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TUB SHERMAN COUNTY JOURNAL. MOMO, OREGON Farmers G oT o Grass Valley Pendleton For "Woman Attends Insurance Meet Father’s Funeral V> < a| • 1 f 01*11311(1 dtOCK Monday.-«?. / " i ♦Mr. And Mrs. Herman Schilling, / IT* e - Mr. and Mrs. John Buether, Mr. I r l A p V lSll Miss Harriet Longzof the State Library in Salem was a caller here and Mrs. J. 3 .-Newcomb, Mr. and! Mrs. Dell Eakin, Mj> and Mrs. W - C. Todd, Mrs. C. W. PAGE THttBB FRIDAY, MAY 90, 1M9 Fields, E d .ly i * -- K | Social Worker: *Do you owe any old Howell. , Mrs. Lyle Smith and daughter backhouse lent?" '■ Joyce of Monmouth visited a few ! Relief Seeker: “We ain’t got any days with Mrs. Smith's parents, backhouse. We have modern phmfo Mr. and Mrs. Gus Schilling. Mr. and -Mrs. Amandus von Bör stel and children were dinner guests at the Ralph Eakin home near Moro Sunday. Why Change Alley, Mrs. A. M. Zevelty all to o k '1 • - * * * “ •■ F. O. Vincent, well known in members of the band to Golden-' .. . .. _, surance man in this part of the , . w . . . o Saturday . j a Mr. Clark of , the Clark Taylor Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Spoor re dale, VOTE FOB Dewey Thompson and L?Roy, state was he:e Wednesday on busi Washington to the , ceived word from The Dalles that band festival. and. Howard Livestock Market Wright were in Pendleton the mid ness for his company. he; father, W. F. Magill, passed dle of the week to attend a meet* Mr. and M.s. Bill Baker and the Agency and I. A. Plunkett of Eureka Lodge No. 121 A-F & A-M William Hill, district SCS mana away Tuesday at the hospital, af Meets on the 1st and ing regarding crop insurance at ger, and Regional Agronomist 3rd Thursday eve • Senior class left * early Friday Portland attended the rode» at which George Farrell was princi Sloon were here Wednesday to! ter an illness of a week. morning on their annual flunk day pjne p[ojiow Sunday in vie v of nings of each month. Mr3. Tom Alley attended a par- pal speaker. Thursday they re look over the experiment station for Suttle Lske, returning late in .. x , , . . —. Visiting members cor the home of Mrs. Eugene the evening, tired but .11 report 1,veslock mtere.U, turned to Arlington where a group and talk to D. E. Stephens. dially invited to meet Amidon, near Moro on Tuesday ft good time. * fA'iYVorose B towiw II of IdilwAtikis of farmers and others met to try with us. afternoon. , Mr. -snd M s. Lowell Hertsel an<f J- J- Inskeep of Oregon City to obtain the export plan for Mrs. Don Clodfelter and daugh-; and son Donald of Eugene stopped were over night guests of Mr. Searal Searcy, W. northwest wheat again. Provision C. V, Belknap ter Joan spent several days in here Thursday and had lunch with and Mrs. C. B. Andrews Saturday is made in the farm bill for this Portland recently. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Baker on their night. help to the northwest hut it has Moro Lodge No. 113, I. O. O. F .' Mi . and Mrs. Ervle Remmlng- way home from Bend. not been operative for two years. | Arthur Nort First Baptist church, Grass Val ton of Maupin visited Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Lenora Huis, of Moro and ley: 10:00 a. m. Bible school. The Mrs. Glen King entertained the wag an over nij Meets 1st and 3rd William Cauthers were married in superintendent urges that we Dell Olds Sunday and Monday. Moro and Grass Valley contract at the home of ¡Airs. Minnie Squire arrived here Goldendale last Thursday and this break our record attendance by club at he- home Monday after- Norton. Arthui I.O..O.F. hall Tran from Portland Sunday evening to noon. Those receiving high score home late Sund week have been in Bend on a sient "and visiting i Children’s Day. 11:00 a. m., Mom visit her son and family, Mr. and were Mr.. Art Chri.Un.on, »nd Thc Rent short trip. They will make their was a big < . brother^ are cordi-, ing worship—Baccalaureate ser Mrs. Arden Squi.e for several Mr.. C. L. Poley second with Mr». _nd _ home here. attended Hlly invited In niect Msnv a tt’active gifts for all vice for the High School Senior day<3, leaving Tuesday for The I^Roy Wright receiving thc gueet ’ X “ ening.. with us. Rev. Gerald C. Dryden will Dalles to take care of Mrs. Ball. I occasions. Handkerchiefs a spec class, Ralph E. Eakin, N. G. > presch. 7:30 p m., Evening Gos Mr. and Mrs. Beit Cox were The G r ... Valley school children Leona Sat her, ialty. Martha Cope. Joe Truitt, Secretary. { pel service. 