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About Sherman County journal. (Moro, Or.) 1931-current | View Entire Issue (Oct. 26, 1934)
TU BURMAN COUNTY JOURNAL, MURO, ____ —— .■ 1M4® — SUMMONS And that the plaintiff have such for largely by the volume of new served in the Methodist church by* C. M Plyler and Mildred (Plyler) Tiw Citizen’s Bank of Grans an<j further relief aa to the business derived from U j 31 pro th* home economics lad^ts of the Turner, Defendants. duction credit association.', organ grange. Eighty eight were served1 Q- M- Flyl*r and Mildred Valley, Oregon, a Corporation, Court j^y a«em meet and proper premise*. ised last spring, and by the redis- at noon and 104 in the evening. । (Fqriw) Turnor, defendants abev* Plaintiff, vs Mra. Iren* Monro* and R. J. Monro*, Mra. Mildred Turner «ach month. Visiting 4*« volume Cooking equipment was furnished n*m<6. counting of a si | This summons Is served upon and Geo. Turner, Défendante of loans for th* Regional Agri by ths Standard Oil Company Sunday at 11 o'clock. you. by publication thereof once In nam* of the -tate To Mra. Iren* Monro«, R. J. gon: You are hereby required to vited to m«*t with ua. Sunday school at cultural Credit corporation of this branch at Grass Valley- appear and answer the complaint Monroe, Mi*. Mildred Turner and in the Sherman County Journal, Elmer Hansen, W. M» Junior Endeavor at____ 6:30p.m. district filed against you in the above ^n- Geo. Turner the defendants above a weekly newspaper of general Senior Endeavor at____ 7:30 p.m. Grass Valley School Kotos Th* Intermediate Ckadt bank i by Lawrence Todd ‘“I”1 "u,t on or *>eiore November named. circulation, printed and published does not make loan* direct to in In Th* »Çam* of th« State of in Moro, Sherman County, Oregon, On the honor roll thi* six weeks I8th' being th. lust day of dividual farmers but serves as a Oregon: You are hereby required Moro. Oregon Enter to Worehip, Depart to “credit reservoir" or ^federal re- period are the following: Mildred tho Publication hereof, and If you to appear and anew er the com by order made and entered herein Alley, Dorottry Fairchild, Senior»; I to «> answer, the rialnU« will by the Hon. Carl Hear dicks. Judge Serv*. । 1 serve’* system for agriculture plaint filed against you In the above . Yea are invited to the following discounting crop and Uvs*tock Janet Wilcox and IsabelfcTortaer,Ltoke Judgment again* you and entitled suit on or before November of the above entitled Court, Dated | paper for qualified local loan agen- Juniors; France. FaiWBMd and'*"1. »»P** 10 *** Court tor th* 14th, 1934, being the last day of October 10th. 191A. J ?. LOXIT. hali Tran services. , t»«®» Played for In her complaint Subjoct What makes on* * des, bank and farm cooperatives. Edwin Peters, Sophomore*?1-; lient and <sitB< The Date of the first publication The volley ball kame at Wa^o, ho",n; to w“: .,o' ,he the publication hereof, and If you hereof is October 19th. '1994, and Its loanable funds come from the brothers ar* cordi Christian T fall to so appear and answer, the Cottage Prayer meeting, Wed-1 sale of short-term debentures to last Friday was a hard fought "um of F,v® Hundred Thirty -Three Plaintiff will take judgment against the last publication November ally invited to meet with us. nesday at 2:30 p. m- at Mrs. Ginns the investing public.• Th* stand- can. on both ddM. The Tig»™»« 1 ”” 00 D011“” «ogrther with Inter 10th, 1934. tb®1^®" at «b® raU ®f ‘ I»«“1 you, and will apply to the Court home. Ralph Brisbine, N. G> ing of these debentures is so high ware Mvaral points behind up to ' Roy J. Baker, •nnuro fro” °ct°b«r 1st IK for the relief prayed for in its Mid-week service on Thursday that since last May the bank has th. Ust minute, of the game, wten! _____ Joe Truit, Secretary Attorney for Plaintiff. Residing in complaint herein, to-wit: Judg ‘h® at 7:30 p. m. Bring your Bible. been able to market its issues at they cam. up to a four point lead •n<1 