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About Sherman County journal. (Moro, Or.) 1931-current | View Entire Issue (Jan. 10, 1936)
r THE SHERMAN COUNTY JOU RNAL, — CCC Boys Win From Moro Visited By Many High School Moro Couple Grandchildren Coanty Treasurer Leaves For Ausai Convention in Portland The W. J. (Martin home was the acene of quite a family party last week end when they were visited by several of their grand children. Included in the visiting group were Virgil Morgan, a teacher in the schools at Otmas. Wash., and wife; Claude Morgan and wife, a bride of New Years day, from Cheney, Wash., and Miss Helen Wooten, of Walia Walla. Word from Corvallis is to the effect that George Hennagin, son of Mr. »nd Mrs George Hennagin, is engaged to Miss Helen Burfeind of Oxnard. California. She is a student at Oregon State college where George is attending school. Mrs. Darwin Van Gilder, county treasurer, left Thursday for Port land where she will attend a meet ing of county treasurers which wiki be held this week end. A meeting of the Moro Tqpvn- send Club will be held at the Pres byterian church Monday evening, January 13. for the purpose of electing officers and such other business as may come before it. Mrs. W. J. Martin and J. J. Mar tin left by train on Wednesday, to visit for a brief time with Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Martin, now living in Portland. Grass Valley the spell of wet weather. Audrey Baker has been quite ill for the past ten days with a bad Several members of the Amer ¡can Legion of Moro were in at- case of tonsilitis. tendance at the funeral of M. G. John McInnes of Kent left Thurs Tuel in Wasco Wednesday. day for Baker and the Oregon Wool growers convention which is to be held there Friday and Saturday. i George Bourhill is very ill at the hospital in The Dalles rt is re FOR SALK; Good fresh milch cow. Lynn Bowersox, Moro Ore. ported here. L. L. Peetz was appointed as FOR SALE: Fresh Milch cow. Classified Ads roadmaster for Sherman county at. G . Jersev stock C. N. a meeting of the court held last w L 9-10-11 w«k. He i. in charge .of the Frldk^ W"™- LOSTt Two yearling Hereford heifers branded SEAL on left ribs. Will pay $5.00 per head who will hold them and notify me where they are. Sid Seale, Condon. Ore. Livestock Wanted. HIGHEST corn-belt prices for car loads broke or range horses, mules and coRs. Fred Chandler Horse and Mule Market, Chariton, Iowa. DANCE ing a Ittle. The Dalles Civic At difomjin , * Dr. Viggo Haufelt has been doc- tori ng the teeth of Moro citizens for the past week. coming from Sat. Jan. 11 Wasco. * Kendrick Dunlap has been ill with the flu for the past few days and has not been able to drive the county tractor on the road job now being done near Rufus. Eugene Courtney was here Wed nesday afternoon for a few hours on business connected with his bank in The Dalles. Twenty empty seats were in Scenes and Persons in the Current New »7 evidence at the school house Thurs day and more children were be ing sent home each day with real or suspected cases of measles. The disease has not proven very dan gerous or even troublesome but neatly all children are having a 7 erclock. few- days absence from it. W. N. Sipe is here with Mrs. L. L. Peetz returned from Port Sipe this week. He is a well known land this week after a few days salesman for farm machinery who is using the winter months, as all •»"ent in the city. George Vintin is thought to be of them do. in talking to farmers. John Wall, another machinery improving for the past few days. Deputy Rabbit Killer Prentice salesman was also here this w^'c Lester Barnum left Thursday' who has been assigned to this ter morning for Baker where he will ritory, has rented rooms in the attend the annual meeting of the Bank building and will move into Oregon Wool growers which meets them with Mrs. Prentiee. The City swamp was drained there this week end. .Walter and (Mrs. May made a this week and efforts will be trip to Condon Tuesday of this made to keep it fairly dry during wvrk now deing done in the north end of the county. •‘Oharlie Smith, assistant in the office of the wheat section for Ore gon, was here Tuesday for a con sultation with wheat men of this county. u Giles French was - in Condon Monday night to speak before the Condon Commercial Club on two of the measures to be voted on Jan uary 31. Seator Steiwer and Rep resentative E. R. Fatland were other speakers on the prog cam. ' The infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Purl Pearson has bean very ill for the past few days with ery sipelas, but it is thought to be gain FRIDAY. JANUARY 10, 