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THE SHERMAN COUNTY JOURNAL,
MORO. OREGON
FRIDAY, JjANÙAÉt 28, 1939
PAGE THREE
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Mr and Mrs R. J. Baker left for
Portland Jfoaday morning on their
long deltfjM vacation. Edgar is
tending store during their absence.
Wasco, Church of Christ: Bible
Mr and Mrs Ray Blake and
School at 10:00 a. m. Come and
daughter Marjory were visitors
let us study God’s Word together.
here Monday.
Morning Worship at 11:00. Sermon'
1 * J. R. Baker, Ed Alley, T. M.
topic: “The Burning Bush— A type'
1 Rolfe, A. A. Dunlap and daughter
t»f the Church ” Bring your friends; .Mr and Mrs Wallace May and Apito and Betty Lou Olds were in
An event of January 17th at the
The Sherman Cointty Sunday and come to the House of God. Mrs L. » May were visitors in The
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The Dalles Wednesday to the open- J. m . Wilson home was a surprise
School association
. . , . hat .. called
There will be a baptismal service Dalles Monday. Mrs. L D Mav ing of the Port celebration.
party honoring Lester Wilson on
meetmg to
held M, lh< M oro nt the close of the morning wor- to con aA 'a doctor
J
. Miss Wanda Cantrall returned his 28rd birthday anniversary.
Community Presbyterian church, ¿hip. (Christian and Junior Endea-
Wednesday from Likely, California Those present were: Mk. and Mrs.
:
iMr
and
Mrs
Prank
von
Borstel
J**1
*L ? ° ’d f>c.k’ January vor meet a t6 :3 0 p. m. Evening
where
tod her mother far Tate Justosen and daughter Betty;
■
A ll taipiaters and rhfirch service is at 7:80 p. m. and children and Mr and Mra Aman several
Frances and Dolores Gregg: Evelyn
1
dus
von
Borstel
and
children
of
Sunday School 'superintendents ol Choir practice Wednesday evening
Dell Olfr and Joe Bibby were <nd Luther Warren Davis; Mr. and
the county are requested to he there February 2nd at the home of “Bill” Kent were dinner g u e sts-o f Mr
business Visitors in Moro Wednes- Mrs. A1 Bekkadahl; Mr and Mrs
and
Mrs
Alfred
Kock
Sunday.
Mr
and aU that are interested hr Son- Clothier. Come and enjoy the eve-
d& r
Y
George Wilson; Robert Helyer, Mrs
day school work are welcome.
„teg? Every one welcome to all and Mrs Theo von Borstel and Mr
Mr,
Harold
Knight
loft
last
M.xolno
Smith, N«11U Wilson Bill
and Mrs A. Dean of Plainview, Ne
, The American Legion Auxiliary services.
Charles Purchase, and Cecil
braska also were guests there that last Thursday for her home in Salt
will meet at the home of Mrs. R. C.
_
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r day.
Lake City, Utah after spending Norton. The diversion of the eve
Byers Wednesday, February 2. -
Wasco Methodist Church: Sundav
Mr and Mrs T. M. Rolfe left several weeks visiting her parents, ning was playing cards and later
O. G. Sayrs and U» C. Wright,- School at 10 a. m. Classes for all
refreshments were served.
■ Saturday for Stevenson, Wn., to Mr and (Mrs E. E. Gervais.
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respectively president and secre ages. The Junior church and Ston- visit their son in law W. B. Math-
Plarts are being made by the
Mr
and
Mrs
John
Perry
and
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tary of tne fair board, left Thurs dard Bearers will have charge of ! ews who is in a hospital. They
Kent Grange for a public dance to
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day fog Portland to attend a meet the morning service from 11 to 12. will also visit relatives in Vancou- daughter Eva came up from Hills be held at the grange hall February
boro to visit their daughter and
ing of the officials of fair associa The Paalmint said: “I was « glad ver, Wn., and Portland before re- family,*Mr and
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John Rolfe. 5th.
when they said to me, let us go to
tions of the sta te.«...
