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About Sherman County journal. (Moro, Or.) 1931-current | View Entire Issue (Nov. 6, 1936)
. ' V' . ! itt* TUE öH<EMAX’ Moro Budget Many More C? l Ï ,z JOURNAL, \z FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 0 1086 MOUO. OhU$4*JN< Saturday. KV theT C u rren t H •• Helped Through Monday Night ■ / Red Cross & The b udget of the city o f M oro "T h e , num b, r of disaster victim» w»a -approved as printed a t ‘ th e m eetin g M onday n ig h t w ith one assisted by the Red Cross during exception. I t w as fe lt by*the mem the fiscal vcar j nded June SO was ber» o f th e b u d g et com m ittee and more than four times the num ber th e council p re sen t th a t $50 more aided , In the previous Jr.elve th an w as allowed should be p u t in month period,” Admiral Cary 1> th e em ergency fund fo r th e y ear Grayson, chairm an, said In com- to Insure a w orking fund fo r'p o e - ■menting on highlights of the an sible necessities and th is was done. nual report Just Issued. "Over . M rs. G eorge U pdegraff is re p o rt 131,000 families were given lood, ed a s im proving 'nicely in th e M id- clothing, shelter and medical care, C olum bia h o sp ital follow ing her and thousands of homes were re* o p eratio n of last week. built or repaired by the Red Cross LeRoy W right, county agent, to enable them to carry on.” le ft fo r W allow a county, W ednes Pointing to the many-sided prob day w ith L. J . Allen, a s s is ta n t lems created by the wide variety s ta te club leader, td locate some of types of disasters which oc calves fo r 4-H club children of curred ___ during ____ _____ __r _______ the # year, Admiral th is county. He expected to“ r e - ‘ Grayson said, "T ’ge Red Cross sent tu rn F rid ay . , llundred8 o{ trained workers into A f a ir board m eeting will b e ' 39 states to meet the many exi- held M onday night, N ovem ber 8, i gencies of catastrophes which in- to plan fo r im provem ents and r e - 1 eluded earthquake, epidemic, ex p a ir o f th e grounds and to m ake up * plPIÍÍ».; flre- hurricane. Ice lock, a te n ta tiv e program fo r the 1937 landslide,1 réfügee relief, shipwreck . . tornado and typhoon. The Red a _¿ vnrt Cross took charge at the scenes of T he w eath er has been clea r and m >B. dry, w indy and dry, c lo u d y and ye*H d ry , even snowy and dry. We The report emphasized the w onder if it can eventually p ra c m arked value of Governmcu -Red tice u n til it can be rain y and dry. Cross cooperation when disaster Ju d g e C arl H endricks of Fossil strikes, giving as example the flight w as h e re T uesday to tra n sa c t a pf Army bembiug planes, which bit of legal business in th is county. dropped Red Cross food t i ma M illen F. Kneeland, repre* u ta- rooned refugees at Renovo. Penn tive of the tru ck ers of th is area, sylvania, during the Spring lood». was here W ednesday to confer with More than 10,000 persons were res cued from the second floors of some of th e truck men. T h e s ta te liquor control com homes in W ilkes-Barre and King m ission re p o rts profits of more ston through Coast Guard - Red th a n $1.028,000 durin g the first Cross cooperation at the height o* these same floods. nine m onths of th e cu rre n t year. “Government agencies and re A larg e num ber of people from lief groups were of invaluable as- M oro and vicinity ^ rove P o rt . to Rpd cro ss relief forces land F rid ay afU rn co n and S atu r-J >n ( A(,m)nU Cray80B day to atten d the football gam e stated. betw een O regon 'and W ashington. The complete resources of Red A m ong those to m ake th e ' trip Cross leadership, training and dis Opal and Velm a Powell, Keck Mc aster experience were brought into K ean, W endall Bals iger and , w ife, play bv the Spring floods and torna ---------------- Roy Powell and j does which took so heavy a toll of Mr. and .M rs fa m ily .