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About Sherman County journal. (Moro, Or.) 1931-current | View Entire Issue (July 23, 1937)
THC BBEMUN COUSYt JOURNAL. MUMU, UBJWWh FRIDAY, JULY N, 1M? Wasco Graia • 'k Growers Dine home Thursday eisco. • adore. from ** •» I Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Dolan of eral of Mrs. F. L. Barnett were Oak Grove spent Sunday at the son Rufus from Hood River, daugh Owen Barnett home. tera Jdrs. Id« Cloud and Mrs. S. W. The Klondike community club ^nbraxwi >hd son, O T. Ba/m-it met Saturday afternoon with Mrs. Charles Pcugh a b r o t h e r , ^ here Ormand Hilderrband. from McMiagHJle^ Miss Edith Ainsworth of Hub- Mr. and Mrs. Louis Scholl were Th« directors and warehouse fore bard and George Harris of Oregon here for several days resuming to njen of the Sherman Grain Grow City are visiting Miss Ainsworth’s Northwestern lake, thelt- summer ers met at the Sherman hotel foi sister, Mrs. R. M. Kaufman. ■ residence. * dinner Saturday evening and » Mr.s David Reid and children, Mrs. Mae Murchie and grand- business meeting followed. Veda and Gordon, spent a tew days daughter, Maxine Ballinger, re Miss Cleone Walsh and Archie' st Suttlc lake returning home Sun- turned to their home m The Dalle? Kirketfe were unitéd in marriage el d t> » following a visit of a week with Stevenson, Wash., July 4th. • Mrs. Lynden Lucas and daughter Mrs. B e u S ta n le y Fern Allen of The DaliCs-is a Ann and Mrs. Eva Doane of The Mrs. Augusta rtucku. and Mrs. visitor at the A nay Shearer home Dalles spent Sunday with relatives. Adeline Hull were visitors in Port- Mrs. O. G. Hildrebrand and tw< Jess Leonard and family return- land Sunday. • boys,'Gordon and Joe, accompanied ,ed to Wasco Sunday. _ - “4 Mrs. Way and Weld and children by her mother, Mrs. Sarah Barnett Miss Beryl Sheets is assisting of Bonnevdle spent Sunday here spent the first part of the week in __ r* 11 *i in the office. and Gale remained for a lonjjer Mrs. 6. Estrelle Hailey Portland. Attending the recital given by Mr and Mrs Bruce Grady spcnt Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Howell Vivian Trounce in Moro last Wed- tfae ftrst of the week in Portiand. Margaret McDermid and Jean Spei neaday i/ight were Miss Mary: Migg Mary Fortner ieft Wasco cer drove to Portland Sunday tn Jeanette Sargent who gave piano Thuraday for Portland returning see the fleet. selections, her parents, Rev. and gunday Mrs. Fred Fortner spent . three J 1 Mrs. Connall, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. weeks on a business trip with Mr. I Mills and children, Miss Ida Coats, Fortner returning to Wasco Sun-| \Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Kaseberg, day. j Mis. Jennie Porter and Margaret T. Lester Johnson Mrs. Anna Lee returned from! McDermid. Net Perce, Idaho following a stay | Mrs. E. D McKee entertained her, LAWYER \ of a month there with relatives. contract club Wednesday after Dessie Hearing is employed in j noon.. Dessert luncheon was fol WASCO MORO The Dalles. lowed by two tables of cards with Miss Jean Hall of Corvallis spent Mrs. J T. Johnson winning high MMue time visiting here with friends. She was a house guest of Katherine Richelderfer. Mrs. Maud Akers left with Lyle ¡ Wallan for Walla Walla where she visited with his parents, Mr. and Se<? us for Sodium Chlorate and Atlacide Mrs. W. A. Wallan. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Medler visited their son-in-law and daugh V.C. Family and Princess Fleur ter, Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Lowell a t , Alderdale Sunday. ' Feeds Grain Bags » Mrs. B. Estrelle Hailey spent the ry and Poultry Feeds * ¿Twine week end at Northwestern lake. A celebration of a family birth led Grains Concentrates day dinner for (Mrs. Grant Arms- worthy was enjoyed Sunday at her rrr Salt home. Miss Marie Andrews returruwl and Discuss ti WASCO MARKET RED 4 WHITE STORE Groceries—Meats—F resh Fruits and Vegetables in Season Sherm an C ooperative G rain . G ro w e rs * : : Mrs. Ed Feldman was in Port land on business