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«MftKMAN COUNTY JOURNAL.
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Î FRIDAY. JULY 30. 1937
PAQB T H I O
, CONSERVATION
Continued from page one.
Ofifôon «CRÛS VWGtf fWMB C IW
| vallis to formulate suggestions for
COUNTS) BM--M
, changes in the 1938 program.
ram
muL.
Representative l armors were at
the conference from all leading
farm sections of the state, many of
1 them being men who have had ex-
; perience with the inner workings
1 of the AAA through service on
Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Fulkersop
Enrollment« for CCC work will
be taken only on a six month basis ' community, county or state com- have moved to the Dugger house as
< mittees. Following are excerpts Wallace May purchased the house
according te word received from V.
I
D. Carlson of the State Relief from the opinions expressed by a they have vacated.
, few of these men in the course of
Bill Beuther was in The Dalles
committee by Tom Grfrrett, local
the conference.
Saturday to bring his wife and in
chairman.
E. H. Miller, Lexington: “The fant son home from the hospital.
Jim Hayes, publicity man of the
wheat farmers ox the Columbia
Mr. and Mrs. Holmes E. Wright
Union Pacific company was here
basin are finding that the program of Sunnyside, Wash., airived at the
Tuesday „night while on his way te
is far more than a mere sop thrown Art Bibby home Monday for a few
Bend.
to us in the form of benefit pay days visit before going to visit her
Donald Thompson, son of Mr.
ments. We have been able to turn brother and family, Mr. and Mrs.
and Mrs. Dewey Thompson, was
thousands of acres of low-produc Marion Van Metre.
operated on for appendicitis Friday
ing land back to grass, and saved
and is getting along very well.
other thousands from blow,damage k Mr. and Mrs. Herman Schilling
Mrs. Charles Henn arrived Fri
through following the practices en and son* Robert went to Redmond
day to be with her husband who
couraged under the program. Wc to visit Mrs. Bertha HeSse Sunday.
expects to remain here until after
Verl Techner of Maupin was a
are not fooled by temporary dollar
^harvest. They have rooms with wheat, and would like a continua visitor at the Henry Roth home
Mrs. Ginn.
The Dalles spent the week end Wf
i i t
tion of a program which will en last Tuesday.
Karl Eaton spent Friday and courage conpntied diversion of the
Henry, Bill and Ixiuise Roth at visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs
Mr 0111311
„ Saturday in the county from Pen poorer lands into gras« instead of tended^ dance in The Dalles Sat Jim Blagg
-
* H VUMU*
dleton where he now operates wheat.“
urday night.
Don Smith was in The Dalles
tourist cabins. He was looking af
Ivan
Gervais
and
(Melvin
Badger
last
Thursday to bring his wife and
Frank B. Harlow, Eugene: “Ap
ter his crop
spent
the
week
end
in
The
Dalles.
infant
son home.
Mrs. D. R. Burroughs, a niece plying the program to smaller di
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Engel and
W. M. (McQueen of the Liquor
versified
fruit
farms
has
not
been
of Mrs. Lucy Ruggles, and hus
daughter Shirley were The Dalles Control Commission of Oiegon was
band of Knightsen, California, simple. We are primarily interest visitors Friday.
a business visitor here Saturday
stopped for a brief visit in Sher ed in maintaining fertility and pre
Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Doyle are now evening.
venting
erosion
in
our
orchards
man county Monday while on their
Mrs. W. C. Helyer spent the first
Mr. and Mrs. John Maclnnes of
and berry fields. The 1937 program riding in a new Plymouth Coupe.
way to Missoula, Montana
three days of last week in Portland
Kent
were
visitors
here
Monday.
strongly encourages the use of win
Mrs. W. C. Helyer and Mrs.
Rev Allison Rogers and wife and
. A r\ i
j
iz
i with her daughte», (Mrs.- Clifford
ter
cover
crops,
and
we
would
like
Durward
Helyer of Kent were visi
Mrs. A. A. Dunlap and son Ken-' uilmann who is a patient in a
mother-in-law, Mrs. Fredrick Cope
drjck, daughter Anita,
Wanda hospital there.
of Vancouver, Washington, arrived to see this extended even further.’’ tors here Monday.
Fred Cox and wife and Earle Cantrall, Ethel and Kenneth Bar-| Mr and Mrg Harold Howell and
in Moro Tuesday for a few days E. H. DeLong, LaGrande: The ma
visit with Mrs. Martha Cope, a jority of our farmers see more in- Shipley were visiting Miss Ellen nett and Darrel Haynes went t o (Chndren are spending a few
the program than the benefit pay at the hospital Sunday.
buttle Lake Saturday evening, re- herc at the H< g Morrow ho-rne.
cousin.
