Sherman County journal. (Moro, Or.) 1931-current, July 26, 1935, Page 3, Image 3

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THE SHERMAN COUNTY JOURNAL. MORO. OREGON
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FRIDAY. JULY 2«. 1WÓ
PAGE THESE
Moro Girl Weds
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Perry Johnston was in Redmond
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Sunday and brought Roger Morse lY|ll|nnC I JR (TP FC
of the extension work at Corvallis lflUUIPd
Bang’s Disease
here to survey the county in prep-! < .
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the B“” di’e•“ At Grass Valley Eradication
Miss Em ma jean Stephens re^ ___________ _
Begins Manday
turned last week from Cornell uni-
Mr. and Mrs. William Nau of Alleo Susanna and Tristram.
trails.
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Yamhill spent last Wednesday at Beck, (Barrington)—Th® gallants, Lide and Johansen—Ood-le-uk the
the home of Mr. and Mrs. George Barry and Barr—Redskin the Pio­
wanderer. *
Wilson.
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Marie,¿Grand Duchess—Education
Mr. and Mrs. Jay McKay, Mr. Bill—The Red Prior’s legacy.
of a princes^.
and Mrs. Alfred Lyons and daugh­ Bishop and Brodeur—The alter of Marshall—The deputy,, at Snow
the legion.
ters Edna, Mary Lou and Sammie
Mountain.
School Ma’ams Travel In
Jean,
and
sons
Carl,
Earl
and
Jack
Bullen—Frank Brown, sea appren- Mason—From the horn of the moon
ver.ity where«
h„ been dur- Local Men Attend Meeting
and Robert Schillings motored to tice.
Miln—Ruben and Ivy Sen.
ing the past school year. Miss
8. B. Foster, who will be in Rufus Sunday where they had pic­ Comstock—Roads to the revolution. Nicholson—Clever Bill.
Style Through West
Stephens came from Chicago to At Walla Walla
charge of the eradication work on nic lunch and bought fruit.
Conner—The quest of the sea otter O‘Hara—From hunters to herds-
Seattle on an airplane in fourteen
Bang’s disease in Sherman county
। men.
Miss Della Helyer spent the past Coward—Cavalcade
hours and found the moonlight ---------------------
will arrive Monday to begin work. week visiting friends in Hend.
Mother Goose—Nursery rhyme
Daniel
—
The
honor
of
Dunmore.
Miss Gwendolen Foss, daughter
’ J Shelton Fritt, is down with tho Cattle of tye farmers who cooper-1
Mrs.
Ben
Leatherwood
of
Co
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Muhmmy* (Dauteur)—Joan ( and Oppenheim—Simple Peter Cradd.
. -of Mr« and. Mrs. John Foss, was _ Erie Gordon, district ranger at mumps having taken the illness ate in the project will have a
, Patch—Holiday Pond.
quille
and
sons
Harley,
Jimmie
and
Pierre.
married Wednesday July 17, in Dufur, will be here August 3, at as he was finishing the job of put- . blood test given their stock. This
Corky
are
visiting
the
formers
Provost—Vagabond’s ward.
Dobie—Coronado’s child rent
Seattle to John Matson, a resident 8 p. m at the courthouse to aid ting his combine in shape for har- may be repeated four time» if
parents,
Mr
and
Mrs.
George
Mc
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Reed
—The earth for Sam.
Eaton—Jeanne D’Arc, the warrior
of Dayton where Mrs. Matson has m organizing a cooperative fire vest
conditions seem to indicate that Kay.
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Rinehart—M iss Pinkerton. *
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been a high school teacher for a crew. These crews are subject to
Frank and Ted von Borstel drove I Bang’s disease may be in the herd.
Mr. and Mr$. J. H. Wilson were Eberhart—The mystery of Hunt­ Arnim, (Elizabeth)—Father.
call in case of a large fire and are I
number of years.
Condemned cattle will be paid for shopping in The Dalles Wednesday.
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। to Walla Walla Monday to hear the
Sabatini—Captain Blood returns.
ing End.
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Several bus loads of eastern paid more than the ordinary crew ( secreUry of agriculture speak. A. by the government with |50 as
Scoville—Wild honey.
A
number
of
young
folks
from
Field
—
Calico
Bush.
school ma’ams went through town that is picked up to figlht fore^,^ Dunlap was another attendant the top price. For instance, if a
Seabrook—Gao of the Ivory coast.
Kent attended th® dance at Willow­ Feurber—American Beauty.
Wednesday and Thursday on a fires. Members of the crew may from this part of the country,
cow is condemned and can be sold dale Saturday evening.
Bower—Dark horse.
