THE SHBRMÀN COUNTY JOURNAL,
Allotment Groups
MORO, OREGOJM
Scenes and Persons in thé Current News
FRIDAY, JANUARY X 1936
Wilson Family
Meet To Work
Has Reunion
On Contracts
In Moscow
Bask Building Being Repained £
Visitors Come To Kent
By New Owner
For Holiday Season
■ Th« aHotmwtt committees of the
county for wheat and hogs met
this week and finished work';for
the year and signed the contracts
of cooperators. The- hog committee
is through with its contracts for
the year and the wheat contracts
will soon be all completed...
C. H. Endicott, new owner of the
Bank building, has been working
on it tp-put it in shape for k new
router. The rooms are being clean
ed and some repair- work is being
done.. <■
Sherm Wilcox was about the
streets Tuesday shaking hands
with old friends of Sherman coun
ty days. *
;
^roe. Apnulla and wife of
AstoriAref« here New Year’s eve
to pay s visit with the-Poley’s, old
friends of Grass Valley days.
George Updegraff and wife re
turned this week from Portland
where they spent > part of the holi
1— Alberi Ik (“IlnpHy") Clianuh*r. Dvm«i<‘r::l. v In
cle/ted governor oí Kentucky. 2—Beautiful facade
of the Phi lippiucs lexislan'««» hulMIng in Manila uTirie Aj.iarel (Jrrzon uns Inaiigiirnted Ursi pres ident of the
Island commonwva il li ,3-Mrs Franklin I» ÍLáf^yeli ijíny n> sales lai!.\ st ihr exhibition and Christ timi sale
of Vai Kill fu ro| tn ne aud melai «raiìs In X'rw'Yujk/
Henry and Marie Barnum left
Monday for Corvallis where Henry
will resume his studies at Oregon
State college.
Tihomas and Gordon Fraser and
.
*
< '
Maxine Henrichs have been em
ployed at the county agents* office
this week checking the wheat con
tracts.
Judge and Mrs. Cari Hendricks
and^ daughter Carlotta, and Myrtle
; • Monday’s Pendleton East Ore-
D^vis wefe^heTb Monday on busi Lois Kenny
I gonian announced
engagement
ness matters.
—
r' The Christmas Operetta, “Santa
of
Miss
Kathleen
Radtke,
daughter
L. L. Peetz left? Wednesday Claus in Story Land" was present^ Circuit Judge Visit? Here
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
F.
B.
Radtke
of
morning for a short visit to Port ed Friday evening. December 2(^
Athena
to
Mr/Raley
Peterson,
son
land.
in front of a large crowd of people, Frcm Fossil Home - *
of Will Peterson of Pendleton. The
The Odd-Fellows will entertain by the first six grades. The ad
marriage will take, place in June.
their wives and the Rebekahs their vanced glee club sang “A Christ
Miss Radtke attended the Uni
Lester Barnum shipped a car versity öf Oregon and is a mem
husbands on Tuesday night Janu mas Cradle Son«” by Alexine Pro-
lo4d of sheep to the Portland mar- ber of Alpha Delta Pi. Mr. Peter
ary 7 at the hall here. •
-
koff; the beginner« glee club saj
j
ket Saturday night. They were son also attended the University
O. E. Dyer returned this week‘‘“The Manger" by Richard Kouni
from Spokane where he attended followed by both glee duh« singing taken down by Cleo Barnum who and Southwestern University at
a meeting pf erosion station agron- a number of Christmas carols, ac- remained for a few days in Port- .«wArtgeles.
companied by Miss Eda HuR. The land and
his 8ister’ Mrs-
mists.
Mdss Radtke is at present a
rhythm band composed of the first j Clem Eslinger in Hillsboro.
teacher of English in the hi^h
Reduction in Price«—
second, and third grades played' Carl Hendricks, judge of this school at Moro.
Permanent |2.00
"Jingle Bells" and “There’s Christ1 district, and his family and Myrtle
Finger Wave .35c
mas in the Air” and the harmonica Davis were here Sunday evening
Shampoo -35c
band played "Silent Night" and from FqssiL^ ^ "
Manicures -35c
School Children Winter Lambs _
Give Program
Shipped From
For Holidays
Grass Valley -
FacUl»r|1.00
Until further notice.
"Jingle Bells.“
The operetta w^s¡
Moro Teacher
Will Marry
Next June
CCC. Youths
where she is taking medical treat
Returned Home
ment for arthritis. •
j&i'na'¿lark is in Portland
ZELL’S
Dr. Viggo Häufelt
Dentist
Highest Quality Merchandise
Famous IHC Brand
Hotel Moro
From Monday, January 6
To Saturday, January 11 , inclusive
The Robert B. Hoskinson home
was the scene of a friendly gather
ing Sunday afternoon when Mrs.
