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About Sherman County journal. (Moro, Or.) 1931-current | View Entire Issue (April 10, 1936)
TRE SHERMAN COUNTY JOURNAL k RIDAY, APRIL 10, 1V30 MONO, OREGON PARE THREE --------- ■, — ............................... Rev. Cookingham will speak on the minds and lives, in order - that because of iU n The Golden Text is. "All Aeda w Christ, ______________ God might shower upon you the shall see the salvation of God." Living John McCune has left the Eaton subject * ’The ____ At the regular Sunday school Blessings. He has for you. (Luke 3:6.) ranch and returned to Moro and We wish to again call to your W. E. Garrett la taking care of the hour the young folks will entertain Among the*'citations which com with recitations, songs and exer-. attention the Easter Cantata prise the Lesson-Sermon is the sheep and calves since he left. Mrs. Rose Dahl, Freddy Knecht cisea appropriate for the occasion, which is being given by a group of following frtjm the Bible: “Agree I the women of the community. It with thine adversary quickly, and Paul Muller were hare Monday Everyone cordially invited. Mrs. A. J. Decker motored to Community Preebyterian Church »« to be Easter evening 7.30 o'clock whiles thou art in the way with from Tygh Valley. Establishment The Dalles Friday where she met at .the Church of Christ. Every him: lest at any time the advers Easter will be observed in both of a cheese factory there is being her daughter Hasel, who is at one welcome. They have spent ary deliver thee to the judge, and planned for the near future and the . Sunday school and morning tending school in Portland. . Hazel much time in preparation, Come the judge deliver thee to the officer, church service Sunday. Rev. Law Tygh Valley choose may be a fu will spend a few days here witih and give them your support. What and thou be cast into prison.'* ture delicacy for eastern Oregon rence H. Mitchelmore is »peaking Muy Goiag To Bond Contest her parents before returning to do you say we fill the house. That’s (Matt 5:25.) on “The Day That Changed the appetite«. school. . fine, we will be expecting you. Ite , The WtdnM<Uy evening I .MH. Carl Adams was in the Hp»»- I . and a mixed quartet, and InCorvallis This Week-end I Mrs. J. N. Mac Innes and Mrs. Mix h Controversy member the time. 7:30 p. m. is held at 8 o'clock. pital for a abort time last Week the *‘r,s chorus wi,n, ain* special B. A. Hogue were business visitors < hrieHan Science The reading room in the reai being dismissed the first of the »o mbers i H o clock. During in The Dalles Wednesday. the Sunday school hour classes will “Are Sin, Disease, and Death of the church building is open at Despite the fact that there is week. George Updegraff has been Qver * Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Holdaway present a program of recitation Real?” is the subject of the all times, and the public is lovingly to his office this week for short and daughter of Hood River spent a bit more moisture, about this and song. Please bring your Lesson-Sermon in all Churches of invited to attend the church serv periods after being away from a few days here last week at the year than there has been, the city Eater offering envelopes. Endeav- Christ, Scientist, on Sunday, April ices and to make use of the read work of any kind for five or six home of Mrs. Holds way’« parents fathers have made preparations to orers will have an Easter break ing room. increase the water supply for the weeks. George may be a little Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Helyer. fast at 7.30 a. m. and have bought a new summer weak in the legs but he can still. Volna Guyton motored to Grass electric pump to install tin the 7:15 p. m., Christian Endeavor punch a type writer and catch up • groups join in combined evening Valley Wednesday morning. He^George Vintin well to furnish on his legal work. was accompanied home by Mrs. water for the city if and when service with Easter as the theme Allen Thompson, son of Mr. and Guyton and infant son Robert, who for discussion. needed in the hot and dusty days Mrs. Orval Thompson, is ill with had been patients of Miss Cassie Pendleton presbytery and presby- Marshal Garrett was in Portlnd pneumonia at his home. He is re Holmes. terial will be guests of the Moro last week and brought the equip ported as doing very well. I church April 15-17. The opening Mrs. Paul Wilson and daughters ment home. Installation will be The semifinals for the debate Marion McKee and Sam Van Vac- Connie and Dorothy of Antelope, gin