Fred Stradley and wife and turning Sunday to Redmond for a
IMrs. O. E. Dyer entertained a ments, and we expect more from it.
Frank J. burner of Portland was
group of young folks Tuesday af As a dairyman, I find the 1937 daughter Doris were visitors in ball gam e.-
a
dinner
guests at the J. C. Wilson
program
more
applicable
than
the
The
Dalles
Friday.
Ed Ally and wife accompanied
ternoon, celebrating the birthday of
home Friday evening.
first
one,
and
I
think
the
1938
pro
Dr,
C.
L.
Poley
of
Moro
and
.M
r
i
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Walter
May
of
Moro,
her daughter Ruth.
A
passed u
gram may be improved without Mathews of The Dalles weie visi- to Bend Monday where they attend
~ large four point , deer
u
P
A group of neighbors surprised making radical changes. Union tors here Monday.
kali
through
J.
H.
Wilson’s
home
ranch
w
ed the ball game.
Mrs. L. L. Peetz Tuesday evening county has reduced its wheat acre
r ‘4
Monday morning.
Paul Alley and IMrs. Alley of
Mr. and M s. A F. Balzer and
at her home. The occasion being age and is attacking the problem
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Wilson and
Wasco were here Sunday visiting son Clair were in The Dalles Sun- daughter5
and Dorothy and
her birthday anniversary.
of wind erosion.”
relatives.
*
day visiting her parents, Mr. and son Paul Allen of Oaksdale, Wn.,
Mrs. Arthur Christiansen enter
Robert L. Weir, Lakeview: “The
Mrs. Mark McCormack of Port Mrs. C. R. Bruckert.
tained the junior bridge club at her 1936 range program was a “ding
were visiting the former’s parents,
land is here visiting her mother,
Luke Bibby of Heppner brought Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Wilson Satur
.house Friday afternoon.
er,” and did usi_a lot of good. Un-, Mrs. Pauline Wilcox,
his mother home after several day
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’■•Mrs. A. H Barnum entertained fortunately the 1937 program is not
W. C. Todd started for Grants weeks visit.
A
number
of Kent folks attended
the jolly dozen club and guests so good since the building of out- Pass Saturday but had an accident
Bert Cox and wife and Warren the dances at Willowdale and Grass
Friday afternoon with five hun side fences was eliminated as fin in Cow Canyon, turning his car
Morgan were visitors in The Dalles Valley Saturday evening.
dred.
improvement practice. I believe it over and damaging it somewhat,
Tuesday.
•
Mrs H. E. Morrow is staying in
Mr. and Mrs. Carroll Akers and is a fundamental conservation prac He was slightly injured, and was
Mrs. Estel Hartley took her Portland a few days where she
family of Bend visited at the Lloyd tice both for private and publically taken to a hospital for x-ray.
Hennagin home in Moro this week. owned range land to encourage ade-
Earl Olds and Charles Lemley brother Andy Reckman back to the went for medical care.
M i.and (Mrs. I. E Wilson and
Mrs. W. B. Johnston and her quate fencing of range holdings.” took a truck load of stock to Port- hospital Wednesday for further
treatment.
daughters
Billie and Naomi of
x sister, Mrs. Carrie Sells of Chicago
land Sunday.
Weverly,
Wash.,
arrived here Fri
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Dell
Olds
and
Betty
are visiting here with Theodore
Henry Roth and wife and son
day accompanied by Helen Wilson
Lou
were
Sunday
visitors
with
Mr.
Johnston and wife this week.
I Henry were visitors in Tht* Dalles
and Mrs,. H arry Heising on the
; Friday. »
Harvey Thompson and wife came
HUDSON
PONTIAC
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Hannon of Metolius.
TERRARLANE
up from. Donald this week. Since
The Turn A Lum Company has
Kinzua were visiting at the Joe
Harvey has gotten- out of the hos
been building an addition on to its
* ‘J Bibby home Sunday. ’
pital he has gained weight and Christian Science S o ciety ''
PETERSQ.N MOTOR CO.
The, subject of the Lesson-Ser-
Lila Lee Alley and Nelda Feely office near the lumber yard.
looks ruskier than for many years,
217 E. THIRD ST.
mnn at the Christian Science of The Dalles are visiting their
and he says he feels fine.
Mrs. Chubb—I must^say dances
church
is
“LOVE.”
uncle
and
aunt,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
John
THE DALLÉS. OREGON
Relatives and friends of Mrs.
today are quite different from-what
Church services on Sunday morn- Block at Bakeoven, for a week,
Orrin Ramsey visited with her
they were when I was a young
Unusual Values In Used Can
last Sunday at her summer ifome ing begin at eleven o ’clock and on * Mr and Mrs Dick Huhman and lady.
naar*v Wamic.
