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-i f -, i TH E SHERMAN COUNTY J0UKNÀL, MOKU, OREGON , FRIDAY, OCTOBER 16,* 1936^ W fu? . * M , . . fw m Calrt. Tuesday m onung th at clm e u- Tuea<l8/ from ¿’ r the,r ’* '* h<” “ M a «Piker’s nieces and nephews, Art day evening. Grass Valley People har daughter Mr». Grace Canavero P ortl. nd brin(ring Mra. Earl Olds ‘ h w ^ Max B wwb '- b h »' and Elvin Barnum and Mrs. L. L. » in the hospital w ith the scarlet home ghe has bgen quit(. wh,le t J f r . and Mr». Max Brown ».id FULL GQSPEL ASSEMBLY Peetz. He was probably the first Jim Brown went deer hunting in A ctive During W eek fever. „ i n Portland. white child bom in what is now Sunday S c h o o l ...... 10:00 a m. the Barlow district. J o h n jjla y s and wife and John __ Georgia Blaylock'left last Thurs Sherman county having arrived in LUTHERAN CHURCH Marvin Schepman and Mrs. Block and wife were shoppers in Jay of The Dalles to visit her Estelle Cook w ent to The Dalles Church service« will be conduct 1862 shortly after his parents “A / > -- Gerald Kelly returned Tuesday The Dalles Jast Wednesday. sister and husband, Mr. and Mrs. Saturday. ed in the Grass Valley Methodist hnoved to the district. Mite. Cook spending wvvvvnta evening from The Dalles where he Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Newcomb and Earl Sawtell. She returned Mon- church building Sunday Octobei Mrs. L. L. Peetz returned from the week end. v ___~ We are not has b««n a t the hospital recovering and Mrs. H. Sommers were in Jay* Portland this week after spending 18th a t 11:00 o’clock Mrs. Minnie Squared went- to A rlington Sunday visiting Mrs. A shower was given Saturday reaching the various families who ^rom a recent opeiation. a few days in the city. Sommers 'daughter and husband, afternoon at the heme of Mrs. Dell Monday to remain Blake has- been quite ill Mr. and Mrs. Tom W illiams, and have no church home, but we in- . Moro high school1 gradu M r and Mts. J. K. Irby. ' ’ Olds in honor of Mrs. Arden 8 6 and Mrs. Bill B arnett and vite thefii to come and get acquain but is able to be out ates of recent years have been daughter Dorothy, now of Portland Mr. and Mds. J. S. Newcomb and Squirts. The hostesses were Mrs. , M Willard B arnett were with the Bible Doctrine. We a£a *n- “ selected as new members of the but until recently residents of El ted preach Christ crucified. I Mr. and Mrs. Herman Schilling daüghter Doris were in The Dalles Dell Olds, Mrs. A rt Bihby and Mrs. p an e3 Sunday to visit M adrigal club a t Oregon State Paso, Texas, were week end guests There are such among our fellow xyer® jn The Dalles Tuesday. Mr. on Monday. , Dick Huhman. Dorothy Anne who is recovering of Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Mitchel more. College. Thie is the women’s It was reported Tuesday that a Mr. and Mrs. Roy Schilling and fi )m recent operation, men who hunger and th irst a fte r »Schilling going for medical treat- club of th a t institution. Janet Mrs. Williams is an aunt of Mrs. r.ient. fire at the Ted von Borstel ranch Mrs. Bud Coon returned Saturday p Baker and sons of pure preaching of the Word. Mitchel more. iv ir . w • v . . . hens has been a member for Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Spoor and destroyed their wood shed. from Portland where they visited Oregon - J... * ____ Bring your neighbors and friends City were visitors last Anticipating the completion of »me years and Imogene Johnson. Mr. and Mrs. Orville Ruggles relatives, fam ily, A1 Morey, W alter Reynolds latives. . . Tuesday and Wednesday at. the and let your soul be filled with joy. Pinkerton