immediately. meeting will be held at 7:30 p. m.,! championship of Eastern Oregon tor drove to Antelope Monday to spent the week end at the home of Tempers have been ruffled this will take place the afternoon, Wednesday, with the retiring mod- j transact some business in that end «her parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. A. week over the quarantine situation. erator. Rev. George Redikn, of j of April 10, at 2 o'clock in the of Wasco county. It appears that the mixture of High school assembly room. A Bend, speaking on “The Lumber Dunlap. Mrs. Marion McKee was called The dance which was sponsored scarlet fever and measles is not critic judge from Pprtland will se Jack." to The Dalles Monday to be with by the Kent Grange Saturday eve too good and in the early stages lect the winner for the final con Wasco Church of Christ her sister, Mrs. Claude Eaton who ning for the benefit of the high some think they have one and fin- test with Chiloquin, April 17. Gilbert B. Carey, pastor was operated on for appcdicitis. school was well ____ ______ _ people __ ally find they have the other, Our hearts were made to rejoice ' attended _ by Grass Valley will take the affir She Is getting along nicely. from all parta of the county. Sup-| Measles, ordinarily the least dan- mative side of the state medicine last Lords Day over the growth of Vernon Flatt and family left per wu served at mindnicht by r«™» discaae, ia locally worae question and will be represented the Bible School. Still the invita- j Wednesday for Portland where the women of the Homo Economics than the lover. by Janet Wilcox and Agnes Simon tion is to one and all. Come and । This week Eileen Hickson, high they will remain for a day or two. c|ub who has replaced Marjorie Blake, meet with us, especially this Sun-1 Mr an,i Ur. j T M.uh— Mr *cbool teacher, Keith Rinehart and a victim of the measles epidemic. day (the 12th.) There is to be an [ Vernon will attend a meeting of Mr. and M«. J Blake, studentg were oil men. Easter program during the Bible • p ^ iw i * found to have the measles and The public is invited. School hour. Bring the “kiddies” i George Hennagin is reported to Paul Wilaon and dauchtara, Conni. are for a„ment Neva The enrollhunt of the high school and come. be getting weaker at his daugh- and Dorothy were in The Dalles has been nearly cut in half as a re Gervais, who has been out of her If possible plan to stay for the , ter’s home in Portland. George jr. Saturday transacting business. home to escape scarlet fever for a sult of the measles and scarlet fev church service. Obey the Risen returned early this week from mak Mrs. Wm. Mitohell spent last week or more took the measles and er. Miss Eileen Hickson instructor Christ by meeting at the Commun ing a visit with his father. Monday at Moro as a guest of Mrs. went home thinking it was scarlet in the high school has the measles. ion table, which will be followed Mr. and Mrs. Martin Melzer left Ida Davis. fever. Mrs. Gervais also had the Her classes lave been distributed by a Gospel message, “When Fail Combine Wednesday for Portland to spent between Mr. Hughes and Mr. Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Helyer and measles. ure was Enjoyed.’’ Our prayer is j a few days before going on to Cor son Jesse were dinner guests at Rowe. I Dr. Taylor of The Dalles was that many will come with open । vallis where the girls will take the' J. E. Norton home Sunday. up to look over some patients and UNIT part in the band contest with the The occasion being Mrs. Helyer’s Dr. Poley has been a daily caller Moro band. ERE In n »jece lnl iwtw bill«i«lo cnmldtie, «IcMigt ir»l hih I built to lick birthday anniversary. to see who and what, but fortunate «me uf the luuglu^l Jolw In agriculture. Il I m n hillside combine 'Reverend Carey of Wasco occu Major Huntington, medical offic ly no one has been very ill. from hip hi buttom, built arouml nu oulMhimling new fra lure of er of the army, was here last Fri pied the pulpit here Sunday eve Bruce Alley who had an opera design—I hr Melf'-cimtMincd, »elf-levrling CRADLED (’.LEANING UNI I ning, he was accompanied by two tion for appendicitis a few days day to inspect the camp. —which put« thia new MrCnrmlrk-1taring combine In a claaa by Full Gospel Assembly Itself. Mac Bull reports that driving young ladies from Wasco who as ago is better and will be up and Funeral Home Sunday School .. 10;00 a m. conditions on the John Day high sisted with the music. Rev. Carey around again by the end of the Alrra«ly, Intrrcel la running high among the grain giowera who Morning Service ....... 