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About Sherman County journal. (Moro, Or.) 1931-current | View Entire Issue (Sept. 8, 1933)
IME PAGK X SHERMAN COUNTY JOVWMkL. MORO, OREGON FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 9, 1983. aiM— mi .— Moro, Oregon Meets thv 1st and 3rd Thursday evenings of each month. Visiting members cordially in vited to meet with UB Glen King. W M. C. V. Belknap, Secy. Moro Lodge No. 113 I. O. O. F. Moro, Oregon Meets every Mondaj evening in the I.O.OT Transient anc visiting ।-other* cordial^ invited meet with un. William McKinney. N- G Joe Truitt, Secretary Lodge No. .......... ■■ i. stated that signers should be pre used for wheat tho secretary may bar ' pared to take out of production the ths growth of any crop on the con- < | contracted acreage as specified in the tractqd acreage With the rules as they are now it ’ contract- While it may be possible for a farmer to grow something val uable to him on the land in 1934 the may not secretary of permit it in 1983. The aim at the en tire plan is to reduce the acreage and production of wheat and if this is defeated by growing of other crop« that increase foods that may be kKET OpUV TOPNOKHERS . 25 YEMf 02), W WITH A 72 HOLE SCOßE Of 287 iT£Otë£ ONE O*ß ML T/ME RECORD fiXIXTDUBMMEHr —. la probable that fanners will receive several dollar* per acre more for land out of production than that, that la put in crop. "THE WILL ACHIEVE' Oresoa Mutual Ufi'r trademark designed by Avard Fairbank«, noted sculptor UPDEGRAFF & PEPPER » 1 6 Moro, Oregon Meets 2d and 4th Tuet lays of each month members wel come. Havie Brisbin?, N G Lila Bull, Secretary Moro Life Insurance Companies Meets at Legion hall <• 2nd and 4th Wednesdh evenings of each month Vernon Flatt. Commander Giles L. French, Adjutan DENTIST tAex>ds GOODMAN UW1BE UMMA SUTE (HAM- £ tj/a-Mississici &¡>A&rt0iL <2 2 louis ■ GWMM/rtiKÁfd the SM-H/HtS ¿ A The Mutual Life of New York. Annuities, endowments, retirement income, life insurance. I am in She» man county frequently, and wil gladly give any service or assistance to policyholders. Geo. H- Flagg- tel ephone 188-W, The Dalles. pkwwd « eew . WS-A1IHIÍÍIPPI owioNWTv<e low AMATEUR IN ONCE PEfütt.füUR. nMeska-AUFieR. IN INE NATICWAL AAWTEUß- ZELL’S (©VMU) home some fruit. CHICHES mons on the life and writings of Paul. You will get the greatest val ue if you come regularly and think through them all. This series it is hoped will make th« character and experiences of Paul live and become helpful to you. “Salvation Personified 3 IO 17 f • * 24 fLMOITI Tipton & Manchester The Dalles C. C. Cult, Senior Vice Prmldent Finit National Bank. " H. L. Corbett, Capitalia. ----- AND------ AMBULANCE SERVICE Director Upman-WoMe k Co. * Lovia G. Clark«, ViaPnitin1. CapitahM. Phone 345 The Dalle*. Ore 'IKASS VALLEY PHAKMACY Bteamahip Co ; Preatdcnt At-- lanlia Steatruhip Co. A. H. Dover*, CapitaHat. A. J. Geiay, M. D.. Retired. Charl«* A. Hart. Attorney. Carey, Hart, Spencer and McCulloch. ---- or — T««l. Winir««, McCulloch A 8hul«r.G«MraJ C om * j «I. Otta *. Wight. M. D., UUial Dirttior. J. 8. Wllltaro*. Sip* iniitKifitl vf Annual. Edwin A. Phillips. J. H. Booth. FreaMent, Douc1*« National Bauk. Roaeburg. Ort. Ralph H. Cak«, Attorney, Firm Phone 222 Ü..IU Dr. F. A. Perkins 30’.