Sherman County journal. (Moro, Or.) 1931-current, July 03, 1936, Page 3, Image 3

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    THE SHERMAN COUNTY JOURNAL,
11 lM'
Marion McKee
PAGE THREE
FRIDAY, JULY 3, 1»3«
MORO. OREGON
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Bonns Bonds Are Distributed to War Veterans Former Minister
Ends Inspection
Interred At
Trip For State
Grass Valley
Dr. Schoenfeld Visits At
Open Honse At Beuther Farm
Experiment Station
Bringt Neighbors Together
vallis were here last week to look
over their ranch southeast of
town farmed by Sam Stark.
A large gathering of neighbors
and friends called at the John
Buether farm home last Sunday
for the third observance of the
annual open house. About a hun­
dred and twenty were there during
the day. Several were up from The
Dalles incluing the Lemke. Pierson
tnd Wernmark families. A day
of visiting and entertainment was
enjoyed by those who came with
their families.
their constituents, will invite the
public agents to corruption/ plun­
der and waste.**—Thoma« Jeffer­
son, Monticello, August 13, 1800.
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Community Presbyteriah Church
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Full Gospel Assembly
Sunday School................. 10:00 a. m
Morning Worship ......... 11.00 a. m.
Evening Service ............. 7:30 p. m.
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j ! 10 a. m., Sunday school with
Ministers Moved. > eia™*
for an ages.
11 a. m,. Morning worship and
sermon “Things That Move the
By Methodists
Soul,” by Rev. Lawrence H. Mitch-
Marion McKee returned Tuesday
The body of M. F. S. identon was
evening from a trip around eastern
brought here Wednesday from Sher
Oregon for the druggists’ associa­
idan for interment. Mr. Hinton and
tion of the state inspecting the
family left here about thirty years
store» selling di ug items. Thurs­
ago for Arizona in an attempt to
elmore.
day with Mrs. McKee and Gordon,
cure or check the ravages of tuber­
7:30 p. m., Evening worship and
he left for Seaside for the annual i
The Methodist conference for C. E. in one service.
culosis in his family of numerous
meeting of the druggists and a
Monday night, regular meeting
boys and girls. Mrs. Henton died Oregon which was held this wrek
meeting of the state board of which
here and is buried in the Odd-Fel­ at Corvallis resulted in changes' of the Board of Trustees.
he is a member.
being made in the location of min­
lows cemetery.
George Lannus Williams, son of
In tlfe days when the Mid-Colum- isters of that faith. R. T. Cook­
George H. Williams, is here with
bia Baptist Academy was a fiour- ingham, who has l>een in charge of
his wife from Cessford, Alberta
ishing institution Mr. Henton was the pastorate at Wasco will move
where he is a farmer and rancher.
the local minister. He also farm-1
Dundee where he will be in
Judge and Mrs. Carl Hendricks
ed and teamed when his services as . charge of that ohurch. His place
returned to Moro Tuesday night
spiritual leader were not required, in Wasco will be taken by G. A. I
Attorneys At Law
after the judge had presided over
He had a prominent place in local Garbodin who will also preach al.
a case in Bend in place of Judge1
affairs being a member of the‘^u^u8.
Moro, Oregon
Duffy.
R. A. Feenstra, who one time'
school board. Wednesday he was
Mrs. Marvin Miller and children,
bt ought home to lie beside his wife. was minister at Moro and Grass
। lew oi ihe sorting room of tbe District of Cohii
Valley, will be stationed at the ■
Mrs. P. H. Buxton, Mrs. C. B. Ginn
ohi m.istei Vin* ent C Burke
Hie «listrtlmlIon of the soldiers’ bonus under way Anion,
Mrs. Ernest Blaylock is home Clinton-Kelly
ohurch in Portland.!
and daughter, Mildred and Mrs. C.1
again from her recent stay in the
G. Huis are in Chehalis, Washing­
hospital because of an injury due
•wt
ton attending the annual session of —
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to a fall. She still uses crutches SAID JEFFERSON
the Full Gospel Assembly church.
the marriage of of Walter Wayne however.
‘Our country is too large to have ।
Uncle Henry Ruggles who has
Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Webb and]
Adams and Miss Olive Josephine
Mr. and Mrs. M. B. Taylor were all its affairs directed by a single !
been bothered with a swelling on
small daughter arrived from King
Hill at Oakland, Calif., on June 23. here last week from Portland to governm* nt. Public servants at '
his neck, had it lanced Thursday •
Funeral Home
City, Calif., Friday to look after
Mr. Adams will be remebered as look over their farm now being such a distance,»and from under the i
morning by Dr. Poley.
