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About Sherman County journal. (Moro, Or.) 1931-current | View Entire Issue (Sept. 13, 1935)
TtUK SHERMAN COUNTY JOURNAL. MORO. OREGON FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 13. 1935 SCS Sends Man Here For Work With Camp Mr. and Mrs. Leaving For| Portland Alter 22 Years In Ccunty; Velma Powell At Pendleton Round-Up । tember 18, for one day. Eyes Ex amined. Glasses Ground and Fitted to Each Individual Eye. No guess work. At Grass Valley Tuesday September 17 and at Wasco Thur» day September 19th. J. C. McKean was in Portland and Salem the last of the week on business. He spent a day at the state fair while away. Sportsman of this vicinity have been going down to the Columbia at Celilo the past week to haul out some of th© big ones that are com ing over the falls. Ed Kolar has been here this to represent the United States Nation al Bank in this county. Miss Velma Powell left Satur day for Pendleton where she is participating in the Round-Up as queen’s attendant this year. Her father took her and her mount to the Round-Up city and went on to Spokane to attend a director’s meeting of the North Pacific Grain Growers. A crew of brick masons are working on the county court house this week building a new chimney for the furnace that it to be in stalled soon to replace the stoves as a heating system. ing. Mr. and Mrs. N. W. Thompson spent a few day» of last week fish ing and resting at Camp Sherman. Roscoe Moore and Irvin Morris were out near the Burnt Ranch last week prospecting around. Omer Sayrs and family were at Camp Sherman for the week end returning Sunday night. Many citizens from this county will attend the Round-Up the last of the week. , Orva E. Dyer, agronomist for the SCS camp here, has moved into the Flatt house with his wife and three - children. Mr. Dyer is a native of Gilliam county, having lived near Mayville for most of his life. Mrs. L. R. Conlee and Mrs. Joe Truitt returned last week end from their trip to the coast. Mrs. WiHiam Henrichs is home again after visiting in Portland with her grand niece, Mrs. W. F. Yeager, for J a few day» While th^re she spent a day at the state • fair. W. A. Ruggles and wife return- ed Wednesday from a trip to the coast to recuperate from the long days of the fair celebration. W. H. Ragsdale and son were in Spokane the first of the week on business with the land bank. Wed- nesday they drove to Hood River to work out of that town for a few days. Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Hinkle are leaving soon for Portland where I they will live in the future. The' Flowers for Oscar ranch has been taken over by their, The gates were down but Oscar son. Mark who will farm it in the Shay future. Mr. and Mrs. Hinkle have Decided, to his sorrow, lived in this county for 22 years. To speed across the right of way. Wednesday night a farewell party His funeral is tomorrow. for them was given at the Harland- view grange hall. Quink—Do you believe that all Mrs. Homer Belshee is located in money is tainted? Corvallis for the winter where she Guppy—Yes. Money is double will care for Russell who will at tainted. 'Tain’t your’n and ’tain’t tend O. S- C. and for the two young mine. er children who will attend grade schoof there. . | 'Alkali Ike—And so Slippery Sam Orville Thompson will drive the of Hungry Gulch died with his Monkland school bus this winter boots on, did he? bringing in seven children from Broncho Bill—No, he died with that district. my boots on. That’s how he come IMiss Imogene Johnson left Sun to die. day for Hood River to begin her studies at the Mid-Columbia Busi Teacher—Johnnie, this composi- ness college at that place. tion on the dog is the same as Mrs. Charles Richardson, wife of your brother Jimmie’s, word for Lieutenant Richardson has been ill word. for the past week at the hotel, but Johnnie—Yes, teacher, It’s the is thopgl|t tb.be improving. ; . same dog. ' Art Bacholtz and family left Friday morning for a few days POTATOES (Continued from page one) vacation in the valley with rela Approximately 95 percent of the tives and along the coast. Donald Burnet will attend Ore state’s allotment will be available gon State College this fall and ex to farms on which potatoes were pects