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About Sherman County journal. (Moro, Or.) 1931-current | View Entire Issue (Oct. 27, 1933)
’ PAGE ■ I ’ A ' fl ' ‘ ; ‘ THÄ SHÉ â MAN ÙOÜNTV JOURNAL MORO. OREGON, FRIDAV» OCTOBER ÄT, 1988- TWO aa Moro, Oregon Meets the 1st and 3rd New3s'; Typ? o' HtA^anlined Automobile T5TTT members cordially in vited to meet with us Glen King. W M. C. V. Belknap, Secy- Meets evening in the l.O.O.F hall. Tranaient and visiting leather» cordially invited to meet with us. Ralph Brisbine N.G. Joe Truitt, Secretary. Moro, Oregon is Meets 2d and 4th T qm > -lays of each month. V ini ting members wel come. Jessie Martin, N. G- Bull, Secretary. ChH*S«b«lta Ps«t «•• 71 Meets at Legion hall oa M 2nd and 4th Wednesday evenings of each month. Giles- L- French, Commander Wily W- Knighton, Adjutant ^Tov/n Talk POTATOES, while they last at 31.25 per hundred- E. E Barnum, Moro- FOR RENT: For part crop, small wheat ranch or H y farm. Rich soil pastured by sheep for over 16 years. Address J. M- Dick. Kent, Ore- 3t Wanted: Winter job by young man- On farm or any place- Henry Smith Call at Journal office. j Carroll Sayrs is spending a couple of weeks at the E- C- W. camp in the Cascade range driving Omer Sayrs’ tractor while Lamer Sayrs recovers fom the fall that incapacitated him for a time. Ferrel Barr and Donald Burnet were hunting in the Ukiah country last week but report no luck. The Keystone class will meet at the L- L- Peets home Sunday night. Dis cussion will be on the subject of “Dictatorship- ’’ Lamer Sayrs was injured Friday morning while working for the gov ernment in a forest road camp in the mountains. Ho fell across a log and hurt his back and hips so that he will remain in a hospital for several days- Vic Barr and Elmer Barsee were home over the week end from their government work in the forestry camps. Bart Burrel has been hunting in the mountains east of here for a few days. L. L- Peets is still working on his wood pile in the woods west of Friend. Mr and Mrs C. E Deleau, of San Francisco, spent a few days here on business this week. Mrs. J- C. Freeman and her sister, Mrs. J. J. Jeffery, accompanied by Neal Freeman, are visiting in Van couver with another sister, Mrs- W. T. Barnett this week. Mrs Jeffery is he from St- Josph. Mo. Roy Powell has rented the Meloy place near Erskine and will farm it Ralph Brisbine was in The Dalles Wednesday to have a set of x-ray pictures taken of his injured back. Art Barnum shipped a carload of cows to Portland Saturday night and Chas. Bebhee shipped a car of mixed stock at the same time. They looked in on the stock show while in the city. Henry Barnum and wife left Wed nesday morning for Portland to see the fat steers and pretty spotted pigs at the Pacific International show- her bed for several weeks by a ser ious illness. Members of the Boy Scout exec utive committee are expected to meet next Wednesdoy evening to formulate plans for the winter's scout work- Mrs. Elva Bryant was in The Dall eq Saturday to preside over the woman's dub meeting of the fourth district of Oregon of which she is president O. G. Sayrs is in Condon where he Is examining farm property for the federal land bank. W. S. Powell spent Saturday in Portland on business Martin Mleber visited at the C C C camp on ML Hood early this week and then drove in to Portland for a Here la rhe “l»ymaxlon" car, latest thin« In autouioMlr «lesignlng, with Buckminster FuHer, its Ihventor, and Stab ling Burgean ro «kslgner. The three-wheeled enr was tested at Bridgeport, Conn. It'll completely streamlined and ♦he driver use* a !“*rlscni>e. . X handsome pair of black eyee. because of sickness. The football team spent part of The line-up was as follows; Charles Wilson who has been quite Friday afternoon in Grass Valley . Mitchell L E. ill for two weeka^te now able to bo they had a scrimmage game- Young T. up and around. Charles Wilson and Robert Mitch Davis Lavon Sayrq of Moro spent Satur ell havo both been absent from school J. Sather C. day evening and Sunday visiting at the past week because of illness- Helyer R. G. the A. A* Dunlap home- Morrow I The girls volley ball team was de R. T. Clifford May of Moro was a visitor Pluemke feated by the town team Friday night R. E. in Kent Sunday. with the score of 81 to 27. The game ’ K- Sather was well attended and furnished plen Dunlap R. H. The Kent football squad met the ty of excitement The next game will Shilling Q. B. Moro team on the Moro field Friday j be played at Wasco, Friday