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About Sherman County journal. (Moro, Or.) 1931-current | View Entire Issue (Nov. 20, 1936)
er ' i »s «- THE GHERMAN COUNT* JOURNAL, - MORO. ORÉÓOÑ lies Give J'. jury. The '>•4 ’ F R lb ^ Y , ÑOVHMBEÉ to , 1936 PAGE TltHEB ' pital.. coffee a fte r the service. -- J Christian Science Society The Junior bridge club was en Saturday will be devoted'to medi-T The subject of the. Lesson Ser tertained by Mrs. Dean Olds Thurs . V tation and preparation for Sunday, mon for Sunday, November 22, day. Those receiving high scores A u O l l t ClTClSS A fine spirit of coopetation has I ‘‘SOUL AND BODY.’* were Mrs. Tessie Schillingand Mrs. l>een m anifested by the Christian ' Golden Text: M atthew 6.22. The A. F. BajlBK. - church. There were more Chris- light of the body* la the eye:, if Mrs. Tom G arrett and Mr3. C. tian members than Methodists at* therefore thine eye be single, thy W. Fields returned from Portland the Tuesday evening service. , whole body shall be full of light. LeRoy Stradley and wife and last Tuesday. Friday night topic, “ Behold the • Responsive Reading: Psalm s 62: Mrs. Ed Alley and daughter Lila Lloyd S tradley are enjoying a two Man.” 5-7, 11; 63:1-8 weeks vacation in California vjsit- Lee acoompanied by Jeanette Huh- Sunday mo ning, “ A Wonderful Services are held on Sunday Ladies of Moro interested in the ing relatives. They attended the man attended the show put on. by D. E. Karns of Wasco, washing Way of Life.” morning a t eleven o’clock and Wed- increased ufce of |he Moro library opening ceremonies of the San M ajor Bowes Thursday. Also at- machine agent, has made frequent Sunday evening, “ Personal Evan- nesday evening a t eight o’clock entertained at the library room Francisco and Oakland bridge last tended the program at the Elks trip s to Kent the past week. - geliam.’’ Sunday evening service Every one cordially invited, Wednesday afternoon with a tea Thursday. . • Temple. 5 ^ 7 ?, sta ts at 7.30. League at 6:30. ( -------- J. M. Wilson is driving an Olds- which WML attended by a large Mrs. Alva Eakin was taken to Norm a G grjett and some frieds mobile these days, purchased in Community Presbyterian Church The Dalles Saturday to the Mid- came up from Portland Tuesday The Dalles last week. WASCO CHRISTIAN CHURCH The Moro Preaching Mission has Columbia hospitaL returning Wednesday. Mr and Mrs. G rant Smith, Carey, Pastor, passed through four g rea t services w w . .ent by G lib and by the .U te j Genevieve Nahouse «. 'Mt. and Mrs J C H artley o.f Mr. and . Mrs. Jim Blagg and Jtnrary. _ - ' porteed to be ill w ith appendicitis Jefferson, were here to see their daughters were in The Dalles Thurs Henry Moers and Karl Pluemke of Bible School ................ 10:00 a. m. well attended. Three were ad- Bring your friends and attend a Tressed by Rev. H. T. Mitchelmore Poitland were guests of Mr. and Mrs. W(ly Knighten and children I this week 5ut word f rGm her is re- son Estei who is in the Mid-Colum- day.’ Growing Bible School, a class foi of Spokane. Tonight (F riday a t Max Pluemke Saturday night. • k ft Tuesday for Portland where aMUrjng and she will not have an boa hospital recovering from a re- A. M. Zevely and daughters were all ages. 7:30, the pastor, Rev. L. H. Mitchel Mary Settlem eyer, who has been Mrs. Knighten will attend a m e e t-¡ opeiation for it. cent opera\ on. * in The Dalle* Thuisday tp visit Morning Worship ....... 11:00 a. m. more, will speak at the closing ses- in Bend several weeks recovring ing of district presidents of the _ ____________ Henry and Andy Reckman of Mrs. Zevely. who is in the Mid- A t W^ich tim e .th e pastor will sion on “ Victorious Living’’ using American Legion Auxiliary. j j w¡„h to thank the voters of Boring, came up Saturday to visit Columbia hospital Recovering from from an auto accident, is back in speak on the subject: “Building on suggestions from Dr. E. Stanley the school room again teaching 1 1 1 Judge and Mrs. Carl Hendricks Sherm an County for the vote of their sister Mrs. Estei H artley. a goitre operation. a solid Foundation. Jones of India, who led the Port- of Foasil were here the first