- ' _ . , life a;ui_property in eastern and P aul B uker and fam ily are here , southern states this year, the an from Suplee to v isit a few days j nuali report reveals. The Red Cross w ith his siste r, Mrs. George V intin. aided 77,090 families in 14 flooded M rs. Bessie Thom pson and boys states east of the Mississippi and arriv ed T hursday afternoon fo r a C.OOt) families In 6 tornado hit s h o rt v isit w ith relatives and states south of the Mason-Dixon friends, from th eir hom e a t Don line In this one operation. “Never before have as many m et ald. , ' ' ' ropolitan centers borne the brunt T h e condition of George V intin ot attack by wind and w ater within co u n ty clerk, has not been s a tis a single year, challenging Red fa c to ry fo r th e p a st week. Cross preparedness and efficiency H a rry K enan and “S an d y ’* of by so wide a variety of pressing th e S u n set M otor com pany were human problems,” Chairman Gray here Tuesday oo business. son said. Cleo B arnum and Gerald B lagg In its work of relief to disaster w ere in F o re s t Grove over th e sufferers the Red Cross expended week end to atten d t h ’ w edding a n - in excess of $5.200,000 for the year. iv eraary of Mr. and Mrs. A sa E s The report points out th at thia fig ure does not include assistance linger. The county court m et Tuesday, given in 27 lesser disasters with a thaft b ein g th e re g u la r day for th e! total of 2,000 person» ald^d, and m onthly m eeting. E xcept fo r the adds th at additional million» will p ay m ent of bills th ere w as l i t t l e • ba used te V Iecn up” Spring flood» and torpadoes. business on the docket. “Numerous local disaster situa - R oland Davis and C harles S. F u lto n w ere here from P ortland tions occurring during the year were met by Red CrQ|s chapter W ednesday to file the first papers funds and manpower," Admiral concerning th e estate of C harles Grayson said. “In each m ajor relief F. F ulton, who died in P ortland operation undertaken the great la Mr. — Davis is a mefhbei' — s t - week. ------------ _____ __ , ariuy i o b b voluntears » i h u u i w » u p army or of u.eu Red u Cross, aided of th e firm H untington, W ilson trained workers with the task of re and Davis and Mr. F ulton is a son habilitating those without re- of F ran k F ulton. * * | •Fwrrces who had suffered losses. ‘ The N on-H igh School board m et i “The Red Cross disaster relief M onday n ig h t and approved the! service is one of many Red Cross bu d g et fo r 1937 wich was published activities supported by the Ameri a few w eeks ago. There w ill Tie" can people throdgh m em bership at considerable decrease in the tax the time of Roll Call, held each year collected fo r this function of S’- from Arm istice Day to Thanksgiv- tng.’ governm ent by the county court. Georye Bourhill was in th e hos pital in The Dalles for a few days la s t w :ek but was released this week again. New Dodges have been sold this week to Dr. Viggo H aufelt and to At the close of the fiscal year K endrick Dunlap by Foss & Co. ended June 30, there were 673 Red Cross nurses bettering health con MORO SCHOOL ditions and caring for the sick tn “T he Coontown M illionnaire,” a 604 communities. These Red Cross m in strel to be given by th e boys public health nurse» cared for a of th e high school is now under total of 233,616 persons during the w ay and we a re practicing every year and made more than a million d ay . I t is proving to be hum orous visits on their behalf. and is show ing some of the s tu The annual report of the Ameri d ents who have taJent in the a r t can Red Cross states further that these nurses cooperated with doc of p o rtra y in g negro p arts. All of th e students of th e high tors in examining 671,057 school school noticed a lack of quality or and pre-school children, with $42.