Lupine Rebecca Lodge N*> 116 Five 376.00 Dollars attorneys fees. ment for thje sum of $315.00 to- Grass Valley, Oregon. A welcoms awaits you at all 1 per cent interest, thereby giving at the end of the game. Moro, Oegon and for his costo and disburse- gether with interest on same from services. ‘ •• ' its borrowers th* record low dis- The play cast shows promise of . _ . . . December 8th, 1929, at 8 percent lino portrayal of chnractw. With m*n“ ,*f4n: *nd for Eyailgiliet Fred F. Snider.1 count rate of 2 per cent. F Meets 2d and 4th Tu- per ahnum: For the further sum UPDEGRAFF & PEPPER a*<dn" yo“ So that farmers might more di another week to practice ttay am •nd e^daya of each month of 375.00 attorneys Qeee, and for very likely to .¿went the beet * 7^? “ Grass Valley Lutheran Church rectly gain advantage from this Visiting members wsl th‘ complaint to--t: That Ito costs and disbursements here Service will be held Sunday great reservoir of economical cred play that has been put on in this Attorneys At Law in; and for judgment and decree school Uma. Th. “7^“ morning at 11:00 o’clock in, the it, congress (in the farm credit of high Naomi VanCilder, N. G. dX- h..>n ¿Uid to No««»- agalnst you and Mach of you, that Methodist church- Rev. W. F. 11983) provided for th* organic*- now Muar«a Turner, on th* mortgage mentioned In the Georg, of Portland, will prsach. tlon of a not work of local fhrmer- 1^. y ’ * complaint, to-wit: ’ That cdrtaiin • ’*•»•“** lBd- *»«• Text, Hebrew 10:38 'The Just owned production ’ credit associa- _ Had one looked into the gym n.v». * ■-------- she. wr h Pls<ntlff -ise Baker the assignor of th* mortgage made and executed by, Shall Live by Faith. You are tionx “ authorised to discount thru last Wednesday it would have re welcome. Confirmation instruction the Intermediate Cedit bank. Now minded him of School Days and on Lot -9- of Block -3- of the c. F. French, now deqeased, to /Saturday at 2:00 p. m. in the by using these combined facilities, the Barefoot Boy. Due to a coat original town plat ef Grana Valley. TlSs Citisens Bank of Grass VaJ- Or«gon of Shermaa County. Ora- ley, Oregon,xon October Sth, 1928, For Sal*: Feeder pigs from 100 Methodist church. producers are able to reach into of wax floor preservative put on on Lots -4-9-7- and South half of to 150 pounds. H. B. Bslshee. the big money markets and obtain the gym floor, th* girls practicing Lot ’ 4 of Block 11 of dements 2F5. Moro, Oregon.' their operating funds under the volley ball found it very hard to Christian Science Addition to Grass Valley, Oregon, Subject: Probation after Death same favorable terms enjoyed only keep their balance. Thtey removed th* said r*al property; and that be foro'cLoosd, and each of you be For Sale: 100,000 feet new rough their shoes, but that did not help Golden Text. I Corinthians 15 by “big business* heretofore. the ssgd real property b* sold in barred »and foreclosed of all right, lumber. Any dimension at prices 26- The last enemy that shall be In addition to this new rang* matters much. They did not know thto manner pr*vid*d by law for the title and (Interest in and to the that will move this lumber. You destroyed is death. Phone 345 The Dalles, Ore of business to farmers, th* Inter whether they were rigWt side up sale of real property upon execu- said real property; and that the . haul or I will Ross Ornduff, The Responsive Reading: I Corinth mediate Credit bank is continuing or not most of the time. tion. a^ the process*« thereof be said Heal prqpery be sold in the 3t pd Dalles. Gen. Det “Is this a hospital? I asked. ■ applied in the satisfaction of said, manner provided by law for the to fill an important mission by ad ians 15: 1-6. 51, 52. 55-57. For Sale: Netted gem potatoes “No" Mr. Hughes replied, '“That , GRASS VALLEY PHARMACY All are cordially invited to at vancing funds to cooperative mar .m.U 1. Jurt th?^r dH. Healthy, m at 50 cents per hundred. Bring keting groups on their staple Pitone SB., . . tend the church services and to ■ r-• . -, T’.’l ' j Livinc Class is twins to kill their I th‘ ^.