PAGK TWO
THK MHERMAN COUNTY JOURNAL, MORO, OREGON FRIDAY, OCTOBER 19, 1994.
CHIDES
Csaununity Presbyterian Charcb
SuBNBy school at________ 10 a.m.
Junior Endeavor at ^^.O^Opun.
Senior Endeavor at
7^0 p.m.
IOX)J. hall. Tran
1871.81
TOTAL
Go«p«| and the special music by
We certify^ ttyat the expenses of
the Evangelist and bis wife. 4
this association,
outlined abovV
A welcome awaits you.
are properly tiiqmrd, that the sur
vives Indicated have actually been
rondorad In the business of the
Subject: Doctrine of Atonement e seo elation, and-ur the articles
Golden Text: Mark 10:45. The shownhave actually been received
and art» in use by the association.
Wo certify that the foregoing
statement Is correct and that the
Responsive Reading: Romana 5: prices charged are reasonable,
that the eutlr» bill is correct and
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* All are cordially invitad to at-
has not been received.
' J. L.
President.
the rear of the churA buildk«,
* Perry N. Johnston, Secretary
which is open daily where all au-
thorixed Christian Science litera IN THE ¿IBtillT COURT OF
ture may be reed, borrowed or
THE STAT« QF OREGON FOR
purchased-
SHERMAN COUNTY
ally invitad to noet serve.
We invite you to attend the fol-
Ralph Briobine» N. G
10 a.m.
Preachiny Service
Evangelistic Service 7:30 p. m.
Gran Valley Baptist Church
Midweek Service Thursday 7:30 Morning Worship
Meets 2d and 4th Tu-
Evangelist Snider will be speak Church School „
.10
Evening Worship
ing at each service. You’ll enjoy
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I Visitine members wel
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.. 7 a.m.
Preaching
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Naomi VanGilder, N. G.
S. L. Boyce, minister.
Roy E. Hewitt
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f-^Town Talk
For Sale: About 60 tons excel :
lent wheat hay: Price $500.00;
stored in barn; water and stubble
pasture convenient; shelter for live
stock and caretaker on the premi
ses if desired. Ten miles west of a
Oct. 2Oth
; in behalf* of Peter
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I Zimmerman
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for information.
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For Salo: 100,000 feet new rough
lumber. Any dimension at prices :
that will move this lumber. You
haul or I will. Roes Ornduff, The
Dalles, Gen. Dot
St pd
For Sale*. Netted fem potatoes
at 50 cents per hundred. Briny
for Governor
IKNEHT PIE SOCIAL
8.W. Terribonne. 4V-O-12-19-28-N2
8:00 P M
We wish to thank our many
your sympathy and beautiful flor
al offerings, and assisted in laying
A. M. Wright Mr. and Mn. H.
B Belshee, Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Bel
ebe®, Mr. and Mrs. Avery Martin,
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Havener and
. Family, Mrs. L. J. Cope. ..
SAVE your EYES
DtaCURRYthe o\á reliable
optometrist, of Seattle, who
Wilford Baker, 14 year old cous has made Professional visits
in of the McKee brothers, arrived :o Moro fur years will again
from the ipiddle west last Sunday
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to make his home here. Hb be at the-
mother, who abo raised the McKee
Hotel Moro Oct. 26
Friday, for on« day
EYES
Mrs. Craft was formerly a resi EXAMINED, GLASSES FIT
dent of Sherman county. ,
Leon Moore and Irvin Mlorrb re TED and GROUND, Prices
turned Monday after
few day* Baaed On Present Conditions.
hunting trip out aroqnd Prineville
Will be at-s-
not having been so fortunate the
first trip.
Ethan Woods visited a day here
with relatives and friends while on
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Grasa Valley, Oct. 2Sth
Wasco, Oct. 37th
Mrs. W. I. Westerfield spent the
th® Sherman Hotel
first of the week visiting with the'------- --------------------
Wily Knighten family.
