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About Sherman County journal. (Moro, Or.) 1931-current | View Entire Issue (Oct. 1, 1937)
t. t f B B BBBRMAN COUNTY, Student Body JOURNAL. MORO, OREGON FRIDAY, OCTOBER !• 1037 MAGIC CITY ON SAN FRANCISCO BAY FOR 1939 FAIR Officer, Elected At Wasco H. S Chester Silvers returned Mon day follow ing a six weeks stay with his son at akima. Mionday a sale of horses and equipment was held at the J. S. Fowler farm near Rufus. Fields brothers were owners. Mrs. Cora Vengler returned to her home in Portland Wednesday after assisting Mrs. Grant Arms- worthy with household work for three months. Mrs. V iggo H aufelt spent Sun day in 'Portland. Mrs. E verett McQuillen return ed from Pdrtlaiul Friday where she spent several days. Mrs. H. D. Proudfoot was hos tess for a contract bridge party Monday afternoon at her home west o f town. Eight tables were in platy, in rooms attractively dec orated in fall flowers. Attending from out of town were Mrs. Ed Hulden, Mrs. Roy Phillrppb Mrs. Art S crogging and Mrs. John Douglas of Arlington; Mrs. Brown of Salem; Mrs. John Silvertooth Mrs. Vivian Bolton of Antelope Prizes were received by Mrs. S. J. Brock, Mrs. Vivian Bolton and Mrs. F. R. Fortner. W illiam Wing of Goldendale is at piW ent visiting at the home of his neice Mrs. Cecil Fields. Members of the past noble grand’s club met with Olive Rob ison at 1:30 dessert luncheon followed by bridge. Mrs. S. Jr Brock and Mrs. Wesley Wilde re ceived the club prizes. lir a . T. E. Sink left Sunday f<r her home at Hermiston after vis i t i n g a week with her daughter, Mrs. Clyde Hearing. Mrs. Gertrude Pepper stayed with Mr. and Mrs G. A. Sa gent several days o f last week. Miss Evelyn Scott spent th? week end at Moro with Mtss Mar- garet Turnbull, a Moro teacher. Mrs. Minnie McKiqney and -on William and Mrs. G. A. Sargent visited Mrs. Bob McPherson ,st the Happold place near the John Day. Lewis H astings’ car was crowd ed off the highway on the Walker hill. Several young people were riding in the car but no one was seriously injured. E verett McQuillen is now work ing in The Dalles. A call meeting o f the ladies of the M. E. church was held Tues day afternoon at the home of Mrs. Bruce Grady. Special busi ness consisted of plans for the dinner given festival day. Mr. and Mrs. George Wilde re- sponsored by The Dalles Chamber world, Sunday afternoon and A of Commerce, was the fastest race collection was taken up for the of the meet, the half mile being benefit o f Floyd Rowe- rider who run in 50 fla t Silver Sarko, Bar- had been taken to the hospital with num./waa first, Lady Red Wing- appendicitis. $85.89 waa raised for Barnum, second Hanover Topaz, the purpose of paying his expenses. Olds, third. Tbe venerable H an-1 Newton stayed four seconds on the ever Topaz has been a faster horse fast and furious Whiz Bang. ’ than any now in the county but the weight of over a quarter of a , Fill in acts for the fair included century of years has slowed him Walter Roath, strong man who bent iron rods around his neok and «'■ ; arms, held up over 1000 founds Winner 1 of the first contest for and allowed a car to drive over bucking which was finished Satur him. ‘ . X. day after the fourth ride was Felix Tola Zerado, clown and acrobat, Cooper, dusky rider from the Mack delighted the younger folks with Barber crew, Slim Newton, second his gymnastics and his table bal and Charlie Stickney, third. Winner a n c in g act and Lee and Christy of the second round, which was con LeRqy. trick roping and- riding cluded Sunday evening was Char showman gave two acts each day. lie Stickney first, Slim Flag, second and Slim Newton and Hi Geer tied tied for third. Purse for each con test was $60 divided three ways. Slim Newton rode Whiz Bang, called the hardest bucker in the W ASCO M ARKET V. Fl • r 1 H ' red t wmi non ilMä i I j dRi « T. Lester Johnson j A LAWYER QHti . Grocer ies—-Meats—Fresh Fruits and Vegetables in , Season Y mt Pttrmge WASCO Appreaated Temple of Music, above. Right, Lenore Lombard shows Hawaiian Palace model. S an FRANCISCO.