«“ SHEMMAN COUNTY JOURNAL. MOMO. OUOON FRIDAY, JUNK 14, 1NÛ.
John Searcy
A young man with bicycle trou
Mike Bibby, George Wilson and
ble stopped at the Moro Garage
For Trade For Sherman County
for repairs Thursday afternoon on
• who were observing their eighth
*^<*vlO (1UU Charles Wilson came up from Port
land Saturday. George and Charles pea, and potato farms in the Nea-
his way to California. He startec
wedding anniversary. Mrs. Sharp
returned Sunday accompanied by perce. Idaha, (not irrigated) Good
from Spokane.
is a cousin of Mrs. Simon.
Mrs. George Wilson and son house with hot and cold water.
Dance: Saturday night, Moro
’ Dance: Saturday night, Moro
George jr.
Barn, and other buildings. Near
Maxine Kirby of Portland, a
| Fred and Bert Cox and families
—.J Mr and Mrs. J. C. Wilson ana school, and two towns, on good
Mrs. Clarence Huis Leaves To At niece of Mrs. Clarence Mersinger Directors Re-Elected By Co-ops
this week from Vancouver
Velma Mstthsu H.me Fer Vacation d*l^h^r Nellie. Mrs. George Sacre roads. For full particulars, write
i is visiting here for some time.
tend Mother’s Funeral
- At Saturday
~
With Parents and , . ant .
Davis G«®- A. Simon, 992 Willamette St.
- an . d Mrs. Ida -----------
Rodney Truitt broke his arm in a
, were business visitors in The Dalles Eugene. Oregon
bicycle
accident
near
the
JcF.nston
T
w
Q
K-
e
7
‘
a
n-
Hear
HneIat
’
«
Harmony
Hea-
John Searcy has been appointed
‘ H s< ill !
J. W. Shepard drove to Biggs thens. Sat Nite.
as cadhier of the Commercial Na home Tuesday. •
The Grass Valley ball club waa
Lawrence Mitchelmore and bride Tuesday evening to meet his two
tional Bank in Hillsboro, after serv
«f
were
given a reception at tthe Pres
^Le^nv^
C. Wilson home Sunday/
ing for several years as liquidator
gri^^nv^on
™ * C WU8on *«>">• Sunday.
byterian
church
Thursday
evening
for the state banking department
"¿.u?1”' fUa"<:h® 8 ««o™- Next Sunday they wiU heW *n that city thia week.
|r y We™ •cc?mP*ni«*
“>
in Hillsboro. Mr. Searcy received with a pot luck dinner. A program
mi .
v i
w aak
v
.Monmouth by Mrs. George Sacre
Hyde, and K>n Bobby, of Higgins
the Antelope team on the
followed
in
which
tlhe
Mitchel
mores
his early training in banking in the
M 8S Velma Matthes has re-1 and infant son where they will
Texas. They will visit here for local diamond.
Moro State and Farmer’s Bank of 1 were presented a chair as a wed several weeks during which time
turned to Kent to spend the sum-i make their future homo.
Iowa Man Telia of Wonderful Re
ding gift from the community.
Mr. Shepard will entertain them by th^baUbonthZ nirhtrf*^ 22
Moro.
P^W,U Mr’
Mr8-1 Mr8’ Jack Rucker
in Grass
lief From Stomach Trouble
Hear Huelat’s Harmony Hea
Mrs. Ruth Huis received word
J. I a Matthes Miss Matthes being Valley Sunday to attend services
making
a
trip
to
the
scenic
parts
____________
Wednesday that her mother, Mrs. thens. Sat. Nite.
a teacher at North Bend the past at the Catholic church,
Here is a letter of interest to
J^dge Carl Hendricks and wife of the northweet, including Crater, • Read the ads in the Journal
Newbill, had died suddenly at her
*W®
year.
many residents of this vicinity.
Lake,
the
Oregon
Coast
Highway
.
.
_
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home in Sileta. With Vernon Flatt,
h®™
afternoon
Elza E. Beck, Mt Ayr, Iowa,
Mrs. George Sacre and son,
Mr. and Mrs. Huts Wft immediately *hl® h® had
<*^1 work and the Columbia river highway. I A new time-keeping instrument George jr. and Nellie Wilson were
writes:
Directors Gus Engstrom and J. made in London has erred only
for Siletz to attend the funeral.
do"®'
_
“I have suffered from catarrh
all day guests Thursday of Mrs
I.