1L00 a. m. have seen the Nu. 51. We I mi H cvc you will want to see thia new com Phone 345 The Dalles, Ore. way between Arlington and Con will not be at Kent Sunday eve week. bine right awHy, whether you buy a miuhina thia iwivon or uoL Wasci Methodist Church Roy J. Baker and wife drove to don were pretty bad as the dust ning April 12th. Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Adams and The Dalles to attend the funeral of T’he No. 51 it a almple unit, capable of lining eatraonlinarlly filled the air so that a driver could A special program prepared by son Connie of Hood River were all Mrs. Charles W. Moore who died go«»«! work without requiring “hair-trigger” Miljuatmenta. It ia reg hardly see the front of his car. All?y ’ s Confectionery the Board of Education of the ularly supplied with a 14—ft. Iirader, and the separator has ample Henry Roth is working on the day guests Sunday at the home of in Portland Saturday. Methodist Episcopal Church will capacity to lake care nf the hraviral mips. A 2-ft. platform extension Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Davis. Phono 222 Leroy Stradley and wife were Brisbine house this week getting Is avnllsble for use where crops arc light. A rrrw of 3 men rum operate J. H. Wilson had the misfortune be used at .the qiorning service. here from Portland over the week that new residence in shape foi the tractor and harvester-thrvaher when grain is baggrJ. Only Iwo to fall in^ma basement last Wed- i end to visit with Mr. Stradley s mo» are needed when the grain tank (supplied as extra equipment) occupancy. ncsday and fracturad three ribs, parents. hi n Y uà/ Shoes need re pan W. B. Knox, manager of the so is laid off from his work for a Ted Ball with his wife and chil Tygh Valley Flour Mills, was in Complete Information concerning pricra. a|ieel Aral Iona, terma, send them to a few days. dren came up from Lejhanon this ate., will ba au ppi tod on request. . town Wednesday on business. MI m Gladys Baker "Burned., ,m,n child of Mr. wd Mra. week during a spring vacation the Attorney► At Law Monday from Portland where she Dick Reckmann was found to schools there are having. Ted is Smith-Hughes instructor in the REPAIRING hu b«n omployed and I. now|h.v. the whoopin< couth Portly GOOD SHOE Moro, Oregon - L a W0j!unf Vi Vr Mor» Hotel. their return from Boring and valley city. oro regon The children of Charles Forres- Floyd Flatt was kicked by a is under the doctor's care. ter and wife have the measles and horse this week and is limping Several members of the Eastern Try Journal advertising- it pays. are staying home for a few days around carefully for a few days. Star lodge from here were at a < Lt. S. L. Bernstein was in Port- meeting in The Dalles this week. | > . land . the .. first v . of . the week to at- Among them were Mrs. Irwin tend th. Jewish Passover cere- Morr!* Mr> D E SUphenli Mrs. ■ monies there. E. E. Barzee. Clarence Mersinger reconstruc D. E. Stephens and M. M. Ove- ted the side walk along side the son were in Pendleton the first of Journal office Wednesday. It had the week to get soil samples from Bu> * fallen down because of rotted sills, the station there to test for mois making a walk to the Odd-Fellows ture content. They found plenty hall a dangerous trip. th« huyer that pun-hMM d vk ill 1 of dust along the highway. Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Jackson of r f qunHt * find prietd. The Dalles were here last Friday afternoon. Dependable Groterits, Firth I hs Mrs. W. B. Johnston of Salem was visiting here with her son, FOR SALE: Overalls, Jumpers, Shirts, and all kinds of Perry and family last week. 30 H P Caterpillar Tractor Mrs. Geraldine Vintin Douglas 2 Cheney Rod Weeders DRY GOODS came from Wenatchee, Wash., last 2 2-bottem 16 in. Oliver light week to spend a few days at the heft gang plows Trade At home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. 10 sections Iron Harrow George Vintin. 16 ft. International,,, Combine Arne Annuli« and family were Harevster here this week to visit with the 2 18-boe Van Brunt Grain drills Poleys and other friends in Grass 1 18-hoe Superior Grain drill. Valley. They are now living in M. G. Melzer. Astoria where Arne sells gas and GOOD PAY - STEADY WORK oil to the loggers and fishermen. Reliable Men and Women Wanted Nedra Marvel, who has been working at Bucholtz confectionery to service McNess customers in for the past year, has gone to home locality or german County. 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