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About Sherman County journal. (Moro, Or.) 1931-current | View Entire Issue (July 27, 1934)
i T ags two f H E «HUMUN COUNTY JOVHNAL, MUKO. OREGON, FRIDAY, JULY 27, iMM and Uine county citizens have been hrd at work on the event. In adr- dition to the 8000 cast members, a number equal to this have been aiding in various ways. Even men not directly sonnected with the pa geant have been wearing old time whiskers and costumes, while wo men of the city have appeared on the streets clad in quaint and cha rming pioneer costumes. The Oregon Trail will again have three feature events, in ad- oition to a lively program of les ser attractions. The pageant will Beautiful Gift From members tordiallF m- Khuer Hanson. W. M- Moro, Oregon Meets every Mon- 1O.OT. hull. Tran brothers are cordi ally invited to meet with u*. Ralph Brisbine, N. G- _______ Jo« Trait» Secretary. Lepine Rebecca Lodge Ne. 116 Moro, Oegon place, and on Saturday practically every city in the state will join in for the parade of progress. As a grand finale and thkilling climax to the pageant, the spirit of modern youth is shown, in all its seeming madhess. In the mid- stof this scene steps the spirit of the pioneer, comanding all to hark back to the standards and ideals of those who made the Oregon country a land of beauty and his tory. Meets 2d and 4th Tu- esdaje of each month Visiting members wel come. Gladdis B i ’iMtx, N. G. L’U Bull, Secretary. f^Town Talk Poultrymen Plan Disease Control Lots of dry Fir and Pine wooc IC and 12 inch Will trade for wheat Write O- R Hulse, Mosier LoM: Rusty White sow- due to farrow soon- Notify Tom Douma. Glen Olds who has trucked wheat in this county for several years is here again this summer. This vase of specially designed Swedish Orre.'ors art glas», skill be presented to President Roosevelt by Lawrence A Steinhardt, United Stales minister to Sweden, as a gift from Sweden. The vase has four pn: t Farming, the United States Navy. Commerce and Indus- try. n: I I?' !A: symbolizing the activities of Mr. Roosevelt as a torn try nyt :.iNtnnt secretiny of the navy, governor of New York and Wily W. Knighten returned Sat- urday night from the school sup erintendent’s meeting in Salem and a week of apodal instruction at tSh University of Oregon sum mer school in Portland, all ready for the winter’s work directing the schools of the county. Any man who morfigagen his property and speculates with the Mrs. Mary Ann Schadwitx of »««'ey « pretty sure to arrive RidraAeM, Waah., i, yiaiUn« hare conclusion that there is a short time with her sister, Mrs. *>“• «><»< ^th the mon Emma Schadewiti. . «y»tem—Jewell Republican The swimming lessons given each summer by the Red Cross ,sth Rufus. These lessons are 2 free to eveiyone. , . M«. ¿«tarn* K*“,,“*1 d*“‘ ghter, Patsy, of Pendleton are here visiting this week with fr- . . f’TJT I m°th leads an awful life ’’ “How come?’’ “He spends the summer in a fur coat and the winter in a bathing suit” I J-Z O tnufMiLu y A Oregon poultrymen have decid ed to wage a determined fight if necessary, first to get federal as sistance in the working out of con trol of the disease cocciabsis. and then to convince eta to and natio nal authorities of the importance of the poultry industry entitling it to more consideration in research and other governmental programs. This was decided at the elev enth annual convention just held at Oregon State college where a plan . was laid* and money appro- MONKEY MOUNTAIN Judge—Now fell us about your marital relations. Were they pl- easant? Prisoner— were pleasant enough, but they wanted to live with me all the time M E CHURCH 10.00 a. m Church School Olmrch Wor^ip 11:00 a. m. , ,£ Eugene Pageant _ . A . Community Presbyterian Church Comunty church Rehearsal Pleasing MrK C^orr, and ihr.« J"1** Jjl cMMran ar. viritin, with Mr. H I Mitchrif. parent«, Mr. and Mr. ™y During the rehersal of the Eu gene pageant a cast of 2000 peo Tom ’Reese. •••• vice. ple went through more than a McKean had a. birth . S “ nd *5; >» * score of elaborate scenes in a way Mrs. Carl e^aa. k-r I the study of ‘Truth telling*’. . x -4 w 1 I Most of the classes will consider that aroused unbounded enthus Sir Sp.