and Doris Thomp the tennis court a t the Community Mr. and Mrs. Florin Coon and „ R J. T Baker * . „ home. ;----- rnd W anda Tiller left Friday noon went to Portland last Friday to Sunday school a t 10:15. church members of the junior inter son, all freshmen this year ' have Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Johnson and H. H. Fleekenstein, missionary. for Portland to spend the week visit relatives and attend the stock Phyllis Rinehart went to Portland mediate C E are holding a waffle been chosen recently. Saturday. Mrs. Coon to visit her children spent the week end in show. end. L ester Conlee and wife and son, lunch in the old Moro Hardware Community Presbyterian Church E. E. Gervais, Dell OÎ ’« e* m other who has been quite ill Mrs. Dean Olds stayed at the Portland. Howard took a. ¡few days off to Co. building. Saturday, October 17. .M r. and Mrs. Gene Vintin left Arden Squies were fishing at Bu 10:00 a. m. Bible school during Ted von Borstel ranch while Mr. Waffles and coffee will be served hunt for a deer but had no luck our “ Rally Month” continue« to *nd Mrs. von Borstel went to Port- Hollow Sunday.— >n bringing one home with them. from noon until 1:30 p. m. and grow in attendance. Have you in Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Bake accom □ ooooooooooooo © oo & s o © oooooococococoocc « « oogoooooc attend the stock show, Norman (Buck) Davis, son of again f rom 5:00 until 7:00 p. m. vited the friend who lives neat by? panied by Frank and Oscar Ix*mte} Mr. and M s. Lloyd Goodrich of Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Davis, was one All money raised will be used for 11 00 a. m. “ My Home” a sermon Sisters are spending the week end were in The Dalles Sunday to se of the five finalists in the bucking the playing field, according to Mrs on the apostle Paul's tetter to the with Mrs, Goodrich’s parents, Mr. the shew. A rt Bibby went to Heppner last contest at the Pacific International T-awrence Mitchelmore, who is in Ephesus. - and Mrs. I. D. Pike. Thursday and returned Friday A little bad luck with his final charge of the group. Eldon Allen of The Dalles is The Grange conference held here 7:00 p.. m. Evening worship mes- mount which reared in the chute night. sage “ Mathews W ork” visiting Mr. and Mrs. MeJvin Mis. Fred Stradley. Civ le and and raked a teg out of*the stirrup last Friday was attended by pighty A t A m e r ic a n L e g io n F la il, M o r o , O r e . Tuesday, October 20, Troop 360 Fulkerson for several weeks. Mel- Ray Doris returned from Portland cost him his chance on his last Sherman county grangers. Boy Scouts, meets at Masonic hall. v;n js a brother of Mrs. Fulkerson. W. Gill, state m aster, was the i ide. Wednesday, 6:20 p. m. pot luck p re<j Peters returned Monday Monday a fter attending the stock Dr. H. C. Curry the Seattle Op principal speaker of the day. Oth supper and fellowship hour; 7:10 a fte r rem aining in The Dalles for show. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Stradley and tom etrist who has made Profes- ers who appeared on the program classes “Brief Survey of the Old several days. Georgia Blaylock w ere" in The sional visits to Moro for years and were Morton Tompkins, George T estam ent,” and “ How To Under M r . and Mrs. Robert Hill of is known for good optical work at Corson, Leroy W right. The meet- stand Our Pupils,” ; 8:00, choir prac Dalles Tuesday. Bridal Veil and Rev. Frank Johns Mr. and Mrs. Tom Alley, Mrs. reasonable prices will again be at ing was held in the Odd-Fellows tice. This will be the third of the Moro Hotel October 19, for one ball and lasted until late evening, five