Wilson of the Grass Valey ®>x-thousandths of a second in six
in
Eugene
Hollis
Bull
and
unfn
n-n™
Henry
DeMoss
is
of the stomach for a long time. I
Hollis Bull and wife were <ki?re
FREE
Gari Schadewitz. The occasion be
was unable to eat without food
over the week end from Wallowa
he 18under treatment by Grain Growers were re-elected to monttM. .
ing ttle ninth birthday anniversary Swap advertisments will be
souring
on my stomach and my
their
positions
for
another
two
Dr.
George
Simon.
He
expects
to
on their way to Portland to attend
published in this column FREE stomach seemed raw. I had se
years at the meeting held last Sat-
There are still 20.000 horses in of John Henry Schadewitz.
attend
the
picnic
here'the
22nd.
the Masonic Grand Lodge.
Mrs. Chancey Rambo left Sun of charge during Max and June vere gas pains and was constipated
Dance: Saturday night, Moro urday. There was little sentiment ^Tew York City requiring 600
Lester Conlee was in Portland
day
for her home at Davenport, to subscribers of the Journal.
While I was in the drug store they
to house them.
Perry Johnston was in The toward buying the warehouse fa-
on business the first of the week/
Washington. She was accompanied Write out your ad telling what asked me to try a bottle of Will
Mildred Whalley came Sunday i Dalles Wednesday night to attend a cilities at the present time and on
iams S. L. K Formula and after
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, Some people seem to think that as far as Umatilla by Mr. and Mrs. you want to swap and mail or
I had taken just one bottle I could
to stay during the summer with ' meeting of Odd-Fellowq Ivan the present crop outlook>
John
Wilson.
send
it
in
early
in
the
week.
The large tree at the corner of J*1®. °nly
their Head is for is
Gervais accompanied him to that
eat almost any thing and did not
her aunt Mrs. Margaret Peetz.
Mr. and Mrs. L. V. Walton mot
the
drug
store
fell
during
a
wind
ke
®
p
their
ears
apart.
city
while
on
ibis
way
to
summer
FOR SALE: Standard ____
make have those awful gassy pains and
J. W. Hecht, manager of tihe Mid- '
ored to Portland Friday to attend piano near Moro. Will sacrifice för soreness in mY stomach. I’ve tried
storm of last week and the stump
Columbia Production Credit Corpor school at Corvallis.
the grand lodge meeting of. the unpaid balance. A snap. Easy ¿"‘"Y
DEPARTMENT
of
the
INTERIOR
medicines tat no other
Friday night those with good has been smoothed off to make a
ation of The Dalles, was here Mon
Eastern Star.
terms.
Write
Tailman
Piano
Store
__________
SLtZu
.*3
Wllliam’
U.
S.
Land
Office.
The
Dallee,
day and in company with W. H. radio reception will be able to hear first class stump around which to
RAlom Ciro.
-
j o. Li. a . t ormuia.
Oregon.
May
28,
1935.
Ragsdale, president of the corpor the Sherman county children broad hold the street comer discussions.
’
This wonderful medicine is the
NOTICE is hereby given that
A part of the tree fell two years
ation, made an inspection - trip cast their stories.
Wood to Sell or Trade hor Cattle p''e8criPtio1n of »Phnitiaa fot
Inna I^affoon. formerly Irma Sny
Charles Bollinger of the Oregon ago.
or r.rain - w
v . i
K «tomach. liver and kidney disor-
around the north end of the
Oraann á
í
en
Mo8,er’1 ders, associated with constipation.
City Enterprise was here Tuesday
county. * ’
George Wilcox was in Portland der, of Kent Oregon, who on May
gon. 6 miles south on Long sour or gassy stomach, distress af-
Dance; Saturday night, Moro on a trip through eastern Oregon Friday and Saturday of last week 21, 1928, made Homestead Entry
Full Gospel Assembly
Prairie road.
4 t p ter eating, sick headache, neural-
under
the
Act
Dec.
29.
1916,
No.
in
bdhalf
of
his
newspaper
and
Don and Margaret Ragsdale,
returning tbe evening of Saturday.
Sunday School ........... ; 10:00 ». m.
