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About Sherman County journal. (Moro, Or.) 1931-current | View Entire Issue (Nov. 2, 1934)
m sxwuK cqumxi joubmaj ^ moro , O regon F riday . N ovember 2, im " and disburseny-pts of this suit: SUMMONS , ¿n(i plaintiff have such dearly show that wo desire no C. M. Plyler and Mildred (Plyler) no apparent sign that we_aro Tho Citisen’s Bank of Grass ftn<] further relief as to the due for an epidemic. Ever/ year more than is fair and feel that our Turner, Defendants. meet and proper To C. M. Plyler “ and Mildred Valley, Oregon, a Corporation, petrous ha^e no (finite to aedrd in ¡eV™"'.1 is served upon yiu dy; n thereof once MORO SaeOOL NOTES ucCee*ve weeks, < wteek tor Kenny in the Sherman County Journal, ball squad met The Moro theWarriorettes on the Wasco floor Alea against you in the above en Oeo. Turner the defendants a weekly newspaper of general tile Northwest. uluUon^ uOtUM-and publish^ October 26 and defeated them by titled suit on or before November named. In The Name of-the Mele •<* ir. Moro, Sherman County, Oregon, a score of 25 to 15. The score 16th, 1934, being the last day of ‘ order md.de ahd entered herein John Walker was present at the at the ebi of the Irst half was 13 the publication hereof, and if you Oregon: You are hereby required by 15 to appear and answer Washington 50 41 71 to 6 in Wasco’s favor but a come fail to so answer, the Plaintiff will plaint filefl against yóu In the above of the above entitled Court,, Dated Montana 57 86 10 11 back by Moro resulted in a lead take judgment against iron and for tb* entitled suit on or before November October liM t 7 of ten points at the end of the will apply to th® 16th, 1934, being the last day of dflc team defeat the Whitman The Date df/the first publication^ 1 game. The MneAip waa^^G. Ami relief prayed for In ’her complaint 5 . the publication hereof, and if you hereof is QcUibec J 9^ J9 X» and | don, G. Nahouse, M. Pinkerton, D. herein, to-wit> judgment for the fall to so appear and answer, the sum of Five Hundred Thirty Three Fraser, M. ThogOrson. and G. tAe » last publication a November Plaintiff will take judgment against 16tk,hl84 Paul Lynch. Démocratie candi i Iff JP J * * - 1934. Gillmor. Substitutions were: H. 1581.00 Dollars together with inter eat thereon «at thb rate of 8 gerqent you, and will apply to the Court date for the législature from Mitch Ralph Brighine, N. G California Strong and G. Amidon. Roy J. Baker, | for the relief prayed for-in its 26 February 1 This Friday the Moro -volleyball per arinunf“from October 1st 1984, Attorney for Plaintiff. Residing in complaint hereto,’ to-witi Judg- meeting voters- He is a store* May 2 girls will, play .Grass Valley on and for the further sum of Seventy 319 i meat for-Oib sum of >315.4>0 tb- Grass Valley, Oregon. Five 875.00 Dollars attorneys fees, June 7 the home floor. 1192 ^ether wCth intereat on same from filled many official and semi official July - . 6 Several of the high school girls and for his coats and disburse Ì 705 December Sth, 1929, at 8 percent Meets 2d and 4th Ta- positions in his community. ‘ August 6 with their mothers and Miss ments herein: And for judgment 850 against you and decree decree against you and and each per annum: For the further sum Infantile paralysis a serious Radtke, attended the annual Wasco and of $78.00* attorney» l|eee, end • for ’ W. H. Steiwer, Republican can disease and every precaution Girls Frolic last Saturday night. of y°u« “»at the mortgage me its costs and disbursements here Lt didate for the senatorship of the should be taken for its prevention. Doris Thompson danced and Vivian ed in the complaint, to-wit: Attorney* At Law in; and for judgment and ’decree Young children Should not be tak Fuller gave • recitation as Moro’s certain mortgage made and execu- Naomi VanG Idsr. N. a 11BUl Plyler and Mildred against you ahd each of yok« that L Bulk Secretary- en to public gathering places. As share of the leatertaiument. The ted* bF c- u..