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About Sherman County journal. (Moro, Or.) 1931-current | View Entire Issue (Sept. 1, 1933)
IH E s HBRMAM COUNTY PAGB 1 JOUR* AU MUKü. UBÄUOM FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 1, 1933. 1 joyed by all Moro, Oregon Meets the 1st and 3rd Thursday evenings of each month. Visiting members cordially in vited to meet with us Glen King. W M. C. V. Belknap, Secy- Christies Sciescs Poodles" '¡mneford Lupiee Rsbeccs Lodge No. Moro, Oregon Meets 2d and 4th Tues days of each month. Visiting members wel come. Havie Brisbine, N G. Lite Bull, Secretary. Pbodfvlsfle ftainzeri: 1 ¿tonePacl rider and fosti eqaestinàn. chain liât eepr axripd under ifoflytop Chria Sch.lt» Post he. 1 I Meets at Legion hall on 2nd and 4 th Wednesday evenings of each month. Vernon Flatt, Commander. Giles L. French, Adjutant £ family of cireur IfenneTönlf' HdnneTörd?" who hr fiepet Ihie ^Towii Talk FOR SALE—Standard make piano near Moro. Will sacrifice for unpaid balance. A snap- Easy terms- Write Tailman Piano Store. Salem, Ore.” . 0WU For Sale; 3 Hampshire Bucks. Lloyd Hendrichs. 27F44, Moro. 2t Lloyd Hennagin and family left Billy Havener, son of Ray Havener, Relibale woman will board and has been working in this county this Saturday fqr Walla Walla where room school children- harvest. He returned to his home they will make their home for the Inquire at Sam Brisbine place or time being. Mr- Hennagin is work Thursday. write. Box 254, Moro. Ore. ing for a machinery company and will be busy in that district for sever C. H. Freeman, auditor for the TWO BUCKS for SALE. 1 black al months. face and L Lincoln- $5-00 each- See state industrial accident commission or call Donald L. Clodfelter. 7F12. has been here for the past few days Roscoe Moore and Roy Powell checking the books of those individ Grass Valley. Ore uals and firms that insure with the drove to Portland Thursday for a FOR SALE—(Canning peaches now state. -hort business trip- ready. Beam’s Nob Hill Fruit Ranch. The Dalles, Oregon. Turn at Miller’s George Witter has been repairing A Rose expects and hopes to end Filling Station west side of town and the well equipment on the Collis follow signs. Phone 6F12. 2t his spell of batching this week end Moore ranch this week after an acci as Mrs. Rose is to be home from her dent that broke the indmill. LOST—7x20 spare tire with rim, visit with relatives in California- between Antelope and Moro. Suitable Mrs. Dolly Hart is visiting here reward. See Schadewitz Garage. Frances Ross left for Portland the firtt of the week after spending a with her sister, Mrs. G. C. Vintin- I still have 50 head of Pure bred few weeks vacation with her parents Read the ads in the Journal Herford cattle I am offering for sale Mr. and Mrs. Ross east of town. at rlightly above beef prices. Part terms might be arranged. Also 6 A little rain and cloudy weather FAIR ADMISSION young horses 4-6 years old all broke. stopped harvesting for’ a short time W. C- Helyer, Kent- the first part of the week. Continued from page one. Stated communication of Eureka Mrs. G- C- Akers was in Wasco tho Lodge No. 121 A- F. & A- M- Thurs first of the week visiting with rela day evening September 7th. tives- । Mrs. C. B. Johnson, of Pocatello. Ida- Mrs Norman Laughlin, of Live Oak. Cal., and M>s. George Meloy, of Corvallis visited here Sunday with Mr. Meloy- A dinner for the visitors was held at M- Bulls. Mrs. Johnson and Mrs. Laughlin are daughters of Mr- and Mr-’ Meloy. Wm- Neusbaum and wife of Eu gene and Misses Ella and May Neus- baum of Eugene visited here Sunday with their sister, Mrs. George Meloy Jr. Mr. Neusbaum is fire chief of his home