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About Sherman County journal. (Moro, Or.) 1931-current | View Entire Issue (June 11, 1937)
4 tr __~~V ~ ~ J,?" t r 1 - P tUK BtlTlMMAN COUNTS JObttÑAL, .?*•'? f t - • MOHO OfeKOON PAG« THr.FC FRIDAY, JUNE 11. 1087 Word has been received by Mrs. Gentry of Moro, and Bud Gains L. V. ttfioore from Mildred Ginn who of Portland were visitors at the was in Ceylon on her way hack to Anna Schwartz home Sunday._ India for missionary work. Mr. and Mrs. bam Baker of Omer Sayrs and family are at Grants Pass and their daughter in In three months’ time 692 buy- law, Mm. Lillian Baker and daugh- . _ . * * Camp Sherman this week taking ter of Oakland, C alif, were over- ers h>ve «<!<«»»• a little vacation from farming ni»ht tweats of Mr. and Mrs. R. J. tral Percheron office at Chicago, work. Baker Tuesday. They stopped on wanting to know where they can ‘ Janet Martin is here this week Mr. and Mrs. I. E. Christensen, their return from the State Bank- buy purebred Percherons. Among V Kenneth McKean and his sister from Portland to »pend a few days and fam ily of Reserve, Montana'ar era Convention held in Bend. those who have successful in Georgia were called to Topeka, with her grand parents, Mr. and Mr. and M:s. Fred Cox went to , . .... • rived Thursday morning to spend ____ .-.C orvallis Saturday to bring their P ^ ^ a a in g horsea of thi. breed is Kansas Tuesday night by word Mrs. C. R. Belshee. • Marion McKee has had the front a week with Mr. daughter Ellen home after another Fraffk von Borstel of Kent, who that their mother, Mrs- J.. C. Mc of his drug store painted thia week mother, Mrs. R. A. Stow. year at' college. has lately selected the purebred Kean had suffered a relapse after in line with the general tendency Mr. and Mrs. He. man Schilling Mr. and, Mrs. R. J. Baker spent p ercheron stallion, Jerome 222031, it was thought she was recovering toward improvement that has been and son Robert accompanied by the day at Tygh Valley Sunday. from fl Forrester, formerly of - from an attack of pneumonia. going on recently. The two trees Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Alley and fam Mr. aad-Mrs. Dean Reynolds left Grass Valley, Oregon, They left on the midnight train in front of the store were also re ily went to Eagle Creek Sbnday to last Tuesday for Monmouth to at-1' Jerome is a two year old black from The Dalle» and wek^.to have moved and air awning will be put tend the graduation exercises of distinguished breeding. His sire spend the day with Mrs. Schillings arrived '< Thursday. ‘ The * many up. where their daughter Vivian was Maple Grove Lagos 169800. is a Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Barnum are daughter, barbara Waipole wno one of the graduates. friends of Mis. McKean here are She re- son of the f amGUS inported stallion, fearful that the call may riiean that expected to move into the house met them there, Coming from Port turned home with them. Lagos, International grand cham- she duty not survive as she had a that will be vacated by Marion Mc land. The vacation Bible school held a pion aa wen aa a champion - at Kee next week. Lester will man Mrs. John Wilt entertained with picnic at the park Wednesday. similar attack about a year ago. of the largest state and The CUC beys handed the second age the ranch while his parents two tables of bridge Wednesday. Mrs. Estel Hartley and Thelma regional fairs. Jalap blood lines lacing of the year to the Wasco live in town. McKees are moving Mrs. <Kay Blake won high scor? for and Halen Fortner were visitors aiso figure in the breeding of this club and Mrs. Arden Squire high in The Dalles Monday. Mrs. H art-, ataHjOn. ball ,U>ssers on the Wasco grounds to the Coleman house. Eugene Courtney was here Wed for guest. Sunday afternoon. Wasce did very ley brought her mother, Mrs. D. • weU in the early innings of the nesday from The, Dalles to see how Margaret Smith who has been Reck man home with her for s e v -j --------------------- — game but the pitcher faltered in the boys are getting along in the visiting Mrs. Leghorn, returned