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About Sherman County journal. (Moro, Or.) 1931-current | View Entire Issue (Aug. 20, 1937)
MM» • TOM BUKHMAN VUUNTV JO V UN AL, MORO. URHOON r c FRIDAY, AVOUBT « , 1UT Grass Valley 1 |> 1 01*113HQ ft HStOf After Berries In Mountains Kent Sunday M isa M argaret Trabue, w ho w ill o f H illsboro; and Em m a R uth al . a teach th e I f t h and six th gra d es in Junior Cram er o f T he D alles w ere G rass V a lley th is w inter, w as here here FH day v isitin g a t th e T . M. I ». T hursday to confer w ith th e coun R olfe hom e an d w ith Mr. and M r s.! « a a a . t y school su p erin ten d en t She lives D ick Huhm an. T hey also v isited ! I f PACllPS A t M rs, P erry's d aughter, (Mrs. John! * v u v u v o a as. in The D alles. I r _ R olfe and infant 9on, who are in Bob H oskinson is ta k in g a part The D a lles hospital. » j o f his earned vacation period and Mr. and Mrs. Louis Dickson w ere j w ith h is w ife and son e x p ects to v isito rs here from A ntelope Satur-I ! R ev. C. F . Sw anders o f Portland Mr. and M rs. P aul Goddard re take a trip down th e coast to Cal Mrs. A lfred Kock, daughter day. tJ turned from R eedsport Sunday ifornia. M argaret and M iss C assie H olm es conducted church serivces at the Mrs. J. H. W ilt le ft S atu r H arlow P arkins, form erly super-1 je f t M onday for m aking th e trip by w a y o f K lam C hristian church Sunday. Mr, H ood for day w ith her daughter, Mrs. Ray ath F a lls and C rater lake. T hey intendent at th e local CCC c a m p ,: huckleberries B lake, and M arjorie Blake for ~ Mr. and Mrs. Marvin R osbiough w as here Saturday and Sunday a ■’ p v are Looking for a house so they from A thena w here he i , now \ John an<* * n<iy ^ “ 5 Wer*i Seask le f o r several w eek s vacation. and children o f R ockville, M issouri, ca n g e t located before school w orking business visitors in The D alles and Mrs. Buck M iller w as a visito i i an ^ and Mrs. G. W. B arnet of sta r ts. _ , ! Portland M onday returning T ues- in The D alles F riday. The D alles were dinner g u ests at Lloyd H ennagin and R ay Blake da y or W ednesday. Mrs. L. H. N ahouse returned Mr. and M rs. Andrew P a tjen s! the w Am ick hom e Saturday, from T ygh V a lley w here she had and fam ilies w ere in Portland last; M r. and Mrs. W alter W ark and and sons o f Shanik0 attended i G eorge W itter attended Luther- Sunday to attend a picnic o f em - 8on Edw ard o f Los G gtos, C alif. been sta y in g w ith her m other, Mrs. an church services in Grass V al v*8 N ational Bank, stopped to v isit Mr. and M rs, J. S. church services here Sunday. E. O lds, for several days. Mrs P ley Sunday. G eorge W itter o f Kent is w ork w ich w as held a t Jan tzen park. N ew com b on Monday on their w ay O lds is much im proved, she sa y s. June Brockw ay w ho has been at Mrs. Irvin g H art and son re- to i daho. ing on the w ell af the Eben Kee C. F . Redmond has been here the W. C. H elyer home the past turned from the h osp ital e a r ly th is Bill Roth and Verl Techner of ranch. th is w eek from P ortlan d . week. three w eeks left Sunday for her Mrs. Allen and ion A lton o f The M aupin w en t to the Goldendale D. E. Stephens le ft T uesday a f D alles visited her daughter and, hom e at Yakim a. Fred (Pickett w as here W ednes Jam boree Saturday. ternoon for Pendleton to m ake one M elvin E velyn Davis le ft Sunday for Mr. and Mrs. H enry R oth took fa m ily Mr. and M rs. o f his periodical v isits to the day and Thursday from F o ssil -for F ulkerson Sunday. -» The D alles where she planned to a brief v isit w ith old frien d s. th eir son H enry to The D alles Sat branch experim ent sta tio n s there. Mr. and Mrs. „ Arch F ortner, accom pany Mr. and Mrs. W. I. Eck C ertificates for teachers have been urday see a doctor about the in- He returned W ednesday. d aughter H elen and son Robert t 