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About Sherman County journal. (Moro, Or.) 1931-current | View Entire Issue (May 31, 1935)
. fME •BKRMAN COUNTY JO UMNAL, MORO, mŒUON FRIDAY, MAY 31, 1983 * PAGR THRU —111 I I officials have added several head Teacher — What is velocity? to the population of the town for Student—It’s what a person puts the past week. The unusually a hot plate down with. large number of witnesses called for the Illingsworth vs Union Pa Census Man—How old are you, cific Stages case brought many to madam ? town and there are several others Madam—I'm 25. If you are suffering from kid- interested in the case who attended. Census Man—Oihi, anybody might ney disorders, burning pains, ner- Results of the county historical Beth Mersinger and Lois Kenny A. A. Dunlap Was been confined easily say you were five years1 vousness, contest will be announced next are down with the mumps this stiffness, rheumatic liia tViA the naai past wnab week Hll due tn '_____ _ J i L __ to hnJ his bed to youngen ___ ! pains, loss of vitality, don’t waste week, according to Supertendent illness. | Madam—Oh. I’ve already done a minute. . Get a bottle of Will Knighten, aa the judges will have Paul Goddard left Wednesday iams S. L. K. Formula and if not The graduation exercises of the that. made their decision by that time for his home at Reedsport delighted with results your money Prise winning essays will be print Kent high school and the eighth Misses Bertha Craig and Eleanor will be refunded. Sold and guaran- ed in the Journal after the contest Biggness left Saturday for their grade, were held Friday evening, t teed by the Grass Valley, Moro has closed. May 21. The main speaker of the and Wasco Drug Stores. homes in Portland and Miss Radtke evening was Superintendent Brum- ________ George Vintin is wearing a left Sunday for Athena where she baughl of Wasco county. His topic broader smile since receiving a will spend the summer with her FREE TEACHERS EXAMINATION was "Educational Aims.” Both, telegram announcing the birth of a parents. Swap advertisments will be Notice is hereby given that the high school graduates, Evelyn Da Jack Beckwith, of Pendleton, is little grand son at the Deaconess vis and Margaret Dunlap spoke on published in this column FREE County School Superintendent of Hospital in Wenatche. Washington, taking the place of Dick Crane as Ci|izenship. The diplomas were; of charge during May and June Sherman County, Oregon, will hold who will make hia home with Mr. court reporter for this term ol the regular examination of appli presented to the graduates by I to subscribers of the Journal. and Mrs. E. L. Douglas of that court. Mr. Crane is in the Wasco J. H. Wilson, chairman of the board Write out your ad telling what cants for States teachers’ certifi city. county court where he usually cates at Moro as follows: of directors. The grade school ^ou *° swaP an*i ma‘l or Harry Ragsdale returned home makes the pot hooks. Commencing Wednesday, June 12, graduates were Eileen Gregg, An- 1 sen< l * n < ‘ ®rly in the week. R. J. Cunliff and wife left Sat- Saturday afternoon and remain«! 1935 at 9 o ’ clock a. m. and continu ita Dunlap, Margaret Holmes, Lu- FOR SALE. Cheap, an all loath- until Friday when be returned to urday for the upper Hood River ing until Friday June 14 1935, at ther Davis and Donald von Borstel. | er davenport and a small ice box. valley where Mr. Cunliff will Portland for further treatment 4 o’clock p. m Eileen Gregg and Luther Davis See Mrs. Jessie Henrichs. Mr. and Mrs. Clem Eslinger strengthen his muscle during the Wt-dnisday Forenoon—U. S. His spoke in behalf of their class on I came up from Hillsboro Tuesday summer piling lumber. tory, Writing (penmanship) Ge "Tools’* and The Spirit of Ix?arn-1 $100 reward for information a- for a brief visit With relatives ometry, Botany. ing. ” Superintendent Wily W. 1)0111 Persons trespassing or mol- in this county. They took Mrs. A MEAN LOW-DOWN SHRIMP ! Knighten presented the eighth esting cattle or other stock on Wednesday Afternoon — Physiol R. C. Jones, a sister of Mrs. Es- ogy, Reading, Composition, Gen i my property east of Kent. grade diplomas. She saw her husband slyly fold linger's, home with them on their eral History. I . . . . , I Jack Rucker a piece of paper and put it away I he school faculty was enter-1 return. Prof. Robert H. Gault of Northwestern university demonstrates Ids I Thursday Forenoon — Arithmetic, Wood to Sell or Trade hor Cattle Mrs. E. H. Thompson returned in the fartherest comer of the top teletractor on Harry Goddard, who Is deaf, as Mrs. John A. Wolfer looks tained by Mrs. Max Pluemke at History of Education, Phychol- to her home in Pendleton Tuesday, bureau drawer. If he had careless on. Doctor Gault's device, representing eleven years of research, works a dinner Friday. Those present or Grain. W. Fenwick. Mosier | ogy. Geology. after visiting a week at the G. C. ly thrown it in, she would have on the vacuum tola* p.inclple of the radio. Amplified sound waves are were Mr. and Mrs. F. C. Darby. Oregon. 