of the ■ confidence given me a t th e recent The P arent Teachers m eeting Mr. and Mrs. Charles Lemley the grades. Junior and Senior Endeavor at iand Mission. The comrrtfcnity is Word was received here last week while Mr. Hendricks was con 1 election, M argaret W. Peetz, j held a t the school house Monday returned last Tuesday from a trip 6:30. Preaching services at 7:30. invited. ' night was well attended. Mrs. to the eaatcfn states and Canada, week of the birth of a daughter to ducting the fall term of count for The subject of the evening is “ Are Sunday 10:00 a. m., Bible school this county. I I am grateful to the voters of Arzel Lemley w as appointed presi- and they also visited relatives in Mr. and Mrs. Verne Malleiy, of You Ready to Face C h rist? ” with a class in charge of the open- A ttorney Krier, Hawicinson and i Sherm an County who expressed dent, Mrs. Alfred Kock vice presi- C alifornia on their return trip Redmond. Mrs. Mallery will be There is to be a special young jng exercises. xejnembeied as Matilda Holt, a Dick were here Tuesday to pre- th eir confidence in me by electing dent a n d ’ Mrs. C. P. Rowe, secre- from th e east. peoples speaker at the church Mon- n a m.,- “ The Voice Out of the the argum ents and examine J me to the office of county attorney tary. . ' Mrs. Estelle Cooke spent Arntis- form er resident of Kent?.?;The in day evening, November 23, There Cloud,” message by the pastor, fan t has been named Loie LaVerne. yitneasee in the Baker-Reek m a n 1 at the last election. Aage. Christensen and wife of tice Day in Tbe Dalles. v . will be a potluck dinner a t 6:30. 7 p. m. Motion pictures of our Reserve, Montana, came in Friday Mrs. E stei H artley was ill The ’ ¿aae. - - , * - - - ■ * T. Lester Johnson. Kent Grange No 688 held its The message will be of interest to African friends in America. Three night to visit Mr. and Mrs. R. A .-D alles F riday to visit her husband, regular meeting Saturday Novem- a n age8i t<) every one conw Legionnaires and A uxiliares are and grOups are studying Africa and Stow. They all d ove to’Hoo«| Riv- who is in a hospital thete. She ber 14th with an all day meeting, bring some one with you. Invited to attend a 600 p arty and world friendship for the Christian. er Sunday and returned Tuesday, was accompanied by Mrs. J. IL Fourteen persons were present and __ An offering will be taken to help * ---- - S'..' V) luncheon a t the home of Mr. and Rev. Ed Cofer passed away Wilt. Mrs. B. X. Michel next Friday night potluck dinnr a t noon. Next reg FULL GOSPEL ASSEMBLY The grade school students and defray expenses of the pictures. Tuesday morning in Portland a t ----------------_______ at seven o’clock. ular meeting to be held Saturday Sunday School /........ ?. 10:00 a. m. teachers have started practising Thursday, 10 a. m. Annual . ^Mrs. A. M. Young fell and in for the annual C hristm as plays the home of his father. evening Nevember 28th. Morning Worship ....... 11:00 a. m. Thanksgiving message. “O give FARM CONDITIONS WILL W. C. Schiling went to The ju r e d herself while visiting at the which are to be an operetta given Mrs. J. M. Wilson and son Les Evening Service ............ 7:30' p. m. thanks unto the Lord for. he is home of her daughter a t Tygh by the first five grades, and a play Dalles Wednesday to bring his BE (iOOD IN 1M7 ter left last Thursday morning for ------- - - . good.” wife and baby daughter home as A prospective increase in con- Oakesdale, Wash., to ’ visit the • V^ yJ * r.ly ‘i “ ^ k'r * * i l by the upper three grades, confined to her bed for several yThp pub,ic spelking cla5s fa r as Moro where she will stay gumer purchasing power and a formers son and family, Mr. and with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. gome w hat corresponding increase Mrs. Paul Wilson. They also visit ys' ... . . . . , . , i having elimination debates jn faim production are the two ed “Nig W ilson’’ and family at George Vintm is reported to be, week. Members a 6f # tho the ki«xK high school Frank Burnet for a while.