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About Sherman County journal. (Moro, Or.) 1931-current | View Entire Issue (Dec. 17, 1937)
THK •» * ’* **•»« •jjy OOVXTi^ jÔlÜIUM A U ' STATEHOU8B G O ^ p _ CÒÉtueiì •» ' " frióày , drcsmbss n , i w jr -~ - beautiful, We will also have the if this notice, to-wit: November privilege of- hearing again the 19th, 1937. , , ’ • < von tin tied from page one) Wasco Choral club, »who will be Date of last publication, Decern-, k e Football y in g , fans coach have on h a l method . ^ e ^ of I t| »20.000 » liability inour.»«, on It. ; Wasco Methodist Churah Sherman County Observer with ua. We are expecting a full ber 17th, 1937. F. L. Cannell. Pastor may not always aid the team ini Passenger cars. While the state Established Nov. 2, 1888 Clara Louise Thomas, Wasco Methodist church: Sunday house for this final and important winning games but i . a sure means “ ""Ot •» ’“«» for dsm eges in case From the Observer4 Dec. 18r~1908 Grass Valley Journal Administratrix. service. school at 10 a.m. Classes for all of keeping the coach w o r k in g .K “ « “ “ “ t. U>«'«tote em p loy« Judge BoUrhill having sold his ages. Morning worship at 11. at the business interests in Grass Valley CONSOLIDATED March 6, 1931, When a mentor of the ioothaU football | ’ ho h «Pemting the car *5 Christian Science Society IN THE COUNTY COURT OF squad lose, a game or two there la ? ”“ * the « « ‘dent may he held is preparing to* move to the Rose Sermon text “And the angel said Wasco News-Enterprise The Christian Science Society unto them, Fear not: for, behold,1 THE STATE OF OREGON • , a squawk from th e 'c ity s tr e e ts |for d*?“ g7 ; J h e a ‘*te n° 5 » • « * » City. ' * '■* Established Nov. 1891 I bring you good tidings of great holds church services on Sunday FOR THE COUNTY OF to the rock streiwn mountain slopes ™°r? t*'an »20,000 a year for liat>il Ait a recent meeting at the school joy, which shall be to all people.’’ morning at eleven o’clock and on CONSOLIDATED March 4, 1932 SHERMAN PROBATE . . ity insurance. and the cry, “Get a coach,’’ is house Fred Meindl was elected di (Christmas Sermon) Special music Wednesday evening at eight o’clock, DEPARTMENT J . I Published Every -Friday at common as the bright remark of j rector to fill the ' jilace -of C. K. by the choir. The children will They maintain a reading room in NOTICE TO CREDITORS Moro. Oregon another day: “Get a horse.” The old Elks temple In Portland Cochran, resigned. ‘*JV’ 10 mfiT tax .ye Christmas program at the rear room of the church build IN THE MATTER OF XHE. M& t Giles L. French Editor If an instructor in 'economics I has been eliminated as a possible was levied on the property-or the rm _ _ — a_ 12 _ 2 is cordially J211 in- ing ___ z_ _11 authorized a « « a Y « Christian m The. public where all TATE OF MAUDE D A V IS,D e t - ?hes the youth o f the university state office building according to district. A new bouse is badly vitsd to our Christmas services. Science literature may be read, ceased. Entered ms second-class matter nt that it is impossible for a govern-1 State Treasurer Holman. A com needed. ' * Choir practice Wednesday evening borrowed pr purchased. All are Notice is hereby given that the the Postoffice at Moro, Oregon ment to spend money in excess of mittee of three acrhitects and build (> /Church ladies cooperated by put-, af 7;g0 welcome to attend the services and undersigned has been appointed under Act of Congress of March income for an indefinite time or era named by the board of control t>ng on a bazaar handling jointly. ' ________ to make u«e of the reading room, administratrix, of the Estate of 3, 1879. _ that the American system of gov- to . investigate the several build by the Aid and the Boreas societies.' “Is the Universe, Including Man, Maude Davis, deceased, by the ernment is cockeyed he may get ings being offered to the state has Two hundred forty nine dollars was i FULL GOSPEL ASSEMBLY Evolved by Atomv ^orce," is the County Court of the State of Ore Pastor, Mr. No-man. by for years and years. But a foot reported adversly