Hoskinson entertained a group of
girls informally honoring her sis
ter, Gayle Amidon. Guests were
Gayle’s school friends and former
class mates home for the holidavs
who found the occasion an excel •
lent opportunity to exchange news
notes as to their activities during
the past few months. Later in the
afternoon Doris, Amidon presided
at the tea table which had aroused
considerable interest as its bright
decorations of red, white and sil
ver combined hints of wedding
bells very harmonously with the
customary holiday motifs. Sus
pensions were confirmed when, af
ter refreshments had been served,
young Bobbie Hoskinson distribut
ed favors carrying word of the en
gagement of Gayle and Paul Vanc»i
Goddard. Mr.- Goddard, a grad
uate of Southern Oregon Normal,'
has been a member of this com- [
munity the last two years during [
which time he has -taug/ht tlhe I
seventh and eighth grades.
The wedding is planned for the I
early summer.
QUICK RELIEF FROM II
OISFRESSING
AFFLICTION
At The Same Oli Stand
Doing Business Every Day
Will be at his Moro Office at the
Gayle Amidon
Engagement
Told At Tea
County agent Perry Johnston
has been vaccinating young cattle
in the north end of the county for
the past few days as the bl«ck-Ieg
has spread to that section within
the last months Several deaths
among livestock have been re
ported.
CH^fiES
Community Presbyterian Church
“The Conquering Church", a
New Year’s sermon at 11 a. m., by
Rev. lA^rence H. Mitchelmore.
7 p. m., evening service with
three "Christian Endeavor groups.
The Junior society will have charge
of the closing period. The “School
of World Friendship” begins on
Sunday night. January 19. This
is an opportunity for the commun
ity to learn more of the work of
the Christian church in other lands
as well as at home. Study groups
are planned for adults, high school
-cdllege are, and juniors. Each
week the assembly period will pre
sent an interesting demonstration
based on world friendship.
10 a. m. Begin the New Year
by attending Sunday school and
taking part in Bible study. What
better resolution than to be-----
pres-
ent for at least one worship serv-
ice, on Sunday.
Thursday. 7:45 p. m. of “The
Life of Christ" at the manse.
Next Sunday at 11 a. nt the
regular quarterly Communion ser
vice.
Full Gospel Assembly
Sunday School .......... 10:00 a m.
Morning Service ....... 11.00 a. ai.
Community Presbyterian Church
Dr. and Mrs. Joseph G. Wilson
had as their guests on Christmas
day, Dr. Wilson’s parents, Mr. and
Mrs. J. H. Wilson of Kent. Ore.;
Dr* Wilson’s sister, Mrs. Chauncey
Rambo of Davenport, Wash.; his
uncle tnd aunt, Mr. and Mrs. I. E.
Wilson and their daughters. Naomi
and Billie, of Waverly, Wash. Also
present were Mrs. Betty Kelley
of Waverly, Wash; Mr. and Mrs.
Roy J. Harbin, uncle and aunt of
Dr. Wilson who reside a.t Oaksdale,
'Wash, and their son and his wife,
Mr, and Mrs, Earl Harbin of Port
land. Oregon.-^Moscow Daily Star.
Miss Alta Norton left on Tues
day evenings train for San Fran
cisco/ Calif., where she will spend
some time with her grandmother.
Mrs. C. E. Wilson.
Mr. and Mrs. George Wilson and
sons Robert and Paul of Fossil,
and Mr. and Mrs. Paul Wilson and
daughters Connie and Dorothy of
Antelope were visiting at the J. M.
Wilson home during Christmas
week.
Hazel Decker, who is attending
high school in Portland spent the
past two weeks here with her par
Estate of Clyde J. Davis
ents, Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Decker.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Holdawaj
TN THE tCOUNTY COURT OF
and infant daughter of Hood iOvei
THE STATE OF OREGON FOR
spent the week end here at the
THE COUNTY of MULTNOMAH
W. G. Helyer home.
Many people of Moro, whose
Probate Department
_.-Mr. and Mrs. Harry Justesen
Notice is hereby given that the
and son Eddie of Wenatchee, Wn., lives have been made miserable
and Mr. and Mrs. Roy Justesen of through suffering from those dis undersigned has been appointed
Pasco. Ida., spent the holiday tressing surface muscular pains adYninistratrix of the estate of
often mis-called “rheumatic.” Clyde J. Davis, deceased, by the
season here with their parents Mr. so
Will
doubtless be glad to know County Court of the State of Ore
and Mrs. Fred Justesen.
about Williams R. U. X. Compound gon, for the County of Sherman,
'Mri and Mrs. Harold Bauer and which is giving such quick relief
Probate Department, and has duly
son Lawrence of Alsea were guests in many cases.
qualified. All persons having claims
of relatives here during the holi
Williams R. U.