« uuu, oecrmary to fonMrl - Moro. Oregon,, ^reported Sttoey had a very PUkee. now Mildred, Turn«, on girls reported that they had a very PUter» now Mildred, Turner, on th. mort^e mentioned In the long as this disease persists in our enjoyabletimwrod .Z-v- Novemb« tnd.MSXi. to I^a B. complaint, to-wit: That c«UJn bl ¿¿¿i ‘ »a 1 »j on teams that visited fibre. neighboring ptatee it will be well th. th.t th. ™..t Baker the aaaimor of tho Pldtothr mort«a«e mad. and eaecuttd tnr to restrict children to their own ♦iS 1 th% °» -9" of Block -6- of the C. F. French, now doomed, to important^ original town plat of Grass Valley, The Citizens Bank of Grfiss V&- » M±¿^ ly ry It b parikuUriy important that ti>?y tud?ntSWl^ £>r«on 8th, 1928, dregon of of Sherman Sherman County, County, Ore- Ore- ley, ley, Oregon, Oregon, on on October October 8th, 1928 For Sale: Feeder pigs from 100 on Monday and Trawtoy. awBy ,lck b^i to^nr^ gon ’ be fo ™*>** y° u on -5-«-*- 8outh half of to 150 pounds. H. B. *Belshee. persons no matter disease been busily engaged in preparing fce barred forecloeed of all Lot 4 of Block 18 of Clements « may ba. Infantile paralysis is for it. The boys enclosed the play- integer in and to1 Addition to Grass Valley. Oregon, been 9k my pinea for a year and I " mg field Wlth * ^ c ® ’ the the rwU property . <nd fore'cloeM, and each of you be « - For Salo: 100,000 feet new rough am unable to find ths owner. Will W daim property, pay for this by ss^fstioiwjtrom ths Frls the so^d real property be sold in barred and foreclosed of alf* right, by talking, snsssing and ti 03 thte manner provided by law for the title add Interest In and to the that will move this lumber. You notice and taka her away. Carrol 1 AU >kk ehy^n ghould Pbpne 345 The Dalles, Ore K»me. Tie girts v re^properte upon Mtecn- «aid real property; and that the haul or I will* Roas Ornduff, The be completely isolated- This, of also been very «u^ess u in> «e tlon, and the proceteds thereof be said rtal propery be »old Jn the St pd Dalles. Gen. DeL > course, to more important with ing tickets. The game will be the &pplIwJ Jn the .^ufacuon of said, manner provided by law for the GRASS VALLEY PHARMACY I common colds or ether acute in- most spe<’taruUr •v«* judgment and dfcruing (interert, »ale ef real propjerty upon execu- For Salo: Netted gem potatoes Phone 222 { feetion^.’ year .nd loyal »upporte^ of both th* u„n. and tho'-pro^d. thereof be Bchools will be boost and dls £ ur - M , me ^ herein .And that applied in th. »atAtaetlon of raid While as a preventive measure bags. Herman (Rasch. Ono mile Community Presbyterian Church their team. The bands from _ 4 a^rni»»dy- in<Ar«mt gatherings of large groups of chil- for S.W. Terribonns. 4t-O-12-19-26-N2 Sunday at 11 o'clock. Moro and Rufus will play during he plalnt,'t hav‘ ,uch other “d lu',gment’ and •«*““* 10 a.m <^rtn k®«n <fi*courage<L it is further relief as to the. Court may and attorneys, fees and the costs Sunday school at ..... game, and all students not par- x _ 6*30n m fb*1 ^*7 4° about their the Apples Spitzenberg» M; ■ Junior Endeavor at UcipaUng in the annual conflict XL and PropW pr” | 7*80 D m occupations with the know- licious .75; Newtowns .75; Belfleur Senior Endeavor at p ledge that the danger is not more will be yelling their heads off ’ ,ummonl ta ««-.»a upon when Your Shoes need repair. .55; Banana .65; Bahrins 60; a vi a fCA o«fi«*ry and better pecan- teams 301^2 E- Second St Snow Apples .00. Will trade for ■ you by publication th.raof once . • send them to W. tayi^uyto Ältowin* h“"* Uken U“lr pro- wheat. See Lloyd or Arthur John- a xi- 11 11 -u u v u week for four succe««lve wanks,’ The Dalle«, Ore. son. Moro- 8t services after the volleyball game Friday ln Th^ 8herman County Journal, PHONEJ211 W Convalescent serum and serum . J a weekly newspaper of general cir- 1 Having rented what was form- T !!