to ral days visit. THE WHITE SCHOOLHOUSE the middle of the game for ah in new branch bank. The Dalles Saturday. (Continued from page one! C. M. Bentley was here Thurs ning and six men crossed the plate etz.' former teacher at Kent and Wilcox Districts and in Henry T< ‘•' Mr. and Mrs. Herman Schilling before the scoring stopped. Thfc day to examine drivers who wish ufus and Grase Valley, was in and son Robert and Mrs. A. F. Rufus game ended with the score at 12 ed to be allowed to drive cars for Balzer were visitois in The Dalles Moro Wednesday. He will attend j HUOSON PONTIAC TERRAPLANE the next two years. to 5. isummer school and teach at Adams' Saturday. The water at DeMoss Springs , Born: To Mr. and Mrs. Ethan Mrs. Boyce Blaylock entertain next winter. Wood», June 10th, at the Bend hos , has been tested and found • to be ed the Junior bridge club Thurs PETERSON MOTOR CO. potable and safe. pital a seven pound son. Mr. Woods Read the sds m the Journal ‘217 E THIRD ST. A. S. Johnson was in Hood River day afternoon. Those winning high in at present the county agent for scores were Mrs. Clara Kock and THE DALLES. OREGON Crook county and a son of Mrs. the first of the week on business. Judge Carl Hendricks and fam Mrs. J. H. Wilt. Hazel Woods of Moro. ily arrived Thursday afternoon to Miss Wanda Cantrall returned Unusual Valves la Used Cars * Dr. and Mrs. W. N. Morse of The spend a few days in Sherman coun from Portland Thursday morning Dalles are leaving Friday for Van ty before going to Portland to where she has been attending 28 To Select Fro« A tto rn e y A t L a w couver B. C. where they will sail preside on the bench there. beauty school for the past month. for a two weeks trip to Alaska. at 4th ft Uaioa Mrs. Walter Gerlach of Spokane, M o ro a n d W aocu Mr. and Mrs. L .‘V. Moore are to CARD OF THANKS Washington, visited friends heie accompany them as guests. TELEPHONE We wish to tender our heartfelt Thursday. Fred H. Paulus, deputy state thanks to the" kind friends whe Mrs. Dell Olds and daughter, treasurer, and Merton R. DeLong offered sympathy and gave assis Betty Lou were visitors in Kent were here Wednesday night to tance during the period of bereave last Friday, bringing BCtty Juste- meet with city officials. ment caused by the death of Henry sen back with them for several Dean William A. Schoenfeld, of DeMoss. days visit with Betty Lou. the state college, and FerdCallis- The DeMoss Family. ter, member ot the board of high- O. R. Macnab returned from his ST.education, were here Wednesday vacation Thrusday and Mr. and while on an inspection tour of thi Mrs. C. E. Berger returned to their experiment stations in eastern home in The Dalles the same day. Mr. and Mrs. Ben Leghorn had Oregon. ty Herman J. Thomas and A. S? as visitors one day last week his Barrier were here Wednesday anc brother and family, Mr. and Mrs. Thursday from Corvallis studying F. D. Leghorn and daughter Emma the economic effects and costs ol Jean of Portland and Mr. and Mrs. the erosion control units of this Weaver and son Bob, also of Port land. area. A complete survey will b / Mr. and Mrs. Robert Schilling Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Eslinger ma .e of the state. motored to Ellensourg, Wash., and son Marcus left early Sunday-j All Odd-Fellows and Rebekah.- Ire invited to a picnic at the Dufui Saturday evening. They were ac morning for California to visit park next Sunday, June 13. A companied by Carl Gregg, who has their son Walter, who is taking a jeen here the past ten days, tak- pharmacy course at the navy school basket dinner will be served. Misses Helen and Vivian Wooton ng medical treatment in The at San Diego. They plan on stay ing three weeks. Mr. and Mrs. of Walla Walla stopped here for a Dalles. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Smith and Van Metre are doing their chores visit with their grand parents. Mr and Mrs. W. J. Martin, while oi laughters Joyce and Virginia and while they are away. Arch Fortner's sister, Mrs L . E. their . way heme from attending son Billy returned home Tuesday evening, having spent thZ 2-day Haskin of Boise, Idaho arrived school a ti Eugene. J. B. Adams was in Portland Iasi toliday in Portland where they at last Tuesday for a visit. She left week end to attend the graduating tended a family reunion of the for her home on Sunday. John Beuther and Claus Bargen- exercises of his daughter, Mildred Smiths. Dick Abel was transacting busi hagen were business visitors in Mrs. Bessie Page Hollander, of 1 Portland Sunday. - San Francisco, daughter of Mrs ness in The Dalles Wednesday. »Mr. and Mrs. John B. Shanks and Mr. and Mrs. Bill Holmes and H. A. Page; Cora Page, and Mrs. and sister Mabel Holmes Arthur Page were here last week ions Bobby and John B. jr... and Winfield Scott of Johnson City, were in The Dalles Monday to visit end as guests of Mrs. J. J. Schaef Tennesee were visiting the follow- their f ather who is in a hospital, fer. The elder Pages one tinu operated the meat market in Moro ing homes in Kent Sunday and Mon. Mr. and Mrs, Con Rust and and will be remembered by resi lay; J. *H. Wilson, J. C. Wilson, daughters of The Dalles spent W. C. Helyer, J. L. Davis and J. M.j several days last week with her dents of a few .y^grs ago. The Missionary Society will meet Wilson. Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Shanks parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ben Payne S to c k w e ll Gladys Payne re- at the home of Mrs. C. R. Morri are relatives of these people, andf and family. A U T O GLIDER SW EEPRAKE son June 16 at two o’clock. This Winfield Scott is a friend of long turned to t h e Dalles with them itanding. They are touring the . for several weeks stay. will be the last meeting of the J Henry Roth and son are painting spring and all members are asked west. Roy Barnett returned home Tues the house on the Krusow ranch to attend. Members are’ asked tc meet at the hotel before going out day from a hospital in The Dalles farmed bv Lester Smith, where he had be»>i for treatment John Heckman was a visitor in to the farm. * The annual meeting of the More lor injuries sustained several days Portland Saturday, | Dell Olds took a truck load of Grain Growers was held last Tues go while driving cattle. , J. N. Maclnnes, W. C. Helyer st-'ck to Portland Sundsv. day for the election of officers and such other business as might be and Mike Bifcby shipped out tw en-; Henry Roth and Bill BaTgenhag- ready for general action. Dewey ty five carload« of sheep Tuesday en were visitors in Th? Dalles Sat- . . Used On Any Car or I Truck ? K Thompson and O. L. Belshe were ?vening. They weere going to near urday, • John Beuther took his. children elected as directors <or the two It. Helens and Forest Grove for MO n a n d C f f i n F i v e IV i n u t e » " _ I to The Dalles Sunday, to attend year term.- Charier Baker, hear the summer.-,* W ill D o th e W o ik o f T w o H o rs e L ia w n S w e e p s Maxine Plucmke and Clarice ; summer school St St. Mary’s lAca- of the Pacific Co-operative at Wal-i Mitchell went td Portland Monday, demy. la Walla spoke on the value of co Mrs. Elsie Rust of Shaniko was operation to farmers of the United Maxine to spend several weeks States and prophesied that in a with her aunt, Mrs. Grant Smith, a visitor here Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Sam Dnvis bf» comparatively few years the move and Clarice will resume her studies W r it e F o r D e ta ils at Northwestern School of Com Saturday on a trio to the vallev. ment would be much larger. The Stockwell Auto Glider. Sweeprake is a Revolutionary merce. along the coast to Seattle, and Piece of Farm Equipment Miss Velma Matthes, who is a from there to Spokane, to be gone l,et Greta be vour hosior (it Its Reasonable Cost and High Efficiency Will Surprise You teacher in th e North Bend . high about a week. Hadley's Cinderella Shop) See Your Local Dealer or Write Us For school returned to her home Tues- Henry Roth jr., was a visitor in Further Information ’ay where she will spend her sum Goldendale Sunday. mer vacation with her parents, Mr. O. H. Bucholtx came up from Hom e Supply £ o . .»». and