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About Sherman County journal. (Moro, Or.) 1931-current | View Entire Issue (Sept. 15, 1933)
TMK SHERMAN PAGA 1 COUNTY («traka L«d<« Na. 121 A. F. A A. M. Moro. Oregon Meet* th« 1st and 3rd Thursday evening* oi each month. Viritiiig ( member* cordially in vited to meet with u* Glen King. W- M. C. V. Belknap, Secy JUpKNAU MORO, OREGON 57 kêt | g TOPNOTCHÊRS More Lod<. No. 113 I. O. O. F. Moro, Oreron Meets every Monday evening in the I.O.O.F hall. Transient and visiting I -other* are cordially invited to meet with ua. William McKinney. N- G- Joe Truitt, Secretary. {ahn.óít-A- OPOPS \j5Q0 f&t Meets 2d and 4th Tues days of each month. Visiting members wel come. Jessie Martin, N. G- Bull, Secretary. before puBing Pip r7p cordi of fap Meets at Legion hall on 2nd and 4th Wednesday evening* of each month. Vernon Flatt. Commander. Giles L. French, Adjutant of FOR SALE—Canning peaches now ready. Beam’s Nob Hill fruit Ranch The Dalles,Ore gon. Turn at Miller’s Filling Station west aide of town and the University of Oregon. follow signs- Phone 6F12. Miss Eva Miler willenter Albany LOST—7x20 spare tire with rim. college when that institution opens between Antelope and Moro. Suitable for the fall term. reward. See Schadewiti Garage. Practically everybody i* through harvesting in this section and only a little remains to be cut of the 1933 crop- Intermittent rains have made Mrs. Simon Elcock is very low at late harvesting slow. I her home in iRooseveit, Cal, accord ing to word received here by R. J.1 | The American Legion at Kent will Ginn- give the annual Harvest Ball on Sat Vic Smith is expecting to move urday night September 16 in the back to his old farm south east of Kent Memorial building- The Night Wasco for the winter as he has sold Hawks will furnish the music. the fox farm to Wm. Mitchell of Kent. Truman Strong has bought a new Mrs. Serai Searcy was taken to the car as his contribution to the end of hospital Tuesday night with a very the depression. serious illness She is reported bet Walter May is in bed in a Dalle« ter. hospital. He is suffering from a lame Foter Martin, wheat specalist on back, the cause of which has not been the Pendleton station, wa* in Moro determined. Saturday and part of Sunday just to George Updegraff and wife were meet with old friends. driving alosg the coast highway this A county crew finished the con week end returning by the way of the crete sl*b in front of the court house McKinxie pass entrance this week thus removing D- E Stephen« eft Thursday for some of the danger of loose boards. Portland and Corvallis accompanied R. G- Cunliff arrived last week in by his daughter Janet, who will atr- time to take up his duties as mathe tend school in the latter city this matics instructor in the high school wister on opening morning. Lloyd Johnson and Kendrick Dun Mrs. D. W. Nish is in Portland for lap are now enrolle a* teaching pro a little vacation from Sherman coun- spects at Monmouth Normal school- scatter on the W» to find shljter under dishes or in crackm Cherfan tried to kill theca but I moved my dining room a thorough going over and sprayed the table but another per last night. I had • more Imposing guest last MILDRED GINN Dr. Harry D. Wilton (Continued from page one) DENTIST ZELL’S FUNERAL HOME AMBULANCE SERVICE Dr. F. A. Perkins WERNMARK’S R A- STOW GROUND TRIPjO to CHICAGO WORLD FAIR 5 Stephens left this Miss Helen Osborn and^Miss Win Grove where she nie Johnson spent the week end st of the home eco the homa of Mrs- W. C. Helyer- * । in the high school Mr- and Mr*. Bob Phelan and Mr Southerland of Portland were busi i The parents of Mrs. Dorothea ness visitor* in Kent Saturday. Moore, Mr. and Mra J. C- Huntley, visited here for a few days last week and wkes returning to their home in Tacoma took grandson David with them. Elective Daily •• «U SEPTEMBER. r^s ^<r*< trair, including Th« PORTLAND ROSE DELUXE COACHES -------- AND IN--------- TOURIST SLEEPERS SUN MON TUE i WED THU FRI 14 15 5 12 13 18 19 20 25 26 IO 24 6 In Moro tho Flr«t W*4t in Esch Month 16 22 23 29 30 Cascadian Sound Service Watch For Our Sound Truck Latest R. C. A. Victor Photophone Authorized R. C. A. Victor Branch Have Largest Amplifier A public Ad dress on Coast Information About the County, Schools, Road sand Crops. News About the People You Know Carry own 5 K W. Light Plant HOME OFFICE. WASCo SAT compiei« Information and •Mielan«« In plonnlng your trip fo fo* World'» Fair, Inquire of Bill Schilling cf Gras* Valley are here while Bill is picking up a little Sunday School ........ Momng Worship straw for his father ir.-law DENTIST Oregon Moro ENGLAND Mi«« Enunajean week for Cottage will be in charge nomic* department at that place. Dr. J. A. BUTLER UPDEGRAFF A PEPPER enough bread in the house for one Will be in Grass Valley person! Well, I was glad to see them any way and they set about finding I saw Inchie (the cat) attracted by 4 something to eat while Rachel and I »ornething by, the door. I drew the hunted up linen, etc. for the beds and ligtit nearer and saw something rooms. By working quickly we got In Moro things '"half way in order and were ious. I called Cherian sad tried to able to go to Spencers before we met call Inchie away. It was a small the train. (Charian rallied to the oc casion wonderfully.) Bernie had quite side of the door apparently crawling a bit of shopping to do there and I up when I closed the door and caaght had to get something for the folks the fore part of its body in the crack to eat as the vegetables I had ordered just above the lower door hinge. As (©\UNOY would not come until the next day- its head was on the outeide it was Bernie and Mary entertained the two quite a harmlees plaything for ladies while I got things moving in Inchie! Cheban killed it—it Mas Responsive (Reading: Ecclesiastes ------- AND — We have a fine superintendent and fhe house. The ladies were very tired pretty well crushed by the door but 1: 2, 3; 2:4-6, 8, 10, 11 13 26. splendid teacher in every department! CUrian tket it All are cordially invited to attend and were glad to go to bed by 9:00 ( gtfn full Theodore Roosevelt said “Educate a for which I was thankful. Bernie and । a pyUu>n X U- the church services and to make use man n^entally and not morally and! I slept in one room and it being our of the reading room m the rear of the lieve they are poisonous, though all MRASS VALLEY pharmacy you educate a menace to society. church building, which is open daily only opportunity to say all the things the Indians about the place say they Knowledge of the Bible is the best where all authorized Christian Science we had to say we taked until past are. We are on the look out no»w for moral and spiritual education. litcratured may be read, borrowed or 2:00 a- m- Then the jackal« came its brothers and sisters as they are Phot« 222 Subject “The Lord’s Living Let- purchaSG¿. • with mental pictures when I closed produced in. whole al« quantities my eyes, then a rain storm came with Can’t say as I was exactly hungry af tOks” We would like all the members of plenty of noise and sleep did not ter that but by reading a paper I our church snd Sunday school back come until about five which was not kept my mind occupied while th« food A “We must all appear before the 1 long before it was time to begin the next Sunday- a judgment seat of Christ, that every ws put in place- Allan A. McRea, iMnister. pew day. Bernie had to go to the one may receive the things done in Nothing very disturbing tonight, so bank the next morning so while the f his body, according to that he hath I enjdyed my supper! Now wBi run others were still resting we decided to CkrUtfon A 80!H E SecondSt done whether it be good or bad.” 2 along and enjoy a sleep. Hear Cher walk there and take rickshawwback. Subject: Matter The Dall««, Oregon Cor:5. 