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About Sherman County journal. (Moro, Or.) 1931-current | View Entire Issue (May 27, 1938)
r TBS SBKM1À1» COUNTY iüVliSÀL gotto, DÄMON First Wool Loan To T ate Rest In Portland Made In Oregon s The first official appraisal for # ’ < U" ' ~ ■• .’# / ' the Commodity Credit Corporation loan on wool was made at th e Pacific Wool Growers’ warehouse WEATHER FOR THE WEEK r M AX.- • MIX. Arden Lynn Peters, son of Mr. * in Portland, on May 21, when Gro liny 19 . . v........ 7/.. ; • .. . .00 ver R. Barney/Commodity Credit and Mrs. Herman Peters fell on a Corporation appraiser for the Pa- piece of glass Saturday cutting .:.1A ! .4 0 M < 20 .0) cific cpast, began work on clips de- his face badly under one eye. He ” ' Y 21 . . . . . . ... 80 Ò9... . .00 livered to the Pacific cooperative wag taken to Df. Poley and it re- 22 .............‘.85 . . 46 .00 by its members. . , ' quired tert stitches to close the 2.3 . 89 . , 4H ,00 ••»The Pacifie1 WPol Growers was wound. ’• 24 . . ........8 8 . .6 6 . JK) recently .«»-ovH to' make the ■ Mr and Mrs R H. Johnson of “ 25 00 «^mmo^ty loan« to .ts members . Lebanon were here Saturday to ' ... 85 - 63 Total for the week .00 The - official reiukdioni prov,de attend thc Masonjc 1{>d The Endkott-Conlee ease at law that any producer who » a mem- were 0Ternight. gucsts of Mr. 8nd for was ttled out of court after the ben -of a cooneraHve market me Mrs. Millard EaUin ,eavi P “v »«**!»*! Ioan! Bend Sunday to visit hi. parent, lest imo ony had been taken.and be such an assoewtion, and btdore retuinin home. fore the pleas to the jury. ..Details through thot assreiatnG meeting the re-; „ n . of the settlement were not made ouireroenti. of - th- Capper Vol-1 , Mr' and M,ra- A F- Balzer gave public. .•end Act mar arrange to secure the,r 80n MeIv,n 8 surPrl8‘; b' rt,h' Walter May went to the hos funda from the 7 eorporatior Friday evening at the pital last week on account of an make advance., to members. i homc of Mr- and Mrs- De*> 01ds- unsatisfactory physical, condition. • “Members of a cooperative sueh Games wc,e the source of amuae- He has gone to Portland to stay aa the Pacific," savs Manager R. j "tent. after whurh.ee cream, cake with his mother for several weeks A. Ward, “do not hnve to execute and Punch wer« »erved- to obtain a complete rest from the individual commodity credit, Ben Leghorn, W. E. Garett and work and worry. corporation producers’ note or Melvin Balzer were checking cars Mrs. Elva Bryant was here other documents required of in- Thursday. Wednesday for 'the high school dividual growers, yet their loans Mrs. A. A. Dunlap, Mrs. Arch graduation, from Hood River are fully guaranteed. The Aseo- Cantrall, Mrs. Arzel Lemley and where she is teaching. ciation also advances freight, grad Mrs. Don Srpith were hostesses Carroll Sayrs who has been dril ing, storage and oTher charges for to a bridal shower given for Miss ling for water on the Sayrs home its members and takes of other de-! Wanda Cantrall at the Masonic placu west of town found water at tails in connection with the m ak-'hall Friday afternoon. She re- a deoth of 368 feet a few days ago ing of the loan and- the handling' ceived many lovely and useful and he is now putting in. a wind of the wool.” gifts. Ice cream, cake and coffee mill and pump. It is estimated were served to about fifty guests. that about five gallons per minute Mr. and Mrs- Bill Baker left can be pumped from the well. Friday evening for The Dalles to Uncle Henry Ruggles suffered visit his mother Mrs. Helen Baker. a slight paralytic stroke Sunday Anita Dunlap returned Saturday and has been bed most of the time from California where she had since. He has partial use of his been visiting her brother for sev Oregon State College, Corvallis— right