Fillmore—The stuffed parrot.
tour of the west. They have com­ be excused if thejr personal busi-
for beef she is sold. The owner
The well on the George
Geori
1 Smith—Arabella and Araminta.
Vintin
Mrs.
Ida
Davis,
Pauline
Davis
Finger—Courageous companions
pleted the northern route and are ness needs them at the time of property is
Terhune—My friend the dog.
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being cleaned out and gets the price. And in addition he and Viola Hansen of Moro were Geister—What shall we play.
on, their way to California from the fire.
। Verne—The omnibus Jules Verne.
the machinery repaired so that it will receive an indemnity equal to guests at the J. C. Wilson home Grey—Arizona Ames.
where they will go through Texas
Williamson—Baby Bear
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can be used to supplement the city the appraised value and the market Sunday.
Huber—Cinder the cat.
and Arizona before turning north.
A
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w®ter supply during the summer. price provided this difference is no
Mr»
Alfred
Lyons
and
Mr.
and
Jastrow—Piloting your life
Carroll Sayrs and family are in
George Witter is down from Kent more than $25 for a grade animal Mrs. Jay McKay were shopping in ( Justus—The other side of
Portland this week to have Frank H j
and |50 for a purebred.
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to aid in the work.
The Dalles Friday.
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examined for his sinus trouble he
Contracts with the government
Delbert
Stow,
eon
of
Mr.
and
Mr. and Mrs. George McKay en- Karazih—Cranes flying south.
developed while swimming at Cor­
Mm Floyd Stow w'ho has been vis- must
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. be . signed before
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. the . veter- terUined the following guests Sun- Kely (iMtercian)—Spanish holiday I
vallis.
Despite the work of the govern- iting here with his grand father, inarian
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a"y
Full Gospel Assembly
day for dinner: Mr. and Mrs. Bert Kyne—Lord of Lonely Valley.
Mabel Byers returned this week
ment toward crop reduction and left this week for his home in work on the herd. The work ends Cox, Warren Morgan. Mr. and Mrs. Lampman —North west . nature Sunday School ........... .10:00 a. m.
from an extended stay in Califor­ allotment contract« the number of
this year on December 31 and must
Morning Service ........ 11.00 a. m.
Bend.
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nia with an aunt. She is again
be started immediately in order Louis Schadewitz and son Teddy ---- ■--------
! Evening Service ........... 7:45 p. m.
acres in fanns in the United States
Matt
Simon
and
wife
were
in
and
daughter
Nelda
of
Moro;
Mrs.
«a
Mo 121 A.F. & A.M
working for the McKee brothers. has increased since 1930 according
Fossil Sunday visiting and observ- to give time for a sufficient num­ Ben Leatherwood and sons Harley
M oru. Oregon_
Miss Dorothy Foss is home again to the survey made last winter by ing the pioneer picnic on Service ber of testa.
Subject: TRUTH
and Jimmie of Coquille, Mr. and
« the 1st and 3rd
after spending a couple of weeks a force of men working under the creek.
Golden Text;.Psalms 31:5. Thou
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Mrs. Art Oratty and daughters
Thursday evenings of hast redeemed me’ O Lord God of
at Seaside. She "will teach near census bureau.
Mrs. Wren Hogue is a recent vic­
Dorothy, Ruby and Grace and sons
each month. Visiting truth.
Astoria next winter.
There are now over 70.000,000 tim of the mumps having waited
Floyd and Clyde; . Mr. and Mrs,
member? cordially in­
Lavon Sayrs came home Satur­ acres more land in farms than in until nearly everyone was over it
Responsive Reading: Psalms 57:
Ernest Smith and daughters Joyce
vited
tn meet with us. 2. 3, 5, 7-11; 91:1-4
day evening after completing a 19301 The survey was of land in before contracting the disease.
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and Virginia and son Billy of Kentn c. Sparling, W. M.
term at summer school.
Community Presbyterian Church
farms, not cropped land.
Mr. and Mrs. Con Buckley were nAnnfPn 54 f" r iiufv The occasion being the birthday
C. V. Belknap- «Sect
Avery Harrison from Grande
“The Son of Man Cometh” is the
In Oregon there was an increase here Sunday to visit with friends. *< VU VI Vil Gl 1 <11 Lj
anniversaries of Virle Cox and:
Moro l.od^e No. 113, I. O. O. F.
Ronde was visiting the first of the of nearly a million acres according
subject of the sermon by Rev. Law­
Joyce Smith, also the reunion of I
W. B. Knox, who operates the
Moro, Oregon
“«-week with his aunt, Mrs. W. J* to the survey and in an increase Tygh Valley flour mill, stopped
rence H Mitchelmore, pastor, at
Mr. and Mrs. McKay’s five daugh
Martin. .. :
the .11 o’clock service. Special
in the number of farms from 55,-1 here for a short time Tuesday.
