Sherman County journal., June 19, 1936, Page 3, Image 3

THIS «titeltM A
COUKTV JOU KW AL,
taURÖ. OREGON
PACI E THREE
FRIDAY, JUNE 1^, 1936
and all go to the County School
Picnic which is to be held at Grass
Valley.
Those who have room in your
car for one or two will you please
come by the church, as there will
no doubt be some who have no way
of going.
• Let us all be at the church be
fore nine thirty, for we must leave
t at that time.
Bring your basket lunch, and
' come expecting a good time in
Chnst
Publisher. Giles L and Leia
French, Editor, Giles L. French;
Managing Editor, Giles L. French;
Business Manager. Ivela French,
all of Moro. Oregon.
2. That the" owners are: Giles
L. and Leia French, Moro, Oregon
■>>
3. That the known bondholders,
mortgagees, and other security
holders holding or owning 1 per
The biggest 4-H club session
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cent or more of total amount of
•Hr held west of the Mississippi is
bonds, morgages. or either securi­
Mar bill and Wife Leave For
drawing to a close on the Oregon Heavy Rain Falls Sunday T»
ties are. Moro Presbyterian Church
' State college campus at Corvallis,
4. rThat. the two paragraphs
Portland and Family Reunion
where more than 1400 boys and Drench Fanns South of Town
next
above- giving the names of
,LUTHERAN CHURCH
girls and 60 local leaders have
the
owners,
stockholders, and se­
■ The Lutheran church conducts curity holders, jf any, contain not
spent a busy two weeks attending and Insure CropTör More
regular service in the Grass Valley
Mrs. C. L. Poley caught her classes, getting acquainted, and
only the list of stockholders and
Fanners
Methodist church building every
enjoying
the
program
of
recreation
hand in the wripger Monday morn­
security holders as they appear
first and third Sundays of the
upon the books of the company
ing and seriously injured it as the and entertainment.
month at 11.00 o'clock; Sunday
Friday, June *19, is the last day
but also, in cases where the stock­
skin was pulled from the back for
school
at 10:15.
of
the
session,
when
winners
of
all
The
annual
meeting
of
the
Grass
holders or security holder appears
quite a distance. She was taken to
Everyone has the opportunity
.upon the books of the company as
the hospital wber? It waa found , contests and awards will be an­ Valley Grain Growers was held
to hear the Ward of Life and re
rustee or in any other fiduciary
that no bones were broken.-- aUr’*’ nounced, and the girls and boys Saturday afternoon at the office of
ceive a cordial welcome. The Won
whose
class
sections
made
the
high
the
company
and
resulted
in
the
re-
-elation, the name of person or
M t . and Mrs. George Williams
of the Lord does not return void
est record for promptness, atten­ election of the three directors
?orporation for whom such truatee
left Tuesday for Portland to re- I
Let no one let this time of grac<
dance
and
interest
for
the
twv
whose terms had expired. H. Schil
s acting, is given; also that th<
main a week visiting with relatives i
pass.
When
the
foolish
virgins
re
weeks will have the pleasure of ling, J. L. Davis and R. J. Baker
-aid two paragraphs contain state
and attending a re-union of the
turned, they found locked doors
sitting on the assembly platform was chosen again.
directors
Williams clan.
Unmindful and unrepentant sin­ ments embracing affiant's full
and eating ice cream while the rest meeting was held and Mr. Schil­
D. H. Nish returned from Port-1 . .
...
. .
o , u
ners will find heaven’s doors closed knowledge and lielief as to the cir-
land Friday of last wwk after an 01 ,he cluub^? ""’V k
S ling was made president for anoth­
?umstances and conditions under
Let us attend all services i anr
absence of several weeks. He ex-J
•'>» b'
*nd er term and R. J. Baker was elec­
which stockholders and security
hear God’s Word.
pecta to return soon but will come' sui»1'»5” P»cked.
the entire ted secretary again.
kolders who do not appear upon
H. H. Fhckenstein,
group
will
scatter
to
their
homes
E.
E.
Gervais
and
Henry
Roth
home iA July. Mrs. Nish is con- !
’he T>ooks of the company as
Missionary.
in every county in the state.
drove to Wamic Tuesday to con­
‘rustees. hold stock and security
stantly improving, he says.
