Sherman County journal. (Moro, Or.) 1931-current, May 01, 1936, Page 3, Image 3

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    TPE 8HKRMÁN ÇOÜNTY JOURNAL,'
Mrs. L H. Martin
ship in the Sunday school for |di
/ fa
ages. You are cordially invited to
Qj tVCDlS
join one of our classes.
11 a. m., “The Tree of Immortal'
ity" is the subject of the pastor’s
meditation m preparing for the i
observance of the Lord’s Supper.
There will be reception of mem­
bers. Special music is planned for
this service. .
7:15 p. m^ adult, ¡high school,
and junior Christian Endeavor
Famen Busy In Fields; Ball
societies meet in connection with
the combined evening service.
Playen on Diamond
MORO, OREGON
Grass Valley
At Grass Valley School
A -^1 Play
d ,17
Annual
Shows Activity
FRIDAY, May 1, 1986
PAGE THREE
I for Vernonia where she will visit
a few days with her son Claude.
Evangelistic meetings began
to (tie Insurance
Sunday morning at the Kent Chris­
tian church with Rev. G. E. Will­
iams of Newport officiating. Serv­
ices are to be held every evening
Net premium» '.St? dur-
at 8:00 o’clock continuing for two
- UM71749J1
Interest, dividend» «nd rant»
weeks.
On May 9 the Seniors are pre- •
received durin« th* year .. >41616.38
Incom* from other aource*
Mrs<J. C. Wilson, Mrs. Clarice
renting the lively three act farce----------------- —-
received durin« th* y*ar .. 746949
‘ The Whole Town’s Talking.”
I Mr. and Mrs. Shelton Fritts und Sacre and son George and Mr. and
Total Incom* .
.X.M.733J73J1
Fumer Resident Leaves On
Thia play takes place in the family of Grass Valley spent Sun- Mrs. John Maclnnes were visitors
a
DtSBURBEMKNTtf
Net
loaaea
p«ld
during
Simmon’s home where their daugh­ day at the home of Mr. and Mrs. in Shaniko Wednesday morning.
year Including adjustment
Ronnd-the-World Cruise
expen*** .......................... ».063.630.49
“Mountain Mumps’’ a three act
ter, Evelyn, returns from school Carl Schadewitz.
CommiMions *nd Baiarle*
Christian Science Church
comedy
is
ta
be
presented
at
the
r.«14 J!ur‘n»
y*ar ...
L7«.mT3
bringing with her a dashing young
Mrs. J. L. Matth^, Mrs. G. L.
rax*». Ilcen*** and few paid
“Everlasting Punishment’’ will
man of Chicago and Paris. Mr. Barnett and Mrs R. P Barnett I “h00! auditorium by the Kent high
, durine the year .......... T77. 113,300.»
Amount of all other expendi­
Although the farmers are busy Simmons wishing his daughter to
Mrs. Amada E. Martin, wife of be the subject of the Lesson-Ser­
L wanes
run«,«. 2 8Ch°°l
on the
Saturday
evening
May
ture*
........................
2T3J79.il
transacted business in t me
AfUr
pUy the
Townsend
Leroy H. Martin, died in Portland mon in the Church of Christ, getting the plowing done there is marry his partner, Chester Binney Friday.
Total expenditure*
. r
lS.Mljni.il
little activity about the town as who is an anerdic, plodding, sort
Monday evening from a heart at­ Scientist, on Sunday. May 3.
AB8ET8
Mr. and Mrs^ J. U. Leonord of club members are going to spon­
•Value of stocks and bond*
tack. She had been a resident oi
The Golden Text is, “There is farmers make the activity when of individual, invents a story about Moro spent Wednesday visiting at sor a social at the grange hall.
owned .............................. >6.461 389 00
Qash in bank* and on hand . 964.003 62
Mr. and Mrs. 'Richard Ross ana
Sherman county most of the time no
ice, saith the Lord, unto the they come to; town for extras or Chester having a hectic love affair the home of Mrs. B. A. Hogue.
■Temiums in course of col­
lection written since Sep-
sons
of
The
Dalles
attended
church
supplies. Candidates supply an with a ravishing movie actress,
since 1882 when she came here with wicl L” (Isaiah 48:22.)
