of the grain growers
The pupils of Mrs. Sayrs’ class are
local at Arlington
giving a little playlet besides the
Mr. and Mrs Guy Pound and Martin J usual dialog*, recitations, piano solos
sb ** aliter»
_
Donnell, of The Dalles were here S ub - I *tc.
24
Envelopes
Iuv
day for tbs fuaeral of Mr*. Powell.
The publie b cordially invited.
In Ceilopbane
' .
D. E. Steves* was in Umatilla county I News Notes from th® Baptist Church
Wednesday, to look over the branch
30C
Grass Valley, Oregon.
Pint Milk of Magnesia ..
experiment station tb*re.
I Morning worchip:
30c
Pint Rubbing Alcohol.......
Mr. and Mra. Eli Cochran, former
Church
school
at
10:00
a.
m.
rockbnts of Sherman county, w*r* her*
50c
Pint Heavy Mineral Oil
Preaching at 11:00 a. m. Subject:
Sunday afternoon.
I UThe Resurrection of Christ ”
Every Day Prices
R. B. Webb and T*m Stevens drove
Evening
worship
to Corvallis, Fridsy of last we*k. Mr.
SANITARY NAPKINS
B. T. P. U. at *:10 p. m-
Webb** wife wn* operated on at th*
Prparking at 7:80 p. m. Subject:
I Corvalib haapital and b rorororing In
DANCE
CIVIC AUDITORIUM
MARCH 26
S ee O ur H and B ills for C omplete L ist of ’
SATURDAY and MONDAY SPECIALS
S ome of T hem :_______________ .
Amaizó Oil, Quarts .37--
Butter-ÏIollywood Brand
Purex, the best bleacher.......
Brooms, White Beauty-good
.62
.06
.25
Member Owned wholesale buying * Spells Cheaper Prices
WALTER
Who»! Your Little Lady?,
She is waiting for yod to invite her to
the Big
DANCE
KENT LEGION HALL
Saturday, Apr. 2
Music By .
PATS NEW SIX ACES
$1.00
when appetites long for fresh vegetables and
spicy things weeks before the garden is
ready See Our Stock of
Fresh and Canned
Vegetables and Fruits
We can settle that longing, and at
little expense, to I
ZIEGLER’S
Quality Store
GRASS VALLEY. OREGON
Tires, ¡Tubes & Accessories
Complete Stock to be Sold at
DRUG
UPDEGRAFF & PEPPER
PLUMBING
Neat and accurate work
done. All work Guaran
teed.
Special Attention,Ghreei
At Hay>* Garage
. ?
Grass Valley
;
,
•• ‘
4» 4 <
25c
Coming from Dufur to witnesa the
burial of so old friend, Mr. and Mm.
chapter of the Acte.
Pete Dillinger were here Sunday.
8. L. Boyce, minister |
Henry Barnun war in Portland laat
Saturday, taking a load of hogs on the
CARDS OF THANKS
Per Pkg
Friday- Saturday-Monday
Moro Pharmacy
We wbh to thank the friends wffo
so
kindly took charge of our house
Raymond Henrich* and wife arrived
TUM-A-LUM TICKLER
Friday evening from their home b| and aided us during the time of
Camp Sherman just a few minutss too | strees incident to the death <rf our
Published in the ntereat of the People of Grass Valley and
husband and father, Wm. Henrich*.
late to eon hb father alive.
Vicinity by The TUM.A LUM LUMBER COMPANY
Mm. Maud Drbcol of Goldeodsie, To those who sent Howers, also, we
Na 8
G HASS VALLEY, OREGON. MARCH 25. 1932
•
*
*
Vol. 1982
Washington, b vielting her dsuhgtor, wbh to extend our thanks.
When Your Shoes need Mrs. Berni Searcy, thb wook.
The Henr|cha Family
EDITORIAL.
material and fuel.
Mm. H mo I MeKInney end daahgtor,
Repair, send them to
Moro, Oregon. March 22, 1932.
Mm. William Hawke ween bam for the
With the entrance or SPRING just
Max Pluemke was in from Kent
Ao it has pleased the Groat Archi
WERNMARK« funeral of Wm. Henricha. Mm. Mc tect of the Universe to call from his around the corner and all th® women buying material to fix up the Hotel
Kinney b a nbea of Mm. Hearicbe labors, our estosmod Brother Wm. soon blossoming out in their new
at Kent-
GOOD SHOE REPAIRING
and will bo remembered ee HaMI B*nV- I Henricha, *Be' It roeohmd. That spring frocks, why not give your
THE DALLES
I Eureka Lodge Na 111, A. F- A A. M> house a treat? ’Re-roof it, remodel
“Did you tell father over the phone
Mm. Boren Hansen b b Portland thb
extend to the bereaved family our it, paint it inside and out, or build that we were engaged?”
wook with George, and Mm. Brisbane I sincere sympathy in their hour of that additoinal room which you have
“Yes.”
bee remained after opending a wook at
been putting off so long.
“What did he reply?”
I trial.
the bodeido of ber brother.
“I’m not sure whether he .replied
—T-A-L—
M. A. Bull,
geek MeKron b bore thb week from
or
whether the line was struck by
We can give you some expert ad-
8. W. Searcy,
the Uaiverrity enjoying a iittb relaxa
FUNERAL HOME
Walter A. May
tion from studying. -
------ AND-----
\
Committee
Mr. and Mm. A. M. Wright have
1
‘
' POME
AMBULANCE SERVICE been married forty nbe yearn as their The Powell family wbh to express now. •
—T-A-L—-
’ Mary had a little lamb, .
wedding
wee
cobbratod
co
March
Bind.
their
appreciation
for
the
many
acta
Phone 14* The Dalles. Oro
Given by a friend to keep,
cd kindness during too sleknsss and * When you think of any thing in
GRABS VALLET PHARMACV
building
think
of
Tum-a-lumand
call
It
followed her around until
death of our beloved mother also for
M,
Grass
Valley,
the
home
of
good
1
It
died from want of sleep.
the beautiful torni offerings.
ZELL’S
• .
i <’ ¿í—ái-Wa I toarte —* *
FULL LINE OF CHICK FOODS
MILL RUN per sack.............
SHORTS per sack..................
1.00
ROLLED WHEAT per sack.
ROLLED BARLEY per sack
2.10
LAYMORE MASH per sack
2.00
CRACKED CORN per sack.
OYSTER SHELL per sack..
1.25
CALF MEAL......... ................
1.36
ALFALFA MEAL.................
BRAN......................................
2.30
ECG PRODUCER.,.............
1.90
SCRATCH FEED.....:....
SALT
% GROUND, 60 lb. Sack......................
60c
BLOCK, PLAIN, 60 lb........... .............
v.66c
BLOCK, SULPHURIZED, 60 lb.............................. 70c
SULPHURIZED BLOCK 6 lb 15 cents, 2 for 26c
Prices Subject to Change
Sherman Cooperative Grain Grow 'ijs
WASCO. OREGON
-