Compound is against said estate are hereby
days.
prepared
from
the
prescription
of notified to present the same, duly
Rose Ellen, daughter of Mr. and
army doctor who used it verified, and with ‘the proper
Mrs. G. L. Barnett was operated a in former
his extensive practice for many vouchers as required by law, to
on at the Mid-Columbia hospital years.
Sufferers may now have the
last Monday for appendicitis, and benefit of its relief at a cost of the undersigned at the office of
is getting along nicely. This is only a few cents a day. If you Oren R. Richards, 314 Davis Buil
the sixth case in and near Kent in suffer from shooting, stabbing ding. Portland, Oregon, within six
the past year.
muscular pains in shoulders arms months from the date of this not
Kent Grange No. 688 held its or legs; if you are bothered withj ice.
regular meeting all day Saturday neuralgic or surface pains of the' Dated and first published 12-13-35
December 28. Potluck dinner at body, don't endure thin agony any Date of Last publication 1-10 36
NEOMA —
E. -----------
SMITH
noon.
longer without trying Williams
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R. U. X. Compound.
(Administratrix of the estate . of
“And now," said the teacher,
Get a bottle at any Drug Store Clyde J. Davis, deceased.
“will someone please give us a in the county today. The first
Oren K. Richards
sentence using the word ‘candor’?” bottle must satisfy you or money Attorney for Administratrix
314 Davis Building, Portland, Or.
“Please" said the bright little back.
boy in the front seat, “my papa
had a pretty steographer, but after
ma saw her he candor.’r
a fairy tale in which Peter Pan is
Arnold lAndry angry with Santa Claus because
Mrs. Margaret Peetz and her son he fails to give good children’s
E. E. Gervais returned from
Carl entertained a group of the books as Christmas presents. San Portland Christmas day and claims
The two CGQ boys who broke in
younger generation Tuesday night ta agrees to allow the Storyland that he found the roads slick but to the McKee drug store here
which lasted until the youngsters people, Captain Kid, Cinderella. not impassible.
Wednesday night of last week
had caught a glimpse of the new Alice in Wonderland and many
„
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.
,
.
’
were
sent back to Massachusetts
others, to present their cases to
Harold Hughes and CJifford Thursday by army officials. It was
year as it made its first bow.
Hugh Stiles of Calgary, Alberta, the children. They do so and the Rowe returned from their Chris'. unjergtoO(j tbat tbey wjn be gjven
•pent Christmas vacation here children declare unanimously in mas vacations last week end aU. dishonorable discharges from the When Your Shoes need repan
send them to
with Harry Ragsdale. Both are favor of the Storyland people. Miss ready to begin on the second in- c(;c upon the- Brnval at
Huit is to be complimented on her stallment of school .teaching.
students at the University.
1 No money was taken from the
Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Dunlop of excellent work as director of the
Mrs. Lucy Ruggtes visited ^ere store that was not returned and WERN MARK’S
Roseburg were here Christmas operetta, rhythm band, harmonica Tuesday coftiing from Moro.
I the damage dorfe was repaired.
REPAIRING
GOOD SHOE
day with Mrs. Duplop a parents. kband and both glee clubs.
Grass Valleyites spent their
- It is not customary in this coun new year holiday elsewhere to a
THE DALLES
Mr. and Mrs. George William^
Try Journal advertising, it pays. 204 Second St.
Mr. and Mrs» Stanley Reavis re ty to hold school between Christ large extent and many were to be
turned from Portland Wednesday mas and New Year’s but Moro found at Moro or Kent. The Odd-
evening after spending a few days school, in order to have a spring Fellows met at the hall and played
vacation, began the general rou cards while the old year slowly
in the city.
FOR SALE: Fresh Milch cow.
* Mrs. W. E. Woods and daughter tine of study on December 30; passed into memory.
Guernsey
- Jersey stock. C. N.
Ellabelle of Lewiston, Idaho arc- school wtf> dismissed on New Years
Durward Helyer, former teacher Fridley, Wasco.
FUNERAL HOME
9-10-11
visiting with friends and relatives day only.
of the Grass Valley schools, was
in Moro.