Wednesday night gatherings. and wife of The Dalles spent Sun day with Mr. and Mrs. L. D. May. day. Eyes examined, Glasses — ----- ------------- Mrs. Joe Newcomb received word C O M IN G A G A IN Ground and Fitted. Will be a t CARD OF THANKS Wasco Tuesday October 20. * * We wish to express our sincere D r . C u r fy , t h e o ld M*s. Jessie Henrichs returned thanks to the many Sherman coun- v»' me Sunday a fte r being in Port- ty friends who aided us during Moro was victorious over Grass _ ------ r e li a b l e o p t o m e t r i s t with land for a couple of months. For our recent bereavement in t h e ! Valley high Friday night with The buying committee of the the past six or seven weeks she death of our husband and father, game which threatened to be Harlandview grange ask th at all o f S e a t t le , w h o h a » Interesting Topics of the Day has been in a hospital recovering Charles Boardman. , close game in m t vc ta n y : stages but members who wifeh to buy fuel to early from an operation and she will not Mrs. Emma Boardman and family. wb,ch turned cut to be a rather place their order with the corn- m a d e p r o fe s s io n a l be up and around very much for 1 • large victory for Moro. The score m ittee by the* next regular meet- some weeks. M o r o fo r was 21 to 9 . ing October ^3. Orders must be v is it s t o Other ipeakers w ill be The students of the high school accompanied by cash. A. G. Fut- Dewey Thompson and family, and the grade s c h o l were fortu- ter, G. Douma, M. G. Melzer. Buy- y e a r s w ill a g a in b e at w ith Mrs. Orval Thompson and A FRED P. DGBSCN nate in being jentei tained- Tuesday ing Committee. c-50 Vern F u tter were in Portland for Cm ¿'di-te i<r A'.hrney General afternoon by a picture show given L 0S T _ A snotted Poland ?hina t h e H o t e l M o r o the week end to see the stock show. WASCO CHURCH OF CHRIST Gilbert R. Carey, m inister by the SCS corp from Spokane Mrs. Orval Thompson’s m other a t sow, heavy with pig. "Notify Sam .Junior Christian Endeavor 6:30. M o n d a y , O e t. 1 9 Owing to an error, the notice in Davis, Grass Valley, Ore. Beaverton suffered a broken leg _ _ _ U. _ S. BURT I - 10:00 a. m. last weexs white her daughter was visiting « ’bleschool weeks paper to vc the m e effect e n rc i th at 49.59.51 pd CandiJatc for Slate Treaaurer fo r o n e d a y . E yes e x 11:00 a. m. tickets for the tslar.ee of the volley _ Morning worship Continue.” ball season were one dollar and a FOR SALE —4 sets harness, ¿0 Mr. and Mrs. Ashley Cash of Sermon tome wish attention of harrow , wagon, S. L. Stark, Grass a m i n e d , g l a s s e s g r o Hood River were here Sunday to J u m o rE . n d e a v o r . . . . 6:30 . p. m. half, rU U I, I I w i s n to IU t call a n the vi Evening Evangilistic serivce a tjj08e who read that aiticle to the Valley. . see their daughter,- Mrs. Paul u n d a n d f i t t e d to r e tickets for the remaindei r u n SALE—A steei umiy bed. uvu. Welter. Mrs. W elter and children 8:00 P- m- . . . ’*«•' - - .»• to d th a t tickats FOR steel baby returned to Hood River with th e m .‘ ^S erm on topic Peter on the of - the - volleyball — ■ •« season - — are fifty Se€ Mrs A p Balzer, Grass Val- l i e v e e y e s t r a in a n d cents. Season tickets for the Bas- j to remain for a few days. W aves.’ are to be one dollar an 1 a Mel Schadewitz brought home a !