^ e Sdceod St The Dalles, Oregon OX K » ! isT OF il Otto W. Ml«lk«, Prvaident. Blake. Moffitt * Towne, Ban Fraadaco. Calif. Woolen MUI*. J. T. Poter*. Capitalist. Iroa Fireman Mfg. Co. O regon M utualüfe Only Mutual Life Insurance Rep.t ÌJ HOME OFFICE, PORTLAND, OREGON U ERNMA KK’}* Edgar W. Smith, General Agent GOOD SHOE REPAIRING SEPTEMBER MON TUE 11 18 25 5 12 19 26 WED THU FRI SAT 13 20 27 14 21 15 22 29 16 23 30 28 —t 4 Information About the County, Schools. Roads' and Crops. News About the People You Know CHRYSLER FEDERAL TRUCKS c Chair- _of Director«, FU*t Nuional Bank. AND DENTISI Ir» Moro the First Week in Each Month OFFICERS AND DIRBCTOR8 FUNERAL HOME SUN HOME OFFICE. WASI’o why Orwfion Mutual Life la rated on« of th« stronfiMt life Insurance companies in America. $l>49,m^3 paid to policyholder» and their «»tatco la 19». More than $»,H9,000 of insurance n. Li .r* Aaoeta today in ozeeu of $12,040,100. Tory ie owned by it» policy holder»—<11^ r*«r»wd to them in the form of dlvidends-V In Moro R A STOW j Dr. J. A. BUTLER • For more then a quarter of a century this iostltu- Will be in Grass Valley Lloyd Hennagin and wife, now resi- ients of Walla Walla, were here Com menity Presbyterian Church Monday gathering up son^e of their 10 a. m. TWO BUCKS for SALE- 1 black ossessions to make life a little more Sunday School . 11 a. m face and 1 Lincoln. $5.00 each. See comfortable while sojourning in the Momng Worship Subject: Christian Conquering Faith, or call Donald L. Clodfelter. 7F12, Washington city. “For whosoever is born of God Grass Valley, Ore- J. C. Freeman and son, l*ieal. wete overcometh the world: and this is the FOR SALE—Canning peaches now visitors in LaGrande over the week victory that overcometh the world WHEAT CONTROL * ready. Beam's Nob Hill fruit Ranch 2nd returning Tuesday morning in even our faith ’’ I John 5:4. Continued from page one. Everybody most cordially invited The Dalles,Oro gon. Turn at Miller’f time to open up the store, । workers will be five cents per mile. to all services at this chourch- Filling Station west side of town mid M C. Davis, owner of the farm Printing of the allotments and de Allan A. McRea, iMnister. follow signs Phono 6F12. where D. L. Reynolds live«, was here scription of each farm is estimated to last week from his Portland home. Chriatian Sdeac« be under $700, expenses of hommun- LOST—7x20 spare tire with rim Herman, Wesley and Arthur Nich Subject: Substance i ity committeemen is expected to be between Antelope and Moro. Suitable ols were among those who spent Sat Golden Text: Psalms 135:13. .Thy $2500 and county meeting* may take reward. Sec Schadewitz Garage. urday in The Dalles looking in on the name, O Lord, endureth forever; and $1075 in this county. The total ex- 1 frolics. thy memorial. 0 Lord, throughout all pense is roughly figured at $5375 for 1 still have 50 head of Pure Bred genefations. Mr and Mrs. Joe Ritner. of Condon ! the year. Other epuntiea have bu»l- Herford cattle I am offering for sal< Responsive 'Reading: I Chronicles gets of about the (feme size at slightly above beef prices- Part visited here with the L. H Nahouse 28:2, 9, 10; 29:6, 7 10-12 Mr. Ballard and Mr. Johnston both terms might be arranged Also 6 family Sunday. All are cordially invited to attend : Miss Gwendolyn Foss will teach in young horses 4 to 6 years old al) W. C. Helyer, Kent. Dayton, Oregon this year and will the church services and to make use I broke soon leave for that city to assume of the reading room m the rear of the church building, which is open daily 'Grass Valley, Ore. John Searcy was here Sunday to get her duties. where all authorized Christian Science SHOE REPAIR his small son. Jack, who has beef! Alton Axtell has purchased a car literatured may be read, borrowed or Postage paid one way on. all work visiting with his grand parents for o come to school withand the fam-, purchased. several weeks- ily will not move to town this winter. Mr and Mrs. W. T- Balsiger spent Th« Full Go*p«l Guy Hoskinson was here for a few Labor day vacation at Camp Sher hours last week while on a short trip “The blood of Jesus Christ, God’s man. to Sherman county from his home son, cleanseth us from all sin- I John ' Miss Marjorie Nahouse, who h.v near Salem. Despite his recent sick 1:7. Sunday School ...................... 