* from hoalfhy adults la claimed to OPTOMETRIST-OPTICIAN r, , • ¿111 . . • • culation, printed and published in GOOD SHOE REPAIRING «lytb. Italknnp prapraty <m Mato ^XaUrtte^o. - 7:80 p. m. Pinkerton- Will entertain Moro, - auL..« have a possible value in prevent < the Dean Sheran Oregon, by by 7th end with a Hal- M . °’ Sh !ran County, County, Oregon, st. : THE DALLES ing infantile paralysis. Your phy- lowe’en pdf^ order made and entered herein by strwt I announce my dieptoy of s^Uet. -What Time ie itt" niglht. rift, for all <x^«> 1^, Blbk 8tud Ttoirutay ,h^ld * 5* The 7th and 8th gyayfes have $11.- the Hon. Carl Hendricks, Judge taken for mens initial handker- ^.80 m gard to the advisability of using of the above entitlled Court dated 09 in the treasurer, at t)ie present October 10th, 1934. "S"7 Wo*- °11« ^“•„,1 «rat rais». w*. t t "r - - — Outdoor life is helpful in build time. This is to jg# toward, buying Tha date of first publication DENTIST For your convenience I have basketball suite.. the piembers October 19th, 1934 and the last Cope. Moro* ing up rteistanoe. Fatigue should ¡of arranged for you to leave the team..' -1 home OFFICE. WASCO publication November 18th, 1984. be avoided, and special attention Pi v ?- 04 .. ' • —1 ‘ A welcome awaits you. your Shoe Work at Walter Mirs. Margaret Moore, daughter of Roy J. Baker 1 DENTAL X-RAY SERVICE A. May & Son. Pick up F. 1 Notice of Finals Settlement Mrs. Sally Huff, is visiting hero Attorney for Plaintiff, Residing: at and deliver twice a week at • Notice is hereby given that Etta I* Moore, administratrix of the Grass Valley, Oregon. no cost to you. Estate of James Woods,, deceased, In Moro the First Week All are cordially invited to at- * 7 Joseph A Mee Shenua «maty naidante «f ««r- . .. . . has filed her Fnal Account in said IN THE-CIRCUIT COUßT OF in Each Month crai yaara a<o will remember her. W“ c“urvh .eryioe. and to f The Wasco Shoe Man THE STATE OF ORÉGON FOR (Continued from page one) Estate and that Saturday, the 1st K' V SHERMAN COUNTY . at the hout day of December^ A hunderd pure Hnh T of 10:00 a. m., in^n^ Oourtty»Court inM, "We fully recognise that rate Room in the Count/ (Court House sown at me experiment nauoim ; —~ - —------- . , _ , in Moro, Sherman. County, Oregon, an endeavor to produce a better turejnay* be read, borrowed or , or Tuesday evenings. Wash oar patrons. We have made has been fixed as the time and ing and ironing wear me place for heading ef objections to • ••• 3„‘, —, . - - , - -r,. . . - - ------ -- - out!” ”* * Jud*. Hendricka vu h«w th* Prorarb. MÆ7. bb to do « without imparine the said Final Account and the settle ment there of. 'Then walk heme with me ETTA MOORE. Administratrix and ha that rollatili a cial stability. This recant order, now. I’ll show you how I Roscoe Krier , . < ,4 make play of laundry work!’ the individual Attorney for Administratrix Mr. mid Mm. O. IL Wortmun , are the parents of a daughter born **^*'**v ** . ». ■ r w “•» "••***7\ in The Dalles Tuesday W5.000.per year, that 4 , ♦ Young Indy—(just operated on our present low earnings will be Frad Prato, who bra bran wnrk- «PP«»dWti»): *0h, doctor will rwforad to l,iyrant p« annum inr here thia summer, made a trip ^bo scar dhowt on tim v^ns of the ptopmby* Fur- * UPDEGRAFF & PEPPER f^Townlalk watt ’ - s ¡ í U FUNERAL HOME CHUTES Dr.F.A. Perkins WERNM ARK’S Dr. J. A. BUTLER TELEPHONE to (Madras Wednesday. of the property by $10,000,000, a Auditor Charles Logan and two assistants are at the court house this wrak working on th. county >°O“‘ • ’ •’ • ” Infantile Paralysis i7n°,U’i?on« - Not In Epidemic Form u• ande“ ¿ZrJrt apparent Taxes Must Be Reduced • - n Aoped that this order !