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Meets
1st
and
3rd
ters who had not all been home to­
Visitors Come From Valley
music.
Mrs. Elsie VanSlack and children 153 to 64,826. Farms in the UniU
Tuesdays in the
The Chas. Engel family are hav-
gether in eight years.
Sunday School at 10 a, m., C. Jv
visited here with her father G. B ed States as a whole increased ing a tough time with mumps and । To K
LO.O.F. hall- Tran
Bourhill and other relatives this about 550.000 during the five year whooping cough and harvest all
sient and visiting Thompson, general superintendent,
week.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS
brothers are cordi­ has classes for all ages, and wel­
period. Sherman county was one coming at once.
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Mrs. E.iL. Douglas, j^ughterof | of the few counties of the state ‘ I Come in and see us about cooling!
All creditors of the estate of
ally invited to meet comes strangers who have no oth­
er church home. Our orchestra
Mr. and Mrs. G. C. vOin is here | r that
showed
a
decrease
in
the
num-
with us.
Margaret
Hill,
deceased,
are
noti
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------------------------------------------------ I room before renting one. You’ll
For the pleasure of Mrs. Jay Me-
needs trumpets and violins. Any
L. © Rice N. G.
for a visit with h5r parents.
ber of farms and the drop here was like our proposition. E. Old*
j KaX» a Jun? bride, friends and fied to present their claims with
Joe Truit, Secretary- who play musical instruments are
Station agent Mac had his car school mates met at the home of proper vouchers to the undersigned
Mrs. L.' L. Peetz returned home from 369 to 367. Gilliam county
invited to come and join 'the or­
Lupine Rebecca Lodge No. 116
from Portland Monday after spend dropped one and Morrow gained wrecked Sunday while driving on Mrs- Alfred’ Lyons, the brides at the office of the County Clerk at
ganization.
Moro,
Oregon,
within
six
months
four
while
Wheeler
county
showed
the
highway
near
Umatilla
and
mother,
and
gave
her
a
miscellan-
ing a few weeks there.
Moro, Oegon
while he is about the car is still eous shower Wednesday afternoon, from the date of this notice, to-wit:
Mrs. Susie Hasting and her an increase of forty farms.
Meets 2d and 4th Tu­
laid up for repairs.
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July 17. Those present were Mrs. July 19th, 1935.
son, Charles Cunningham,
Herbert Hill, Administrator.
Herb Dohm and family of The Theo von Borstel, Mrs. IMax Pluem-
esdays of each month
' are here this week for a visit. They NOTICE OF SHERIFF’S SALE
I *AM LICENSED
Dalles were visitors in Grass Vai- he. Mrs. J. H., Mrs. John and Mrs.
/ Visiting members wel
live at Vancouver, Washington.
OF REAL PROPERTY
J. c. Wilson; Mrs. W. C. Helyer, TOWN LIBRARY
RRSliJ come.
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Walter Ruggles is driving a new
ley
Sunday.
tate of
On Saturday, the 17th day of
Viola Hansen, N. G.
Chevrolet coupe.'*
Darwin Wilcox, son of Mr. and Mrs Art CrAtty, Mrs. Ben Leather- RECEIVES BOOKS
August, 1935, at the hour of ten
regon to soli
wood, Mrs. Wm. Mitchell, Mrs. Vi Akeley—Jungle portraits.
Lila Bull, Secretary.
Miss Melba Thogerson is visit­ o’clock a. m., at the front door of Mrs. Lawrence Wilcox of Portland,
Haynes,
Mrs.
H.
E.
Morrow;
Misses
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utomobile
ing friends in The Dalles this week. the courthouse in Moro, Sherman came up Tuesday afternoon to look
Phyllis. Laurie and Jean Haynee;
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Mary Grace Cox of Troutdale U County, Oregon, I will sell at pub­ foj/a job in harvest.
nsurance
for
A bit of a rain storm fell here Marguerite, Clarice ►nd Juanita
spending a week or ten days with lic auction to the highest bidder
Mitchell;
Evelyn
Davis,
Bertha
and
THE AETNA INSUR­
Reatha Sayrs
for cash, the following described Tuesday morning for, about ten
Helyer; Nellie Wilson and
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Jane Noren®, daughter of Mr. regl property - located in Sherman minutes and drenched things until Myrtle
ANCE CO.
the wind came up to blow it away. Geraldine Norton. The bride re-
and
Norene. of, Portland, is County, Oregon, to-wit:
It
was
probably
the
forerunner
of
ceived
a
number
of
useful
gifts,
here to spend a part of the
Lots numbered Four and
I INVITE YOU TO CALL
the more southernly storm.