the 20th- Howell F B afternoon and was defeated by a Barnett Substitute: score of 38 to 0- / The grade school enrollment was Miss Johnson, the girls’ coach increased by six last Tuesday when Kendrick Dunlap, who is attending school at Monmouth and Chester was greatly disappointed Friday the Hoskinson children entered- Inskeep from Willamette University when a rabbits foot failed to bnng The Senior class has decided to sell in Salem »pent the week end at the the team to victory, however the girls magazines in order to earn money homa of the formers parents, Mr. and have a new ball now and are hoping for the class treasury. In . order to it will aid them to win a few i stimulate sales there is to be a con- Mrs. A. A- Dunlap. games. I test of the four girls versus the four Mr. Spiker, employe of the John The school library was enlarged boys. The contest u» to end on De< Deere Co., of Portland, was a busi ness visitor in Kent Thursday after considerably when the Doby Point ember four‘1' *"d “>« losin« 'W« h*' and Wilcox echools sent in their libra- • choic® ot cither giving a party or noon. taking the winners to a picture . Mirs. Gus Schilling left Friday af ry books., show. ternoon for Nebraska where she was In the first five weeks of school called due to the serious illness of het Helen Wilson won the highest average ’ father. Mr. Schilling and Robert in the Sth grade; Luther avis won ed the school and a few outaidecw last Thursday afternoon with a program accompanied her as far as The Dalles it in the 7th grads. in honor of Columbus day. where she took the evening train* New pupils enrolled in the upper The pupils that have had perfect W. H Ragsdale of Moro was a vis grades since the opening of school are attendance in the Primary room the itor in Kent Thursday afternoon. Dan and Dave Hoskinson snd Doro first month of school are Lee Barnett. * Mr- and Mrs. J. E- Norton and thy Southern. Leland Barnett, Jimmie Haynes, Nor daughter Carol Ann made a business Anita Dunlap and Luther Davis ma Jean Helper, Jerry Wilson, Jack trip to Hood River Thursday. are honor spelling students in the 7th Lyons. Glenn, Sather, Carsten von A. A- Dunlap, Wilbur Haggerty grade- They made perfect grades in Borstel and Margherita von Borstel. and Mrs- J. C. Wilson were business the Friday tests for the first five The boys ot the Kent high school weeks of school. visitors in Garse Valley Tuesday < Charles Wilson has returned to Mrs. J. C- Wilson accompanied by organised a football team to join in Miss Pauline Davis and Miss Clarice school after an absence of two weeks. the race for county championship. Wilson went to Portland Monday Due to the lightness and inexper morning and returned the same day. KENT SCHOOL NOTES ience of the team they do not expect Christian'« Endeavor was held Sun The high t school student body has to go far but expect to get consider day evening with a good attendance- been organised with the following able physical training and fun from Lorena Yougg conducted the meeting- officers. President, Anns Sather; Vice the few games they play Only three Miss Pauline Davis was elected pres president, Cecil Norton; Secetary, of the team have ever been out for ident snd Alta Norton vice president. Kari Pluemke football practice before- . The backfield and line are very Plans are being made for a high light, averaging only one hundred and KENT SCHOOL NOTES school play to be givtn some time in thirty seven pounds to the man- Margaret Dunlap, Editor. November. Til r m --: * ‘r - ' A up was as follows: Gayle Amidon, Mary Pinkerton, Imogene Johnson, the line for three yards on the follow play but the final whjstle blew Genevieve Nahouse. Dorothy Fraser, ing 1 as the Hudkiea were in the huddle» Dollie 'Belshee. Substitutes: Byers 1 preventing tihem from scoring- for Belshee, and Sayrs for Byers. 1 Every Wednesday evening at 4 00 According to the 1929 census Sher o’clock th« town ladies of Moro and vicinity are invited to the 4:00-5:00 man county had land of greater value The Mutual Life of New York. p. m. gym class which is conducted by than that of afty county in the north Annuities, endowments, retirement Miss Thompson.. ' central district which comprises Mor- income, life insurance. I am in Sher t . . « . . ।ow» Gilliam. Sherman, Wasco and Jieat yiOh . Notes Hood River counties. Sherman aoun- man county frequently, and will The Wasco girls have again this tie's farm land was valued at <&arly gladly give any service or assistance to policy holders. Geo. H. Flagg tel- year extended a kind invitation to a million dollars above that of Wasco the Moro girls and their mothers to county its nearest competitor. .Sher- ephone 188-W, The Dalles. 