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I THE SH&KMAN xAHJNTt JOURNAL, MORO. QRROON FAOB FRIDAY. APRIL lfl, I»37 t.V Legionnaires and Auxiliares Asked People In News To Hood River Legionnaires and Auxiliaries Of Past Week Illumination of San Francisco Bridge Points to Greater Highway Safety - Z bodied in church membership. We accept their recommendation»,” Grass Valley Baptist Church said Weat. ‘’Congress almost al- Gerald C. Dryden, Pastor, ways approves items in.the omni«- 10:00 a. m. Bible School' bus rivers and harbors bill which, »»u a. m. know this will interest you. Lay-delegate..election following service. Sermon topic. “T h e ______________ will contain the >2,380,000 item for Qreat Shepherd.” This is the sec- 1 Crf Science Society the new work called for in house- on(j , . morning service . will ... ----------ui me of ^he series. ,, i • The § .< un(jay document No. 94 and the >200/000 7.30 p m Sermon topic. “Every- be held at 11 o'clock. annually for its maintenance. » body Satisfied ? ’’ * » The Wednesday evening meet “This item will provide a 27-foot 7 .30 -p. m. Thursday. Prayer and ing which includes testimonies ot deep channel 300 feet wide from gjble Study. the present 30-foot channel at Port Gerald C. Dryden, Pastor, Christian Science healings, is held at 8 o’clock. land to Bonneville dam. The reading room is in the rear “Upon the passing of this n***8* J Community Prc«:hybrian Church building with an ure by congress and its approval by Lawrence H. Mitchelmore, Pastor. of the church w « at- the president the money appropri-j 10 a m Bible school for all agea tendant in charge after the church rtad will become available in July anj interests; 11 a. m., Morning service on Sunday morning and of 1938. Col. T. M. Robins. Port- Worships and sermon by the pas- Wednesday evening, land, division engineer for th e |tor> "joyful Christians.” '«■-----:--------- ------ army, has advised it will take two 6:30 p. m., Junior-intermediate The Full Gospel Assembly years to complete the channel im Christian Endeavor; 7 p. m., high Everett L. Cook, Pastor. provement. school-college C. E. and evening 10:00 a. m. Sunday School, 11:00 a. m. Worship and Sermon. “When this channel is completed worship service. . i Subject will be “Those things the passage of ocean-going steam — ------------- ? ers upstream from tfíe mouth ot Wasco Methodist EpL-cop Church which are most surely believed i:a ;i :.-. among us. the Columbia to The Dalles will be Willis J. Douglas J 10:0Q a. m. 7:30 p. m. Evangelistic Service. permitted. This channel improvt- Sunday School 11:00 a. m. We are happy to see the new faces ment work will not interfere wit’, Morning Worship Topic for this Sunday, “Christ’s at this service and extend a cordial river boat and barge operation Holy Church.” This is a frank invitation to everyone. Week nights from Portland to The Dalles. “When ocean - transportation and candid discussion of the aims for service are Wednesday and comes to The Dalles it will have a and ideals and obligations em- Friday. decided effect on the entire rate ! structure of the interior of the Pacific Northwest. It has been es timated by the engineers that it will mean a saving of 81 cents pei ton, which will accrue to the bene fit of the shipping public. “Thus with approximately 12,- 11 V, ru. ire bu // Coin m b ia 000.000 tons of freight moving in and out of the Pacific Northwest, litisiii Prod n e ts ice tr a d e iv ith it will mean an estimated annual tin r n e ig h b o r s a n d our m oney saving of >8,000,000. “With the extention of river r e m 'im s (dose to hom e. , boat and barge service from The ID» u re h n p p y to fe a tu r e Dalles to Lewiston, an annual sav PRODUCT o r . ing far in excess of this amount C olumbia empire Oregon mode, p r o d u c ts when can he expected. Therefore, in the opinion of the Waterways associa th ey m e e t o u r d e m a n d f