Image provided by: Sherman County Historical Museum; Moro, OR
About Sherman County journal. (Moro, Or.) 1931-current | View Entire Issue (July 16, 1937)
TM ft HMlBAUJi COUNTY JUU UN AL," MURU. OUUGUM 1 Mrs A . S. Johnson attended the Christian Science convention held in Portland over the week end and continued on to Salem and Sil verton to spend several days with her sisters. Carl Melzer Hurt By Striking her sister Miss Thompson o f ftep- pnef were here Saturday to Spend the week end visiting relatives. Cecil Fields of Wasco waa a business visitor here Tuesday. Dr. Chick of Hood River aocom panied by Mr. and Mrs. Rood of Benton HarHor, Mich, were visi tors at the J\ H. Wilt home Mon- Three generations of the Holmes , day- family spent Sunday at the Sam i »Mrs. Herman Sfchilhhg enter- Holmes home in Grass Valley. Mi*, tained the Moro and. Grass Valley Millie McPherson, a first cousin o J bridge clubs Monday afternoon Mr. Holmes was present from Co: Mist Schilling received high score nelius. Mr. and Mrs. Watson and Mrs. Glen King second high and children of Oakland, Cal., Mrs. Mrs. Charles Lemley guest prize. Watson is a niece of Mr. Holmes. Mrs Frank Wilcox and daugh- Mr. and Mrs. Priday Holmes and ter returned to herhome at New - Mrs. Ida Holmes of Redmond and berg Wednesday after a weeks Miss Dorothy Holmes of Salem stay with her sister Mrs. Herman were present. The John Brogan Peters, who accamptnied her home family, the Theo vonBorstel fam( for a few days at the coast, ily and the Wm. Holmes family Bennie and Gladys Payne, Mrs. and Misses Cassie and Mabel Hoi- Della Cramer, Mrs. Henry Roth ^ e s as well. ’ Mrs. Melvin Fulkerson and Mrs. Mrs. Wayne Spoor and children Buck Miller were visitors in The returned last Thurslay from u Dalles Tuesday. „hlMwm vacation trip to Molalla and other Mrs. Estcl H*rtley a"d cl)“ld valley points where they visited went to The Dalles Tuesday to relatives for a couple of weeks. ■ take her mother, M rj. D. tReck- mann on her way home to Boring. Bennie Payne, Melvin Fulker She has been visitlflg * her son, son and Mrs. Maude Garrett were visitor. in The D .lle , Saturday. A" h° ‘ Pit“ Mr. and Mrs George H aw orth Jej Powell of Moro WM of Vancouver Wn., arrived Satur- & Tuesd>y day at the home of her M_. an<J MrJ Eben Kw relurned Mr. and Mrs. Tout Coy the latter part of last week from their children before go,ng on # t0 hcr SP^ r , Wf °E , B Z : LutherP Davis ter and husband who were here ThreeGenerations Spend Sunday À t Lyle Nahouse and Leslie Stew art arrived in Moro Sunday for the harvest season. Mrs. Stewart and son, Stanley, will follow af Carl Melzer was struck by a ter spending a few days visiting horse last Saturday after noon in the valley with relatives. when he started to put the bit in Mrs. Daisy Hennagin left Wed its mouth.; Cahrl received a cut across his scalp and later was nesday morning sor Spokane to taken to the hospital for an exam» take the Williams girls( her grand daughters) to meet their parents, ¡nation for skull fracture. Mr. and Mrs. Nels Hansen came who, with Mr. and Mrs. George up from Portland last Thursday Williams, have been up the Ore to visit with relatives. Mrs. Han gon coast to Seattle and east to sen will leave the first of the week Butte, Montana. T h e ' Williams for Idaho leaving Mr. Hansen to will return with her later in the visit with his daughter, Mrs. Roy wek.__ .