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About Sherman County journal. (Moro, Or.) 1931-current | View Entire Issue (Aug. 27, 1937)
e iO ^ 'r » ' «ttfe SHttHMAN COUNTY JOURNAL, MORO. OREGON F R ID A Y /AUGUST t l , I9Í7 FAQB TH RKR M Many Moro Famifie« Taking Vacation Trips at King City, California. The annual Sherman county picnic will be held at Laurelhuret park next Sunday, August 29. A basket lunch will be served. All Sherman countians of past and present are invited to attend and meet with friends. 4-H Club D em o n stra tio n s For P lum m er T rophy A w a rd 1 left Monday for Portland returning good to all men, especially unto The Wednesday evening Thursday. / them who are o f the household of includes testimonies of Christian Science healings. .The reading A. M. Zevely left Sunday morn faith.”—GaL 6:J0 room is located in the rear of the ing for Portland for the Veterans church building and has an at hospital for medical treatment. Grass Valley Baptist Church Fred Haynes of Corvallis is here 10 a. m. Bible School. Harvest will tendant at 4 the dose of each service. visiting his daughter and family soon be over. School will soon Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Dunlap. be starting. Let’s break our Gus Smith and son Don were in t attendance record. . LUTHERAN CHURCH The Dalles Tuesday, Gus to see a 11 a, m.. ‘ ‘‘Why I Believe in Sal On Sunday morning 11:00 o’ doctor. vation,** or “What the Bible clock the Lutheran church - con ducts a special mission service in Teaches About Salvation.” Mr. and Mrs. Ed Alley were vis the Grass Valley Methodist church itors in Wasco at the McKinney. ® P* m* Evangelistic service. ranch Tuesday. i p. m. Thursday. Prayer and biulding. It is to and for the in Bible Study. terest of all members and such Vern McGowan and wife visited Gerald C. Dryden, Pastor. who have no church Home that this her parents, Mr. ami Mrs. Charles service will enliven them to a deep Lemley last week. er interest in their mission endea- The wedding of Dale Baker, son Christian Science Society J • *. of r the Lesson-sermon . subject j vors . and activities. „ . . . . , of Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Baker, and at Th the Christian Science church o n / A ’ P**'*1 .collect,on ’"H be lifted Miss Alice Campbell of Oregon August 29 ia “Christ Jesus.“ for the m,” ,on b “ " ” - City will be an event of the first Church Service on Sunday mom- j There will be no service in Sept, Sunday in September at the Mult nomah hotel in Portland. Miss ing begins at eleven o’clock, and on ' except the 19th. H. H. Fleckenstien. missionary. Campbell visited here over the Wednesday evening at eight o’clock Fourth wth Mr. Baker s parents. They will live a t Battle Ground, Wash., where Dale will teach mus ic in the high school. Dewey Thompson and family left Thursday for Portland to remain a TO WHOM IT MAY CONCE RN few days. A. C. Thompson and If the party who killed and de wife are leaving Saturday to join posited a porcupine in front of them there and go on to Rockaway the Post Office, will kindly inform beach for a week or ten days. They the City Marshal as to the obituary also expect to take in the State (of the killer) he will be pleased to Fair. A. C. and wife will return have it duly inscribed. by Camp Sherman to continue th eir, ■ ' < vacation. .1 ‘ —__ Miss Margaret McGregor and her mother, Mrs. Anne McGregor, are here this week for a visit with Mrs. Wily Knighten and family. Roys and Girls from six Western states to show actual resuite Mrs. McGregor is Mrs. Knighten’s • f work done in livestock, crop, home economics fields. mother. Mrs. Hart and Miss Hart, moth Practical demonstrations of 4-H ing these boys and girls a great W. C. Helyer and daughter, Mrs. er, and sister of Ross Hart, visited Clifford Ullmann motored to Port- Club work will bo staged on Tues opportunity for gaining practice! Re here from Beaverton, from Tues- ian(j Saturday evening where Mr day. October 5. and Wednesday. knowledge and