Dr. H. C. Curry the Seattle Op-1
the Hotel Moro Friday, October
Glasses Ground and Fitted.
At
At Wasco Saturday, October 27.1
at Sherman Hotel.
Mrs. Gladdis Bucholts had her! ,•
tho publication hereof, and If you in the Sherman County Journal,
fall to so appear and answer, the a weekly ncwnimixv of general
Plaintiff will take judgment against ci^eulatlon, printed end published
you, and will apply to ”* the Court
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ir Itoro, Sherman County, Oregon,
for tho rollef prayed for In its by oMor mado and entered herein
complaint hereto, to-wlt: Judg- by the Hon. Carl Henrdicks, Judgk>
ment for th> sum of 2216.00 to- of the above entitled Court, Dated
¿ether wCth Interest on same from October 10th, 1934.
December Sth, 1929, at 8 ptorcentj Tho Date of the first publication
p<r annum: For the further sum hereof Is October 19th. 1934. and
$76.00 attorneys fiesa, and for the . last publication November
Ite'costs gnd disbursements here-'16th, 1934.
In; and for judgment and decree*
Roy J. Baloer,
a«i0gat you and nach of you, that Attorney for Plaintiff. Residing in
right, title and Interest in and to
mentioned in the Grass Valley, Oregon.
the said real property; and that
to-wlt: That certajin |
tito manner provided by law for tho
^^an|t of Gram Val
ua October 2th, 1222,
UPDEGRAFF & PEPPER
Janies T. Brown, Plaintiff,
Ruth Jane Brown, Defendant. J
and disbursements heroin. And that
To Ruth Jane Brown, defen ths plaintiff have such other and barred and foreeloaad of al! richt.
dant Above nanied
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further relief as to the Court may
IN THE NAME OF THE STATE
OF OREGON;. You are hereby re
quired to appear and answer the
complaint filed ^against you I* the
ab^y> entitled dDvqrce suit on or
ZEUS
MORO SCHOOL NOTES
by Anita Kenny
The Senior class held its first
meeting Tuesday morning. The Won hereof, aM a you fall to so
purpose of the meeting was to apDear and anwrer. the Plaintiff
elect officers for the year. Those will U>ply to the Court for the re
elected were: Gordon Fraser, pres lief demanded In hla complaint
ident; Richard Barnes, vice presi filed herein: Ta-wit:
GRABS VALLE? PHARMACY
dent: Gayle Amidon, secretary; Or
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For a decree dissolving the mar October 10th. 1M<^
val Thogerson, sergeant at arms. riage contract. that now exists bo-
The date of flrot i
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Six weeks examinations are be
MM you by * pubUcatloa thereof once
ing taken by the students this and granting him a divorce from pxbllcat-Km NbvMnbw 16th,
tor tour .uoMv. wool».
week.
you forever.
Roy J. Baker
.
Last Friday the Moro volley ball
This commons is served upon Attorney foi Plaintiff, Reading at —FKL'W iMAilMW fiJHa
team played the team from Rufus you by publication thz?reof once a Grass valley, oregbn.
। Wbeh Your Shoes need repaii
with the final score of 21 to 13 week for four Wucceesive weeks,
30^ ’g E. Second St
for Moro. A b this was one of the in the Sherman County Journal, in the circuit C ourt of
send them to
The Dalles, Ore.
most important games of the sea% a wjpekly newspaper of general
THE STATE OF OREGON FOR W DD AT MI 4 D IZ!42
SHERMAN COUNTY.
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son, the victory makes the girls circulation, printed and published
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very optimistic as to their chance I t . Moro, . Sherman County, Oregon
OPTOMETRIST-OPTICIAN
Th« cit^n?11^
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'GOOD SHOE
REPAIRING
for the county championship. Ru by order made and entered herein
*11» viuzen^ Hank of Grass
fus led by five points at the end by the Hon.. Car! Hendricks, Judge Valley, Oregon, a Corporation, 204 Fécond
the palle *
Of the first half, but during the of the above entitled Court, dated Plaintiff, vs Mrs. Irene Monroe and r-s-qa-jim—asm*
second half the Moro girls, aided October 10th, 1934.
