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About Sherman County journal. (Moro, Or.) 1931-current | View Entire Issue (May 24, 1935)
TBE SHERMAN COUNTY JOURNAL, MORO. OREGON FRIDAY, MAY 24. 1935. ÇI Former Resident Buried Monday Coker Fairfield Coe, for many yean a farmer of Sherman county died at his home near The Dalles Saturday and was buried in the Moro cemetery Monday afternoon after services were held in The Dalles in the morning. Mr. Coe was a brother in law of W. X and L. H. Martin of this city. He one time farmed between Moro and Grass Valley. * Several legal lights of the state have appeared in the local court room this week or will appear be fore this session of cqurt is over. To date we have had Francis V. Galloway and Frank Dick both of The Dalles. Mrs. L. Barnum spent a part of this week visiting with friends and relatives in and around Moro. Judge Carl Hendricks and fam ily Wave been here since last week to hold court for the May term. Lloyd Johnson is the latest of .the adults to become a victim of the mumps. ' The Thompson family Round-Up will be held at DeMoss park this year on Sunday June a This has been a regular event of early summer for several years, and is - usually attended by a large num ber of the clan. Mrs. Carroll Sayrs has one knee in a cast since Saturday due to an injury received while chaperon ing the seventh and eighth grade picnic at Fleck's orchard Friday of last week. Members of the Masonic order will meet in Dufur next Sunday for the annual picnic of Wasco, Sherman and Hood River Masons. Ralph Brisbine and wife, accom panied by Mn. Gladdis Bucholtz, left Sunday for Salem to attend the Odd-Fellows and -Rebekahs convention. , Mrs. Darwin Van Gil der was another Rebekah delegate from the local lodge. Mir. and Mrs. Paul May, Walter May and Mrs. Webber were in Ya kima Sunday and were just across the street from the accident that injured 32 and killed one person. A part of the building fell into the street as they were seated on it Mr. and Mrs. Serai Searcy were •1-l/Y VF 11 z>.l Haya Boyce is home from the a visit. Mn Lillard is finding otft seminary in Portland where he has that fishing is good sport. « ta Yakim. for th. been studying for the past winter. Vern Coe of Beaverton wae here * The inveterate salmon fiahiers Lil* Monday afternoon to attend the are more likely to be found down 1 IV 1 U1 * Fay returned with him. at Sherars bridge than at their funeral of his father C. F. Coe. who usual haunts these days ond sever was buried here. | particularly Walter Adams, a for- al of them are having good luck Sixteen members of the eighth The eighth grade held ita pro- Several Grass Vallqyites have in hauling out their dinners. grade of the Moro school were given their diplomas THurhday motion exercises *t the school been in Moro this week as jurors morning at a brief program held house Tuesday night and wore duly and other* have gone down to hear advanced into the mysteries of the trials. A. C. Eakin, V. B Ea- at the school house. high school. I kin, and T. M. ‘Rolfe were grand FREE Mt and Mrs. *C. L. Huntley, Grass Valley will play the team juroix and Karl Eaton, J. B. Coon, parents of Mrs. Collis Moore, re^ Swap advertisments will be turned to their home near Tacoma from M*upin-Tygh Valley here Wm. Brinkert, S. B. Holmes and published in this column FREE next Sunday. Charles Engel were on the jury last week after spending a few of charge during May and June Freida Beuther returned from days visiting with their daughter. to subscribers of the Journal. the hospital Monday afternoon mer resident of SLorman county. Write out your ad telling what A postal inspector dropped in looking much better but still not you want to swap and mail or to the local office Tuesday to look very strong. over the affairs of Uncle Sam in ! 