experience. day until Saturday at the O. G. Helyer went to sell some lambs October 6, by teams- from six sults in past years have been very Sayrs home. and Mrs. Ullmann to receive medi- Western state,* during^ the Pacific gratifying. Numerous times we international Livestock Exposi have been pleasantly surprised by MORO LOCALS Mr. and Mrs. Theo Serrurier of cal care. tion to be held in Portland from proof of genuinely original re 4 Lynden, Washington stopped here Mrs. Richard. Holdaway and Dr. L. D. Idleman and Mrs. Idle- search accomplished by these :>ctober 2 to 10. inclusive. is a n e c e s s i t y c in b u s in e s s . R e lia b le Saturday night while on their way daughter Doris o/ Hood River visit man are here for the remainder young men and young'women ef Elimination contests bave been to Oakland, California to visit their ed Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Helyer a g o o d s, R e lia b le b u s in e s s m e th e d s ,F a ir of the week with Mrs. Idleman’s A<ld In communities and then in -the .West’s 4--H Clubs." daughter. They formerly lived at few days last week. sister, Mrs. A. S. Johnson. p r ic e s g o b a n d in h a n d to s tr e n g th e n ¡Lunties to determine qualified1 The Exposition will pay 60 per Grass Valley. Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Wilson and Mate representatives.' Competing cent of transportation and other Mr. and M rs.D . E. Stephens left children were dinner guests at the th e b o n d o f c o n fid e n c e b e tw e e n m e r <»ams will consist of four mem expenses of members of teams to Sunday for a vacation trip of about Carl Schadewitz home Sunday. c h a n t an d c u sto m e r . bers— ttfo boys and two girls from participate in the Plummer Trophy two weeks, expecting to go to Mr. and Mrs. Roy Justeson of each state. Demonstration contest, up to th* F o r H a r v e s t N e e d s in G ro ceries British Columbia while away. Umatilla were week end visitors following amounts per state: Mon Boys will demonstrate work M. M. Oveson has been enjoying at the Fred Justeson home. tana, $100; Utah, $150; Nevada. Community Presbyterian Church a n d C lo th ig w e h a v e m e r c h a n d is e th a t (ione w(th livestock and crops and .a visit with his father who arrived Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Wilson and girls will present evidence of their $100; Idaho, $75; Washington. Lawrence H. Mitchelmore, Minister w i l l p le a s e at p r ic e s t h a t p le a s e . last week from Utah. children of Moro and Mrs. Mar endeavors in the field of home $50, and Oregon, $25. The alloca tion is determined by the distance (Mr. and Mrs. Harold Dean and garet Sanderson of Walla Walla, economics. the teams must travel to the Expcr Wasco Methodist Church family were here briefly Saturday Wash., were visitors at the J. C. Final award will be based on sltion. Sunday School at 10 a. m. Class from Hermiston where Mr. Dean Wilson home last IMonday. S to r e V a lle y ine average number of points won es for all ages. These amounts are to be based is superintendent of the experiment Mr. and Mrs. Fred Smith and by both boys and girls of the Morning Worship at 11 Subject, station. daughter Naomi of Bay City were same team, rather than a total upon four members composing the two teams from each state. In ¡/‘Opportunity Takers, Makers and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hoskinson visitors at the home of Mr. and , a umber of points gained. v case of less teams or members, the Breakers.” T ext—“As we have and son, Bobby, left Monday for a Mrs. Ernest Smith over the week For the twelfth consecutive funds, will be pro-rated on a basis I therefore opportunity, let us do vacation trip along the Oregon end. year, the winning team in these of four. Additional money will be coast. •R. Abell was a business visitor | demonstrations will be awarded supplied by community and other I • • • • • • • 1 Judge and Mrs. Carl Hendrick.