0 the coa?t fo r a few days vaca received by th e cou n ty school jury to h is back, Mrs. Em m a Sayrs w as taken to Ivan G ervais and Max Van A us- returned Sunday from R itter w here tion. th e hospital W ednesday m orning superintendent. Included In the list E rrett W ilson left' Friday for fo r X -ray exam ination it b ein g are th ose o f M iss J e a n e tte Turner dal w ere visitors In The D alles th e y have been fo r several m onths. Em m a E llen le f t fo r (Ritter a fter Portland w here he expected to n- o f H eppner w ho w ill teach in th e S atu rd ay. feared that she had pneum onia Mr. and Mrs. N . J. N ew ell and her p aren ts returned. Mr. and Mrs. list in the navy. Mrs. H. W. D albv sp en t the nàst R ufus h igh school, M iss Ju n e w eek here from B onneville v isit Brow n w ho Will ta k e the place a t d au gh ter o f A rlington w ere over- Sam D avis brought them home. Mr. and Mrs. Dale H ow ell and Mr. and Mrs. C h ester Clark w ere son P hillip ^ e r e Sunday gu ests at in g w ith her m other, Mrs. C. B. Moro le ft vacant by M iss E vaw ynne n ig h t g u e sts o f Mr. and Mrs. Buck Jones. M iss N an Sm ith who w ill M iller M onday, in Goldendale Sunday taking in the the Fred C o x h o m e near G t Ô ss V al Ginn. M rs. Fred Cox and daughter Jam boree. Mr. and Mrs. W ily K nighten and teach the in term ed iate grade at ley. E llen w ere visitors in The D alles Mr. and Mrs. E rnest B la y lo ck children cam e home Sunday from Kent. Mr. and Mrs. Jake E slin ger and la st W ednesday. A lbany w here th ey had attended w ere in T he Dalle» Sunday to v isit chiWren and Robert E slin ger of Mr. and Mrs. Tom lAlley w ere th eir daughter and fa m ily , Mr. and c the sta te convention o f the A m eri V alley attended church here in T he D alles Saturday. Mrs. Earl S aw tell. , Sunday. can Lee-ion to which both o f them Mrs. Ed A lley and daughter Lila w ere d elegates. Mr. and M rs. 1A. F . B a k er an d , N ellie W ilson w en t to Portland Lee w ere v isitin g in The D alle« s"n„ Cla,,T r " . V"“ tor> " C ounty A g en t LeR oy W right has The Sunday w here she w ill spend a T uesday and W ednesday. been at home th is w eek w ith a D alles W ednesday. - , j ew d v isitin g relatives. D ale Baker w as in Moro Monday Raym ond E sh n ger left S unday, T ~ ~ a case of to n silitis. ta k in g an exam ination in history for his home a t Hillsboro afteV „ D m "er 5 “eata a t theJ ' C ™ ,ls“n W. H. R agsdale and son H arry and W ashington School Law from spending several w e e k , w orking home Sunday w ere: Rev. C F . w ere here F riday on business for . r Sw ander and son C ourtney of P ort the M id-Columbia PCA and for Oregon home m akers interested Supt. W ily K nighten. land, Mrs. Ida D avis, Pauline D avis M iss A lta W alters of Hood R iv them selves. in building or rem odelling for and Mrs. C larice Sacre o f ¿Moro and er sp en t the w eek end at the L. D. Dr. H. C. Curry, th e S ea ttle Op greater com fort and convenience The Flour at Fault Mrs. Dick Reckm an Jr. and dau gh to m etrist w ho has m ade P ro fes w ill have an opportunity in the May hom e. “ I w ish to com plain,” said Mrs. ter o f G rass V alley. Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Gervais and sional v isits to Moro fo r years, ano next few m onths to view a s u g g e s N ew lyw ed , “about the flour you Mr. and M rs. H arry (Pope and ___ a __J Lee spent + Sunday at Indian sold m e._ It w as tou gh .” is know n for good Optical work, ted set-up for a farm fa m ily kitch- Irm .