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About Sherman County journal. (Moro, Or.) 1931-current | View Entire Issue (Feb. 18, 1938)
’ ’ »• w * > , With Colds T H l AHSRMAN COUNTY JOURNAL, ( well for the pazt few week* and I relatives have come A. vi , a . - Reatha Sayrs fell on the ice Friday night while on her way ~ how ffra basket hall - same Rnd received a cut over her eye ■’ ehat required three stitches. - X G ra s s Valley Woman Injured Seriously By Fall y . » * T MORO, OREGON FRIDAY, FEBRUARY U . 1936 Ohio, arrived at Grass Valley last Friday io visit at the home of L. D. Mayi Mrs. Boyer was fer-l merly Miss Ethel'M ay of Bloom* ington, Indiana which la also the dormer home o f both Mr. and I Mrs. May. ' ' 5 > FAUM T H R U «J/2 { W eekday Cleaner Turns Organ A id 'f j__When Sabbath Hymn Singing Meeting Saturday ffH«LFORT, N. T.—Doing double duty, a typfaal iYAbapaabold vacuum daanar furaMma air ter tbe pipe organ in the century-old Methodist episcopal church here on Sunday. :aa well aa keeping the place of worship clean thnoughout the week The hook-up has attracted, oation- wM» attention through tho press and over the radio. 7 ' The unusual function of the vacuum cleaner, of a style known to housewives everywhere, baa proved to be entirely satisfactory. In fact, two nearby churches have Inatallad them. Ample air always Is available, even wben all the organ stops are out. Air is utilised by attaching the nozzle to the reserve bellows chest of the organ, through a bole bored for the purpose. An electric switch is connected with an organ stop , which seldom was »sod.. The o r ganiat simply pulls the stop, the cleaner G. V. School A largo nzmber of people have Mr and Mrs Bill Barnett were Kent Grange No. 688 held its been seriously ill with celds or a in The Dalles last Friday to have regular meeting Saturday eve sort *>* of * flu that is making .the by Dolore^ Simon. , v ning February 12 with -a good at ______ ______ • » x-ray of Mrs Barnett’s spine, rounds this winter^ Among Among those Friday February 11, Maupin tendance. J. M. Wilson talked on Virton A'Utt. - iMekvin I w “ « Methodist church. ¿ u n - 'wh« — Injured when she fell at fai J ‘ several o f T h t Dyer * * «*d»t at to a. m. Preaching home taft w eek. It was oama to-Jirj^s. Valley where the erosion control; k A card party was service at 11. ¿object, “Where do fou«d that she had -, several ver- ‘ girls, the boys and the boys sec-, enjoyed after grange and refresh- _ >mpson And Mrs i best wav tebrae misplaced, and she will be ond team* played basketball. The mentS Wfire served at mid-night fwe go from here!" The best way who has since re- in bed ib r {oriSr time. Helen Kel scores were: for the girls Mau Mr ahd Mrs J. H. Wilson and to double a preacher’s power covered. pin 38, Grass Valley 17; boys, Mr and Mrs R. N. McGlasson were ly ia there to care for her. tot’ double his congregation. Try Miss Bertha Craig was able to Mrs Tom Alley entertained Maupin 44 and Grass Valley 28; dinner' guests at the Frank von return to her school work Mon this on your preacher next Sun the Grass Valley bridge club l a s t sec°nd team: Maupin 21, Grass Borstel home Sunday. The occa day. Don't stay away from church day after several , days absence ? j sion being the birthday anniver on ... account o f company—-bring Wednesday afternoon at her hom e, Y ^ ley 1J, due - to illness. Monday February 14, Grass Val- saries of Mr Wilson and Frank th em 'w ith you, Choir practice and those honored with high Mr and Mrs Lester Barnum re Wednesday evening at 7:80. The scores were Mrs Oestriech, guest, ley went to The Dalles "where they con Borstel jr.