____ 1_ Wily Knighten will leave Sun Powell. Mrs. Dorothy Johnston is con- day ror Salem and Portland to at valesing from her recent opera tend the annual meeting of county school superintendents. tion at the Theo Johnston home. Making hay is the order of the Leonard Melzer, nephew of Mar tin and Carl Melzer spent the week day on most of the farms this end visiting relatives in the co week although the persistent wind has kept some farmers working unty. Mr. and Mrs. Truman Strong summerfallow to keep the soil on left Thursday, July 16 to attend the farm and out of the air. a , ' the fiftieth wedding anniversary Mary Pinkerton was taken to the of Mrs. Strong’s parents, Mr. and hospital last Friday with a rup Mrs. C. A. Rasch at Redmond. tured appendix, but hasty surgery Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Jackson were removed the cause of illness and in town Thursday from TheDalles. she is getting along very well ac Vernon Flatt left Thursday noon cording to reports. for a business trip to Portland. Mrs. Howard Belshee has been His family accompanied him. very ill with pneumonia at her and Geo-ge Howell of Kent were ^ ^ ’ ‘ mts . D in s . uer A group of chapter ladies from home east of town. here after harvest »uppl.es Mon- N „ and Mr aj|d Grass Valley met at the home oi i u o h , 1 Portland was^Mrs. John Sauer of Ritzfield, Cal. Mrs. Ray Blake in Moro Wednes I will not be responsible for any ***£" Ralph Bennett of Portland wa* Wednesday to vis- day afternoon. The house was debts run in my name except those here Monday to look aft.r h . and Henry who prettily decorated in baskets of made by order. land and wheat crop. flowers. A gift was presented tt were in Idaho at the time. They A. J. Decker, Kent. Oregon. Vernon Shipley was a business Mrs. Blake in appreciation of hei returned Thursday from their trip visitor in The Dalles Tuesday. services as organist in the chap Mr. and Mr. Herman Schilling Mrs. Dan Sauer is a sister of rMs C H U T E S ter. Those present were Mrs. Don and son, Robert and | and M„ . Arch Fortner .r e Clodfelter, Mrs. Dean Reynolds ner were visitors to , Heppner v o tin g her parents, Mrs. Harold and Millard Eakin Tuesday. Wednes-I Mr. and Mrs. Fred Lucas. . Mrs. W. E. Spoor, Mrs. Ted Ball LUTHERAN CHURCH Mrs. W. J Davis, Mrs Chas Engel " M rl ^ k ^ ^ d l ^ u X f f ^ ^ SX Next Sunday, July 18, the mis Mrs. Velma Bibby and Mrs. Lusy sionary makes his regular trip Ruggles, and Misses Vivian Rey to Grass Valley. The various peo nolds and Ramona Spoor. ple who have no church home are A telegram was received Tues invited to attend the service at day telling of the death of Joht 11 o’clock a.m., Sunday school a t Nachter of Roseburg. He was fa 10:15. brother in law of the late ,Carsten Beaches, highways, resorts, are This Million Dollar Rain von Borstel and was a pidheer of crowded on Sundays; can’t we this district. Has Made Weeding Both Necessary And Profitable Mrs. Donalda Knighten, district learn and set an example for oth president,was accompanied by. Mr* ers? “Thou shalt sanctify the holy Dorothy Dunlap and Mr .and Mrs name” Now is the time of grace. Theo vonBorstel to Portland Tues Let us all attend and invite others • H. H. Fleckenstien. missionary day to attend the reception given by the Department of Oregon foi Mrs. Oscar Hahn, national presi Wasco Methodist SpTjeopa? Church dent of the American Legion Aux Stinday School ........... J0:00 a. m. Morning Worship ....... 11:00 a. tn iliary. Mr. and Mrs. Darwin VanGilder and her niece and husband, Mr. WASCO CHURCH OF CHRIST and Mrs. Elton Snodgrass of Oak Bible School ............... 10:00 a. m Springs, left Tuesday for a weeks Morning Worship ....... 