last week. Work pn the new culvert across the ditch is about completed mak ing a needed and permanent im provement to the appearance and .safety of the city. The county crew was in charge of the work. You to CARD OF THANKS We take this means of giving our sincere and heartfelt thanks to the friends who aided and com forted us following the death and funeral of our wife and mother. F. L. Barnett and family. Many Didn’t Buy Tractors — B u t t h e y p a id V fo r th e m a n y w a y C g .ce y o u ’v e d is c o v e r e d t h i s p e r f e c t ly - designed new Duo-ThArm fuel oil hum« i r j r a n g e , o n c e y o u 'v e i t s sm ooth, flowing lines and gleam ing porcelain c .. .mai finish, once you va studied its m an y features for added convenience i ...d fin e r c o o k i n g p e r f o r m a n c e , you too w i l l say, “ Just th e range I’ve always v.-_ r.tcd .” B e a u t i f u l , c le a n , fast, noiseless and economical, th e D uo-Therm ii u-.ilike an y othor range you have ever seen or used. Com plete, w ith th e rerolu« txor.ary D u a l- C h a m b e r o i l b u r n e r , it is th e perfect range for m odem cooking, And horses are worth less today than then. One farmer’s horses have dropped $1500.00 in value. He lost 110 acres of-crop because he could not get it planted in time. The two losses would have jaid for the tractor . . . . to say noth ing of savings in operations that would have been effected by using a “Caterpillar” Diesel. Every day sees horse prices going lower be cause there’s less and less profit able work for horses. S,ee us now about changing to Diesel Power.. The sooner you change the more you save. Trade In Your Wood, Coal, or Flam e Stove The Dalies, Oregon : W asco, O regon S a fe ty Deposit Bôxes f o r Lease T n t Patronage Appreciated Trucks YOU CAN BUY YOUR AUTOMOBILE Trucks We are now coming into the truck season. Own a dependable ok’d truck and be independent. 'A Sun set Motor Co. ok’d truck is a piece of equipment that has been most thoroughly rebuilt; you can buy with the utmost confidence; it will do your job and do it well. TIMEcndMONEY THIS Rebuilt Trucks 1936- Ford T ruck 1935- C hev. T ruck $545.00 1934 Chev. T ruck 1935—1,425,209 people bought used cars from Chevrolet deal ers in the United States 1934—1,160,231 people bought used cars from Chevrolet deal ers in the United States 1936 OLD’S SEDAN,— beautiful gunmetal finish, recondi- tioned motor. 90 per cent rubber, clean mohair upholstery, a car you will be proud to " own and ok’d .........s W? 1936—2,019,839 people bought used cars from Chevrolet deal ers in the United States 1936 DODGE DE LUXE SEDAN— This car is beautifully finished. Motor has been reconditioned and new rubber. This car is tops and a snap fa 1935 IH tV K U l haSe truck, recor out, 32x6; 10-ply rubber ok’d ....... 1935- Ford Sedan D el 1933- C hev. Panel LD’S TOURING COUPE /L O W E S T COST FINANCING / ESTABLISH BUNK CREDIT /Y O U MAKE A CASH DEAL /INSURANCE PLACED LOCALLY 1936 CHEVROLET MASTER COUPE—This little coupe is fin ished in a very nice shade of green duco, has that easy knee action. A reconditioned motor 80 per cent rubber; you will like this one; ok’d NATIONAL BANK FIKST N A T IO N A l tA N K WEST O f T H i K O M IS " ""9 ,f "IO 1935 ' CHEVROLET MASTER, SPORT SEDAN with trunk. This' is one of the nicest 35 models we have offered for sale. New duco finish in apple green, recondition ed motors clean upholstery, and good rubber.1 Come in and let us demonstrate this car^fr to yoir............... JL— g* SHERMAN COUNTY BRANCH 1935 DODGE DE LUXE SEDAN gunmetal finish, fresh upholstery, 85 per cent rubber and a sweet —Finished in a brown duco, over hauled motor and clean upholstery. running motor, an M g" Good rubber. Come in ok’d car .................. Zfe and see this one. m ok’d at ....... ........ ZbOwJO 1934 CHEVROLET STANDARD COACH with trunk. Has recondi tioned motor. Very good finish, 80 per cent rubber and clean uphol stery. This is some g* little car & ok’d too C w Sunset Motor T h e D a lle s, O r e g o n Moro Garage w M oro, O r e g o n