1 attend the annual Girls Frolics, to be man r"“" county also led the district i- in the held October 28, in the Wasco high production of wheat seconded by school auditorium, The Moro girls Morrow county- have accepted and will present two ----------------------- stunts. From the report of the federal re- than the A representative of the Portland serve WASCO’ CHURCH 10.00 A. M. Music Company was at school Friday, usual August-September increase in Church School 4>y de de- In one of the most thrilling volley 11:00 A. M. endeavoring to arouse interest in the value of sales was . reported -by Church Worship organization of a school band. The partmeaxt stores. Salas were not equal ball games of the current season, ' 7:30 P M. Epwoth League students are Interested and a number *n value to those of September, 1932, Waeco defeated Kent by a score of Walter Warner, Minister whereas in Juli and August, increases 35 to 34. The game was bitterly of them plan to take up this work. ’ Librarians have been appointed °V" J" 'fought throughout with the lead (Grass Valley) ported. Wholesale ^rade did not cx- changing hands several times- The Baptist Charsk for each period of the day the library Church School ................... 10 a. m. hours being from 9’00 to 12:00 on pand by the full seasonal amount, qcore at the end of the first half was m the morning and from 1.00 to 2.30 but remained considerably larger in 20 to 15, Wasco. The line-up was as Preaching...............-...... 11 value than in the corresponding follows: A. Sather. L. Young, C- B. Y. P. U....... .......... 6.80 p m. in the afternoon month of the preceding .year- Seas Mitchell, E. Lyons, E Davis and M. Church worship ___ 7:30 p. The Moro volley ball teant met onally adjusted indexes of freight Dunlap- Substitutes M. Helyer and Prayer meeting Thursday, 7:30 p m- with Wasco at Wasco. October 18- In We extend a cordial invitation to Lie first half of the game Wasco’s carloadings, and i^qrcoaqtal traffic, B. Helyer. The next game is to be played the attend any and all of the services of kills were well placed accounting for and automobile sales advanced mod erately from A^ugUst to September 27th with Grass Valley on the Kent our church- “Come thou with us. for thur lead at the half. In the last floor. Game starts at 7:30. the Lord hath spoken good concern half Moro was aware of this and took ing Isreal.” the lead ending 18-23- Line up: The football boys were highly de We hope to see you at church next Gayle Amidon lighted Friday when Moro Huskies Sunday. , • Mwry Pinkerton only defeated them 38 to 0. The boys S. L. Boyce, Minister. Genevieve Nahouev 'put up a game fight but the results A birthday, dinner was given Sun were expected before the game was Lucille McLachHi day at the Kent grange ball in honor played. Millard Howell suffered a Marjoie Byer. 10 a. m. Subs: Dorothy Ft -sw. Lavon Sayrs. of the seventy seventh anniversary of few vertebrae out of place and Sunday School Fellowship meeting, and preaching The combined speed and excellent Geo- Barnett of Th«* Dalles- It was Charles Dunlap a broken nose and a interference of th« Goldendale foot also a family reunion of the Barnett Prayer meeting Wednesday 2:46 p. m ball team spelled the third defeat of family, all of whom were represented ■rasa but Jesse Barnetts family of Grass Every body welcome. ti e »»-eson for the Moro Huskies. The M oto ends were unable to turn Valley which was not able to attend Christian ScUnca the winners end runs inside and con sequently they went for long gains Daily Truck Service Subject: Everlasting Punishment Golden Text. II Peter 2:9. The and were the only consistent ground Portland, The Dalles, Grass Valley Lord knoweth how to deliver the god gaining plays for Goldendale. DENTIST Moro had several opportunities to ly out of temptations, and to reserve 3 the unjust unto the day of judgment score but tough breaks prevented In Tri weekly to Antelope & home OFFICR, WASCO the first quarter Belshee, Moro guard to be punished. way points. iReeponsive Reading: Romans 6:16- who with Axtell was the outstanding lineman for Moro recovered a fumbled FASTSERflCE-LOWEST RATES All are cordially invited to attend Goldendale pass on the Goldendale In Moro the Firat Week the church services and to make use thirty-five. Ths Goldendale team held in Each Month of the reading room m the rear of the for downs however, and soon after church building, which is open daily wards drove down the field to score For your convenience I have ar- where all authorised Christian Science their first marker. ranged for you to leave your When Yöur Sboeeneed Hteratured may be read, borrowed or In the fine! quarter the Moro of Hhoe Work at Walter A. May & Repair, send them to purchased- fense began to function properly, ap Son. Pick up and delivery twice parently for the: first time of the a week at no coat to you. Community Presbyterian Church season- Behind excellent blocking JOSEPH A. MEE Sunday School .................... 