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About Sherman County journal. (Moro, Or.) 1931-current | View Entire Issue (June 11, 1937)
«I>u- •it- TU MftttBMAJ* COUNTY J O U M A L and two children at that place. Mrs. 'Minnie McKinney left for Salem to see the graduating exe - rises of her son William. Wasco Women Give Shower MOKO, OKKOON FRIDAY, JUNK 11. 1B87 Former Moro Resident H en ry D eM oss Buried In Salem B u rie d In Jennie Ginn Bates was born on . .... \ ,_____________ i February 20, 1886 on a ranclrnear Moro, Oregon and died in Salem, Oregon June 1st, 1937 after a The funeral o f Henry Sumner lingering illness. DeMoss, who passed away at the The daughter of the late Jeanette home of hia si8ter> Mrs. j>. Waldo McOon.ld .a d Robert J. Ginn wa» D> £ Jun, V ter . educated in the Moro public schools and entered nursesTSraining in three year ‘UA«s was held from Walla Walla, Washington. After the Moro PresbyUrun two years of training she left Monday with e ev. • Walla Walla to recuperate from an Cunningham officiating. Pall bear- illness at her parents home in era. were R. C. BYWJ. • Long Beach, Calif. She completed W S. Powell, ^«M . O. her course in nursing and graduat- ,J* BeW » and E. B. J7* ■ • ed from The Dalles hospital in terment * •» >» « » ■*«<>“ 1907. As a trained nurse she ‘ery on the old home place. nursed in Portland and Vancouver. ¡Mrs. G. C. Akers, Mrs. Llojd On April 15, 1916 in Plattesburg, Hennagin and Tom Fraser sang thu New York she was married to hymns composed and written by George H. Bates, an army officer the deceased, accompanied by Missj and as his wife sne lived at the | Vivian Trounce, various posts where he was sta- Henry was the eldest child of i tioned. For the past seven years Prof. James DeMoss and Elizabeth) they have resided in Salem. " Bonebrake DeMoss, ox-team emi-| I ¡Besides her husband, LCaptain grants of 1862 from Iowa. They j George H. Bate», the following first settled at Cove where Mr. De-i i brothers and sisters survive. Ar- Moss built a sawmill and started| thur Ginn, Pendleton. Oregon; El- his series of tours as musician and, Wood Ginn, The Dalles; Harold evangilist. Ginn, Moro; and Rtthard Ginn of Henry made 60 annual tours.) Lewistown, Montana; Mrs. Faith Outstanding among them were to Needham, Los Angeles, Calif; Mrs. the Chicago exposition in 1893, Marjorie Dalby, Bonneville, Ore.; Omaha in 1898, St. Louis, 1904, j i Mr. and Mrs. Wm. McDonald of Klamath Falls returned to that Thursday a layette shower was I given for Mrs. W. A. Douglas at I lace Monday after a weeks visit the home of Mrs. S. L. Richelder-1 it the home of Robert McDonald OF CHRIST fer. Hostesses were ladies of the I nd family and Harland McDon- ..... 10:00 a. M. E. church and program numbers! xld’s. The Walter Medler’s drove ...... 11:00 a. were presented for entertainment I ) Klamath Falls with Mr. and Mrs. by the Choral club. Mrs. V. V. I McDonald. Rust sang a solo, Mrs. J. S. Royst I Mr. and Mrs. Grant Armswor- gave a reading and Mrs. Sarah I hy were in The Dalles visiting Barnett sang several old Indian I heir daughters, Mrs. Norma Twee- lullabies. The honor guest re-1 ly and Florence Armsworthy who ceived a basinet fined with gifts. J s here from Ontario since school <; Wayne Karnes of Kansas arrived! ia closed. Wednesday to visit his brother.! Miss Winifred Fortner returned lome from Pacific University at Glen. Chester Watkins visited in the ?orest Grove to spend her vacation Rose City laj>t week. here. Mrs. H. B. Grady came from (Mrs. J. Niece of Portland is here Walla Walla Saturday and th.1 Haying with her sister, Mrs. Eliza- Gradys have rented the cottage oeth Fuller. owned by Mrs. Gordon Brown. Mrs. I. Hendricks and Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Tate return Mrs. Glenn Fewel were callers at Grass Valley Baptist ed to Wasco Sunday following a ¿he home of Mrs. Helen Dingle; Gerald C. Drvden. ft number of months spent in Cali fornia where they visited with their daughters and families. Mr. and Mrs. Worth Tate wen 1 dinner guests Wednesday at thi home of their cousin, Mrs. Eliza beth Fuller. Members of the Past Noble Grands club were entertained at the home of Mrs. George Wild* Winifred Fortner. night with a picnic at noon. Twenty Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Robert McDonald certificates were issued. Teddy Siscel and his fiancee vere Portland visitors leaving^-------------------- - Miss Mclnnes of Portland spen Sunday with Charles Siscel anc Thursday and returning Sunday, i Community Presbyterian Church Mr. and Mrs. T. W. Guy left Lawrence H. Mitchelmore, Pastor. Mrs. E. Siscel. ’‘There are two sure ways of Monday for several days in Port-| Menlber8 of our Sunday school The ladies of the Christiar and and at Forest Grove with his an(j congregation are join- curing a turkey hen of the habit church held their regular meetinj ¡ng with other churches in the I of eating her eggs. One is to last