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About Sherman County journal. (Moro, Or.) 1931-current | View Entire Issue (July 13, 1934)
VA(Æ TWO Furrka Lodge No- LM A.F. & A.M Moro, Oregon M seta the 1st and 3rd Thursday evenings ol J vJich month. Visiting membets cordially in- Mted to meet with ua. Elmer Hansen, W. M C V. Belknap. Secy Ibloro Lodge No- 113, I. O. O. F. Moro, Oregon Meets every Mon day evening in th< IO.O.F. hall. Trar si ent and Visiting brothers are cogdi- ally invited to meet with us. Rnlph Brisbine, N. G. Joe Truit, Secretary Lupine RcU.ca Lodge No. 116 luoro, Oegoa Meet » 2d and 4th Tu- "^daj s of each month Visiting members wel come. Gieddis BuJ ‘ts. N. G. L b Pull, Secretary. ( $Tcnvn Talk For Sale: C to 8 aged horses Good worker4 Call at Jonrital I HE SHERMAN COUNTY JOURNAL, MORO. OREGON, FRIDAY, J UM on Robert of Seattle are «pending . several days visiting at the Ami- ! don homi- Mrs- Scheer is a si -< tei of Mrs. Amidon See •d P IT ing Mrs Horace Strong is visiting wc here with her ?on. Truman and his family- lives in Eugene and Tile rnring pig crop of 19b Mrs Weatorfield, formerly of in four Pacific northwest states i Srasa Valley lives with her. She estimated at 608,000 head will return next week at farrowing time, a decline c C L Ireland and IMrs Lie land 157,000 head or about 21 percen were in Moro Monday and Tues from the spring crop of 1933 ac day from Molalla where they op according to the spring pig cro] report of the United S caters dep erate a newspaper plant ajtraent of agriculture. Richard Barnes left ¡Monday af Rev. and Mrs- Hugh MitdNel- ter spending avverai weeks here more of Spokane arrived in Micro Wily KnjglhLqn is in Salem this Sunday night- Mr- Mitchelmore left Tuesdey morning fam Seattle wkek to attend the summer con- where he »ill attena the Presbyter ference of the county school sup Un Synod of the state ot Waah- erintendents- ington- Mrs. Mitchehnore expects spend several weeks visiting Bessie Bombili, daughter of to her sort, I a wren ce, who is ser Frank Bourhili is here to help as minister of the Conimunity care for her uncle, George Bourhili ving church here- Lake County Turns To Barley George Drinkard jr- wrecked a Miss Alma E .-Winger atrriveu' car Sunday night on the road near Thursday day from HUMboro to the Cooper place east of Klondike. remain a few weeks vyith rela- atives and friends. CHIDES M E CHURCH Church School ........... lo.uo a. m Church Worship ........ 11:00 a. m. Ix>st. Em erada set from ring Oval shape, on main street near Community Presbyterian jL'hurch Bucholtz Return to Marjorie “Christ’^ Challenge” is the kunsman, Moro sermon subject for the 11 o’clock service, Sunday, July 15, law- John Burtner of the news ser- rence H. Mitchel more, student vice of the state college was here minister. Special mbsdc by the Friday afternoon to look over the young people ’s choir. station and take some pictures of Sunday school at 10 a.m., Bib growing things on it- le study, and worship. Our orch estra will play- Junior Christian Endeavor for Joe and Paisley Meek spent children of grade school age, Tuesday night with Brisbines Joe The high school Meek, a grandson of the famous meets at 6:30. college society begins at 7:30. Joe Meek of Oregon history’ is All young people of Moro are in- a nephew of Ralph Brisbine. vited to attend. school ... 10:00 m Mrs. R J. Ginn is visiting in Sunday Morning worship 11:00 m. with the McGinnis Corvallis Jr. Christian Endeavor 5:45 m. P family- Christian Endeavor .... 6:45 P- m L. A Brisbine with his wife Christian Science and daughter spent the week «no here as guests of Ralph Brisbine All are cordially invited to at- He is an uncle of Ralph and lives end the church services and to in Newberg make use of the reading room in the rear of the churdh building, Wallace Cochran is here for thr which is open daily where a)J au- summer months from his teachng horized Christian Science litera at Hermiston ture may be read, borrowed or purchased Born: To Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Miller, July *1 a six pound boy. The Full Gospel Asaembly Sunday School ........... 10.00 a. m. Born: To Mr. and Mrs. Orlow Fellowship Meeting and scripture Martin Thursday, July 5 a son le9fl°n ............................. 11.00a. m. at Giass Valley Prayer meeting every Wednes day at 2:30 p. m. at the (home of Mr. and Mrs- . Rose drove to R J. Ginn- Portland Sunday to mieet their Everybody welcome. daughter, Mrs- Cliff Harper who is here for avisit from Sacramen Gras« Valley Baptist Church to Cal- Mr. Rose returned on the Sunday School ................... io a. m. train to take of local freight buai Preaching ..... ....... 11 a- m. ness B Y. P. U .... - -.... 7 p. m ....... 8 p. m Don’t forget the “Keep Cool” Preaching ..... dance this Saturday night- Lake county farmers are aiiow^ tag a markedly increased interest Swaa Don’t you ever change in Union beardless barley in rec your mind about anything"* ent years, according to Victor W Tika. Very Sodom- I have found Johnaon, county agent, who re I was just as wrong the second ports that there are now more after I had change«.' it as. I was than 400 acres of this crop in the before. county, most of Which will be 1— ienorhas at the annual fiesta of the San Juan Bautista mission In California, riding in one of the cut for hay- Thia beardiesa bar- Mrs-—I see they are reviving original caretas used by the old padres. 