o r y u n t i t y a n d price. tion all organizations representa tive of the farm and commercial life of the Pacific Northwest should continue its active fight for a con tinuation of the Columbia and Snake rivers navigation program, uuöttTunuti for upon completion of the pro gram will depend the effective solu tion of our transportation proh- c r i«jr.:n:n:tan:K atttttxtxstîîtattttttîtxtts tu tttttt tttttttttt tm H H im iH m m M ! lem.’’ are to have a joint meeting in Hood River Monday according to an announcement by Mrs. Wily The d,ate of the District Rebekah Knighten. president of the local Convention at Grass Valley has auxiliary. States presidents of been changed from April 21st to . both organizations will be present. Thursday, April 22. All ex-service men and wives arc Henry Howell of Wasco was a invited. business caller here Tuesday. Lt. and Mrs. Roy Dahlin were Art and Joe Bibby were busi here this week to return their ness visitors in The Dalles Mon daughter, Cleone Stoner, to school here. She has 'been ill since leav day. Mr., and Mrs. Art Bibby and chil ing with the band last Thursday dren were in Maupin Sunday visit for a visit with her parents. ing at the Ben Fraley home. Arvo Rahkola, who has been an Wayne 9poor took a trip to Mo instructor in the Moro High school lalla. and from there to the coast, for the past year, has Accepted a visiting relatives and friends for position as principal of the Cul ver school for the coming school a week. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Roth were yer and has handed his resigna The Dalles visitors Tuesday. tion to the school board. His suc W ith thlA prodigious activity and R. C. 'Byers and wife of Moro ‘ g AN f r a NCISCO— At night the cessor has not been named as yet. Dr. Poley is having some work attended Sunday school here last gan Franci8C0Oakland Bay Bridge. the W orld’s Fail i*’*.nng on. the World’s greatest engl- next step la to expedite liie transfer done on his place in own. changing Sunday morning and on .to Kent pne of sidewalks, making a concrete yard to attend the Sunday school at that aeerlng feata. 1 b a marvel of beauty, of mail which is the very life blood place also, in interest of Sunday illuminated with the new sodium of Industry, between the great com* and planting lawn. t school work. ' lamps especially developed forvl/i- m unUies on either side of San t H. M. Stephens and wife left Mr. and Mrs. Lot Rust of Shan- bihty at night, it makes the use of Francisco Bay. Here again the Saturday for their new position iko were here Tuesday transact- headlights unnecessary. The II- great bridge com es into play for with -the United States National inir business Rumination of the bridge is already leaders are urging that the post Bank. It is understood that Mr and Mrs. Messinger of The Pol"ted out a . an illustration office departm ent Install a ptirti Stephens will be assistant mana n Mr. ii « TnuurUxr visitine of what can be done Dalles were here Tuesday v.s.t ng d^ lb to dimtnibh ><;cl m atte mall tube service across tbo ger in the bank at Ontario. b>. poor yul. San Francisco-Oakland Bridge liv Carl Hendricks, judge of this relafves, and also, tr.n s .c fn g th is m eans they point out mail circuit, was here last week end on business. . ~ bility on our highways could be shot through the tubes at Tom Alley was in The Dalles Thc Galifomia Toil Bridge Au- high speed between post offices on official business. A bit of hail fell Thursday as Monday. returning with a new thorlty engaged for this inrtanation either aid? of th e ,B a y . Pneum atic a change from the usual daily rain. pick-up truck. the General Electric Company mail tubes have long been in opera Charles Forrester of Grass Val Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Baker and .whose scientists have also pro- tion across Brooklyn Bridge be ley has advertised a sale of horses Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Dunlap