THE BHEMMAN COUNTY JOURNAL.
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M. * .MURO.
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Examinations
Kent Grange
Taken at Moro Team Displays
Home From Trip
High School -JWork at Rufus
To New York
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Strong Family
Grass Valley
Senior's Feted
By Parents
FASE
FRIDAY, MAY 22, 1936
BIDS ™
Francis V. Galloway gave the ad-. Bida ara now open for bus
dress.
driver for the year 1936 - 37 at
John Stewart is in The Dallw Rutiedge Diet. No. 24. 2
_i __ re
Board
suffering from pneumonia in one gervea
ri<ht
cancel My and
lung having been taken there by aU bida-
L. D. Eakin last Sunday.
Kindly send bids to Clerk
George Schwartz was here this
Harold D. Eakin, Clerk.
week from his home In The Dalles
to look after his farming interests ;
and visit with relatives.
Ob King Returns
To Grass Valley
Verifying Spring
.CHWSfiES
Mrs. T. M. Rolfe and Mrs. Geo.
The Juniors and Seniors took1----------------------- •
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H. Wilcox entertained the Seniors
took their final exams on Thursday _
u u ij c
and faculty at the Wilcox residence
and Friday of this week. Any who tvanfelllt Hold« dervicei
Many Visitors Come For Lamb
Tuesday evening, May 19. Follow
Full Gospel Assembly
flunk can go back Saturday and i
j
ing which the group traveled to Make Home In The Dalles
Sunday
School............... 10:00 a. m V
take
them
over,
but
they
all
want
Show Wednesday
the school house where they put
Morning Worship ....... 11.00 a. m.
to stay clear of the school house
The
degree
team o*
ot sveni
Kent vriangc
Grange ( ( wn
on men
their v«.««
class a«^»«
night program. At
^aturdav
1
,ne ue
»ree team
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Women of the Auxiliaries of ths Evening Service ........... 7:30 p. m.
The narents of the Seniors will No. 688 motored to Rufus Tuesday । these exercizes -the plaque awarded
O. P. King returned from his county are selling poppies this WASCO CHRISTIAN CHURCH
theTXith a Unhurt ri«n «v«iinr May 12. whore they pre- each year by the .tud.nt body to
Truman Strong and family, ac
winter home in California last
We are glad to welcome any
at
the
hotel Saturday nihot The »ented the ftrit degree before the; the outatandiqg boy ami girl of, week anxious for a solo game with week as is usually'* done a short
companied by Mrs. Emily Hubbard
ioK wit
X
•"<* Harlandview
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time before Memorial day. Official visitor in town or the community,
of Buffalo, New York, a cousin of
old friends and looking ax lively poppies such as are sold by the to our Bible school, which begins
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that tima granges. Those
participating in Rolfe and Frances Fairchild. Also and chipper as ever.
.Mn. Strong, ■ retimed home Wed u-
h.atory will be given at ttat. fme.
wwk
Mr.’ and three meda^ on. for the outeUnd-
Auxiliaries, are those made by dis promptly at 10:00 o’clock. We will
nesday morning at an early hour
E. E. Gervais and A. A* Dunlap abled soldiers who spend their time serve Communion during the Bible
All the school was glad to see
having driven from Ogden, Utah Helen Strong back again Wednes- Mra. C. B. Andrews, Mr. and Mrs. ing scholar in the aenior class, drove to the Girking canyon road while in hospitals making these school hour.
for J. L. Davis, Mr. and Mrs. J. L. one for the outstanding athlete, Tuesday afternoon to inspect some
the previous day and night. They day after
little mementoes of war time that
J?*”
\ux^s'\lr. and Mr» H^E. Mir- and one to the moat outstanding
The Baccalaureate service will be „
have spent the past month visiting
of the proposed work locations.
signify to them the fact that the at 11 o'clock. We es tee hr with high
C
Thf
harraianr
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art
tr
row,
Mrz.
Roy
Barnett,
Mrs.
