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About Sherman County journal. (Moro, Or.) 1931-current | View Entire Issue (Nov. 22, 1935)
THE SbERMAN COUNTY JOURNAL, MORO, OREGON Wheat Contracts Grass Valley Nearly All Folks Attend Signed Now Golden Wedding worse they broke a wheel off Me- _ loy’s car near Dinty’s station.. If pnf | OIHYIP No one was injured in the smash. , 1YV111 V/VU|J1V Tom Coyle of Grass Valley has I purchased an International truck from iMcKean and Searcy and de livery was made this week. David Brown of Wasco visited IQ. 1 for a few days with his sister. Work for signing up the wheat farmers of Sherman county foi Mrs. Otis Baker, and family this , J wheat allotment plan to be opera week tive for the next four years is Lutbenn Church Painted Mr. and Mrs. Burl Edwards of about complete. It is thought that Long Creek, visited here on Tues Kent Grangers Give Dance Men Injured in Accident day with Mrs. Elizabeth Schaeffer And Box Social Saturday the last man will be called in by By New Congregation next Tuesday to end the job. of this week stopping over on thier H mm and Recovering Signing has been general and way to Portland, it is thought that practically every Percy Thompson drove to Port was A quiet home wedding R. J. Baker and wife were in Born: Ta Mr. and Mrs. Mark land this week to bring a load of solemnized Saturday morning, No- wheat grower will have a contract Portland Sunday and Monday to Hinkle, twin girls Nov. 18;weight briquet up for the hungry stoves vember 16, when Edna Lyons. before the dead line is passed al attend the 50th wedding anniver seven pounds and five pounds. All of Moro. daughter of Mr. and Mrs Alfred though it is possible that some sary of Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Moore reported to be doing very well. It is reported here that Mrs Lyons, and Robert Schillings, son non-resident landlords will object which was an event of last Sunday Lawrence Kenny has been kept Sarah Huff is very ill at her home of Mr. and Mrs. Gus Schillings. to the details of the contract Mr. and Mrs. Moore were married at home by an attack of the flu in Spokane. She has many friends were united in marriage by R-.A. in Portland in 1885 after becoming this week in this county where she often stow justice of the Peace of Grass NOTICE acquainted in Sherman county M. M. Oveson and P. N. John visits to revive old times* Valley. The bride wore a blue Sealed bids for the following where Mr. Moore was a farmer and ston planted a wheat nursery on Harvey Wood moved his house-1 u«t accessories to match, items will be received by the Mrs. Moore was the daughter of the Haggerty farm near Kent last hold goods from the Coleman house Those attending were Mr. and Mrs. Kent school district until 3 o’clock, Charles Rollins, pioneer merchant Thursday. the first of the week. It is re- Gug Schillings and son Paul, and November 30: Liberty school and doctor of Grass Valley. Many Mrs. A. H. Barnum Jeft Tuesday ported that he will be stationed in Mr an(j MrSt Alfred Lyons ana house, teacherage, barn, wood shed, j old time residents of Sherman for Portland to visit a few days The Dalles. • daughters Sammy Jean and Mary toilets, pump. 60 feet 3-4 inch county called on the Moores during with her sons who live there. Lou and sons Jac^, Earl, and Carl. pipe, wood range, circulator hea- j the day. Several Moro citizens attended BE: CAREFUL A twelve o’clock dinner was serv tor. The board reserves the right W. Ray Blake and D. E. Vintin the all-camp night at the CCC Winter orings new hazards to ed by the bride’s mother. The to reject any and all bids. I drove to The Hailes Tuesday on ramp Tuesday night and report a motoring, it is pointed out by the couple left immediately following A. A. Dunlap, clerk. business. good program. safety department of the Oregon dinner for Portland and various The Lutheran church, formerly Veterinarians who are conduct- State Motor association. Wet high points in the Willamette