Among the exciting incidents at tract for a job of painting. J. B.
n a capacity other than that of a
Jiggs Jones, of Madras, is work- I
Cityite
—
Are
you
sure
these
cggb
Ui»
summer school this year was the Coon was in charge of the lumbei
bona fide owner; and this affiant
.» ing for A. H. Barnum now training :
are fresh?
announcement from Portland that yard.
and breaking Art’s Peter Quick 1
Representative Jennings Randolph of West Virginia, who will shortly
Farmer—(Why, lady, if I you 11 has no reason tp believe that any
Florence Flink, 13, one of the sum-
It rained Sunday in the good old open a drive against the lmj>ortation of foreign made goods in the United
ither person, association, or cor-
colts and other horses in anticipa-'
m r school delegates from that city fashioned way from here south to
step outside you can hear the hens
States. Mr. Randolph s drive is esjieclally aimed at Japanese and Russian
ooration . has any interest direct
tion of the fair and the Peter Quick '
had won the grand championship Finnegan and everyone in that dis­ article* being sold In this country.
that laid them still cackling.
or indirect in the said stock, bonds,
futurity.
of the Rose Festival on her entry trict wears a happy smile.
qr other securities than as so sta­
L. R. French was here last week '
of an Ophelia rose grown in her
L. R. French was here Sunday
STATEMENT OF THE OWN^ ted by him
from Portland to look over the ’
7:30 p. m.
Evening Service
4-H rose and flower project. This from Portland to look after busi-
ERSHIP. MANAGEMENT. CIRC1
Sherman county crops. He made
Giles L French
the second successive year ii. ness affairs here and shake hands
a trip to Gilliam county while here. made
1
1
Sworn
to
and
subscribed
before
I
’
LATION
ETC..
REQUIRED
BY
which a 4-H club member had car­ with old friends.
Christian Science Church
M. E. McKee left Wednesday for
THE
ACT
OF
CONGRESS
OF
ried off?this coveted honor at Port­
me this 12th day of June, 1936
Carl Hendricks and family and
“Is the Universe, Including Man,
Bend and other points in (astern ‘
AUGUST 24,' 1912.
land’s rose show in competition John Mills and wife of Kinzua
Geo. G. Updegraff
Evolved
by
Atomic
Force?
”
is
the
Oregon on an inspection trip for the
Of Sherman“, County »Journal (My commission expires 9-22-39.)
with the'best adult growers.
were Sunday visitors at the Simon
subject of the lesson-Sermon in
druggist board of which he is a
, The OFegon club summer school home.
the Christian Science church next published weekly at Moro, Oregon
member. IJ^ expects to be gone z
which incidently is the only two-
for October 1st 11935.
George
Wilcox
was
here
Monday
•
Sunday.
the larger part of three week?.
weeks’ session of this sort held in night and Tuesday from The
Stat^ of Oregon. County of Sher­
The Golden Text is from Prov
Iva Blshee and Mrs. Earl Belshee
the United States, had its begin­ Dalles to see about things on the
! 3:19. “The Lord by wisdom hath man. ss.
have rented Mrs. Hasting’s house
ning 22 years ago when 20 4-H ranch.
founded the earth: by understand-
Before me. a notary in and for
in town and will move in soon.
boys and girls were assembled on
T. J. Aughinbaugh, branch man­
I ing hath he established the hea­ the State and county aforesaid,
Attorneys At Law
W. C. Thompson is managing the
the O. S. C. campus for special ager of the International Harvstei Many Attend Dance In
vens.”
personally appeared G. L. French,
McKee drug store during the ab­
training. It has grown steadily in Co., in Portland, was here Tuesday
The morning service on Sunday editor of Sherman County Journal
sence of the owner.
Moro, Oregon
scope and attendance, with an en­ afternoon with H. W. Berry of the Gras* Valley Saturday
begins
at 11 o’clock and on Wed- and that the following is. to the
- T. R. Hampton of Pendleton, and
rollment this year more than twice company. The manager was on an
l ncsday evening at 8 o'clock.
best of his knowledge and belief,
his son Gene Hampton and family
as large as that of two years ago. inspection trip throughout the ter-
Every one is cordially invited to a true statement of the ownership,
of Medford visited for a brief time
The
---- class work this year was ritory.
v Word was received here Mondaj
o attend the church services and to management, etc-, of the aforesaid !
Saturday at the A. S. Johnson and
more -inclusive than ever before, । George WitteF’s well drill outfit that Mrs. J. H. Wdson was in St.; make use of the Reading Room in publication fot the date shown in;
W. H. Ragsdale homes enroute to
with instruction provided in every Went through town Tuesday on the Lukes hospital at Spokane, Wash., the rear of the church.
the above caption, required by the
Medford, T. R. Hampton is an
phase of club work and many r
way to the Pinkerton place near where she had a major operation.