Kent
choir
met
at the J. E. Nor
turning.
Mrs
Perry’s
They
also
vis
J. B. Adams was in'Portland last the house of the Lord ” Everybody
Mr and Mrs ton home Sunday evening with sev
IMr and Mrs Charles Engle are brother and fami
Welcome. Choir nractice Wednes
Monday on business.;
enteen members present. Refresh
the
parents
of
a
daughter,
born
Dick
Huhman.
day evening a t 7:80. The Ladies
Mrs. W. F. McLeod has been ill
January
12,
at
the
home
of
her
J. H. Wilt was a business visitor ments of salad and cookies were
Aid will meet at the home of Mrs.
served after wards. The next meet
with threatened pneumonia for the Maude Akers, Thursday, February mother, Mrs Benton at Dufur.
in The Dalles Friday.
past ten days and is still confined 3, at 2:30 p. m.
Art Bucholtz of Moro brought
Mr and Mrs Dick Huhman were ing will be held at the home of E v e -'
lyn and Luther Davis.
to bed.
Miss Anna Schwartz home here in The Dalles Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Ronald-' E. Du
An application for marriage cer
First Baptist Church. Grass Val Tuesday from a hospital where she
Willis Black, one time resident
tificate was filed Wednesday for ley: 10 a. m. Bible School. Try has been recovering from a recent of Grass Vallejo was here again Fresne, undertakers from Vancou
ver, Washington brought the re
Henry Richelderfer and Virgil Lee to beat the record tin attendance. operatioft.
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Tuesday selling posts. He lives in
mains of Davy Walters to Kent last
Lindhorst whose engagement was 11 a. m. Morning Worship, “Christ
Wily Knighten of Moro was a Portland where his .brother, Ches
1
Tuesday and Mr. Du Fresne being
announced several days ago. It is Superior to Moses.’’ Be sure to caller here Monday.
ter, also resides. His father, Steve
a
minister,
also
conducted
the
last
(
"A
s
understood the ceremony will be hear each of these services of morn
ih s
Mrs Roy Tiller left Saturday for Blacfc, brother Curtis and and sister
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rites for Mr. Walters at 2 o’clock |
performed Sunday.
ing messages on the Book of Pe- Portland to visit relatives.
Ada Ijve at Wenatchee.
in
the
afternoon,
followed
by
burial
• Two fatalities in automobile ac fcrews. Violin solo. 7:30 p. m.
Mrs Wayne Spoor and children
«Mr and Mrs Delvin Dean are here
cidents occurred Wednesday night Evening service, “The Scarred attended the picture show at Moro from Nebraska to visit Henry in the Kent I. 0. O. F. cemetery.
Guy Taylor and son of Tygh
near Moro. 'Mlarjorie Kunsman's ((lands.’’ 7:30 p. m. Thursday Pray- Sunday.
Patjen who is slowly recovering Valley hrere at Kent Wednesday
1
er
and
Bible
study.
golden setter pup was killed bv a
Bert Cox accompanied by Mr from an operation. Mrs. Dean ia
Isa&1
where Taylor purchased a Shetland IL
car in town and Irwin Morris lost , Gerald C. Drvd*n. Pn«-tn»*.
and Mrs Bill Baker, John Reckman a daughter of Mr Patjen.
pony
of
Bob
Hatley.
a cow when struck by a car driven
„Pretty P atsy Sheldon is swamped by one day’s entries in the
and Henry Roth took the basketball
Helen Wilson, Betty Justesen, Amnsement Zone Naming Contest of the 1939 World’s Fair of the
I Communitv Presbyterian Church: boys to The Dalles Saturday.
by Louis May.
Luther Davis and David.Hoskinson West on Treasure Island In San Francisco Bay. The Fair is offering
Melvin Baker is improving from 1 10 a. m. Bible school with Chester
Mr and Mrs Glen Bell and daugh
of the Kent high school debate 91,000 in cash aa a prise for the person suggesting the name selected
•
Smith,
general
suoerintendent.