were in duced an incandescent luminaire tw een Manhattan and the Brooklyn and farm machinery for next The Dalles Tuesday evening where Installed with great success on General P ost Office at Borough Hell week. Mr. Forrester has some well the men attended a meeting of the several important stretches of high- A bill for the extension of this tube J>red, heavy horses that indicate Grain Growers and Sherman Coun- ^ay Modern Illum ination m enns that line to F lojd Bennett Field. New that the practice of raising good ty Locals at The Dalles hotel, anc. the great bridge will serve traffic York’s municipal airport, la now draft stock is not lost in this coun the ladies attended a show. as well by night as by day. One before Congress ty. Some of them were county Herman Schilling was in The lhe cJvlc leaders of gan Fran-j Similarly, the Ran Francisco fair prize winners. Dalles Tuesday to meet his Wife cJsc0 pointe(1 Oul the oth^r day i chamber of fUbrnraerce is advocat- The leader of the group of junk who was returning from Portland. that the San Francigco Bay area ing a roal| ^b e line Vo connect the buyers that took a part of Bart Miilard Eakin went to Portland Jg a Sjngie economic unit. With* Oakland Terminus of the bridgd Burrel’s tractor while it was being this week and Mrs.. Eakin and in- Bn estimated population of 1.898.- j over ^he million dollar nirpon moved to Moro from Ash wood has fant son returned home with him. 092. Its retail trade exceeds gju owned by the City of ’Alameda been caught and trial will be held o f a l l k in d s J. M. Bishop, the International «9K9.000.000; «'holeaale t r a d e , hlB ,tep trans-eontinentnlj 01 shortly. Harvester man was looking after »mounts to ,2 03 .000.000; Indus- a|r mall reachlng th, The city council met Tuesday company _ interests ___ „_______ a Garss trial 1 ___ _ _ . around trial output output at tile last census $ 18b.- 1 fo r th e fa rm , t h e s h o p a n d fo r th e night and transacted city business comja y v „: j ov 000.000. Water borne commerce iu Alam eda airport could be shot by amounted to $1.059.000.000. com pressed air through the pneu for the month. No decision has \ alley and Shaniko Friday. WASCO GHURCH OF CHRIST Eugene Courtney of The Dalle* , anking -tbe Snn Francisco Bay m atic tubes. rencMing the San Fran h o m e a n d k itc h e n — so far been made on the sale of Bible School .............. 10:00 a. m. cisco post office in less than ten area second among all ports of the city property to the state of city was a caller here Tuesday. Morning Worship ....... 11:00 a. m. m inutes after its arrival by plane. Mrs. Roy Tiller .and daughter United States. to the state for building purposes. Christian Endeavor ....... 7:00 p. m. ------- = H. W. Berry of the harvester Wanda spent the week end in - — —— Evening Service ....... 8:00 p. m. Saturday and returned'’to Hood company was here Wednesday Portland. Bible School promptly at 10:00. Columbia River Mrs, Arzell Lemley and children River Sunday where they visited while on one of his regular ^rip? Morning Worship at ...... 11.00. through this county. I and Mrs. Vern McGowan went to relatives. Sermon topic “Learn How to Mrs. Wayne Spoor and children Development Asked Janet Stephens and Harry The Dalles Saturday returning Talk” or “Gossip.” ; an J Wait Reynolds were visitors . • Ragsdale have been busy this weel^ Sunday. Junior Endeavor under the lead I can get repairs for any piece of m achinery denying the authenticity of a re ership of Mrs. Florence Walsh. Mr. and Mrs. Dell Olds went to in The Dalles Saturday. Acceptance by congress of the Roy Barnet made a business trip port in the Sunday papers that The Dalles where Mrs. Olds was favorable report made late last Meet in the church at 6 o’clock. In all they were married. The report admitted tcTthe Mid-Columbia hos to Portland Monday. this group are included the