Thursday. The afternoon war lister, Mrs. Loomis. Glen Karnes and family and; county at DeM sfrsP0K on BtoUlay dress h§r for a Sunday dinner, and i spent in sewing at the home oi brother Wayne, visited with t h e ,for Bible,Atudy^inspirat)oa,'wor- the other it to sell her to the ’ Mrs. Dingle. an<j > entervjnnm«l|t. A b le butcher. We find it most difficult j Mrs. Dolph Brewer of Hoo< D. E. Karnes family at Redmond ghip River visited with her parents, Mr lunday. school will begin at 10 a. m .,. All to bi ing ourselves to break a bad X A pUyT entitled “How Suzanne desiring transportation abouU be habit onoe established,-and I doubt and Mrs. F. L. Barnett last week. Mr. and Mrs. Homer Dixon an< Hew Her Giant” was enacted at at the church not later than, 9:45^ If we w ill have any better success son Loring are visiting with rela the Christian church Sunday Bring a picnic lunch for.'ppon. H getting turkeys to break theirs.”— H. E. Cosby, head of the poultry tlves at Elk City. evening. Our vacation Chnyh School for department» OSC. - Miss Evelyn Scott returned frop Those attending the initiatory boys and girls from 5 to 13 «loseJ Idaho to spend the week end At work of the Pythian sisters lodge on Wednesday with a picnic dinner, the home of Mrs. Maud Akers. at The Dalles Monday evening were in the church basement. Diploma1- Dale Wright is spending hi: Mrs. E. A. Moon, Mrs. Wilfred for all who did not miss mure than vacation with his grand parents, Spencer, Mr«. Dell Rust, Leo Wat-) two days are bfting awarded near Mr. and Mrs. Dell Wright. kins and »Miss Christina Moon; the close of the County institute (Mrs. Helen Dingle left fo' who was initiated. and County Vacation school at De- Natches, Wash., where she attend — Mrs. Pepper left for Condon to Mots held this week under the GOOD SHOE REPAIRING J»- - ed the graduation exercises of bei visit her son in law and daughter leadership of Portland specialists. 204 St, THR DALLR8 son, Frank Fewel. Her son Brum came home with her. Malcolm McDermid accompanied' Harry Pinkerton of Moro, to Cor vallis last Thursday. Mr. and Mts. Art Smith and Mrs Anna Lae left for Pendleton t< spend the day at a family reunior where Mrs. Lee left for Idaho tr a __ __ q i i b visit with relatives for several Groceries—Meats^-Fresh weeks, Fruits and Vegetables in Mias Leona Clothier is a hotfe' T t V O t C \ > s C 1 W £ t C t y he homesteaded in Sherman county Moas and wife« Lizzie DeMosa Walda JW bbel and aided in planting the grpva at DeMoas Springs. He joined the Baptist chureh jwhen 13, and- was of Hermiston, W. E. Jewell and married in 1901. Relative» a t the funeral from outside the county wra Homer Be- Iva Pitcher of Silver Lake. m « 3 i5 £ » K I M r. C r e a m P r o d u c e r Ship or bring your cream shipment to u> when in T he Dalles. W e pay Portland prices aa quoted by the Oregoniin.* Cream spoils quickly in warm weather to d under« the new state cream grading law your creiam will grade higher aa a reiult of the shorter haul. I f you deliver it yourself you eave transportation. A r d e n P a rm a Co. THE SHERMAN GARAGE AND MACHINERY COMPANY has equipm ent to make any rep machines. Repair in June. Be ready in July for the best harvest in years—------ W ell repaired m achinery runs cheaper and better. T. Lester Johnson SHERMAN GARAGE- ft MACHINERY CO. LAWYER Wasco Oregon MORO WASCO Your Friends W H Y W E R N M A R K ’S A lbright Com. Co WASCO MARKET N o r t h P o r tla n d , O r e g o n RED & WHITE STORE T h e y W ill T e ll Y o u I t ’s T h e M o n e y Season Your Patronage Appreciated Count the Feu tut IF YOU are too busy to drive into town or Fave not tirne to come into the bank with your, deposit^, why not use our BANK-BY- MAIL service? tf you have no account here, a W*u> An«» ran Hr onened. W rite us about this Years of experience have taught “Catefpfflar** engineers how tb sh ort-riit. . . 1» eliminate needless part«. intricate daaigA- , There am fewer parts in a ’'Caterpillar,” bat better ones- ...... Steels are made to ’'Caterpillar’ specification», checked hy “Cat erpillar” metallurgists before leav ing the steel mills and again at the “Caterpillar” factory. Strength and uniformity are thus ‘insured. Duut Exclusion Saif a l i g n * »elf adjusting and •e lf lubricating se a ls, protect the working parts of a “Caterpillar’ Dost is kept out . . . . oH kept in. ‘‘Caterpillar” k **** offer tremen dous additional value. 'FIRST NATIONAL SANK wist o f n « R o c t u u r Sc« us fbr Stfditun Chlorate and Atlacide V.C. Fanitiy and Prince»» F k a r Mill Feed» Grain Bag» D airy and Poultry Feed» Twine Rolled Grain» ; ' Concentrate» Salt Careful C o n str u c tio n One tan-thousandth of an I1 an important unit o f m easurem ent in “('aterpiflar” manufacture . . . • and in daHvJ production this com pany employs precision instru ments capable of gauging accuracy within fractions of one ten-thou sandth of an inch! 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