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About Sherman County journal. (Moro, Or.) 1931-current | View Entire Issue (April 3, 1936)
TUE SHERMAN COUNTV JOURNAL. Grain Growers Meet For Talk On Facilities Townsend Club Meeting Scheduled Next Week Managers of cooperative grain growers units in the county were in The Dalleb Thursday afternoon to attend a meeting to plan for terminal facilities on the docks in that place. Walter Ruggles is back at work after a siege of the flu. Ethan Woods and wife stopped here while on their way home to Prineville’ from Corvallife where Ethan <had beep- attending the co unty agent’s conference. Signa Woods went iwth them to Prine ville to visit a few days. Mr. and Mrs. Webb Templeton left Monday for their new home in Arlington having leased the hotel there. Mrs. Templeton’s sis are now' the proprietors of the Moro Hotel. Miss Mildred Ginn will speak at the Full Gospel Assembly the first three Sunday evenings and the following Tuesday evenings of April at 7:45. Jess Landry was trying to put a barn door back in place during the big wind last week when it fell on him knocking him out for thé count, When he came to he was lying under the door with an injured leg and a bump back of his ear. ■ Mrs. A. S. Johnson left last Sunday for Hood River on account of the illness of Mrs. Granville Phillipa, mother of Mr. Johnson. Dr. H. C. Curry, the Seattle Op tometrist who has made profes sional visits to Moro for years and . is known for good optical work at reasonable prices, will again be *t the Moro Hotel Friday, April 10 for one day. Eyes examined, Glasses ground and fitted to each individual eye, No guesswork. Will be at Wasco Saturday April 22 11. The, Woman’s Missionary Soci ety will meet with Mrs. Cope on Wednesday, April 8, at 2 p.m. Miss Stella VanAvery from Port land was a weekend visitor at the L. V. Moore home. Miss Mildred Hansen is here this week to visit with hed sister. Viola Hansen, deputy county clerk. A meeting of the Moro Town send club will be held at the Pres byterian church April 9th. next Thursday. Eugene Burr of Port land will be the speaker. Several from this town were in Kent last Saturday night to at- Moro Band Plays In Contest At Goldendule FMK THRU FRIDAY. APRIL 8, ISSO and the telephone pay booth has been moved to the butcher, shop Mra Leghorn is as well as ever and can talk over €he phone with i perfect safety to all. Her “Hello” I is as cheerful as if her face was I not red. , Mrs. Margaret Hutchcrpft is j here from Forest Grove to see her The United States Oiyil Ser < parents, the Chas. Lemleys, fora vice commission has announced an few days. Her daughter, Gloria, open competitive examination for Many Ill With Scarlet Fever | pow quite a mils, is with. her. New Resident Arrives From the position of assistant director All teacher^ in the school were (historic sites and buildings), in As Disease Spreads offered another contract for next Mountain City, Tenn. the National Park service, Depart year and somewhat nicer figures ment of the Interior. were appended ^hereon in some The entrance salary is $5,600 a cases. It’s hazy from tee recent wind Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Dunlap were year, less a deduction of 3 and T. M; Rolfe has been down with visiting their daughter, Mrs. Paul one-half per cent toward a retire storm giving a murky look to the the flu lately but he won’t stay Wilson of Antelope, Sunday. They ment annuity. j air and an unreal feeling to the down long at a time and bounces were accompanied home by their Applicants must have completed observer. And it is cold, really granddaughter, Dorothy, who will a four year course in a college or cold with the ground frozen just up again. Kieth Rinehart is the latest one spend some time here. university of recognized standing, like winter time. Work is going Mrs. Betty Kelly spent the week and, in addition, must have cer on slowly because of the weather to come down with the scarlet ’ end at the home of Mrs. Carl tain specified experience. The although the farmers feel lucky fever . £chadewitz. applicants experience, among they were not in the blow arbas. Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Davis and other things, must indicate thor son, Luther, motored to the Dalles ough and comprehensive training 'To break the monotony of a' chill spring day Herman Schilling Sunday morning where they spent in American history. Full information may be ob burns the rye grass in his cow they day visiting Mrs. Davis’ sis ver, ¡Miss Lillian Schassen. They tained from the Secretary of the pasture that was once a city park. Full Gospel Assembly were accompanied home by their United States Civil Service Board The small boys used to keep the Sunday School .. 10:00 a m. daughter, Evelyn of Portland, who of Examiners at the post office rye grass burned down every Morning Service 11.00 a. m. or customhouse in any city which spring when Wily Knighten ,Arlie will visit here two weeks. Everett? WHson of Mountain has a post office of the first or the Heath and Allie Hembree were Community Presbyterian Church Now it is a part of the reg Reception of new members, City, Tenn, arrived in Kent Wed second class, or from the United kids. ular spring cleanup of property special music and a sermon,‘’Fac States Civil Service commission, nesday where he will spend a few ing Jerusalem’’ • are feature« of owners. months at the home of his sister, Washington, D. C. thell o’clock observance of Palm Jack Gervais and Jim Burton Mrs. Carl Schadwitz. Sunday. Dorothy Fraser and Doris Mr. and Mr$. J. L. Matthes left are batching in the old Wilcox for Salem Tueiway afternoon hav house while waiting for their Thompson are singing a duet and ing been called op account of the families to get out from under “The Palms” will be played by death of John Matthes, the for quarantine with scarlet fever, the trombone trio> Ted Thompson mer’s .brother. They returned fvan Gervais’ mild attack is keep Carl Peetz and Rfev. Lawrence H. home Friday evening. ing Jack away from -home and Mitchelmore. Kathryn Burton’s illness keeps r 10 a.m. all Sunday school clas Volna Guyton and son, Billie s~s plan for Easter. Jim batching. spent Sunday visiting with Mrs. 7 p.m. combined evening ser- Guyton and infant son at Grass By Janet Wilcox f Jim Blagg and Ernest Eslinger Due to lack of time and other are also, living apart from their vice with adult ,high school col- Valley. Mrs. F. C. Darley left the first activities already scheduled the families because of scarlet fever lege and junior intermediate 80C- of last week for Vancouver, Wash, Operetta has been cancelled for quarantine. Boys in both families ietiee studying Christian Endeavor where she spent a few days vis this year. topics. . ‘ ' The cast for the senior play has have it. iting with her parents Mr. and Next Sunday, Easter service at Bruce Alley was operated on for been selected. Those receiving Mrs. Eaihardt. 11 a.m. The Kent and Moro Auxiliaries parts were: Kaye Burton, Cora appendicitis last Friday and Mr April 15-16, meeting of Pendle entertained the Wasco, Maupin Bayer, Ruby Fairchild, Janet Wil and Mrs. Ed Alley went down to order at Kent Saturday evening- cox, Vere Pike, Phyllis Dickson. Vancouver to see him. ‘He was A dance sponsored by the Kent Eileen Hogue, Ralph Balzer, Keith recovering from the shock of a Grange will be given Saturday Rinehart, Ferdinand Stark, ¡Max local anaesthetic then but is bet ter now. Mrs. Alley rmeained to evening, April 4, at the Legion hall VanAusdale and Robert Rolfe. be near him for a few days. Mr.