¿"1 mi’ T m make use of the reading room in stored predicts, thereby contribute cat s^clmens. ' They also had to “nd »‘•bmw.ment. hereto And that spphod to th» »^faction of Mid S.W. Terribonne. 4UO-12-19-20-N2 the rear of the church building, ing to orderly marketing. Up to tent, and accruing interest Dr. H. C. Curry the Seattle Op which is open daily where all au October 1, commitments totaling .kin them, the girls hesitating to the pl‘*ntlB “ch “d tometrist who has mad* profes thorised Christian Science litera- <2,850,000 were made to coopera take p*rt in this. Although greatly further relief as to the Court may and attorneys fees and thte costs seem meet and proper In the pre- sional visit* to Moro for y**rs and ture may be read, borrowed or tives handling wheat, apples, pru threatened with it before hand. miaea., „ , is known for good optical work at purchased ■ ——- , . tn— •> nes, seeds, canned products, etc. Th^a summons is «erved upon When Your Shoes need repair reasonable price* will again be at MORO SCHOOL NOTES These associations are receiving you by publication thereof once a 301X E- Second St the Hotel Moro Friday, October By Anita Kenny the benefits of a broad firming of send them to week foy four successive w*eks, 26, for one day. Eyes Examined, Farmer* Refinancing The Dalles, Ore. The Sophomore class entertain prices this year, which will be re in Thb Sherman County Journal, Glasses Ground and Fitted. At ed a crowd of about sixtyVfive flected back to their producer-mem PHONEJ211 W With Federal Loana । bars in higher returns than would which included th*, student body, ' a weekly, niewspapep of general cir Grass Valley Thursday, October 25 culation, printed and published in OPTOMETRIST-OPTICIAN At Wasco Saturday, October 27. REPAIRING have prevailed had their products teachers, and alumni, with a dance Moro, Sheran County, Oregon, by GOOD SHOE í at Sherman Hotel. Friday evening, Osteber 19. Mt. an important growth bwn <’umP«d °»to ««> “rkrt orders made aAd entered herein by 204 Second St : THE DALLE» and Mn. Charles les, Mr. Na- the Hon. Carl Rendrlcks, Judge Apples . Spitzenbergs .85; De in service to Pacific northwest house, Mr. C oyd John- agriculture, the Federal Intermed of the vaboxe, entitled Court dated licious .75; Newtowns .75; Belfleur son furnished the ^The boys Octobey 10th, 19J<.VV ; * .55; Banana .65; Balwins .60, iate Credit bank of Spokane topped who had partici e foot-. THp date of first publication ■ 1 . 1 (Continued from page one) Snow Apples .60. Will tradie for *1! previous records during the DENTIST ball game with n that af- October .¿«th, 1934 and the last For your convenience I have first nine months of the year by ed the belief that the people com wheat See Lloyd or Arthur John- ternoon were quite stiff frpm ‘their arranged for you to leave HOME OFFICE. WASCO son. Moro. St advancing a total of 350,262^58 ing from the east will come to the activities, hence it was difficult fori pvblltatfo^1 November 16th, 1934. your Shoe Work at Walter on livestock paper and farm com state having cheap power. Roy J. Baker DENTAL X-RAY SERVICE them to dance. A. May A Son. Pick up Attorney for Plaintiff, Residing at Mrs. Leah Sobray is her* viaite modity warehouse receipts, includ ’Others who spoke on the grange This Friday the Huskies play GraMT Valley, Oregon. and deliver twice program were Mrs. Alice Goff, Ber- A. Cushman, and her sister Mbs. ing renewals. the Dufur team on th* (Dufur field. no coat to you. thaJ. Beck. G. A. Palmiter, Miss The volley ball girls will play Joseph A Mee I. R. Moris and family for ten days on September 28 wer* <35,964,068, Skow, (MYs. Georg* Palmiter, C. J. th* Warriorettes at Wasco Friday IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF In Each Month showing a gain of <14,543.792 over Pattison, Georg* Corson and Lu or two weeks. THE STATE OF OREGON FOR, The Wasco Sho* Man