- some better than he was a week / i debate squad attend some of these Dell Olds is having a new barfi most significant forecasts made a t ‘ W averly, W ashington, or so ago. built to replace the one th a t was the N ational A gricultural O utlook’ } L ¿ , , tthe8 is dckn({ «¡»rpenter d eb a te s. A ll S a t i s f a c t o r y B u s in e s s is b u i l t o n W. H- F. Slikenger one of the destroyed by fire. Henry Roth is conferences held recently in W ash work on the von Borstel ranch, The glee clubs are practising force . of the Federal Land Bank doing the work. a inglon, D. C., reports L. R. Brei-j C o n flu e n c e -• Ct n fld e n c e o n th e p a r t o f ... , - c , 1 sengs for the interlude« in the Wallace 'May went to Portland thaup, extension economist a t Ore-j building a chicken^house and a was here this week from Spokane., rL , . bunk house. r. H. Feike w ,, another land C h n .tm as plays, th o b u y e r th a t g o o d s p u r c h a s e d w ill b e Sunday and returned Monday. --------gun S ta te College, who represented has been , confined to Mr, and Mrs. H. A. Schmidt and Oregon a t this meeting. I - J. L. Davis . hank employee wdio spent a few o f g o o d q u a lity a n d f a ir ly p i ic e d . days this week in the county. family of Shaniko stopped to see a voluminous report on the a u G - lh‘s past icw days wlth in Mrs. Schmidt’s mother, Mrs. R. A. iook f o: a n majt?- crops and animal fluenza. Miss Helene Homewood, who one D ependable Groceries, Fresh V egetables Mr. and Mrs. A- J. Decker a r time attended school in Grass Val Stow’O'fi their way to The Dalles. products was compiled from the Moro was the victor in one of ley. and ig now teaching in Gilliam Ray Newcomb of Orchards, Wn., national viewpoint. Copies of this rived home W ednesday a fte r hav Overalls, Jum pers, Shirts, and a d kinds o f its hardest*gam es which was with was here Saturday to visit rela- are ¡n the hands of all county ing spent a few days at Portland county was m arried in Ccpdon a ,r „ , x „ few days ago to Robe:t Clarke of Va P tives. x agents who Will be glad to go ovpr visiting and trading cars. DR Y ------- GOODS ---------------------------- — — ----------- ----------- -- P ark d ale ------------------------------------ ! Valley made th e first point and Charles Baker, Johh. Henry and any pa rt j£ w ith those interested Mr. and Mrs. J. XL Leonard of ■"c. R. Belshe was in Portland the„ t ” °1 te8mJs T 7 ’lf Andy Reckman and Tom G arrett Mr. Breithaupt is now engaged in Moro were visiting the J. C. Wil Trade A t Sunday and Monday delivering and well balanced until a fte r the h a lf were attending court at Moro Tucs- localizing part of the national re- sons home Sunday* Moro _ Q u a lit y selling a load of stock. , , finally finding the weak part day. port to Oregon .conditions. His W. C. Guyton motored to Sher Mra. Harley Dutton of Fesai! of 1|tbe Gra5’ V»lley team they Robert Poley of The Dalles was conclusions will be issued by the wood the fiist of last week retu rn S to r e spent the firat p a rt of the - w « k p " ° ut { ront a ten I*” nt in town Monday. college from time to time .in the ing tb Kent Thursday. He was with Mra. J . C. McKean. She came lead' A nu"lber o f ‘ be Moro i*®»4 Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Spoor and f6rm of regular agriculturalc.itua- accompanied by Mrs. C. F. Guyton oevr with Judge and Mrs. Hend- we would' be»‘ *7 ten po; n ,s - fam ily were in Wamic over the , or an(j outlook report, who will spend a week visiting , Moro received the last point so week end. They attended the piny The first of thASe for the new-i relatives. 1 J. B. Adame, made a trip to Port- tbe ^ ys ba.r ely eked out virtorious and dance given there by the crop year wjy ¿eai with h o rticuk Mr. and Mrs. J. C." Hartley of land over the'w eek end-to visit his( b o ro 's next game >s w ith Kent a t grange. tural crop«, plans for which are Jefferson were all day guests Sun fto m lv th ere K ent. A it e r thl8 ^ ,wne Pla y Sam Davis and Mrs. Fred Cox made in the winter. Th*? day of Mr. an.d Mrs. J. H. Wilson. A man b ' i n s p e c t ^ ranges i n ! Rufus for the championship and were in The Dalles Saturday. imbortar.ee oflithe p ospe five rise. -T he Home Economics club of the the county today to ascertain if ,end if1® t*u o n ', .. Mr. and M’S. 