- q u a n tity in our yells. So on T ues 881 physical defects found and cura day each class brought one o r tw o ' live treatm ent arranged In 209,080 yells and la te r R obert Gillmor, the) cases, In 979 Red Cross chapters 1,783 yell leader says he can handle a graduate nurses taught Red Cross few m ore yells. home hygiene and.care of the sick, An election held by th e civics iss’uing certificates to 53,126 per class F rid ay proved to be a good sons com pleting the courses. In indicator, for Roosevelt won al addition, 1,777 Red Cross reserve th o u g h not so laTg? o m ajority. nurses were called upon during the The g rad e children celebrated year for disaster and epidemic con H allow e’en la s t F riday by dressing trol work.- , as ghosts, w itches and o th e r H al lowe’en charaoters. . J a n e t Schade w itz, Donald Tompson, _ K enneth Searcy won prizes for the b?st cos Ifcu dc>if have to be U'e/t tu m es. They then enjoyed them ; «elves, in playing gam es and e a t to enjoy tic/t whiskey! in g d oughnuts and drinking cider. Old Quaker brings you a barrel Each room gave a play or skit. Red Cross Norses Combat Disease on Wide Front When Your Shoes need p f r ii send them to of quality in every bottle and It doesn’t cost you a barrel o f money. As you p rtftr io Bourbon or Rye The Old Quaker Co., Lawrenceburg. Ind. scH K N irrs WFRNM A R K ’t OLD Q U A K E R GOOD SHOE REPAH I N ’ STRAH.MI W ttl' KH 204 Second St. t T H E I »Aid • fi '•(' l'H(H)» ; ■: ■: , ? . „v . M £RM «•J* Aft '¿.t — t B? ¡S-v ' Vf*.’ .?*• h 1 —C om ptroller Genera» John R M ccarl who iw k » .tie d horn his ixjs L 2—Conclave et Vatican C in which Pone Pius conferred red -hats on six ne.v cardinals. 3—Scene in "Marseille». F rance, du recent m arine strike. . . - . ‘ ' W ren Hogue and d a u g h te r Eileen and son Roy of G ra ss V alley; Mr. and Mrs. E arl B a rn e tt and son E arl jr., o f P ark d ale; P ete Sm ith and Jack M urphy of S outh D akota; Mr. and Mrs. G. L. B arn e tt and d a u g h ter Rosellen and son» Mel Cancer is a disease of the living I vin, C arl and Eugene; Mr. and and ceases to exist w ith the death J Mrs. Roy B a rn e tt and d a u g h te r of th ; host. P erh ap s no oth er dis Levina and son» Lee and Leland; ease of senescence is studied, a n a - Mr. and Mrs. J , L. M atthes, and lyz» d and dreaded by the lawman The . Home Economics club m et Mr. and Mrs. L. W. Amick all of and medical scien tist alik e as is a t thf? ¡grange h all W ednesday Kent. * T his occasion .w ...^ being the the disease process called cancer. and sp en t th e afternoon q u iltin g .1 b irth d ay anniversary» of both Mr. E arly study wav dire£ted tow ards T h y will have th eir re g u la r m eet- ! an<j Mrs. G. W. B arn ett who were the m orphological a p p :aran ce of ! cancer in its various form s and ing day each W ednesday, instead eig h ty and seventy-one Respective ot Tuesday as was form erly. ly and th e wedding anniv ersaries stages as observed in clinical and Mr. and Mrs. C h ester Sm ith of of J. L. M atthes and Mr. and Mrs. post-m ortem study. " Only the Moro, and Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Wil- , Roy B arn ett. D inner w as served well advgireed phases of can°°r son wyre dinner g u e s ts of Mr. and a t noon and a p leasan t d ay enjoyed. thus observed. lo ite r, w ith tne Mrs. J. K. Wilson. The occasion K ent G range No. 688 will hold improved m ethods of surgical tech-! being Mrs. W ilson’s b irth d ay an its next re g u la r m eeting S atu rd ay , nique and procedure, cancer w as) n iv ersary z Novem ber 14. an all d ay m eeting. r moved in Its earlier stag es and! A nna S ath er bf *Moro sp en t S a t A card p a rty will be held in the hypotheses were advanced, based* upon