6 miles south on Long Thursday Afternoon — Grammer, 4 t p thought nothing of it. But she transmitted lu the ¡inner tips through a metal disk, enabling the deaf to Harriet Fredrickson, Martha Hen Prairie road Vintin home. Geography, American Litera drickson, Mrs. Orville Hockman Elmer Barsee and Paul Goddard aak«j: "What’s thatR” And| he hear through the k I l . j . ture. Physics- For Sale: 16 inch dry pine and Irene Potratz. were at the Metolius fishing this answered, sheepishly, "Oh, noth fir wood. O. R. Hulse, Mosier. I Friday Forenoon — Theory and Practice, Orthography (spelling) week returning Tuesday evening' ing.” The Achievement day for the TO TRADE for Horses or Cattle: Wars post. She kept wondering what it was Physical Geography, English Lit- John Walker left last week af Kent grade school was held Thurs 2-Acres witlh 3 room house near Born: To IMr. and Mrs. Adelbert erture. ter completing his third year as which he said was of no impor Reese of Shaniko at the S. B. day May 23. The following pro high school. Battleground, Wash. Friday Afternoon — School Law, tance. As soon as he was gone principal in the school here. Holmes home here a son, Monday. gram was given: Class Will, Anita See John Thogerson, Moro 2t-p Algebra, Civil Government. Book Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Barzee left she looked at it. This is wlhat she Tom Garrett and wife drove to Dunlap; Class poem and Class keeping. Any borrowed property not re Wednesday for Newport to remain read: "I’ll buy you that new hat Monmouth Monday with their achievements, Eileen Gregg; Class turned by the Moro High School, a few weeks resting from the you want so much if you are able WILY W. KNIGHTEN dauglntter Norma who returned to History, Donald von Borstel; Club please see Arthur Johnson. tt> resist the tempation and will • spring work. County School Superintendent- Achievements, Geraldine Norton; her studies there. Clayton Vinton arrived home leave this paper alone’’ "Home on the Range ” and ''Smile Henry Tetz has been improving Now she’s in a pickle. How can Tuesday night, having finished John Conroy sold his wool Mon his time the last week with fishing Awhile” sung by 6th, 7th, and she claim the hat without giving another years work at Pacific Uni day for 22 cents per pound which in the Deschutes. He and his fam 8th grades. Song by eightth. grade herself away? versity tops the market by two cents and ily are visiting from Rufus. girls. After the program refresh- I Miss Viola Hansen has been ill is the best price reported for this Glen King and family and tihe ments were served to all present. | Don’t draw wrong conclusions. district so far this year. The top for several days this week and her J. E. Norton and Geraldine, Miss V l B. Eakin family were attendants place in the clerk's office has been When the modern wife is engaged price paid here to date Ihas been Rena Norton, Mrs. J C. Wilson and at the Masonic picnic in Dufur in sewing dainty little garments 20 cents. taken by Miss Pauline Davis. Roy Norton left for Portland Sun Sunday, Mrs. H. M. Stephens returned * of tiny size—the chances are they Ben Leghorn has rented a place day morning where the former will Arnold Sharp and wife were Sun Friday from Idaho where she had ■ are for herself.—Pathfinder. near Terrebonne with the privilege day guests at the Simon home. attend to business. been visiting for several days of buying and is moving there to Essay Contest Being Judged Now Deaf.May Hear Through the Skin Commissioner Kidney Sufferers^' Amazed At Dunlap Better a Classified Ads Conroy Gets Top Price For Wool Giles French was in Portland WHEN AN INCH IS A LOT begin his farming operations. Saturday to attend a meeting of The ball club is giving a dance Rainfall as' everyone knows is /June 8, as a benefit for the boys tae newspaper men of the state, Arrangements were made for the measured in inches and fractions of to pay the season’s expenses. Prit- convention which is to be held in inchew But few people realize the shau’s orchestra will play. Sev- immense quantity of water involved eral more games are on the sche Hood River this July. Mrs. Sarah Huff arrived here in an inch of precipitation. An dule including one with Antelope for a visit Tuesday and is at the inch of rain over an acre of ground Sunday. is equal to 27,143 gallons of water Ernie Moore home. Born: To Mr. and Mrs. Herman Jack Noonan is putting a new and would be sufficient to fill a cis Peters Thursday of last week, a coat of paint on the Poley house tern 20 feet square and nine feet son. named Arden Glinn. now occupied by J. B. Adams in deep. It would weigh over' 113 Frank Henry of Malone, Wash., preparation for the contemplated tons. and Mrs. Leona Rooney were here removal of the doctor to Moro. to visit with the Pike family this Charlie Belshee shipped three If some men were asked what week. cars of cattle from this branch they would do if they were preei- • Pupils of Miss Vivian Trounce Saturday night One was from dent they’d have to go home and in both piano and violin gave a re- Shaniko and belonged to Fisher, ask their wives. I citai at the Tom Alley home Tues- one from Kent were from Aman- day afternoon. Those appearing dus von Borstel and one from Grass on the program were Doris Strad- Valley was from O. N. Ruggles and ley and Ivan Gervais, violins. De Will Holme* lores and Agnes Simon, Zela Rug Neal Freeman has about finished gles, Thelma Fortner and Mildred Full Gospel Assembly -* the job of redecorating the Pres Alley, pianos. Mrs. Inez Sargent i Full Gospel Assembly byterian church. was a visitor from Wasco. 