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About Sherman County journal. (Moro, Or.) 1931-current | View Entire Issue (April 22, 1938)
TBS SHERMAN COUNTY JOURNAL, MORO, UKEGON HAGE THREE FRIDAY. in Portland Saturday. Mrs. ^Min in Bock Hollow but no records nie Squire r e m in e 4 in (Portland. ,were broken/ Don Smith, Mrr Goa Smith, Mrs Dutch Pluemke was here Sun- John Haya and Mrs. Ed Alley tiny from Condon. He waa accom were visitors in The Dalles last panied by Albert Lemke, a former ISTORICAL associations. Identity of Interests and ThursAay^Mra. Smith went down classmate at Pacific, waa here common aspirations serve to create and teeter a treatment. . with him. Pluemke now manages ■plrlt of International amity between the Western fitetea Hr«. Herman Schilling a Safeway store in Condon and and Canada’« Pacific Province, British Ootambia. Many er guests last Friday, thousands of Americans visit this scenic Motion of the Lemke it a high school teacher. a. Arden Squire. Dominion annually and almost everywhere along the R. J. Baker, A. A. Dunlap and State officers of the American. 'Miss Anna Schwarts was down highways they find evidence of the happy fashion In Iffirs. Ernest Eslinger from Grass Valley Thursday to Herman Schilling were in «Arling which events have shaped themselves to draw the two Legion Auxiliary met With unit E x Mrs. Marion Van ton last Thursday to attend a dis nations close together. In the sketch map (left), a few members of Wasco, Moro . and see her nephew, Art Bucholtz. vteUors in The Dalles examples are indicated. Between Blaine and Douglas, trict wheat league meeting. Hugh Chrisman and wife were Kent. Tuesday noun at the Moro the International getaways north of Beattie, stands the here Wednesday from The Dalles. Miss Judy Moore of LaGrande Hotel and re-explained the pro ir of Bonneville Peace Arch, a structure which the Knnles and nickels spent the week end v isitin g her of school children caused to fie WMlt In commemoration I . and M ra. Bert gram of organizatifi. Over thirty of the long years of unbroken friendship between the \i sister ,*nd ha« t* nd “£>*»• were present at the luncheon. Mrs. two countries At Quesnel on the Cariboo Trail a U blet rH uhman and Mae Waters, state president, was records a high adventure In communication. After the guests ot Mr. the principal speaker. : j ,, , p , Mr. m A - ' * • * » *»« failure of the Atlantic Cable In 1858, an attempt was spent the w eek Portland <nij _ _ made to connect America and Europe by tele Ralph Brisbine and wife and son visiting relatives; &&-. m A Mr«. Don Smith were graph across the Bering Straits and Asia but the and Mrs. Sbren Hansen wère in successful laying of the Atlantic Cable In 1881. • Rob B in g returned Monday af- visitor» In Maupin Tuesday, Major H. D. Bagnall, the Army Goldendale Sunday and Mrs. Han i ended the overland route at Quesnel to which I ter spending a weak hi San Fran- Mrs^ Elio Gowger aecompani- sen remained for a two weeks visit Recruiting Officer, 323 New Post point wires had been strung from the border , Office Building, Portland, Oregon, cisco, California, where he won ed Mr. and Mrs. Bert Cox to Kent, with her son, Elmer and family. . At Prince George, a calm recalls the epochal ' to visit for a time at the home ot b ■ ■■ - | Journey of Sir Alexander Mackenzie Miss Patricia Powell was in announced today that he has re victories in the stock show. A across the mountains to the Pacific Melvin Dunlap returned from her sister, Mrs. George McKay. Portland on a shopping trip last ceived a special quota for a lim L * -C Ocean In*1788, twelve years prior Salt, Lake, Utah Sunday after. The Eastern Star Chapter and ited number of recruits for service week end. B “ to the equally famous trip of Lewis spending several month* with his the Masons gave a farewell party with tshe 14th Coast Artillery, Janet Martin is visiting with A . and Clark through the Rockies to ; mother. z (tor Mr. and Mrs- E. E. Gervais her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. stationed at Fort Warden, Wash * Oregon. Had Mackenzie’s record of k M t . and Mrs. Bill Baker spent Tuesday evening. - z ington. The Major stated that q his trip been less complete U Is Charles Belahee t ^ / week. possible that the feat of Lewis and The Jolly Dozen club met Thurs these are the only vacancies open Easter Sunday with his mother,! E. E. Gervais left Wednesday Clark would have resulted In the day ha 'Wasco at the Maud Akers for enlistment at present, az the Mr». Belén T . Bakery in The for Prineville to take over the . I f « *1 whole of the British Columbia coast ; V- 1 ?