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About Sherman County journal. (Moro, Or.) 1931-current | View Entire Issue (Aug. 2, 1935)
THE SHERM a N COUNTY JOURNAL MORO, OREGON Miss McClain Miss Stephens Feted Fire Burns Grass FRIDAY, AUGUST 2, 1936. PAGI THRU Relatives Visit of Bend were over night visitors I v r t Friday at the home of Mrs. Cox- ( j 3 | li WC nett’s brother, Roy J. Harbin. They' J • I »A J also stopped at Kent a short time ¿V H V . Ci 1 r evening on their way Latieran Church Two miscellaneous showers were I Service wil be held next Sunday More Oregon farmers can tell given the past week in the honor Mr. and Mrs. John Wilson and in the Methodist church« Grass you acurately this year what the| son Kenneth were visitors at the Valley at 11:00 o'clock. Sunday of Miss Em ma jean Stephens, whose coat of a crop is in comparison to Party Given For Miss Barnett Chester Smith home at Moro Sun school at 10.15. Rev. Fleckenstein marriage to Mr. K. G. Peterson will returns than have ever been able day. of Portland will be in charge of be an event of Sunday, August 4- to do it before. The reason is that On Fifteenth Birthday Moro Man Transferred To (Mrs. J. L. Gentry and daughter the services. At the first Mrs. Roscoe Moore Infant Son cf Chas. Engel D’ei more fam records are being kept' Bessie and son Ronald of Moro, A cordial welcome is extended and 'Miss Leora Peetz as hostesses this year in practically every Ore- . Ç/ook County fron Union From Whooping Cough and Mrs. J. U. Leonard of Hood to all to attend the service. gon county than at any time in the1 Mr* and Mre- Walter Norton of entertained twenty four of the past, records of the extension agri- Hoshins and Mr. and Mra. Warren River, were dinner guests Friday, Community Presbyterian Cborch younger set at the L. L. Peetz home ‘’Three Philosophies of Life" is cultural economics section at OSC Nor*°n Harrisburg arrived at ®t the J. . Wilson home. . . Miss Marjorie (McClain arrived BrldKe the diversion of the A grass fire that destroyed see the subject of the sermon at 11 Kent Saturday evening for a few ■ Sunday from Philadelphia to be- ®*en‘n«’ “r’’ Floyd Root winnmg eral acres of pasture on the Finne show. Approximately 1500 copies of d*ys visit at the J. E. Norton home. Doc: “ When did you first suspect a- ~ -- w the This is — an • — answer to come the bride of Lieutenant the P"": , Kifl" gan ranch occurred Saturday af Friends of Rose Ellen Barnett tliat Xour husband was not all rigQit Question, “wfhat parable of Christ Charles A. ¡Richardson, command- were d»,n‘y refreehment. ternoon. It attracted people from the Oregon farm record book were suggests a number of philosophies ing officer of the CCC camp here. I . . ,. ... „ all over the south end of the coun distributed during the 12 months gave her a pleasant surprise Sat- mentally?” Mrs. Jones: “When he shook the of hi® followed by men and women Their license was granted August . ®’eJ-on<l w**s held at the Ma ty who came to aid in putting it ending June 30. In addition hun- urdaiy evening. July 27, by gatlher- 1. Miss McClain was a secretary H*“ haU ’;h,cb Wlth hall tree and began feeling around the first century, and the twen- - • under control. Oscar Ruggles had dreds of AAA farm record books ing at her home in honor of her fiL century ? ” There will be tieth century? before she came to the west coast ,u?mer»,rden flow.e": «oo'-lamp. been burning weeds and the fire are in use, especially in localities teenth birthday anniversary. Those on the floor for apples.’’ special music. where large numbers of wheat and •• Wily Knighten returned Satur- ^V““*! present were: Virginia and Myrtle started while he was temporarily Isn’t that pitcher grand?” shir Junior Christian Endeavor meets . day from Salem and Portland “^"ed the entertainment with absent. No wheat was burned but corn-hog contracts were signed by Helyer, Evelyn Davis, Clarice Mit said. “He hits their bats no matter at 6*45 p. m. All boys and girls farmers^ chell. Roberta Johnson. PJhyllis where he had been a week or more *nd .I*' the pasturage will be scanty for 10 to 13 years of age are invited- Encouragement and training in Haynes, Maxine Pluemke, Margar how they hold them!” attending the school men'. meet. pn'mer. After the openmg of the some time. Location of the fire Sunday School begins at 10 a. m. ing and a summer school course at *h,'C\Wer' m,ny