1936 Hie final »core of the game be tween the high school boys and the CCC team was 21 t» 14 in favor of the latter group. Due to the su- peror experience of the CCC ag gregation and to the fact that the score was 9 to 9 at the half with only a narrow margin resulting in the final score, Mbro supporters are looking forward to the local boys bringing home some victories before the season terminates. Checks were issued this week to adl who extended a $5.00 loan, or more for the purchase of band unforms. Those who loaned amounts less than $5.00 may se cure their payment by calling at school office. This is a 30 percent payment based on $72.00 gross proceeds, less $17.2« expenses, re : « sulting from the Band Concert and Stage Show of December 14. The two Moro basketball squads are supposed to journey to Rufus on Friday, January 10. This is only probable as the Rufus com- inated by our measles epidemics & < nated by our measle epidemic. As a result of individual try-outs the two glee clubs have been re organized. In the advanced group only eight girls of the original number %survived the cut. 1—Republican national committee In Washington selecting Cleveland for the Forty-four students, sixteen »aids of Venice. Calif., bringing the New Year In from the sea according to custom. from the hYkh school and twenty- •nterlng the White House to call on President Roosevelt. eight from the grade school, are absent with measles or because of maid Tavern. The theme subject, the measle quarantine in their a correlation between Healthful homes. - «. The American legion and the Auxiliary will hold a meeting next Wednesday night at their hall. All members and all eligibles are invited and furthermore are in vited to bring their families. There will be a pot luck dinner served at week. MORO, OREGON » ~ Pioneer Very III In Hospital Epidemic of Measles Keeps Chileren From School Dave Vintin was taken to a hos pital in The Dalles last week suff ering from diabetis according to reports here. His heart has caus ed him some worry lately also and he will’ stay for an indefinite period. Mrs. L. E. Clark, who has been in Portland, is home again. Mr. and Mrs. George Wilcox and son George were in Portland the first of the week on business and personal matters. Art Bibby was in The Dalles Tuesday on business connected with his cafe. W. N. Sipe, well known sales man for farm machinery, was here this week to visit farmers in the interest of his company. Several flamilies have children who are undergoing their seige of the measles. Among them reportea are Wayne Spoor, John McNeil and Herman Schilling. The small son of Mr. and Mrs. Millard Eakin has been ill this week. Rain in copious quantities fell this week to make things look brighter for the farmers of this vicinity. L. K. Smith was in The Dalles this week returning home Tuesday on the stage. was taken to a hosnital Monday of this week suffering i^om a case o' pleurisy. Quite a number of out of town people were here Wednesday night to attend the basketball game be tween the teachers and the CCC New Officers Elected By Club At Grass Valley PAGE THREE CCC Boys Work Kent Grange In South End Sponsoring Talks The CCC units working in the field have been going to Grass Val ley for the past week or ten days and are doing some damming in the Stradley field south of town • They have lunch in the old hotel building where one boy does the cooking for the crew. The boys will probably be used in the rabbit eradication campaign now gettng under way and in any event they will do the work of treating the wheat heads used for bait with strychnine^ An exten sion of the work is to be expected if permission is given to organize on a county Imsis tor erosion work. I On Measures Dance and Shower Given For Newly Wedded Pair Kent Grange No. 688 will hold its next regular meeting Saturday January 11 th with an all day meet ing. Lecturers hour at 2:30 p. jn. will be open to the public. A hard time dance will be sponsored by the grange in the evening. Durward Helyer and Mrs. Cliff ord Ullmann of Tumalo and Red mond were guests of their par- I ents, Mr. and M r s. W. C. Helyer the past week. I Dr. and Mrs. Viggo Häufelt oi Wasco were overnight guests at No matter how little you eat, the Fred Justesen home New’ > you should relish your food to Years. feel your best and get the most Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Matthes and enjoyment out of living. If clog daughter Velma motored te The ged up bowels and inactive kidneys! Dalles Saturday where Velma took are poisoning your system, caus- the bus enroute to North Bend to ing ^’ou to have a “puny,” finicky* resume