** children o f C orvallis w ere gu eets a t n®*r A ntelope, at reasonable prices, w ill a g a in be en, carefu lly planned as to h eigh ts “T ough, M a’a m ? ” asked the a s Mr8' E lsie R ust °J Shaniko and the J. H. W ilson hom e M onday. a t H otel Moro on A u g u st 26 f o r o f w orking surface», .to r a g e spaces tonished grocer. and other im portant details. , her m other, Mrs. Frances B .bby one day. E yes E xam ined and G lass Judge Carl Hendricks w as a b rief “ Y es, tough! I made a pie w ith Such a kitchen has been built on w ere v isitors in The Dalle* T ues- e s Ground to fit each E ye. A t it and m y h «s band could hardly eat caller at the J. M. W ilson home V a a c o on W ednesday, A uguat 2 6 ., a U a iier a t Oregon S ta te college, daJ; Sun d ay enroute t o h is hom e i i t . V a n c o u v e r Sun. * Mr. and» Mrs. Ben A gee and sil from A lbany w here he attended John K aseberg le ft this m orn and is now touring the sta te , v isit- daughter o f The D alles w ere vist- the L egion convention. in g fo r (Portland having finished in g fairs and other gath erin gs Met H a lfw ay — h arvesting on all his ranches in th e where it m ay be inspected by the iors at the R. A. Stow homer Sun “ H ow much o f your salary do county. public. A ccom panying it is an e x day. you take home to your w ife each HUDSON PONTIAC TERRAPLANE E stel H artley w as in<Kent Mon M iss H elen B a rtlett w as here hibit o f home electrical equipm ent pay d a y ? ” from Bend to v isit over the week and appliances, w ith a cost m eter day w ith the John D eere man put “N one o f it.” j * PETERSON MOTOR C O ' end w ith her cousin M iss Leora which w ill indicate which appliance tin g up a combine for L. V. Walton.- “H ow ’s th a t ? ” Mrs. Leona Baker and children P eetz. is running and ex a ctly how much 217 E. THIRD ST. “She m eets me at the gate and of Elm a, Wn., arrived Monday to E ugene Joyal is w orking in the it is co stin g an hour. takes it home h erself.”— M ontreal THE DALLES. OREGON v isit h^r parents Mr. and IM t s . I. m ain str e e t barber shop th is week The dem onstration kitchen w as Star. during the absence o f Clyde Sim p planned to meet "the needs of the D. Pike. Unusual Values lu Used Cart V isitors in The D alles on Mon son. He is from W asco. average farm fam ily in O regon, One— G etting th is $50 from my day included Ed A lley and d a u g h husband w as like tak in g candy M rs. E liza H uis is here this week keeping in mind th e m utiple p u r 28 To Select Front ter Lila Lee; Mrs. H enry T etz and to look a fter her fa rm e a st of poses w hich this room is called up fram a* baby. ‘ , daughter;* Mr. and Mrs. W ayne nt 4th ft Union Tw o— Y es, he certain ly did put tow n farm ed by W ilford B elshe. on to serve, points out Mrs. A zalea Spoor and children: S ager, sta te leader o f home eco She is from K lam ath F a lls. A.-- (Among those w ho attended the up a terriffic holler. TELEPHONE 120 Gordon McKee w as brought nom ics extension at O. S. C., w ho planned tkp exh ib it w ith the co show in The D alles Sunday w ere: home from the hospital Sunday. Bud Coon; Mrs. Glen Fairchild, Vic Barr sp en t the week end operation o f other m em bers o f the When Your Shoes need repan d aughters F rances and D orothy her? from the, CCC cam p in M al extension and home econom ics re and son John; Mr. and Mrs. Ted send them to heur county w here he is w orking. search staffs. H eigh ts o f w orking K e lly lJ o h n R olfe, E verett Dunlap; Mrs. Bill M ains from lArosa, C al su rfaces are based on the resu lts Mr. and (Mrs. Dean Olds and sons; A tto rn ey A t L a w ifornia and her aunt from Los o f a decent survey o f tliose p re Mr. and Mrs. A lfred P ayne and A n geles, stopped for a b rief v isit ferred by some 500 hom e m akers Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Bruckert. REPAIRING GOOD SHOE w ith Mrs. Lucy R u ggles la st Mon in Oregon and W ashington. M oro a r d W asco A. M. Z evely returned la st F ri | 1 04 Second St-.