Act of August 24. 1912. embodied
uncle
of Mrs. Johnson and Mr.
lated interests, while many promi- Moro where it will be used to pull Last reports are that she is getting Community Presbyterian Church
in section 411, Postal l^ws and
Ragsdale.
citizens and officials of the
along nicely, and Mr. Wilson will
There will be no services in the Regulations, printed on the reverse;
Wright has toadstools nent have appeared before the some lodged pipes.
A. M
Funeral Home
Matt Simon spent the fiVt of the return home soon.
state
morning as both Sunday school of this form to-wit:
growing in his parking lot and
assemblies. The clubbers en- week in Hood River visiting around
L. V. Walton retimed from a
daily
and church service will be held in who, having been duly sworn ac-1
wfcere it is the middle of June which
tered wholeheartedly as usual into among the rural carriers in that weeks stay in Portland to attend connection with the Sherman Coun­ cording to law. deposes and says*
Phone 345 The Dalles, Ore.
should be the midst of a semi-arid the
the Rose show aqd where Mrs. I
sports program of swimming, valley. ~
ty Sunday school rally at the Gra».-» that she is the business manager
country dry spell—but it isn’t.
tennis, baseball, volleyball, danc­
or
Vivian Reynolds has finished the Walton was a delegate to the
1. That t he names and address-1
R. B. Webb is *back from his ing, and similar activities. Two
Valley
park.
year at Monmouth and is home for Grand Chapter of O. E. S.
Christian Endeavor groups are es of the publisher, editor. manag-J
winter’s teaching at Corvallis and new features of the evening enter­
Alley's Confectionery
Mr. and Mrsf'J. E^Nerton and’
the summer witfi her parents, Mr.
planning to meet at 7:30 p. m. as ing editor, and business managers
is taking care of his nursery at tainment programs were a style re­
daughters Geraldine and Carol and i
and Mrs. D. L. Reynolds.
Phone 222
usual with meetings for the aduH.
the experiment station.
vue and on “amateur night.
Bre:
;
visitor in sons Ross aad Eugene spent the high school, and junior ages.
Lester
Barnum
was
a
A shower for Miss Gayle Amidon
past week visiting relatives in the
Pendleton over the week end.
was held Wednesday afternoon *t
valley.
postponed
The
Odd-Fellows
have
]
the Barzee home with Louise
Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Helyer and WASCO CHRISTIAN CHURCH
their card party until June 27,
Barzee, Mary Pinkerton, Genevieve
Instead of our regular Bible
daughters
Virginia and Myrtle and
night,
so
which will be a Saturday
Nahouse and Dorothy Fraser as
chool
and church service, we will
son
Gordon
motored
to
Haines
one
the
as not to conflict with
hostesses. Miss Amidon s wedding
meet
at
the church at nine thirty
Tuesday
after
their
daughter
Nor
­
that will be held at Kent his Sat-
to Pau) Goddard will be an event of
ma
who
had
spent
a
few
days
visit-
If it’s more convenient
Two happy and grateful girls, urday evening.
June 28th.
a visitor ng with her uncle and aunt, Mr. Eureka Ix>dge No. 121 A-F & A-M
Mrs.
Karl
Eaton
had
as
Ix>is
Melzer
and
Patricia
McLeod,
Harry Pinkerton is getting the
and Mrs. Emmett Eakin. They re­
Many of the thousands of cus­
Moro, Oregon
pipes pulled out of his well this are spending a week at the Hil­ over the week end from Portland turned home Thursday evening.
tomers
of this bank do their bank­
Miss
Ethel
Thompson,
cousin
of
Meet( the 1st and 3rd
week with George Witter doing the lockburn Summer Conference as a
Rev. Carey*and Mr. and Mrs. G.
ing by mail because this method
Master Bob Eaton re­
Mr.
Eaton,
Thursday
evenings
of
result
of
the
efforts
of
the
ladies
of
work. Harry has been hauling
is simple1 and safe. It places the
Portland with Miss L. Karnes of Wasco were at Kent
month. Visiting
water since the pipes dronped last the Woman’s Missionary Society turned to
F riday evening where they organ­
bank as elose to them as their
for
a
stay
with
his
Thompson
K members cordially in­
winter while repair work was be­ who sponsored a Silver Tea and
ized a Christian Endeavor. There '
mail box, and is especially conven­
grand
mother,
who
lives
in
Port
­
vited to meet with us -
Style Show on June 11th.
ing done.
were twenty four present. A busi­
ient for those who find it impossi­
While dainty refreshments were land.