10 a. m. been visiting in Portland for severe1 ness he looks as fit as ever. weeks, returned home Sunday, mak Mrs. J. B Adams and daughter, Fellowship meeting, and preaching ing the trip home with Frank Fortner Mildred, moved to Portland thi^ 11 a. m. Prayer meeting Wednesday 2:45 p. m- and family. week to be ready for school then* the । Every body welcome. Miss Emmajean Stephens has con 18th of this month. Miss Gertrude Kruger will teach th' । tracted to teach in CottAge Grove (Grass Valley) Harmony school this winter taking this winter. Baptiat Church the place of Mrs- Glenna Hansen who Church School .................. ... 10 m. A social meeting of the Eastern resigned to go to Goldendale m. Preaching .......................... ... 11 Star will be held at the lodge rooms Elmer Hansen and wife left Wed- B. Y. P U......................... 6.30 P m. Thursday evening September 14. ntf day for Goidendale where they Church worship ............... 7:80 P- m. Marshall Williams truck slipped will make their home, Elmer having Prayer meeting Thursday, 7:30 P- m- over its chuck block Monday and been transferred there from the Moro We extend a cordial Invitation to started down the hill from the Con- office of the power company. attend any and all of the services of lee place with rather disasterous rc- Miss Helen Osborel arrived here our church- “Come thou with us. for suits to the truck and an intervening Wednesday to be ready to take up tho Lord hath spoken good concern fence. her duties as teacher in the Erskine ing Isreal." We hope to see you at church next Mrs. Anna Eddy suffered a broken district next Monday. arm last w»*ek when she stepped on a Sunday- Joe Truitt and his family spent xhe S. L. ßovee, Minister, loose stone and fell- Her arm will be Labor day holiday and a couple of in a cast for some time. additional days for good measure vis CHURCH WASCO Bill Mcl-nchlin left Monday for iting with relatives in Portland They 10.00 A. M. Church School Chehalis. Wash., after spending the returned Wednesday. M. Church Worship harvest season in Sherman county. M, 7:30 P. Epwoth League Wm. Noyse and wife of Hood River Jimmy Noonan was taken to the visited at the Otis Baker home over Walter Warner, Minister Dalles hospital with a ruptured ap last week end. They were accom-' Start back to school and back to pendix He is reported to be recov panied here by Miss Gladys Baker church and church school at thè same ering as fast as can be expected who had been visiting in Hood River time- I We are beginning a series of ser- Frederick Whalley and familv for the past two weeks spent the long I.abor day week end here as guests of Mr. Whalley’s sis ter’s Mrs. Margaret Peetz and Mrs. Carrol Sayrs C B. Belknap and A. Rose. arose • arly Sunday morning and drove to Portland where Mr- Rose met his wife who returned from California L. L. Peetz and Vtrncn Flatt drove to Yakima last Sunday and bruu^ut In America Dr. Harry D. Wilson io//oa/ínq Chri* Schult« Po»« Nu. / i Reliable woman will board and room school children. Inquire at Sam Brisbine place or write Box 254. Moro Oregon SHERMAN WNIÏ JOURNAL