and beau; was south of the upper ineadow record keeping given by county et Dunlap and Helen Sather; Lester with our young people’s orchestra ♦k d j 4. - • -a tiful. refreshments were served agents. Bmith-Hughes teachers and and Charles Wilson. Cecil and Eu the Port and extension university. L a uble artiltically Bm,nged and north of the first road south leading the singing. Eight classes agricultural committees of farm gene Norton. Luther Davis, 'Robert • - Cliffor^. Bain, who is attach-1 with pink roses arid white candles, of it. beginners through adult age groups and bank organisations are factors t Mitchell, Robert Helyer, Dale, Har- The infant son of Mr. and (Mrs. in the increased activity in this ed to the CCC camp here, is in Mrs. A- Rose and Mrs. W. H. ry and Donald Howell, Manley All livestock found on Sections welcome those who desire Bible , training to enter one of the bouts Ragsdale poured. Hostesses for the Charles Engel died Sunday niglnt field. The Farm Credit adminis Stark, Hollis Dill. Ted Kelly, Glee study. to be given at Wasco next week. I affair were Mrs. E. H. Moore, Mrs. from the effects of a prolonged tration and the AAA have empha Johnson, Vern Mobley and Ken 3, 4, South. Range 18E. to Sec. 31 Full Gosp Assembly 4 South. Runge 19E, will be taken Mrs. Giles French is recupera- C, u PoieZt Mre. 0. L. Belshe, Mrs case of whooping cough, contracted sized the importance of more and neth Sather. Dancing was the di Sunday School j .... 10:00 a. m. up by me. ting from a recent operation in r . b . Hoskinson, Mrs. M. M. Ove- shortly after it was bom five weeks better farm records. Morning Service .... 11.00 a. version of the evening. The honoi I. N. Maclnnes, Kent , The Dalles hospital. 8 on . M ts . R. B. Webb, and Mrs. ago. The funeral was held Mon- Evening Service ....... 7:45 p. m. guest received a number of nice t day afternoon and interment was Bill Cauthers left by stage Ste- h . M. Stephens, Christian Science • NOTICE TO CREDITORS gifts. Refreshments were served. made in the local semeteryv urday evening for Pocatello, Ida., I ============== Grass Fire Adds To Subject: TRUTH All creditors of the estate of Mrs. Max Pluemke is spending a where he met his daughter Mrs. Marjorie, drove to Shedd Friday Mrs. Glen King and son, Donnie, Subject: LOVE Margaret ” Hill, deceased, are noti-1 few days in Portland visiting rela- Glefin Gilbertson of Los Angeles | and returned the same night. returned from Portland Tuesday Convention Decorations Golden Text: Jeremiah 31: 3. The fied to present their claims with tivess. From Pocatello they drove to Far- Mr. and Mrz. Harvey Wood have after Donnie had undergone an proper vouchers to the undersigned' Lord hath appeared of old unto me, Mrs. J. C. Wilson and daughter go, North Dakota, where a family moved to the Coleman house this operation there. saying, Yea, I have loved thee with at the office of the County Clerk at The Dalles. Oregon. August 1,— Nellie and son Charles were all day reunion was to be held. week. ! Paul Hillman returned to Oak- Big Chief “Burn-in-the-Face will guests of Mr. and Mrs. W. L» Wil- Moro, Oregon, within six months an everlasting love: therefore with Mrs. Rose Dunahoo, Sherman Fred Landis who travels through land. California, last week after son of Poplar Grove Sunday. I from the date of this notice, to-wit: lovingkindness have I drawn thee. county pidneer, now living in Cali this territory, recently bought a visiting 'here for a couple of weeks, be a prominent guest at the Amer Responsive »Reading: I John 4: 7, Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Helyer and JulY l9th. 1935. fornia is here to visit a week with new car from local dealers. McKean Mrs. Hillman and children will re^ ican Legion convention here Aug son Robert were visiting at the1 ; 9-14, 17, 19-21 Herbert Hill, Administrator. ust 14, 15, 16 and 17. frineds. She has been in The and Searcy. I main for several days longer with Taylgr Ullmann ¡home at Tumalo — — — — — — — — — — — — A grass fire which raged over Dalles prior to coming here. The building of the refrigerator her parents? Mr. and Mrs. Jacob 3000 acres of pasture land on Sev Sunday. Dr. Poley expects to-begin mov in May’s store is nearing comple Wassenmillen Dinner guests at the home of Mi.; en Mile hill to the west of the ing next week from Grass Valley tion and the machinery and pipes W. S. Holmes is cutting the Chas. city, burned itself out against the and Mr» George Wilson Sunday in ’ i^bo his home here. Repair work i are being installed. Powell wheat near Erskine this west wind in such a manner that cluded Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Harbin, £ has been almost completed. A. M. Wright was in The Dalles week. an immense profile of an Indian Mrs. Essie Wilson and son Bill. Mr. Driand Mrs. 