R. J. Monroe,-Mra. Mildred Turner
^y a shouting student bodyy rallied
The date of the first publication and Geo. Turner, Defendants
and won by a large margin. The hereof being October 19th, 1984.
To Mrs. Irene Monroe, R. J.
DENTIST
line-up was: Dorothy Fraser, Gene
For your convenience I have
.Roy1 J. Baker.
Monroe, Mrs. Mildred Turner and
arranged for you to leave
vieve Nahouse, Doris Thompson, Attorney for Plaintiff. Roald/ng at Geo. Turner the defendants above
HOME OFFICE. WASCO
named? *
your Shoe Work at Walter
Melba Thogerson. Mary Pinkerton, Grass Valley, Oregon.
DENTAL X-RAY SERVICE
A. May A Son. Pick up
and Gayle Amidon. The only sub
In The Name of the State of
and deliver twice a week at
stitution was Gertrude Gillmor for
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF Oregon: You are hereby required
Doris Thompson.
no cost to you.
THE STATE OF OREGON FOR to appear ' and answer the com
This Friday the ’ Huskies ” will SHERMAN COUNTY.
plaint filed against you in the above
In Moro the First Week
Joseph A Mee
play the “Honkers” from Arling
SUMMONS
‘ / ►ntltted suit on or before November
in Each Month
, The Wasco Shoe Man
ton on the home field. Let’s All
Clara J. Baker, Plaintiff vs. 16th, 1984, being the last day of
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go and support our team!
C. Mi. Plyler and Mildred (PlyleF)
The Sophomore class will enter Turner, Defendants.
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tain the student body with a dance
To C. M. Plyler and Mildred
Friday night
(Plyler) Turner, defendants above
Winfred Baker, from Goddard, named.
In the name of the state of Ore-
gon: You are hsibby nequired to
The girb of The Junior High appear and answer the complaint
sehool held a cake sale at Conlee’s filed against you ln the above >eb-
BUDGET COMMITTEE REPORT
last Saturday. The proceeds from tiQed suit on opihfiora November
Notice of the estimated expenses and Receipts and the proposed tax levy for the City of Moro,
sale are to go towards basket 16th, 1984, beirtjf the last day of
Sherman
County, Oregon, for the year 19$6.
the publication htU-^of, and if you
fail to so answer, the Plaintiff will
Notice is hereby given that in pursuance to a legislative Act approved by the Governor/ Febru-
September Expense Account
take judgment against you and
«COMPENSATION
will apj>ly to the Court for thb ary 19th, 1921, that on November 19tb the Budget Committee of the City of Moro, Sherman County,
regon. will be in session at the City Hall at the hour pf 7:30 o’clock p. m. and that any taxpayer of
County Committee
18.00 relief prayed for In her complaint
e City of Moro will be heafd i* favor of or against the proposed tax levy as hereinafter itemized.
Field Supervisors
1555.84 herein, to-wit: Judgment for the
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Office Aasitants '■
22.00 sum of Five Hundred Thirty Three a—
SUBSISTENCE
$582.00 Dollars tegether with inter
ESTIMATED EXPENDITURES
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ESTIMATED RECEIPTS
County Committee
2.50 est thereon at the rate of 8 perqent
TRAVEL
per annum from October 1st 1984,
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Field Supervisors
242.15 and for the further sum of SeWnty GENERAL FUND
Water Fund
Posters
10.2$ Five 875.00 Dollars attorneys fees,
...1S0.0O Rentals
3000.00
Surrey Equipment
17.20 and for' hla,.cost? and disburse-
..480.00 Licenses
36000
60.00
WATER FUND
TQTALS
$3410.00
1200.00
Dr.F.A. Perkins
Dr. J. A. BUTLER
Notice of meeting and »Report of Budget Commit
tee for the City of Moro, Oregon, for the year 1934
AMERICASWINGS
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eional visite to Mero for years and I ...
is known for good optical work at
ments herein: And for judgment
and decree against you and each
of you, that the mortgage montpon-
•d in the complaint, to-wit: That
certain mortgage made and execu
ted, by C. M. Plyler and Mildred
Pillar, now Mildred Turner, on
November 2nd, IBM. to Loe 8.