to leave shortly for Corval- grown in the 1932-34 base period, while the remainder is reserved for 1rs. " The Kent Legion will give a new producers or other ineligible dance Saturday night, Sept, 14, at for an ordinary allotment Approx Kent hall. Excellent music by imately 61 million farms in the Meltz* orchestra from California. United States reported potato pro duction in 1929, but only about Lunch, cafeteria style.' = one-fourth of these grew potatoes Oksdale, Wash. Route 1., ' Dr. H. C. Curry the Seattle Op commercially. The new program is tometrist w'bo has made profession to be concerned primarily with al visits to Moro for jiears and is those who grow potatoes for sale. known for good Optical work at Reasonable Prices will again Be at the Hotel Moro, Wednesday Sep- Classified Ads CHI n’ÇHFS f hrUt tn Science Subject: SUBSTANCE Golden Textile brews 10:34. Ye had compassion'of me in my bonds, and took joyfully the spoiling of your goods, knowing in y ourselves that ye i 'ive in heaven a better and un enduring substance. Responsive Readfag: Proverbi 22; 1. 4, 5, 8. 9. 17-21 •_ < y’j-fibvterian Church “When Life Begins” will be the subject of the Sermon at 11 o’clock Rev. Lawrencd H. Mitchelmore, sp'c aker. Let September be rally ) ó.il.b Hl all department« of the church. At ir, a n*» $unday school with as many classes as possible report- G -r ; Q / ’V^enJence. C. J. Thomy son, superintendent, is* planninr . nt*? for the coming year. 6.39 p. m. Junior Christian Er denvor, Clara Merslnger. leader. 5 p m . IIschool Chris- tian Endeavor with Mr. Mitchel- Young people of boo’ Hire are invitdd to at- an.l h. Ip make plan« for the winter. Thursday. 7‘45 p. m. Midjweck prayer service at the Manse. Fnll Gospel Assembly Sunday School .... .... 10:00 a m. . 11.00 a. m Morning Service . 7:15 P- m LUTHERAN CHURCH Grass Valley Services will be conducted in the Methodist church Sunday morning at 11:00 o’clock. Sunday school at When Your.Shoes need repaii send them to WERN MARK’S GOOD SHOE • REPAIRING 204 Second St. : THE DALLE« Livestock For- Sale: 60 Head aged ewes. Lester Bai num, Moro. For Sale: 6 Hampshire Bucks, all ages and all prices; some regis tered. Lloyd Henrichs, Moro. 13-27 pd Taken Up: 2-yr old black mare, white strip in face, unknown brand on left hip. Owner call and get her. Wm. Buether, Grass Valley. For Sale: 35 head of feeder pigs. E. M. Alley, Grass Valley. Lost, Strayed or Stolen: Here ford cow with calf, branded quarter circle P on left hip. Notify Tom Coyle, Grass Valley. For Sale: Two good Ramboullet Buckfi Collis Moore, Moro. trip. The Newcomb home is the winter residence of Harold Hughes and Clifford Rowe this year. ♦ Freida Buether is again at The Dalles for medical treatment. New Teachers Hired To Fill Vacancies School At Grass Valley Opens Monday Jeu Barnett Operated at Hospital; Former Residents Back To Fann In Sherman By Janét Wilcox 121 . -I- ihe Ist and 3rd n .n s.lay ■i.ening» oi men h Visiting Spalling, W. M. C- V. Belknap. Secv Moro IxMige No 113. I- O. O. F. Moro, Oregon Meets 1st and 3rd Tuesdays in the I O.O.F. hall Trai sient end vir.itiiu* brothers are cordi ally invited to mee with us. , L. 0 Rice N. G. Joe Truit, Secretary Lupine Rebecca Lodge No- 116 Moro, Oegon eets 2d and 4th Tu esday» of each month Visiting members wel come. Florence Martin. N. G. Lila Bull, Secretary- McGlaason are living in the X H. I Wilson residence and the other teachers are located at the Kent hotel. ' Kent grange will hold its next Mrs. Justwed—When was it we regular meeting Saturday evening were married ? I have almost for* September 14th. gotten the passage of time, dear. ! J. L. Davis and daughter Evelyn Mr. Justwed—It was Sunday and and son Warren motored to Port now this is Tuesday. land Wednesday where Evelyn will Mrs. Justwed—Only think- Twen enter Behnke Walker Business ty-five years from day before yes Evelyn Davis Attending School college Monday September 9th for terday will be our silver wedding the coming year. anniversary I hope we’ll get a |n port|anJ Giles French and Roscoe Moore lot of presents. . of iMoro were callers at Kent Sun day. Kent grange members going to Mr. and Mrs. Carl Sdhadewitz Mrs. Bragg—This picture of a sunset was painted by my daugh Rufus Saturday September 7t’h