'Shelton F ritts v/ere ¡p purchasing power., is shown by Kent grange, who is sponsoring a they can qualify under the reg u la -' Aa u y e shoppers in The Dalles Friday. fact t hat the Oregon farm series of card partie« held their tions of the governm ent range pro-1 ™lled around many cb,ldran Mrs. Lester Smith is a t Wasco pr jce index has shown an almost j firs t party Saturday evening Nov. ram l brought their 25 cents to school to staying with Mrs. J. A. bm ith eXact correlation with the national 14th. Fourteen table« were in play Mr. and Mrs. G e o rg e S p irer a akin test to » « w hether while Mrs. Sm ith’s daughter, Mrs. industrial payroll index. Progressive 500 was the diversion with their daughter and husband, tb«'® w ,? any ° £ ^ rC? °.u’ Lvdia Darby is visiting in Juneau, example, the aveMge f irn of the evening. E rnest C9X won Mr. and Mrs. Dan Gruell visited a t in the schooL u0 t>^11 o i . the Alaska, with her daughter Lo- price index in Oregon for the five high score for the gentlemen and P la c e O r d e r s W ith J. E. N o r t o n the C. W. Smith home thia w eek.; E astern Oregon Tubercubais hos- ra >ne- depression years was 57.4 per cent Mrs. Roy Wells of Grass Valley Mra. Spicer and Mrs. Smith a ref Pital •» Th® D.a lle®. and Poley Jacob W assenmiller went to The of t he *1926-1930 period. In the won high score for the ladies. Mr. D. H. McClain came up adm inistered the shots, Some of Dalles Saturday. sisters same year the average United and M rs. W. G. Helyer held low from his home a t Troutdale later ^ e shots hava bvcom* red and Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Goodrich sta te s factory payroll index was score. Supper was served late in in the week and Spent a few days sw ollen, indicating traces of the were visitors in The Dalles Satur- 5g 4 per cent or ju st one point the evening. disease. day. w ith hw sisters. difference. Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Decker re An Optimist was brought to the Mrs, Luther Davis was a shopper Mrs. Kate Smith- has been visit If the consume-’s purchasing turned to their home here Monday ing in the county this week from public last Friday and proved to be here Saturday. »* pow er’ increases 10 per c e n t ..for having spent the past two Mr. and Mrs. Simon Hix and 1937 as is now predicted and if a visiting relatives in Wendover, her home a t Okanagon, W ashing better than the last one. ton. ' ' • * -A. new pupil was entered in the daughter of Dufur were Sunday larger acreage of crops with a Utah. 'Mrs. A. A. Dunlap of Grass Val 8th grade the first of the week, by dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. A rt higher average yield is realized as ley drove to Portland Tuesday with the name of Wilma Hogue wood, Bibby, . ‘ is also piedicted, national farm At Last Mrs. Wily Knighten and from rtheie from v H e, m other warks Mr. and R. J. Baker w ere In i prices/m jiy be expected to average “You’ve already had leave. F er \Vasco Wednesday, Roy J. to see r about the same as in 1926. ’»Vent pn to Corvallis to visit her as a cook in the hotel. guson, to see your wife off on a .p a re n ts and perhaps to s e e , the the dentist. - t | Even if farm prices merely re- journey—for your mother in law s j gam e Saturday between OSC and A. A. .Dunlap and R. J. Baker n w n a t the 1936 level, total farin funeral—for your little g irl’s meas Plumbing Supplies left Sunday morning for S pokane,1 income will be somewhat greater les—.your boy’s christening—what U .cf O. - .; W ashington, to attend a directois i for the country as a whole, Brei- is it now ?” ' Wendell Balsiger is limping a Johnsons Floor Wax Fornitore Polish & Cloth 75c ------------ r ’ . , , bit this week with w ater on the m eeting of all local Grain G ro w « 3 1 thaupt points out. A part of this “ I’m going |o get married, sir. ✓ ____ ___ _ Sunday and Monday to’ meet with I extr a income' will doubtless b<* knee joint caused from an obi in- the National Grain Growers needed to meet higher farm costs Henry Roth and his mother were which r-e now ip prospect, hut un in Arlington Thursday. doubtedly p a rt of it will be used