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the case of flu he has had for the
ter, IMary Teschner were visitors at.,
team
accompanied C. P. Rowe, for the Fun Zone.
past th r « weeks and expects to.bs l \ m- You"* P*<>Pl«'» <•*? »«-vice in Tygh Valley Saturday.
—
coach,
to Grass Valley Friday after .—
■out again
araln soon.
soon. His father. O tis! ¡2’*r' e ° i our own J»™ » peoole.
basketball.
Jacob
Wassenmiller
went
to
Cal
noon
where
they
gave
their
speech
Last Wednesday at 11 a. m. three
Baker, took to his bed Thursday There will be reports on the Hil- ifornia last weekAo be gone sever- 1 Fifty-seventh anniversary of the
es before the Grass Valley high
lockburn summer conference by
men
came, and gave speeches on
with the same ailment.
founding of Christian Endeavor in
Reatha Sayrs and Beth Mersmger, al months.
erosion
and soil conservation, which
By
Dolores
Simon
The asseesor’s tax rolls were snd a talk in honor of Christian
Mr and Mrs Willis Brittain. Portland, Me., was observed by the
MrandIMks John Wilson motored
they illustrater with slides.
turned over to the sheriff this week Endeavor’s fifty-seventh birthday Helen Kelly and Jack Schasteen of local high school and junior-inter to iPortland last Thursday where
On Friday January 21, Grass-
Friday, January 21, Mr. Rowe,
snd mailing of the statements Will anniversary.. Special music is pian Tygh Valley visited last week with mediate societies when they held a they visited Mr and Mrs Carl Valley went to Moro, where the
be an event of next month. Total
“pot-luck” banquet in the Commu Gregg. The latter being a patient scores were: Moro girls, 40: Grass a teacher in Kent high school,
Mr
and
Mrs
Sam
Stark
and
Mr
ti for 1938 a taxes was »158,095.02
to a a c no ne<,: All old-timers
roll
g y in p C. E.. E o- and Mrs Dean Olds.
nity church dining room, Wednes in a hospital there, was thought ¿0 Valley girls, 81. Moro boys, 20, brought his debate team to Grass
Valley for a practice debate. The
. which includes state, county, school recognized. Come and show your
Mr and Mrs Buck Miller spent day night, January 26, with apnrox- be slowly improving.
Grass Valley boys 26.
question, Resolved: that all of the
and city taxes. This is a much interest in Moro Christian youth- several days last week with his par imately 60 young people present.
Mr and Mrs 'R. N. McGlasson
Next Tuesday, January 25 Grass
smaller sum than was previously 22 p. m. Meeting of officers and ents at Quinton.
This is the’ second year such a ban were dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Valley will go to Kent where they fourty-eight states should adopt a
'
unicameral form of legislature.
Mr and Mrs Dean Olds and son quet has been held in Moro.
collected.
L. Sather Saturday evening.
teachers of Sherman county Sunday
will play tre return game« of bas Those on the negative side were
Following the dinner the toast
M. M. Saunders, piano tuner is schools to plan for spring and Donald were dinner guests at the
ketball.
Betty Justesen and Helen Wilson,
here this week bringing the county« summer program. 7:16 p. m. Eve Joe Ritner home in Moro last Sun- ^master, Dean Pinkerton, announced
Friday, January 28, Rufus will while the afflmative consisted of
birthday
cake.
Beth
Mersinger,
the
program
that
included
numbers
» u ' > boxes back into their proper ning Christian Endeavor meetings day.
president of the high school society come to Grass Valley for more Luther Davis and Dave Hoskinaon.
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for adult, and high school groups. Mr and Mrs George Wilcox and son by Audrey Baker and Merle Miller,
acted as general chairman with
Mrs. E. E. Barnum is hostess to Thursday night, 7:30 p. m. Bible of The Dalles attended the funeral Betty Vintln, Lois Melzer, three
Carl Peetx, Ardis Truitt and Betty
boys
from
the
CCC
camp,
and
Rev.
of
Jess
Barnett
Monday.
members of the Jolly Dozen card study at the church.