—Mammoth exhibit r<ng. spectacular towers are etching a ne the skvline and a -“magic city” is taking i Francisco Bay for the $50,000,000 World’i V'ejt, to be held on Treasure Island in 198$ Ón the largest man-made Island ■ In th e w o rld , d re d g e d up fro m th e Rely on ADli I&ATION Cozfiime Hosiery. Exquisite aheemeas—perfect fit. So lovely and glamorous . t in the harmonizing b o tto m of th e sea. a J16.000.000 H H H H H B nH H b u ild in g p ro g ra m Is u n d e r w a y Con- tr a c ts to ta llin g o v e r $10.000,000 h a v e b een le t an d te n b u ild in g s a i *' p ra c tic a lly co m p leted . T w o m illio n d o lla rs b u d g e te d fo r k u d s c a p iu g an d Illu m in a tio n w ill H a M a s s u re ‘ th e m o st b e a u tifu l W o r ld s F ait in h is to ry .” e x p e rts d e c la re . O ne o u ts ta n d in g b u ild in g w ill be th e T e m p le of M usic. WB m W SBBM M ore th a n h a lf th e s ta te s In th e K ffin U g & jH ra K U nion h av e a lre a d y a s k e d fo r ex- l.,b i' sp a c e in th e 1939 (Jo id en G a te In te rn a tio n a ! E x p o sitio n , m illio n s a lre a d y h a v in g been a p p r o p r ia te d for s ta te e x h ib its. J a p a n . M exico, th e D u tch E a s t M M B M — I I n d ie s a n d E c u a d o r a r e th e la te s t f •, t:n n a t i o n s fo r c o lo rfu l tr ie s w h ich c lp a tio n a r e G u a te m a la , C o s ta R ica, to a tib u n ó te p la n s e x h ib its O th e r coun- h a v e a n n o u n c e d p a rti- C uba. S a n to D om ingo, H o n d u ra s, N ic a ra g u a , P a n a m a . P e ru . V « e - i by Clyde 8underland shows Treasure Island, San Francisco Bay site est ¿„’joining Yerba Buena Island and the 8an Francleeo-Oakland Say n In foreground. Nate World’s Fair Palaces under construction on turned from a hunting trip which proved successful as each bagged a deer. A fam ily reunion was held Sun- day at the Clyde Hearing home when Mr. and Mrs. Jack Brown of The Dalles were in attendance. RACE PROGRAM who visit« in Colfax coml Mr. ant five days to their 1 Mr. an EDW . C. PEASE CO. Mr. and Mrs. Cheater Bargen- holt returned from Dunsmore, «^orow s Cal., after a visit with‘ « U tiv e s . ^ tly ^ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■■■■■■■■■ Mr. and Mrs. C. 'R. Marshall and Andr( children Charles and Mary spent the week end a t the E. D. McKee Gu€bU '**ll>#* • 1 « /nr b °me wh A penny social was given for £ oe, an<i the young people by Rev. and Mrs. .’ Carey at the parsonage following ’ a dinner which was served early ini . . ® •the evening. . * T ’ Andy Fuller and Joe Fuller of I >ng Tu® Alberta. Canada wefe called here "•**• t o attend the fu n er.l .e r v ic e . o f , Mrs. Elizabeth Fuller last Thurs- Septemtx day. Howard McQuade and fam- y ily o f Portland were also here. •* thirty p< Mrs. W. A. Mills and sons Ed ward and Robert are ill in a CARD C Dalles hospital. w 1 Francis W atkins left Saturday thanks for the university of Oregon. many fri Mrs. Ove Hansen left for Port- kindness land Sunday. during t i Mrs. Baail Bains o f Colfax is beloved i spending several weekn visiting ( M her parents. Mrs. Pearl Butler, n. ,®J The engine of the **Caterpillar” tractor has a complete system of pressure lubrication. This system force feeds oil to the valve and rocker arm mechanism . . . . as well as to all cam sh afts and crankshaft bearing«. And, a double, gear-driven pump assures thorough lubrication when working up or down hills, or on sidehills. Thus, excessive engine wear is avoided and low upkeep costs are maintained. Get full details on the “Caterpil lar” T ractor____it offers you more value for your money. The TWENTY-TWO has $300.00 worth o f Extra-Value Features . . . over any other track-type tractor in its power class. Challenge us to prove this state ment! 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