« in The Dalles Friday. He drove the much-coveted Plummer Tro interested organizations. ...... arrived last Friday to spend a few home a new car. phy, a large, silk American flag. From advance information re After Harvest days in Sherman county. Durward „Helyer motored to As stated O. M. Plummer, gen ceived the management of the Pa Mrs. John Thogerson visited here Bend Thursday evening. He re- ( eral manager of the Exposition: cific International Livestock E x - j several days last week from Battle turned Friday bringing Mrs. Hel-- “We feel that by conducting com position is looking forward, to an ‘ ! yer and son Gordon who had spent petitive demonstrations o f ’actual even greater attendance than last ! Ground, Wash. » J Leslie Webb and Joe White, ar the past two weeks with Mrs. H el-. work accomplished, we are*afford- year. uncle of Mrs. Webb, came up last yer’s parents at Bend, and Mrs.J F rid ay from Oregon City to put a Clfford Ullmann who visited here The Dalles Sunday. new roof on the Webb building until Saturday. Wallace May took his sister, Mrs. Mrs. John Woods had as visitors Leslie is still principal of the school A. M. Zevely, to The Dalles Friday at her home Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. j Huelett’s Orchestra evening for medical treatment. 1 - • - I HUDSON PONTIAC TFR7APLANI Walter Byers and daughter Thelda I > VS of Shaniko, Mr. and Mrs. Fred K e l a t l V e S I H Ted Baker of Montana is here Sponsors: Moro Firemen Cox of Grass Valley, IMr. and Mrs. visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. PETERSON MOTOR CC- Elmer Cratty, G. W. Howell and Vern Baker.~ son Harvey and James Mobley, the 217 F. THIRD ST. Mr. and Mrs. Arch Zahner of The occasion being the birthday anni Dalles stopped Saturday to visit THE D A LLES. O REG O N versary of Georgia Woods. Miss Helen ' Cramer, Father relatives on their way home from Kent was visited by a light rain Unseal Valun In Used Cars Joseph Blitch, John Blitch and Eugene by way of the McKenzie Sunday which delayed threshing Miss Gertrude Blitch and niece Pass. most of the day Monday. 28 To Select From L. L. Peetz of Moro was a visi- Miss Dorothy Bradshaw of Chica A tto rn e y A t L a w Kent School Board met Sunday go visited at the IMatt Simon home toj here Wednesday. at 4th & Union and decided to postpone the open Friday and Saturday. Mis^ Cramer Mr. and Mrs. J. N. Stevenson of M o ro an d W ing of school till the 13th of is a cousin of Mr. Simon. Klondike were visitors here Fri 1 2< TELEPHONE September. Lewis Olds was taken to the day. m»nittBinninniiBmiiiiiiiiiinnittniinniinnn«a p C. W. Fields was a visitor in The Mid-Columbia hospital in The When Your Shoes need lepai Í Dalles Saturday for x-ray and Dalles Wednesday evening. «Melvin Dunlap was in The send them to medical attention having fallen Dalles Thursday to see a doctor from a wheat truck and breaking about his hand that was injured. LAWYER his hip. John and Andy Reckman spent GOOD SHOE REPAIRIN' Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Balzer and the week end at their parents home MORO WASCO sons Ralph and Clair were visitors in Boring. 2 4 fiecoml St. •: T «E P * 1 I ' in The Dalles Sunday. K________ Mr. and Mrs. Ed Bergdorf and Mrs. Dell Olds and daughter sonBobbie and Lois Jane Dugger Betty Lou were visitors in The all of The Dalles were visitors here S Dalles Tuesday bringing her niece last Thursday. * Bonnie Jean Hall back for a visit. Mr. and Mr. Paul Lemke of The Mr. and Mrs. Jacob War.senmil-| Dalles were visiting Mr. and Mrs. ler and son August were visitors * j ohn Reuther Tuesday. They were at >the Henry Roth home Sunday. : on their way to Crater Lake on a Mr. and Mrs. Harry Sherwood o f . vacation. The m n « were vtsftoTB at the] th e pin ball and slot machines Dell Olds home Saturday evening were taken out Friday night, and Sunday. Mr .and Mrs. Paul Alley and Vere Pike, Leighton Fields, Louis 1 son of Wasco were visiting his May of Moro and Erma and Cecil j parents, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Alley Wells w'ho