10:00 a m. Ralph Briabine and family and Sunday School .. Percy Larson and Con Buckley 11.00 a. m' were here Sunday canvassing the Mrs. Bucholtz returned Friday Morning Service . 7:45 p. m* county to find the sentiment toward afternoon from Salem where they Evening Service Christian Science had attended the annual sessions I establishing a Veterans of Foreign Subject: Ancient and Modern --------- -------------------------- of the Odd-Fellow and Rebekah Necromancy. Alias Mesmerism and lodges. The members of the 4-H cook Hypnotism, Denounced SPECIAL OFFER Golden Text: Psalms 92:7. When ing class of Moro entertained their for a limited time mothers Wednesday afternoon with the wicked spring as the grass, and a tea held at the D. E. Stephens when all the workers of iniquity home. A program of songs and do flourish; it is that they shall be talks was given and responses destroyed forever. Respondve 'Reading: Jeremiah Water Crystals made by the mothers. Lester Barnum took a load of 51: 1, 6. 9, 10. 12 25 53 For a LIMITED TIME ONLY, Lutheran Church sheep to Portland Saturday night with every purchase of a Services in the Methodist church . Lee McGinnis was , here for standard |1.00 package of for Decoration day from Corvallis. Sunday at 11 a. m. Sunday school Crazy Water Crystals, we at 10:15 a. m. Every body welcome. He is a cousin of Bob Hoskinson. Subject: "Christ ’ s ascension into will give you one special size Roy Shields, who was the de Heaven. ” package absolutely FREE. fense attorney in the case recently W. E,. Georg, pastor. tried in the circuit court here, BUY ONE worked in the harvest fields in GET ONE Standard Size Sherman county thirty years ago Special Size JUNE Clifford Rowe left Monday for the summer and the other teachers have also gone with the exception of Mr. Davies and Mr, Hughes who is finishing up some work at the school house. Captain M. E. Hazen of St. Helens. Oregon, was a week end visitor at the Peter Peters home. Mrs. John H. Flynn of St. Hel ens, sister of Mrs. Peter Peters was a week end visitor at their home, Grange members worked their grass nursery and tree nursery Tuesday afternoon with good old fashioned hoes. FREE RÄNGE P acific P ower & L ight C ompany Do you CUFIES CRAZY near Grass Valley. Miss Freda Rice, recent grad uate of the Moro High School. plans to begin nurse’s training in The Dalles soon. Lloyd Henrich« is reported to be a victim of the mumps and is taking it easy at his homa Defendants and plaintiff's their witnesses and attorways. with jurnr«. nrosnective jurors and Moro, OregdB Meets the 1st tetd 3rd Thursday evenings of each month. Visiting members cordially In vited to meet with us. DANCE 8th with Grass Valley Ball Club Pritshau’s Orchestra $l'2ü F ree “MoroTodge Nw U>» I* Ou O. F- Moro, Oregon Meet« 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. O Rice N. G. Joe Trait, Secretary Lupine Rebecca Lodge Na* 116 Overalls, Jumpers, Shirts, and all kinds of DRYGOODS Trade At H. Zeigler’s Quality Store knOW just how much electric I’ll show you what it saves me! SAVES LABOR Present owners of electric ranges have learned to take full advantage of the very reasonable electric rates. They have proved that electric cooking is low-cost cooking and much more econom ical than old-fashioned methods. Because these lucky women have benefited so much, they naturally talk electric cooking to their friends. So if someone praises her electric range to you, heed her. For once you discover No soot or smoko, no moro pot scour ing, no firing up. SAVES MOREY Cook and dussart In thrift cooker utlng mostly "low" hoot. No trans- for of flavors or odors. in every way, you’ll never want to cook’by any other method! Grass Valley Pharmacy You can now buy a new electric range for*10 down! Many attractive models to choose from at dealers or in our store. Prices begin as low as $95.50. Convenient monthly terms include small carrying charge. Particularly attractive is the range at left, which has high-speed heating coils, thrift cooker, over-size insulated oven, timer clock, automatic oven temperature control and many other up-to-the-minute features; Dr. Butler SEE YOUR DEALER OR DENTIST P acific P ower & L ight C ompany ^Always at Your Service will be in his Moro Hotel Office Next Week June 3d to 8 th inclusive Meets 2d and 4th Tb- esdayw of each month Visiting members we I come. Viola Hansen, N. G. Lila Bull, Secretary ^Spring Prints for your new house dress cooking will save you? Look C. Sparling, W. M. C. V. Belknap. Secy. 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