'Morse of The on business Monday afternoon. | Charles Lemley is enjoying a face was outlined on the hill side, and Mrs. J. M. Wilson and 'son Dalles and Mrs. Collis Moore and Charles Henn returned to his■ Lester, Jerry Jr. and Dick, and J. C., Clarence Morrison left Wednesday home at BlaiichArd, Iowa, early in visit with bis brother who comes plainly visible from the city. Wilson. Legionnaires are declaring that for Snow Creek in the upper reach- I the week, after remaining for sev- from California. Mr. and Mrs. Newt Cornett and the picture is that of the “Spirit Mr. and Mrs. Mario Canovero es. of the Deschutes river for a eral days in Oregon to dispose of daughter Bemiece and son Harley of the West Wind, ” always depen . returned to Los Gatos, Cal. last few days fishingt I hi« crop. Mr. , and Mrs. Joe Narkus of H. N. Crandall and crew of men week after visiting for a couple of ded upon to keep the city cool dur QSpring Prints for your new house dress Pendleton are taking a two weeks are finishing the work of rewiring weeks with J. S. Newcomb and ing the summer months. tour of Yellowstone Park and Teton the court house and floors are be- family. Walter Kindt is here during the NEGRO ARRESTED Overalls, Jumpers, Shirts, and all kinds of Park in Wyoming. Mrs. Narkus ing put back in place again after harvest season working at the THOUGHT INSANE •formerly was LeNore Amidon. | the job. DRYGOODS Sheriff Hugh Chrisman was call P. W. Newbill has moved into - Alex McLeod expects to complete Schilling ranch- HOME OFFICE, WASCO Miss Natalia Wassen mil 1er re- the residence formally occupied by the removal of his family to its ed to Biggs in the early hours of | Trade At DENTAL X-RAY SERVICE Ora- Workman. new home in Idaho in a short time turned to Portland after a visit Thursday to arrest a negro who , here witth her parents. was raising a disturbance in the Ethan Woods has been trans- Most of them have already left for A full and complete discussion of depot there. Rastus was locked f erred? from Union County to Crook | their destination. Ir» Moro the First Weak county Ky the Mad of the exten- w<)rk hBrve.tin« at the ex- the water situation was held at the in the city jail until an examina in Each Month sionwoxVof Oregon State collece. periment ,ution u propping council chambers Monday night tion for sanity can be given him. ..... . . ___ - . after a survey had been made to Mr. Woods is a county agent. • « slowly this week because of tho^ determine if other weUs jn Frank Cauthers who has been \- could be used to supplement the employed at the George Hennagin windy weather. _ The ... World War Veterans Aid, city water supply. It is unlikely ranch for several months left for. - ~ _________ J . _ a list . of - anything wiIJ b<a d<>ne Fargo. N. D. last Saturday. Commission K has prepared The trailer scales that are used .fa™ °'™ed by'*• De- season, it was learned, as it was to weigh the live stock belonging U,Ied/nfo™*t!on fa™? considered too late to start drilling. to the 4-H club children of the Owned 'S given in the booklet winch Miss Helen Farnsworth of The state will be in Sherman county b®. by writing the Dalles is spending the week at the again today for the third terting contactang Geo. Arch Fortner home. of the feeding abilities, of club ° Updegraff. Sherman county rep. Willard Olds broke his arm Fri workers who have livertock. I ■’esentative of the commission. Sale day while at his grandfather’s Kendall Flatt of Valley City, prices of the property range from ranch. He fell out of a headerbed North Dakota, who has been visit |125 for a plot of ground in Baker to cause the accident. IMiss Helen Michaelson is visit ing at the Vernon Flatt home here county to $10,000 for a Harney for a month, left Sunday for the county farm. City holdings are al ing at the Gaylord Davies home so listed by the commission. Terms this week from Portland. San Diego Exposition. may be arranged on property be Mrs. W. I. Westerfield is reported SPECIAL