For
Sale:
16
in«h
dry
pine
and
rhcuma1tie P»in’ neuritis. Hl.
026661,
for
EiSWL
SWJSEi
Sec.
children of Mr. and Mrs 'Ray Rags printing plant.
Dance; Saturday night, Moro 31, T. 3 S., R. 18 E., Lots 2, Morning Service ....... 11.00 a. m. fir wood n p tt „1 o « « •
i
»usness,
dyspepsia,
heartburn,
Wm.
Frail
of
The
Dalles
was
a
| RencraI weakness
and loss
of vital
dale of LaGrande are visiting with
Evening Service ........... 7:45 p. m. nr wood. O. R. Hulee. Moater.
Charles
Olds
left
for
Antelope
7, SWiNEi. SElNWl, E|SW%
caller in Moro Wednesday of this
relatives and friends tihris week.
TO
TRADE
for
Horses
or
Cattle*
•
Christian
Science
Tuesday to go into the mountains WiSEJ, SE1SE1, Sec. 6. WiNEl,
Mm Truman Strong entertain week.
If
suffer don’t wait See
Subject: God The Preserver of 2-Acres with 3 room house near
wr. Seo 7,
7, Township
Township 4,
4, South,'
South, Man.
ed the Junior bridge club Wednes-1 I McKean and Searcy have sold a this summer as packer for Rooper’s EiNWJ.
high school. Battleground. Wash. ^0«
£day at Gray Vd^
sheep
camps.
2t-p. Iey’ M°r° °r
S,t,rf,ction
Wil'omette Meri-| Golden Text: Proverbs 2: 6, 8. See John Thogerson. Mor¿
day afternoon at her home. Four tractor to Truman Cross of Rufus.
K
wm ,
_ si p or your money back.
i It is a 40 horse Deisel made by In
Norma Garrett returned this to
tables were in play.
S? 7 of intention The Lord «iveth wisdom: ... He
week from Monmouth to spend the y
Ima Proof, to establish keepeth the paths of judgment, and
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Ragsdale ternational.
tfoto ¿¿.t
‘,r°Vr
preserveth the way of hi. ..into,
Lost: Pale Red Sow. 350 lbs, been 8Ummer here with her parents.
and Mr. and Mrs. A. S. Johnson left
before
Register,
United
States
l
gone
about
2
weeks.
Seen
near
Th®
boy
scouts
of
this
vicinity
Friday morning for a week end at
Lone Rock.
Tom Douma. 8P*nt the week end on a camping Land Office, at The Dalles. Oregon Co"mnni^ Pr«l>y‘erian Church
Camp Sherman.
on the 9th daj- of July, 1935. —/ ' “Which Way?” will be the sub
trip to the Mt. Hood reserve.
L. H. Nahouse and wife returned
sermon by by the the Rev.
Rev.
Claimant names as witnesses: ject °f of the the senni>n
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Davies
are
visiting
Monday from a short visit to Mc
Daily Vacation Bible school for
Lawrente
Annick,
Mrs.
Lawrence
Lawrence
Mitchelmore,
at
the
in
Portland
with
relatives
this
Minnville and Portland. Their all children of Moro will be held in
Amick. H. A Sommer. C. I. Laffon 11 °’cIock s«™«» Church school.
daughter Marjorie, who has been tlbe Presbyterian church for two ‘ week.
••
J« Thompson, general
Word was received here of the All of Kent, Oregon.
attending Linfield college the past weeks beginning June 17, at 9 a m.
W.
F.
Jackson
Register
BU
P
erint
endent
Junior Christian
illness
of
Mrs.
James
Wilkie,
oi
year, returned with them.
1 according to the Rev. Lawrence H.
======1==^========—Eideavor, 6:30 p. m,, for all from
Olympia,
Washington.
She
is
a
Mrs. W. S. Powell and two dauglh Mitchelmore, minister, who acts as
Kureka Lodge No. 121 A F. A Ajf the fifth through the eighth grade
ters were in Portland the first of superintendent. The school will sister of George Wilcox.
Moro, Oregon
in public school.
Mrs.
W.
Ray
Blake
and
Mr.
and
the week.
meet each day except Saturday and
Meets the 1st and 3rd
Lutheran Church, Grass Valley
Mrs.
John
Wilt
were
in
Portland
Next door neighbors of Mrs. Sunday, from 9 to 11:30.