The entire faculty of high school here Tuesday from Tumalo where
LOST: Two yearling Hereford
Phone 345 The Dalles, Ore
The Woman’s Missionary Socie and of grade school teachers cele he is now teaching. He was ac heifers branded SEAL on left ribs.
ty will meet at 10 o’clock, January brated New Years Eve with a companied by his father. W. C. Will pay $5.00 per head who will
----- or-----
8 «t the home of Mrs. R. C. Byers. “Taffy Pull" Mr. Walker was host Helyer of Kent.
hold them and notify me where
GRASS VALLEY PHARMACY
This h the annual sewing meeting to the entertainment.
J. W. Shepard and wife camo| they are. Sid Seale, Condon. Ore.
Phone 222
with potluck dinner at noon. A
Miss Jane Kavanaugh, of Pen home from Portland the first ot j WAGON REPAIR Factory. Ex
large attendance is desired.
dleton, spent the New Years holi- tno
the weeK
week aiier
after spending n a few । perienced workmen. Cutting down
Oakridge, Oregon.
day with Miss Radtke.
wheels a specialty. Guaranteed
!
days
there
aL Christmas time.
/ Mr. and Mrs. A. O. Ekstrom,
team will
The
Moro
basketball
Jacob <Wässfenifi.iller is now at Satisfaction. Write for low prices.
who were here over Christmas
CCC
team
plhy
the
Confpany
2114
Blythe, California where he is Home Supply Company. Lakeview, UPDEGRAFF & PEPPER
visiting with Mrs. EkstrorA's par
in
the
Moro
gym
on
Oregon.
Saturday,
at minihg..'
ents, Mr. and Mrs. George Henna
January
4.
gin, have moved to Oakridge where
School resumed Monday , morn-
HIGHEST eastern prices for
Miss Dorothy Knowlton, of Cor-
Mr. Ekstrom has a contract that
ing
after
a * weeks
’ vacation.
carloads broke or range horses,
vallis,
spent
the
holiday,
in
M
Z.
,n
«
aIIer
we
'
K3
will require a couple of months.
Moro, Oregon
as a guest of Miss Levra Peetz. J Mrs. Eben Kee is spending a mules and colts. Fred Chandler
A All of the children of Mr. and
Among familiar faces seen at tew days visiting relatives in Wash Horse and Mule Market. Chari-
Mirs. George Hennagin ^were home
6-t
ton, Iowa.
the
school this week were Anita ington.
for Christmas day and the holiday Kenny,
Gordon
Fraser.
I
Avon
Say-
’
Mr.
and
^rs.
DeJi
Eakin
took
vacation. Mrs. Walter William?
as^ an<f Jean PowelL Other visi-1 their diughter to Mord Tuesday
came from Butte, Montana. MrS. tors
were Don Taylor, Raymond to determine whether or not she
Bk strom from Portland, George
Laird,
Maxine and Betty Simpson, had scarlet fever, ; The doctor was
Corvallis^
Lloyd
from school at
Emma
Ellen and Isabelle Fortner unable to find that she had any
from Wasco and Mrs. Kenny lives and Jerry Christianson.
thing so she was dismissed.____
near Moro.
Marius Douma took delivery on
a new Oldsmobile Thursday mdhn
ing. It was really a Christmas
gift that was slightly delayed but
it was too slick to drive a car on
Christmas anyway.
George Vintin was reported as
much improved Thursday morning
Mrs. Cothran and daughters
were here from The Dalles to a in
tend the New Years’ ball given by
the firemen.
Julius J. Martin of Moscow. Ida.,
is visiting here this week with his
Tried and True. Well Spoken on Every Hand
brother, W. M. Martin, and other
relatives.
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Buy What Others Are Satisfied With. It Pays
There will-be a - «pee« al- meeting
of the Rebekah lodge members
Wednesday January 8 at 7:30 in
the evening announces the Noble
Grand.
Mrii. T. B. Searcy has been
visiting here for several days hav
ing come up from Corvallis with
her son. John and family who
Hardware Man
spent Christmas here.
Roy J. Baker
Mrs. Carroll Sayrs and Mrs. Joe
Peters were hostesses to Mrs
Grass Valley, Oregon
Please Make Your Appointments Early
Sayrs Sunday school class Satur
day evening. The party was held
) at the Peters home.
. Classified Ads.
PA^E THREE
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Call And Get Them
CONFIDENCE
All Satisfactory Business is built on
Confidence — 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
DRYGOODS
Trade At
H. Zeigler’s
Quality
Store
TUM-A-LÜM SPECIALS
FOR NEI TEARS
Neats Foot Compound
Harness Oil,
G
Oronite Poultry Spray;
Prepared House Paint
60c
35c 1
g
$1.85|
Gallon
Dry Fir, Pine and Oak Wood :
Special on Coal for January
:
Complete Line of Fuller Paints^
Floor Wax of alTkinds
Tum-a-Lum Lumber Co. I
Grass Valley, Oregon