city- Perry Johnston, local administra tor for the new farm deal spent Thursday in Arlington attending a meeting of county agents of this district. R. J. Ginn and Clarence Hols were visitors in Arlington Monday after noon. । Mr and Mrs John Straadling were guests at the Reavis home last Sat urday night They live in The Dalles. Quite a party of Sherman countains were swimming in the chilly waters of the Columbia river last Sunday. Dewey Thompson moved his family into the Hulery house this week , I Dr. J. A. BUTLER I DENTIST 8 HOME OFFICK. WA8CX» In Moro the First Week In E*ch Month “Everybody Pays,’’ says Max Gehl- har, state fair director, since there will be no passes printed this year. Patrons, exhibitors, employees and concessionaires will be required to pay alike,” Gehlhar said “In reduc ing the price of admission and adopt ing the no pass policy we are follow ing a system in use this year in oth er states. “The change will in no way affect ^LTNOITI TZ Mrs- Omer Sayrs and daughters drove to Portland Tuesday of this week. They were accompanied by George Thompson, father of Mrs- Sayrs, who will repi*in In Portland for several months. Mr. and Mrs- J. C- Wilson and daughter Nellie, with Mrs. Dick Reck, Subject: Man mann. spent Sunday at the home of Golden Text: Misah 6.8. He hath C. C- Wilson at Rufus. shewed thee. 0 man, what is good; and what doth the Lord require of E- E- Gervais of Grass Valley wa5 thee, but to do justly, and to love in Kent a short time Tuesday on mercy. and to walk humbly with thy business. God? Theodore Justesen of Portland ar Re hpo naive Reading: James 1: 5, rived in Kent Wednesday to visit his 6. 8. 12. 18. 22-26 parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Justesen. All are cordially invited to attend Charles Wilson and John C- Smith the church services and to make use spent Saturday night with Lester of the reading room m the rear of the church building, which is open daily Wilson. where all authorized Christian Science J. E- Norton, Jack Kelly, W. O- literaturod may be read, borrowed or Smith and J. C. Wilson were trans purchased. acting business in The Dalles Mon day. The Fell Gospel Assembly Mr- Crabtree, the vegetable and Unto Him who loved us and washed meat salesman of Maupin, made his us from our sins tn His own blood. regular trip here Tuesday. Rev. 1:5. Mrs. Newt Cornett of Bend was It b the blood that maketh an calling on friends here a short time atonement for the soul. Lev. 17:11 Satuday. • Everybody Welcome. Mrs- Belle Hogue and Lyle Hogue were business visitors in The Dalles (Grass Valley) Tuesday MUClowj Moro, Oregon Meets every Monday evening in the I.O.O.F ball. Transient and visiting t--other» are cordially invited to meet with us. William McKinney. N- G- Joe Truitt, Secretary. Since Monday, August 28, the Moro and Grass Valley sections of Sherman county under the Farmer's National Warehouse corporation will be separate groups unattached tolhe Wasco office as formerly. • heart of the Gospel ing Isreal.” This church is yours- If you belong We hope to see you at church next Mrs. Ida Davis and Pauline Davis to Christ- Sunday. retuned home Sunday having spent S. L. Boyce, Minister Allan A. McRsa, iMnister. the past) three weeks at Mitchell with relatives. by « et I TOPNOTCHERS ¿aY !