young came from Harry’s fraternity in pital for an operation. Mr. Olds Wren Hogue made a business week by the house committee by people up to the sixth grade. rivers and harbors for deepening Eugene and was caused by a youth and Betty Lou went down Satur trip to Portland Monday. » The Intermediate and High of the channel of the Columbia Joe Newcomb was tiansacting ful prank. school group under the leadership day to visit her. between Vancouver and Bonneville Robert Urquhart came down Gerald Kelly was granted a business in The aDlles Saturday. is predicted by Herbert G. West, of of Mrs. Carey meet at 7 o’clock. DISHES PIPE FITTINGS from Moscow. Idaho Tuesday eve divorce by Circuit Judge Hendricks PAINTS Douglas Benton of Nyssa, ar the Inland Empire Waterways as Evening Evangelistic service 8 ning for a short visit with friends subject for the eve- 'rived Friday to visit at the Arch sociation o’clock. The - _______ _ ___ F r i d a y .___ ,_ in Moro. ------------------ Cantrall home. “Due to the extensive hearing' ning is “Why p,ay With Dea^ \ J. A. Kuks of Portland was look Dr. H. C. Curry, the Seattle Roy J. Baker Willis Brittain of Tygh Valley held by the house rivers and har-l Prayer meeting Tuesday April Optometrist who has made Pro- ing after his farm interests last was a caller here Tuesday. bors committee, it has been the ac- 20th will he in the home fessonal visits to Moro for years, week in this vicinity. • ni i i i i i i ni i ip "llll|p|,l>*......... E. E. Gervais and Gus Smith cepted practice that congress will, Dingle. Judge Hendricks of Fossil spent and is known for good Optical Fridav niKht at the Matt Simon made a' business trip to the Clarno work at reasonable prices, will district Sunday. again be at the Hotel Moro, Mon home Gua Engt, om returned from Pen- Ivan Gervais Ln ' " ^ c To<!<1 day April 19, for one day. Eyes dleton Thursday where he attended were m The Dulles Sunday. Examined. Glasses Fitted. At court r Miss Lee McLeod of Moro spent Wasco. Tuesday. April 20. Mrs. Charles Lemley entertained the^ week end with Gladys Payne, Dr. Curry, the old and “Chemise.” Hollywoods latest George Witter of Kent attendee with three tables of bridge Wed whim for blouse and suit lingerie, rt liable optometrist of in your own shops, Greta’s. (Had- ntsdav afternoon. Mrs. Herman church services her? Sunday. ___________________ Üthilliuc -l€s;eivea „ club JLr2?e,..22É. Mr. and Mrs^John Beuther were____ leys Cinderella Shop. ......,... visitors in The Dalles Wednesday. S e a t t l e W IlO h a S m a d e Mrs. Hugh T. Mitchelmore of Mrs. Tom Alley the guest prize. M s. John Adams of Hood River Spokane arrived here Wednsday professional visits to morning.- —She plans to spend a and Miss Helyer of Kent were few days with her son at, the shopping here Saturday. Mrs. Herman Schilling went to W hen Y<nu ¿ p e e s rp c d " rfp : » Moro for years will again Manse. Miss Isabella Bourhill is leav Portland Saturday to spend a few ¿cri 1 th e m to beat Moro Hotel Mon ing Saturday for a two or three days with her daughter Barbara months stay in Alaska where she Walpole. day A P R .19 for one day. Mrs. Dell Olds was a business formerly taught in a native schobl. i :¡ ,1 -A li'lN ’ Mr. and Mrs. Avery Martin and visitor in The Dalles last Wednes- q q q [) S liifE Eyes exam ined, glasses Condensed R ep ort children were up Sunday leaving dav returning with a new Ply TM F D 1 I • i mouth Sedan. the older girl for a visit with her ground and fitted to re- Mrs. Bert Cox and Warren Mor- ■■■- grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. C. R. gan left Friday for Hoquiam, Wn., . ■■■ lieve eye strain and head Belshee. f P D R E T M IT o f P ortland, Oregon W. H. Ragsdale and wife moved to visit her sister. Warren’s moth- f aches. Charges reason Saturday to The Dalles where they r, who is very ill in a hospital [ Gfc.ORGL G. U - » L G K A j r A b of March 31, 1937 J have purcahsed a home. . there. . „ 1 -- I able. W ill be at Sherman R esources Mr. and Mrs. Roy Wells, Mrs. Joe Belanger, county agent of A tto r n e y A t L aw T. M. Rolfe and Ben Leghorn at Morrow county, was here this week Cash on Hand and Due from Banks. »32,607,562.82 Hotel in W asco Tues. for a conference with LeRoy tended the card party at Kent United States Bonds............................ 