L. H. Mit<3ieimore, several pep Vintin, chairman of program kitch
Mr
and
Mrs
Herman
Schilling
club thia afternoon.
songs, and the cutting of the C. E. en and invitation committees. -
Christiai/' Science church serv were The Dalles visitors Monday.
The Moro Woman’s club was host
Mr
and
Mrs
V.
B.
Eakin
.and
Mr
Wednesday night to twenty tables ices are held on Sundav morning and Mrs Millard Eakin went to
of card players who met at the at eleven o’clock and Wednesday Portland Sunday returning Tues
i s 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
Odd-Fellows hall to attend the evening meeting begins at eight
day.
o’clock.
The
reading
room
is
lo
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
benefit.- -B. H. Grady of Wasco won
Mrs Jacob Wassenmiller left last
first for the men and Mrs. Charles cated in the rear of the dhurch week for Portland to visit her
p r i c e s g o h a n d i n b a n d to s t r e n g t h e n
Ruggles for women. A short pro building, where all authorized daughters for several weeks.
Christian
Science
literature
may
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
gram was given at the end of the
Mrs Jim Garrett was called to
be found.
session of cards.
,
Portland last Thursday due to the
c h a n t a n d c u sto m e r .
R u b b e r F i l l e d C ordn
•deo Barnum returned this week
illness of her daughter. -
F o r W i n t e r N e e d s i n G r o c e r ie s
from a two weeks trip to the valley.
Mr and Mrs Blaine Miller and
D
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n
s
e
r
R
u
b
b
e
r
T
r
e
a
d
Mr and Mrs Kenneth Sather of,
<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
Oregon national guardsman were
Moro were dinner guests at the
paid a total of F22\000 for their Bv Lois MHzer.
w i l l p le a s e a t p r ic e s th a t p le a s e .
B est. Q u a lit y M a t e r i a l s
Fred Cox home Sunday.
services during 1937, it was re
Fridsv,
January
21,
Moro
played
The Woman’s Mission society met
ported by Major General George
Q u a lit y
FT" 1
G rass
A. White. Most of this pay was on our home floor, two very excit at the home of Mrs Fred Cox Tues
6-Ply — 15 M onths U n c o n d itio n a l G uarantee
V
a lle y
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for attendance at weekly drill and ing games of basketball with Grass day.
S to r e
Mrs Herman Schilling, Mrs J. H.
the annual maneuver. The money Valley. The girls’ game was quite
4-Ply — 12 M onths U n con d ition al G uarantee
close, ending with a score of 40-31 Wilt and Mrs Tom Alley attended
was paid by Uncle Sam.
in favor of Moro. The Grass Val a party at the home of Mrs. Tru
IA boy from the OOC camp was ley boys won by 3 points, 20-23.
man Strong last Thursday.
injured Tuesday when a large rock
A djustm nts Made R igh t Here
Tuesday night the St. Mary’s
Mrs Arch Cantrall entertained
rolled on him while he was work boys from The Dalles came to Moro
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Y ou M ust Be Satisfied
ing. He was token to The Dalles to play our boys. There were two the Junior-bridge club at her home
last Thursday afternoon. Mrs. Gus
with one leg broken and bruised.
games, Moro winning both. The
Mr and Mrs John Muir were here first teams played followed by the Smith received the guest prize and
Mrs. Dick^ Huhman had high score
Inst week end from Woodburn second teams. The scores were:
where Mrs. Muir is grade school first team 32-29 and the second foT club.
Miss Agnes Simon spent the
principal? H v
team 17-7.
’ ‘
larger
part of the past week with
First of* the unemployment com ' Report cards were given out
her parents while'on vacation from m tm ttm ttn m m m n m tm B sstB m m m n a tn tw a sm m m B n m u n m n u ta
pensation checks were being Mailed Monday when a new semester
out this week, according to D. A. started. The schedule is different her Portland school.