“ ketball ~ C harges Fot Sale:. Farm s owned by State h e a d a c h e . nice - bear »kin from his trip to October 22 at the M. E. parsonage. ha)f IU V C «a . . . . . . nook E S - iA a t r P V P - Land Board. Liberal terms. See Choir practice each Friday eve Wamic and also distributed some r e a s o n a b le . W ill b e R J. Baker is very busy these Richard M. Weber, agent for She»- ning a t the church. nice bear steaks. ^>*>3 o ^ ocoo < oooooccococoooooooooooooooo 6 oooooooooooo day» taking inventory. .. ", s " * "d counties 310 Court a t W a s c o O c t. 2 0 Mrs. .L ucy Ruggles returned Mrs. John Maelnnes of Kent was St., The Dalles, Ore. Phone 3 . from a six weeks trip to the valley WASCO METHODIST CHURCH Willis J. Douglas, Paston. in town shopping Tuesday. where she visited her son, .Star an-1 Sunday School ......10:00 a. m. fam ily. *• . This Sunday we conclude our Little Miss Murial McKean is thought to have a light case of study o ( “Diagnosing Today” by I).. Merton Rice. Our topic for scarlet fever. the morning serivce will be “Wor- This original estim ate is made in compliance with section 231- Boys from camp, under Vic Barr and H. J. O vertruf are fighting fire shin without Sacrifice.” ' A special A of the laws of 1921 andA shows in parallel columns the unit cost of emphasis upon the world-wide a c ; the several services, m aterials and supplies for the three fiscal near Coquille these days. Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Byeis left tivitics of the church will be made. years next preceding the cu rren t year, the expenditures and the ThurtdZy for* Forest Grove, Amity Explanation of the “ Million U nit] budget allowance for the first six months of the current year and and Battle Ground for a visit of Fellowship Plan” will be given. e the expenditures of the current y ta r. a week or ten days with relatives, will close the service with a special ORIGINAL ESTIM ATE AND ACCOUNTING SHEET ‘ Miss VTola Hansen is now work- feature, consecrating our mission-; Used fo r^ Budget for 6 mo. 1936 6 mo. 1936 1935 * 1934 1933 ing in the county clerk's office in ary giving. ACCOUNT Pendleton. Sunday evening The GENERAL FUND Mr. and Mrs. M artin Massiker Sermon on the Plain from Luke. , $120.00 $120.00 $120.00 $60.00 $60.00 Recorder’s salary were here the first of the week The League is g r o w in g . A 120.00 120.00 d 20.00 60.0 60.00 T reasurer’s salary ^from Grants Pass to visit with. Mr. program is arranged for this bun- WATER FUND M arshal & W ater 1200.00 1200.00 1200. 480.00 600.00 pum per 179.38 200.00 153.80 100.00 98.15 Labor Paym ent a-c Conlee 421.00 424.00 148.00 . 472.00 496.00 well Supplies a-c W ater System 298.69 464.61“' 200.00 237.27 175.00 AU S a t i s f a c t o r y B u s i n e s s is b u i l t o n 404.32 400.00 418.62 Power 251.39 225.00 C o n fid e n c e - C« n fiH e n c e o n th e p a r t o f 304.78 Fire D epartm ent 285.81 200.00 W ater Bonds paid $1500.00,^/ Year after year more taxes are Will your home be next? th e b u y e r t h a t g o o d s p u r c h a s e d w i l l b e a Tax delinquericy in Oregon M ISCELLANEOUS piled on your home! o f g o o d q u a l i t y a n d f a i r l y p r ic e d . 385.84 ’ Em ergency 97.48 175.00 b now ♦46,510,724.53! 810.96 810.96 810.96 Power—S treet Lighting 405.48 405.48 So long as you remain silCjit, the burden you D ependable Groceries, Fresh V egetables DEBT SERVICE are forced to bear will in e rfe s e . When you can 3822.00 750.00 420.00 Interest on bonds 360.00 not pay, the tax, raiders wfil grab your prop Overalls, Jum pers, Shirts, an d a ll kinds o f 500.00 Principal on bonds 1000.00 erty. Thousands of parcels have already been I, Charles Ruggles, do hereby certify th at the above estimated drygoods taken and today one out of every three homes expenditures for the year 1936 was prepared by me and th at the and farms is liable to confiscation. This tax expenditures ;and budget allowance for the