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About Sherman County journal. (Moro, Or.) 1931-current | View Entire Issue (June 18, 1937)
JQKp ’ i '• ■ in • ;< * ■ T - i- f > .--«t / \ wn--. « 1 f r ,r. -A -J l ;/ ■7^’ 7 7 ^ - - - 7 , - ‘^ 7 7 . . _ ¿ _ 7 THE BUKMMAM COUNTY JOURNAL, n day while on his w ay home to his ranch near Shaniko. Eastern Youth P A G I THREE FRIDAY, JU N E 18, 1*37 BO BO . OftJBQOM ,, , ■ . . -g * ..- W Mr. and Mr». John Bouther viait- and »on Robert and Gu» Engstrom tended the Ro»e Festival in Port- clock a. m. the L uttoran « t o e h ed Mr». Henry Roth, who h a . been were v isitor, in The .D alle. Sat- land Friday. , - aerv.ee Graa, Valley Grain Growers I W^ay. ' Mr». D. Reckman left Sunday for odiat ehnrch buiWing will be con- Melvin Schadewitz drove to his Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Alley and h«r home Borin2 after visiting ducted with Holy Communion. HAs Mr. and Mrs. Arch Zahner of family were visitors in The Dalles3 her_son Andy who is in a hospital often as ye eat this bread and summer home back of Wamic The Dalles were visiting relatives W ednesday. ~ * in The Dalles, and her daughter drink of thir cup ye show forth the here Sunday. They brought Lila Saturday. RYE SPECIALIST Mrs. Estel Hartley. \ death of the Lord.” Let u* attend Mr. and Mrs. Tom Alley -went ( . r . . . Vulley Baptist I^ee Alley home after several weeks Dr. Clarke of Portland will be --------- with true devotion and be benefited to Salem last Thursday to attend visit at Hppner and The Dalles. in Wasco Monday June 21st, at the Gerald C. Dryden, Pastor. spiritually. , x , Mr. and Mrs. Estel Hartley and the graduation exercises at Wil G V Baptist Hotel Sherman. In Moro Tuesday 1 Fleckfcnstem, missionary. June 22 at the Hotel Moro. See family have moved to the house lamette University Saturday. Wm. 10:00 a. ‘ m., Bible School with < McKinney of Wasco was among the recently vacated by Ray Blake. him about your eyes. classes for everyone. Arthur Croraier, who was of the graduates. The Grain Growers elected two Sale of the Weet-Olmstead prop- Mr. and (Mrs. Ben Payne had as 11:00 a. m. Morning Wcrship a s . The speeding motorist gambling firatcontigent of boys who came erty Mr. and Mrs. Tom Coyle and Mr. that has been advertised for delegates to the North guests Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Bert a Spurgeon Memorial Service. his life and other’s is playing a hsya frsm Massachusetts when the Saturday. June 19, will probably Sat“ " ^ - V ’7 and Mrs. Harold Eakin went to . 7 Belshe, Mr. * and Mi s. Glenn Mc- 7 p. m. B. Y. P. U. “fixed” game, says the Oregon CCC eamp was established, has not occur bec.ua« of the aettlement D»v “ ’ er' the * ho ’ » Lachlan and family and Mr. and Portland Tuesday to visit relatives 8 p. m. Evangelistic Service. State Motor association. In a sud- returned to Moro after being back of the suit by the parties interest- Spokane, Wn.. next Monday, Mrs. Alfred Payne. returning Friday. 8 p. m. Thursday, Prayer and den crash he has less than one home for about a year. He likes (Mi. and Mrs. Gus Smith were Bible Study. Come and contribute chance in a hundred of coming out ed, according to Bernard Hiss, at- Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Wilt were Erma Wells returned to her It in the west and intends to stay torney for the estate, who tele- dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ray business visitors in The Dalles Fri your thoughts on Ephesians, chap- alive/ home in The Dalles Sunday after here. day. graphed Sheriff Wilson. ; Bl*ke at Moro Sunday evening. a month with her sister, Mrs. Buck ter 2. * , ------------------------ , Roy Wilson of the iMiid-ColuoDbia R. A. Stow went to McMinnville ---------- ------------- A number of copies of operator’s Mrs. A. F. Balzer, assisted by Miller. “What’s the big rush. Mike?” Production Credit Corporation and “Oh, Oi’m late t) me wedding. LUTHERAN CHURCH Among those who attended the Friday and returned Monday. Harry Ragsdale were here Tues manuals put out by the secretary friends entertained Wednesday af- of state are at the sheriff’s office ternoon in honor of IM irs. W. Ray On Sunday, June 20 at 11:00 o’- I’m sure it’s half over by now!