Bulmore, administrator for the from that of last semester. The
Help Fight Infantile Paralysis
unemployment compensation com new subjects being taught are
mission. More than 40,000 jobless commercial law and commercial GEORGE G. U P D E G R A F F
workers have filed claims for com arithmetic.
pensation since the first of the
THE OREGON FARMER
year.
3 years for 91.00
Phyllis Dickson, who one.tia^s
WRITE JOHN M. DEMOSS
attended school in Grass Valley,
was licensed to marry Roy Forman Moro, Ore. — Res. DetMbss Spr.
of Antelope this week in The Dalles Rep. of Gilliam. Hood River, Jeffer
Legionnaires and Auxiliares.met son, Wasco, Wheeler, Sherman Co.
at the Omer Sayrs home last Fri
When Your Shoes need repair
day night and spent the evening
at games and with «cards. Late
First Ever Held in the C o u n ty
send them to
iunch was served at midnight to
the 28 present.
, .
T. Lester Johnson had an en
LOST—Small Black and white
counter with a piece of coal last Cocher Spaniel, female. Tom Fra IO O P S H O E
R E P A IR IN G
Saturday resulting in a bruised ser. Moro, 23F12.
cl2-13-14
2'M M f c o »«, <t
s TMF PM.I F'
eye ball which made the DA very
Posts
For
Sale:
14
cents.
On
uncomfortable for several days.
Mrs. L. H. Nahouse havihg sold Glen King Ranch. Garfield Dugger.
Electric appliances are so easy to use. Why
13-16p
her milch cows will leave Sunday
600c
to reside in The Dalles. Lyle will
lei lack o f outlets make their use a problem ?
stay at the Carroll’ Say^-s place
C o r d ia R y L o u r s l
until school is out. * . v
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• Convenience outlets are a modern necessity. You
A. H. Barnum shipped a carload
can’t enjoy your electrical appliances unless you can
of cattle to Portland last week and
LAWYER
use them easily in their proper places. M akeshift ar
found the market rather weak.
I
rangements are unhandy, unsightly and dangerous.
Walter Rutledge is in Redmond
MORO )
WASCO
Convgnience outlets cost little — can be easily and
for a time to stay with Dr. Snook
JkpP0'
While Mrs. Snook is away for an
quickly installed* Ask any electrical contractor for
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7 ;
operation.
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more details.
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.___ H t - S h t rxian County Health
A. W . M cL E O D
This Is a c(Miuauiki(y when dectriaty h ¿beep* TIsM’s'wfiy “
association held.an executive meet
I
so
many famili« now use it liberally for all household pur
ing at the court house Thursday
poses.
Adequate convenience outlets will make It easier for . - c ..
Dealer
in
afternoon. , •
,
,
you to take full advantage of.Pacific Power A Light Com
. S p o n so red By ’ *
pany’s new low rates ■ among the lowest ia the United States.
Calkins Weedtrs, Treaters
DEWALT PAYNE, M. D.
Sherman County Health Association
Physician and Surgeon
Bee an Electrical Contractor Today I
and Repairs
203-204 U. S. Bank Building
American
Legion
Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat includ
FYR FYTER EQUIPMENT
ing the fitting of glasses.
C. Freeman, County Chairman o f Association
Office Phone
Residence Phone Moro, Oregon
Phone 45<
. .d/wayr at Your Service
for Eradication o f Infantile Paralysis
+ 848
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H oun 9-12 2-6 The Dalles, Oregbn
Grass Valley
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Friends Honor
Happenings
Association To
Kent Youth
On Birthday
Told
Meet In Moro
Merry Miss and Her Mail
dBJk*
Christian Endeavor
Anniversary Noted
G .V . School
R e lia b ility -
THE ONLY ABSOLUTELY OUARANREED TIRE
GATES TIRES
Moro School
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Z e ig le rs
O H where '
FOSS & COMPANY
O H WHERE
CAN I PLUG THIS IN ...?"
P resid en t’s B irthbay
Classified A ds.
WERNM ARK’>
Saturday E vening
January 29, 1938
Moro Legion Hall
f T. Lester Johnson
A d m ission
$ 1 .0 0
P acific P ower & L ight C o m pany
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