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About Sherman County journal. (Moro, Or.) 1931-current | View Entire Issue (Oct. 22, 1937)
( R W M «» Opal Powell Is SHERMAN COUNTY JOURNAL. » a ü R THREE OREGON FRIDAY, OCTOBER 22, 1937 mon for Sunday will be “Doctrine4 in individual classes. Mr. Mitch- boys and girls played a game cf Grass Valley Baptist Church : of Atonement.” The Sunday mom- elmore Is giving a brief illustrated , volley ball, Die. boys defeating the Gerald C. Dryden, Pastor. ! ing service begins at eleven talk on “Persi^.’* Officers of tbs girls 28 to 14. The girls have a l 10:00 a. m. Bible School. We elock and the Wednesday young people’s choir practice. The ways bean victorious until t\" la* lied a g Jc l start last Sunday to meeting begins as eight place of the rehearsal will be given two games. z ward ou? goal. Let’s keep it up. later. day afternoon. Those winning Friday night we art goin * t } 11: '0 In erceeaion Sunday. Topic Community Presbyterian Church • Thursday, 7:80 p. m.. Midweek high scores were Mrs. Dean Olds play volley ball with Kent he.«.. We are stress Bibe study at the Manse. who received club prize and Mrs. 10:00 a. m., Bible study in our The game will be a double header,1 ing ‘’.n o il Family Pew. Let’s see Herman Schilling won the guest Sunday school. the girls and boys both playing. the whule family in church. Some prize. 11:00 a. m., Mrs. Lloyd Henna- Whetf Your Shoes need repan thing special for the children^??} Frank Bennett and sons of The gin will be the guest soloist for Rastua—Doan you start no fight 7:30 p.^ m., Men’s night—Spec- send them to - Dalles have finished drilling the i-i v ~ the morning service. Lul[e. The , ' pastor Por. we me, man. Ah was deconrated iaJ music by the, men. E v e r y o n e ^ !pe, linK on well on the ranch farmed by Chas. for bravery in de Spanish war. invited. Topic—“A mt Man trait The Maater „ Baker. They went down 118 feet Sambo— Maybe yo wuz, but in and His Decision.” for 6 gallons per minute. 7:16 p. m., Adults, high school mah ’pinion it’s given yo sech a 7:30 p. m. Thursday. Prayer A group, and REPAIRING Mr. and Mrs. Ed Alley, Mr. and Junior- Intermediate GOOD SHOE swell haid yo is ’bout ripe to be Bible Study. Let’s reach our goal. C.E. studying ‘The Moslem World” 204 Second St. Mrs. 'Matt Simon and Mr. and THE DALLES redeor rated. . Watch for announcements next Mrs. Arzel Lemley attended th e , week concerning the coming of (American Legion meeting and Rev. J. R. L. Haslam. dance at Kent Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Dean Olds were Christian Science Society visitors in Portland the first of the The subject of the Lesion- Ser- week. Natalie Wassenmiller accompanied Wasco Methodist Chursh them to her home in Portland. Sunday School at 10 a. m. is a n e c e s s i t y in b u s i n e s s . R e l i a b l e Henry Roth and son Henry are Preaching Service at 11. Sub working at ,the Art Schilling g o o d s , R e l i a b l e b u s i n e s s m e t h o d s ,F a i r ject “On. Speaking Terms With ranch. p r i c e s g o b a n d in b a n d to s t r e n g t h e n God.” Text, “Speak Lord; for thy j Mr. and Mrs. Wren Hogue, , servant heareth. I Samuel 3:10.**-! th e b o n d o f c o n f i d e n c e b e t w e e n m e r daughter Eileen, son 'Roy and A tto rn e y A t L a w Lounise Roth wont to Kent Friday ) LThe pastor will preach at Glass, c h a n t an d c u sto m e r. evening to attend the volley ball VaUey Methodist Church on Sun M o ro and W i day afternoon at 2:30. • F o r H a r v e s t N e e d s in " G r o c e r ie s games between Kent and Rufus. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Cox and War F. L. Cannell- Pastor <fc C lo t h in g w e h a v e m e r c h a n d i s e t h a t ren Morgan went to The Dalles w i l l p l e a s e a t p r i c e s t h a t p le a s e . Sunday where Mrs. Cox entered a hospital due to a severe case of! pleurisy. G rass Q u a lit y •Art and Joe Bibby have bought. Y a lle y S to r e the H. H. White ranch ‘ west of j Kent which they have bi en farm i T ntraKHnKmnHnH ia muttratic m tK K nuiK ntnt mtinnnnnntn a m i ing. With the Bibby estate the family now has 6700 acres of land j in that district. Bob Eslinger Leaves To Winter in Missouri Walla Walla Mi»» Opal Powell, daughter of M>. and airs. YZ. S. v»„_ married Friday to ¿lari„w park- h a U T.’J-h V/rlb. He v.