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business interests and visit with
,
the
son
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
W.
R.
eyes of their constituents, must I
operated by Millard Eakin.
Carroll Sayrs and family will jyl1 0
frends before going on to Oregon
Adams, formerly of Kent and a
Phone 345 The Dalles, Ore.
Arden Squire was here this week from the circumstances of distance j
spend the holiday week end at
City where they will spend the
nephew of the Wilsons at Kent. Mr. from Gresham where he has been be unable to administer and over­
Camp Sherman.
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summer.
George and Mrs. Updegraff, r 11 fl Of” 3 VQn|V!pfPr Adams is employed by tlhe Shell working since school stopped for look all the details necessary for ,
Mr». Frances Henrichs shipped a Marius and Mrs. Douma, Serai and
▼ CUIHICICI Oil company and was recently the summer. He has been ill foi good government of the citizens;
Alley’s Confectionery
valuable horse to F. H. Luetje at Mrs. Searcy and daughter and Lt.1
transferred from Seattle. Wash., a few days he says.
and the same circumstances, by !
La Center. Wash., last week.
Phone 222
to San Francisco, California.
Mrs. Julia Moore and Alfred rendering detection impossible to
and Mrs. Roy Dahlin made up a
Miss Kathleen May Radtke, who
Payne,
both
of
Grass
Valley,
were
party that spent the Fourth of July Walter Hdami Takes Bride
taught in the Moro schools for the
married in Vancouver, Washington n n tîrttî m îîîîîîîîîîî2mtmîttmtn:xx:t:::tî::n:t::::îgt:t::::Hn:n:mn: nu»mtm
at Camp Sherman.
past two years, was married Jun^
last week and have returned to the
Johnny Mills and wife of Kinzna At Oakland, California
27 to Raley Peterson in Walla
Moore farm. A group of friends
are here fofthe holiday week end
Walla.
called on them Sunday night and
which tey will spend with the Carl
Douma Brothers shipped a car­
gave them a charivari.
Hendricks family.
I
load of mixed stock to the Portland
STRAYED:
Brindle
and
white
A
wedding
of
interest
to
Kent
Mrs. Charles Ix'mley entertained
Mrs. Frances Henric« and fajnily
markets Saturday nigW and Tom, and Dean Thompson will leave to­ people was solemnized at Iknd Sun­ cow, branded 90 on left hip. Dell at bridge Wednesday afternoon at
on his return from the city, brought day for Camp. Sherman to spend day, at twi o’clock p. m. the groom Munger, Grass Valley.
her home in the country.
a new track.
being
Durward
Helyer,
son
of
Mr.
The meat market building is re­
the holiday under the tall pines of
FOR SALE: Weaner Pigs. Dell ceiving a new coat of white paint
Dr. W. A. Schoenfeld, of Oregon
and
Mrs.
W.
C.
Helyer,
and
Miss
Sherman
county
that originally
Munger, Grass Valley.
State college, was here Tuesday
and the stairs that formerly led to
Eudora Vanmeter of Bend.
camp. »
afternoon to inspect the experi­
The
wedding
took
place
at
the
R. D. Winton of the Federal j
STEADY WORK - GOOD PAY the upper story have been torn
ment station. He was on his way Land Bank was here this week in­ home of the brides parents, Mr RELIABLE MAN WANTED to down to give the building a much
Big Threshing Capacity -Cut Down From 16 Feet
to Baker county.
specting farms in whidh the bank • and Mrs. Fred Vanmeter in Bend call on farmers in Sherman county. neater appearance.
Darold Belshe and wife are mov­ is intrested in company with W. II. Robert Helyer, brother of the No experience or capital needed.
Mrs. Ralph Rust returned from
ing to their new home on the Ginn
thehospital
Wednesday after a stay
groom,
was
best
man,
and
Marga
­
Write
today.
FURST
&
THOMAS.
Ragsdale.
place which was recently vacated
of a few days following a minor
Harvey Thompson was taken to ret Vanmeter sister of ths brides 426 Third St., Oakland, Cab
by Cheater Smith.
operation.