L L. Pietz and Kendrick Dunlap
ness meeting was held and the fol­ H. B. Pinkerton, W. M.
ble to visit the bank during busi­
Miss
Alma
Eslinger
of
Forest
have been moving the play ground served the Style Show continued.
C V. Belknap. Secy.
lowing officers were elected: Lester
Grove
returned
with
Ernest
Es
­
ness
hours.
equipment of the Locust Grove Those who modelled were: Janet
Upon receipt of a deposit by mail,
linger and wife when they came Wilson, president; Clarice Mitchell,
Schadewitz.
Conne
Ruggles,
Helen
to
DeMoss
park
as
the
school
or order for withdrawal, the in­
home from attending the Eastern vice president; Helen Wilson, sec­ Moro Lodge No- 113, I- O. O. F«
school district gave it to the coun­ Morrison, Faye Thompson, Lois I
retary; Clarice Sacre, treasurer.
structions of the writer are care­
Moro, Oregon
Star
grand
lodge
this
week.
Doris
,
Melzer, Louise
Barzee,
ty for use there.
After the election of officers a
fully followed, and that same day
Meets 1st and 3rd
Luther Davis and Roy Barnett
Mrs. A. Rose returned Wednes- Thompson, Doris Morrison, Mary
wiener roa<t was enjoyed arouna
a reply goes back by post.
Tuesdays
in
the
made
a
trip
to
Goldendale
after
day from Sacramento, Calif., where Pinkerton, Dorothy Frazer, Gene­
a bon fire.
This bank invites you to make use
lumber
for
the
elevator
company
I
O.O.F.
hall
Tran
Among those from Kent who at­
»he has been visiting her daught r, vieve Nahouse and June Saunders.
of this and the many other services
si ent and wsitmg
Mesdames Melvin Schadewitz, L. this week.
tended the dance at Grass Valley
Mrs. J. C. Harper.
it ’has to offer.
brothers
are
cordi-
V. Moore, Martin Melzer. Elizabeth
Saturday evening were. Clarice,
Serai Searcy left for Portland
•
ally
invited
to
meet
Schaeffer, Omer Sayrs and Law-
Eugene Courtney, Manager
“Well, mother,” said the smart Juanita and Robert Mitchell. Jesse
Thursday morning for* a short
with us.
r.nce Mitcnelmore. Cotton dresses young fish, “I have been following and Robert Helyer; Mr. and Mrs.
business trip.
Lewis McKee, N. G.
suits, afternoon dreases and for- your advise since I was a minnow Walter Wilson; Clarice Sacre, Errit
Frank Sayrs came home from a
Joe Truit, Secretary
mals were shown, also one riding and have been letting those plump, and Lester Wilson; Ted Johnson,
Portland hospital looking very
habit and a wedding dress.
juicy worms strictly alone. I think Paul and (¡us Schilling; Arthur
well again.
Patricia Pinkerton gave a read­ I am now old enough to go on my Justesen, Karl and Maxine Pluem- Bethlehem Chapter, No. 78. O. E. S.
Mr. and Mrs. W. F. McLrod at­ ing, Doris and Claudine Thompson
Moro, Oregon
ke; Mr. and Mrs. Roy Barnett;
tended the Rose Show parade in sang and two numbers were given own hook.”
Meets Every Second
Mr.
and
Mrs.
G.
L.
Barnett;
Levina
And he did.
Portland last week.
by the girl's trio: Doris Thompson,
Fourth Thursdays in each OF PORTLAND
and Rosellen Barnett Melvin Bar­
OLDEST NATIONAL BANK
Nearly all of the CCC boys were Mary Pinkerton and Genevieve
Month. Visiting members
WEST Of THE KOCKIES'
nett, Bernice Ediger, Harvey Mc­
taken to Portland Friday of last Nahouse. Mrs. E. H. Moore serv­
Invited.
Kay, Roberta Schilling, Kenneth
week to see the big parade. They ed as general chairman for the
Esther Morris. W. IM.
Sather, Rollo Thogerson, Virginia
made the trip in trucks and return- affair.
Myrtle and Sherill Helyer; Lillian
Rose Amidon, Secretary.
the same evening.
Schassen, Cecil and Eugene Norton.