on the Elks prop- made. subject for next Sunday. gon, for the County o f Sherman, ball coach must win. It would h elerty , Holman said. Ironically From the Observer Dec. 20, 1918 and has qualified. All persons bav- a great help to. American coaches! enough it was the agents for this Philip Searcy ' -arrived home Wasco Church of Christ NOTICE TO CREDITORS * ing clahne against the Estate, are if in some of their rules session building who sponsored the bill in Thursday having been mustered Gi’bert R. Carcv. p"«tor. All person* having claims-a^aihst hereby notified to preeent the same fhey would make it possible for the last legislative session author out of the army ia time to , get Wasco, Church of Christ: During both teams to w in . something. out! ising the state to acquire an office home for the holidays. He was the Bible school hour there will be the estate of E. C?»Thomas, d e -! duly verified, as by law required, ceased, are hereby notified to p re-! to the undersigned, a t 314 Davis OFFICIAL COUNTY PAPER of the Saturday's contest.' One! building in Portland. at Newport New». * r' a short Christmas program to sent them, with thé proper vouch- Building, Portland, Oregon, with team might go hi for first down« £ ♦ % -w, A lettdr frdm Garb»« Ross tells which all are invited. Morning wor ers p M duly verified, to..the under- in six months from the date here- SUBSCRIPTION RATES and another for kicking and each a meeting qf W fctate Land of the celebration of Armistice day ship at 11 o’clock. The oastor will signed, the ' duly appointed ad- of. ' Payable in Advance z- . > *". ' th e blocking of ___ _ at S t Nalzaire. ' - " spiak upon the subject “The Lord’s Tuinistrntrix of the estate of E. C. ONE YEAR ........................ >.1.60 could go merrily home boasting of board ^toebnsider Dated and first published Nov. their prowess, And then the coach eastern Oregon .school lands orig Influenza at Wasco resulted in Supper."* The special will be cn- Thomas, deceased, at the office of 26, 1937. / ■ ' ’ ' might be invited to talk to the inally scheduled tor last Saturday the cancellation of the basket ball inyed as Mrs. Anderson will slug, T. L szter Johnson, attorney at law, Last published Dec. 24, 1937. DECEM BER 17, 1.937 Chamber of Commerce instead of was postponed until January 8. game scheduled between the Wasco Tell your friends to come. Basket not being allowed to speak to the| At that time F. R. Carpenter, fed- and Moro high school teams. dinn€r in the basement. Bring you: Wasco, Oregon, within six months ,N®«ma E. Smith, Administratrix, of the date of the first publication Oren R. Richards, Attorney. people on the street. eral grazing director will attend George Ellsworth, Collia Moore, lynch and meet with us for this WHO IS BOSS? _________ to explain the government’s atti- John Searcy, Dale Lusk and Mark hour of fellowship. At 2:45 there Who is holding up work in United States senate is d o - |tude the pro?rtm inr con‘ Henkle make upthevteam.^ (will be a special service and Frank Portland mills? , « u h a .v _ I nection n w u r o with w iw u u i n i n u u i u u n 0 of 1 the vne administration A new steel bridge over Grass, Cunningham will speak on a timely Surely it is not the men who do peculiar things with the farm Grazing act. A large num- the actual work for they did not »>*»• This w e e k l y put m in • an » ! 1 TaO’Jor Grazing act. A large num- Valley canyon on the Lone Rock; subject. Christian Endeavor at d ow n P *r ®ducator8 and school officials road was crossed for the first time 6:30. The closing service of the vote to strike, have no means of amendment that Will sea e 1 as: well as many eastern Oregon Monday by. J. M. Eddy, mail car campaign will open promptly- a4 earning a living as long as the P»ymenta to farmers Jv®r «600. ztocknfefi afe expected to attend rier.1 ; • • ' w :30. This is one service o”n an 1 r l’.j mills are closed and. can never re- P*yment8 larger than that will the n a jfe f c ... , From the Observer, D^c. 16, 1898 ' should attend. You wdl nev?r e- gain the income al<ady lost. | 25 percent and