histological appearances of u rd ay n ig h t arid Sunday here w ith evening fo r th e benifit of all "sneer tissue u < 5 ‘. appeared ’» ih.2 h e r p a re n ts Mr. and Mrs. Ixiuis present. ^ » th a r .. - r? ‘ , J Mr. and Mr«. Lige Donley of host. IM-i-s. J; C. Wilson and d a u g h te r^ Jo se p h , Oregon, and Mr«. A. S. A study o f the microscopic ap - N ellie and grandson George Sacre • Johnfxm. of Moro, w ere visiting nearance of th° tissue of the host stru c tu re su: rounding cancer tissue w ere dinner gu ests at th ? home o ft jn K ent last F rid ay . Mr. and Mrs. gave evidence of various cytologic Mrs. Ida Davis a t Moro T hursday. Donley fo rm erly lived in Kent. Cecil B ennett'*of Hood Rievr, ------------ -—— 'n d tissue 1 eactions which indicat ed an a tt nipt on the p a rt of the stopped a t Kent a short tim e Mon host to re sist the invasion of th e day to visit h is aunt, Mrs. B. A ., Mr. B ennett, who is a a n re r cell grow th. Lym phocytic Hogue. infiltration, hyalin izatio n and fih- mechanic and tru ck driver for the ous connective tissu e 'form ation Consolidated lines, was enroute to a , were found to resist and to impede Shaniko. Nellie W ilson Spent a couple of «near apread in the host. On the other. Jiand, a closer study' of can days last week visitin g at the home cer cell developm ent has d mon- of her aunt, M rs, J. H. B ennett. A num ber 1 of p aren ts around tra te d th at "ell virulence, or abili ty to undergo rapid m itosis, ap - K ent com m unity a rc tak in g thdir e a rs to be inversely proportional children to Moro w here Dr. Poley Mr. and M rs. Arden Squire are to the degree of differentiation to«- is giving vaccine for cold, preven- tion. - j t be proud p aren t« of a baby daugh- w ard the norm al cell, which the E i F ritts was an all night guesi ter, born N ovem ber 2nd in a cell group presents. In oth er words • P ortland h ospitalA M r. Squire and well . differentiated eaneer cell, of J . C. W ilson T hursday. Mr.- and Mr». C arl Schadew itz his m other le ft Monday n ig h t to approxim ating a degree of func tion with differentiation, . usually and son John w ^re tra n sa c tin g see his w ife and baby d au g h ter. M rs. K n ig h ten is teach in g his represents a low grade of m alig- business in The D alles M onday. M rs. J. L.. Gentry, M rs. J . U. classes d u rin g his absence. nacy w-ith slow and scattered m itosis, w hereas a cell group with Leonard and Mra. E m m a Schade • A rt and jo e Bibby o f G rass V al larg e nuclei and- nucleoli, re p re witz of M orotw ere visitin g friends ley upload^ 9wo c a r loads of »teers and calvesdfehiin M ontana th is week sen tin g a little, qr no differentia at Kent all day, T h u rsd ay .'. ' 'V Mr. and Mrs. J . J. Decker left antf expeer to fa tte n them on tion and shew ing an ap lastic ten south town. Art dencies w ith m arked hyperchrom a- T h ursday for Wendover,. U tah th eir ticity, usually rep resen ts th e high w here they will spend a couple of w ent u P o rtlan d Monday for a couple o f days on business in th a t est grade of m alignancy and rapid weeks v isitin g relatives. The annual B a rn e tt fam ily re city. nvasive tendencies. T h u biochemical stim uli w h'ch in union w as held h?re Sunday a t M rs. W. J. Davia retu rn ed last from The D alles w here duce both norm al and abnorm al th e g rsn tre hall. Those p resen t Wedne>d ' 7 r^ M n '‘, |d M G<T ^ 1 she » « in the hospital for a week, ell grow th rep resen t the field of cancer investigation nrw in pro of T h e Dal es; M rs A rth u r H olt, D#Uej w here she has gress. The secret of the grow th of Redmon. 1, Mr and M r . . J . Bai n e tt and d au g h ter E m m a Je a n a of the cancer cell and its deviation and son Louie o f Clem ; Mrs. E m n.a I h « n recovering from a recent from the orderly grow th stim uli of Schadew itz of Mono; Mr. and M rs.'