Thursday
evenings
of
Service
will be held in the
Soren Hansen 45 years ago in
As was the case last year, there last week to attend the Portland
each month. Visiting Methodist church Sunday at 11:00
.
Rose
show.
Michigan stopped for a short visit will be Bible study, Bible dramafP
A members cordially in a. m. Sunday School at 10:15 a» m.
Thelma Fortner is visiting with
with her this week «f ile driving ration, handwork, songs, games and
vited to meet with us. Rev. W. F. Georg of Portland will
throughvthe stata
other features. A picnic and pub relatives near Lexington for a few U. Sparling, W. M.
preach. You are corlially invited
days...
Raymond Henrichs is now a lic demonstration will be held at
C. V. Belknap, Secy. to attend.
The
daughters
of
Mrs.
Lemley,
guard at the Allingham ranger the close of the Bible school. AU
“He that is of God, heareth God's
station near Sisters.
children between the ages of five now Mrs. Tetz. Mrs. Hutchcroft, Moro Lodge No. 413, I~O. O. F. Word.”
David Boardman has been ap and thirteen are invited. A num Mrs. McGowan, were here with
Moro, Oregon "
Graa« Valley Baptist Church
pointed as postmaster at Camn ber of local Sunday school leaders their families for a few days this
Meets
1st and 3rd
The meetings continue this week
Sherman.
will serve as teachers and assis week for a family get together.
Tuesdays in the
Mr. Tetz and Mn McGowan are
conducted by Rev. M. S. Wood
Born: To Mr. and Mrs. Lyman tants.
LO.O.F. hall. Tran worth. We urge the people to at
preparing
for
summer
school.
. Taylor, of Bend, a daughter, Janice
Call on or write us here at The Dalles Branch if you have
, sien,t and Visiting tend these services every evening
Mrs. Glen Garrett and family
Marie, on June 5th, weight 6
brothers
are
cordi
some particular problem which requirt a attention. We’ll
are moving to the Charles French
at 8 p. m.
pounds and 5 ounces. Mrs. Tay
EROSION CAMP
ally invited to meet Regular Services Sunday.
welcome an opportunity to serve you. We make both crop
house.
lor will be remembered here as
with us.
and livestock loans, you know.
Ted Peterson and Wife are at
Church school at 10:00 a. m.
(Continued from page one)
Laura Urquhart.
L.
0.
Rice N. G.
Ontario
where
her
folks
are
put
Preaching
11:00
a.
nt
and
8
p.
m.
including
recreation
grounds
and
Norvell H. Cochran and wife and
Joe Truit, Secretary.
Resources over 95 Millions.
Sunday, 7:30 p. m. the class of
two children were Sunday visitors building sites. The part of the ting up a crop of hay.
Lupine
Rebecca
Lodge No. 116
Wren Hogue came down with the
small pupils of the church vaca
at the home of his aunt and uncle, fair grounds south of the bams will
Moro, Oegon
tion schools conducted by Miss
be the building site, in all prob mumps causing some change in
Mr. and -Mrs E. H. Moore.
C. R. Harding........
-------- --Manager
the
business
set
up.
Earl
Olds
had
ability.
and
the
remainder
of
the
Hear Huelat’s Harmony Hea
fleets 2d and 4th Tu- Ellen Cox will give a program.
L,
A.
Littleton
........
- Ass’t Manager
Miss Ellen is to be commended for
grounds will be used for its cus to go to The Dalles to take his
thens. Sat. Nite.
esdays of each month the work she has done with these
George Moore, former resident of tomary purposes and for recreation truck job and John Rolfe has been
Visiting members wel little folk.
in charge of the meat market for
Moro, came up wiVb Mrs. Clarence by the camp members.
come.
a
few
days.
Add
to
erosion
story
The services will continue next
Morrison Monday for a visit with
Viola
Hansen,
N. G.
of the
week if the interest demands it.
It was understood from Mr. । Mumps patients this week are
old friends. While here he drove
Lila
Bull,
Secretary
Johnson when he was in the coun- Kathryn Burton, Mrs. Lydia Olds
■ S . L. Boyce, pastor.
out to see George Meloy.
