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About Sherman County journal. (Moro, Or.) 1931-current | View Entire Issue (May 14, 1937)
) V TK » SBKKMAN COUNT! JOURNAL. HOMO. OKJS<*b\ ‘ PAG» FOU» FRIDAY* MAY 14» 1937 Bosun’s Mate: If any of youseI Second foice—ifetrick H^xry . . mer here with his son and family.^ guys are dying to go on liberty— , B ou n a Iw ’ „ Delbert Stow of Bend was a apeak up. , Henry feta ten d * s 1» f c brigl visitor here Sunday with relatives. Sheriff Wilson was a business Voice from rear—Give me liber- Juw» because a ff*" has mon- visitor hore Saturday. ty or give me death! ey that don’t mean he’s a success. - George Wilcox of The Delles Bosun’ Mate—Who made that I She—I’ll marry any failure who's f was a business visitor here Satur crack T '" rot • million dollars. — day. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Lemley Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Dunlap and ’eft Saturday morning for Kendle daughters Anita and Mrs. Margar ton to be with their daughter Mrs. o f a l l kinds eln McGowan who underwent an et Mobley are leaving Sundap oi a motor trip to Pennsylvania, Mr. operation at the hospital there on Dunlap’s former home. They will W jrdav. They returned Sunday fo r t h e fa r m , t h e s h o p a n d f o r t h e visit his mother and sister and Mrs night. Dunlap’s b other Ralph Haynes. Mrs. Art Bibby entertained a h o m e a n d k it c h e n — They expect to be gone about six few friends Thursday afternoon in - — .--------------------------------------------- . honor of Mrs. Van Metre and weeks. , I « * '* * • * < ' I laughter Opal. Those present Ernest Blalock and daughter Georgia were in The Dalles Sun were Mrs. 0. H. Bucholtx, Miss day to visit his daughter Mrs. knna Schwartz, Mrs. C. B. Doyle, Mrs. Dell Eakin, Mrs. Marion Van Earl Sautell who is very ill. Metre, Mrs. R. J. Baker, Mrs. O. M. A farewell party was given for Mr and Mrs Charles Forrester Fraley. I can get repairs for any piece of machinery Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Dunlap had Sunday. A pot luck dinner was served. Those present were: Mr. is guests over the week end her and Mrs. Bill Barnett and family'. Mother M.s. Fred Haynes 6f Cor Mr. and Mrs. T. M. Rolfe; Mrs, vallis, her brother Roger Haynes Roy Wells and children; Mr. and and nephew Gordon Haynes of -A, Mrs. Sam Stark and Mr. and Mrs. Yamhill. visiting his nephew and family Mr. ’Melvin Dunlap, yell leaders; and it should make its appearance tne Hans Kc-epke. Mr. and Mrs. For Bill Todd, sergeant at arms. i ia3t week of school. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Sherman and Mrs. E. E. Gervais. rester will leave for their new of Forest Grove arrived last Fri PAINTS Present plans are for the high: The Cast of “Sun-Up” is prac- Mr. and Mrs. Dell Olds have as home near Goldendalg, Wn., next day to visit her parents IM>. and guests her parents Mr. and Mrs. schocd W ValleY i tising every night this week in its Wednesday. > Mrs. Charles Lemley. They re Jim Walkenahaw of Hubbard and country for its annual picnic, M ay! endeavor to make this play an Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Fulkerson turned Saturday. her brother in law and wife of Cal . „ . | outstanding one. Dress rehersal went to Bums Sunday to take Mrs. J. G. Van Metre and daugh ifornia. They arrived Tuesday af 27th. iaxatnxm xm najxtnnm m nm xiöntnm m m tttm m nm m w ntsxxam xm tttt Mr. Fulkerson’s father home after ter Mrs. Holmes E. Wright of ternoon. Work is going steadily ahead w ju held Friday night. a weeks visit here. Sunnyside, Wn., arrived last Wd- Mr. and Mr.. A. F. Mclnne, of the We" Mr. and Mrs. Mark Saunders nesday to visit relatives and «»tt p tttr Nyssa, left Monday for California stopped to visit (Mr. and Mrs. Dell friends returning Friday. oooooooooooooooooocooooocooaoooooeoooooooocoaooc, to spend the summer, after a week Olds Monday on their way home to the Miss White and Miss Kee of The of visiting with their son and fam > * . >, I from Prineville to Walla Walla, Dalles telephone office were visit ily Mr. and Mrs. Arch Cantrell. Washington. * ing Mr. and Mrs. Ben Leghorn last We have been in business in Moio Art Bibby has purchased a new Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Stradley of Thursday. tractor of P at O’Meara of Wasco. Portland spent Mother’s Day with A. A, Dunlap and the directors Miss Wanda Cantrall left for his parents Mr. and Mrs. Fred of the elevator and warehouses Portland Monday where she will Stradley. held a meeting Monday to see take a special fceauty course. She Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Berger had about repairing the warehouses at expects to be gone about a month. ss guests Tuesday their son and Kent, Bourbon, Grass Valley and A. R. Fortner was taken to The family of The Dalles. Wilcex station, getting ready for Dalles hospital Saturday where it Mr. and Mrs. Ben Payne and the new crop. was found that he has a fractured daughter Gladys and Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Fed Cox accompa skull. It is reported that he is Alfred Payne were visiting rela nied b y ’.Mrs. W. J. Davis were r> z • still very ill. and Wc greet the newest busines tives at Yakima, Wn., Saturday Corvallis visitors from here, to and Sunday. spend 'Mothers day with their with jjleesure-------- •Mr. and Mrs. Arch Zahner of The daughter and grand daughter, El OREGON’S TRAFFIC DEATHS Dalles were visiting relatives here len who attends college there. Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Herman Schilling A Series of Weekly Articles on th e t Problem of Highway Safety ' v Mr. and Mrs. Tom A lie? were were visitors in The Dalles Fri By Earl Snell, Secretary of State day. Wasco visitors-Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Sam Davis went to Among those shopping to The The people o i Oregon are charg Dalles last Monday were 'Mr. and Bend Saturday to spend Mothers ed with the inability' to control with her mother, . Mrs properly their motor cars. The Mrs. Jim Blagg, son Ivan and Day daughter Marie; Mr. and Mrs. C. Garrett. pedestrains are charged with gross P. Adams, Mr. and Mrs. Alva Mrs. Ernest Blaylock is in The negligence- thoughtlessness and Hardware - Implement» - Cate Mahinery x § S h e ll O il a n d G a s - I n s u r a n c e Eakin, and Mr. and Mrs. Henry Jalles with her daughter Mrs. CaH utter carelessness. k .......... r ; “ " , h J - ' ' f* . . Roth, sons Bill and John and daugh Sautell, who is quite ill in the hos The evidence is an increase of ooo^ooooooooocooooosoooooooooocooooooooooooooooo ..............................................i iiii itiin ii iiin in n w » H M » n ter Lpuise. pital there. 80 per cent in motor vehicle traffic Mrs. Grover Coffman of Moro fatalities for the month of March Cecil Wells of The Dalles 'a brother of Mrs. Buck IMiller. came was a visitor at the C. B. Doyle 1937 over March 1936. Twenty- Tuesday to do the cooking for Gus home Tuesday. seven were killed in traffic acci Smith in the Pool Hall. Mr. and Mrs. Buck .Miller were dents thia year aa compared to 15 Erma Wells and Louise Roth at in The Dalles Wednesday bringing In the same month of *36. tended the show in The Dalles Sun her sister Erma Wells home with Eleven of the 2 / fatalities were ray evening. them to remain for a while. pedestrians. Mrs. Herman Schilling entertain Mrs. Ed Alley and daughter Lila This is a terrible record for the p Lee went to The Dalles Thursday ed the bridge club Wednesday af state of Oregon but more import to visit relatives returning Friday. ternoon. Mrs. Roy Baker and Mrs. tant is the human suffering and Mrs. Minnie McKinney and Free Dean Olds received the prises. sadness brought to the homes of Cole of Wasco were visitors here Mr. and Mrs. Tom Douma and happy families. It may strike at Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Cox and War your door next, for in spite of all Mrs. Alfred Kock and daughter ren Morgan were fishing at Shear constructive, worthwhile efforts be ing advanced in the hope of re Margaret returned Sunday from ers bridge Sunday. Portland after several days visit Among those who attended the ducing motor vehicle accidents the with relatives. high school play at Kent Saturday trail grows longer and,bloodier. Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Berger were night were Mr. and Mrs. Bert Cbx Newspapers in every aectfon of visitors in The Dalles over the and Warren ’Morgan, C. tP. Rowe, the state are generously cooper week end. Jimmie Blagg. A. A. Dunlap, Ger ating with my office in placing be fore the public a true picture of O. P. King of Ventura, Califomir ald Kelly and Kendrick Dunlap. arrived this week to spend the sum 1 John Brown of Bend is here the situation. A series of weekly , articles will be published in th is ! paper, dealing particularly with ooooooooooooooooooooooooocooooooooooooooooooooo^ accident records to this state, and supplying information of general interest regarding our Jawrf and traffic regulations. An effort will j O u r a p p r e c ia tio n o f t h e e n t r a n c e be made to present these matters in such a manner that the readers ■ o f t h e F irst N a t io n a l B a n k t o will not only become familiar with < conditions A i( yrill also become S h e r m a n C o y n ty w ill b e s h o w n conscious of the seriousness of the situation. b y o u r p le d g e o f h e a r ty su p p o r t. Dunlap Family To Visit In Pennsylvania HARDW ARE A nd most im portant at this time of year is R E P A IR S ; IH C Repairs carried in stock for all machines------ -■— —-— -.— 4 - DISHES PIPE FITTINGS Roy J. Baker Grass Valley, Oregon First National -BANK : may its Sherman County Branch some day be the oldest institution in the county as the parent bank is in thestate. W elcome - Sherman County Branch I Flatt Tire &Service Sta. G inn C o le m a n C o. -i - ___________> - - - - - — — I ' ■ ■ ■ 1 i . _2T ■'!!■■ 1 - J I B Had To Do Everything For The; G. V . S c h o o l | By Vere Pike J. C. F r e e m a n & C o. D ry G o o d s Shoes T h a t is N ot So In T h is E r a At the regular meeting of the! Grass Valley high school student body held Tuesday, May 11. Wanda ! Tiller was elected president for the coming school year of 1937-1938. The other officqra elected inelud- ed Kennth Barnett, vice president; [ Doris Stradley, secretary; Ramona Spoor, treasurer; Louise Roth and M e rc h a n ts H a v e T h e C h a n c e T o O b t a in M a n y S a l e s A id s O f W h ic h T h e M o s t P o t e n t a n d V a l u a b l e Is N E W S P A P E R A D V E R T IS IN G nnm»tnt»n>i t minnHii»w»«« om : L a d i e s ' A . M e n ’s W e a r OUR >900000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000 nmmxmsmmommmmmnmmmmmmmmmmtmmmsmmnmmt With Ourselves- When we buy Columbia B asin P roducts we tra d e w ith \o a r neighbors a n d our money rem ain s close to home. We a re happy to fea tu re ».O F w n i i Oregon m a d e produ cts when they m eet our d em a n d fo r q u a lity a n d price. 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