George
participant
in
activities,
were
in New York state and stopped on
Mrs. E. M. Alley was hostess to war never ends for many who take honor the privilege of this clast-
. . f. ««hiirnh Sunday nteht Barnett, Mm. George Sacre, Clarice awarded by the faculty to Janet
the way back home to pick up a . t , . 9/
¿v
Levina and | Wilcox, Ferd Star* and Ruby the contract club Wednesday at her part in it. Funds raised are used meeting with us, and we having a_
new car. Truman reports that the
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Rozellen Barnett, Edna McKay, Fairchild in the order mentioned home and Mrs. ^arie Wilcox was to aid the crippled in the hospitals. part in the service.
weather has been fine during their
Let us all sho&r our appreciation
r7h?eFr^men\nd Sophomores Myrtle Helyer, J. C. Wilson. Luth-
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- exercises
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Qommencomertt
wtere winner of the prize for high score,
* visit.
of their accomplishment by at
and Mrs. Vera Alley won the guest
May 21 with Mr. Francis Gal- prize.'
Ethan Woods and wife were here Will have their examinations Tues- er Warren Davis and Harry How-
tending the service. .
nrwi Wednesday May 26 and 27. ell. Those from the Harlandview iOway as cdmmenceipent speaker,
la^t Saturday on their way to Arl dav
Melvin Fulkerson, local govern-• •
day and Wednesday, May 26 d^Yn t grange also assisted the Kentiteam ^belle Portner Salutatorian antf
ington where coOnty agents held while the Juniors are
ment trapper, has accounted for
Community Presbyterian Church
Dewey
a conference. Sunday, with Mrs. the gym getting ready r for
for com--were
com-
, Thompson, PkuKne Janet Wilcox, Valedictorian. As 4 adult coyotes and 19 pups since
10:00 a. m., Sunday school.
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a
part
of
the
program,
George
Wil-
Hazel Woods. Ethan’s mother, they meneement which will be held in. D»v>» and Viol. Hensen.
the last report date.
11:00 a. m., ‘‘The Secret of Soul
The
United
States
Civil
Service
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w^inPMdav
Rev.
G.E.
Williams
who
has
cox
,
on
behalf
of
the
American
drove to Roosevelt, Washington
John Hays and wife and Gut
Winning” a sermon by Rev. Law
where they spent the day wiXh Glen niZhtC Mav 27 The main speaker held evangelistic meetings at the Legion qnd its Auxiliary presented Smith and wife drove to the Warm Commission has announced open rence H. Mitchelmore.
competitive examinations ax fob
Ahp
evpmny
is
to
be
Rev
R
A.
Kent
church
for
the
past
three
citizenship
cups
to
Ferdenand
Stark
Glass and family.
HnThe I>X The 'weeks closed his meeting Sunday*and JanAt Wilcox as the most out- Springs Monday to spend a few low^^^J \
8:00 p. m., Moro High school
Norma Melzer of Moro has been
Baccalaureate service with Mt.
.Xk^
evening
with 15 new members add- 8tandinr>nior boy and girl (or days fishing and soaking out the
Junior
forester,
and-
junior
range
awarded" a full year scholarship at
rheumatism.
Mitchelmore as speaker. There ’
examiner, $2,000 a year.
Pacific University. Dr. Henry F. valedictorian, Dorothy Fraser; the ’ ed to the church during the serv- the four years.
Mrs. Arzell Lemley returned
will
be no Christian Endeavor
Principal agronomist, and prin
Today the
Today
the Student
Student body
body and
am the home Tuesday from Portland
Price, registrar, announced this salutatorian, n™«
Doris Thnmnson.
Thompson, and
and ices. Mr. Williams left Monday
groupsMn
.the evening.
cipal
olericulturist,
$5,600
a
year,'
week. The scholarship, worth $150 a special speaker, Mary Pinkerton. for Turner. He was accompanied facujty journeyed to Cottonwood where she had been with her son,
Bureau
of
Plant
Industry,
Depart
will be applied on the two years of
The glee club girls are sponsor as far as Portland by Mrs. Essie ^or their annual picnic, marking Gordon who is in the hospital ment of Agriculture.
LUTHERAN
f
I the climax to a year of ^much there.
lower division work.
ing an invitational semi-formal Wilson.
Assistant architect (industrial
On May 24^h divine service will *
Mrs.
E.
M.