-? for merly superintendent of SCS work in this eaunty and is now station ed at Athena. Mrs. Parkins is a graduate of OSC arid he graduated from Washington State. Mr. and 'Mrs. C. J. Thompson left Wednesday morning for Glen dale where they will spend the week end with their daughter, Faye who is teaching in the high school at that place. They are taking Faye s Arabian saddle mare down to her. L. H. Mitchel more and J. E. c Ooknian were in Portland, Tues day and Wednesday attending the regular fall meeting of Portland Presbytery at Forbes Presbyter- Md churdi. Dr. J. Hudson Ballard oi. the First Presbyterian church, PoytUnd, is moderator. Clarence Huis fell from the loof of Ik Y?mon Flatt house while painting and sustained an injured heel whi .h has kept him on crutch es since. Colli« Moore and Irwin Morris were in Fossil Friday on business. Clarence Sparling and family and C V. Belknap left Sunday morning ior Nebraska to remain a month in the state of their birth Ur visit with relatives and friends. An application for a marriage license was received Monday at the clerk’s office from Paulen Kase berg, son of iMr. and Mrs. A. C. Kaseberg and Margilee Morse of Eugene. They expect to be mar ried this week end in Eugene. _ Mrs. Dorothy Peetz and two children and Mrs. Murray were here from Portland lest week end to visit at the L. L. Peetz home. Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Nahouse and daughter, Genevieve, drove to Milton Saturday to spend a day with Mrs. Nahouse’ brother Frank Olds and family. Mariori McKee was in Portland Monday and Tuesday to attend e meeting of the State Drug Board of which he is a member. Georg«. Wilcox was in charge during his absence. ' Mr . Clarice Sacre has ibeen in Portland for several days for med- » ical ct e rnd ?.?*’* Marjorie Kuns- man is doing her, work in the sheriff’s office. Wm. J. McDonnal, George R. Schneiter and A. W. Chapin, all from the headquarters of the SCS were here Wednsday to confer with the officials of the local camp about the work to ibe done here. YOUR EYES Dr. d ark , the Eye Sight Special ist of Portland, will be in Wasco at The Sherman Hotel all day and evening, Friday Octcber 22nd, und in Moro Saturday, October 23rd at The Moro Hotel. S .e him about your eyes. A trashy fallow survey is to the made in this county to find out how that type of farming compared to stand and yield with other types of plowing. The examiner of Operators and Chauffers, will be in Moro Monday, October 26, 1937, at the courthouse between the hours of 1 and 5 p. m. respectively. AH those wishing per mits or licenses to drive cars art asked to get in touch with the Ex aminer during these hours. Austin Foas left Sunday to be gin his work at a business college in Portland. Edwin Peters has succeeded to his job with the light company. Lloyd Johnson returned Sunday night from Lake county wheie he has been employed on a govern ment survey during the summer Snow drove his crow out of the mountains where the work was be ing done. Miss Genevieve Nahouse left for MdMIinnville Sunday; for a visit with relatives, going down as far - as Portland with ‘‘Shadow” Th > gerson who was returning home after working here this summer. Fred Peetz is spending a few . days in Moro before returning to Gateway where he has worked this summer. J. B. Adams left for Portland Wednesday for a -brief visit with Mrs. Adams. Mrs. M. M. Oveson entertained friends Thursday afternoon, with bridge. ’ I. E. Wilson was in town Thurs- day to shake hands with friends. He still lives a.t Waverly, Wash., but ha« interests in other places. Wily Knighten returned from * Lynden, Washington Tuesday night after spending a few days there with his father. Frank Sayrs and Rodney Truitt have written from Califor - nia that they expect to spend the winter in Arizona. We wish to express our heart felt appreciation to the friends who gave assistance and flowers