■ „ ,, ■■■■ ■ • wJSSSB— »ma ■ ■ I ■ * —I y AND I CHRYSLER ■■ DEALERS FEDERAL TRUCKS Tipton & Manchester The Dalles WASCO CHURCH Morning worship was resumed hero last Sunday with a good attendance after being dismissed for six weeks during the harvest season- With everyone doing his part soon atten dance in all departments ought to be up to a reasonable number for the coming year’s work. Rally week will be observed here the first week in October. Church school 10 a* m to 11 a. m. Church worship 11 a. m. to 12 a. m. An appropriate Labor Sunday mes sage Church School 10.00 A. M. Church Worship 11:00 A. M. Epwoth League 7:30 P- M. Walter Warner, Minister ZELLS FUNERAL HOME ----- AND------- AMBULANCE SERVICE Baptist Chiarch J. L. Davis and son Warren were Church School ------------------ 10 a. m. business visitors in The Dalles Tues Preaching____ ________ ___ 11 a. m day. B. Y. P- U- _________ __ 6.30 p. m. Mrs- John Schassen and daughter Church worship_______- 7:30 p. m. Lillian of The Dalles were over night Prayer meeting Thursday, 7:30 p. m- visitors at the J. L. Davis home Fri We extend a cordial invitation to day night- attend any and all of the services of Mrs. J. C. Wilson and daughter our church- “Come thou with us. for Nellie and Mrs. Betty Kelly were in the Lord hath spoken good concern- our six day program. There will be Moro on business Friday. no curtailment of activities. The Mrs. Betsy Maclnnes returned to Board of Agriculture adopted the 25- her home Wednesday evening from When Your Shoesneed Repair, send them to cent admission as a means of making Boise, Idaho, where she was visiting it possible for more citizens to visit friends. the State Fair and benefit from its many educational exhibits.” GOOD SHOE REPAIRING A season ticket Is offered for one 204 Second St. THE DALLES dollar this year. Children under ten will be admitted free. Among the reductions is that of the auto admis Community Presbyterian Church sion, from 50 ti> 25 cents. A seaion Sunday School .................... 10 a. m. auto ticket sells for 75 cents. Exhib Momng Worship.................... 11 a. m. The primary department will give itors will be admitted free to the fair grounds on the Sunday before and the opening exercises. 301 >^E Second St Subject “David Fleeing from God ” after the fair. To the general public " 1 Oregon who deeire to see * State Fair set up “whither shall I go from thy spirit? PHONE 211 W or dismantled the regular 25-cent r whither shall I flee from thy pres O PTOM ET RIST-OPTICI A N ence?” Ps- 139:7 charge will be made on Sunday. The Moro Community church in vites all Christian people in Sherman county to join with them in reading the Gospel of St. John during Sep tember- Beginning on the first day UPDEGRAFF & PEPPER of the month read one chapter daily. A shower featuring gifts for the The Bible readers of America are ' Attorneys At Law kitchen was given Saturday night reading this book during September. by the Home Economics club com Thousands of people will be greatly Moro Oregon plimenting Mrs. John Woods a. recent blessed, their faith increased from bride. Dancing and lunch was en- reading this book, which is the very , Phone 846 The Dalles. Ore GRASS VALLEY PHARMACY ----- or------ Phone 222 Highest Prices Paid For BUTTERFAT Newberg Creamery Inc. Vancouver, Washington WERNM ARK’S CHLOES Dr. F. A. Perkins Tor your convenience 1 have ar ranged for you to leave your ► hoe Work at Walter A. May A Son. Pick up and delivery twice a week st no cost to you. Kent News JOSEPH A MEE The Wasco Shoe Man Dr. Harry D Wilson DENTIST Will be in Grass Valley In Moro SEPTEMBER SUN 3 IO 17 24 MON 11 18 25 TUE 5 12 19 26 WED 6 13 20 27 THU FRI 14 21 28 8 15 22 29 SAT 2 9 16 23 30 Dr. Butler DENTIST Will make his regular trip to MORO, next week Sept. 4 to 9 inclusive Information About the County, Schools, Roads and Crops. News About the People You Know at Hotel Moro Please Make Your Appointments Early ..... in»» in I will accept a liberal part of total amount of work In county and school warrants at par —' J a11111 SHJRMAN COUNTY JOWL