Helyer
was
hostess
activity#
‘
Among those who were attract dance in the school auditorium
Mrs. J. B. Burton entertained at exhibits.) $2,600^ a year, Division of be conducted in the Grass Valley
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ed to Moro, by the lamb show were Thursday, May 28. The decorations Friday afternoon at the bridal
bridge Thursday afternoon with Labor Standards, Department of Methodist church at 11:00 o’clock
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Charles Harding and Eugene Court are to be of a Spanish style. This shower which she gave in honor of
Mrs. Cecil Eakin winning the high Labor.
a. m. At 12:15 a German service
tf* J A J-
ney, bankers of The Dalles. De- important affair will be the last of her daughter, Bertha. Miss Helyer |
score for the day.
Federal agent for agricultural will be delivered. Sunday school
will
be
a
June
bride.
She
received
(^laSSltied
AOS.
.
Barnes, and wife of Portland, T. F. the many school activities of this
Dale Baker of Grass Valley will education, $4,600 a year, specialist at 10:15 o’clock. In June the reg
Madden, stock feeder of The Dalles month, except the receiving of the many beautiful and useful gifts.
be graduated from Pacific Univer in agricultural education (part ular time will be observed, namely,
as well as many well known men report cards at 11:00 a. m. Friday Those attending from out of town FARMS FOR SALE
sity May 27 in the 86th annual time and evening schools,) $3,800 the first and third Sundays of the
were: Mrs. Estel Hartley and son
who were on the program.
commencement exercises. He will
morning.
I
am
authorized
to
offer
for
salt
i
a year, Office of Education, De-, month.
James and Mrs. V. B. Eakin of
Miss Nedra Marvel has been
the following farm properties in receive the degre of bachelor of partment of the Interior.
Let all who desire to worship th«
Grass
Valley,
Mrs.
Ralph
Eakin
of
here for a few days visiting after
music. His graduation recital was
Moro; Mrs. Leroy Daniels and son Sherman County, consisting oi
Full information may be obtain Lord, attend these services. They
spending a month or more in Arl
enjoyer recently.
good
wheat
farms
and
general
di-
1 hre Welcome.
Cecil
of
Tillamook,
Delores
Gregg
ington.
Henry Clements has moved to ed from the Secretary of the Unit
versified farms: 340 acres, 5 ml ilb^
H. H. Fleckenstein, missionary.
of
Bend,
and
Lorena
Young
of
ed
States
Civil
Service
Board
of
Mrs. N. W. Thompson is home
les *The Dalles after spending the maj
j east of Klondike; 913 acres, 9 miles
Gresham.
from Portland after spending sev
or part of the last few years here. Examiners at the post office or the Christian Science Church
Mr. and Mrs. Guy Krueger of east of Wasco; 207 acres. 3 miles
eral days there with her father.
Miss Tillie Wassenmiller return customhouse in any city which has
Soul and Body” is the aubject
Portland stopped a short time Sun- northeast of Moro; 656 acres, 8 ed to Portland Sunday after a few a post office of the first or second
J. A. Thompson, who has been ill.
dny'at the ll w. Amick home. Mr. miles northewt of Moro; 320 acres,
States
of
the
Lesson-sermon at the Church
class,
or
from
the
United
He is much improved and is home
3Lg«r formerly stayed at the 2 miles southeast of Hay Canyon; days visit in Sherman county.
•w* «__ 1 of a Christ,
_ am Qvmrlaxy
Scientist, on Sunday,
from the hospital.
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Quite a number of farmers and Civil Service Commission, Wash-
A mirk home
and other K°od and valualde f»rms-
May
24.
Jngton,
D.
C.
Mrs. Inez Glazier, worthy grand
t’Rev G R Carey of Wasco will
Full particulars may be obtained 4-H club ^children were in Moro
The Golden Text is “Dearly be
matron of Oregon Eastern Stars,
Wednesday for the lamb show and
Culling their victims from arn^ng occupy the pulpit at Kent, Sunday anl arrangements flor
loved,
I beseech you as strangers
• was here Wednesday night to hold gullible and doting parents and
Cop—Madam, didn’t you see me
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of these properties by writing Roy Tiller and Wallace Muy
and
pilgrims,
abstain from fleshly
a joint meeting of the lodges of from high school publications list eVKent Grange No. 688 will hold R. F. Williams, Farm Sales Agency, brought home some prizes.
hold up my hand?
lusts,
which
war
against the soul”
Moro, Wasco and Grass Valley.