52,104,605A0-884,712,157.72 M o r o a r d W n «e»i Saturday night. Wright. Municipal and Other Bonds.................. ....................... APRIL 20. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Blake and Mrs. Wiley McDonald was taken suddenly ill Monday while in town Mrs. John Wilt went to Portland but is recovering at her home. With Ourselves - Zeigler’s Quality Store HARDW ARE And most important at this time of year is REPAIRS IHC Repairs carried in stock for machines - Grass Valley, Oregon Coming Again W EHN M A United States National Bank M ^ro School C lassified A d s. Bank Premises (including Branches)........................ Safe Deposit Vaults...................................................... - Other Real E state .................................. . • • • •; • • ¿/.A* 9fi7 Q70 49 Customers’ Liability on Acceptances and Foreign Bills 2 6 7 ,9 7 0 .« Interest E a r n e d ........................................................... *709 91 Other R esources................................... ...................... — L ia b ilities _ 8125,696,580.85 . PU BLIC SALE FOR SALE: 3-B-16 in. Horse Bv Wvr»r.n French plows on hand, sell at a disc t; ' The band went to Corvallis last six sec. 20 tooth z-type Harrow: S ix t e e n H e a d week end and returned well pleas 1-Rotary Harrow for 3-B-plow. o f th e b e s t h o r s e s in t h e c o u n ty ed with the results as we captured J. H. Wilt, Grass Valley. _ 24 second place. T hese horses are big, w ell bied, w ell matched The Optimist is on its way out LOST: 2-year old 'bay filly. W. E. Bruckert, Klondike, 24-5-6-pd and Well broke. again this week. The staff of the annual is work FOR SALE: Milch cow and two T h ey w on prizes at the last Sherman County ing and has started printing on -it. The baseball teams, tx>th boys | ton oats. Fred Cox Grass Valley. «»nA iris will, if the.w^ather per-^ f o r SALE: April 24th, good Eair. mits, go to Rufus for a game Fri- rV ^ m icrK en i* t5M T h e » «tire biinch is being sold as Mr. Forres- d’»v. (At 7 o’clock Friday night at the FOR RENT; 1000 acres sheep'i ter is leaving lhe CpUnt\. school house, the school will have pasture. Wes Fuller, 26F11, Moro - __ -— open house, with every one invit 24-25 ed. Each class has prepared some thing to show what they~have done FOR SALEt Rye Seed. 21 c pc* during the year. 'At 8:45 the O rie m ile N o rth o f B o u r b o n o n th e D ick D 7 H » m Z / t “^ ? e o ntest. .in 'p o u n d . H. B. Belshee. Moro.. ¿Urich many of the lowpr grades PIANO BARGAIN: Beautiful _ « , have entered, will he held to see | small size piano like new, also lar P a tje n p la c e . who enters the real Declamatoiy^ ger piano must be taken up. Will C H A S..FO R R E ST E R GEO. G O C H E N O U F Contest \ ___ ___ _____ :— i sell for unpaid balance. Easy terms A u c tio n e e r h?fier ■(in Write Tallman Piano Store. Salem. C w n * é r ' « , c-21-22-23 F- JJadley’s Cinderella Shop) tr • P r o f i t s ..................1 f f i i e i f 8 9,340,418.82 rteserves .................. . - Acceptances and Foreign Bills.................................... Dividends Declared . . . . ...................... .................. • i iq k ' aoo *OO S _ Interest ^Collectedplot Earned.......’ Oeposits: F ^ ^ T ’me........ 115,929,233.99 - *Both Public "and Trust Punda art Sacurad according to law. ' T h e D alles B ranch S a le is F r id a y , A p r il 2 3 t h e d a l l e s , o r EQON v . . Head Office. Portland. 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