°PAya lon' » . j on Qanir« «c- lhe norm al cell, lies in the chem i W. D. B arn ett and ^ u ^ r s BeU cal stru ctu re cf the c.ll and the S a t a A , . M arjory to biochemical medium from which ty Je a n o rtn er, and M rs Tommy B arnett! ♦ derives its nourishm ent, stim uli F and d a u g h te rs E thel and M arg aret, i »‘‘«»<1 th e football ««>>«•, nd in h :hitory factors. Mr and Mrs. Clyde Sm ith and M rs.1 H enry P e te r, w as in T h e J W e s C ancer is a disease of the living ir.d until the biochem istry of the ’iving cell is known in its relation- hip to varying chemical and glan dular s cretions in which it lives, the origin of cancer will not b e come known. W. H. Bueerm ann- M, D. - - Cancer Dies With Victim Kent Crargi Club Chang es Meeting Day Grass V alley Teacher Is Parent Of Daughter Below $1,000.00 C lassified A d s. MAN W A NTED for Rawleigh Route of 800 fam ilies. W rite to day. R aw leigh’s Dcpt., O S K-131 -SA, Oakland, Calif. RYE f>EED fo r Sale. Price same as fo r w heat. Donald L. C lo d fel-! ter, G rass Valley, Ore. Phone 7F12. For Sale: F arm s owned by S ta te; Land Board. L iberal term s. See! Richatd M. W eber, ag en t fo r S h er-i man and W asco counties, 310 Court I St., The D alles,-O re. Phone 358. ( tfn STEADY WORK - GOOD PAY ; RELIABLE MAN W A NTED to , all ori farm ers in Sherm an county. * No expedience or capital n eed ed ., W rite today. FU R ST & T H O M A S., 426 Third St., Oakland, Cal. , j -. • Ask » for a Ride in the new DODGE PAGE THREE Mrs. Tom G a rre tt and Mr». C. W. Field» w ent to P ortland .S a t urday. Mr. and Mra. Lloyd Goodrich left fbr Shaniko Sunday w here he has trnployrnent. Mr. and M rs. L. V. An der«on and children of P o rtlan d were visiting Mr. and M rs. A. F. B alzer and tam ily last wpek end. Mr. A nder son coming up to go bird hunting. Miss P hylia R in eh art accom pa nied by Vere Pike, Jo h n Roth, E d win P eters and Clarence Young, all w ent to P o rtlan d S atu rd ay to see the football gam e. iMr. and Mrs. Ed Alley were v is itors in The Dalles S atu rd ay . W ayne Spoor w as a business visitor in P o rtlan d Sunday. S . A. S kirving and Hafl* B lazer of Thy Ihslles. an d E. E. Gervais w ere bird h u n ting F riday. Mr. and Mrs. Dell Olds a»»d d au g h ter B etty Txiu were in t h e Dalles F riday. Mrs. Olds having , some teeth ex tracted . • Mr. and Mr». Sam S ta r k - l i f t S atu rd ay fo r F o rest Grove to v is it relatives. Mr*. W. B. M athew s and (laugh te r M arilyn of , Stevenson, W ash., arriv ed la s t M onday to v isit her p aren ts Mr. and Mrs. T. M .‘"Rolfe, and retu rn ed home F rid a y ., S a m ' Davis and Dell Olds left S atu rd ay and retu rn ed Monday from G randview , Oregon. Mr. and Mra. Dick Edw ards and d a u g h te r of M arshfield were here last week to v isit h er p aren ts Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Schilling. M rs.' E arl Old» retu rn ed from P o rtlan d la st T h u rsd ay n ig h t bring ing her fa th e r hom e with her. He has been in th e h ospital for five weeks, but has im proved very much. M rs. E stelle Cook spent the week end in T he Dalles. D orothy Olds le ft fo r Portland S atu rd ay fo r a few days vacation. Mrs. J. S. Newcom b en tertain ed the junior bridge club T h u rsd ay afternoon. Those receiving prizes were IMrs. Tom G a rre tt and Mrs. C. P. Rowe. R obert E slin g er arriv ed in tow n Sunday fo r election and to visit relatives. O. R. Mtfcnab re tu rn ed Tuesday from P o rtlan d w here he h as been fo r the p a st tw o weeks. Grass Valley Girls Give M asquerade By Vere Pike The G irl’s League gave a m asque rade H allow e’en p a rty fo r the high school last W ednesday. Games and dancing w ere th e m ain diversions of th e evening w ith a lig h t lunch following. The