- turned fiom the valley where they pastor will preach at the Grass and Mrs. Don Smith, club. < played .basketball with St. Mary’s Mr and Mrs R. N. McGlasson had spent a couple of weeks visit valley Methodist church next Mr and Mrs R. J. Baker re-1 The score was St. Mary’s 32 and sponsored a party at the grange ing. hall Sunday evening for those Sunday afternoon at 2:30. turned the first of last week after ¿Grass Valley 29. Friday February 18, Rufus will birthdays were in February. The L. H. Nahouse and wife were spending several weeks visiting come to Grass Valley where we parents of the children who had here Saturday night aa. guests at their son and wife, Mr and Mrs First Baptist church, Grass Va birthdays also helped to make the the A. S. Johnson home. ley: 10 a. m. Bible school; we had Dale Baker at Battleground, Wn., hope to be successful. Saturday February *12 Fossil party * a dudeets. The valentine - and also-visiting relatives in Port Donald Baifees was here' Tues 66- te s t Sunday. Shall We do will come her»- where both' the motif lid s carried • out and' the ~ '■ * day while on his way to Prine again? 11 a. m. (Morning worship land. ville where be will visit with' his “Christ— His Superior Method of Mr and Mr Ernest Eslinger left boys and girls will play basket evening was spent playing games will — be ’ given , in after which refreshments were brother, George a n d w ife who are Salvation.” 7:30 p. m., Gospel last Wednesday for The Dalles. ball. . A dance rr to be gone . week or ten <toy. “ the served. service, “Christ, The Great In now living there. Grass Valley gymnasium. W. E. Woodcock and Mr. Har Ronald Powell is home from tercessor, or The Lord's Prayer.” visiting relatives and friends. Monday February 14, Billy Al- vey of Maupin were at Kent Mon k:?. ■ 7:30 p. m., ttnirsday, Prayer and business college to take part in R. J. Baker, A. A. Dunlap and sup, a former student of Grass day in the interest of the exten- Bible study; 2:00 p. m., Tuesday, spiing work on the farm. - visitors in Moro Friday. Valley, who now attends Wamic *The condition of Otis Baker Women’s Missionary ' Society at Mr and Mrs C. P. Rowe of high school,* visited the Grass Val tion of the Barlow road. L. V. Walton of The Dalles was who is very ill at a hospital in the home of Mrs L. D. May. Kent were shoppng here Satur- ley school. a Kent visitor Tuesday. There will be a special Anniver urday. ■ The Dalles is somewhat improved SW» On Saturday, March 12, THE Betty Justesen who spent the sary program and a missionary but he is still in danger. Mrs Tom Alley and Mrs W. C. GOLF CHAMP , given by the past week in Portland, returned offering will be received.^ Watch Marion McKee was in Portland fdr announcements about the Sun Schilling were joint hostesses at Grass Valley high school wjll be to her home here Thursday. She the first of the week to attend a dpy school rally to be held in a luncheon Friday at the home of given in the Civic Auditorium. was . aeqempanied by Theo starts its powerful but quiet whir the story of the organ and vacuum Mrs Tour - Alley honoring Mrs The High School Orchestra will ' meeting of . the state .druggist Grata V alley,* February 27. bald and ton Dick of San Fran ring. and presto, the bellows fills, cleaner was broadcast /ram.Radio £oy # Schilling with a layette entertain before the play, and the hoard. Unil bis return Tuesday j 4 ** i cisco, Calif s who Will spend a and the music peals forth in re City, the suction end of the cleaner >how»f/< Contract was played band betwpen acts: It will begin night George. Wilqpx , was week visiting. . . \ sponse to the musician's touch on was used, for the organ heard oa The subject of the lesson-ser during the aftermoon with