Portland Thursday afternoon by his। was maid of honor. Rev. Lewis
Mrs. Emma jean Peterson enter­ sons Wayne and Gordon hav ag j officiated. About fifty relatives and FOR SALE: No 3-MeCornpck Deer
Mrs. Millard Eakin is in Eman-
tained for three tables of bridge suffered a recurrance of his formei close friends attended the wedding. ing Combine-,* ', Robert Mitchell, uel hospital in Portland with what
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34-35-36 pd has been diagnosed as tuberculo­
at the home of her parents, Mr. illness.
Mr. an Mrs. Helyer left immediate­ Kent.
sis of the spinee.
and Mrs. D. E. Stephens one day
ly after the ceremony for Crater
WOOD FOR SALE: Pine or Fir
Mr. and Mrs. Marion Van Metre
Lake, Medford and points of inter­
last week.
$7.50 Cord, Delivered. Dufur, Ore. moved to Grass Valley last week
Mr. ad Mrs. Forrest Peetz were
est on the coast.
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into the Chas. French house.
here Sunday from Zig Zag to spend
Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Matthes were
N. N. Mortimer,
Mr. and Mrs. L. D. Eakin are
the day with Mr. Peetz parents,
shopping at Grass Valley Tuesday
spending
several days visiting at
and take bheir son home again,
even in g.1-
FOR SALE: Dry yellow pine 16
Newport, Corvallis and other valley
after a visit with his grand
Mr. and Mrs. Art Cratty and inch, $8 50 a cord delivered 3i cord
points.
A search for Oregon’s safest
parents.
family moved from the Frank load. Robert Foster, 706 Webster
Grass Valley defeated the Ante­
Albert and Carl Pluemke called driver to participate in the first Haynes residence Monday into the St. The Dalles, Ore.
34-39
lope baseball team last Sunday by
on A. S. Johnson and family Sat- nation wide, all-expenses-paid Mo­ William Mitchell house.
working in a torcade to New York City late in
a »core of 12 to 3 in a game in
urday. Albert
Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Davis motored Bethlehem Chapter, No. 78. O. E. S. which the Grass Valley boys help­
headquarters office of the CCC and August has been announced by the
to Portland Friday to spend the
Moro, Oregon
Oregon State Motor association.
ed the batting averages by several
is stationed at Madras.
week
end
shopping
and
visiting
Meets
Every Second points.
The Motorcade, sponsored natioi.
Charles Ruggles and wife, Glenn
Fourth Thursdays in each
E. B. lA*mon and wife of Cor- txxtxxxxxxxxxtxtxxtxxxxxxxxxxtttxxxxxxxx:xxxxxxtxxxtxxxxxxxxxxxxx:xx:xx:xxxxx:xxnxxnxxxnx»jnj
Segerdahl and wife, Arnold Lan­ ally by the American Automobile with their daughter Evelyn who is
Month. Visiting members
dry, and Miss Reitha Howard are Association and the C. I. T. safety attending Behnke Walker Business
Invited.
spending the holiday week end a4 foundation will be the treak of out- college.
Esther
Morris. W. IM.
K.
Wilson
were
J.
H.
and
John
“safest driver” from each state in
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Camp Sherman.
Rose Amidon, Secretary.
Mrs. Bessie Thompson is improv­ the Union to New York, where a business callers at the Millard
ing in a Portland hospital from a two day conference on metihods of Eakin home Sunday near Grass
Lupine Rebecca Lodge No- 116
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reducing traffic accidents will be Valley.^
recent operation.
Moro, Oegon
Miss Velma Matthes left for
Mr. and Mrs. J. N. Landry and held.
Application blanks for Oregon Portland Friday where sh? will at
Meets 2d and 4th Tu­
Mr. and Mrs. Ames of Portland are
spending the holiday week end at motorists have been made available I tend the N. E. A.
esdays of each month
by the motor club, and persons be­
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Schilling and
Camp Sherman.
Visiting members wel
Truman Strong and family are lieving themselves eligible have Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Andrews spent
come.
among those who will celebrate in been invited to enter the competi- Sunday at the John Buether home
Elsie Stephens, N. G.
the shade of the trees at Camp tion. These blonks may be obtain­ near Grass Valley.
Lila Bull, Secretary
Sherman over the Fourth, having ed from the Oregon State Motor
Robert Schilling went to Port­
left for that place on T. ursday association headquarters in Port­ land Wednesday- returning Thurs­
land or from any branch office.
day with a new A. C. tractor with
mprning.
,
Applications will be mailed to whidh to do his own and also his Eureka Lodge No. 121 A-F & A-M
Mr. and Mrs. Ora Workman and
Moro, Oregon
family were here from Hood Rivei the C. I. T. Safety foundation, No. father’s farm work.
