TME SMHRMAN COUNTY JOURNAL. MORO, OREGON
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 18, 1934.
Italian Athletes Arrivo
I O.OX hall
Drunken Driver
Arrested By Garrett
Andy Peterson, who gave his
address as Yakima, was arrested
by Deputy Sheriff Tom Garrett
at Grass Valley Wednesday and
after lodging in the county bastile
over night he was arrainged be
fore Justice Stow, who gave him
a fine of «100 and 30 days in jail.
His driver’s license was also tak-
Tran
ally invited to maat
ye saved, »11 the ends of the earth: ginning Sunday morning October
for I am God. and there is none 14 and continuing throughout the
week. Dr. Robinson was paid the
A cordial invitation is extended highest price for educational lec
to the public to attend the service. tures on one of the largest Chau
tauqua systems in America. He
Community Presbyterian Church is now employed by the Northern
Baptist Convention. This will be
Sunday at 11 o’clock.
Sunoay school at ................ 10 a.m. indeed a rare treat to the people
Junior Endeavor at ____6:30p.m. of Grass Valley and community
Senior Endeavor at
‘..7:30 p.m. tc hear him. Everybody cordially
invited to attend. ; Don’t miss a
single meeting, if you do you will
The Full Gospel Assembly
regret it.
S. L. Boyce, minister.
Evangelistic service
7:30 p. m.!
Evangelist F. F. Snider and wife
known as the “Singing Evange
lists" will be at the Full Gospel UPDEGRAFF & PEPPER
Assembly this coming Sunday. Mr. i
Elevator Man—Hare you are son
ny—forty-first floor.
Snooty Youth—Don’t you call me regular morning service ’ at 11
‘sonny’ my man. You are not a<y o’clock and also Sunday evening
father.
Elevator man—Well, I brought
There will be a mid-week service
you up didn’t I ?
Thursday night at 7:30 p. m.
am
Ralph Brtebine, N. G
Moro, Oregon
L
ZELL’S
Naomi VanGil 1er N. G.
FUNERAL HOME
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Talk
For Sale: Feeder pigs from 100
to 150 pounds. H. B. Belshee.
2F5. Moro, Oregon.
AMBULANCE SERVICE ]
Phone 345 The Dalles, Ore
GRASS VALLEY PHARMACY
Phone 222
Above are s*»me of the athletes of the Italian student group which arrived In New Tori on the 8. S. Satumiu.
for a tour of the American colleges In the East and Middle Weak
*
For Sale: 500 Fine and cross
slub children with their animals. Tlkogrrson.
I passing on the wrong side, failing
As Axtell had his ankle badly to signal, failing to stop for thru
Thursday newspapers carried the hurt in the third quarter, it was highway, and cutting the left cor-
For Sale: About 50 tons excel -
notice of the death of B. S. Hunt-
Thompson to ner were responsible for the 866
at wheat hay; Price «500.00;
accidents. All of these could have
Substitutions in the fourth quar- been eliminated had common cour-
pasture convenient; shelter for live
ter were: Conlee for R. Belshee.
guided the action of the offend
•UfvK *uu
uu uw
sessions. He was 76.
Nahouse for Barnes, W. Thomp- >®g driver, stresses the state de-
ses if desired. Ten miles west of
son for Johnston and Noonan for partment, in checking over the rec-
A group of University of Ore- Thogerson.
ord of 1,727 accidents during Au
Portland or E. H. Watkins, Wasco,
gon alumni met for dinner at the
for information.
Th Girl’s League sold homemade gust. Of this total, failure of 352
Th^ta»;
«t the football game Friday, drivers to yield the right of way
celebrated Founders day in story
Whitman College. October 10—
| Two of the high school boys. was responsible for the largest
and song.
Lois Bryant of Moro has been
. Gordon Fraser and Ronald Powell, number of accidents.
Additional causes for difficulties
I are absent from school this week
named assistant editor of the Whit-
as they are attending the Pacific in some of which courtesy on the
paper of the Associated Students.
International Livestock Exposition part of the driver might also have
thing to old timers who remember in Portland.
‘ produced • different results, were
The
Moro
volley
bell
girl«
won
exce*di"K
>1»«*
>®-
Funds are now available for the
another victory test Fndwy night p™per tUnU.nr- .
an
payment of al) outstanding war
by defeating the Kent team on
or Sf?*1- d™ngoff the
rants, October 7, 1934. on School
the Kent floor by a «ore of 28-19.
" P^olubn«!
District No. 16.
couver. Since 1925 they have lived Moro wa, in the lead for pointe
•k“Win* back.nr. and
Patricia Powell. Clerk.
in Hollywood.
from the second quarter though-1
br*k” ProP«->y
For Sale: Netted gem potatoes
out the game. The flobY and light- , _ “Why . an individual who never
at 50 cents mt hundred. Bring
Stanley Reavis and wife were ing being much different than their
°b«arve ordinary courtesies
bags Herman Rswh One mil« ™tors at the stock show the first own accounted for the poor play-
otlier relationships with his
S.W. Terribonne. 4UO-12-19-26-N2
returning Tuesday.
ing during the first gnartarr but ^Howman loses all respect for the
after the team became accustomed r^khts of others when he gets be-
hind a steering wheel is one of
For Sale: 100,000 feet new »ugh
William Sigman and wife and
lumber. Any dimension at prices
<**«rbters visited here over greatly. The starting line-up was: the dangerous oddities of human
that will move this lumber. You
and ^”7 Gayle Amidon. Genevieve Nahouse, nature, adversely affecting safe
haul or I will Ross Ornduff, The 5 R
Mr- Sigman and Dorothy Fraser. Dois Thompson, divring records” points out the ac
cident bureau of the secretary of
Dalles. Gen. Del.