were visiting theiy sis Saturday. ter, IMrs. Buck Miller, all went to Don Harris left ¡Saturday for Vancouver, Wn. He has been wor king for Dell Olds during harvest. Mr. and Mrs. IMcCornick of Eu The new International value* are gene were visiting Mrs. Pauline o f great Importance to the buyer Wilcox last Thursday. Their son o f 1M to 1-ton truck* for livestock and other heavy trucking. and wife, Mr. and Mrs. Mack Me Cornick returned to Eugene with Beautiful, atreamlined Interna them. tional Pick-Up Truck* In H all- Civic Auditorium Ton to O ne-Ton capacities. Pick- Rev. and iMrs. Gerald Dryden and U p bodies In 3 aitaar in sid e son returned last Thursday from length*. 76. M. and 102 In. A ll Cascadia where he had attended ty p e * o f bodies ar^ a v a ila b le the Baptist conference. — M u sic b y — A Among visitors in The Dalles • INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER, Monday were Mr. and Mrs. Henry presents the latest and finest prod Roth and daughtef Lydia, Mr. and ucts o f jts autom otive plants — A d m . $ 1 .0 0 The display of stock is always best at SHERMAN Mrs. Alfred Payne and daughter, trucks at the peak o f today's effici Mr .and Mrs. Oscar Bruckert, Ver COUNTY’S FAIR----- ency, with style and beauty that x"* non Shipley, Mr. and Mrs Bert w ill please every owner and driver. Cox and Dick Huhman. Trucks that otter a new standard 4-H Club and open class entries go on to northwest Mrs. R. J. Baker and son Dale o f performance per dollar in up shows and win or place----- Club calves are al keep and operation. PIANO BARCA IN—-We have ■ A ll the new Internationals are as ready heavier and better than last year. Few fairs two pianos in storage in this vicin-- N k W in engine and chassis, in struc ity that we will sacrifice to save will show as fine a group of horses and cattle The ALL-STEEL cab give, storage 'and shipping expense. tural refinement, in every important perfect protection against Terms, cash or $G monthly. For full detail, as they are NEW in stream stormy weather. It is information write, Auditor of Ac lined design. A ll are ALL-TRUCK in roomy, thoroughly in counts, Cline Piano Company, 1011 construction. N ew standards o f util sulated, and fitted with up- SW Washington, Portland, Oregon.1 to-the-minute equipment. ity and performance are offered in 4^-44-45 Rubber mountings wher every model of this new line, rang ever cushioning is needed. ing from Half-Ton Pick-Up Truck The one-piece, sloping, /‘PIANO FOR SALE. 'T o be to powerful Six-Wheelers. V-type, ventilating wind taken up and sold in this locality shield gives full vision. Come ia and examine these tracks. Or for unpaid balance. Good standard phone for catalogs describing the new Inter- ’■»iano »nd n rpn Easy te rns, nationals designed and built for your job. Write Tallman Piano Store, Salem, Oregon. . 43-44-45 • * LOST: Chevrolet truck tire and rim on Scott Canyon road. David ~ Moro, Oregon Reid, Rufus, Ore. 43-pd W H IS K IE S Helyer Family Visits In Portland Z e ig le rs CAR GREASING DANCE Moro Legion Hall S at. A u g. 2 8 Çhicagoins Visit W e h a v e jnstalled a new Parr electric hoist to make greasing an easi er and more thorough job. Standard oils and greases are used throughout and experienced labor in Grass Valley sures a satisfactory job. * GEORGE G. UPDEGRAFF SA V E GAS SA V E W E A R FOSS & COMPANY T. Lester Johnson Do You Remember W ERN.M AKI0 A T IO N A L S H a r v e s t B al? Those Peter Quick colt races o f last years Fair? at Grass Valley This year there will be twice as many Sher man County Horses, neighbors’ horses that make interest so much keener. S a t- A u g . 2 8 Warm Spring Indians Classified Ads. If you go to a fair to see good stock, good bucking, good racing or good crops— SHERMAN COUNTY’S FAIR wiH be TOPS September 3 4 - 2 5 ,- 2 6 McKean & Searcy FOR S/ALE: 2 registered Hamp shire Rams. Phone 27F44. Lloyd Henrichs, Moro, Or. 43-44-45-ch 1. iïwtV -w ôor--» wO y» Ww fh» W M t êw l — âm. % I lsw ÖÄ U to f 3 days Program : s