Vern Mobley of Yakima was in
tember 30 1935 . ........ 1.31L613.34
her husband. The funeral was
Interest and renta duo and
Among the citations which com­ element that is different as some^fter convincing his wife and Kent Wednesday .nd Thursday I £™ces „ hT ^nday morninK-
accrued..
............................
>1.668 36
P10’® *ttend'n« the evening serv-| Other admitted
held in iPodlland Wednesday. prise the Lesson-Sermon is the of the numerous grdup , drop in daughter that Chester is really a selling seed potatoes.
assets ,........
1,940.31
Mlles Martin of Lexington and following from the Bible: “Be not nearly every day and make the man of the world, the movie stai
J. C. Wilson, Mrs.’Clarice Sacre '^j S™1
'V?
Total admitted asset* . „ . »,570,783.»
G'lbeii C, iV"?.
Mrs. Lola 'McClelland of Kalama, deceived; God is not mocked: for rounds of business men handing with an extremely jealous fiance and son George, Arthur and Koy “nd
. -iP00-?’ amortlxed: stock. December 31.
.935. value.
children, ond Mr. Martin survive whatsoever a man soweth, that out cards and talking about coun-1 arrives in town. Immediately com- Justesen were business visitor, isfejJE, / " r ? “"s
-
, , LIABILITIES
---- — get
4 - a plications arise which prove very r -oo.
Tk..i
__ 'I daughter Vivian and sons Ed and
her. Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Martin, shall he also reap. For he that ty affairs, Most 4 of them
'»rose claims for losses un­
paid
........................
>3.171.461.00
uiiL
nr. llansdij
•"<* pet®r
who is a sister of the deceased, and soweth to his flesh shall of the flesh pleasant reception for most of them humorous and entertaining. Noth-
\mount of unearned ptrmi
* pr
Bull
iw nLi?.„^
Da vis ana \ iola
y
ums
on
all
outstanding
are
pleasant
themselves.
ing
could
be
funnier
than
Chester
Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Martin jr. and' reap corruption; but he that sow­
risks ...................................... 3,397,618 88
Kent
«• N- MacGinsson
School ma’am Rowe is perpetu- trying to pattern after Evelyn’s
ivue for commission and
Orlo Martin, grandson, and wife eth to the Spirit shall of the Spirit
brokera«e
.............................. 35*. TOO JI
pl •
a u
c, e-
I BP0nt »ho
at ,f()rd
the
were in Portland for the funeral. reap life everlasting." (Gal. 6:7,8) ally pointing these days as his Parisian Friend, and Mr. Simmons
111 other liabilities ................
300,050.00
Sheriff Chrisman
and
Mr. S
of week
Mr end
and visiting
M„/Wi
most
important
finger
is
strapped
trying
to
keep
from
«his
wife
the
Envoy Lillian Grey McCormick Wasco, Church of Christ
Total
liabilities
except
phens of Moro were business call- R , .
.
Belshe of Moro.
.
capital ...J......... >5.938.738.38
securely to a board. A ball playei fact that he is taking dancing ers in Kent Friday afternoon.
of the Salvation Army was here
apital paid up >1.000.000,00
Surplus over all
. Thursday on her 1936 expedition Gilbert R. Carey, potatar. ----------- put a kink in his digit last Sunday । lessons. After affairs become very
Sam Foreman of The Dalles was
liabilities ,... 1,643.034.19
IfNOPSIS OF ANNUAL STATEMENT OF ।
into this county. This is the elev­
Encourage your young people to that made it look like a pretzel tangled they begin to straighten in Kent Thursday and Friday buy­
THE
MARINE
INSURANCE
COMPANY
I
out and the play ends in a very ing wool.
enth year she has made this ter­ attend Bible school by attending benders’ .product.
LIMITED of London. En'’and. on the
thirty-first day of December. 1935. mMe ;
The
Baptist
church
will
hold
appropriate
manner.
ritory collecting for the Army.
Mrs. Geo. McKay accompanied
with them. Meet with us at 10:00
to the Insurance Commissioner nf the
iSINBBB IN OREGON FOR
Stat* of Oregon, pursuant to law:
special
services
May
^0,
Mother
’
s
The
lead
characters
will
be
por-
by her son in law and daughter
• rt premiums received durin*
Mrs. A. A. Dunlap and Mrs. Max o’clock. Please read II Timothy
CAMTAL
the year . .............. ................77711586 >'/
Day.