%• £ - j duties as «Manager of the Tum-ar suspension of Army recruiting or Dalles. / h om e// ; •" \ j R a K f i becoming a part of the United Mrs. Louise Dickson of Ante- lum lumber company, Mr. and Mrs. George James of dered by the War Department in States. Prince George also was the Mr. and M rs. Fred Cox left , * scene of many of the activities of California are visiting their sister February is still in force. He ad lope, was a business visitor here — t.. Friday for Corvallii to spend John Ogden, the trapper, after and brother, Mr. and Mrs. P. C. vises young men interested in this Friday. 1 whom the city of Ogden, Utah, 1» Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Wilt were Easter with their daughter Ellen assignment to apply at the nearest Axtell. a med. It la the gateway to one of , Mrs. Dorothy Peetz and children Army recruiting office without de visitors at Hood River Sunday as at Oregon State college, ne beat hunting and game fishing guests of her brother in law Dr. ¡ Agnes Simon came home from accompanied oy T ot » Yant's spent lay, as this quota will soon be .eas of Canada and to Hazelton fitAlNC IH-TunUAMV.'. C. C. Chick. j Portland to spend Easter vacation and the Skeena River districts Easter w«th Mr. and Mrs. L L. filled. P IA I» F A h v Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Spoor were with her parents, Mr. and» Mrs. which are famous for their Indian Peetz. ' • > it ; t Wamic visitors Tuesday. Matt Simoa. 'j » totem poles. The making of these The Vernon Flatt family spent poles is a lost art among the Indiana Mr. and Mrs. John Hays left Mrs. Williktn Weir was a visitor the Easter week end in Portland today and the Canadian Govern- j early Sunday morning "» to eat in The Dalles last Wednesday. and Salem returning home Sunday ment has taken vigorous steps to Easter breakfast with their daugh- Melvin Fulkerson and son Dale evening. protect and preserve the fine speci ter and husband. Mr. ' and Mrs. were here front!'Maupin Friday. mens that are to be found In this Dr. H. C. Curry, the' Seattle John Block at Bakeoven. I Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Balzer and pare of British Columbia, patten, Optomerist who has made Profes Judge Hall S. Lusk, candidate lar'.y at Kltwan^a near Hazeltou. Mr. and Mrs. Millard Bakin family spent Easter Sunday in sional visits to Moro for .years to succeed himself on the Oregon and is known for good optical Supreme court, is being urged for were in The Dalles last Friday, The Dalles visiting her parents, Mrs. Tom Alley entertained last home after spending the week with during the afternoon. work at Reasonable Prices, ' will election by a statewide committee r ednesday afternoon at her home the Krusows. Mra. J. S. Newcomb entertained again be at Moro Hotel on Tues headed by Judge Lawrence T. honor of her daughter Mildred, Mrs. C. H. Oestriech entertain- the junior bridge club last Thurs day, April 26, for one day. Eyes Harris of Eugene. 10 was home for Easter vaca- ed twenty children at her home day afternoon. Mrs, Dick Huhman Examined, Glasses Ground to fit Suppo'ters of Judge Lusk are >n. Two tables o f bridge were Saturday afternoon with an Eas- received high score and Mrs. each Eye. At Wasco on Wednes emphasising his record as a prac play with Mrs. Bill Baker re- ter party. After games and an Arden Squire received guest prize. day, April 27. ticing attorney, his experience on iving high score. ' x egg hunt, ice cream and cookies Mr. and M t ( s . Ira Merling of the Multnomah circuit bench and iMr. and Mrs. J. H. Wilt had as were served. Falla City were herb Sunday to his service on th? supreme court. nner guests Thursday evening Mrs. Charles Lemley entertain- visit With Harry and ¿Marjorie Judge Lusk was educated in r. and Mrs. E. E. Gervais and e(j gome friends Friday afternoon Kunsman. Mrs. Merling « an aunt W ellington, D. C. where he lughter frttdtLee?'*/ * ' in honor of her daughters Mrs. I of liarrv Kunsman. studied court procedure in a set Mrs. W. H. Dalby, daughter of •Mrs. C. B. Ginn, and her infant ting that included every kind of daughter, were here thiq week. 5 »dicial body from the highest to She is moving to Grand Coulee the lowest. from Bonneville, her husband hav- i He camp tp Oregon in 19O7._He Mrs. Dale resume her studies at W illam ette ine been transferred to that work. has been accorded high recogni i University. > Harold Gmn is having a survey tion by American bar association which he now serves as the Ore id Maurice Mr. an<1 Mrs. Alfred Keck and -made for a power line to his farm were here family spent Easter in Washing* home in the Erskine yjpnity. gon member of the committee on v visiting