10 a. 1 Bernes skirted right end for 40 GOOD SHOE REPAIRING The Wasco Shoe Man yards. On the next play Thompson THE DALLES 204 Second St. MORO SCHOOL NOTES was stopped for gain but again Bar The Moro volley ball girls defeated nes shot around right end and it NOTICE OF HEALING ON NON-HIGH SCHOOL DISTRICT BUDGET the Rufus team in an exciting game looked for a moment as if he would Friday night int he school gym- When pauMop »» m eq jnq euj( {vol oqi wojo MATirv re UK RR RY GIWN that a Budget Committee of the the Anal whistle blew, the score was on the four yard line after a run of 25 to 15 in Moro’s favor. Moro line- about 25 yards. Fraser dove through “ deuT^'t^ amoLrt of money VropoMd to be expraded School District for all purpoaes during the fiscal »«h00! 19 1933 and ending June 17, 1934, and an estimate in detail of the probable Scripts of said Non-high School District from a!mh 103^ 34 The Board of said Non-high School District has fixe« w® oay of November at the hour of 10 a m. at the gon, as the time and place at which said estimates may be dijcue<ed vnth the Board of said Non-high S< hool District, at which time and place any and all persons ir teres ted will be heard for or against said °*. thereof That said estimates snd attached original edtHnaty aF® on file in the office of the County School Superintendent and are there open to the inspection of all persons interested therein, and the same are by refer- ----- made a part hereof. enee . EXPENDITURES Will make his regular trip 111,06049 1. TlritlOn .............. J— ....... -.................... ------------ ---- to MORO, next week 2,500.00 ................. —•— ----------- 2. Transportation 26.00 ...... —- 3. Postage and Stationery ...... ........ ' 2600 N ot . 6 to 11 inclusive 4. Printing .................................... ...... — ......... 6. Expense of Election (Publication and Postage) 76.00 6- Travel Expenses of Board Members ...... .............. 7. Clerical Expense (Supplies. Legal Service, etc.) 268-00 - 8. Interest on Warrants ........... 250.00 ....... - ——.............-...... —- 9- MMTMBty 114.203*49 Please Make Your Appointments Early TOTAL EXPENDITURES------------------------- W. F Jackson has made arrange ments to move to The Dalles and has rented apartments there- His duties as registrar of the U. S- Land office have begun and Bill will soon be a regular habitue of the government offices above the poet office. CHUSES. Kent jSews OU would have paid for a telephone!” , Out to drugstore or market in the rain — and something need- A telephone in your home is a | of clothing and health insurance. It is a link with business, with friends, with all the protective forces of a great city. A telephone does so much, and costs so Hale, that it simply does not pay to be without it. DALLES FREIGHT LINE INC Dr. J. A. BUTLER s D ie P acific T elephone and T elegraph C ompany WERNMARK’S Dr. Butler DENTIST at Hotel Moro RECAPITULATION I will accept a liberal part of total amount of work In county and school warrants at par DIFFERENCE—(Amount to be raised by tax on the County Non-high school District.) ......... —----- ------------ —-------- - Dated this 23 day of October, 1983- Harry B. Pinkerton, Chairman, budget committee. Karl Eaton, Chairman, board of education- T. H. Fraser, Secretary, budget committee- Wily W Knighten, Clerk, board of education 114,203-49 About our Bank-by-Mail Service rrpn nr rr This Branch of the United States National Bank is as close to you as your mail box. In other words, you can safely and most con veniently make deposits and withdrawals here BY MAIL. Write for complete information Remember, your checking or savings account here is afforded the same protection as it would be if carried at our Portland bank The Dalles Branch of the United States National Bank of Portland Head Office: Portland, Oregon