Meets
the 1st and 3rd
Gertrude Hogue went to The
last week to care for the Vai Work 1 Park avenue, New York, not later
Thursday
evenings of
than July 15, the motor club point Dalles Friday where she will stay
man farm while he takes a rest.
each
month.
Visiting
ed
out.
After
being
assorted,
they
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Butler, now of
a week having dental work done.
members cordially in­
Boyd, and their son Dale and wife will be returned to Oregon where
Officers of the Mt. Hood Chris­
vited to meet with us.
visited at the Tom Douma home a board of impartial judges will tian Endeavor Union met at Kent
Pinkerton,
W. M.
H.
B
choose
one
delegate
and
one
al
­
Sunday. Dale is now an aviator
Christian church Sunday where
C- V. Belknap. Secy.
another unit was recently organ­
and is stationed at Kelly Field, ternate.
Only those motorists who satis­ ized. Glenn Driskell, President of
Texas. Mr. and Mrs. Butler for­
merly owned a place southwest of fy the following regulations will Mr. Hood Union, installed the Kent Morn Lodge No. 113, !• O. O. F-
officers after w*hich a program con­
Grass Valley.
be eligible:
Moro, Oregon
Clarence Sparling made a trip to 1. He (or she) has driven a pri­ sisting of several musical numbers,
Meets 1st and 3rd
Portland over the week end to vate passenger motor vehicle for two vocal solos and a short talk
Tuesdays in the
the last ten years and is still an by Mr. Driskell, of Hood River.
bring his wife and children home.
I O.O.F. hall. Tran
Several attended from Dufur and
Mrs. O. E. Ekstrom has been active driver.
siept and vusitmg
visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. 2. He has driven a private pas­ Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Mitchelmore
brothers are cordi­
George Hennagin for several days, senger motor vehicle at least 50,000 brought a group of Endeavorers
ally invited to meet
miles in the last ten years.
from Moro. Vern Campbell of The
coming from Portland.
with us.
Lyle Nahouse is at work at the 3. He .has had no accidents in the Dalles and Rev. Carrey of Wasco
Lewis McKee, N. G.
were among those present.
Pinkerton farm and Carl Peetz is last ten years.
Joe Trait, Secretary
4. He has not been convicted for
Word has been received ¡here of
working for Clarence Sparling.
his
violating
any
traffic
law
in
the
last
Paul Goddard, home from
wedding trip, went to work with ten years.
the state highway crew on th
Fulton canyon bridge Wednesday.
Bill Cody left th? cream business
to Clarence Huis this week and
Music by Moro Band
Picnic Lunch In Park
left for Portland to spend a fewj
All
SatiBffttdory
Business
is
built
on
In A New Location
days visiting with his daughter
Confidence - Confidence on the part of
there.
UPDEGRAFF & PEPPER
Zell’
Durward Heyler
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A
Machinery
Repairs
Classified Ads
A 14-foot Harris Combine for sale
McCormick - Deering
& Oliver
Extras and Implements
Safest Driver Sought
By 0. S. M. A.
Come and get Your Wants
**Roy J. Baker
Grass Valley, Oregon
J
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at
DANCE
JULY
3rd & 4th
BAND
SHOW
each evening
every day
Grass Valley
BAU GAMES
each day
each afternoon
all day each day
BOWLING AIIEY - SHOOTING GALLERY
TRAPSHOOTING
4 Modern HorseShoe COURTS
SPEAKING Saturday 4th 10:00 a. m
Al ÏOÜH SERVICE
Safety Deposit MDRQ CONFECTIONERY
BOXES
For Safe Keeping of
BONDS
One-half year
75c to $1.50
Joe Truitt
CONFIDENCE*
the buyer that goods purchased will be
of good quality and fairly priced.
W. A. RrooLKH
Dependable Groceries, Fresh Vegetables
Magazinea - Lunche« - Cold Drink«
Overalls, Jumpers, Shirts, and all binds of
When Your Shoes need repaii
send them to
Mnrn!'’(>i)l) SH0E
91
second St.
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KEPAIRING
THE DALLES
By Sam Van Victor^ The Dalles, Oregon
^CONTESTS : Cowmilking, Greased pole, Chair race,
Bicycle race, Tug of war, Foot races, and other events
Liberal Prizes given each day
DRY GOODS
Don't Fail to tee----------
Trade At
H. Zeigler’s
Quality
Store
The BIG FIRE WORKS Saturday 10:00 p. m.