tQn visiting his brother and H e n y Calloway of The Dallas revision of judicial procedure. , family. - Sponcors are urging that any surveyed the line this week. The Iras was a • Twenty Odd Fellows and Rebek- power company will build the line cne desiring information on the iiis brother, >hs went Morn Friday evening to the corner and Mr. Ginn for the rtanding of Judge Lusk, consult the outstanding members of the d with-Mrs.'where the sister ledge put on the remaining half mile- , rs. Arden degree work initiating the follow Masons are requested to meet at tar in any community. ing candidates: Mrs. Arch Can theit hall Friday afternoon to pre trail, (Mrs. Don Smith, Mrs. Bill pare for the McKean funeral. Baker, Mrs. Edgar Alley, and Marry Peterson and. Ralph Frank Lemley. Ice cream, cake Brisbine* were in Arlington Thurs and coffee were served to about day to attend a meeting of the Bv Dolores Simon. forty seven, including two visitors light company. Thursday, April 14, Kent came present, one from Astoria and one George Hennagin and wife are to Grass Valley where we were from Portland. here and wiU run the old Hennag’n victorious in a baseball game. The Mr. and Mrs. Herman Schilling fpn«, They have been living in score was 2 to 14. and son Robert and Gus Engstrom California for the oast year or The high school play entitled were visitors in The Dalles Sat mo-e.. Dick Schunke has moved “The Golf Champ” will be pre urday. .r r .ll- to The Dalle'. - .. sented by the G'ass Valley high Mrs. Hubert Hutchcroft and Judge Carl Hendricks is on the school, in the Civic auditorium. reason-' children left Saturday* for their •bench in Oregon City again hear The high school orchestra will be- , Kent, home at Milwaukie after spending ing a picketing case. playing promptly at 7:3iJ .__, „_______ ____________ 14-26-26 a week visiting her parent« Mr. Charles Belshee is doing some gin and the play will begin promptly I cow., and Mrs. Charles Lemley, cement work abound his place in at 8:00. The high school han^/will ith old S. A. Skirving of The Dalles town building a walk and a retain- entertain between acta. ' __ Shipley, was a business visitor here Fri- We are proud of Bob King, a 24-26-26 day. ■ ’ _______ A n”mber of local citizens were student of our high school who for one day. Eyes examined out fishing this week but report took a steer to the San Francisco poor luck because of the rpuddv Junior Livestock Show where, out Glasses fitted to relieve eye Deschutes. Some fish were caught of a class of 70 be won the first strain & Headaches. prize for showmanship. He re turned Monday the 18th after an „ „ C h a r g e s R e a so n a b le^ absence of a week and a half. State Auxiliai HIGHWAYS OF HISTORY Officers Hold H Army Can Use Few More Enlisted Men .i" ■— - Running Again W e have a full line of commer cial feeds, including chick scratch, ehid< m$sh, growing mash, etc. C lassified A d s w e don’t have the feed you want w e w ill get it for you. •r steam rolled wheat, oats and barley - Z E I G L E R ’S = = <¿»e for Groceries that Satisfy SENSATION! MANY TIRES COST ,’ f i MORE BUT NO OTHER! U R E -S T ftNY PRICE J CAN G tV tY O U T H IS TWO-WAY PROTECTION AGAINST SKIOS A N D , 4 BLOW-OUTS Moro Grain Growers Ass’n the Grass Valley Quality Store 1938 SAFETY Clothes that W ear a n d fo r th e g e n e r a l sa tis fa c tio n «Sr-s; o f tr a d in g w h e r e sto c k s a r e la rg e st a n d q u a lity g u a r a n te e d th is o ld a n d r e lia b le store m e rits | Y o u r A tte n tio n Does John Jones know you have a good buy hi groceries or ju m p e r? If he doesn’t, yoil are missing a sale and John Jones is overlooking a convenience. The same applies to the hundreds o f other possible buyers in • I t ’« here to teve your only w itii^ b e fam oui blo-V-outef protection o f the Golden P ly but V w ith the g r e a te s t s k id p t o i a c tio n o y e r offered— the new Sil- vertown Life-Saver Tread th a t give« a zafe, D R Y T R A C K o * « wet road«. D o n ’t be cheated out , o f real safety. G e t the new Silver- town« today. GEORGÉ G. UPDEGRAFF a n d Wi M o ro Goodrich • Mlveito^u CMKA fL« «UU-U. This is the time of year to prepare your -car for warmer days: • ftrain Qlk Fill with Summer grade • Repack Front wheels and universal • Check transmission & differential 2 • Clean and check cooling system • Dealer in Calkins Weedtrs, Treaters the county. _ All can economically be told o f your wares through the medium o f Sherman County Lubricate chassis A ll this doiyjf quickly and properly by and Repairs FYR FYTER EQUIPMENT regon ro, Oregon Phone 45^ If W ith approved lubricants and proper equipment J