Link Huff and wife were here ty that some work would be done ¡and Mrs. Zeigler and three chil-
Sunday to visit Mr. Huff’s mother on the blow lands of the north end dren.
of Portland
Mrs. Sarah Huff who is stopping pf the county and also that the
Robert Schilling celebrated1 his
Head
Office: Portland, Oregon
at the E. H. Moore home for a few steep lands in the northwest por eighth birthday (Monday by invit
tion would receive attention from ing seven other boys in to spena
days.
Ï
Wily W. Knighten accompanied the conservationists.
the day and eat some of his birth
Six Hour Day Followed
George Updegraff to Portland
ASK FOR
day cake.
: ■
The men will work six hours per
Moro
Legion
Hall
Fri da.M W i 1 y remained to attend
Mr. and Mrs. Mathias Simon
:
the Masonic grand lodge session day for five days per week or a
and Mrs. Updegraff returned with total of thirty hours. Transporta-
:
her husband after a visit to Cal tion up to half an hour each way
is done on camp time making a
ifornia with her mother.
J Solos, Duets, Chorus, Skits, Comedy Numbes, and Tap
Mrs. Claud¡na Wooten and in seven or eight hour day away from
Dancing make up the program.
fant son arrived Sunday afternoor eamp for all workmen.
from Walla Walla for a week’s
Adm. 35c & 25c
BLENDED WHISKEY
visit with her parents Mr. and Mrs. eroflioh service bear ithe letters
SCS following the practice of tlhe
W. J. Martin near town.
Miss Georgiana Irby of Arling irmy initialing commonly used
CHASSIS AND GEAR
They stand for Soil
ton visited last week end at th< words.
PINT
Conservation Service and this one
A. ft Johnson home.
Cod- >
23&
will
be
number
4
making
the
army
H. M. Stephens was in Mitch
$1.75
e’.l a part of this week to do som< lesignation SCS-4. The name for
* YOU CAN
work on the bank there as he if •nailing purposes will be Camp
FIFTH
Code No. 2S&R
in charge of it as well as the Sher Moro, if preliminary recommen-
iations are followed.
man county hanks.
Now Cashier
Kansas Women
£,uther Davis and
■
Visiting Here
Wife At Grange
UNABLETO EAT
NOW FEELS FINE!
Classified Ads
à -m
rr p rr
We’re Interested In
Your Farm Problems
The Dalles Branch
United States National Bank
CONCERT
Friday, June 14
8 p.m.
By Voice Improvement Chib of The Dalles
SCHENLEYS
RED LABEL
$1.10
R ubrication
EPEND ON
SherifFs SALE
Wednesday, June 19, 1935
W. A. May Farm Residence
Situated about 12 miles east of Moro, Oregon
In keeping with our policy of
offering the finest in automo-
tive service, we invite you to
have your car lubricated by
our experts using the
Sale begins at IO o’clock a. m
12 Head of Horses
3 Head of Milch Cows
1 Sow
, ♦
2 Pigs
1 Rotary Rod Weedcp
1 Wooden Weeder
1 Blacksmith Outfit and All Hnad Tools
12 Sets Harness, including Collars, Bridles, Lines and1 Halters
1 3-bottom 14” Oliver Gang Plow
1 Iron Wheel Wagon .
2 Mitchell Wagons, 1 31 and 1 31
1 Header Box
1 20-foot Iron Harrow
20-foot Wood Harrow
1 16-hoe Superior Grain Drill
1 interest in 1 Calkins Grain Cleaner
4 loads of Chaff
Two-thirds interest In approximately 480 acres of growing wheat
Two-thlrds Interest in approximately 800 acres of 1935 spring plow-
t . ing
• . _
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■ -. ■ — , -
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“Caterpillar Diesel “35
99
Has. run less than 2000
hours, on farm work
only. •
OF, CHASSIS AND
GEAR LUBRICATION
•Viscosi Costine for MetaJ
Longer life—better service— ,
fewer repairs when important
chassis points and costly gears
are positively protected by
Viseóte lubricants.
Moro Garage
•Priced—
for immediate sale
This has it — that good
old "American taste"
Groceries
Trust us to have the
most complete stock, not only
of staples, but of vegetables too
Q Spring Prints for your new house dress
Overalls, Jumpers, Shirts, and all kinds of
Address Inquire* to
Moro Grain Growers Ass’n
DRYGOODS*
Trade At
H. Zeigler’s