Mrs at 8 p. m. . Please be on time. charge of the phaimacy the coaat-to-coast hook-up was a Mr and Mrs Carl Schadewitz, the keys mon at the Christian Science Alfred Kock winning high score. Mrs. D. E. Stephens is still ser church for next Sunday will be The tube of the vacuum cleaner small studio reed organ, whose bel Mrs J. 1C . Wilson, Lester Wilson Mr and Mrs Dell Olds had as iously ill at the home of her son Mind.” On Sunday morning the Evelyn Davis and Mrs. Clarice is attached to the blowing end of lows ts filled by suction, rather t*»« Edmund near Washington D. C. church service begins at 11 o’clock guests over Saturday, her sister Sacre were shopping in The the machine when it doubles for by blowing, as In the case of pipe Mrs Elnur Hall and son Jack of Snc u recovering, however. the termer organ pumper-boy When organs. and Wednesday evening at eight Lon& Beach, Calif., and her moth By Lois Melzer. Dalles Friday. Mr and Mrs C. L. Poley and o’clock. The reading room is lo Last Friday night Rufus came J. M. Wilson and J. E. Norton Voice from the rear. “You’re Mr and Mrs W. W. Knighton at ft ted in the rear of the church er, Mrs James Walkenshaw of to Moro to play btsket ball. Both were transacting business in Port To this the Scotsman replied: wrong there. What this country Hubbard. tended a card party at the Theo building where all . authorized “His talents would justify . the needs today is a majority work the boys’ and girls’ teams defeat land a couple of days last week. Mrs JL F. Bajzer entertained von Borstel home near Kent Christian Science literature may ed Moro. The girls’ game was supposition.” ing.” . . . the Moro and Grass Valley bridge Monday night. be found. Every one welcome. very exciting. At the beginning Under Suspicion clubs Monday with a dessert lunch Mrs T. Lester Johnson was call of the last quarter the scores were Sir Henry Campbell-Bannerman Reversed Landlady—So that new boarder eon. Those winning high scores ed to Portland Monday by the ill even. At the end of the game the tells of a Scotsman who was as The Lutheran church service in Political Speaker: “AU we need has found something fresh to com were Mrs Art Christenson, high; ness o f her mother. u score w»s 45-60. The «boys’ game serting that all the great poets now, my friends, is to keep a work plain about thia morning? Grass Valley is scheduled for Feb Mrs Glen King, second and Mrs A r and Mrs (A. C. Thompson 70 and 'March 6 at 11:00 a. m. Clarence Sparling received the ended with a score of 20-42. ing majority.” Cook—No, ma’am, it’s eggs. were of his nation. Saturday night Mr and Mrs expect to leave Sunday for Port There are evidently some people “ Well,” said someone, “but how guest prize. Gillmor entertained the boys* «and about Shakezphere? You cag’t say land to attend the golden wedding in the area, who hear Professor Mr and Mrs Herman Schilling girls* basketball teams with a anniversary of Mr and Mrs T.-J. Maier, St. Louis, Mo., radio speak he was a Scotsman.” H ax.*. Mr Thompson agys that er who broadcasts every Sunday were visitors in The Dalles Tues dinner at the hotel. Mr. Cunliff acted as toastmaster. Speeches they were married Mr at 1:30 p. m / over the Mutusl day. Mr and Mrs Charles Lemley were made by each person. The I.» i k.t was in bed WRM a broken Broadcasting system. Tune In on : < tnd that now M » Henltle is any larger station in the Pacific went to Portland Saturday on bus! evening was enjoyed by everyone. is a neceaisity in b u sin ess. R e lia b le Aft^- the dinner the Junior GEORGE G. U P D EG R A FF northwest. The broadcast is call ness and to visit their daughter, ? u d with a broken hip. and family, Mr and Mrs Hubert