sum«. over A /G . Sanford, D. P. Hulse and gret it if you do. Mr. Cunninfrhm It isn’t the mill owners, who are >2500 8C&! t l j dOWn ~i 9 aT ‘¿lAipproximately 12,000 persons are J. B.' Morrison have, incorporated will speak on the subject “People willing to go ahead and cut even cent- t'11’ method is us m t w l r t ^ ^ r ü T r / ' h i n i ' V r . ' t 6nal bill Sherman county farm er, I enrolled In the WPA adult educu- the Peerless door and window check of Wasco mentioned in the Bible” j ô ^ th e^ wil1 nearly enou* h government « °» ™<l recreation program m company; >2600 capital. The pageant will be one of the most J. D. McDermid and Miss E. J. and make a profit on “ «"• m0 buy cigaretUs. I <>*«”” c o r d m , to .Rex Putnam, Oregon « according So it must be the labor leaders, t * ■ state superintendent o f public in Smith were married by Rev. Brons- ureka-Lodge No. 121 .VF & A-.M Electrical appli men who interpose themselves be- * • struction. Of this number 1100 geest at The UmatiHa. SUGGESTIONS ances keep on giv Moro. Oregon ,t iMoro Firemen will give e grand tween employer and employee for J Hope for the passage of a bill are enrolled in Americanization ing . are useful, Meet- the 1st and Ird Electric Range the theoretical purpose of aiding making it necessary to hold a classes, in preparation for the new Year’s ball, Friday evenin'- b eau tifu l. M er Thursday evenings »of l.E .S. Lamps December 30 in the Opera House. c h a n ts e v e r y the employee to better his economic referendum of all the people before | citizenship teat, each mon.h._. Vi'iii »ng Electric Toasters where have large Messers E. E. Barnum, Dr. Lloyd position. As long as these men the nation's leaders could declare members cordially in selections, priced Electric Mixer truly represent the employees and war ¡g higher now than at any time, A saving of a t least >200 a month Idleman and W. H. Ragsdale com vited to meet with us. to suit your purse. mittee. Come and eat oysters and Electric Iron carry on their work fairly thete it might not do so much good under I ^ / telephone costa will be affefcted Roy Powell. W. M. Pin-It-Up Lamps Electrical appli is no criticism of them, but tempta- present conditions for the neutral- through the installjzation of a cen turkey if you don’t dance. C. V. Belknap Secv. ances cost little . One of the Monklamj stage team trons are sometimes too strong for jty bill has been entirely overlooked switchboard, Budget Director Electric to operate at Pa Refrigerator these labor leaders and desire to by this administration with the re- WalllKW Wharton reported to - the is a kicker as John Wilkerson and c if ic P ow er & 113. I. O. <). F Mon» Lodge No a stranger found out. keep at the top of the heap where rojt that we are still trading with (Control this week, Un Electric Light Company s Moro, Oregon it is ' possible to wear a white j apan and, wheri possible, with der present arrangements each Coffee Makers new low rates. $o Meets 1st and 3rd collar causes them to do things not China. Even good laws must be state department la served by sep Electric Clocks this year cive — Tuesdays in the justifiable by any modern moral enforced, and ask for—elec arate trunk lines, many of the Elcctrit P.oaster l-O.O.F. hall- Tran trical appliance«. code. " . . ____ ____ larger departments maintaining 1S3S Radio K - sient and visituu Children in Portland are hungry Oregon is to have a new library their own switdltwaida. Communii'’ ',*i«*jbv<«ian Church brothers are cordi because those who boast of leading - Lawrence II. Mitcbelmore, Miniate» thituv« ara nutr. building to house the written words ally invited to neet laborers to better things are quar- • , rx^w» «rill be The Mountain States Power com Community Presbyterian church. reling over who is to handle the men *nd women- Th«1* w,n ** with us. • has Ccmmtuioner received authority i S m.n w o ^ . U l ? i ’t J o n it « | pany U ttlitl« N O J from f ^ 10 a. m. Bible school*, 11 a. m. Ser dues paid by the working men. De- ton.B’ Bwl xAcI P*ge» Lewis McKee, N. G. O. Wal mon ‘^Christmas in Art,” special Joe TruiV-xSecretan 1W*r? * 7„n^ n,nk “ b»dly »• th«>' did when th*2 lac< 40 i , , “e ,n d . Christmas music; 7:30 p. m., An over the ownership of the of .