2:30 p. m. Tuesday fishing in Buck Hallow Saturday we e granted a holiday on Wed- Doerrfwker h" Memibe-s of the American Le gion Auxiliary and the Legion met Woman’s Missionary meeting at having supper with Mr. and Mrs. nesday so they could take in the 19 aa,<* t° be s ( Lupine Rebekah Lodge No. 116 circus in The Dalles. I J- L. Gentry in n joint session Thursday night the home of Mrs. Helene Lemley. Geo ge McKay. Gerald C. Dryden, pastor. Moro. Oregon.... Mrs. Jack Odell and Mrs. Bill The Baccalaureate services will over night visit at th<* Womans Club building and Meetw’Td and 4th T Baker gave a birthday party for be held at the Baptist church Sun- Wilson home W dined pot-luck and listened to a Moro Community Presbyterian esday of each month i Sue Odell Tuesday afternoon. In day, May 22, at 11:00 a. m. due to C. C. Wilson, short program. church: 10 a. m., Bible school; 11 Visiting members we ( ; was at Kent S A shower for Miss Wanda Can- a. m., Morning worship with ser vited guests included Ina Mae Zieg Sunday school at 10:00 a. m. come. - - Mr. and Mrs. Glen Kirnes and the ballots for tralL whose marriage to Kendrick mon “Consider the Weightier ler, Johnny Alley, Barbara Alley, Belle Conlee, N. G. Stephen and Janice BLuy, Dianne sons were visitors in Wasco Sat- tion which will Dunlap will be an event in the Things - Justice”; 11 a. m. S. M. Naomi Van Gilder, S In c u m b e n t May 20th. near future, will be given F iday S. club, junior and intermediate Odell and the honor .guest, Sue urday. ------------- - - - I Mr. and Mrs. afternoon at the Masonic hall at C. E. meetings; 8 p. m. Baccalaur Odell. After games were played OREGON S U P R E M E Bethlehem Chapter, No. 78.O.E.S. ice c. earn, cake and pink lemonade Grass Valley; . o c Mr. and .Mrs. J eate service for the Moro high were served. COURT Moro, Oregon M artin A o o n Davis attended the Lonnie Bel- W. F. Magill of Wamic, uncle of school class of 1938 when Mr. Meets Every Second and k position no . a Wilv Knighten and father of Mrs. •Mitchelmore will speak. Several children are absent from Licensed Dairy she funeral at Moro Tuesday. Fourth Thursdays in each faff X o n -p a r tis n n Ju d ic ia ry e le c tio n Wayne Spoor, died in The Dalles —Milk & Sweet Cream— j J. L. Davis and son- Luther War- Month. Visiting members 5 I« y 2 O ,*1 U 3 ¿ Lawrence Mitohelmoe, minister. school with the chickenpox. Tuesday after a brief illness and Mrs. Don Clodfelter entertained j ' Delivered Daily I ren motored to The Dalles Satur- Invited Furt a>l I. mó 'or Cuiirt ''»■■Ml—. V the funeral w®s held Thursday at the sewing club at her home last ( Mo o, Oregon 1 tin h i'Mtflc IU«L- Phone 192 day, where Luther Warren rcceiv- Kerrone Christianson W. M. I . i4 tu t *X‘*R Wamic. Mr. Knighten and family Thursday afternoon. ...... .................................. .............. ed medical treatment. Ruth Sparling, Secretary. attended from here. ' (Mr. and M s. C. H. Oestrich and 1 Kent Grange held its regular Mr. and Mrs. Irwin Morris ex By Lois Melzer. family were visitors in Kent S a t-' meeting Saturday evening, May pect to leave about June first for (Moro High is quite -busy pre urday afternoon. 1 - m ä ! - I4- The new farm program was The Dalles where they have faring for all the events that take R. J. Baker was a business visi- . I Q IT? I n fT f lf lQ in discussed at length by the agricul- purchased a farm o f.75 acres on place during the last two weeks of tor in Moro and The Dalles Satur-1 L lU J. Inskeep of, W W llillfu I I I I I K L ^ faS-L tllll tural committee. City> and J. County A gent, which they will live. ■hook A great load is off the day. . It was reported here that snow minds of many since Friday night Mr. and Mrs. Sam Davis and ’ of Clackamas county, was a visitor j to a depth of half an inch fell at after the Senior play was given. Mrs. W. J. Davis were Mo o visi-j . v u at grange and gave an interesting; Shaniko Tuesday night of this Thc cast, coach, and managers tors Saturday. Dr. H. C. Curry, the old of the farm program in week and whether it is true or not now have some time for other ac Mr. and Mrs. »Alfred Payne and Reliable Optometrist of Seat- Clackamas county. - I every body around this county be tivities such as school picnic, Bac- daughter, Ben Payne and Vernon h Curtis Madron and Grey Henson lieves it entirely possible so cold calau eate, and the Freshman Shipley were visitors in The Dalles tie who has made Profession returned to Kent from Condon has been the past week. Saturday. dance. Saturday. Madron will be im-i Orville Thogetson , used his The school picnic will be Friday, al visits to Moro tor years ploye<1 at the j. L. Davis ranch. Mr. and-M s. Henry Roth and a n d fo r t h e g e n e r a l s a