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* Moro Woman Fractures Arm In Bad Fall O.lier Events Of Local Interest Briefly Stated Mrs. Susie Hastings fell Tues day and injured her right arm at the elbow, as she was entering her house after returning from to#n. The Auxiliary of Chris Schultz Poat will meet March 4th, at the home of Mrs. A. H. Byers. Mrs. W. W. Knighten spent Thursday in The Dalles, as a guest of Mr. and Mrs. L. V. Walton. The group, attending a meeting of the White Shrine in^The Dalles. Kendrick Dunlap returned home Tuesday from a two weeks visit in the Willamette valley. Giles French was confined to his home the first of the week with a slight infection in his right leg. L. L Peetz and wife were hos tesses Saturday night to a group of friends who played cards until a late hour. Mr. and Mrs. George Updegraff returned Sunday evening from a trip to Corvallis and Salem on business. While in the valley George attended a meeting of at torneys for the veteran’s commis sion. Mrs. Gail Holzapfel, who has been nurse for Mrs. Carl McKean, left for her home near Wasco this week as <Mrs. McKean has improv ed rapidly. Wayne Spoor, while hauling alfalfa hay from Hermiston, found a slick place in. the road near De- iMbss Sunday night and in the spin lost 32 bales of stock feed and broke a wheel. Dr. H. C. Curry the Seattle Op tometrist who has made profession al visits to Moro for years and is known for good optical work ai reasonable prices will again be at Moro Hotel Saturday, March *7, for one day. Eyes Examined, Glass e« ground and fitted to each indi vidual Eye. No guess work. At 17-18 Wasco Friday, March 6 Dr. Derflinger of the department of animal industry of the state was here Wednesday for a short time while on his way . to Grant county --------------- t to continue testing for Bangs ^,s" ease. Imogene Johnson is employed at the Charles Belshee home for few days while Anna Sather is home recovering from a case of the measles. Children from school districts east of town are staying in town this week while the weather is un suited to travel back and forth. Virginia Murray is at the Johnson home, Thirley Chapman at Gen try’s, the Futter children and I^ jw - is May at the L. L. Peetz home. Donald Burnet is home from Cor vallis where he has been attending school for several months. Illness during the past month caused him to stop school for the year, Martin Hansen has moved to Bend from California where he spent the winter after selling his resort on the Metolius. Dr. Poley took Mrs. Hastings to The Dalles Thursday to have hep recently injured arm examined by x-ray. Jim Futter is home from school this week on account of a badly in fected hand. Chas Wicklander of La Grande State Grange Deputy ia here this week visiting the granges of this county. THE^HERMAN COUNTY JOURNAL, PAGE 1 KREE MORO, OREGON OREGON MOTOR VEHICLE FATALITY CHART BY COUNTIES l9M-*35 <wipu.ipn issi JMu, JicwTMiY or « tate urvT II L A ciwkamaj J HARNtY ] DECREASE 1935 Carload of County Horses Shipped Kent Wins To Texas Exciting Basket Weekly Happenings In And Ball Game Around Grass Valley rM NO CHANGE 34-35 ESSED NO FATALITIES 34 35 monia, to make the trip home. The Boy Scouts cleared over $10 at the dance given for their bene fit last Saturday night. King Fritts was in The Dalles Thursday to have an x-ray made of his foot which was injured while working on the L. K. Smith ranch. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Abel were visitors at the Simon home last week from Portland. Bruce Alley was here last week end from Vancouver where he is in the headquarters company of the CCC unit. Christian Science church serv ices are held every Sunday morn ing at 11 o’clock and on Wednes- ray evening at 8 o’clock. The subject of the Leason-ser- By Janet Wilco« mon at the Christian Science The basketball teams journeyed church for Sunday morning, March 1, at 11 o’clock will be CHRIS! to Wasco in the school l?us Friday night to play the Wasco teams. JESUS. Golden Text: Isaiah 9:6 i. Unto The final scores , in favor of Grass to us a child is born, unto us i a son is Valley, were th girls game given; and the government shall! 