A
program
is
being
prepar-
trayed
by
Keith
Rinehart
as
the
Amount
of
capitai
stock
naid
Mr. and Mrs. L. M. Schadewitz of
Pluemke drove to Hood River Wed­ 2.15. "J*
ovses paid durin« the y*ar ... 1.081 31
UP
...........
> 300.000 00 ..
ed.
Everybody
will
be
welcome.
scheming
father,
Ruby
Fairchild
osses
Incurred durin* the year ^18.44
Moro, drove to Portland Friday
INCOME
At the church service the pastor
nesday to listen to the talk by the
in
Net premiums received dur-
Jack Gervais and others were his wife, Janet Wilcox their daugh- where Mrs. McKay took UrF- stagt
will
speak
upon
the
subject
‘
^The
In*
the
year
>1.659.838
38
- vica-eommander of the American
ame of President. W, Roas McCain.
Interest, dividends and rents
repairing
the
skylight
on
the
roof
ter
Evelyn,
and,
'Ralph
Balzer
as
ame of Secretary, riank 8. Becker Jr.
| Greatness of Christ." Bring your
received durin* th* year
138.275 35
Legion.
tatutory resident attorney for service.
of the Masonic hall Tuesday of Chester Benney, Mr. Simmons
Income from other sources
friends
and
let
us
study
this
inter
­
. A. West. Portland. Oregon.
«♦Vernen»
of
th*
received
during
the
year
.
106.921.15
Dr. George Simon and Dr. R. P.
this week in case it might rain partner. Other members of the
.m insurance
COMPAI
...................
„.„inea in the 8»at*
Total Income................... >1.905.034.88
Mortensen of Medford left April esting subject together from God’s again before the summer is out. cast will include Katheryn Burton,
of Tow«, on the 31*t day of D-remh*r.
Holy
Word.
DISBURSEMENTS
*
1436.
mad»
tn
the
Tnsnranee
Commis
­
18 for a trip around the world.
Net tosse* paid durin* the
। SYNOPSIS
And speaking of rain there have Max Van Ausdal, Ferd Stark, Vere
sioner of th* State of Orc*on. pursuant
Remember
the
10th
of
May
is
year
including
adjustment
-They will return in October. Mrs.
expense*
l » 494.950 30
been several showers of magnitude Pike, Eileen Hogue, Phyllis Dick­
Mother
’
s
Day.
What
would
please
Commissions «nd salaries
Simon came up Monday to visit
Amount ef capital stock
enough to be called real rains in son, Cora Bayer, and Robert Rolfe.
w
paid during the year
588.139 36
paid up Mutual f^mnany
Non*
Taxer, licenses and fees paid
a few days with friends and rel­ her more than for you to bring this dry cycle of years. Reports
.
INCOME
during
the
year
95.188 fl
Oregon, purauanjt^o^mv
Total premium income tor
atives in Sherman county. Mrs. her to Bible school and church. are that the country south of here
Amount of al' other expendi­
_ the year ,
> 3 435.496 38
Amount of capital stock paid
ture«
.................................
781.490
86
Mark McComack (formerly Alice Make y°ur P1,n8 now t0
"‘b
interest, dividends and rents
Janet
Wilcox
has had better luck in attracting
. up ......................................... 7. >1.000.000.00
rOcelxed durin« the ve-r 1.349.857 89
Total expenditures .. . . I >1.040.760 06
INCOME
Income from other sources
Wilcox) and her mother Mrs. Paul-
the rain drops -than the district
ASdET
r
~
The r?port cards were distribut-
Net
premium* received dur­
received during the yer r
168 574 M
Losse* due from reimbursing
ing
th« ye*r . .... . 1.467.410.67
..
ine Wilcox, made the trip with Mrs. Full Gospel Assembly
north. Anyway the wheat is ed Monday with a marked decrease
/• companies
. —
< I
13.41099
- Total income
.
t 4.853 638 83
Interest, dividend* and renta
Value
of
stocks
«nd
boflds
received durtn* the year.. IM 663.56
Simon.
' •
Sunday School ..................10:00 a. m growing.