tis fa c tio n finger for a coupling pin while un "he Juniors and Seniors will son Henry, and Grandma Roth will again be a t ---- Mr.. Id . Davi. of Moro wa. a hooking a plow from a tractor on 1 ave early, the Juniors preparing dinner guest of Mr. and Mrs. Carl o f tr a d in g w h e r e s to c k s a r e la rg the Omer Sayrs ranch. He carrier breakfast for the Seniors upon were at Tygh Valley Sunday to H o te l M oro Gregg Sunday. it around very carefully since. their arrival. The Freshmen and e s t a n d q u a lity g u a r a n te e d th is Dr. Curry, the Seattle Optome ^ophnmeres will depart from the -r O zl Mr. and Mrs. L. P. Rowe were < T u e s d a y , M ay 24- business visitxrg in The Dalles trist who makes Professional vis school house about 8:30. The plans o ld a n d lr e lia b le s to r e m e r its its to Moro and is known for good are to go to Viento park. Optical work at reasonable Prices, Sunday thc 22nd, Baccalaureate Y o u r A tte n tio n wU a vain lx? at Moro Hotel, Tues will be held in the Presbyterian day May 24, and at Wasco, Wed church ft 8:00 o’clock. Commence nesday, May 25. ment will be Wednesday May 25, Children of the county were in in the school auditorium. Rev. The Dalles in large numbers Wed Hutchinson will give the address. nesday because of the circus and May 26 the Freshman^ class is while school was not dismissed in living a dance at the school house. all the schools classes were small. The idea to be carried out in deco- Many parents were absent from : atir.” is athletics. Friends, par- their usual haunts as well for— FILMS DEVELOPED well somebodv had to take the kid? to see the elephant. Ps’ntinp- of strips on the main street to designate the new pack o:nson ing zones was nearly completed You pay only for GOOD pictures this week and drivers are taking LAWYER MORO PHARMACY to the new arrangement with p r o g r e s s iv e in id e a s MORO WASCO J. K. McKean will continue the C O N S E R V A T IV E I N F I N A N C E S business of McKean and Searcy • Sustain civil liberties and maintain a jovem m en t which running it under his own name. is clean, simple, efficient, vigorous. Serai Searcy will act as liquida I am Jo the market fo- a Petei a P r o t e c t labor and its rights, oppose coercion and vio- tor fo- thc old business until it is Quick colt. Give description anc settled. The same lines of mach price. D. H. Wright, Moro. pd2f inery and gasoline will be handled Lost or Strayed: Hereford heif by J. K. (Keck) McKean as wer*' er coming yearling m June. No • Preserve Bonneville power as pubbe benefaction di^rfhuted by McKean & Searcy brand. Art Justesen, Kent. 28-9 • • Foster honest industry and agriculture to stimulate em and the business will go on much ploym ent, adequate pensions for decent b rin g as usual. Old business will I k School District No. 33, Buckley,! under Mr. Searcy. will recieve applications for the E. H. Moore has been down tow- job ob bus driver for the 1938-39 several times this week and is school year. Applications will be ( much improved from h>s recen' accepted until June 20, 1938. D. L. ’ fall which kept him indoo s for Clodfelter, clerk. 28-9 several weeks. FOR SAT.E: 50 finewool ewes Those who follow the semi-pro md lambs. J. N. Maclnnes, Kent leagues around Portland noted this pd 26-27-28 week that one Bill Parry playin^ » for Reliable Shoe smashed out a your car, Painting and Interior Decora homer .to win the game for bin ting. Reasonable charges. 1st class team. Old timers will be inter work. No Spray gun opc’ating. ested to know that Bill Pa ry is a C. F. Langley, Box 412, Wasco.. son of Walter Parry who one time Phone Sherman Hotel. 27-28;pd I knocked homers for the Moro team when his father, John M. Parry, ° ne'third : * ’ f c ° 'o n c . ; n o rc Q was postmaster for the town. /end 4 L. R. French and E. N. Smith were here .Monday from Portland P fly /o r. A Judge Hall S. LUSK e Moro School m — Z E I G L E R ’S — the Grass Valley Quality Store . ae for Groceries that Satisfy Clothes that W ear Classified Ads br»nch while on a hurried trip to eastern Washington and Oregon looking after farm properties. Miss Mary Pinkerton and Miss Dorothy Fraser we e recently hon ored at O. S. C. at an achievement dinner at Alpha Gamma Delta. GEORGE G. UPDEGRAFF M o ro a n d »! "“ E 4 ««I E LE C TR IC RANGE This is the time <?f year to prepare your car for the 1799° 1 warmer days: W aaco A .W . M cLE O D 1 Dealer m CilkiBS Weeders, Treaters • The Hotpoint S h erw ood Electric Range is an entirely new deluxe model styled for the all-elec- tri« kitchen. 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