to and son John, Mr. and Mrs. Shel attend Pomona Grange were: Mr. ton Fritts and family and Dick ter. She studied abroad. and Mrs. J. L. Davis, Mr. and Mrs Wilson motored to Rufus last Mon Mr, Groudh—That explains it. L. Sather, Mr. and Mrs. Corliss day and had picnic dinner, also got I knew I never saw such a sunset Andrews, Mr. and Mrs. H. E. a load of fruit. in this country. Morrow and George Witten Mr. and Mr» J. E. Norton and Mn. and Mrs. Richard Holda- infant son and daughters Geraldine Teacher—Thomas, what is your । way of Hood River spent a few and Carol Ann were business visi greatest ambition when you grow ‘days here last week as guests of tors at Moro Saturday. UP? Mrs. Holdaway’s parents Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Ullmann Thomas—To be able to wash Mrs. W. G. Helyer. of Bend were dinner guests of Mr. Kent teachers arriving last week and Mrs. W. E. Helyer Sundays 'mothers’s ears and get even with were Mr. and Mrs. F. C. Darby, Mr her. Mr. and Mrs. R J. Harbin left and Mrs. Neil McGlasson, Eleanor Tuesday morning with their house Thurston, Rebecca Overstreet and hold goods for Qaksdal6. Warfk. RE vt v: he :o? Irene Pottratz. Mr. and Mrs. where they have rented a ranch Darby are living in the late Jacob and will farm in that country in the Crocker residence. Mr. and Mrs. future. Attend Pomona Grange at Rufus Goming Again ZELL’S FUNERAL' HOME For Sale Stock Of Hardware (all kinds) Paints-Varnish etc International Harvester Company Implemenis. Drills, Plows, Harrows, Disks Engines, Weeders Plumbing Goods Leather, Tools, Oils, Dishes, Tin ware, Cutlery, Harness Will sell it all as a BUSINESS or a nail at a time. Come in and see about any part Grass Valley Roy J. Baker. CONFIDENCE All Satisfactory Business is built on Confldende-- Confidence on the part of the buyer that goods purchased will be of good quality and fairly priced. Dependable Groceries, Fresh Vegetables Overalls, Jumpers, Shirts, and all kinds of DRY GOODS Trade At H. Zeigler’s Quality Store Thursday, September 19 Now available in Oregon 13»^ Wtï rr p r •I.TT !’ ri I _ For Sale: 40 acre farm, 3 miles west of Redmond on highway. Stock, equipment, 20 tons of hay C. M. Kuhn, Redmond) No into the ranks of the Grass Valley IT . ri Hight School students by the Sopho- jVCDl a COD1C mores. .... , I • Monday morning the school County Again house became the center of much -------------------- activity because vacation days are Miss Eileen Hickson and Miss over and the students must settle Lois Reedy are new teachers to be down and resume the studies, added to the Grass Valley teaching । The high school has forty pupils staff. Miss Hickson is teaching which will keep the teachers busy. English in the high school. She is or the teachers will keep them a graduate of the University of busy, I don't know which. The Oregon and is a grand daughter of. teachers for the present year are; the former deputy sheriff of । Mr Hughes, the Principal and Sherman county. Miss Reedy is a science teacher; Mr. Rowe, the graduate of Southern Oregon Nor- j English teacher; and Miss Hickson mal school and is teaching the fifth the Mathematics teacher. During and sixth grades. • Both of them, the summer Mr. Hughes, who has with Miss Rinehart and Principal been the principal here for several Hughes and Clifford Rowe took years, was assistant in the Chem- courses in the University summer estry Department ^pf the Portland school. Summer Session of the University Jess Barnett underwent an oper- of Oregon; and Mr. Rowe, who has ation at the Mid-Columbia hospital also taught here before, attended in The Dalles early this yveek and summer school at the university of is doing as well as can be expected Oregon in Portland and Eugene, according to word received here. | Monday morning was spent in Ernest Eslinger is moving to registration and procuring books. Grass Valley again this fall to be- In the afternoon fifteen minute gin farming here once more. | classes were held in order to re Bruce Alley is here this week for ceive assignments and familiarize a little vacation from his CCC ; ourselves with the schedule. Dur- camp at Vancouver. ing the last period class officers The wedding of Miss Elsie Lem- were elected/ The Freshman offic ley, daughter of