Her sister, Mrs. W ednesdaj evening at eight o clock family were in The Dalles over the
Mrs.
Gabley—Yes,
I
remember,
28 To Select From
Bess Erskine, four brothers, Char The Wednesday evening meetings week end, Jeanette staying down too. In those days when a young
include
testimonies
of
Christian
for medical treatm ent.
les, Roscoe, Harry and Carl Yar
at 4th & Union
girl had nothing to wear she stayed
Vern Mobley and Mrs. IMobley of at home.
nell with their fam ilies'and rela Science healings. The reading room
is
in
the
rear
of
the
church
with
an
Kent were here Monday visiting
tives of Mr. Ramsey from Bend all
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came to spend the day. Her moth attendant in charge after, each her parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. A.
service.
Dunlap.
er is with her for several weeks.
When Your Shoes need repaii
Mr. and Mrs. B. W. Guy of Was
Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Foss and
co spent Satur8ay evening visiting
daughter, Mrs. L. E. Kaseberg LUTHERAN CHURCH
’ send them to
The Lutheran church service, at the J, S. Newcomb home,
were in Portland last Saturday to
which
is
conducted
in
the
Grass
Tom Alley went to Portland Sat-
attend the funeral of J. A. Kuks,
A tto rn e y A t L aw
‘■■'L V
.'v ,
bJu,l* n? »"tay •"<* ■brought Mrs. Alley and
who was formerly a brother-in-
will be held the third and fifth Mildred home Sunday.
law of Mrs. Foss.
GOOD SHOE
REPAIRING
M oro a n d W a sco
G
gchamel of P r o w r , Wn.,
* Mary Pinkerton returned from Sunday, in Auguat. On Auguat
first
the
m
is.ion.ry
is
preaching
was
here
Saturday
vi,
i
ting
friends.
04 Second St. : THE D a LLF>
the hospital Thursday after spend
Anita Dunlap returned home last
ing nearly three weeks there after elsewhere. P le « e mark the dates:
August 15, and August 29th.
Thursday from Yamhill where she
an operation for appendicitis.
H. H. Fleckenstein, spent a week visiting her uncle
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wilson and
Missionary. Guy Haynes, and family.
children left Wednesday for a va
cation trip of a few days.
Clyde Smith and wife were visi
Grass Valley Baptist Church
tors, in The Dalles last Wednesday?
Roy Shirley, a student at Ore
Gerald C. Dryden, Pastor.
gon State, is working at the SCS
Bus Logan and Mrs. Logan of
10: a. m. Bible School.
,
Oakland, Calif., arrived here last
camp making a map of the Grass
11: a. m. Worshop Service.
is a n e c e s s it y in b u sin e ss.^ R e lia b le
Valley canyon drainage area for
Wednesday to spend a week with
Sermon topic—“Why I Believe her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. S.
use at the camp.
g o o d s, R e lia b le b u s in e s s m e th o d s ,F a ir
Guests at the A. S. Johnson home in the Holy Spirit.” The third Newcomb
study
in
the
series
on
the
theme
of
p r ic e s g o h a n d in b a n d to s tr e n g t h e n
Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Cunliff ar
, this week from Hood River, were
“Why I Believe—“
rived at the I/ester Smith ranch
Mr. Johsnon’s uncle, W. L. Reges-
th e b o n d o f c o n fid e n c e b e t w e e n m e r
8 p. m. Evening service. The 3rd Saturday, to stay through harvest.
ter, and Miss Taza Regester.
and
final
in
the
series
of
“The
pur-
chant, a n d c u sto m e r .
Gus Engstrom and wife went
Ralph Brisbine and wife and son
pose of the Book.”
with Tom Alley to The Dalles from
««turned home last week and
F o r H a r v e s t N e e d s in G r o c e r ie s
tRalph started work again for the Itu dm' Thur8d*y’ Priyer ,n d Bible where théy'ie'ft by train forCeda^
an d C lo th ig w e h a v e m e r c h a n d is e th a t
Springs, Missouri, to visit relatives
first time since his recent opera
tion.
They plan on a six weeks stay.
w i l l p le a s e at p r ic e s th a t p le a s e .
Community Presbyterian Church
Mr. and Mrs. Ross Hart arrived
Mrs. Wayland Weld and Mrs.
Lawrence H. Mitchel more. Minister
-from Beaverton Saturday, and will
Bus Logan of Oakland, Calif., were
10 a. m. Bible study and wor
Q u a lity
visitors
in Wasco Sunday.
yemain here until after harvest.
ship.