class sponsord a Valentine dance ed “The Lutheran Hour.” The and Mrs Eimer Barzee are goods, R e lia b le b u sin e ss m eth o d s,F a ir at Milwaukie and a tth e school. The music was fur A tto rn e y A t LaW at Newport for a short vacation very doctrine and fundamentals of Hutchcroft p rices go han d in band to stren g th en of Christian principles the mis their daughter and husband, Mr nished by the nickelodeon. It was and Mrs (Carl Sherman at Forest quite a successful dance although sionary presents in the Grass Val- Lt. Wm. P. Scholl <rf Charlptte the bond o f co n fid en ce b e tw e e n m er M o ro a n d W aaoo there wasn’t very large crowd. , N. C. is here with his wife to take ey church. You, who have no Grove,.. ch an t and cu sto m er/ church connection or house are Dorothy Olds, Norma Garrett Two door prizes, candy in heart up his duties at th e tamp, > shaped" boxes, were given away cordially invited to attend. We H. W. Ghampneys made is busi and Louise Roth attended the F or W in te r N eed s in G roceries at the close of the dance. One ness trip to P ortland the first ol hall always find souls, who hun- show in The Dalles Sunday. <fe C lothing w e h a v e m erch a n d ise that • • r and thirst after spiritual food the week. ", ' J? Mrs Melvin Fulkerson and Mrs went to Jean Porter of The Dalles, When Your Shoes need re p a ir and Mrs Cttnliff ffceived the Take into consideration the ap- Mrs. John DeMoss .and son w ill p lea se at'p rices th at p lease. Buck Miller went to The Dalles send them to ~ ~: • DoAald left early Wednesday nroaching Lenten season. Every last Tuesday to visit relatives, other.______ morning to be with her mother, one who writes to the “Lutheran returning Friday. Mrs H. E. Beard, who is ill at Hour” in St. Louis, Mo., may ob Mr and (Mrs Estel Hartley and 8tore V a lle y tain a free ' booklet containing Salem. sons were visitors in The Dalles ood shoe repairing Percy Thompson was up from Lenten meditations. Sunday. - - Hood River Wednesday. He con 204 K.,ou<l St I. . THE DALI.ES Mr and Mrs Dick Huhman ac Moro Community • Presbyterian templates the estnbli>h«jpdAJbf a companied by Henry Roth were shoe repair shop m the Briabine hurch 10 a. m. Bible study for building and will probably" move eight different age and interest visitors in The Dalles Monday. Dr. C. L. Poley took Mr and here soon. * ’ VvT , groups directed by Chester Smith Taylor’s Orchestra Mrs. (Margaret Peetz returned Sunday school suprintendent. 11 lira Gus Engstrom to The Dalles m., Morning worship and ser Monday, where Mrs Engstrom en The LittleftBand With a Big Swing Saturday from Baker where she mon “He Speakest Not As Oth tered a hospital for several days attended a meeting of the sasee ers” with these and other ques observation. sors of eastern Oregon where as Woolsey Sisters Henry Roth and brothers Bill A t O le Place IO m ile * East Of H a y C anyon sessments on. live stock and other tions to be discussed by the pas problems of the group were dis tor: What importance did Jesus and John were in The Dalles Benefit of Grass Valley Zebras place on , preaching? What did Monday and attended the basket- ( cussed. A meeting of the Sherman 3e preach? Should prsssnt-da-y ha» game between Grass Valley i County School association will he preaching antagonize us? It to and St. Mary’s. Mr and Mrs Alfred Payne and held at Grass Valley Sunday Feb day’s reaching restricted to the ruary 27 and a basket dinner will pulpit? The S. M. S. dub, junior Mr and Mrs Glen McLachlan were be served. Special music is be and intermediate C. E. societies visitors in The Dalles Monday. ing arranged according ,$6 R. C.' will m eet The intermediates are Mr andr Mrs