^rtt mortgage bond, and »700, nual Sunday school program for Lupine Rebekah Lodge No. 116 route, in Portland lndicattog that J _ -------------------- I 000 o f aerial notea In order to ra Moro, Oegon - the present leaders of labor are n1« ** deem ‘«g*old bond laue maturing -the community with, songs, recita tions, treat, and blay “Janet’s taking their charges in an oppo- who January 1. The company operates Meets 2d and ^th Tu- Christmas" by primary and junior " 7 t . " » X ^ " o £ X ^ o f how »»y> P a r i t y 1. just around the in the Willamette Valley and the I e.sdaya of each month pupils. Monday night, 6:45, Christ l o n ^ ’c state^rfll “X “ fm '1 " “ iO“ #i mas pot luck dinneg and program Visiting members w»l in dining room for members and come. disruption of business and partly «TORY Oregon beer parlors hereafter friends of the church. a question of how long the working Mabel McKee, N. G. must measure up t o rigid «Unitary men will stand for being without tilt C Naomi Van Gilder, Sec. (Continued from page requirements i f they expect ^a re- Grans Valley Bapti Church work m order to uphpld the hand Jow | newal o f. tbek license«, the jstate Gerald C. Dryden, Paster. of a leader who is to a marked de«|p I hav.1 only given a brief Bethlehem Chapter, No. 78. O. E. S Liquor commireron has First Baptist church, Gras« gree interested in his job instead of the eailv days. Moro, Oregon •í' '.Mt' Much more SEE A N Y DEALER IN ELECTRICAL EQ UIPM ENT of his followers. | could be told, but^I don't wish to | iT«yp|M«vUA «balance« in the Valley: 10 a. m. Bifcle School. Be Meets Every Second Fourth Thursdays in each I f Martin can stop the lntlmi- bore you, so in my next article will! hands of th$ Rtate Board of High sure to be there the <4Stn(day before Christmas. 11 a. m< w°r- or PACIFIC POWER A LIGHT COMPANY Month. Visiting members dation that makes the labor war tell of some other things that er E d u c a tio n may not be utilized . t J A-d? 7:30 p. m invited. posdble ba will have performed think will be of Interest to you. A lw ays at Your Service '■ 1" Kh<wl will wU1 present its an The Bible school Frances King W. M. a service to the nation greater than Jay Price. I or ,CU1i y w n' k '| r!' ru le d thle nu*' ChrieUnes program— Lots of Ruth Sparling. Secretary. he gave in the w a r —and thia it not General Van Wmkle ruled this miigj<;> christm>/ tree- Thurs(iay belittling to any extent his fine week. , Neither may the board in- 7:80 p. m.-'Prayer and Bible study war record. Since the die has been THE OLDS FAMILY creaae salaries of faculty members Tuesday, 2 p. m. The Women’ cast this is the time to determine The history of the Olds family on condition that the increase be Christmas meeting will be held at whether the state is most powerful in Sherman county starts when returned to the retirement fund, the the home of Mrs. Hqrman Sehillin«' or the unions. If it proves to be Emmitt Olds, with his wife and Attorney general held. Each lady is asked to bring a gift the unions we can resign ourselves family came from Ni 1^c va^ue or lesa’*' AU womer to the dictatorship of a small to buy land northeast of Grass enees Obadiah (boastfully)—I can go are invited to attend. Mrs. Daniel group of selfish men; if it ... is the , Valley In 1883. For a time he was out with any girl I please.-----— son of Bend, the asfogjptional pres etete we een eentlnu. eur of G rau Valley before , a , Onalene—Yea, but from what I ident is democratic processes o f orderly the town was definitely established jj^j. you j on’t please very many of “Thou a government. a mile or more above his place. He thank first engaged in the sheep business but later raised wheat and for THE PAN AY BOMBING years with his many sons, operated t'Clvck the “ The Pansy incident may be the a threshing machine that traveled thing that makes a decided change over the county each fall, in the foreign policy of the United i Mrs. Olds was Elizabeth Mess- ■ States. For the first time in many inger, who had oome to Yamhill I years there is expressed dissatis- j from Iowa. Emmitt Olds, born in - *< « U L T : faction with government protec- in Oregon, died at Grass | tion—as scanty as it has been— Valley in 1913 and his wife still of the property of American firms survives. She is now living atj engaged in trade in foreign lands. TyRh Valley. ... The Panay was convoying boats During his life time Mr. Olds! loaded with Standard Oil products wa8 many times school director ot J up the river for delivery to the Grass Valley district, Then > o u ’ll k n o w C hevrolet íf Chinese when attacked by the Jap- constable and stock inspector. He | anese. Had it been convoying ( engaged in business after retiring the outstanding v a lu e fo r 1938 American wheat for delivery to the f rom the farm and moving to town. Chinese it would have probably Qf the ten Olds children a large] CHEVROLET have met the same fate, for from percentage of them have remained a military standpoint keeping sup-1 ¡n Sherman county o r n e a r it, J piies from the Chinese is a very * where they are engaged in farming ,«■ * «e Rem em ber, too, th a t C h e v ro le t is th e important matter for the Japs. I or business. Lewis; the * eldest, For years t h is ‘nation has en- farms south of Grass Valley, a l-| o n ly car th a t g iv es yo u a ll these m o d ern couraged American firms to go in-' though at present ineapacited thru | to other lands and sell American an accident; Charles is in Califor- fe a tu re s a t such lo w d e liv e r e d prices: made goods. It has been the theo- nia thia winter; Will lives in that N o matter what the hour, you can always make a deposit ry that such skies made work for state; Frank is at Milton; Dell, here at this bank easily, safely, quickly. Just use one of our American workmen, a market for Dean and Earl a r e a t Grass Valley; 8 5 - H .P . V A L V E -IN -K E A D EN G IN E American raw material producers two daughters. Hrs. Myrtle Brit- “Deposit-by-Mail Envelopes’ and, of coarse, profits for Ameri- t*in and Mrs. . George Brown are >lr Tf PERFECTED H Y D R A U LIC BRAXES can manufacturers. We have pro- Mar Tygh Valley and Mrs. Iva This special envelope is your deposit slip, mailing con tected these firm« with armed Nahouse lives in Moro. . 4 '* G E N U IN E K NEE-A CTIO N* W Ä 1. forces before new and have gotten j. ----------- - • tainer and receipt, all in one. I t brings the bank to you when into no little trouble over them a t ! - • - you cannot conveniently visit the bank during banking hours. ALL-SILENT, ALL-STEEL BODIES tim e, MORO LO CAL» Present criticism may Indicate) Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Christensen FISHER N O DRAFT VENTILATION a change o f heart on the part of the returned last Friday from their ------------ W a cordially invite you to use thia new, improved Bank-_ _ 9 average American. It means that trip to California, By-Mail service. Call or write for a leaflet giving full details. we will curtail our foreign trade The county health assodagon is TIPTOE-MATIC CLUTCH to a considerable extent for no one very desirous of winning the silver C. R. Harding, Manager U A Littleton, Asst. Mgr is going to build up huge plants1 cup that is given each year to the ip other countries without assur- person selling the most Christmas ance of protection in times of war. seals. Hood River was winner last If the change is made it will be year with Wasco second ¡Returns the moat far reaching hi the indue- to date are very encouraging but trial life of the nation for over many seals are still unheard of and Qftas, P to rtifd , Oregon it is the wish of the somnvittee that f if ty M K Z I I I r a O B B A L D I P O I I T IK B U » A !< C B C O arefa B P < f« A < < O N as many as can be bought are kept v M o ro , O reg o n . T h e D alle», O re g o n and the others returned. And now its Merry Christmas. fiir r tn a n C etin t? k u u r a n FIRE THE COACH * * ELECTRICAL GIFTS... -T T he D a lles B ranch ^ U nited S tates N ational Bank M oro G a ra g e ¿ S u n s e t M otor Co.