valley. the Methodist Episcopal church has DRINK YOURSELF SOBER ing the campaign against Bang’s ways, glaring headlights and rain- They will make their home at Kent “If you can produce prosperity received a new coat of paint lately disease will also test cows for smeare^ windshield add tremen on their return. from scarcity, if you can encour- j More work and painting will be mastitis (garget) in this county dously to the dangers of driving, The dance and box social which done next spring when the weather in an attempt to eradicate this dis- and motorists are warned to use was sponsored by the Kent gran age private industry to reach out warms up. by scaring them white; if you can ease as well as the more danger extreme cautions. Records show gers Saturday evening was well A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. make people want to own prop ous Bang’s disease. a sharp rise in the number of ac attended and enjoyed by all who erty and buy property by contin-1 Earl Sawtell in The Dalles hospital Mrs. Anderson, mother of Olaf cidents during the winter months. participated. Among those at last Friday, November 15. Mrs. Anderson, SCS engineer, who was tending from out of town were: ually multiplying taxes on it; then i Sawtell was formerly Delpha Blay injured last week in an auto acci FINDING SQUEAKS Mr. and Mrs. Duus, Mr. and Mrs. you can make water run up hill, lock, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. dent between here and The Dalles, V. Bolton, and Mr. and Mrs. Jim you can spend yourself out of debt; E. R. Blaylock of Grass Valley. When trying to locate the source is here for a few days to visit her of annoying squeaks or rattles in Hastings. Antelope; Mr. and Mrs you can drink yourself sober.”— son. He returned from the hos the car it is a good plan to inflate John Woods and daughter Georgia Gov. Eugene Talmadge, of Georgia When Your Shoes need repair pital Monday with his broken leg the tires a few pounds over nor and Maxine Kramer, of Shaniko; Sonny Boy—Say, Dad, are there send them to * d in a cast and his broken nose still mal. suggests the emergency road John Reckman, Bill Brinkert, Ruby Frances and John Fairchilds. Clara any plumbers in heaven? in a delicate state. of the Oregon State Motor Dad—I rather think not my son. Reynolds Karl Eaton is recovering from service association. The added pressure. Kolb, Mr. and Mrs. Dean Aney Mrs what made you ask such a funny the bruises he received last Wed' REPAIRINC harding riding, • Earl oids, Ernest Blalock and Mr. question ? GOOD SHOE neaday night in the wreck. He cause s causes the no.ses to become | Mrs Adoms from GrM;i turn, Sonny Boy — I thought there came home Friday after spending more pronounced and hence more 204 Valley; Bob Belshe, Frank May, couldn’t be, because the skr leaks a day or two in the hospital. H. J. Guy Wilson, Katy Belshe. Mr. and« so much. Ov^rturff is doing very well after easily traced. Mrs. Wilfred Belshe, Homer and] his emergency operation for ap- Howard Belshee and Clyde Crites pendicitis. from Harlandvicvii Music was It is reported that Earl Belshee furnished by C. B. Andrews J. L. soq of Mr. and Mrs R. W. Bel Matthes, II. E. Morrow, Mr. Stout shee, was married November 12, The bas- and Mrs. E. M. Helye inTakima to a girl from that town kets were auctiqned by J. M Miss Lucella Daly. Wilson. A marriage license was issued Kent Grange No. 688 will hold Friday to Edna May Lyons of its next regular meeting Saturday Kent Ind Robert Schilling. They evening, November 23.. Election of were married Saturday night by* Lois Kenny R A. Stow, justice of the peace Those who were in the Grass officers will be held at this time as at Grass Valley. Valley school gymnasium last it was postponed the last meeting Truman Strong and wife, ac- Friday night witnessed a very ex due to the shortage of members Sponsored F y fioro Firemen companied by Mrs. Walter Rug citing and close game in which the present. Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Hartley of gles, drove to Portland Thursday Moro girls won by 3 points, the to see the automobile show, re final score being 10 to 13. The Jefferson were here last week end turning home Friday. score was even all during the firs* for a visit’ with relatives and A Thanksgiving Day service will half, which ended with- Moro 8 and friends. The parents of Neil McGlasson be held at the Presbyterian church Grass Valley 7. at 10:30 a. m., November 28. Miss Grass Valley had an organized visited here last Sunday from Marjorie Byers, daughter of Mr. rooting section with red and grey Forest Grove. and Mrs. R. C. Byers, and music caps, pom poms, and megaphones student at Pacific university, will They serpentined before the game sing. Other special music is and during the half, giving y-”- planned. -Rev. Lawrence H. Mitch- and singing to our section. 7 more is preparing a short Thanks This victory assures us of T at at giving meditation. least a tie for the County Cham- „ ■ Melvin Fulkerson, county trap pionship, and if we beat Wasco per for Sherman county, accounted Friday night, the 22nd, we will for 10 coyote« during the month of again have won the Championship. October. There is a possibility This game will be played here. that another man will be put on The boys will begin their basket this work this winter or next ball season Saturday night, the spring to be paid out of WPA 23rd of November, at 8 o’clock, In Air-Conditioned Coaches when Dufur comes to play with us. funds. and Tourist Sleeping Cars Stanley Reavis has continued We are hoping this season will Daily Io May 14, T?36i Upturn limit 6 monlhi his winning streak as a salesman give us pleasure, even though we of electrical equipment and has are not always successful in the EXAMPLE; IN COACH INTOURIST SLEEPER recently won a contest for sales of games. Round-trip The school officials have again- ranges and washers This office to Chicago •61°° *78*° turned in 200% of its quota as been generous in giving us. not •P1u» si*«»ln«l Coi C a concrete present, but the abstract set by the company. The PORTUAr > ? Elmer Barzee and Irwin Morris gift of a two day vacation during The PACIFIC ilTED returned last Saturday from near Thanksgiving both Thursday and w Ukiah where they were hunting Friday. elk. Ebner had hie tag on one . Our band is preparing several 9P1 that would have weighed around selections exclusive to certain sec tions. as well as a number of pieces 900 pounds. ti Ct - Harold Ginn returned from Port by the whole band, which they will •reakia*» land Tuesday night driving a new play at the band “ concert next Dlr * coupe. Mrs. H- W. Dalby, his month. and sister, co»e up with him to remain " Some of the 8th graders Coache*: reclining teats, free pilk freshmen are preparing a play a few deys porter service Tourist 51 iepo: *’ O. L Belshe and George Meloy during activity periods for the con light*, convenient dre'lnq ro- T.S. came home early this week from certs. It is a mystery play naip-J For »11 travel inform! litm i’Xjrirc of an elk hunting trip. They had nc ed ‘‘The Jeweled Hand.” The main LOCAL ASH if game and to make the matters characters are Jane French as Ann. Andrews, George Crockett as Blair Burns, Frank Sayrs as Ware War ing. and Reatha Says as Ann’s aunt, Alice Ambrose. The minor parts are played by I a A s Melzer, Christian Science (Claire Collins, Ann’s friend.) , Subject: SOUL AND BODY Gene Brisbine (Molly, the maid,) Golden Text. lamentations 3:25 and Lawrence Kenny (the detec The Lord is good unto them tha1 tive.) ___ wait for him, to the soul that seek : eth Responsive him’ .. 