11:00 a. m. camping at Paulina Lake. Gene vieve Nahouse will care for the 'ora muni tv Presbyterian Church 11:00 a.m. Morning worship aï work in the treesurer’s office dur which time the pastor will give ing Mrs. VanGilder’s absence. a resume of the sessions of the The ' alkiris Weeder Pulls ' ---------—• Marion McKee and .family and Synod of Oregon which was held LIGHTER Because It Is CORRECTLY Designed Mrs. J. N. Stevenson left Satur day for Seaside where Marion wil this week in Eugene. PENETRATES Better 7:00 Senior Christian Endeavoi - attend the state druggists conven A W McLEOD Local Agent Full Stock Of Repairs meeting. tion. , Lawrence II. Mitchelmore. Pastos A ll aorta o f u»ed machinery Harvesterg-Weeders-Etc. Mr. and Mrs. M. A. Bull visited • — in Condon from Friday until Mon- • . , day with their son^ Hollis and Grass Valley Baptist wife. All drove to Rowena Sunday! 10 a.m. Bible school. Last Sun to meet George Meloys and visit day we had the best attendance with Mr. and Mrs. Norman Laugh this year. Let’s keep it up. < lin( Kathleen Meloy)) who w ere’; 11 a.m. Worship service. Thé on their way to Suokane to join pastor will begin a series of Sun a party going to Glacier National day morning studies on the gen (Park. "i eral theme. “Why I Believe-- L. H. Mitchelmore left Monday The first is “Why I believe in God’ evening for Eugene to attend the; 7 p.m. Intermediate B Y P U meeting of the Presbyterian Sy-; 8 p.m. Evening service. The mes sage will be the first of three eve nod. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Brisbine ning messages on the topic “The - left Monday for Ritter Hot Spring Purpose of the Book”. where Ralph will take the cure 8 p.m. Thursday, Prayer and 5n the hot water for a week or so J Bible Study. Dean Pinkerton, Carl Peetz, and Gerald C. Dryden, Pastor; Wyman French left Sunday for Multomah Falls near which sta- Before Harvest ion they are attending the Boy’s State camp, under sponsorship of the American Legion. Holmes Home Horse Saturday i MUDAY/JULY iS» iOS? PARU *1 Man Carrier's convention. I M S . Millar and Wife of Quin-1 M r. and; Mrs. he, J. Maxell of Mrs. Whittier and Mr. Curby ton spent last week visiting theii Arlington spent wpek here of Roseville, Cal., were guests of son Buck Miller here. with her sister, Mrs. Buck M iller Mr. and Mrs. Ben Payne several Alfred Kock and «family returned Mrs. Cyril VanMetr© and son, days last week. home Wednesday from a trip to Byron of Sacramento, Cal., aceom _ M . L. Fritts of Stevenson, W n.,'the valley to visit relatives. panied by Mr. and Mrs. P. T. Me was here Sunday and Monday on Mr. and Mrs. Arch Cantrall Carty of Portland stopped in town business ---- " and »on were in Moro Saturday to a few hours last week. •' . Mr. and Mrs, Gus Smith were Poley .bout Mr. C «.trall’s .... Ellen Cox spent the week end in The Dxlfes Tuesday to visit br_0?ch_ _!*/.. expect’ to be at visiting in Portland. Mrs. Don Smith and infant son *K*'n„ 8o0rL . „ . „ , . i_ * u . „„ who has not been getting along' Mr' Mr’ E*rl McKinney and M other-Baby is gom g.to b e an very well * son Heppner arrived Saturday auctioneer when he grows up. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Schilling and' ' TCnin« *nd A3 ^ . witH Mr. and Mrs. Bud Coon were in herparents, Mr. and W s . Oscar M other-H e h" *our The Dalle. Saturday. Ruggies. . watch under the hammer. Mrs. Allen and son of The Dal les were here Sunday to see Mrs. Fulkerson, Mrs. Allen's daughter. Deaton Russell and wife of Gol- dendale visited here Monday eve ning with Mr. and Mrs. Charles Engel and Sam Holmes. 