>••“ 00 great in- would be a constructive ano and nOmb* 91 eMee in this state. It to all parties involved. Needless to Tax Limitation A Necessity TUNE.IN KDYL Nov. 5 iqxOO p _____ A Hallowe'en party was held at 4 th.. R ubv I m bom» WednMdav nirht 1 Miss Ekrtha Cr^ Mhi R^ik. R^- T"*1* in Kathleen Radtke. MH. Helen KUg- . Crisis Is Before You! A company mirhi malm. ___ _______________ ZZ raid by TWk state has the disease appeared in appointment to us. Notice lotment committee C. H. Cover, Sec., SHE HAS AN ALL-ELËCTRIC LWuI te Oregon 410 S. W. Ave. IN THE CIRCUIT <OURT OF THE STATE OF OREGON FOR SHERMAN COUNTY Summons. .Jan*— T. ‘ Brown, Plaintiff, vs Ruth Jane Brown, Defendant. ’ To Ruth Jane Brown, defen dant above named. IN THE NAME OF THE STATE OF OREGON: You am hereby rp- quired to appear and answer the oouuilalnt filed against ypu tn the aboVW entitled dlyoroe suit on or before November ^ Rtl^g>9>4, being Republican Nominee the last day of the publica tion hereof, and If you fall to so For appear and anew of*, the Plaintiff will ajJply to the Court for the re lief demanded in his complaint filed herein: To-wl^: For a decree dissolving the mar riage contract, that now exists be Gilliam, Wheeler and Sher tween you and the plaintiff herein, and granting him a divorce from . . man Counties-Election you forever. Thia aommons is served upon November Sth vou by publication thereof once a week for four successive week», n the Sherman Cpunty- Journal, Has thorough knowledge 01 % w>«kly newspaper of general circulation, printed and published the problems of the wheat 1. Moro, Sherman County, Oregon >y order made and entered herein »y thqTHon. Carl Hendricks, Judge through practical experience »f tho above entitled Court, dated October 10th, 1984. The date of the first publication hereof being October 19th, 1984. \ Roy J. Baker. Attorney for Plaintiff. Residing at Iraas Valley, Oregon.’ derstanding of all the factswi 11 ELECT Fred Panins, assistant atete the guest of A. 8. Johnson and I Moro Precinct will in the Court House. It WUlPay P.CJLA. Member* to Investigate In Kia fc OF Ar* Still Young? The average driver uses the tops of bis tires but never touches the real aery ice concealed in that sturdy carcass. Hawkinson’s Sarrica can bring lack to you all, er even more than the original service at a mere frac tion of ue Cost of New Tires IT’S A NEW PROCESS—a» far o K mu I of othor Hawkinson’» Tire Tread Service HOME LAUNDRY! W.H. Steiwer State Senator Cyril J. Kruger—Repreientativet—W. E Tiptcn ■5 HERMAN COUNTY. SUMMONS Bnicer. Plaintiff Clara you have an elect nc washer and electric ironer to do all the “dirty” work! Your job amounts only to guiding them. What is more, an all-electric home laundry cuts washing and ironing time in half—reduces the wear on clothes—and enables you to do the most exquisite work! New THOR Washer combines *v quality with low-price! The Thor Super:Agitatof Washer has - the speedie^ of washing actions. Its 936 water' currtepts per minute remove all tjie .. dirt ’ from clothing in five to . seven minuses. This action is so gentle, however, that it never braids, tangles or tears even . the moot fragile pieces. , This new Thor Wash er is constructed to laet for years. Its Ri^idspar. Chassis minimizes pos sibility of misalignment, noise or vibration. The tub is corrosion-proof vitreous enamel, inside and out. The Lovell bar rejease wringer has cushion rolls and swings to five different posi tions. Inspect this out standing washer at your first opportunity. Sold on convenfjnf terms. Model N¿ ÚÓ * IHOR Automatic Ironer takes drudgery oyt of Ironing! Imagine finishing your ■ ironing with enough energy left to play golf or work in your garden! You can—when you have a Thor Automatic Ironer! This appliance eliminates laborious pushing, lifting and bending. You sit comfortably in a chair, push a simple control with your knee, and feed your pieces through in half the time required to do them with a hand iron. The open end roll makes possible the ironing of everything from shirts tb sheets. A wood pr porcelain cover which tuml' the ironer into a convenient utility table is available at slight additional cost. For sale on easy terms. SEE YOUR. DEALER OR P acific P ower & L ight C ompany ^Always atYbur Service va.
