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MORO. OREGON
PA Ç $ THREE
F R ID A Y . OCTOBER 1* 1937
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Wasco county and Sunday a cara
First Mayor Of
van
to
fill the stands. .
Mr. and Mrs. Omer Sayrs and
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Powell drove to
Redmond Saturday to take in a
daty of the Deechutes county fair
held at that place.
Mrs. Dorothy Passmore Johns
ton end son Dale were here for a
lew days of the fair.
Mr. and Mrs. John Ryan of
Condon were here to visit friends
during the fair.
Grass Valley
Visits Fair
Cuarks V.’. ZJxre. L . Lr.g y.:r.r;.
mayor of Grv ft V i’.'ey, v.a> here
for a ciu ^ b
c i ih “ Ch?rma.n
County Fair from his home in
Portland. While here he visited at
the E. IL Moore home and met
many ol I timers he knew when he
lived here nearly thirty years ago.
Since leaving this county he has
been recorder of the land office in
The Dalles, and «recorder of that
town before moving to Portland.
George Schamel now of Prosser,
Wash ., was here for a part of the
fair while on his way home from
1 Klamath Falls. George is now in
j the .itock business. >
• JD.li.,.*. „ Jfl.nes of Maupin was
am- pg the large delegation of
setT**-'. a Wasco county residents
who attended the fair Saturday.
J - .P ice, a member of the coun
ty’s frat family, was here for the
fair r m i r r up from his home at
-Skamit ln, Wash., with Elvin Bar
num. He was first in this county
• in 1866 before fences, plows, roads
; and town had spoiled the bunch
from T h e Dalles helped
M r. and Mrs. Phil Ruggles le ft
for Tacoma this week.
Lloyd and Maxine Henrichs
left for Corvallis to resume their
studies at the state college..
There will be a clam supper at
the odd-fellows lodge rooms, Octo
ber 5th.
Judge Carl Hendricks was here
Thursday afternoon. His daugh
ter, Carlotta recently underwent
a tonsilectomy at The Dalles and
is recovering.
Mr. and Mrs. L. Barnum of The
Dalles were here Sunday for the
fair and to visit relatives.
pass.
Luther Davis &
Family On Road
To Tennessee
Georg? Gordon, for whose father
Gordon Butte was named, was here; Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Davis and
for the fair. He spent last winter children left Saturday for Peoria,
111., going by train, where they will
in South America.
Wade,
district
Townsend
,
Purchase
a hew car and go to Wash.
Glen C.
D.
C.
and
spend a week sight seeing
club organiser, and Henry Cue of
The Dalles stopped in Moro briefly From there they will motor to
Tenn., Mr. Davis’ native state, for
Wednesday afternoon.
a
few days visit with relatives and
Mrs. Carroll Sayrs was host to
boys and girls of the seventh and friends, returning to Oregon by the
eighth grades, Tuesday night- at southern route.
Mr. andfMrs. Gus Keopke of Las
the Presbyterian church.
Mrs.
Sayrs is teacher of the Fou"-Leaf Vegas, Nevada arrived here Satur
Clover Sunday school class which day where they will visit Mrs.
draws from this age group. Rea- Koepice’s father, George Witter for
tha SayTs and Carl P¿etz served as ’ a ^ew days.
Thelma Farrar of Wasco is work
assistants.
The County Health Association ing for Mrs. Geo. Barnett who has
will meet Monday evening at 8 been ill for the past few weeks.
Albert Pluemke of Hood River
o’clock in the court house.
was visiting his mother Mrs. Max
rMr. and Mrs. C. L. Stamev and
family, Maurice, Murial and Dear., Pluemke here Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Rowe and
accompanied by Miss Eleano.
infant
son were dinner guests at
Moan, of Silverton visited at the
the
Theo
Justesen home Saturday
A. 8. Johnson home the latter part
vening.
. *
of the week, and attended the Fa>
Mrs.