DISBUPSEMEN^S
e-
i in the grades of many of those who Paid for . losses,
amortized «market value» 3.587.556 57
Income from other source*
endowments,
Ca*h in banks and un hand 908.647 41
69.071.80
received durin* th* year,,.
Brigadier General Parsons of Morning Worship
11.00 a. m.
annuities and " surrender
J. W.' Shepard and wife were had been absent with measks or
Premiums in course of collec­
values
> 3 381 733.87
tion written since Septem­
Vancouver Barracks was here for 'Evening Service ........... 7:30 p. m. here. Saturday afternoon and nightJ ^»arlet fever. The honor roll con- Dividends paid tn noMey­
ber 30. 1935
322.093 24
holders durine the year
316.933 S3
a short time the first of the week •
——7-
’ from their new home in Leiwston, ‘ sists of. seniors, Keith Rinehart, Commissions
Interest and renta due and
Net loues P*id durin* th*
and sa'arlea
28.318 74
accrued
................
year includin* «dju»tm*nt
„paid
during
the
rear
,
309.184
08
for a brief inspection of the local
Idaho.
expente« ..... ............... y . >1.451.893.33
1.00 and Janet Wilcox, 1.00; junioi
TaxAs. licenses and fees
>4.750.024 95
Total admitted aaaeta
Dividend»
paid on «apital
paid
durine
the
year
68.763
86
CCC camp.
Fishing was no good Sunday Frances Fairchild, 1.50; and Fresh­ Amount of all other expen­
• tock durin* th* yeaf/7.
150.000 00
LIABILITIES
Commission« and salariea
diture*
....
Gross
claims
for
losses
un
­
1.623
716
53
which
is
one
of
the
unsatisfactory
men, Eileen Hogue, 1.25 and Betty
The Missionary society meeting By Norma Melzer
paid durin* the year ..... U 19.096.40
paid . .
> 515-393 CO
Tax**. Ucena*a and fee* paid
Total expendl» u—i
Amount of unearned pre­
I 4.509 311 97
things connected with rain storms. Olds. 1.50.
that was scheduled for May 13 has
139J73.93
durin* the year -------- ...
miums on «11 outstanding
_ .
,
ASSETS
Twenty eight high school pupils
Amount of all other expendi­
risks
...................
686.723 73
of real estate owned
Mrs. 'Roy J. Baker was hostess to
The Mermaid Tavern held an in­ Value
been postponed until the 20th. It
348.881.76
tures .....................................
(book value!
i > 3.476.111 44
Due for commission «nd
broker is* - . ..............
165.000 00
of stocks and bonds
will be held at the home of Mrs. and the three teachers went to a group of bridge players Tuesday ; teresting party at the home of Value
Total expenditure»^...........63496.06845
All other Ilabllitie« ..............
163.186 19
owned (market value)
14.733.436 75
Camp Sherman Friday afternoon. afternoon and Mrs. C. L. Poley of | Keith Rinehart. For the evening Loans
Theodore Johnston.
on mortga*** and
V»lu* of re«l *»t«t* owned
.
Total :iabilltl*'t. except cap­
collateral,
etc.
637.965
77
The Woman’s club is sponsor for The Juniors got up early Saturday Moro succeeded in winning the all members donned unusual cos- Premium notes and oolicv
(book v«lue) ............9
1.970,11
ital ...................... v........ >1.530.302.91
Value of «tock«u>d bond*
Capital
paid
up
200,000
00
loan*
*
6.063.618.77
, tumes and read humorous, original Cash in banks and on hsnd 101 827S3
the annual mother’s and daughter’s morjjinff tb cook the Senior’s break honors for the day.
owned (m * r k e I v»lue)
Surplus over all liabilities >3.019.722 04
Bond* «mortized ..- --i
Net uncollected and deferred
E. M. Alley and wife, A. A. Dun- writings as they sat on pillows.
banquet which will be held tonight^ fast °* sausage, eggs, potatoes, hot
C*«h in banks «nd on hand
Surplus _as re* s rds oolicr-
11X443.79
premiums
Premium« in crur»« of col­
holdeit ............................. >3.219.722 04
and rents due and
Friday, at the Presbyterian church, buns, coffee, and an appetizer of lap and wife and W. Ray Blake I The Juniors »^.Seniors enter­ Interest
lection written *lnc* Seo-
309 IM 84
accrued
tember 30. 1935 .............