Refreshments were served.
mer at the Martin Melzer ranch.
Five of Section Six, Township
AND GET OUR FIGURES
SPECIAL PRICE:
One North of Range Nineteen, I
Now—Finger wave 25 cents.
East of Willamette Meridian,
ON AUTOMOBILE INSUR­
—Oil Shampoo 50 cents. ' •
containing One Hundred nine­
ANCE BEFORE YOU BUY.
Was—Finger wave 50 cents.
teen and 35-100 acres, more
—Oil Shampoo 75 cents
^Spring Prints for your new house dress
or less, according to Govern­
For week of July 29 onlyv
ment Survey, Sherman County,
( . Arnold Landry
Overalls, Jumpers, Shirts, and all kinds of
Take advantage of the F. H. A. and im­
Oregon.
Since the publication of the story
Said sale is made under execu-l
prove your home. * This is an opportunity
DRYGOODS
Agent
about Joe Shearer and his grade tion issued out of the Circuit Court!
we have received a letter from of the State of Oregon for the!
of a lifetime to get those improvements you
AEtna
Casualty
- Surety -
Trade At
Mrs. E. T. Sandmeyer of Buhl. County of Sherman to me directed!
always Planned.
Disability Automobile Insur­
Idaho, who came to Cross Keys on in the case of Elizabeth Fuller,
Quality
ance.
Lower Trout Creek when seven plaintiff, vs. J. H. Ferrell, a single
years old and grew to adulthood man; 0. A.. Carlson, Receiver ofl
Store
For Paint, Kalsomine and all Interior
there. Her childhood name was the First National Bank of The
Yaisli. She speaks of Cassie Dalles, Oregon; State Industrial
Work, consult Tum-A-Lum Lumber Co.
Wright, a niece of the Shearers Accident Commision; and Alma
and other early day residents.
Barnett Fridley, defendants.
F. H. Feike. inspector for the
HUGH CHRISMAN.......
Now is the time to lay in your winter
federal land bank was here this Sheriff of Sherman County, Ore. I
week looking over the county with
supply of Fuel. We are in position to quote
First published July 19, 1935-
W. H. Ragsdale, local agent
Last publication August 9, 1935.
you on Wood, Coal and Briquets at attrac­
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Mr. and Mrs. Giles French were
at Fossil Sunday to attend the pic­
tive prices.
nic of the Eastern Oregon Pion­
eer's association. * Lester Barnum
was also an attendant at the picnic.
Mr. and Mr* R. C.. Jones and
All livestock found on Sections
two children are her® this week 3, 4, South. Range 18E, to Sec. 31 E. E. Gervais, Mgr.
Tum-A-Lum Lumber Co.
from Spokane to visit with Mrs. 4 South, Range 19E, will be taken
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Jones parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. E. up by me.
Barnum.
I. N. Maclnnes, Kent
Roscoe Moore and Marius Douma
have been at Shaniko a week col­
lecting bunch grass seed for the
experiment station. They have a
crew of men and are cutting the
grass from some of the ranges in
DENTIST
that part of the country.
Local people who weree in Wal­
HOME OFFICE, WASCO
la Walla Monday to hear SecreUry
DENTAL X-RAY SERVICE
of Agriculture Wallace speak were:
W. S. Powell. D E. Stephens, W. H.
Ragsdale. Harry Ragsdale, Perry
In Moro the First Week
Johnston. Charles Powell, Giles
in Each Month
French.
Dayton Man
Acres increase Despite
Reduction program
“CHIPRES
Kent Bride
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Groceries
Attention
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Trust us to have the
most complete stock, not only
of staples, but of vegetables too
Joe Truitt
H. Zeigler’s
Hi Pals! Come to The Dalles
Classified Ads
Phone 93 Grass Valley
•American Legion State Convention
and
Dr. J. A. BUTLER
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rr p re
•Old Fort Dalles Frolics
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Here’s that good old "American taste"
- at a price you can afford to pay
A Loan Service to Fulfill
Every Legitimate Need
Whether it be business man or farmer we
have a loan service that fits his need. The
same is true,- too, of the individual for his
personal-use.
We’re interested in your success-
talk things over with us.
100
ASK
FOR
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SCHENLEY’S
WHITE LABEL
BLENDED
WHISKEY
Million in
Resources
............. Manager
--Ass’t Manager
C. R. Harding
L. A. Littleton .
The Dalles Branch
of the
Big Public Events Every Day
World War Spectacle DRAMA
Wednesday Night August 14,
at Amotan Field
20 Thrilling Episodes"—
Cast of 500 Soldiers, Sailors,
Legionnaires and Civilians
United States National Bank
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of Portland
Head Office: Portland, Oregon
Watch for newt of the Program and for further
Announcements next week,
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