Helen
Powers
was a busi
Truman Dorzab and Pafal Inelisu
ness
visitor
in
The
Dalles
Friday.
were *’*o with the Johnsons from
R.
W.
Pinkerton
was
a
Kent
busi
Hood River.
ness
caller,
from
Moro
Tuesday.
Mrs. Charles Rugtrles motored to
Mr. and Mrs. R. N. McGlasson
The Dalles Monday taking her
mothe , Mrs. Lenh Searcy, that far were visitors at Harland View
on her way to Corvallis, where she grange Friday evening.
Wm. Wattles of Shaniko- a for
will reside this winter. Mrs. Rug
gles was also accompanied by Mrs. mer Kent résident, was visiting the
A. S. Johnson and Mrs. Lilly Wilbur Haggerty home a few days
last week.
Roberta.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hanes of
Mrs. Lilly Roberts, Mrs. C. G
Huis’ ‘sister, left for California Philomath and Mrs. A. A. Dunlap
Friday morning to spend the win of Grass Valley were visitors at
Kt.'.t one day last week.
ter with her daughter.
A collection of $21.50 was taken
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Cothran' arc
living at the hotel for the present ud at the Kent Sunday School last
(Allen Murray and daughter Sunday which will be used to buy
Sammic, v'?re here from Hoc 1 new hymn books for the church.
Mr. Clyde Shppaon. the band
River for t^e last two days of the
Alien has director for Sherman county school“
Sherman county fair
here Tuesday organizing a
regained his wei? 'it jince his oper
band
in the Kent Schools.
ation this summer.
Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Wilson and
Guy Pickard of Blaylock and
Joe Morriaon of Arlington and daughter Nellie and grand son
Ernest Barnet of Clem district George Sacre were dinner guests
were among the Gilliam county at the J. S. Fritts home near Grass
Valley Sunday.
visitors at the fair.
Mrs. Wren Hogue and son Roy
Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Vintin of
Albany were here the Jast of the were week end visitor® here af the
week to meet old friends around home of Mrs. B. A. Hogue.
Mrs. W. B. Wilson was at Moro
the grandstand and stock barns.
' ‘Fred Pickett, former fair board Monday for medical aid.
The Sherman County fair was
secretary, had to come over from
well
attended by Kent people.
Fossil to see a part of the fair
Mrs. Robert Schilling and Mrs.
he one time helped to manage.
Helen Powers motored to Prineville
Mr. and Mrs. Avery Martin
Tuesday on business.
were up from Portland to attend
Dr. G. D. Thompson and Miss
the fair and visit with relatives. Keller, a nurse from Portland, giv
Avery has completely recovered ing tests to children who have de
from his foot injury of A month
fective hearing.
ago.
Darrell Haynes who has had
Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Cushman charge of the Kent warehouse this
of Condon were here for the fair summer left last Sunday for Phil
as was Leah Sibray of Portland omath where he has employment.
who together with Mrs. Irvin
Morris held a family reunion with
Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Cushman who
came up from their new home at
Carson, Washington/ where they
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have been living for the past few Oct. 9. L. W. (Amick,
v/ppks.
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• Mr. and Mrs. tJlem Eslinger and
son drove up from Hillsboro Fri Saxaphone. Mrs. Ray Blake. Moro.
day aftemoonrto remain until the
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Theodore Johnston, and her son
were un from McMinnville last
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A delegation of ' around fifty
send t iem to
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day to take in the first day of the
show. The caravan was sponsor-
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Grass Valley
Folk Attend
County Fair
Nearly everyone ’ in and around
Graaa Valley attended the Sherman
Countw Fair either all three days
or at least one day, and the streets
here were pretty well deserted
over the week ©ed.
Mr, and Mrs. R. J. Baker left
Suday for Battleground, Wn., to
visit their son and wife, Mr. and
Mrs. Dale Baker, returning Mon
day evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Moreo Canavero
and son of Los Gltcs- California,
Mrs. Arch CaoUall Saturday at
tending the Sherman County Fair,
returning to their home Sunday.