- Rowe will direct this play Music will v be furbished by the and is sincerely hoping that Scar George Wilcox was in Pendleton Dalles Orchestra. let fever makes no more depre Tuesday to listen to the relief Preaching services will be held every Sunday evening by Rev. । dations in the cast before the play heads explain the new plan for giving pensions to all those over Carey of Wasco for an indefinite 1S Presentfd_M*y A great many at^enc^s were 70 who can qualify. period. Cora Bayer and two Bayer boys Mr. Burrs, a speaker for Town noticable in school this week, in send clubs, will speak at the Kent cluding those who ‘had Scarlet have scarlet fever ,but are noti Grange hall Wednesday evening, fever, bad been exposed, or ; very sick which is the fortunately Professional thought they might get it. condition attendant to the disease April 8. * so far this spring. V! its to Moro Mrs. Orville Ruggles is in the tend a meeting of cx-sirvice men . _ . city of Portland visiting for a few and the auxilary. - Percy Thompson >hs reurned to Feeder pigs for sal: H. B. Belshee,1 days with her parents T.T Mrs Ben Leghorn has the fever Moro, Oregon. - ' Mr? T.<whnrn hr the Veterans hospital for fofther treatment. — For Sale: Old printing office at McKean and Searcy report the Wasco. What do you offexj, Mrs. sale of several n^w disk plows C. M. Snider, Gladstone, 21-2 since the wind storm brought them WANT A BARGAIN ?-Beautiful to the attention of tbc farmeri. small sjze .piano like new must be MK D. E. Stephens was ost- t alien up for unpaid balance. Any css Monday aftenooi to a group one wishing to buy can take over ol friends who came in to play on same easy terms. Write Tall bridge. Dr. Viggo Haufelt and wife ha\ c man Piano Store, Salem, Ore. 20-21-22 been in Moro this week repairing ‘h- dentistry of affluent or miser Plowshare Grinding—25c. Satis able citizens. faction guaranteed. Orval Thomp I will not have a Sta lion son. on the road this season. Kent Occurance Reported By Correspondent Could You Be Grass Valley A Park Director Farms Missed Tor The US? By Dust Blow Grass Valley Preparing For Senior Play 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 DRY GOODS Trade At Quality Store H. Zeigler’s Reliable Optometrist of Seattle, who has ma 'e for Classified Ads. again be tel Moro Eyes glasses examined Relieve Eye Strain TU K DA I SEND *1 THE ATLANTIC MONTHLY Make the most of your roading hours. Enjoy the wit, the wisdom, the compan ionship, Ube charm that have made the Atlantic, for seven ty-five years, America’s most quoted and most * cherished magazine. • Send $1. (mentioning this ad) to The Atlantic Monthly, 8 Arl ington St., Boston. Those near enough may bring mares to the ranch. Terms will be $5.00 cash with return privileges. c. Charges Reasonable. Will be at Wasco Sherman Hotel Sat. April 11 T. M. Rolfe Keep it Painted aid ycu Keep it New! Spring Paint SALE 13 Days Only March 30 to April 11 The special prices quoted here will not be repeated this year! Don't miss this chance to save on your spring painting! »idit w.“ a very hará job, but aa¡amatmmm^^ to help him out> in tight places he took the one with the highest grades. Wednesday morning Mr. Walker put the list on the board and the 25 with three alternates have been practicing alone. has rented his Valley to Clar is figuring on property either Portland. CONFIDENCE Dr. Curry the Old onic temple. * - Tuesday Mr. Simpson and Mr. 204 Second St. Walker picked out the lucky ones who will get to go to Corvallis to the state contest. Mr. Simpson OLD TIME NEWS _____ (Continued from page two) William J. Davis, a prominent Sherman county farmer, died at the Dalles last Friday morning following a long illness. Funeral services were held at Grass Val ley Saturday afternoon. A. S. Johnson was down from Kent Friday having Fops & Co. fashion a-fishing instrument with which to pick up a drill and set ot “jars” that had broken loose from his well drill at Wilber Haggerty s farm south of Kent., The drill was down 315 feet when the ng broke. Clay Neece, one of the early pi oneer farmers of this country, is visiting with relatives in this vi cinity. Mr. Neece has been loc ated at Corvallis for the past few You will remember