Gras« Valley volleyball team defeated K ent la s t F rid ay by a score o f 38 to 18. Mr». W ily K nighten is actin g as su b stitu te fo r Mr. Squires in the 8th grade room fo r a sh o rt time. WASCO METHODIST CHURCH Sunday School 10:00 a. m. S u n d ay School as usual this Sun day b u t th ere will be no preach- ing services. We earnestly present the need' for continued prayer for the Preaching Mission. Dr. Jones is addressing the ma»» meeting i:i Portland on Thursday and Satur day nights this week. M ake your plans now to attend the one-day mission in The Dalle-1 on November 12. Rem em ber the eig h t day mission a t hom£. November 15 to 22. Full p rogram will be published next week: but rem em ber to remember* to come out to th e pot luck dinner a t the church N ovem ber 16, at. 6 45 p. m. You will h ear rep o rts of th e P reaching M ission then and plans for the fu tu re "edification of th : church in W asco.’’ Don’t fo rg et th a t the best way to build up attendance is fo r YOU to ccme. Let us all g et behind the eig h t- day m ission a t home and m ake it a success. Willis J. Douglas, Paston. F U L L GOSPEL ASSEM BLY Sunday School .......... 10:00 a. m. M orning W orship ........ 11:00 a. m. Evening Service ........... 7:30 pi m. Com munity P resb y terian Church 10:00 a. m., Rible school fo r all ages. 11:00 a. m., M orning w orship conducted by th e Session of this church. 7:00 p. m., E vening of W orld F riendship w ith A frica as the su b ject fo r stu d y by* ad u lts, also high school and . ju n ier-in term ed - iate ages. The motion picture "Ju n g le Drum s A re C allin g ” will be shown, w ith an offering to help d efray expenses. If you would know more about E thiopia and A frica atten d these five Sunday nights. November 8 to December 6. Each m orning at nine the church bell is ru n g as a call to p ray er fo f the N ational P reaching Mission to be held in P ortland, November 5 to 8. R em em ber the iMJission in this p ra y er fellowship. Dpi* bell will rin g until the end of our Ix>cal Mission which comes November 16 to 20. ---- C hristian Science Society T his Society is a branch of the M other C hurch,, in Boston, Mass. C h u rch servjces are held in the church building on Main s tre e t on Sunday m ornings a t 11 o’clock and on W ednesday "evenings a t eig h t o ’clock. The W ednesday evening service includes . testam o n ials of healing. This Society m ain tain s a free circulating lib rary wtapre th e Bible, and all authorized C h ristia n Science lite ra tu re may be read, borrowed or purchased. The subject of the Lesson S er mon fo r Sunday Novem ber 8, is “ Adam and Fallen M an.” . Golden T ext: Rom ans 9:8. They which are the children of the flesh, these are not the children of God. Responsive R eading: Hosea 14:1 to 9. -------- - «a WASCO CHURCH OF C H R IST Bible School ............ 10:00 a. m. Communion ..................... 11:00 a. m. Ju n io r & Senior Endeavor 7 p. m. T h ere will be no preaching serv ice in the evening as the p asto r will be in P o rtlan d atten d in g the P reaching Mission. W atch for fu rth e r announcem ents of the One Day Mission to be held in The Dalles. P ray fo r the Mission in P ortland. Gilbert R. Carey, minister CONFIDENCE A ll S a tisfa cto ry B u sin e ss is b u ilt on C onfidence — Confidence on th e part o f the b u yer that goods purchased w ill be of good q u a lity and fa irly priced. Dependable Groceries, Fresh Vegetables Overalls, Jumpers, Shirts, and all kinds of D R Y GOODS Trade A t H. Zeigler’s W Roof Paint, Special Radio Batteries 75c a gallon Coleman Lights Pbrnbing Supplies Johnsons Floor Wax Furniture Polish & Cloth 75c •___ , _____. ________________ M ach in ery-R ep airs ** * E xtras and Im plem ents — r* Come and get Your Wants Foss & Co., Inc. Roy J. Baker Grass Valley, Oreg»»