Alfred Taylor and M arker
Eslinger of Forest Grove wen
married Sunday, Septemhe * 26
Margaret is the youngest daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Claud Eslinger.
Among the visitors in The Dalles
from here Friday were Mr. and
Mrs. Ted Ball, Mr. and Mrs. O. N.
Ruggles, Mrs. Ted Kelly, Mr. and
Mrs.«Slim Barnet and children, Mr.
and Mrs. Shelton Fritts and family
Mrs. J. H. Wilt, Mrs. A. F. B aker
and IClair.
Walter Eslinger went to The
Dalles Monday to visit relatives
and friends.
Mrs. J. G. Van Metre came with
G. V. School
By Dolores Simon
V.\j r r r a ' to say that M r. Tapp,
□ur h j h s hool band and English
taac’ » v i 1 he absent for some
hue .' ? U the death o f his seven
year • d a t” . The student body went
Grass Valley Baptist Church
10:00 a. m. Bible School. Shelton
Fritts, Supt. -
We are now preparing for our
Church Enlargement Campaign.
Get in on the ground floor and help
the S, S. do its part. -
11:00 a. m. Sermon topic: “Pre
vailing Prayer.” Let every mem
ber be present while we observe the
Lord’s Supper.
7:30 p. m. Evening service:
“When a Thief Preached a Ser
mon.”
7:30 p. m. Thursday, Prayer and
Bible Study. (Note the change of
evening hour.)
Gerald C. Dryden, Paster.
Thursday night, 7&0 p. m., Bible
study at the church.
Christian Science Society-------
Christian Science Church services
are held every Sunday mornh< at-
eleven o’clock. Wednesday evening
service, which includes testimonies
of (Christian Science healings, is
held at eight o’clock. The reading
room is located in the rear of the
church building and has an atten
dant after each church service.
togoth
tad bought some flowers
for the funeral. Mrs.'Baker is tak
ing his place until he returns.
Freshman initiation will be held
Wednesday night a t the school
house.' In reality it has been recog-
nized all week, for the freshies
Rebekah Lodge No. 116
have been bowing and saluting to
Moro, Oegon
all the students and faculty as part
of their initiation.
Meets 2d and 4th Tu
A volley ball game will be held
esdays of each month
in Rufus Friday, when Grass Valley Commnnitv Presbyterian Church
Visiting members wei
Lawrence H. Mitchelmore, Minister
_
come.
10 a. m. Rally day in the Sunday
California arrived Sunday to visit
her son and family, Mr. and Mrs. straightened, and we hope that it school with special numbers by the Mabel McKee, N. G.
their parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. S.
Marion Van Metre.
will remain that way for the re- members of the beginners and pri-j Naomi Van Gilder, Sec.
Newcomb. They plan on staying
Mr. and Mrs. Clem Eslinger and mainder of the year.
mary departments. Genevieve and
several weeks.
Raymond of Hillsboro arrived, Miss Betty Olds has returned to Lyle Nahouse have been asked to Bethlehem Chapter, No. 78. O. E. S.
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Alder and Mr. son
school after having spent a week
Moro, Oregon
and Mrs. W .T. Newcomb, all of Friday to visit relatives and take in the sport of deer hunting. She sing. Classes will reorganize and
Meets
Every Second
in
the
Sherman
County
Fair.
Their
make plans for the fall and winter
Camas. Wn., visited Mr. and M rs..
reported
an
enjoyable
time.
Fourth
Thursdays
in each
daughter Alma returned with them
activities. Let us make this a rec
J. S. Newcomb Sunday.
Month.
Visiting
membert
after
having
spent
several weeks
ord Sunday for all age groups.
Mias Jean Powell spent the week
FARM MANAGEMENT
Invited.
here visiting relatives.
11 a. m. **World-wide Commun
end in Moro with her parents.