Bill Baker went Byers, who 'is president of thé Electing new officers. Boys and to Thp JDalles Saturday to visit girls, five to fourteen, are invited group« ___ / relatives . and . up to Multor-por morning service planned Sill at Mt. Hood Sunday to a t - ' H. Moose dretk '-hostesses at the [ 3 7 , T l 7:18 p. m., adult, and rtend the ski tournament. Poley home last; Thursday and high school Christian Endeavor Edwin Peters, Emma Ellen and Saturday to groups of friends. groups. We expect a visit from Thelma Fortner and Leighton Contract was played Thursday the . Mt. Hood Union deputation Fields motored to Mt. Hood, to team. Thursday, 7:30 p. m., Mid and Auction Saturday. attend the ski tournament, last Mr and Mrs Truman Strong re week Bible study at the church led Sunday. Rev. L. H. Mitchelmore, minis turned from Eugene Tuesday eve- Mr and (Mrs Wily Knighten days in that city visiting with ter. were visitrs here Tuesday. i their daughter and relatives of Mrs Ben Leghorn took her I Mr. Strong. . *• daughter Ruth to The Dalles to Wily Knighten is chairman of consult a doctor about her hand, the drive to raise funds for the FOR TRADE :3 mallard ducks which she had burned at school, Ç00 ROOMS • SfNSIBU RATES preservation of the battleship and drake for Turkey Tom. John last Monday, with hot taffy. Oregon which is to be. moved to a Mrs Frank Boyer of Toledo, ‘DeMoss, Moro. permanent resting place. Owner 3800 A. 44-50 per a^re, P Mrs Jessie Henrichs entertained the members of the P. N. G. 5 miles south of Arlington on high card club at her home here Friday way. 1100 A- cultivated land, 2 wells, clear, take small trade. Loh- afternoon. I Henry Barnum and wife have renz, 811 Paulsen, Spokane, Wash 14-17 left Missouri after spending the ington. larger part of the winter there and are Returning to Washington R u b b er P ille d Cordn where they" will work during the spring and summer. « D en ser R u b b er T read County court members will be LAWYER in Portland today to attend the i , B est Q u ality M a teria ls regular meeting of the state high WASCO MORO J way eonwn&sion. J. ihL,. Wilson and J. E. Norton of K ent- will 6-Ply — 15 Months Untonditioiial Guarantee also appear to ask /or state rec- ognitiori of the newly laid out 4-ply - 12 Months Unconditional Guarantee A. W . M c L E O D road down Pine Hollow frqm Kent. Mrs. /Emma Sayrs has not been Dealer in M c r o School R e lia b ility - D A N C E Feb, 2 6 Z e ig le rs U ER N M A RK*S G A U C T IO F E B Classified A ds. THE ONLt ABSOLUTELY GUARANREED TH E GATES TIRES T. Lester Johnson V -. ' DEW ALT PAYNE, M. D. Ca’kins W e d e n , Treaters Physician and Surgeon 203-204 U. S. Bank Building V and Repaia "Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat includ FYR FYTER EQUIPMENT ing the fitting of glasses. Office Phone Residency Phone Moro, Oregon ’ Phone 454 8*3 . 'v --. 935. flours 9-12 2-6 The Dallta, Oregon Adfustnints Made Right H ere You Must Be Satisfied FOSS & COMPANY R U A N R Knapp HORSES — 9 Work Mares I Saddle Mare 4 Geldings 6 Coming 3 year olds 5 Coming 2 year olds 7 Yearling Colts CATTLE II Cows, fresh & coming fresh 5 Two-year-old heifers 5 Coming yearlings 3 Suckling Calves CHICKENS 12 Hanson Strain White ti Leghorn Hens, one year old \ 1 Purebred Rooster p io s 2 Brood Sow s—bred ’ G. R. G ochenour, Auctioneer Y 2 8 . 1 9 3 8 MISCELLANEOUS Three bottom 150 Oliver Plow “ . v Eour bottom 5 0 Oliver plow 2 Walking Plows 12 Lead Bars Twelve Horse Hitch 20-hoe Superior Drill 16-hoe Superior Drill One-horse Cultivator Feed Grinder Corn Planter . i Mowing Machine ' Hay Rake 2 Saddles 3 Wagons & 1 Hack 2 Discs five-section Iron Harrow FREE LUNCH AT NOON M ik e Sm ith, Owner