466.158.01
.
>4.750.024
95
Total
...
48.480.33
were among those who were in tained the two low6r classes at a Other assets (net) ............
The Amerian Legion Auxiliary oranges.
Interest and rent* du* and
.....a-
BUSINESS
IN
OREGON
FOR
THF
»4J5Í063J6
Weenie
Roast
in
the
Grass
Valley
accrued
...........................
13.316.46
Moro
Monday
night
to
hear
and
see
Total
adtnitted
asset*
l
will meet May 13 at the home of
Saturday afternoon the truck-
YEAR
LIABILITIES
Net
premiums
received
durlnc
—
the
...16.367,100.13
Park. This entertainment came as N*t rMetVM
Total admitted
in 330.505 77
Mrs. J. C. Freeman. The state load went over to Suttle Lake the Republican dinner..
year ......................... ~77. .7*2 616.65
LIAI
Loasea paid durin« the y«*r .... 1.333.40
Herb RooJ is plowing on the a result of ^R^.^pper dasse* losing Gruss^clairv* (or loss** un-
president Gradys Turnbull of Port- where swimming, boating, baseball
90.4*7.33
rose claim* lot
__
•3A82JO4
paid
”.
........ 8 388.40.60
land will be here for the meeting playing, eating, and dancing were Hans Koepke place this week with in a magazirie Contest to the lower All other 'iiabllltl ea .. .
Amount of unearned Pt*- '
mlum* on all outstanding__ ...___
Total llabHItfea.
jeetie-
—_ -
-
hubb a Son. United State* man*«er*,
as will the district paesident, Mrs. enjoyed. Sunday morning every- his tractor.
except capital
>2X356.775 03
risk* ................................... 3.760.448.87
ta tu tory resident attorney for aervlc*.
S
Surplus
aa
regards
policy-
Que
for commission and-
Ted
von
Borstel
is
the
owner
of
J. C. Bank*. Portland
Lorraine Brown of The Dalles. It one went their own way until 12
t 1.102 387 53
holders ...........
broker*** . ....................
All other liabilities .............. .
will be a joint meeting for the o’clock, when they started home a new Diesel tractor bought from SYN<
Total
.
>24,459.063.56
BUSINESS IN OREGON FOR THE YEAR
Total liabilities, s x e e d t
Wasco and Moro units.
again, much to the disappointment McKean and Searcy and is tum-
Oros* premium* received
capital ......... -..................... I
1935. made to ih.> Insurance Commia-
durine the year-
The road grading crew started of many. Sunburns and a good ing over the ground with it.
I'npital
paid UP ....................... I
aioner of th* Stat* of Oregon, pursuant
75.960.3'
Fraternal
assessment
ijrplui
over all liabilities ...
xMisg "Harriet Long was hen
to law:
the first of the week on the Monk- time were had by all.
MutUM?.
■:
■
7.339 53
Premiums and dividends
__
7 :rp!us a* regards policy­
Amount of capital deposited > 685.000.00
land market road and have been
Our district came out very good Monday to talk books and libraries
returned dining Iha year
189.38
holders ................................. I ».003.467.38
Losses
paid
durin*
the
year
3
5,947
.34
INCOME
grading other roads in that vicinity at the declamatory contest Friday to the library hoard and Miss Anna
Nam* of Company, YEOMEN MUTUAL
mioma
received
dur
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY.
::U8INE88 IN ÒREOON FOR THE YEAR
since finishing that one.
»,586.933.96
night, getting first, second, and Schwartz who pu its out and takes
Funeral Heme
8am* Of President. A. H Hoffman,
let premiums received dur-
Intereat. dividend ind renta
am*
of
Secretary,
Qeo.
r.
Wall.
_
ini the ye«r ... ................. 8 18.047 98
Some special premiums have third prizes. In the upper division in the volumes for the local read-
received durin«
is year
337.741.14
Ktutory resident attorney for Mrviea
'.orses n"id durin* the v*«r.
9.338.84
Incom*
from
oil
sources
uranc*
Commissioner
of
O
tmoo .