(Continued
from
page
one»
Frances
King W. M.
Mr. and iMrs. Joe Bibby k ft Sun
ion Suday” when wc join with more
R. J. Baker wai a business visi
Ruth
Sparling.
Secretary.
program.
All
of
these
factors
will
day for Coquille to visit Mrs. Bib-
than two million Christians throu-
tor in The Dalles Tuesday.
combine
to
make
the
1938
program
by’s
parents.
out the world for thia service. The
V. B. Eakin was taken to thé
Mr. and Mrs. David Morris of more easily applicable in this pastor is speaking on “Christ For Eureka 1/odge No. 121 A -F & A-M
Mid-Columbia hospital suffering
Moro, Oregon
, the Crisis.” Why not make it a
from severe burns caused when his Wenatchee, Wn., are the parents of state, Dodd believes.
Meets the 1st and 3rd
a
daughter,
born
Monday
Septem
County
committees
will
have
ad-i
habit
to
be
in
the
Lord’s
House
on
clothing caught fire. Hé had been
Thursday evenings of
ditkmal responsibilities and addi Sunday morning?
out spraying morning glory, and his ber 20. Mr. and Mrs. F. L. Stradley
each monih. Visiting
tional
authority
this
year
in
estab
7:15 p. m., Do you know a great
clothing, being saturated with thej are the grand parents.
members cordially in
lishing soil depleting and soil con deal about the two and a half mil
Ellen
Cox
left
Friday
for
Corval
spray, instantly caught fire, when
vited to meet with us.
serving goals on each farm. As lion people comprising the Moslem
lis
to
begin
her
third
year
at
Ore
he lighted the torch.,
Roy
Powell.
W. M.-
long as they stay within the county world ? During the next five weeks
Mr. and Mrs. Dean Reyolds went gon State college.
limits they will be permitted to there will be study classes for
C. V. Belknap. Secy.
Mrs.
Earl
Olds
and
Mrs.
Pauline
Hood River Sunday, -taking their
vary the individual adjustments ac- adult, high school, and junior-inter
Wilcox
went
to
Portland
last
daughter back to her school again,
Thursday to visit Mrs Olds, father, cording to the individual situation mediate ages. A motion picture Moro Lodge No. 113. I. O. O. F.
after spending the week end here, 1
Moro, Oregon
who has been ill.
on each farm in relation to sound will be shown during the dosing
Mr. and Mrs. Dell Eakin werej
Dr. and Mrs. M. B. Taylor of farm management practices.
Meets
1st and 3rd
The Dalles visitors Monday.
work period Sunday night.
Tuesdays in the
Portland
attended
the
Fair
at
Moro
1A
valuable
basis
for
the
’Mrs. J. C. Marin and son of
the Millard Eakin of these county committees will be
I O.O.F. halt. Tran
Pendleton were here Moday to visit and-visited at
the results of tha recent studies
sient and visiting
her sister and family, Mr. and Mrs. ranch Sunday.
made by the county agricultural
brothers
are cordi
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Fred
Cox
were
The
Wayne Spoor. They retut ned Tues
: planning groups on the most de
ally invited to meet
Dalles visitoors Monday.
day.
with us.
Mr. and Mrs. Gus Engstrom re sirable trends for agriculture in
Miss Margaret Trabue left Thurs
each Oregon county.
Lewis
McKee,
N. G.
turned
from
their
eastern
trip
last
A tto rn e y A t L a w
day afternoon to spend the week
• The state AAA committee met
Joe Truit. Secretary
Thursday.
Mrs.
Edgar
Alley
and
end in The Dalles with her parents.
with the college technical com-
M o ro and W asco
Robert Tapp left for Portland children and Mrs. Herman Zeigler j mittee as soon as the Washington
went
to
The
Dalles
to
meet
them.