*, » A bulletin has been prepared for day, enroute to V ancouver, W ash THE DALLF* distribution to those interested in day from the veterans hospital in ington.. Portland w here he has been several M iss Mildred N ickerson o f S il kitchen planning, covering use o f w eeks fo r medical treatm ent. color in the kitchen, standards of verton, arrived la st F riday m orn M rs. John P ep-y, son V irgil, ing for a two w eek s sta y w ith the kitchen planning, adequate kitchen daughter E va, and Joe Benner all ligh tin g, kitchen plans for O regon A. S Joh n so n fa m ily , en route to Grand V iew , W ash., w here she w ill farm hom es, and a description o f the dem onstration kitchen, m a ter teach th is school year. ials and construction standards, The foundation o f the office build and w orking surface h eig h ts. W ork in g o f the Moro Grain Growers is a n e c e s s ity in b u s in e s s . R e lia b le ing draw ings o f the b u ilt-in s in is being strengthened th is w eek by' the trailer kitchen m ay be ob tain g o o d s, R e lia b le b u s in e s s m e t h e d s ,F a ir another w all and concrete butt- ed at co st from the sta te co lleg e m ents to prevent w arping and 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 extension service a t C orvallis. Dr. H. C. Curry, the old sliding. 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 Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Barnum re Sh-h. . Reliable Optometrist of Seat turned from G overnm ent Camp ch a n t a n d c u sto m e r . “Bob B u m s has established h im tle who has made Profession near S teven son , W ash., w here th ey se lf as a leading hum orist by ly in g F o r H a r v e s t N e e d s in G r o c e r ie s have spent a vacation o f a couple al visits to Moro for years about his k in folk s.” o f w eeks. a n d G lo th ig w e h a v e m e r c h a n d i s e t h a t ‘‘Y eah, and I know som e w ho will again be a t ---- Mr. and Mrs. M. A. Bull return would even be fu n n ier if th e y ’d tell w i l l p le a s © a t p r i c e s t h a t p l e a s e . ed la st week from Cam p Sherm an the truth about th eirs.” after a vacation sta y o f a couple H o te l M oro Q u a lity . o f w eeks. H e’d Like to Go A long T h u rsd ay, A ug. 2 6 L. R. French returned to P o r t V a lle y S to re , “P lease, sir ,” said the clerk, “I ’d land Monday. like to have n e x t w eek off if it is Mrs. R. W. Pinkerton w as for one day. Eyes examined u iK n x n ;:::::gttttcm nT w nT n:nnninm nnm nni»i»u»i i n » n « n t i n u n » » u con ven ien t.” brought home W ednesday from The “ Oh, you w o u ld ? 0 said the em Glasses fitted bring in the D alles w here she. suffered a stroke ployer. “ May I sak w hat fo r .” o f paralysis la st w eek. “ W ell, m y young lady is go in g on School Children. Carl Hendricks o f F ossil and her honeym oon, and I ’d like to go M att Sim on o f G rass V alley w ere w ith h er.”— T id-B its. A t W asco in A lbany la st w eek end to attend th e L egion convention. Mrs. M illie Baby T alk W ed n esd a y , A ug. 2 5 von B orstel represented the Kdnt “ Is Sue m arried.” U n it a t A lbany. “No; is ’o o ? ” Mr. and Mrs. Trum an S tro n g and daughter, H elen , le ft M onday are sole local agent for- m orning fo r E ugene to v is it Mr. Strong's m other and s iste r and a l low Helen to g e t acquainted w ith th e cam pus w here she w ill attend school th is w inter. Returns For Opening of School Season Homemakers’ Trailer On Trip Through State Mra. G eorge F lin t w en t to E u- g e n e l a i t ' W ednesday where she v isite d her daughter N orville w ho is sp en d in g th e sum m er, there. Mr. and Mrs. J . L. J fa tth e s w ere v isito r s a t the W illard g a r n e t hom e a t G rass V alley Sunday. Com m unity P resbyterian Church Lawrence H. M itchel more, M inister P ercival— Our fa m ily is a good deal m ore aristocratic than yours; w e’ve g o t fo refath ers, we have. C hristian Science Society H eyton— T h a t’s nothing; my Church services on Sunday morn m other had four husbands. in g begin a t eleven o ’clock. The subject o f the Lesson-serm on for N ew Definition A u g u st 22 is ‘1MJND.” Teacher— W hat are relatives? W ednesday even in g m eeting, Y oung W ebster — People that w hich includes testim on ies of C hriatian Science heeling», b eg in » , slf ep a t ,your ho“ se over niffht a t e ig h t o'clock. I when th ey re on a tr,p ' The reading room in the rear ol the church has an attendant after each serivce. W asco M ethodist Church Sunday School at 10 a. m. $ 1 . 