Mrs. J. L. Matthes. , Portland Sunday, to db some re L a k e v ie w , O re g o n ‘ Nellie Wilson spent three days modeling at the Bud Coon house. FOR SALE, or trade for lighter ?n the Dalles last week visiting L'la Lee AITeir ll visiting Mr. and machine. Model W Case Combine Evelyn Davis and having dental Mrs. Earl McKinney at Heppner. r M; i :i!n;i i i»t::H»nniiHmniiniiu«n»m»H«Hn»iH»»»Htii»»ntnti»|Wtr 14-18ft cut. Good condition. C. A. done. She will be there several weeks. H r. Frank J. Hurner of Portland Harth, The Dalles, Oree. District Attorney Johnson of was a dinner guest at the home of Wasco was in town Saturday, FOR SALE: 2 brood sows, to pig lis brother in law, J. M. Wilson. Art Bucholtz and son and Bess •con. Mririe Barnett Cooper, 3F3 Wasco. McKeans Called Percherons In Demand Many, Grass By Horsemen Back East To Mother’s Bedside Come And Go 1907 school in the White School house was discontinued. The school house was still in excellent condi tion since it had been carefully built and with good lumber and Will guyton purchased it and mov ed it to his farm in 1909 which is in the Macken qanyon, about -4 miles from its former site. It was moved m four wagons and was quite an engineering feat to get it down the steep grade. However they removed the rear wagons and allowed the timhfers to drag and let the building slide slowly down the hill. The sliding tracks can still be seen. The school house was built over, porches were added and it was made into an attractive tarm house which has been occupied ever since . by Mr. and Mrs. Will Guyton and family. For their help in securing infor mation about the White School house, I w ish e d thank Mr. and Mrs. Will Guyton, Mr. alffih M to . Ghas. Guyton and *Mrs. Belle Hogue. Frank von Borstel, Jr. Grass Valley, Oregon, Kent High School, Dist. No. 9. Age 15. P E O IA L S A L E fe n c e P osts £ F o r C o m b in e s C o m p le te S to c k o f P a r ts Pipe and Plumbing Fixtures Galore A Good Used Radio R. J. Baker Grass Valley TRAVEL EAST t UNION , PACIFIC SQII i I î DU gxdibbbis ____i EMT I n h ciry OF /¿ 5 «aUln«« Grass Valley Auditorium ’ M O tXTRA f AS*. Th. M C r "Sat. June 12 th Í H h KXAMFLK OP . -- V Jlo«aTrip»» $ 5 5 .4 3 ■ — a . otk« »«*■ JUk lot *«■*• UNION PAtlFlt KMUWL. /¡4¿ COLGATE PERFUMED SOAPS 12 Flofral Odors To Chooto From 2 CAR GREASING FOR SALE Cheap: 10-ac. Moro, Oregon,, lidufle, barn and other buildings* , Enquire« a t Journal electric hoist to make greasing an easi * er and more thorough job. Zeigler's Quality Store » . 11* DOZ1N CAKES I Cashmere Bouquet SOAP Standard oils and greases are used A throughout and experienced labor in- M __ _________ ___ ____ _____ 1— sures a satisfactory job. 3 SA V E W E A R FOSS & COMPANY lo r 63« W e have installed a new Parr --- — ISee bocal Agent-- Classified Ads. SA V E G A S ------------------ Tr.« PtttoW« f“ D ealers Inquiry invited Caterpillar Combine, 18 foot cut, for sale very cheap. Machine is in fair condition and draper very good. Machine may be seen at my Blalock Ranch. Will sell for, $396.00. Phone 702. E. M. Hul- den, Arlington, Or. 89-42 ' .......... .... » »< / —lit*»* 8* V'nia»-To“*1* Car* P riced M e a l i c ^ ^ G iven By G.V. B aseb all Club ” C < Admission: .75 - WANTED: Day old or week old r 1/e’. Will pay price according to calves. Homer D. Belshee, Moro Oregon, phone 27FT6. 31-tfn « ■ . CUT‘ D u fu r O r c h e str a Wlten. tee. bit// 'f't>hunhid..< Idnsin Prodntdsivtdrjiite, irilh our neighbors a n d our m oney re m a in s close lo hom ^i L _______ ____________ J FFg are k(ippy~ d a ife u ture PRODUCT 5^ C olumbia empire f)regoit m o d c products when they m eet our d em a n d f o r <p to lily n o d price. / Half price on 3 Gasoline Stoves Tennesseeans~ Visit Relatives A t Kent With Ourselves- Good O nes M o t o r O il b y B a r r e l GEORGE G. UPDEGRAFF FOR SALE, One Harris Com bine Harvester 26—36. Separator’ 20 ft cut. One team good brood mitres. Two Holstein milk cows Two Jersey milk cows.’ Tloflner D. ;. > Belshee, More, - O regon - Phone. 27F16. > 31-tfn on fe for 97« 25* PKR D O ZEN CAKES W asco Pharmacy Moro Pharmacy H