Woman at wheel—I did not.
Myrtle Davis of The Dalles spent
ing the activities of members of its next regular meeting Saturday North Powder, Oregon,
(I
Peter
2:11).
Mrs. M. E. McKee returned home dramatic societies, a number of eventag May 23.
.Al! sale. .re made subject to the week end visiting in Grass Vai- . Cop—‘Didn't y»u hear me blow
On Sunday church begins at 11
Monday, from Portland where she racket “schools of coaching” have
my whistle?
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Gregg and acceptance by 0^e”- Farms are ley with frineds;
a.
m. and on Wednesday evening
had been for a couple of weeks for again sprung up in Hollywood and
O. A. Myers, auditor for the fed
in demand, select and buy now.
Woman—I did hot.
daughters
Delores
and
Frances
of
at
eight
p. m.
medical treatment.
eral warehouse bureau, was here
are charging fees on representa Bend were over night guests at
Cop—Well, I guess I might as
The pubiic |8 cordially invited
STEADY WORK - GOOD PAY the first of the week checking the
Jess Landry is eating mutton tion they will put children in the
well go home..-1 don’t seem to be to attend.
RELIABLE MAN WANTED to local elevator and warehouse.
chops this week since carrying movies, promising quick riches and the John Wilson home Wednesday
; w doing much gyod around here.
I
enroute
to
Moscow,
Idaho,
^ere
farmed
in
Sherman
Coun-
home the prize lamb Wednesday soft jobs for the parents, the Port
Graduation exercises were held
they were taking their daughter
experience or capital In the auditorium Thursday night, [
land Better Business Bureau re Frances who has been ill for- zev-^
night.
Wriu uday , FURST &
Pleasing gifts for all occasions. ports.
for the eleven high school seniors. ।
eral
weeks.
They
will
consult
Dr.
TH
omas
, 426 Third St, Oakland,
Mrs. Martha Cope.
The names of youngsters now
left California.
A grass fire in the cemetery, > prominent on the screen are freely J. G.
Mr. and Mrs. L. Sather left
caused a hasty run on the part of quoted Some “schools of acting ’
Monday evening for Portland,1 Anyone wishing to inake use oi
the fire department Wednesday and claim they “discovered” certain where they had been called on ac- the
horse, Peter Quick, will
caused a break in the lamb show. child stars. Tricky contracts, fast count of the serious illness of their have to get in touch with W. C.
Little damage was done, however, talk, lure of the movies, flattery,
son Richard. They returned home Helyer at Kent, by mail or phone.
and the excitement ended in a and fake references are often em
Funeral Home
W. C. Helyer.
evening.
hurry.
ployed to obtain advance fees, Thursday
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Those
transacting
business
in
,
1 International Tractor 2-3 Bottom Plows
Willard Hawley was here this “registration costs,’’ fees for screen
The Dalles Thursday were Mr. and For Sale or Trade 24x361 feet
Phone
345
The
Dalles,
Ore.
week for a short visit with his sis tests, voice tests or for ‘coaching
1—18 Hoe Grain Drill
Mrs. J. M. Wilson, Mrs. Carl Harris Combine with 18 ft. header.
1—16 Hoe Grain Drill
ter, Mrs. Bert Michel. He is now and publicity.”
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or
Schadewitz, W. G. Helyer and Wil See Clifford May or phone 29F2,
mining in Klamath county.
Moro, Ore.
27-28-29
A drive on these schemes is be-,
1 Cheney Rotary Rod I Rod Weeder
Alley’s Confectionery
Mrs. D. E. Stephens is on her ing sponsored by Better Business bur Haggerty .
son
wav east to visit with her
Bureaus, the Board of Education
2 Iron Harrows
Phone 222
Weeder
of Los Angeles, legitimate child
Edmund and family.
Smith-Hugh:s students of the raining schools, public officials and
2 Wagons
1 Header
Condon and The Dalles schools the Association of Motion Picture
When
Your
Shoes
need
repan
were here Friday the 15th for a Producers. One individual has ad
5 Setslecther harness, 6 Horse Collars
visit at the experiment station. In vertised that he would “like to
send them to
structors, Hall of Condon and Reit bring two or three outstanding
1 Ford ton Truck
complete, without
er of The Dalles accompanied the children to attention of film pro
ducers. Send protos.” Persons re
boys.