Phone
345
The
Dalles,
Ore.
.esses
Incurred durin* th*
been received for the county fair Claudine Thompson received first, ing service.
received durin«
I* year . 341.714.11
Little Erma Lee Gervais is ill
. »me of company. B À NKIR8 AND
and others are expected from
the second division Dorothy
Total Inc
>4.068.460.31
TUPPERS INSURANCE COMPANY
or
those who hold special interest in Miller received third, and in the with the measles and complica­
O’1 NEW YORK,
Net loaaea
■pe of president. C V. Meaerol*.
year ineJudins
When Your Shoes need repa i
some element of the annual show. lower division Annajean Knighten tions have set in necessitating a
Alley’s Confectionery
no of secretary. A. R Matthew*,
exp*na*a
... .... ... 61.40944441
trip to the hospital.
. -utorv resident attorney for servleo.
------------------ and salarle*
Arnold Landry has resigned hisj achieved second.
nauranee rommiaMoner.
send
them
to
paid
during
the
year
...
^
1441.319.79
Phone 222
Jacob Wassenmiller who return­
position with the Jacobs-Miller Co.
Taxe*, license* «nd fees paid
The Sherman County Contest
«Turin* th* y«ar ..............
141.199.48
and is now employed with Ogden’s was held Wednesday afternoon. ed from California a few days ago
Amount of all other ex«
pendltur**
.................... L384.330 68
at Bedells in Portland. He is work Louise Barzee and Barbara Belshe after a winter spent prospecting
Total
expend!
tu rva ....84,079.334.13
there
has
gone
to
John
Day
where
ing under a specialist in perma­ were the contestants from Moro.
GOOD SHOE
REPAIRING
nent waving, hair cutting and hair Barbara Belshe made the highest he is looking over mines.
Valu* of ate
and
owned (m
Gerald
Kelly
spent
last
Sunday
204 Second St. x r THE DALLFb
dressing.
bond amori
....... 86.1I144I08
score.
Loans on mor
in The Dalles.
°01-
„
W. B. Rice left Friday for Mitch­
lateral *tc. .........
786.Si.Sl
Mrs. Matt Simon and girls were
Cash in banks and on hand
The school band will go to The
ell to officiate at a meeting of Odd
Premiums In co«»« of collec-
All Satisfactory Business is built on
in
Portland
last
week
end
visiting
Dalles Saturday to the Mid-Colum-
K>n written auto* Septem-
Fellows there.
676,179.84
r 30. 1935 . .. ...........
..
with
her
mother
and
sister.
bia
Band
Festival.
They
will
give
W. H. »Ragsdale is attending
Interest and rant* du* and
Confidence — Confidence on the part of
accrued ....
A large crowd was out to the
• meetings of the Federal Land Bank a concert Tn the evening.
All otb*r aueta
the buyer that goods purchased will be
dance last Saturday night.
in Idaho and Eastern Oregon this
Total admitted «tute . 97,641.766.79
“
This
is
the
Life
”
a
modern
com
­
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Roy
J.
Baker
are
week.
-
of good quality and fairly priced.
* Harry Pinkerton left Tuesday for edy by Robert Ray, has been chos­ leaving today, Friday, for Forest
paid ■
.......................... 9 MS,09741
Amount of unearned prem­
Portland to take some cattle down en as the all-school play, and will Grove where they will attend the
Dependable Groceries, Fresh Vegetables
ium« on all outstandlnc
Moro, Oregon
be presented at the Legion Hall on musical recital of their son, Dale,
flaks............
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8.071.994,48
to the yards. ;
Due
for
commission
and
araruaaFy!::.-: s8;lg.S
Dr. F. W. Clarke of 303 Guardian May the 8tb. Because of the uni­ who will graduate from Pacific
Overalls, Jumpers, Shirts, and all kinds of
versal
appeal
of
this
play
’
s
up-to-
Bldg, Portland, Ore., will be at
University this spring.
Total llsbfllU««. except,
Moro Hotel Monday, May 4th. At the-minute plot, and the oppor­
Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Clark left
DRY GOODS
tunity
it
affords
the
local
group-
Hotel Sherman Tuesday, May 5thJ
-Wednesday for Portland where
to show the results of their dra­ Mrs. Clark will receive further
See him about your eyes.