8e,ld * in ear1^ in the week’ Jim Morrison and family stopped For Sale: Holstein cow, 7 gallon in Grass Valley * few minutes this city. Glen King took a load of sheep milker. Geo. Blackburne. Rufus. The Fairview. Rutledge and Tuesday night while on their way Oregon. Harmony schools held their school home to Gilliam county from Port to Portland Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Lillard, picnic at the grove above the land where they had been to de $100 reward for information »- Harmony school house last Friday, liver some cattle. Jim says he sold daughter and sdn in law of Mr. and bout persons trespassing or mol are here from Bonne- Mr. and Mra George Kruger and the cattle because feed was scarce tey are working, for esting cattle or other stock on Mr. and Mrs. Alec McLeod made i in ‘ his county and ...... that there is not a business trip to Portland last going to be much in the way of wheat in his section this year. The Misses June and Jeanne Marth* Bardenhagen, daughter Saunders of The Dalles were of Mr. and Mts. Klaus Bardenha- guests of Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Flatt gen, is in th* hospital in The Dalles this week. this week. A farewell dance was held at the J. L. Davis was in Walla Walla Grange Hall for Miss Gertrude Monday to attend * meeting of Kruger who is leaving for the val farmers to discuss the proposed ley and will soon be going to Cal amendment to the AAA program. ifornia. Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Shepard were Miss June Saunders of The in Portland over the week end. Dalles was * guest of the Misses Mn and Mrs. Gfls Engstrom and Lois and Norm* Melzer Thursday daughter, Mrs. Edgar Alley, were I in The Dalles Monday on business night of this week. Grass Valley otn Grade Promoted Classified Ads HARMONY NEWS Moro Lodge No. 113, I. O. O. F. Moro, Oregon Meets 1st and 3rd Tuesdays in the I O.O.F. hall. Tran sien,t and ^siting brothers are cordi ally invited to meet with us. L. 0. Rice N. G. Joa Truit, Secretary. Lupine Rebecca Lodge No. 116 Moro, Oegon Meets 2d and 4th Tu esday« of each month Visiting memLem w» i come. . ” Viol* Hansen, N. G. Lila Bull, Secrotary. ' . J* From C. E. Jefferies, traveling salesman, Neosho, Mo., comes the following letter: I suffered all ast year from stomach trouble and tried many well known prepara tions. I feel very grateful to Mr. Wilson at Neosho for recommend- ng Williams S. L. Ki Formula to ne. The relief this medicine has riven me has been wonderful. I no longer have gassy pains and Dr. J. A. 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My ' soul longeth. yea, even fainteth for -• the courts of the Lord; my heart and my flesh cryeth out for the living God. Responsive Reading: Psalms 34: 2. 3, 8-10, 12, 14 17-20 22 Grass Valley Baptist Church 10 a. m. Sunday School , 11 a. m. Preaching. 3 p. m. Prayer meeting at the home of the pastor. - 2 p. m. Thursday, Prayer meeting and Bible study at the church. 2:30 p. nv Friday, the missionary circle will meet in the small room of the church. June 9th Rev. Woodworth of Portland will begin a series of meetings in the Baptist church. Everyone is cordially invited to at tend don’t fail to hear his first and second message and you will want to hear the rest. We also have another treat for the people of Grass Valley in the near future. A gospel team from LosAngeles. California, consist ing of the Calvry Four and Dr. Clarence Hedrick (father of the leader of the quartette) are to be with us on July llth and 12, they are a fine group and Dr. Hedrich is a very forceful speaker. They will also render * number of in strumental numbers. IM*nyi will recall this fine quartette singing in the evening at the fourth of July celebration also at the church. So remember the dates July 11 and 12. Don’t miss this treat. S. L. Boyce, pastor. my property east of Kent. 1 sour stomach, and where** I for- Jack Rucker merly lived cm * liquid diet. 1 Wood to Sell or Ttode hor CtUe - or Grain. W. Fenwick, Mosier, I «■“•a Iore n xu nn y I^nncr i . Your h your friend. umith Oregon. 6 miles south on Long Ask him about Williams S. L. K. Prairie road. 4 t p Formula. v— too. * • -- feel - - ------- — You, should For Sale: 16 indh dry pine and grateful for this wonderful doctor's prescription for stomach, liver and fir wood. O. R. Hulse. Mosier. kidney disorders. Williams 3. L. K. Formula is sold and recom mended by the Grass Valley Phar macy, the Moro Pharmacy and the Wasco Pharmacy, and they will re fund the purchase price if you are not satisfied with the results after a trial. 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