arm and leg and is not con Doris Thompson of Moro, sopho eral months. sidered in serious condition. Mrs. Bill Baker, Mrs. Jack Odell Miss. Faye Thompson returned more in home economics at Oregon State college, was one of 28 stu and Mrs. A. F. Balzer were in The from Glendale this week after teaching school in that city for the dents to be awarded prizes at the Dalles Thursday. Mrs. Baker a t past nine months. She will return annual honor - convocation held tended a tea given at the home of May 18. Mrs. T. R. Hudson announcing this fall. Miss Thompson received honor the marriage of Helen Chambers Mrs. Lewis McKee and Mrs. Joe Truitt returned from Pendleton able mention for the Clara H. June 1.7 last Thursday, where they attended Waldo sophomore prize awarded iMr. and Mrs. Wayne Spoor and Grand Lodge as delegates from the to the woman of highest standing family were in Wamic Sunday to in the senior,' junior, sophomo'e vis-it her brother and family, Mr. local Rebekah Lodge. and freshman year based on schol and Mrs. F. E. Magill. ’ MAYTAG Aluminum tub, gaso arship, success in student activities line driven, washer at right price. Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Wilt had as Post Office Box 642, The Dalle«; Or qualities of womanhood and leader guests Sunday her brother-in-law Marjorie Meloy is here for a ship. Dr. C. C. Chick and Miss Bristow visit with relatives coming from of Hood River and Dr. Chick’s son Rowena. Her sister, Barbara has and wife Mr. and Mrs. Charles been here for several days. Chick of Portland. Rachel Poley is here from Port Mr. and Mrs. Jake Eslinger and land where she has been attending Grass Valley Lutheran church: daughter were* in The Dalles Fri business college. day to take their daughter to the A piano recital of the pupils of Se: vices will be conducted in the doctor. Methodist church building May Miss Vivian Trounce will be given Bob Eslinger of Portland came Saturday night, May 28 at the 29th. On this date memorial ser vices will be held. Those who have up to spend a we*>K with his son Prefibyterian church. The wedding of Miss Janet n » church home, are cordially in and family, Mr. and Mrs. Jake Stephens to Robert DeGraff -will vited to attend. Our church ser Eslinger. in June are the dates of 19 Margaret Moon of Wasco spent be held at the home of Dr. and vices and 26. Please remember these two the week end visiting Mr. and Mrs. Mis. C. L. Poley here June sixth. Sundays. Sunday school 10:00 a. Glen Karnes. Miss Stephens is the younger m. H. H. Fleckenstein, missionary Mr. and Mrs. George Wilcox took daughter of Mr. and Mrs. D. E. their son George to the hospital Stephens. Grass Valley First Baptist Sunday as he was very ill. Junior Christian .Endeavorers of church: Bible school 10:00 a. m. The Baccalaureate service was the Community church held an af Come and watch for Childrens ternoon party, Saturday, May 21 Day announcements. 11:00 a. m. held at the Baptist church Sun under the direction of Beth Mer- Morning worship. Special Memor day morning, Rev. Gerald Dryden singer, Florence Lawrence and ial Service. All war veterans are delivering the sermon. The high school girls sextette sang two Ardis Truitt. There were 20 of the younger boys and girls present invited. 8:00 p. m.-Evening ser songs, accompanied at the piano' to play games and accent refresh vice. “The Man Who Missed the by Miss Trabue. Tom Fraser of Mark.” 8:00 p. m. Thursday, June Moro sang a solo accompanied by ments with enthusiasm. The jun 2, the Male Quartet of Multnomah Mrs. Ray Blake. - ior society includes youngsters School of the Bible of Portland State officer Charles U’Ren from five to ten who meet Sunday will present an evening of music. stopped a man Friday and brought morning from 11 to 12. R. A. Berger, extra station Beginning Monday June 6 we will him before Justice of Peace Stow conduct our Daily Vacation Bible agent from The Dalles, has been school. AH children 5 years’ old for not having a P. U. C. permit. here the last of this month while or over will find this a worthwhile He is to appear for trial not later waging until some regular agent place to spend the hours f om 9 than June 1. Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Dunlap were bids the job in permanently. A each morning. visitors in The Dalles Friday eve permanent man is expected at any to 12 o’clock Gerald C. Dryden, pastor. ning. time. -I, V Mrs. Arch CantralL Mrs. Don Rev. R. A. Hutchinson, still his Moro Community Presbyterian same genial self, was he’e Wed cburCh. 10 a. m. ’ Bible study in Smith and Wanda Cantrall were nesday night to address the grad the Sunday school; 11 a. m.. Morn shoppers in The Dalles Wednes day. uates and meed: old friends. ing worship, sermon “Consider Tom Garrett and T. M. 'Rolfe re now lives in Salem. Mercy” ; 11 a. m. S. M. S. club turned from Pendleton Thursday The wedding of Wanda Cantrall junior and intermediate Christian to Kendrick Dunlap will be held Endeavor societies; 7:30 p. m., where they attended the Odd Fel next Sunday morning at Grass Evening C. E. meetings for adults low and Rdbekah convention. iM's. Henry Roth was a visitor Valley. and high school ages, with brief in The Dalles Saturday. Albert Pluemke and A1 Lemke message the pastor. Please Bruce Alley and Wallace 'S tark were over from Condon Wednes keep these by dates in mind: June 6- spent the week end in Portland. day night to attend graduating ex 17, Vacation Church school. June Mr. and Mrs. Tom Alley went ercises at Kent wnen‘ Pluemke’s 22-28, Hillockfourn Young People’s to Portland Saturday to visit rel sister finished high school. summer conference. atives, returning home Monday . The Charles Belshee house Lawrence Mitchelmore, minister. Mr. and Mrs. Dick Edwards and town is receiving a new eoat family of Marshfield are here vis point this week. iting her parents, Mr. and Mrg. The Morn high school went to W'. F. Schilling. - Vicnto park west» of Hood Riven for the annual picnic last Friday ILMS DEVELOPED and spent the afternoon viewing a show in the neartby city. Mr. and Mrs. Darwin Van Gil der were in Portland last week. D. E. Stephens returned Wed nesday night from a trip to soil You pay only for GOOD pictures conservation experiment stations MORO PHARMACY in the northwest with Max McCall head of the plant department. , - Weighing of 4-H club calves for May was completed this week. Bab King had an Angus jr. that FOR SALE: Pine Wood, 2 cord showed the largest gain In the $15.00. 7 ricks for $17.00 Red or county, with 3.77 peunds per day white Cedar Posits, 21- inch, ,14 for the month. Frank LeMasters Phone to G. Valley Barber shop. calf was second with a gain of Garf. Dugger. 29-30-31 pd 3.63 pounds per day. Gains Among Lost or Strayed: Hereford heif the 32 calves being fed fry dub er coming yearling in Junfe. No members in the county gained an brand. Art Justesen/TCent. 28-9 ----- average of a little less t W two *jr School District No. 33, Buckley, pounds. Gordon Hilderibrand’s calf gained 1.1 pounds. will recieve applications a for the job ab bus driver for the 1938-39 DEWALT PAYNE, M. D. school year. Applications will be Physician and Surgeon accepted until June 20, 1938. D. L. 203-204 U. S. Bank Building Clodfeltcr, clerk. .... 