night the same period in 1933. This ther Davis. SHERMAN COUNTY. j The 7th and Hth‘. th de pupils Th* noon and evening meals held a student body 4 feting Mon- Whoever has my tent will please impressive increase is accounted return it to me. L. L. Peets, Moro. day afternoon at whi i time they Another meeting to further inter- elected officers for th second six week term. Th<»e < acted were sion plan will be held Monday (Robert Christianson,H president; night at the Legion hall. Two Winfred Baker, vice* president; men from Hood River will speak Jan* French, secretary; Isla Gene here and two others from the same Brisbine, treasurer; Billy Axtell. town will address a group in Was sergeant at arms; and Reitha co the same night Sayrs, librarian. CHICHES =3 < jTown Talk ZELLS FUNERAL HOME Dr.F.A. Perkins WERNM ARK’S Dr. J. A. BUTLER GRANGE B e Dr. Butler Wily Knighten drove to Castle Rock, Washington, Sunday taking (Mks. Westerfield down to Portland with him. He returned Monday bringing his mother and step father, Mr. and Mrs. D. A. Pack ard with him for a short trip into Clifton Benson is still ill in a Portland hospital du* to th* brok- ceived in an automobile accident shortly after the Oregon Washing- Little Gordon McKee had his tonsils out Wednesday morning in will 6« in his Crisis Is Before You! Moro Hotel Office Taxes Must Be Reduced Next Week Oct. 29th to Nov. 3rd, inclusive Make Appointments Early Foss entertained for her in honor of her 80th birthday. Rollo Nunn and wife were visit ing friends in the county the last C. V. Belknap was in Portland over the week end to attend the funeral of his aunt. Mrs. Vogt. A Big Bank Nearby There is a demand for Crested Bank-by-Msil service both safe and convtaisnt. Huns and ar* having quite a bit of success. Wo invite you to deposit your crop receipts and allotment money here where it will be available * C. R. Harding Saturday night, the 27th. Auxiliaries Thursday night for the annual in- is of his DON'T TRY TO READ IN DENTIST Thursday. Th* Missionary society met at the home of Mrs W. H. Ragsdale as careful of your eyes as a watchmaker ....... Manager Manager The Dalle* Branch •rm« United State* National Bank Head Ofgce: Portland. Oregon A Necessity TUNE IN KDYL Oct. 26 9:30 p.m. P T Paid Sy Tax Umihftio* ¿efaftef Ortr» IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE 8T4TE OF OREGON FOR «HERMAN COUNT* J V Summons. James T. Brown, plaintiff,, vs Ruth Jane Brown, Defendant. To Ruth Jane Brown, detee- dant above named. IN THE NAME OF THE STATE OF OREGON: You arb hereby i>- quirad to appear < you Ln the oomplaint filed suit on. or abov> eqtiblait 1914, being bafor* NoveiWb publíca th* last day of te so tlon hereof, and 4A Uff appear and »n*w«r will apply td the Court for th •'re lief demanded In hie complaint filed -herein: To-wltr . ? For a decree dliwolvlhg the mar riage contract, that now etetets be tween you and the plaintiff here|Ln. and granting him a divorce from you forever. This aommona is served upon you by publication tHereof »once a week for four successive wdeks. a weekly newspaper of general* circulation, printed and ^publisheff It. Moro, Sherman Counte, Oregon by order made and entered herein by the Hon. Carl Hendrik*; Judge of th* above entitlpdt dated October 10th, 1934? #. The date of the first publication hereof being October119th, 1934. Roy J. Bakjr. ‘ ? Attorney for Plaintiff. Res4d|ln« at Grass Valley, Oregon. THE STATE OF OftEGEff 5TQR- 1HERMAN COUNTS. M SUMMONS Ciara J. Bakpr, Plaintiff vs. • You know when light is t*o bright or too dim. Yet how often have yo^i settled down to read or work under a light that was neither dim n*r bright gerous light sene in which a watch- It has only one "electric eye,” bet It registers instantly th« cekditiea ef light you use in reading, studying. h i» th. fugarmi. "Fog Light" »on.. •ore the lighting everywhere in your home, accurately and scientifically, with the Sight Meter. 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