Baker the assignor of the Plaintiff
on Lot -I- of Block -5- of the
original town plat of Grass Valle*.
Oregon of Sherman County, Ore
gon, be foreclosed and each of you
f WIE«AL HOME
Wil Speak ■ Ike MORO ;
LEGION Hal Saturday, I
For Sale: Feeder pigs from 1Q0
to 150 pounds. H. B. Belshee.
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450.00
800.00
DEBT
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apMi ld JïiiOHÔ?'
< dflJr íi'úyij
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$3688,96
Wheatland Disk Plow on the F. D.
Burnet Ranch north of Moro on
Monday Oct 22nd at 2:00 p. m.
Ginn. Coleman and Co.
Jack Cothran is home from the
$7098.96
Mehring on the Budget Nov. 2nd, 1934.
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ORIGINAL ESTIMATE AND ACCOUNTING SHEET
operation in The Dalles last week
.m,d: 12 oompli^nce with section 231-A of the laws of 1921 and shows in
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* ^oiuninB the unit costs of the several services, materials and supplies for the three fiscal years
next preceding the current year, the expenditures and the budget allowance for the first six months
of tho curent year and the budget allowance for the year 1933.
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John Walker and Paul Goddard
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1934 Exp. for — Budget all.
1st 6 mo. — 1st 6 mo.
Jack Noonan and family drove
alooe. Euc only H one car priced
under $2300 will you hqd a V-8
engine sad the smoothness o5
V-8 performance. That car ;
i ths Ford V-8,
Ford V 8 are getting a real driv
ing thrill. Acceleration that
whisks them oat of any trefic
DANCE
Sat Oct- 27th
Dado Ordain
Lad made the Ford V-8 the
mott economical car that Ford
baj ever b-L;—actually more
«cone—-.ea! trian a tour.
Sr?x* i'o: J dealer sad look
this < ? over a: close range.
Notice its r-
Harare* from
the safety cf aa all steel body
to the comfort of sua visors for
your eyes. From the sfrehgth of
s Torque-tube Drive to the con
venience of a dashbotrd pack
age compartment.
Then drive it—and find out in
a few exciting moments why
all America is swinging to
the Ford V-3l
FORD VJ!
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DIO PXOCRAMS--CVUY SUNDAY AND THURSDAY EVENINGS—COLUMBIA NETWORK
GENERAL FUND
Recorder’s Salary
Treasurer’s Salary
WATER FUND
Marshall and Water Pumper
Labor
Payment on Conlee Well
Supplies
Power
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MISCELLANEOUS
Street Lighting
Interest on Bonds
Retirement on Bonds
Street Fund
Insurance
Auditorium
Detailed expenditures for
three proceeding years-
1934
$60.00
60.00
1934
$60.00
60.00
1933
$120.00
120.00
1932 '
$180.00
180.00 *
; 1931
$180.00
180.00
480.00
98.80
472.00
2034.02
214.17
600.00
60.00
472.00
100.00
200.00
1928.50
179.38
496.00
298.59
404.32
1600.00
1442.16
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1500.00
3103.48'
406.48 ’
405.48
810.96
^2.00
810.90
180.00
11.60 *
376.00
24.76
I, L. H. Nahouse. do hereby certify that the above estimated expenditures for the vear
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Bonded indebtedness of Moro, Oregon, this datd: $6 3,700.d0
L. H- Nahouse, City Recorder.
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933.24
2673.26
2124/87
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