3t pd Mr
bothers in law.
Melba Thogerson, Helen Strong
Substitutions were Irma Morgan state’s office, as it urges courtesy
The pump jack in the city pump
MORO SCHOOL NOTES
for «Doris Thompson, Betty Pow on the streets and highways and
house was found to have a broken
by Anita Kenny
ell for Dorothy Fraser; Gertrude caution against thoughtlessness or
,«>r wheel Wednesdv momin«
A r.pr^.ntatiy, of th, Read Gillmor for Melba Thogerson and careless car operation.
«nd new equipment wu beint rush
3,™» of Tacoma. Waahin« Mary Pinkerton for Helen Strong.
ed to repair the damare. So er
at
Frid>y
uke
When Your Shoes need repaii
pemiva are the repairs and they pieturMi of the Moro high school,
send them to
■■st coms from the factory so an
o„ Monday afternoon the Senior Courtesy Needed
entire new jack was purchased at cUsg of
th^, hirh
By Car Drivers
a price hot little above that asked ^.^1 inlrtruetors had their pic-
f ■ the new ^ars.
tures taken by representatives of
GOOD SHOE
REPAIRING
*•**
the Ball Studio of Corvallis
:
THE D a U.F*
A new entrance Itos been built
a „t
of
Optimi.t
The simple element of courtesy 204 Seccod St.
fer the Sehadewits can«« by O. A. will be published October 15. The on the part of the automobile dri
vers would have averted 866 acci
dents in Oregon in August ami cut
For your convenience I have
Moro won its second football the total for the month in half, re-
arranged for you to leave
your Shoe Work at Walter
A. May A Son. Pick up
Such infractions of good driv-
and deliver twice
the home field Friday.
no cost to you.
N. Macinne». Kent.
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WERNMARK’S
Dr.F.A. Perkins
30IX E. Second St
thorixed Christian Science litera*
PHONEJ211 W
OPTOMETRIST-OPTICIAN
Grass Valley Baptist Church
at the Full Gospel Assembly Sun Morning Worship
„.10 ajn.
Church School _.
CHINCHES
body cordially invited to attend.
Evening Worship
>‘l \\
If
Grass Vallery Lutheran Church
Prayer meeting and Bible study
Sunday morning at 11 o’clock
______ on Thursday at 8 p.mM Subject.
service will be conducted by Rev.. Our Ahnndanre in God.
Oregon, I
Dr. A. F. Robinson of N. Y. City
in the Methodist church. Text for W1H deliver a series of sermons
the sermon: “Look unto me and be! at Grass Valley Baptist church be
Dr. L A. BUTLER
DENTIST
HOME OFFICE. WASCO
DENTAL X-RAY SERVICE
In Moro th« First Week
in Each Month
Notice of meeting and Report of Budget Commit
tee tor the City of Moro, Oregon, for the year 1934
BUDGET COMMITTEE REPORT
Notice of the estimated expenses and receipts and the proposed tax levy for the City of Moro,
Sherman County. Oregon, for the year 1935.
Notice is hereby given that in pursuance to a legislative Act approved by the Governor, Febru
ary 19th, 1921, that on November 19th the Budget Committee of the City of Moro, Sherman County,
Oregon, will be in session at the City Hall at the hour of 7:30 o’clock p. m. and that any taxpayer of
the City of Moro will be heard in favor of or against the proposed tax levy as hereinafter itemixed-
ESTIMATED EXPENDITURES
GENERAL FUND
Recorder’s Salary
ESTIMATED; RECEIPTS
Water Fund
Rentals
Licenses
...120.00
„120.00
WATER FUND
(Marshall and Water Pumper
Labor __
$ 3000.00
360 00
50.00
13410.00
TOTALS
1200.00
200.00
448.00
350.00
450.00
500.00
MISCELLA NEOUS
810.96
100.00
The Wasco Shoe Man
1000.00
Amount to be raised by taxation
«70906
Grand 7%tal
«3688.96
«7008.96
Wily W. Knighten, Secretary of the Budget Committee.
Dats set for the Hearing on the Budget Nov.. 2nd, 1934.
ORIGINAL ESTIMATE AND ACCOUNTING SHEET
w
Fuller Brush
GENERAL FUNÍ)
«00 A0
6000
1934
«80.00
80.00
1933
«120.0Q
120.00
1932
«180.00
180.00
1931
«180.00
180.00
480.00
ML80
472.00
2084.02
214.17
600.00
50.00
472.00
100.00
200.00
1928.50
179.88
496.00
298.59
404.32
1500.00
1441.16
1500.00
3103.48
405 48
405.48
810.96
3822.00
81096
933 24
2573.26 ;
2124.87
180.00
11.60
375.00
WATER FUND
and household bushes without
Insurance
24.75
estimated expenditure« for the year 1934 was
s nrst six months of the current
year as shown above, have been
,,trv and belief are true and
H- Nahouse, City Recorder.