Mr. ond Mrs- ers are: President, Eileen Hogue; Charles Lemley, to Carl Sherman vice president, Betty Olds; and will be an event of next Saturday secretary. Willard Olds. The Soph at the home of the bride’s sister, omores because of their small num Mrs. Hubert Hutchcroft at Forest ber have each been elected to an Grove. Members of the family here office: President, Wanda Tiller; will be in attendance and Frank vice president, Agnes Simon; secre Lemley will act as best man at the tary, Doris Stradley; treasurer, wedding. A bridal shower was giv Ramona Spoor; reporter. Billy obtain h»i Sergi I >etermin<‘<i en for Miss Lemley Tuesday after Alsup: sargeant at arms, Kenneth I Bernerd J E shown above, of noon at the home of Mrs. R. J. Barnett. The Junior officers are: j New credit given to Baker at which time many beauti President, Ivan Blagg; vice presi- ! j^ergt Alvin <York ol I’iill Mall ful and appropriate gifts were dent, Vere Pike; secretary-treasur Tenn., for niiiiHiilitin^ a German er, Emma Fortner; and sargeant machine gun i>.Hi;il;tm :!u* ('mim'cil given the bride. Bob Johnson is back from the at arms. Guy Vintin. The Senior cut department <>f »tlie American coast with his family in time to officers are: President, Janet Wil Legion adopted ji residuilon calling send young Bob to school. cox; vice president, Isabelle Fort- on congress t<> award the (’ongres The house on the Shepard ranch nefr; secreQiry-treasurer, Keith slonal Medal to H e Connecticut formerly owned by E. IM. Alley’' is Rhinehart. veteran S<'rgea:il I irly Is totally receiving a new coat of paint this Practice for the Girls Volleyball disabled due to «at Injuries. 3'lie week at the hands of Henry Roth team began the day after school resolution asserted Ilini Hie cap Henry Peters birthday was the began and their first game is sche ture of the Germans n the Argonne occasion for a friendly gathering duled for a week from Friday. forest was effected hy Early and at the Peters ranch Monday night. Every girl in highschool is trying that he tinned tlwtu to T. M. Rolfe is the owner of a out for the Volleyball squad which géant York, then Ins take back to ih* lines new pick-up truck for which he is something that has never been traded his spotted saddle horse. done before. The boys are organizing a foot Dick Huhmann and family have returned from ’ Cornelius where ball team which will play a new they visited for several days with form of football. The rules of this game are very similar to those of j relatives. Tom Garett, Joe Newcomb and regular football. Mr. Rowe will । George Wilcox were about the ! '«M* the A" the boys have county Monday trying to find out turned out for thus sport Which is Dr Curry, the old reliable Op what could be done to have the ra”l®.r unusual., southern end of the Sherman high-1 Thls «>mlnir f r"la>’ ,thc F.re“h- tometrist, of Seattle, who has I men will meet .the turning point of way improved. . ‘ their lives, at least the upper class made Professional visits to Henry Patjen ,a back from the men make them bc. Moro for years will again be at moun ms or a s o s y er*. |jeve that it might change their Hotel Moro His sheep will return m a few, future, but they really seem unim weeks. Wednesday, Sept. 18, pressed. It is to be their initiation The annual German picnic was fcr one day. Eyes Examined held Sunday at the John Buether home east of town and several Glasses Ground and Fitted, were up from The Dalles to at Relieve Eye Strain, Headache tend. Ove Hansen and family, Dr and CHARGES REASONABLE Mrs. Viggo Haufelt and Matt Si Phone 345 The Dalles, Ote mon and family were guests at the Fred Justesen home near Kent at Grass Valley ■or----- last Sunday. Tuesday, September 17 Paul Muller was here this week GRASS VALLEY PHARMACY from Tygh Valley on a business Phone 122 ut Wasco Land MM i PACK THRBE Di'Cüss Your Svaiolili N¿eds With Us It is our policy to make this bank be of maximum service to as many of our customers as possible. We are not satisfied to afford merely depository for your fund» We want to cooperate in solving your pro blems. Therefore, please feel free to ask for tangible aid. Coming Events: Pacific In ternational Livestock Expo- sition, Portland. October 8- 12. 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