1» a n e c e s s i t y i n b u s i n e s s . R e l i a b l e Mr. and Airs. R. Nunn and fam ily of Sweet Home and Mr. and g o o d -» , R e l i a b » « b u s i n e s s m e t h e d s . F a i r Mrs. Chet Peterson of Bend were p r ic e s g o h a n d in h a n d to s t r e n g t h e n here to see Mrs. Amelia Peterson over the Fourth. th e b o n d < f c o n fid e n c e b e tw e e n m e r R e lia b ility - c h a n t a n d c u sto m e r . F’o r H a r v e s t N e e d s i n G r o c e r i e s a n d G lo th ig w e h a y e m e r c h a n d is e t h a t w ill p le a s e a t p r ic e s th a t p le a s e . Classified Ads. FOR SALE: or trade for stock, , good used Majestic wood and coal range. Mrs. A. Douma, Moro 37pd » For paper hanging and kalso- mining See Max K. iPluemke, Kent. Ore. 37-8-9 pd. s LOST: Large yellow, longhaired, dog with white neck. Notify Ros coe Moore, Moro. LOST: A khaki blanket left on i the fence in the Grass Valley Park i on the 4th. Mrs. Giles French,1 Moro. D A N C E IceORGE G. UPDEGRAFF A tto rn e y A t L a w M oro a n d W naco Her« Lepoo Hall J u ly 1 7 , S a t. .- LOWEST FINANCING COSTS Paul Huelett’s Orchestra ¿i YOU MAKE A CASH DEAL, Sponsors: Moro Firemen I ESTABLISH BANK CREDIT Z e ig le rs Q u a lity S to r e Hwmum g CA R G REA SING FOR SALE: 240 Acres, with 25 acre« water-prior right»: 160 acres1 with 20 acres water-old right; 160 acres 12 acres water; 400 acres-150 a. cultivated $2500.00 360 acres, 100 a. cultivated-lots of water, $5000. 240 acres, 130 a. cultivated $5200. Bargains, terms—look me up NOW. Phone 17F88. H. L. MORRIS, Maupin, Oregon, (realtor) 35-38 For Combines Complete Stock of Parts Half price on 3 Gasoline Stoves A ladies Black crepe bag was brought to this office thia Week .having been found along the high way. Pipe and Plumbing Fixtures Galore A Good Used Radio FOR SALE: 640-acre farm near Moro. Good wheat land. Some terms. L. R. French, Postal Bldg., Portland. R. J. Baker Grass Valley to b e f o u n d in o u r . B ig Clearance Sale Dresses Coats Suits Cotton W ash Frocks values to 2.95 special Slacks values to 1.95 W ash Silk Dresses 44 44 M values to 5.95 44 values to 9.75 Coats and Suits value to 25.00 Blouses values to 3.95 «« 2pc K nit Dresses values to m . oo 4, Skirts w ool values to 2.95 W e have installed a new Parr This b o n k w ill len d you th e re m a in d e r in CASH >e you can m a k e a co .b d e a l. H e re a re th e s te p , y o u »hould toko electric hoist to make greasing an easi 2 . SELECT YOUR CAR....... — - • --* — r 3. PAY CASH TO THE DEALER^OR O W N E R . k » R e m e m b e r, a n in q u iry a b o u t o u r Cash B u y e r Pion p la c e , throughout and experienced labor in- •— yo u u n d e r no obligation, ___ ' sures a satisfactory job. - 2 S H E R M A N C O U N TY BRAN CH SA V E G A S T he FIRST NATIONAL BANK SAVE W E A R FOSS & COMPANY ............................................................................................................ ——- OF I-C .IT L A N D - ». I M I I I a FIDERAI - W f flRSI ht - \* u T NATIONAl BANK WEST OF THE » O C X **" a h , Formals One-half Price I iStore Wide Reductions - • Y t Our Annual Summer Clearance of Broken Sizes-----Small Summer end Assortments. Lots- 1. SEE THIS B A N K -A N Y BRANCH, Standard oils and greases are used -iZT T T r- - . In b u y in g u « n er and more thorough job. __ ““ 1.00 1.00 2.95 2.95 7.95 1.00 6.95 1.95 You provid« o n e -» h ird th e cos* o f »he cor y o u won!-BOW o r u s .d (u n d e r th ro e y e a r , o l d ) - i n cash o r tr a d o -in v o lu o . ci ’ cob r o » a G J O on Fence Posts 0 Good Ones M o to r O il b y B a r r e l FOR SALE: One 22x31 Harris combine, 12 or 16 foot, in good shape. $550. Bibby Bros. Grass I Valley, Ore.' / PLACE INSURANCE where you wish ttii n i u s tmH i MHKUUu m ninnnnntmtitmtttnn mttttt V a lle y P E C IA L S A L E “ W e e d in g .T im e - AND T IM E ...... BY BUYING YOUR CAR tttftlM QNot Specially Purchased Sale Goods Reduced for complete disposal at less than half price in many instances. ---------- . ------- - — ; —- The Paris T he Dalles, Oregon ........................................... mrmvm * m ’”<V**** w * U •■••••■•■■•■«««■ ■Uea,ape,aeaJA1«Uj>«O,a«Aa«X*-U*iajFxU.ip.epaee,e,jeeeeee,,jit*. RAtfeW í