28-9 Tye, Ear,-Nose and Throat includ- •15ne the fitting of glasses. FOR S \L E : 50 fin ewool ewes •Office Phone Residence Phone and lambs. J. N. Maclnnes, Kent 843 935 Pa 26-27-28 Fours 9-12 2-5 The Dalles, Oregon Broken Glass Moro Girl Receives Honorable Mention C H IW H E S Fair ’n Warmer Give^ Surprse Jat Z E I G L E R ’S e* for Groceries that Satisfy Clothes that W ear a n d fo r th e g e n e r a l s a tis fa c tio n o f t r a d in g w h e r e s t o c k s a r e la r g e s t a n d q u a lit y g u a r a n t e e d t h is o ld a n d g r e lia b le s t o r e m e r it s Y o u r A t t e n t io n Let “ Long Distance” help you close that deal, land that contract. She will put you practi cally face-to-face with people in other places ...quickly, with effectiveness, and at low cost. THE PACIFIC TELEPHONE AND TELE6RAPH COMPANY FREE C lassified A d s “MSS _ # i Dalles Saturday and attending €. H. Oestrich amended a Stan dard Oil meeting in ' The Dalles Wednesday evening. •/ * • . 1 ' i M f . and Mrs. W. C. Guyton, Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Dell Olds and Mr. and Mrs. George ' Wilson, C. P. and Mrs. Arden Squire left early Rowe, Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Wilson Saturday morning for the (Me and dauhgter Nellie and Evelyn tolius fish and tonus to flsft ana visit Mr. an and 1 - y C ■ 1 Davis. Mra. Hjrry Heiaing. IKey return y JI C LV Marion Morrow and Frances ed Sunday evening. J J Gregg were dinner guests of Mr. Harry Holzapfel of Heppner A surprise party for C. P. Rowe1 and Mrs. George Murray in The was a caller at the Dean Olds was held in Buck Hollow Saturday Dalles Sunday. . * „ home last Thursday. evening in honor of his birthday1 Mrs. C. H. Oestrich entertained anniversary. Members of the K ent, „I the Grass, Valley .bridge club high schopl and Mr. and Mrs. A. W . M c L E O D Wednesday afterfipon at her home. Rowe were there. Mrs. Boyce Blaylpck received the Sheri Helyer who was hurt in! Dealer in guest prize and Mrs. A. F. Balzer one shoulder while riding, Surday, i received club prize. May 15th in Pine Hollow ¿pent Calkins Weedtrs, Treaters Mr. and Mrs. Con Rust and last week in The Dalles for med-■ family of The Dalles visited her ical attention. and Repairs parents Mr. and Mrs. Ben Payne Kent folks who enjoyed a day Sunday. „ in Buck Hollow Sunday incl :ded i ’ H R FYTER EQUIPMENT Mrs. Dell Eakin and Mrs. Dick Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Davis and loro, Oregon Phone 454 Huhman entertained the school daughter Evelyn and son Luther orchestra Saturday evening in the Warren; Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Wil-1 Eureka Lodge No. 121 A-F & A-M Masonic hall. Games were played son and daughter Nellie; Mr. and, > Meets on the 1st and and the orchestra played seveal Mrs. W. B. Wilson and sons Nor- 3rd Thursday eve numbers. Refreshments consisting man and James: Gray Wi'son. nings of each month. of sandwiches, icj eream, and cake Gray Henson, Curtis Madron, and* Visiting members cor were served. • ' Glen and Merrill Sather. ‘ k dially invited to meet Mr. and Mrs. Bere Cox spent the Kent G ange will hold its next with us.' week end visiting’in The Dalles, ? regiular meeting Saturday evening Seariil Searcy, W. M Mrs. Fredrick Helbertf of Port- May 28th. C. V. Belknap, Secy. land and her mother, Mrs. John ,Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Kelly and Mr. Foss of Moro visited Mrs. Bill and M i 's . Elmer Kelly of Topeka, Moro Lodge No. 113. I. O. O. F. Baker Wednesday. Kansas arvied here Saturday to* Moro, Gregon About one hundred Masons f^onf visit their brother, Jack Kelly. The Meets 1st and 3rd all parts of the state gathered at b: others had not seen each other Tuesdays in the Grass Valley Saturday afternoon for twenty four years. " . - .. .m u .T T O..O.F. hall Tran to see the Standard Oil team put Mr. and Mrs. R: N. McGla.aon Tof ’/ sient and visiting on the degree work for C. H. spent the week end at Moro pu the international Exposition on" ’ brothers are cordi Oestrich of Grask Valley and Bob home of Mr. and Mrs. , Wi ford San Francisco Bay, make up the ally invited to fneet Bernie of WascO. The