^ the Truth” iasm among the smalll group of officials who observed them. Per - and grana daughter Mary »pin-i ning and Mrs. Steer» and son al) I ¡J® or Christian Endeavor at 6.30 formed on a newly designed stage C. E. at 7:30. AU Moro 240 feet long that rises to a from The Dall«. *“”or I young people are invited to at- height of 45 feet, the pageant Mra- Oriow Martin left for Lex I will undoubtedly be the greatest performance of this type ever ington Saturday accompaniad by attempted in America it is de Mra W- J. Martin who will return I Christian Science clared by experts. in a few day» Subject: Truth For weeks thousands of Eugene •••• I Golden text: Psalms 25:5- Lead Miss Helen Osborn visited here I in thy truth, teach me. for over the week end from her Port-1 thou art the God of my salva- land home. tion; on thee do I wait all the Fred Pickett, Collie Mnora and I Responsive reading: Zechariah 8:3, Bart Burrri were fishing down on I 7-G, 16, 18,19 the DesChutea Saturday and Sun-1 \ All are cordially invited to at- day I tend the church services and to «•«• I make use of the reading room in wn I rear of <*urdh building, mtel in Tlwi Dalle, for a fww “ Ope” <U' , IT j ^^jthorized Christian Science literk- with a case of blood poisoning in Ma hand purchased Truman Strong and family up The Full Gospel Assembly turned the first of ths week from Sunday School 10:00 a. m. a trip to Eugene where they vis Fellowship Meeting and scripture ited relatives and took Mrs-Hor lesson 11.00a- m. ace Strong back to her home. Prayer meeting every Wednes- day at 2:30 p. m. at the home of There will be another cool dance! r j . Ginn. in the Legion hall Saturday night Everybody welcome. Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Mhrtin’sl . golden wedding reception will be! oGras* Va ey ( kurch held this evening, Friday, from S^lal mu*Jc a* four to ten «’dock. All friends I J* * ’“• b3J 1116 are asked to call. AngeW Thu. is indeed a rare treat for the people of Grass Mra. D.1O- B.naon i. .Uvin. at th. Carrol Sayr. farm thia F“" ’"i ^1^ hU*t*n<1 who *• mi» a bl"7^f you fail to h^r .mployed thm. I to remain in Iwd for aftw day. . g p.ra on account of his infected knee, p y. p U 7 p m We hope to have the Calvary Virgil Conle« took advantage of Four with us throughout the en tire day Sunday School ...... ............. 10 a.,m. Sunday for a short thne. 7 p. m „ ___ _ . . B Y. P U Harvest Ball, under the a us pi-1 8 p. m eta of Wasco Firemen, at Wasco I August 4th. Taylor’s 5 man musk Dr. J. A. BUTLER j Dr. Wilson D. McNary, president of the 1034 Pendleton llound-Up, (left) and J. Roy Raley, president of the first Round-Up held in 10? 0, gîte'toiling )< ring Jack Svo k why the traditions ot - Che Round-Up most be cherished. * In the, background, scene from the first Round-Up. The Silver Jubilee Round-Up dates are September IS, 14 and 13. ' printed to this end by the Oregon Poultrymen’s association which holds its annual meeting each year in connection with the convention. Fred H. Cockell of Milwaukee reported on the progress so far toward getting a federal approp riation to center a national re- serch project in coccidosis con trol here in Oregon with Dr. W. T. Johnson poultry pathologist in charge. He said he finds that Dr. Johnson is undoubtedly the outst anding authority in thecountry on this national problem, but that with the discontinuance of the fund for this work the research is lav guishing. Close to 300 men and women attended the one day convention 1 this year and herad a program crowded with educational featu res about production, disease con trol and marketing. Prospects are good for better price conditions for Jhe coming six months or a year in eastern markets according to H. E. Shack letoin assistant general manager of the Pacific Egg Producers of New York, the sales agency htn dling west coast eggs even through the several cooperative concerns. He said western growers ’ can maintain or even increase their their favorable differenti! over eastern products if they will keep one jump ahead in their breeoing For your convenience I have arranged for you to leave your Shoe Work at Walter A. May & Son. Pick up and deliver twice a week at no cost to you. When Your Shoes need repaii send them to FUNERAL HOME WERNMARK’S AMBULANCE SERVICE Joseph A Mee feeding and general production and standardization program as developed by their college and as- ' lociation men. Dr.F.A. 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See them soon! w Moro Hotel Office DENTIST N^xt W«k HOME OFFICE. WA8OO July 3Oth to Aug. 4th, inclusive home to SEI YOUR DEALER OR crop. Make Appointments Early In Each Month iti ng with her daughter. Mrs. Q 'There’ll Never be a“ Last Round- Up ! Famous Pendleton Show 25 Ycc Old P acific P ower & L ight C ompany ^Always at Your Service.»