Saturday afetr receiving word of
Try Journal advertising, it pays
Charles Forrester and Joe Evans representatives returned, and work-
the death of his son, who has been
of Goldendale were visitors here ed out a tentative docket for Ore-
ill in the Doern becker hospital.
«gon.
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Mrs. W. Baker is teaching his class last Thursday.
Mrs. Sam Davis went to Bend ‘
es during his absence.
Among those who returned with Thursday to visit her mother Mrs
deer the last of the week, from Maud Garrett, while Sam and Bill
their hunting trip, were W. C. went hunting.
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Payne and Mrs. Wasco Methodist Chursh
Todd, Ted von Borstel, Eben Kee,
Henry
Roth were visitors in The
Sunday School at 10 a. m.
C. W. Fields, Tom Garrett, Gçorge
Dalles
Monday.
A rally Day program will be
Wilcox, Clarence Morrison, Mrs.
u c u u Olds,
iw AO
u i v . u «
and Mrs- Kelvin Fulkerson given by the Sunday school chil
Dell
Ed ajiw
Alley. m
Earl
Olds, Cleo
Ba™um.’ ,Eirl'GZnt^r»n'd‘'Jnona'id went to Hood River Monday tak mg
to 12 Sunday morn
Mr. Fulkerson s father to his home i
Martin.
-
Our first Quarterly Conference
Mr». O. M. Fraley returned Sun* there.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Bert
Belshe
of
The
wj|j
held at the church, Monday
day from Dufur where she visited
Dalles srent the week end visitiAg afternoon at 2:30 with the Dis-
relatives for the past month.
Mrs. Belshe’s parents, and al*o to trict Superintendent Dr. 'Sidney
Mr. and Mrs. Luke Bibby
of
attend
the Fair a t Moro.
W. Hall in charge of the meeting.
Heppner visited Mr. and Mrs. Art
Mr. and Mrs. Ted Everett were in All members and thoae interested
Bibby over the week end.
Wasco last Wednesday to celebrate in the church are urged to be
Mr. and Mrs. J. M. lAxford of
their wedding aniversary. —
present.
South Junction visited with Mr. and
F. L. Cannelb Pastor
LUTHERAN CHURCH
On the first and third Sundays
of the month the Lutheran mission
ary conducts service in the Metho
dish church building in Gras* Val
ley at 11 o’clock. Everyone inter
is a n e c e s s i ty in b u s in e s s . R e l i s b l e
ested in the Gospel message has an
opportunity hearing it. Let us all
| goods, R e lia b le b u s in e s s m e th e d s ,F a ir
attend. Sunday school 10:15 a. m.
p r i c e s go h a n d i n h a r d to s t r e n g t h e n
H. H. Fleckenstien, missionary. tTiiiin in wiin iiin iin n n m íiim n n tiiin n tiin iiiiii»H in u n n n n n i»HU»»u u u
GEORGE G. UPDEGRAFF
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CAR GREASING
W e have installed a new Pan-
electric hoist to make greasing an easi
er and more thorough job. - •
Standard oils and greases are used
throughout and experienced labor in
sures a satisfactory job.
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Over 19.000 Oregon boys and girls were in 4-H Club
projects last yesr Character, not chance, controls
the destinies of these heirs-to-Oregon-sgriculture
who train for “clear Heads, loyal Hearts useful
Hands and better H ealth“
Oregon's prosperity w ill be safe in the hands of
these 4-H Club worker* Last year they showed
$97.096 profit on projects involving $260.619 worth
of livestock and goods. W e may well be proud of
this "younger generation" now being trained to
earn while they learn the most modern methods of
farming, livestock raising and homemaking, who
early begin the practice of working in cooperation
with their neighbors.
Since 1911 when the state-wide 4-H Club movement
was inaugurated, some of the most interesting and
valued customers ol The First National Bank of
Portland have been 4-H Club members. These many
/ears of close association with 4-H Club workers
have convinced us that membership in this great
xganization is real character-insurance and a sound
foundation upon which to build credit
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