Mr. and Mrs. Dell Olds accom in improving farm homes and fam G rass Valley Baptist Church panied by Mrs. (Arch Zahner were ily life., __ •* - ~ . • FOR SALEi Two Purebred Here ------ v V...... - . Rev. R. A. B erger will occupy visitors in The Dalles Hhursday. ford Bulls. Call a t Journal office. the B aptist Pulpit Sunday, morning A fire was discovered in the W. S. and will talk on the subject “How W. W arehouse Wednesday by one PIANO FOR SALE—bungalow Will You D ie?” THANKSGIVING of the Ziegler children. The quick sisé. Must sell quick to save ship 12:30 to 2:00 work of the Fire departm ent soon ping ^expense. You “ take over had the fire out. The piler was WASCO METHODIST CHURCH contract for cash or small monthly Consomme, F ruit J or F uneral H om e Shrim p Cocktail quite badly damaged and seve: al A special feature of the eight paym ents. Address J. F. Smith, Relishes F ruit Salad sacks of wheat destroyed. day mission, being held in the adjuster, Cline Piano Co., 1011 SW Roast Turkey W ith Dressing Mrs* Eben Kee went to Portland Phone 345 The Dalles, Ore. Methodist church this week, is W ashington, Portland, Oregon. Mashed or Sweet Potatoes Thursday to visit her sister Mrs. Men’s N ight, Friday evening. Spec 2-3-4 or Arden Squire. Buttered C arrots and Peas ial music has been arranged and We are grinding every dayz Have ....................................... imnuininitt»m i Hin i iu»«nin»»mH m ^ « Mr. ■ and Mrs. Willard; JJarn ett Hot Rolls the ladies are serving free pie and Alley’s Confectionery plenty of flour on hand. No wait- are the parent? of a son born Pumpkin Pie, Mince Pie or ta^ . Ty' i V‘ ".ey W “**- t steam ed Pudding With Hard Saute November 12 a t , The Dalles hos- Phone 222 Please make Reservations Now. 2-3 pd Piiee 60 cents Announcing opening of M aytag-! M onarch Store. Dealers in M aytag W ashers; Monarch Wood and Coal! ra n g e s.-F lo re n c e Oil H eaters. Specialize on M aytag service. All Mr. and Mrs. W. F. McLeod. Mgs. work guaranteed. Free estim ates. Make us a visit. . Ife u d e n i have to be frkvi Maytag-Monarch Co. Across from City Hall to enjoy Ue/t whiskey! Phone 151 ; The Dalles, Orc. Old Quaker brings you a barrel Pd?2-3 quality in every bottle and it 1 MAN WANTED for Rawleighj; of doesn’t cost you a barrel o f money. Route of 800 families. W rite to As you prefer is Bourbon er Rye day; Rawleigh’s Dept., 0 S K-1811 The Old Quaker Co., Lswreocebers. lad. -SA, Oakland, Calif. . SCNENLCW , FOR SALE: H eating Stove. $6.* ••• , Call a t Journal office. For Sale: Farms*owned by -Stat * ÍT i I (» M I W M t K H f > I’R O Pf Land Board. Liberal terms. See Richard M. Weber, agent for S h er- • ~ . *■ man and Wasco counties, 310 Court ''her, Your St., The Dalles, Ore. Phone 358. i ........ tfn- , send fhem to Show New Books . ’ elk hunters returned last week end without bringing home an ¡elk. Dry w eather and a scarcity 1 o? game was given as the cause • for failure. *v , Some geese hunters are having p retty fa ir luck this fall in bagging "big birds. The larg er bunches are to be found around the north end of the county where most' of the hunters congregate but quite a num ber have been .sh o t east of Kent^as usual. • Dances are to be given in Moro and Grass Valley on Thanksgiving night Riving eve-yone . chance to Short Items Kent Grange Gives First of Series ofParties Valley People G.V.H.S. News C O N F ID E N C E Moro School CA R O F COAL COMING A T KENT Roof Paint, Special Radio Batteries 75c a gallon Coleman Lights M a c h in e r y -R e p a ir s Classified Ads. Extras and Implements Zell’s Come and get Your Wants Roy J. Baker Grass Valley, Oregon ~ MORO HOTEL NOW For Comfort and Security SOLVENT REFINED Arvin Heaters Weed Chains OLD Q U A K E R STEADY WORK >-rGOOD PAY RELIABLE M AN; WANTED , to call dn farm ers in Sherman county. GOOD SHOE Nn-«axperience or Capital needed. Wr’f c today. FV ftST & THOMAS» 204 Second ot : 424.Tbird 3 St U Oakland, Cal. Fveready Prestone CLEANER AND HOTTER Foss & Go,, Inc. VVER \ U \ i< K ’ R E P A IR IN ' THE 1,41 I ■ ••■■•»■aa^i •••••••••••••••••» ••■ •i I ' ■ 4‘2> A pieate/i value than even! STANDARD OIL COMPANY OF CALIFORNIA w • • a • • •