10 It was time for breakfast when we ian brandishing a broom in the Golden Text: Psalnp 56: 4. In God Sunday School .................. ..... kitchen — trying to kill a bat — I don ’ t PHONE 211 W I Will praise his word, in God I have Fellowship meeting, and preaching got back and Mary and Bernie had to like them either tn th« house! O P TOM ET RWT-O PTICIA N leave immediately after. put my trust; I will .not fear what The two ladies, Mrs. Hayne and flesh can do unto me. Prayer meeting Wednesday 2:45 p. m- Finicky Mildred. Mr« Dean were very nice. There À Every body welcome. husbands are tea planter» in or near When Your Shoes need Coonoor- Mrs. Hayne knows Tamil RAIL FASE SIAS (Grass Valley) SCHOOLS Repair, send them to exceptionally well and does a great Zo FRACTION^ deal of work among the Indians. She Coatinu^i from page one. worked for a time at Amy Charmic- considered and has hired «nether heal’» mission and they had just been ( Clifford ________ P. _____ __ .___ __ of _ Pa- Row«, __ a _ ganjuate GOOD SHOE REPAIRING visiting there before coming here.' cific University, will handle the Bng- SHOE REPAIR THE DALLES 204 Second St. They left this morning. We went out tish and history c I ssmb . Postage paid one way on all work The Kent school board were afraid on the back water» rn a wallum last Charlee Ruggles and wife are liv Mr*. Marie Barnum lost a purse ing near Rufu* where Charles is containing some cheeks and personal workisg for the highway contractor effects at the dance in Grass Valley oiling the road. Saturday flight- Collis Moore was a port!andv visi FOR SALE or trade: A nice young tor for a day or so last week Jersey Bull- T. Ml Rolfe. Grass Valley Harry Ragsdale is leaving this week for Eugene where he win MKct Pottratz in the primary. Mr* Essie •poll it b<0 I don’t enjoy the fellow WBson will teach the seventh and ship of <<k roaches! Night before last I went to tbs suppw table and fit TWO BUCKS for SALE 1 Wack face and 1 Lincoln. $5.00 each. See or call Donald L- Clodfelter. 7F12, Grass Valley, Ore- Walter, son of Elwood Ginn, re turned to his horn* in The Dalle* this week after spending the harvest sea son here with his uncle Harold Ginn WASCO CHURCH 10.00 A. Church School Church Worship M. 7:30 P- M. Epwoth League Walter Warner, Minister Start back to school and back to church and church school at the same time- We are beginning a series of ser- evening far a tim« which they enjoy- that their teachers would net be able to be ready fot school the 11th so postponed the beginning date to the 18tK L. H Ayres will be the prin cipal again this year, assisted by Mise Mary Mhgee, who taught there missionary life- I can fish a dosen several year» ago. New teacher* will puchies (ipaecta) «ut of my soup and ba Miss Wynona Johnson in the in- perAoqr" lylownTalk Clarence Morrison and family were in Portland for a few days early this week on a little poet harvest trip. Young folks of the community gathered at th« Peetx residence Wednesday evening for on« of the fir«t get-together* of the season. Baptist Church Church School ............. ..... m. Preaching ..................... ....... 6.30 p- B. Y. P- U- ..... Church worship 7:80 p. Prayer meeting Thursday, 7:30 p. m We extend a cordial invitation to attend any and all of the services of our church- “Come thou with us. for the Lord hath spoken good concern ing Isreal.” We hope to see you at church next Sunday S. L. Boyce, Minister 7&ANUM drbbpect Chris Sekolta Paet No. 7 I I still have 50 head of Pure Bred Herford cattle I am offering for sale at slightly above beef prices. Part terms might be arranged- Also 6 young horses 4 to 6 years old all broke- W. C. Helyer, Kent. FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER lb, 1238. INTEND TO PLAY EVERY WEEK Management A. S. Kolstad — 19 years in theatre business in Hood River. Technician— Francis (Tex) Sloat formerly with For estry Service Publicity Man- Walter Stevens Cashier—Local Girl SHERMAN COUNTY JOURNAL