first six months of the / ' Trade A t raid on property must be stopped N O W ! current year, and the expenditures for the fiscal years proceeding Under the present law, you are helpless to stop the current year as shown above, have been compiled from the rec Q u a lit y the yearly mounting taxes on your home, or Desirable settlers shun Oregon ords in my charge, and to the best of my knowledge and belief are farm or personal property; taxes that are levied S to r e ti ue and correct copies thereof. • to pay for expenses of every description. It’s Bonded indebtedness of Moro, Oregon, this d a te : $59,200.00 a by-word o f the tax raiders to “sock it on Charles Ruggles, City Recorder. property” ! Notice of the estim ated expenses and receipt« and the proposed Homes, farms are gobbled up! Oregon’s future is at stake! The west is now a tax levy for the City of Moro. Sherman County, Oregon, for the mecca for great numbers of home seekers. year 1937. ’*• . % Notice is hereby given t'hat in pursurance to a legislative Act They refuse to settle in a state that endangers approved by the Govem6r. F ebruary 19th, 1931, th a t on November property owners with unlimited taxation on 2nd ’the Budget Committee of the City of Moro, Sherman County real and personal property. Oregon will be Oregon, will be in session at the City, Hall a t the hour of 7.30 o’ out o f the race for the growth ana prosperity clock p. m. and th at any taxpayer of the City of Moro will be heard now open to western states, unless she offers in favor of or against the propose d tax levy as hereinafter itemized. the protection these settlers demand and can lessens Each new expense charged to property ESTIM ATED EXPEND ITURES ESTIMATED RECEIPTS ome or have now, elsewhere. your chance‘of keeping your own h < GENERAL FUND W ATER FUND ......... .. $3300.00 owners .......... 35.00 farm. Allowed to prey upon property Licenses ...... B;g T'lfeshing Capacily—Cut Down Freni 16 F u l $120.00 T reasurers salary w •T h e Tax Limitation Bill is your way iemands are w ithout limit, the tax raiders aema Recorders salary ........... 120.00 to rightfully liiuU the increase in taxes d u t becoming impossible to meet. WATER FUND ran be made against your home or farm with 1 M arshall and W ater out your approval. It is up to YOU! fk A It’s time to call a halt I 1200.00 Pumper H O IC K A F A R M OWNERS ASSOCIATION OP OREGON, Amedeo M. amiti». Preeldent . 300.o r Labor ........................ ........ HOME R FARM O R S I g u w t. Portland. Or.<on Supplies a-c W ater .. 450.0'- system js \ Power a-c water ...... .. 500.06 » \ 200.09 Fire Dept. M ISCELLANEOUS 150.00 Emergency . Power a-c st. lighting .. . 810.0(7 DEBT SERVICE * 1000.00 W ater Bonds Tip. on W ater Bonds ..... 690.00 •S- Amount to For mirchasc of Auditorium bv tnxation 2000.00 > bonds ....... ............ 7540.96 GRAND TOTAL 7540.96 TOTAL t *■ n»i,.’i Committee. ui V FA Bud *_rveaa ;et v»a e • V • L. French, Chairman of O-n-’-.p, October 6, 1936. * . John F. Foss, Secretary of the Budget Committee. Hat« the H earing on the Budget November 2nd, 1936. Three Mon Make Glee Club At Oregon State PUBLIC SPEAKING F r id a y , O c t. 1 6 a t 7 : 3 0 G. V. School Principal Speaker WALTER M. PIERCE Classified Ads. All Sherman County Is Invited Come and Hear Our Old Friend WALTER M. PIERCE C ity o f M oro B u d g e t ON YOUR HOME OR FARM C O N F ID E N C E " I I. Z e ig le r’^ M a c h in e r y R e p a ir s A 14-foot Harris Combine for sale * McCornvck - Derrirg & Oliver ■ . ; ' 4 Extras and ihipienunts Come a m i g et Y our VOTE JV a n t ? Roy J. Baker Grass VaTv, T :c n n I TO Lim iT PROPERT« TRXES