at the time of the death of our husband and . father, son and brother, Forrest Peetz. . Dorothy Peetz and children K. L. Peetz and family. » Bob Eslinger left last Thursday for Missouri to visit his brother and other relatives for a month or two. *- Miss Betty Powell of Moro was a dinner guest at the Henry Roth home Sunday. In 'the afternoon the young people went to The Dalles to attend the show. Gladys ipayne is able to be up and around again after several weeks in bed. A number of young people went to Kent Saturday evening to ehar- ivari Mr. and Mrs. John Koepke. Vernon Shipley was a business visitor in The Dalles Friday. Newcomb and a— friend of Orchards, Washington were here the first of last week to visit his uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Newcomb. Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Baker left Thursday for Salem to attend the >rincipal’s meeting. They were accompanied by Henry Roth who visited his brother John at (Mon mouth where he is attending normal They returned. Sunday evening. Kenneth Barnett, Betty lx>u Olds and Anita Dunlap were in Wasco Friday evening to visit June Wilde. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Johnson and children left last Thursday for Bend to visit his parents for a week. r Charles Lemley , was ' in The The soft, glareless light from this Dalles last Wednesday to bring I.E .S. stu d y and rea d in g lam p Frank home from the hospital. He is very much improved. makes seeing easy— helps guard Miss Margaret Trabue spent the By Lois Melzer. against eyestrain. The wide spread week end visiting in The Dalles. All of the students of Moro of useful light fropi this Better- Gurald Reynolds left Saturday High are going around moping Sight lamp provides greater free for The Dalles after spending the and sulking because they can’t go dom in working, too. And its grace summer at the Dean Reynolds to school on the 25th and 26th of ful beauty w ill make any room ranch. ____ , . , . __ ._____ ! this month. The teachers _ arc more Wieerful and attractive. See Mr. and Mrs. Fred Cox w e :e ' fusing. an institute in The Dalles it today. Prices as low as visitors in The Dalles Wednesday. on those two days. However their Mr. and IMrs. Harold Blagg and spirits are laised whenever they Jimmie Blagg of The Dalles spent think of the long Six Weeks Tests Sunday visiting their parents Mr. that are being given this week. and Mrs. Jim Blagg. Monday might after school the Walter Reynolds and Ramona Spoor were in The Dalles Satur CONVENIENT TERMS day evening ,to attend the show. Mr. and Mrs. Herman of Med ford arrived Saturday to visit Mr. Bob Poley has a second hand and Mrs. Charles Lemley, return-) Plymouth Coupe to sell.—See Dr. ing to their home Sunday. C. L. Poley. , SEE A N Y DEALER IN ELECTRICAL EQ U IP M E N T Mr. and Mrs. Gus Engstrom arid A Bargain: Mrs. Edgar Alley and children My Equity in a 7 ft G. E. Refrig 01 PACIFIC POW ER & LIGHT C O M P A N Y went to Ellensburg, Wn., Saturday erator. Cash or trade. John M. visit Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Es- DeMoss. A tuays at Your Service linger for several days. I have sold my truck line to Sr***- on Mr. and Mrs. C. P. Rowe were gether with good will to Martin in town Saturday shopping. (Mtelzer, who will continue the Mrs. A. F. Balzer and son Ralph were in Wasco Tuesday vis business in the future.Tom Fraser. iting her sister, Mrs. Gus, Hart- • A* - - m n while Ralph was with the I For Sale: Spitzenberg, Newtowns 4. Jonathans and Baldwin Apples. 50 dentist M s. Boyce Blaylock entertained I cents box at orchard. H. P a k s, the Junior bridge club la s t Thurs- ; Hood River, Phone 4669 50153 pd. WERN MARK’S R e lia b ility — GEORGE G. UPDEGRAFF Z e ig le r s Every school child should have one o f these la m p s! Moro School 745 THE ONLY ABSOLUTELY OUARANRtED TIRE GATES TIRES R u b b e r F i lle d C o rd « w D en ser R u b b er T read B e s t Q u a lit y M a t e r i a l s 6-Ply — 15 M onths U n co n d itio n a l G uarantee 4-Ply - 12 M onths U n con d ition al G uarantee Classified Ads. 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