6 0 a g a l. Asbestos Roof Paint . 3 8 a g a l. Master Painters Red Paint 1 . 6 0 a g a l. Harness Oil Neatsfoot compound . 6 0 a gal. Adjustable Flyscreens . 9 5 e a c h Car of Coal in Transit Place your Order» now for off car Delivery Tum-A-Lum Lumber Co G r a s s V a lle y , O re g o n LOST: B etw een John C onroy’s ranch and Grass V alley, Thursday, A u g u st 12, a Model A Ford tire and rim. 'Reward. A . , W. McLeod, Moro, Phone 454. / USE S-W BASUL The New Copper Compound for Efficient . Economical, Easy Control TMK K MOW STINKING SMUT DESTROYS UNTREATED WHEAT Y .i For Sale: 480 acre fa rm , known as the Onah Iw dSedler Farm’ near W asco— running Water— 430 acres in cultivation. Term s— H. L. MOR R IS, M A U P IN , Oregon, phone 17- F88 40-41-42 F or Sale: Corridale ram s 'a n d ew es, w ith paper or w ithout. W al lace M ay, Graas V alley 41-42 F or Sale or Trade: * L ate 1033 C hevrolet truck, «take rack, good tires, ju st rebuilt. See. it a t J. S. N ew com bs, G rass V alley. C m ' , Aiwa,, ft gt aia Isatis ed sm nft« • __ ■ j wSeeJ kernel W 1,100 m « m I i « eft a SflMft Or#WS ftfbdl wkaat W" ftp «A m i ekai. TI m S m « m * el S m WK m A« p«« A sm fka aaStia kavaal dbaa^an Ä__ Ae I baN M U II m I Bvekele »f Wheel «A m i E m m I « MM mmi U> ««fr^UUft «*«■» »"*> h ÍSwLbeíebe* ' * " ^ ft « « m l O m fo u p d t o b e a b e tte r w a y o f tr e a tin g w h e a t er and more thorough job. Phone 9 3 . Before you p la n t grain -R A I m B a su l h a s b e e n tr ie d b y lo c a l fa r m e r s and K__ Fly Spray Moro Grain Growers Ass’n j Classified Ads. C lass- a t T u m -A -L u m Z e ig le r s W e have installed a new Parr electric hoist to make greasing an easi MORO , W A SC O . Specials R e lia b ility - BASUL LAW YER A u g u st a n d S e p tem b er WERNMARK’S CAR GREASING T . L ester J o h n so n G rass V alley B aptist Church Gerald C. Dryden, Pastor. GEORGE G. UPDEGRAFF Coming Again es fo r a ll a g e s, ^ M orning W orship a t 11. Sob- )ect, “ In th e B egin n in g, God.** Gen. 1:1) Church Service at G rass V alley at 2 p. m. O N’T let Bunt or Smut infection rob your yield and profits. U se the improved treatment— Sherw in-W illiam s BASUL. BASUL is sjin sp ew d er which adheres especially well to the grain. It is a vast improve ment over copper carbonate, because it costs less per pound, provides equal or better con trol, and is easily applied with standard seed treating equip ment. BASUL contains *32% metallic copper—the same as high grade copper carbonates —so use it at only 2 ounces per » bushel o f seed. - In actual tests by many ex periment stations throughout the country, BASUL has given equal or better results than cop per carbonate and other prod ucts designed for bunt and smut control! Seed treated with BASUL can be stored for months without injury; w ill not “set” in the drill. So BASUL is proving gen uinely good news for wheat growers—bsttor m m t ceetrsl at • lower cost with greater cod- venience! • D a g a in s t s m u t. TJtt tht MoJtm MttboJ for SMUT Coatrol Standard oils and greases are used 1 Reduce throughout and experienced labor in Smut Losses by using i the best possible treatment. ■ sures a satisfactory job. SA V E G A S SA V E W EA R O flt 1 FOSS & COMPANY A la r g e s t o c k w ill b e o n h a n d t h is fa ll t o fill all d e m a n d s. See Your Dealer for Prices and Supplies o f BASUL and Sherwin-Williams 30-33% Copper Carbooetei I........ ............................................................................................................................ ... I 1 1 1, SS 1 $