her teaching. appetite, and making you feel run-] Mr and Mrs. J. S. Fritts and down, sluggish, without ambition i children were dinner guests Sun or zest for the good things in life] day at the Carl Schadewitz home. —take a few (loses, of good old Mrs. Ida Davis, Pauline Davis Williams S. L. K. Formula and see arid Viola Hansen of Moro were how much better you feel. Williams S. L K. Formula b? dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. compounded from the prescription': C. Wilson New Years day. of a former army doctor and con-. Guests entertained at the W. C. tains valuable ingredients which! Helyer home Sunday were: Mr. accomplish their work in four ben ] and Mrs. J. M. Wilson and sons eficial ways: as a mild tonic, Lester. Jerry jr,. and Dick and stomach stimulant, laxative, and] R. W. Barry. Living and English, is “Digestion” diuretic stimulant for the kidneys. । Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Wilson werb and will be covered in a thorough Many take Williams S. L. K.„For- । all day guests Sunday of Prof, and mula also for indigestion, nausea, Mrs. Darby. manner. loss of weight and sallow com- Mr. and Mrs. Robert Schillings Higgs—I hear your daughter is plexion. where a mild tonic, laxa- were honored guests at a miscel- tive, stomachic, andfc diuretic is laneous shower and dance given to marry a man of means. too harsii । Briggs—Well, I don't know needed. Don’t take your system ano I for them at the grage hall Sat drugs which jolt what he means or she means, but upset your stomach. Ask Moro urday evening January 4th. Re that’s what her mother means. Pharmacy, Moro; Grass Valley freshments were served and danc Pharmacy. Grass Valley; Wasco ing enjoyed until a late hour. “How is it that you can kiss so i Pharmacy, Wasco, today for Wil divinely ?” liams S. L. K Formula. The’first Try Journal advertising, it pays. “Oh, I used to blow the bugle in bottle must satisfy or money back. the Boy Scouts.” The Grass Valley high school basketball team defeated the COC team by a final score of 38 to 17 last Friday night. This game wa-s preceded by a tussle between the Kittens, the high school second team, and the Squirrels, the grade school team, which was won by the former 23 to 9. When Your Shoes need repaii The Literature Club met at the send them to home of Marjorie Blake Tuesday evening. New officers were install ed. Emma Fortner was installed as president, El win Peters as vice- GOOD SHOE REPAIRING president, and Vere Pike as secre 2 >4 Second ht. THE DALLI’ b tary and treasurer. The Pep band consisting of 12 members are rapidly getting in shape and will probably make its first appearance at the game with 1 Wasco. The Sophomores are busily FUNERAL HOME writing on their one thousand word themes which are to be the crown Phone 345 The Dalles, Oie ing effort of the semester’s inten sive work in the field of composi -or------ tion. The writer, whose theme ia1 selected by an outside judge as be- I GRASS VALLEY PHARMACY ing the best will be awarded the Phone 222 annual pin presented by the Mer-1 WERNMARK’h ZELL’S PEP IIP APPETITE SPI 5H YOUrt FOOD CONFIDENCE All Satisfactory Business is built on Confidence — Confidence on the part of the buyer that goods purchased will be Dependable Groceries, Fresh Vegetables Overalls, Jumpers, Shirts, and all kinds of DRY GOODS Trade At H. Zeigler’s Quality Store McCormick-Deering UPDEGRAFF & PEPPER f* isic by Paul Eudat’s Band Moro, Oregon Admis; inn: Gents 40c, Ladies 25c CHUCHES i Community Presbyterian Church । “Acknowledging Him” will be t¡ :: the subject of the sermon at 11 a. m. All members of the church H and congregation are invited to observe the Celebration of the Lord’s Supper. 7 p. m. Combined evening serv ice with three Christian societies. Final plans wi’.l be made in prepar ation for the “School of Worla ' Friendship” to he held for six weeks, beginning January 19. The' pastor, Rev. Lawrtnce H. Mitchel-1 more, will speak on “The Woman Who Said No.” Tuesday, 7:45 p. m., meeting oi the Session at the home of Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Byers. Wednesday. 2:45 p. m., Women’s * Spiritual Life Group at the church. Thursday, 7:30 p. m., study of “The Life of Christ” at the manse. Full Gospel Assembly Bunday School- .......... 10:00 a m. Morning Service 11.00 a. m.i At The Same Oli Stand Doing Business Every Day TracTractor School It NORO Hichrst Quality Merchandise Famous 1H C Brand tried and- True. Well Spoken on Every Hand Buy What Others Are Satisfied With. It Pays We Have Your Wants In Stock Call And Get Them Roy J. 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