PIANO FOR SALE—Small Bun­
Truman Strong and family re-
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Wilson and
galow size, standard make. Only Mr. and Mrs. Harry Jones of The
turne<| the last of the week from
Portland where they had attended
small balance due, nearly neW. You Dalles were guests at the L. V.
take over contract for cash or small Walton ranch last Sunday.
the Rose fesival.
In A New Location
monthly payments. Address, Mrs.
Clarence Huis was taken to the
Remington,
301
Market
St,
San
hospital Tuesday with an infected
Pendleton—The annual field day
31-32-33
knee. It was lanced Wednesday and at the Pendleton branch experi­ Francisco, Cal.
he ia reported to be resting much ment station is scheduled for Thurs
FOR SALE: 19 horse combine
easier.
day afternoon, June 25. announces hitch. Henry Peters, Grass Valley.
predatory G. A. Mitchell, superintendent.
Melvin
Fulkerson.
31-32-33 Full Goepel \saembly
W. A. Rroo lkm
animal hunter, accounted för 11 Mitchell, together with D. E.
Sunday School ................. 10:00 a.* m
FOR
SALE:
12
foot
steel
Holt
Stephens, superintendent of the
Morning Worship ........ 11.00 a. m. M a g a z i n es - Lunches - Cold Drink»
coyote pups last month.
Big Threshing Capacity-Cut Down From 16 Feet
Mr, and Mrs. Fred^htonjwill Moro station, and possibly other combine. See E. M Alley, Grass
leave the last of the month! for staff members of the State College, Valley.
Chicago where Mr. Ashton ¡will will be at the station that day
FOR SALE: Four Milch cows
enter private work. Another,«nan to explain to farmers the result of and 50 ewes. Glen King, Grass
32-33-34 pd
j(ill be sent here to do the emp­ the research being carried on. Visi­ Valley.
ping and soil testing for ie Serv- tors will be able to view the results
Lupine Rebecca Lodge Na- 116
of various trials with wheat and
ice.
All Satisfactory Business is built on
Moro, Oegon
A new compositioii lloor ha« other grains and the progress of
been laid in the hotel l bby giving the search for more smub-resistant
Confidence - Confidence on the part or
Meets 2d and 4th Tu-
it a much neater appearance.
high-yielding sort«.
the buyer that goods purchased will be
esdays of each month
The station will be at it» best
George Wilcox was in town
Visiting
members
wel
• Thursday from The Dalles «Jid re­ at that time just before harvest,
ports that he has handed m hn and those in charge are preparing
Dependable Grocerie», Freeh Vegetable»
Elsie Stephens, N. G.
resignation as relief head for^her n.uch of interest for those who «t-
Lila Bull. Secretary
man county and that he has writtan tend. Particular stress will be
Overall», Jumper», Shirt», and all kind» of
the county court resigning as coun placed this y*ar on methods of
preventing soil erosion and on prac-
ty coronor.
DRY GOODS
The Union Pacific paid taxes in t:ces which will meet the require­ When Your Shoes need repaii
ments
of
the
new
agricultural
con-
Sherman county this year amount­
seni them to
Trade At
ing to $42,292.08 which was 20.b7l gervation program.
percent of the total tax levied.
Quality
A spark plug that is not firing
Mr C. R Moore, Townsend lec­
Store
properly will fail to produce nor
turer will be in Moro on Wedncs
good
shoe
repairing
day, June 24, and will talk in th rect combustion in the gas cbam
ber. Plugs should be cleaned at 2B4 Second St.
:
THE DALLFS
Community Preabyterian church^a
regular
interval».
. 8 00 o’clock. Everybody welcome.
Moro Woman
Injures Hand In
Clothes Wringer
4-H Session
Best Ever Held
Say 1400 Kids'
Grass Valley
Would Check Foreign Importations
Grain Growers
Re-elect Directors
Kent Matron Ill '
In Spokane
Hospital, Report
UPDEGRAFF & PEPPER
Zell’
BANK BY MAIL
Two Girls Going
To Conference
* THE DALLES BRANCH *
T he FIRST NATIONAL BANK
Classified Ads
II YOUR SERVICE
Pendleton Field Day
Announced
CHIWIES
MORO CONFECTIONERY
CONFIDENCE
Machinery
Repairs
A 14-foot Harris Combine for sale
McCormick - Deering
& Oliver
Extras and Implements
Come and get Your Wants
Roy J. Baker
H. Zeigler’s
Grass Valley, Oregon
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