Trade At
Surplus as rw^rds policy-
holders
.................. 8.683.07748
f Tom A. Verdenius, candidate for matic
------- training,
— it has been selected - medical treatment.
delegate to the Republican Nation- as a Atting vehicle for this time o
In A New Location
Quality
Total
.67,641.760.71
al convention, is the father in law the year. If you are worried, come Moro Lodge No. 113, I. O. O. F-
Store
If
in« U>* y*ar^...........
Moro, Oregpn
of Ed Koler. who comes to this and laugh your cares
mm * paid outin* year
county frequently as a represents- y°u “*4 excitement, there is
o**«* Incurred durine
th*
_______
Meets 1st and 3rd
tive of the United States National enough suspense and drama to
Tuesdays in the
Bank. Mr. Verdenius lives in keep you intereetedthroughout the
Nam* of Manasar for Faclfl* Coast,
1O.O.F. hall Tran
ranch. J MlfondaU. >69 Pin* 8tr**t.
W. A. R cuolm
Portland and has as his slogan entire play. If you enjoy romance,
sien,t and visiting
*n Francisco, Cal.
Statutory
resident
attorney
for
Mrvlco.
you
will
be
hard
put
to
it
to
re
­
‘•The best interests of the country,
brothers are cordi­
Magazines - Lunches - Cold Drinks
James O. Hitt, Portland. Orosoa.
frain from speaking your mind
and Republican success.“
ally invited to neet
A marriage license was applied aloud when the heroine overlooks
with us.
for this week by Miss Thyra Fields the love that is right before her,
Lewis McKee, N. G.
and Basil Bains. Mr. Bains is from in the false glamour of a super­
Joe Truit, Secretary
Colfax, Washington where he is an ficial ideal. But if you are serious
electrician. They will be married minded and enjoy plays that teach
next Sunday at the bride’s home a lesson, you will be grateful to Bet hlehcm Chapter, No. 7H. O. E. S.
the author for showing how very
near Wasco.
Moro, Oregon
little
the material things matter
Dick Morgan and family have
Meets Every Second
moved to the Messenger house this when once they are seen, through
Fourth Thursdays in each
week in order to vacate the recent­ the eyes of experience.
Month. Visiting members
ly bought Hendricks house.
Invited.
Lupine Rebecca Lodge No- 116
Mrs. Esta Mae Powell is visiting
Esther Morris, W. M.
Moro, Oegon
here with her »on, Marion Powell
Rose Amidon, Secretary.
(
and wife and other relatives.
Meets 2d and 4th Tu­
Dan McLaughlin was up from
esdays of each month
:
Portland Monday night to attend
Visiting members wel
the Republican meeting and visit
come. *
with friend, George Updegraff.
Mn. Flora Phillips, mother of-
Elsie Stephens, N. G,
FOR SALE—An 11-month old
A. S. Johnson, returned to her
Lila Bull, Secretary Jersey Bull. Don Cox, Grass Valley.
home in Hood River Tuesday, af­
26-27-28
ter a visit for several weeks with
FOR SALE—A good cook house.
Mr. Johnson and family.
Eureka Lodge Ne. 121 A-F & A-M
See V. S. Barr, Moro, Oregon.
Moro, Oregon
Meets the 1st and 3rd 25-26-27
Thursday evenings of
FOR SALE—4 Acres with 5
each month. Visiting room house. Posession at once. One
members cordially in­ mile south of Bend on the new
‘ »
:
vited to meet with us. Dalles - California Highway. C.
Please Make Your Appointments Early
i
H. B. Pinkerton, W. M.
M. Kuhn, Box 38, Route 1, Bend,
Community Presbyterian Church
C
V.
Belknap.
Secy.
Ore.
10 a. m., Bible study and wor-
Buried This Week
In Portland
Kent Personals
i fl
Con“ra Many
Citizens There
Moro School
CONFIDENCE
UPDEGRAFF & PEPPER
AT YOUR SERVICE
H. Zeigler’s
8
MOBO CONFECIIOW
Dr. Viggo Häufelt
Dentist
Will be at his Moro Office at the
Classified Ads
Hotel) Moro
From Monday, May 4
To Saturday, May 9, inclusive
CHICHES