6; the boys game 49 to 19 Hubby—Why do you feed every Grass Valley defeated Rufus ir e upon his shoulder. tramp that comes along? They the Grass Valley gym Wednesday Responsive Reading. Isaiah won ’ t do a lick of work for you. night. The final score of the girls 10; 53:1-6, 7. H, 12. Wife — I know they won’t. But The Reading Room in the back । team was 26 to 20. And in the it certainly is a relief to watch a 19. Before of the church building, is open at boys game was 32 to al) times, where the Bible and all the game and at time outs the Pep man eat a meal and not find fault authorized Christian Science lit- Rand under the direction of Mr with the cooking. erature may be read, purchased or Rowe played several tween halves of the b< ¿s game the borrowed. The public is lovingly welcomed Girl League supervi id by Miss When Your Shoes need repait Hicks >n did a marching drill, form to all services. send them to ing both the letter R and the let Community Presbyterian Church G. After the games, refreshment m. “Christ's Program were served by the Girl’s League 11 the first of a series of sermons on to all players and members of tin REPAIRING ) SHOE the theme: “During the Lenten faculty. At this time speeches THE DALLE« t. Season, Think On These Things.” were made by the coaches, the cap- 7 p. m., “New Indian Trails,” motion pictures of the Indian work ' in the Southwest, will be shown during the'‘‘school of world friend- ship.’’ Adult, high school and jun-l ior Christian Endeavor Societies | are continuing the study of friend-, All Satisfactory Business ia built on ship toward others. An offering for missions is planned. Confidence - Confidence on the part of 10 a. m., Sunday school with the buyer that goods purchased will be 1 C. J. Thompson, general superin tendent. of good quality and fairly priced. Friday, February 28, at 2 P-, m., “World Day of Prayer” will be ob Dependable Groceries, Fresh Vegetables served with a service of fellowship of worship and prayer at the Overalls, Jumpers, Shirts, and all kinds of church. The theme is “On Earth Peace, Goodwill Toward Men.” DRYGOODS - te-r Rev. Lawrence Mitchelmore is the leader, with-the Woman’s Mission- Trade At ary society as sponsor. Quality Wednesday, 2:45 p. m. piritua! Thur ay, 7:45 p. m Life Store Final evening f study in Life of Christ’ t the manse The basket ball game between Moro and Kent Friday evening A. E. Ragle of Baker and G. W. C ARD OF THANKS We wish to express appreciation proved to be the most exciting Stinson of Texas have been in the game of the season for the Kent county this week buying horses. to our many friends for their quintet. The score at the end of A car will be partially filled at kind acts and words of sympathy the first half was 9 to 13 in Kent s Grass Valley Wednesday and sent to us in the loss of our beloved favor. Kent held the lead through | on to Wasco where it will be com wife and mother. Also for the out the game and the final score j pleted, then sent on to Fort Worth, many floral offerings. was 32 to 13. Paul Schillings was Texas. ♦ Mr. Robert iwlinger high point man for Kent. The ref Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Eslinger Mrs. Albert Johnson, of Bend, I eree was Mr. Squires of Grass Val was here to attend the funeral of Mr. and ‘Mrs. Robert Johnson ley. t r Mrs. Eslinger. Leo Barnett of Clem spent the Clifford Rowe received notice past week visiting at the home of this week that he had been made Kent Auxiliary his aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. ( a member of an Oregon State G. L. Barnett. ' to J. M. Wilson, Wm. Gunther, (Bill Teachers Association committe Eek's Me e'ing relative obtain information Dugan), George Howell, and Rob ner.nt< teacher preparation. A joint meeting of the American ert Schilling attended the Town Dalles is Legion and its Auxiliary will be send convention in The Dalles Fri dent. Cramer of The chairman of the committee. held at the Legu Hall Thursday day. * >< Th I.. V. Walton and wife o1 evening February Mr. and Mrs. L. V. Walton, Mr. and Mrs. L. W. Amick, Mr. and Dalles were here Saturday. The Auxiliary /ill mak Tom Garrett and. Gus ! ■imith . es and ini- Mrs. J. L. Davis and Mr. and Mrs. spring at are at home this week with cases tint ion of new n ers. Plans J. C. Wilson were the Kent folks who attended the funeral of Mrs. of severe colds trat have will also be made fo supper for held Friday Robert Eslinger at Grass Valley making the rounds. the card party to A son was bom February 18 to evening February Saturday. pr> Miller, state veterinary, Mrs. Mrs. Hazel Boyce Drapeli in Port’ Miller and Perry N. Johnston of land. Mrs. Drapeli is a daughter " L- " Davis ranch of Rev. and Mrs. Boyce, formerly I Moro were at the J- Toni—Well, she didn’t express „ I JT* Tuesday to vaccinate Mr. Davis’ of this city. it exactly that way. She said she Mrs. Herman Schilling entertain had to laugh every time you open sheep. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Wilson of ed the members of the Grass Vai- ed your mouth. Antelope were over night guests ley bridge club Wednesday after- at the J. M. Wilson home Thurs noon at the Schillings home here. This weather,” said the old day. „ x . Mrs. Roy J. Baker has been timer, “reminds me of the time I A large number of Kent people chief 1 factotum around the hard- was in Alaska. It got so cold one attended the card party and dance ware store for the past week I night th; the lamp flame froze. held at Grass Valley Saturday while R. J. rests at home with a , night. . x' Despite some counter-seasonal Word has been received here cold. I Mrs. Robert Brown is staying decline in several lines of indus that Charles Dunlap, ^h° with her mOther in The Dalles with try from December to January, ill with pneumonia ' her small daughter who was born partly owing to exceptionally cold I is much improved and will soon February 7. weather, indications are that busi be able to return to his home Mrs. Lets Snider returned from ness conditions will continue rela here. Warrendale Tuesday after staying Helyer tively favorable through 1936, says j Mr. and Mrs. W. C. the monthly review of farm price, ; motored to The Dalles Friday for several days with her sister, Dr. Curry, the old reliable Op cost and demand conditions just re । morning where Mrs. Helyer board Mrs. Marion Van (Metre who has leased by the OSC Extension i ed the train for Portland to visit been ill with flu. tometrist of Seattle, who has made Mrs. John Rolfe returned Tues- Service. Industrial output made; her sister, Mrs. W. R- Adams, who an unusually sharp advance during! is in a sanitarium there. - Mrs. day from Hillsboro where she has profeisjonal vizit« to Moro for year« . - the last part of 1935, the increase i Adams is a former resident of been visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Perry. j will again ke at the Hotel Moro on in factory payrolls being over 15 Kent. Bob I a Bleu and wife are home I per cent from July to December. from Portland after spending a SATURDAY, MARCH 7 for »». The U. S. index of factory pay few days in the Metropolis. i rolls stood at 76 per cent of the Clem and Ray Eslinger and Asa1 1926-1930 average in December Eslinger of Forest Grove and Hills day. Eyes Examined . . . Glaite« compared with 68 for the whole FOR SALE: Your choice of 60 boro were here Saturday for the Ground and Fitted . . Relieve Eye year 1935, 61 for 1934, 48 for 1933 head of horses. All kinds. H. B. | Eslinger funeral. and 46 for 1932. The strength of Belshee. ! Mrs. Gus Engstrom returned Strain and Headache . . . Charge« I consumer purchasing power is an FOR SALE or Trade, for live home from the hospital Monday Reasonable ..... Will he at the important factor in the trend of farm prices, although the supply stock, colts or tractor in good con- | much improved although Cassie of the various products and othei dition: One Holt Combine 14-foot; Holmes will remain with her fm Sherman Hotel in Waaco . . factors also influence farm price Oliver one-way disc plow 6-foot; a short time. Charles Dunlap Is home from Two Slab weeders; two Iron-wheel trends. Philomath having sufficiently re FRIDAY, MARCH 6. Tlie report contains consider wagons, 3 inch; four smooth mouth covered from an attack of pneu- able data on price trends of var horses, good workers. J. J. ious farm commodities produced er, Kent. Oregon. 16-17 in Oregon, listing in this way al- ( FOR SALE—600-e^g MdClan- together more than 60 products. nahan incubator, $20. Call 32F14, Mrs. A. H. Barnum, iMbro. 1< Read the ads in the Journal rato c.L±e V utare S ten In Farm Business Trend Coming Again ns of the teams, and the county lool superintendent. the basketball The last ga season will be played at Moro Feb ruary 25. This will be a very de cisive game because so far both of the Grass Valley teams have remained undefeated. The Grass Valley boys are at the tournament today and hope to tomorrow The squad consists Bill Roth, Edwin Peters, Ferdi- nand Stark, James Blagg, John Roth, Clarence Young, Billy Alsup and Guy Vintin. Grass Valley Teams Win Basket Games CONFIDENCE H. Zeigler’s A ♦ * ° Schenley Quality Whiskies Every One-COMPAREl America's favorite SCHENLEY’S OLD QUAKER BRAND STRAIGHT WHISKEY 75 C PINT No. 13BC (RYE) No. 172C (BOURBON) *1.45 No. 136A (RYE) • V j ft QUART No. 172A (BOURBON) As you prefer tn BOURBON or RYE 40c HALF PINT RYE ». No. 136D AVAILABLE IN OREGON Schealey Distributor«. Inc.. 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