Eastern fielshe. bathing suit worn by Gloria Daily. with us. Star chapter seryijd supper at 6.30 Eva Miller and Nan Smith, lo- Gloria donned the attire for a dip Ralph E. Eakin, N. G. In the surf at Santa Cruz. o’clock. i cal teachers spent the week Joe Truitt, Secretary. Moro and _____ Art Bibby t6ok a truck load of with their parents at J. L. Davis and R. Abell attend-: cattle to Portland Sunday. , Dufur 4-H club members from Kent go ed a masonic meeting at Grass 1 bt;»uie Rebekah Lodge No. 116 Hubert Hutchcroft and Kennel.1 ...... Moro, Oregon... Beale 'o f' Milwaukie” spent the l»lt to DeMiss Sunday to receive Valley Satu day eveninfr. ' | _ . ■ week end with Mr. and Mrs. th»ir 4' H P‘ns wer<‘: RoRcllen- Le‘ Eugene Courtney and Guy Eades t M “d an l 4Ln J- Charles Lemley. Mrs. Arzel Lem- l»"d »nd Lee Barnet; Cassie. Rita of The Dalles were business visi- , m end^X e ley accompanied them to Mil- J-nior and Jackie von Bor,tel; tor3 at Kent Thursday. , Vult.ng members we waukie to visit with her sister, aad Florence and_ Eleanor Horkin-, Delores Gregg was a week end | Mrs Hutchcroft, for several days. son- A number of others from visitor at the Jdhn Wilson home. 1 5CHC ^omee, .4. v . Kent folks shopping in The Naumi Van Gild«> S . . . » t d 1 " Kent attended Mr. and Mrs. R J. Baker were Mr and Mrj the c p picnic Rowe an , ____ dinner guests of Mr. anrt Mis Bethlehem Chapter, No. 78.O.E.S. t 1 w j • Clifford and Mr. and Mrs. J. Charles Lemley Wednesday eve- • _ Moro, Oregon M artin & Son Meets Every Second and nmR’. the Amandus von Borstel home. Licensed Dairy Fourth Thursdays in each Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Baker left j M Wilson and J. C. Wilson’ Milk & Sweet Cream- Month. Visiting members Thursday for Gresham to stay at ha(j thejr shpep shorn at thc for.• Invited their new home until Saturday, rftnch laat week ' ~ Delivered Daily Phone 192 Kerrone Christianson W. M. when Mr. and Mrs. Dale Baker, Mra IfJa p avi<, an<j daughter: “ 0 0 , Oregon _________I Ruth Sparling, Secretary. will leave with them on a trip east pauijne> Earl Gentry and G. Dou- — to Valparaiso, Indiana, to the ma Moro were dinner guests at Alumni meeting of Mr. Baker’s law j c ^ ¡ ison home Tuesday class. They plan on motoring from eve’n‘jnjri the occasion being the there to Newton, Iowa to visit his birthday anniversary of Mr. Wil- sister, and will also visit his Ron th e G ra ss V alley Q uality S to re brother in Minneapolis, before re- Kent Seniors enjoyed their turning toGrass Valley, when they flunk ¿ay Tuesday by motoring to will move their house hold goods Re<jmond for breakfast and re- to Gresham, where they wil! re- mainnjg for B 8how in the evening, side in the future. Mrs. J. M. Wilson acted as chape- Try Journal advertising ron- Kent Teacher Cut Badly On PAfît fBMf MUOAŸ, MAY <7, »W G et R ea d y For Summer Driving : ■■■..-•••••-.... » This is the tíme oí year to prepare your car ior the warmer days:" • Drain oil, Fill with Summer jrade • Repack front wheefi and universal! • Check transmission & differential They are far above the average— he ha» ¡ust a prom otion— »he run» the home In te llige n tly and »moothly— both take an active and le a d in g part In community affair«. In short, they err» typical members of the Neighbors of Woodcraft. They and their fellow O rd » members have learned an Important- lesson, for behind the fellowship and sociability of their hoppy gatherings lies the security of protection through low-cost Insurance on standard legal reserve contracts. ______ Clean and check cooling system • - Lubricate chassis AH this done quickly and properly by 4 Foss & Co. O r C W O F O C rw r. NEIGHBORS 2E W OODCRAFT POUNDED POK PA A TIKN ITY-U N ITID PO K PAOTKTlOH W i^h approved lubricants and proper equipment .......... ». . ♦I