11 Head of Horses
collars
Merril Oveson left last week foi sponding are asked to send $10
GOOD SHOE
REPAIRING
his home in Utah having been call with photo to cover cost of en
330 Acres of growing
204 Second St.
: THE DALLF8 3 Cows
ed on account of the illness of his graving and printing in “mug book
wheat
which is sent unsolicited to motion
father.
1 Calf
Big Threshing Capacity—Cut Down From 16 Feet
Otto Bucholtz and wife were here picture studios.
last week to visit with their son
Father—Mabel, isn’t that young
Arthur and family.
Guy Hoskinson of Kent spent f man a bit fast? . - l -■
couple of days of this week trans
Mabel—Yes-s. ,^But I don t think
11 Miles Southeast of Moro
Attorneys At Law
acting business in Moro and vici he’ll get away.________
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nity.
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Wendell Balsiger and wife are in Moro Lodge No. 113, !• O. O. F*
Moro, Oregon
the middle western states after a
Moro, Oregon *
new car to drive home.
Meets 1st and 3rd
A meeting of the parents oi
Tuesdays in the
band members will be held at the
1O.O.F. hall. Tran
school house today to discuss var-
sient and vtisiting
ious proposals.
brothers are cordi
Judge Carl Hendricks expects to
ally invited to meet
return next week with, his family
with us.
and move into the house he recentt
Lewis McKee, N. G.
ly purchased in Moro.
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Joe Truit, Secretary
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
All creditors having claims a- Bethlehem Chapter, No. 78. O. E. 8.
gainst the estate of Amanda Ellen
Moro, Oregon
Martin, deceased, are hereby noti
Meets Every Second
ced to present them in proper form
Fourth Thursdays in each
to the undersigned, the duly ap
Mqnth. Visiting members
pointed administrator with the will
Invited.
annexed of the last will and testa
Esther Morris. W. IM.
ment of Amanda Ellen Martin, de
Rose Amidon, SecreUry.
ceased, at his residence near Lex
ington, Oregon, within six months
Lupine Rebecca Ledge No. 116
Moro, Oegon
from the date of this notice, to wit.
AU Satisfactory Business is built OH
May 8, 1936;
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Meets 2d and 4th Tu
Myles Elroy Martin.
Conscience - Confidence on the part of
esdays of each month
Gao. G. Updegraff,
;
the buyer that goods purchased will be
Visiting members wei
Attorney for «.id Administrator
With th. wm A»e«d.
21
M
come.
of good quality and fairly priced;
Elsie Stephens, N. G.
Dance Both Evenings
Dependable Grocerie», Freeh Vegetable»
Lila Bull, Secretary
Poppy Sale By
Auxiliares Is On
A
Farm Trained Men
......
In Demand By U.S. ’
Skin-Game For
Youngsters Is
Exposed at BBB
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SHERIFF’S SALE
Zell’
Machinery
Repairs
WERNMARK’S
A 14-f oot Harris Combine for sale
McCormick - Deering
<& Oliver
Extras and Implements
UPDEGRAFF & PEPPER
At T. S. Reese Ranch
May 27 at IO o’clock
Grass Valley Will Entertain With An Old Fashioned
Come and get Your Wants
Roy J. Baker
Grass Valley, Oregon
CONFIDENCE
CELEBRATION
July Third and Fourth.jFriday and Saturday
Hl YOUR SERVICE
Eureka Lodge No. 121 A*F A A-M
In A New Location
Moro, Oregon
Meets the 1st and
Thursday evenings oi
$ach month. Visiting
members cordially in
vited to moot with us.
H.
B.
Pinkerton,
W. M.
W. A. Rhaout"
C
V.
Balknap. 8ecy
LaaehM • Cold Drink«
« CONEECTIONERY
Overall», Jumper», Shirt», and all hind» of
DRYGOODS
<
Trade At
4
H. Zeigler’s ‘Ä’
Ball Games, Races and Other Sports. Many New Features Will
Be Introduced This Year. Priies Given. Programs Will Be
Available June 5. Engage Your Concessions Now.