V a lle y
S to re
A. M. Zevely was admitted to
Walter May and wife drove to
11 a. m. Morning service with
the veteians hospital in Portland
^end Monday night to see the base
sermon “A World of Voices.”
last Wednesday for medical treat
ball game between the House of
7 p. m, Christian Endeavor
ment.},
David and the Bend Elks.
meeting for discussion of “Kill
■ -. — ?
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Blagg of
Mrs. N. W. Thompson was in Time? Put It to Good Uae.”
Portland the last of the week to
attend the funeral of J. A. Kuks.
L. bzPeetz and N. W. Thompson
on
made a trip down the old McDon
ald grade this week to inspect
property for the state veterans
aid commission.
Max McCall of the department of
agriculture in Washington D. C.
was here last week to inspect the
experimental farm. He is of the
bureau of plant industry which is
in charge of the station.
Eugene Courtney and wife were
up from The Dalles Thursday af
ternoon to look over the wheat and
see how the boys in the bank were
Doings of Moro
W allace May
People R e c o u n te d
Purchases Home
For P a s t W eek
In Grass Valley
Ill In Portland
Hospital
GEORGE G. UPDEGRAFF
WERN MARK’S
R e lia b ility -
who had been staying at the home ’ J. Norton and R. Abell w e p
ot her brother Paul at Oaksdale, business visitors In Pendleton Sat
Wn., since June. “Nig” anfi'fam urday.
ily and Helen had been taking a
Mrs. Betty Kelly who has beon
•two weeks vacation, at Seaside and here the past three months with
visiting relatives In the Willamette her daughter, Mrs. J. M. Wilson,
valley.
left Sunday for Orting, Wash., to
Miss Virginia, daughter of Mr. visit a month with Mr. and Mrs.
and Mrs. E. M. Helyer was operat W. R. Adams who are former Kent
residents.
ed on at Mid-Columbia hospital in -_
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The Dalles Thursday for appendici
tis. She is reported as convales- RURAL WALKERS PAY
( cent.
Despite the flux of the popula
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Justesen left tion into motor cars,* pedestrian
here Monday for their home at traffic deaths have increased 40 per
Umatilla, having spent the week cent, all motor vehicles fatalities
end here at the Fred Justesen 47 percent in the last decade. . Scor
ing this unbalanced high in pedes-
home.
The grange lady members are train casualties was a seven per
reminded that it will soon be fair cent decrease in urban deaths, 64
time and zthat canning must be per cent in rural deaths, reports
the Oregon Motor association.
done now for the fair.
M iss Ruby Wilson of Salem ar
Rural motor vehicle fatalities
rived here Friday to spend a few
have
climbed 157 per cent in the
weeks with her uncle, J. E. Norton
past
decade
while fatal city traffic
and family.
mishaps have increased but 27 per
Visitors at the J. C. Wilson home
cent, marking a striking change in
Saturday were: Mr. and Mrs. I. E. the traffic accident problem, the
Wilson of Waverly, Wash., IMrs. ; Oregon Motor Association com
Betty Kelly, Mrs. W. C. Helyer, ments.
Mrs. Durward Helyer and son
Gordon and Mrs. J. L. Matthes.
Read the ads in the Journal
GRAIN GROWERS
PORT of THE DALLES SOLICITS
YOUR GRAIN SHIPMENTS
RATES: Handling . .
. . . . .................... 75c per ton
[Including 30 days storage]
S to ra g e .......................... 10c per ton per mo.
[After first 30 days]
IJdpacity: 750,000 bu.
We Guarantee Fast and Efficient Service
Federal Licensed Weighers
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Federal Warehouse Receipts
State Grades Quickly Obtained
Truck Scales
Drive direct to unloading point '
inside the warehouses
Full Assistance in Uuloading
IDENTIITY of all lots maintained
Pending Resumption River Service Rail Car
Loading Guaranteed
Transfer of field grain policies to
_Insurance Rating Bureau
PORT of THE DALLES
W e have installed a new Parr
electric hoist to make greasing an easi
er and more thorough job.
Standard oils and greases are used
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Classified Ads.
FOR SALE: Corriedale rams
ewes, with papers or without.
Wallace May, Grass Valley, ch-38
Dry Wood For Sale: Pine and
Fir — Bill Hull, Wamic. 38-40 pd
For paper hanging and kalso-
mining Sde Max K. Pluemke, Kent.
Ore.' 37-8-9 pd. - , t
throughout and experienced labor in-
sures a satisfactory job.
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SA V E W E A R
FOSS & COMPANY
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Pipe and Plumbing Fixtures Galore
A Good Used Radio
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Grass Valley
The Dalles, Oregon
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ust think of Telephone
Service as apart of your vaca
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ahead and reach friends. Use
ittocallHome.Long Distance
is nearly always right at hand
—quick and easy to use.
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