* Ferdinand Stark and Bob Rolfe *show in The Dalles Sunday were day from The Dalles. .T lfr s . Carl Hendricks and daugh for distribution and may be had Blake. Contract bridge being play- Her.ry, Bill, John and Louise Roth returned from Forest Grove last ed at five tables. Those having and Erma Wells. Thursday after a year at Pacific ter ICarlotta and Miss Alma Horn on request. D. E. Stephens left Friday af- winning scores were Mrs. Henry . . University. i returned from Portland Monday (enfeon for Pendleton to look over Tetz high, Mrs. Clara Kocl; se -o n ^ V Tom Garrett w » .a visitor in The Mr. and , Mrs. W. M. Brinkert night after taking the Judge down the experiment station . operated and Mrs. J. S. Newcomb conscla- Dalles Saturday. He brought John went Vancouver, Wn., to attend the to begin a session on the Multno there under his supervision. tion. A gift was presented to Mrs. Roth home from Miller, where he funeral of her brother-in-law last mah county circuit bench. George Mitchell and wife and Blake and ice cream and cake w er' « working. - week. Roy Powell and wife are home Mr. Fulkerson of Burns, father from their trip to the east after family were visitors in Sherman ■®rv®d- Mrs. Arzel Limley and Mrs. Hen ‘When ire buy Columbia R. J- Baker, Herman Schilling of (Mielvin Fulkerson, was a visitor ry Teth were visitors in Moro Sat a new car and report a pleasant county last week end from Pendle- * and Gus Engstrom were in The here Saturday retumnig home Sun- urday. trip home through the southern , Ha.sin P ru ducts we tra d e w ith F. O. Vincent, well known in-, Dalles Friday evening to attend a day morning. route. Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Newcomb and of Portland, spent Grain Growers meeting. Robert Rhode of Hay Canyon Mrs. Owen Elliott and children surance man -A o / / r n eig h b o rs m i d o n r m oney daughter Doris went to Bonneville Mr. and Mrs. T. M. Rolfe an was in town Sunday. are visiting at the T. S. Reese Thursday in Moro. Thursday to visit their daughter íí¿ renin in sacióse to home. ’ Jo6 Finnigan, an itinerant, was Mr. and Mrs. Charles Baker and home. MrS. Grover Coffman and daugh and family Mr. and (Mrs. Wayland Audrey Baker came home last taken to the hospital by Tom Gar son went to Bickleton, Washington, ter Betty of Moro were visitors Weld, returning Friday. Doris stay Jle m e h a ppy to fe a tu re week end from Tillamook where rett last Saturday, suffering from Monday to attend a picnic. here Monday. ing to visit with her sister a while. she had been visiting her sister, pneumonia. Mrs. Fred Cox and daughter c ¿ . . l ;. k ! rc Oregon m ode products when R. J. Baker was a business visi Mr. and Mrs. Harold Eakin went E. E. Barnum and ^aqfe are mov Ellen, Mrs. W. J. Davis and (Mrs. Mrs. Oscar Leach. to Hood River Wednesday to at tor in Moro Thursday. they meet our d em u n d fo r d u a lity and price. Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Balsiger ing to town this week. J .H. Wilt were visitors in Moro tend the funeral of Mrs. J. U. Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Johnson and were in Portland the first of the Mr. and Mrs. Giles French left Friday. Leonard, driving on to Portland children went to Bend Thursday week on business for the Moro Thursday night for LaGrande Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Gervais and that even-ing and returning home to visit relatives, returning Sun Gram Growers. where they will attend the 50th daughter Irma Lee accompanied by 1 q^ur8dBy. day. Mr. and Mrs. Jess Landry and anniversary meeting of the state S to w ) ,» Mr. and Mr». R oy-niler and daugh-‘ Mp Mr> Melvin Fu]ker, on Bill Davis of Hood River came Mrs. Lucy Ruggles were in Pendle newspaper association. held at ter Wand* - r nt, ‘ v 1 r W and son ’ e :! visitors in Antelope up Saturday to visit his mother ton Friday to attend the graduat night’s meeting will be held at country Sunday looking for arrow Mrs. W. J. Davis a few days. Sunday. ing ceremonies of Pendleton High Wallowa lake. heads. Mr. and Mrs. Dale Howell Of Mr. and. Mrs. Clifford Miller of school where Robert Rasmussen Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Froebe are Glen King drove to Portland Kent and Miss Georgia Bickel of finished this year. here for the funeral of Mrs. Essie with a truck load of stock Wed- Quinton were here Sunday to visit Omer Sayrs and wife came home McKean. Mrs. Froebe is an aunt ne9j ay. M ts . King will 'return his blather and wife, IMV. and Mrs Klondike were visitors at the Fred Cox home Sunday. from Camp Sherman Tuesday. Buck Miller. of the deceased. with him Friday. (Mrs. Lloyd Idleman and Mrs. iHenry Roth accompanied by Isa Mr. and Mrs. Herman Schilling Work of laying the floor in the a Guy .Moore and son Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Stamey came up from Salem belle and Emma Ellen Fortner at- qq^ Dalles were ■e visiting rela and Silverton Friday bringing Conlee building that is to be oc- copied by E. W. Christensen was tives here* Sunday. Imogene Johnson home with them finished Thursday and it is ex Mr. and Mrs. Harry Squire of, and' spending a day or so visiting pected that it will be in use by the Tillamook aTe here visiting Mr.! their sister, Mrs. A. S. Johnson. Squire’s mother, and his brother Barbara Lou Meloy returned to first of the month. FOR SALE: 2 brood sow«, to p ig ! Sheriff Wilson made his turn Arden Squire and family. Rowena Sunday after _ spending * soon. Marie Barnett Cooper, 3F3; over for June this week resulting three weeks at the Chas. Adlard Mr. and Mrs. Ferre! of The • in putting $6,638.96 in current Wasco. home. > " , ' Dalles were here Sunday visitingj FOR SALE, One Harris Com j A. L. Hafenrichter of the soil taxes and $9,409.78 in delinquent her brother and family, Mr. and; erosion service was here Wednes £yces in circulation in the various Mrs. Ted Everett. bine Harvester 26—36. Separator.1 Saturday, June 19 day to inspect the local SCS camp taxing units. 20« ft cut. One team good brood Mrs. and the work being done. ___ Mrs. L. L. E. E. Faust Faust of of The The Dalles Dalits ^ ¡j,pa^ d byM r. and Mrs. Hen- ; mares. Two Holstein milk cows. Tetz and H U B l « 8 Two Jersey milk cows. Homei P. Phillip Ruggles was married ^ T i r ^ C a Í H Ä " ’ - ry Tetz and family family went went to to Port P ort-! H a u l June 9 at St. Helens to Miss Jeiry Belshee, Moro, Oregon. Phone land Sunday to visit Mr. and Mrs. i S w in g B a n d Ballah at the home of her parents. 27F15. 31-tfn Hubert Hutchcroft, the Lemley’s Mrs. Ruggles has visited here on We wish to express our deep ap returning Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. C om e C om e C om e WANTED: Day old or week old several occasions.’ preciation to those who were so Tetz will go to Eugene where .Mr. Pipe and Plum bing F ixtures G alore calves. Will pay price according Jay C. Freeman went to Port generous with their sympathy and Tetz will attend summer school. HUDSON P O N T IA C TER R A P LA N E to calves. Homer D. Belshee, Moro land Saturday to meet Mrs.