Christ said, *,Do this in remembrance of me” Are we doing it? The pastor will speak on the subject M Strong Christians”. There will also be -a special song by Miss Betty Me Cafferty. Bring your family and friends with you. The pastor will dr(ve to Kent Sunday evening and conduct a servics there from 7:30 to 8:30, speaking on the subject, M The Voice of the Night” Every one is welcome. * Beginning Monday evening, Ap ril 6 and continuing tach night ot the week except Saturday, the pastor will conduct a Bible study following the life of Christ the week of His crucifixion. The study Church cf Christ will be held in th« parsonage and Gilbert R. Ca^ey, pastor. Wasco the time is from 7.30 to 8:30 pro Bible school begins promptly at mptly. Make your plans now and 10 o’clock, please be on -time that attend each night if possible. you might enjoy the .full hour. It matters not You will be made to feel at home Come praying. who you are if you love Christ and in this ‘Friendly Bible School’ re- want to be drawn closer to Him. gardless qf who you are or where you are from. If you are not atteu^Come and meet with us and to ding Bible school some where else you who dò not know Him as come and study the Word with, us your personal Saviour, come and A class for all ages with one in learn of Him. charge who knows and loves God and His Word. Men, we need you, come and meet in a class of your own. You will enjoy it. UPDEGRAFF & PEPPER Come and worship with at the church service from 11 o’clock Attorneys At Law to 12 (we close promptly at 12). Followers of Christ let us not Moro, Oregon “Forsake our own asembling toge ther” Heb. 10:25. In reference to the Communion: ton presbytery* and presbyter!al in this church. LUTHERAN SERVICE Lutheran church servicesj will be conducted in the Grass Valley Methodist church building Sunday April 5th. A special communion service will be observed and we begin an half hour earlier, namely 10:30. The confessional sermon will be delivered in the German and the English languages. Members and friends of the church are cordially invited to attend. A sermon tn the passion of the w’orld’s Savior will be delivered. Sunday school at 9:45 o’clock. H. H. Fleckenstein, missionary Coming Again By Norma Melzer The Moro band went to Golden- dale Friday afternoon in spite of Funeral Home bad weather .Only a very few were unable to go. We found the Phone 345 The Dalles, Ore. Goldendale weabStr much" more pleasant than ours and the mass or band composed of all nine bands Alky’s Confectionery marched down town and back and played two numbers. Phone 222 There was a dance in the af ternoon at the auditorium for the band members and a free lunch was served in t^e middle of the A hen Your Shoes need repaii afternoon. At 7:30 the contest send them to started, each band playing1 three numbers. Part of the band came home after the contest, but othei s stayed for th? dance at the Mas- good shoe repairing years.x R. C. Bennett farm near Grass once Blagg and the purchase of at the Dalles or MURO. UKEUON Machinery Repairs Cream Separators Hardware McCormick - Deering & Oliver Extras and Implements HOUSE” PAINT SPECIAL REDUCED PRICES Pint Quart Gallon $2.89 . Reg. $3.40 89c Reg. $1.05 53c Reg 62c PORCH PAINT SPECIAL REDUCED PRICES Gallon Half Gallon Quart $3.09 $1.81 99c Reg. $3 60 Reg. $2.10 AVA1LABLI IN ORIOON 40 HALF PINT No.*136D RYE J?011 ^HisKrr 75* PINT , Come and get Your Wants ALFALFA HAY Roy J. Baker Tum-ArLum Lumber Co Grass Valley, Oregon ««MID Mo. 134C (KYI) Mo. 172C (BOUMON) ♦ Grass Valley, * You’ll get along well with Old Quaker. It has made more real friends than has any other straight whiskey in the country. Sales records prove that conclusively. Old Quaker is the sensible whiskey—sensible in taste (Man, it’s smooth!) — sensible in price (and, Man, it’s easy on the purse I). Oregon omOWKW PO PROOF STRAIGHT WHISKEY Kt you prefer in BOURBON Of BVI Il beo»» In« MASK st Mtt.I