PRICE longing to the veterans. convalescing at a sanitorium in Hair Cut. Shampoo and Finger Savannah', Mo., from the effects of Wave for 11.00 Eureka Lodge No. 121 A-F. & A.M an operation. Old Price: Hair cut, 35c, Shampoo, Moro, Oregon Station agent McNab has a new 50c; Finger Wave. 50c. Meets the 1st and 3rd car since the wreck of his old For week of August 5 only. Thursday evenings of one. Arnold Landry. each month. Visiting Miss Helen Worth of Salem is Mrs. Meserne and daughter Jan members cordially in here to spend a few days with Miss et, from Portland who brought vited to meet with us. Barbara Walpole. Hazel Henkle home, are now visit C. Sparling, W. M. Mrs. Pauline Wilcox returned ing with Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Hen C- V. Belknap. Secy. from Eugene this week after visit- kle. ■vtoraLodge"Noril3, I. O. O. F. ing there for a few days. Alice Kessinger is leaving Fri Moro, Oregon A fire was discovered by Erma day for Seattle, where she is go Spectacular Dramatization of World War Service Lee Gervais in the Spoor yard Meets 1st and 3rd ing into nurse’s training. Sunday afternoon and worst of all Tuesdays in the ' on Land and Sea and in the Air Mr. and Mrs. B. A. »McAlnine and I-O.O.F. hall- Tran it was under Spoor’s truck which daughter, who were injured when sient and visiting was locked and immovable. Neigh their car overturned between Kent 'SSS* brothers are cordi- bors,and the fire department put and Shaniko three weeks ago, were Amotan Field, 7:30, p. m. Friday, Aug. 16 ally invited to meet out the grass fire and saved the dismissed from the hospital early Amotan Field, 7:45 p. m. Wedne.day Aug. 14 truck, an act for which Mr. Spoor with us. this week and left to continue their is very thankful. L. 0 Rice N. G. journey to Lewiston. Idaho. Mn and Mrs. E. H. Johnson were Joe Truit, Secretary. Harry Ragsdale left Tuesday for in Bend last week end for a visit Lupine Rebecca Lodge No. 116 Portland tp remain the rest of the with Mr. Johnson’s parents. Moro, Oegon week. Albert Pluemke was here for a CARD OF THANKS Meets 2d and 4th Tu short time Wednesday night while We wish to thank our friends for esdays of each month on his way back to Warm Springs Visiting members wel their kindness during the illness where he is bookkeeper in the for ( and death of our baby and for their come. est service. • , . . beautiful floral offerings. You9ll Cheer Till You re Hoarse as the Snappiest Florence Martin, N. G. Harry Kunsman and daughter Mr. and Mrs. Charles Engel. Lila Bull. Secretary- Here From To Marry Lieutenant As Wedding Nears „ J At Grass Valley; Farmen Are Keeping Better Records Kent storekeeper J also 8t<>Pi No Wheat Hurt Classified Ads Groceries Trust us to have the most complete stock, not only of staples, but of vegetables too Dr. J. A. BUTLER DENTIST H. Zeigler’s HI! PALS! “,7 THE DALLES! August 14=15-16=17 ¿merican Legion Sialo Convention and OH Fort Dalles Frolics Annual Statewide ‘AMERICA FIGHTS - 1918’ DRUM CORPS CONTEST 20 THRILLING EPISODES-CAST HF 500 SAILORS, The Most Thrilling, The Most Colorful Event SOLDIERS, LEGIONNAIRES AND CIVILIANS of the Annual State Convention GIGANTIC SHAM BATTLF AIRPLANE CRASH TORPEDOING HF TRANSPORT SHIP Outfits in Oregon Strut their Stuff! Harvest Ball Moro Hall August 3 “A Night in Paris Dr. Butler DENTIST BE THERE ITS GOOD FOR YOU Single Admission $1. THREE events, now selling while local block $2.25 lasts, at “AMOTANIA” MAIL YOUR TICKET ORDERS TO PAUL WEIGELT, TICKET CHAIRMAN, THE DALLES Amotan Field, 2:30 p. m. Friday, Aug. 16 2 Hours of Fun and Feature Entertainment ANNUAL CONVENTION PARADE Indians, Acrobats, Comedy and Novelty Acts and OLD FORT DALLES FROLICS PIONEER PAGEANT will be in his Moro Hotel Office ■ j. Individual Bugler and Drummer Contests Single Admission 7Bc fallowed at 9 p.m. by AERIAL FIREWORKS DISPLAY Next Week August 5tt to 1 Oth inclusive For that tired feeling: B * Formal Guard Mount Single Admission $1. Bands and Drum Corps Parade of all Units Cavalry Drill Canadian Legion Scottish Pipe Band SEASON TICKETS admitting bearer to all OLD FORT DAI.I F-S FROLICS Games and Carnival Rides open every afternoon and evening at the RUINED FRENCH VILLAGE, 3rd and Federal Streets. Make Appointments Early DANCING NIGHTLY *3 at AUDITORIUM BALLROOM and YE OLD MILL 3 River Excursions Daily on Steamer, ‘CASCADES* 2 hr trip, 50c. Bonneville trip, Sat |1JO