- Free help to us during our recent be Mr. and Mrs. Claus Bargenha-Ton Oregon, phone 27F15. 31-tfn man who had gone down previously. reavement. The many beautiful were in Moro Friday, Mrs. Bar- While there they attended the floral tributes were also appre CO. PETERSON MOTOR FOR SALE: A used pump en genhagen-having dental work done. wedding of their son, Neale, to ciated. gine and jack, very reasonable. 2 1 7 E T H IR D ST. Miss Olga Samuelson, a forme' J. U. Leonard and family. With a few repairs would be . T H E D ALLES. OREGON teacher in the Moro schools. They servicable. D. L. Belshe. Moro. will live in Eugene where Neale is Unusual Values In Used Cart director for the farm credit ad ministration. 28 To Select From Charles Nish of Mikkalo was A tto r n e y A t L aw here Tuesday morning on business at 4th & Union Christian Science Society for the Eastern Oregon Wheat r o a> d W aacsj The subject of the Lesson-Ser- League of which he is president. 120 TELEPHO NE MrTand Mr». Arthur Christian- men for Sunday i m r M | at tno Christian Science church will be son and Mrs. Glen King were in “Is The Universe, Including Man, Portland this week to attend the meeting of the Masonic lodge and Evolved By Atomic Force?' meeting o . . . Church service begins at eleven t S t o c k w e ll Eastern Star as delegates o’clock on Sunday morning. _ _ this district. The Wednesday evening meeting, Mr. and Mrs. Homer Wall were which includes testirqpnies of Chris here Saturday while on a visit to JR * tha county. Homer is goveniment tidr. Science* healing, begins at inapeetinr .ngineer „ a(llr.g room in , he rear of : Returns ¡To Moro Elect Delegates Afte r Year To Spokane ill the paat w eA , Sunday. SPEEDING DRIVER LORER^ With Ourselves-- Zeigler’s Quality Store O S P E C IA L Fence Posts Dance S A L E on Good Ones M otor O il b y B arrel Classified A ds. Moro Legion Hall F or C o m b in e s C o m p le te S to c k o f P arts . .1 H u d e t ’S H alf price on 3 Gasoline Stoves A Good Used Radio R. J. Baker Grass Valley GEORGE G. UPDEGRAFF CHEVROLET TRUCKS AUTO GLIDER SWEEPRAKE te Corrallia Wily Knighten attended aauper- In^nX nt’s conference in Foaail wTdntTday. Mrs. Ida Davis and daughter, Fafilifie, went over with ¡Tnd tite t a r t ly ‘he church building, has an atten- dant after each chuich _ T h e public is cordially mvited to attend the church services and ta make use of the reading room. ; : . : ; Ubtd On A ny Car or T ru c k him to visit a few days in Mitchell with relatives. •. „ o fMVic‘ B«” r’were her” Saturday , VJ 4 Vic BDent r d iy ^ o r ^ s o Hbre from the - SCS a day or T u ^Leonard i. reported .« « ttim r along eery well in the hoe- ¡♦.i and and will will be ready pital Be m a y for release ----------------- . Community Presbyterian Church ; : La-rence H. Mitchelmore. Pastor. ; With the inspiration and chai- J lengo of the Sherman county insti- tjte fresh ,n our memorie^ ouv ; Bible school on Sunday morning at : 10 invitee both old and new mem- . bers to attend, Fathers- day ae v- : ’“ iu ip h Brisbine came home thia • week Pfrom the hospital, having undergone an operation and reeu- -He aUU has the rh-u peratea. 1,1 T a H t , Kaseberg was up this week frim K ? n g the rain. _ Andy Patjen was here Wednes- ke has been planned Toro Fraser : la singing a solo. Fathers ; .community are invited to join the, . men's choir ‘hat will sing old • familiar hymns. The pastor will : H i) m e > upply Co. speak on ‘My Task. • L a k e v ie w , O r e g o n a a a • »■»••• • • • • < • • ■ • • • • • • • a • • • • • -• • • • • 4 .7 p. m.. 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