1 io- Reading: Psalms 42. Twins Born To Moro Parents Are Married Doing Well — i.. ■ THANKSGIVING Ail Girl Orchestra November 28 ye"s Everything Spedai j Complete Thanksgiving dinner including Figs Dates Nuts Peels at IVlay & Son !Moro CHUTES FOR SALE: About 50 tons fine vhcat hay on the Ei H. Watkins ’■anch west of Wasco; stored in arn and can be fed on premises; irice $10.00 per ton or $400 for ntire lot. Terms: Cash, telephone John R first cla Highest Quality Merchandise jlierg, Portland : 1 Black mare -ed or from Wm. Walker ranch. branded figure 3. Call 11F21, ’ Wasco. >r pa inting. Sign Painting, H -mining. Interior Decorating, 3-4-5 Bert Michel, Phone z 12. FOR SALE: Turkeys for Thanks Maxine 2 t Henrichs, 27F44. FOR SALE: Thoroughbred Hur on Red Turkeys. Mrs. J. S. Fritts, UNION PACIFH At The Same Oli Stand Doing Business Every Day fi eel Ad. 2- 5, 7, 8; 43: 3. 4 Chore Pr “Why Thanksgiving Day?” will be the subject of the sermon at 11 a m, 'Rev. Lawrence Mitchelmov speaking. 7 p. m.. combined serv ice with three Christian Endeavoi groups; adult, high school-^olieg Zge, juniors. The pastor will give B Thanksgiving talk. I 10 a. m-, special numbers in honor of Thanksgiving day i arc planned for the opening exerci of the Sunday school. Classes wi meet for Bible study. Thanksgiving Day services will be held at the Christian Science church Thursday morning, Novem ber 28th, at 11 o’clock. Subject: THANKSGIVING Golden Text: Psalms 50: 14. Of- feu unto God thanksgiving; ano pay thy vows unto the most High. ftsiF----Psalm« L4; H6:2 4. 6 8 . Full Goepel Anaeinbiy Sunday School —........ 10:00 a m Morning Service ....... H ™ a. " LUTHERAN SERVICE Oregon gH Famous IHC Brand Tried and True. Well Spoken on Every Hand Guy What Others Are Satisfied With. It Pays We Have Your Wants In Steck Call And Get Them Hardware Map Roy J. Baker Grass Valley, Oregon new or 1 Write m * at Wasco, Box 216, or Cooper’s ranch. Martin O. •n:::n::n:nnn:::::n:::un:nniniHxu::nnninnnnnin:nn:.unn::un:nnn:n Johnson ill be 1 he new arrivi Douglas Carrol and wifi William Sc' brought home a new car Tuesday Mr. and Mrs. Matt Simon and family were in Goldendale last Sunday to visit with the Elmer Hansens. Many local farmers have been visiting the court room in Moro the past week to sign up the con tracts for the new wheat allotment which begins next year. Mrs. Leta Eakin Snider and children are here this week to vis it with Mrs. Snider’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. L. D Eakin. They came up with the Eakins who were re cently in Portland. Glen King made a trip to Port land last week with stock. Lester Barnum was in Fossil last week end. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Johnson are on their annual vacation this week George Wilcox drove to Portland last week to spend a few days on business in the city. The county court was here Tues day to start a WPA project that put several men to work on the cotmty roads doing maintenance work. Tom Alley is here this week from Portland [ to look after busi- ness affairs. ' Torn seems to kinda hate to leave Sherman county af ZELL’S FUNERAL HOME Phone 345 The Dalle», Ore or GRASS VALLEY PHARMACY Phone 22Z UPDEGRAFF & PEPPER Attorneys At Law Moro, Oregon CONFIDENCE All of yow HCtory Business is built on - - Confidence on the part of ‘.I ni goods purchased will be ulitY Slid fairly priced. pendable Groceries, Fresh Vegetables p — WERN MARK’S Ball Team PAGE THREE FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 22, DRYGOODS Trade At Quality Store SCHENLEY’S hfmksqluinq O g O tions Here are four whiskies—Schenley Mark of Merit quality every one—at prices so attrac tive you’ll want to stock up for the holidays. SCHENLEY’S OLD QUAKER BRAND STRAIGHT WHISKEY ''You don’t have to be rich to enjoy rich whiskey.” As you prefer . . . in BOURBON or RYI 7 5cp,NT No. 172C (Bourbon) No. 136C (Ryo) $1.45 QUART No. 172A (Bourbon) No. 136A (Ryo) SCHENLEY’S CREAM OF KENTUCKY STRAIGHT WHISKEY A favorite in Kentucky where they call it ’’¡double rich.” ©Or P,NT No. I7SC $1.55 QUART NO.17SA SCHENLEY’S GOLDEN WEDDING BLENDED WHISKEY "It’s ALL whiskey”—America’s finest blend. $1.2O "ÜT $2.30 QUART No. 2BOA SCHENLEY’S RED LABEL BLENDED WHISKEY "It’s the Cream!" $| 00 p > nt 1 * $1.60 FIFTH Ne. 233C No. 2351 Schenley Distributor». Inc . Nrw York. N.Y. AVAILABLE IN OREGON