2—Unveiling a tablet at Norway, I1L, memorializing the one hun ley was introduced into Lake co- courses in domestic scienoe in the dredth anniversary of the founding of the first permanent Norwegian settlement In the United States. 3_ unty in 1927 by the state col- British military planes Hying in formation over the Tigris river at Bagdad. ’schools- kge extension service, and the fi Mr—Huh!! It would be better if rst seen was planted by C W. they gave a few lessons ih dom« Ogle of the Idaho district- Friend—I see 5x>u have never divorce. estic silence. Lawyer— What reason? been mar fed- EUGENE PAGEANT % Actres— Do you have to have a (Continued from page one) For your convenience i n^.t Bacheior—I’m willing to try any reason ? arranged for you to leave has be n cho en for the lead role thing once. ¡Movde Apres s—I want to get a your Shoe Work at Walter of “Spirit ¿of the Pioneer”. Mr. A» May & Son. Pick up Grasshoppsrs Menace Barker, donor of tihe famed pio and deliver twice a week at no cost to you. neer mother statue on the cam In Grant County pus and an authority on pionc*er Joseph A Mee lore, is the son of pioneers who The Wa-co Shoe Man The glass hopper menace in came to Oregon by covered wagon Grant county so far as a serious He is the unanimous choice of the infestation goes is a thing of the entire state for the part- past for this year, reports county The huge stag? for the pag agent R. G- Jofrnston- The Logan eant is skillfully deigned by Valley catp.emen’si association Fred DE Harris, nationally known ay worked diligently and with fed masteTs of flhis work. It will be \1 E ( eral aid for supplies has comple skillfully tely wiped out the beds in that so that constructed on wheels, district, -Mr. Johnston says, thus scene can complete changes of saving summer feed for at least while the be made in an instant lights are blacked out. 4000 head of cattle- The main The event will again b? staged beds in the Fox valley district are on Hayward field which will have in Each Month also poisoned and were killed out a seating capacity of more than before the hoppers spread vary 6,060 perwons per night repidly Heirlooms to Fight Two S Dr. J These versatile^ Heirtooms of many prominent Louisiana families are being collected for sale by members of the Louisiana Women’s committee to carry on their figbt to oust Senators Long and Overton. Members active In the project are, left to right: Mrs. George Westfeldt; Mrs. Hilda Phelps Hammond, chairman of the Women’s committee; M»s. George Lyons and Mrs. Joseph Friend. appliances Hugh Chrisman wes in The Dal les Monday on business The Sherman county band wil give another of its popular con certs in the street Tuesday night about eight o’clock- Omer Brittian came over from Tygh Valley Sunday bringing Mrs- Olds with him for a visit with her daughter, Mrs- L. H. Na- house. Miss Alice Robertson, sister of iMrs. Rose Amidon, drove up from Portland to spend the week-end James Robertson, a nephew, also made the trip and is planning on spending the summer here with his aunt iMrs Soren Hansen sprained her ankle quite badly the night of the fourth when she turned it while walking in loose gravel/ Mrs. Arthur Johnson is staying in Hod River for a few weeks as companion for her mother in law Mr? Granville Phillips- Five little tots enjoyed the hos pitality of Mrs H- M- Stephens ^Monday when she entertained on Abe first birthday of the daughter of her niece Mrs G. C- Akers is here this w*eek from Wasco as a gueet of Mrs Jessie Henrichs- Rodney Keating, Well known to many business men here was in town Thursday while on a trip through Oregon to make a review of busings cor.-fition*. Mr. and Mr»- Al Faller and their son Newton in company with Mr. and Mrs- Frank Forto« were visiting in Molalla on Hhe 4th coming to see the Buckeroo They were from the Pioneer edi tor’s old home town and aiso nesciente of Hood River when L L- Ellis and family lived thane — Molalla Pioneer Mr and Mrs A E Scheer and The pioneer parade on July 27 will ba representative of en - tire state and relics from scores of cities, communities. and home* have been sent in to Cal Young as entries. A herd of wild cattle will be driven through the streets pioneeer scene» will be reenacted on floats and many genuine cov ered wagons will be in the line All communities of importance in the state, as well as more than 150 firms and organizations,»are to have entries in the parade bf progreas July 28. This will deal with modern, up *tb date Oregon So flhat all residents of Oregon unable to attend may have a fi rst hand account of the event an entire section of seats have been set aside at the pageant for Oregon newspapermen- They will be furnished' complete data to aid them in writing material for their publications- s in the Current Newa On account of the----- ■will save you time, Steps and money STRIKE and the difficulty we may have in getting the merchandise to supply our customers we just received a truck load of groceries which, of course, has greatly overloaded our stock. 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