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About Sherman County journal. (Moro, Or.) 1931-current | View Entire Issue (June 10, 1938)
TBS SBERMAA flOUKTT JOCRX a L, MO»), OMflOM M tóUY, ÎÜ N Ï 10, 1Ü L .MB. I Mr. and Mr». Neal Freeman and Mrs. J. C. Freeman left Sunday for Eugene where Mrs. J. C, will visit for a few days. Fred Wineberger was Tuesday from Trout Lake it with the Ted Pieraon family. ” The county relief committee met Wednesday morning for a discus- sion of relief problem, of the coun ‘ ¿Gr,»» Valley’» b«ll team will ty Shertwn i o w y l » » T h e low- pla TO4-TOneii „ext Sunday on est percentage of person, on re- the loca, diamond. „ lief of any in the state being only ( Tho&e who left M„nday Ior Cor- mne to the thousand. Petition, of; vallis attend summer school two elders applying for relief were weeks u , eu and Kelly Tiner, heard and some granted. ; Dorothy Bal), Bill Tod and Bob Mr. and Mrs. Jess Landry left King for Portland Wednesday with a. Mn Md Mrs. w c . Todd and Grass Valley Getting Married At Rapid Rate The wedding of Miss Patricia Powell and Lyle Woods will be solemnized Saturday night at the ttoy Powell home near Erskine- ville. Miss Powell will continue her work in the clerk's office after a brief wedding trip. Mr. and Mrs. A. W. McLeod an nounce the wedding of their daugh ter, Marie to Mr. Randall Martin at Portland Wednesday, June 8th. Mrs. Martin was a graduate of Moro High School this year and the groom is a son of Mr. and Mrs. Mile« Martin of Lexington. They will live in Moro. ^ T o Play The Dalles Sunday caller harftFiiday. Dorothy Olds returned home Sat urday from Monmouth Where she had been, attending Normal schoaL. The vacation Bible school started Monday at the Baptist church With an enrollment of 22. Rev. G .-»r;».' Dryden, ta i a ted by Miss ssä £: .< ^ -- ^ - Busiest P. 0 . — Postmistress Anna Schwartz and Mrs. Shelton Fritts and Blanche Garrett. Mrs. Jacob Wassenmillc. had as guests over the week end her daughter, Miss Ottilie Wassenmil- ler, Mr, and Mrs. Otto Niwebck and daughter Carol, and Miss Norma Olson, all of Portland. They also visited Miss Wassenmil- lbr’s sister and family, M t . and load of lambs for the market. daughter »Mrs. Art Schilling were M s; Dean Olds. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Eakin vis Mrs. W. D. Beers of Salt Lake vksito s in The Dalles Monday. ited Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Gervais City and Mrs. Joeseph Stoddard Stanley Meyers, David Mitchel, at »Prineville Sunday. * * o f Baker were here last week to William Sloan, and Raymond Led- Mr. and Mrs. Bus Logan and his visit their sister, Mrs. D. E. Ste- yrd quartette -from the Multno phens. Mrs. Stoddard left Wed- mah Bible School sang at the Bap- sister of Oakland, California ar nesday for home and Mrs. Beers t,sj church Thursday evening, rived Monday to visit her parent?, remllned a few days. - ; They are on a tour through Ore- Mr. and (MYs. J. S. Newcomb. They $3 will remain aobut ten days. Claire Adams was married Sun . Karl Peterson of Klamath Falls Ron> Washington and California, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Crozier day in Hood River. is visiting here for a few days be- Clarence Johnson left for his Marion McKee aryl family ex fore going to Stanford where he home at 'Fresno, California Friday, and family of Canyon City stopped pect to leave Saturday morning will attend summer school. *15 > after staying at the Edgar Alley Thursday to spend the day with for southern Oregon where he will The second trial of Ted Apple- home and going to school the past his sister, Mrs. Maud Garrett. inspect drug stores for the state gate for larceny of a dragline out-i . .-•• Bruce Alley and Don Smith were board of which he is a member. fit will be held in September ac-I Wallace Stark left Friday for business visitors in Moro Thurs The trip will require about ten cording to announcement made Forest Grove, to bring his brother day. days. Mr. and Mrs. Wayland Weld and this week. It was thought that he Ferdinand home after another year is the ino5?&t lit t le » ) . t Ola e n l i) . \ L.'awk. C.. w h ic h has ju m p e d in to n a tio n a l prom inence as family of The Dalles came up the the H re ere The 'pump house on the farm oc would be retried in June. \ at Pacific University. s u lt of the is s u rn re of .be nev; a irm a il stam p to com r.e r.w ra ie the tw entieth an n iversary of a irm a il. cupied by Orval Thompson burned Bob Henderson, last year presi- Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Doyle were first of the week to visit her par A bove, also, is M rs . E . ’.V. B : a n , v ’: ?r.c han.fs v.ili lie i n ll d u rin g A ir M a li week, ending M a y 22. P hilatelists down Monday night probably from dent of the student body at Ore- dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs.s. ents, Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Newcomb. fro m a ll o ve r the w o rld a re k . ¡a I ta be r I here w ith Hie s p e c ia l ca ch e t for A ir M a il w eek. K itty Mr. and Mrs. Harry Heising and H a w k v.a.s tl.'v s ite fro m w k i f ’i (?c combustion of green sawdust. En gon State and new assistant at Grover Coffman at Moro Thursday a i " . t e the Ik-jt airp ana flight. family and Mr. Montgomery of gine and washing machine and the experiment station, will be evening. other tools are a complete loss. married to Miss Alice Weber of Jeanette Hatley returned to hei Metolius, camp Thursday to visit Mr. and Mrs. George James, who Portland soon and will live in her home at Wasco Wednesday Mr. and Mrs. Dell Olds a few in the state, and each business gins: Wednesday, 7:45 p. m. Young nierchandi.se o? “service trade” after helping Mrs. Glen Karnes days. have been visiting at the Perry Moro. transaction must be eliminated cars Mrs. Dick Huhman and daugh people’s study in “The Life of output, provides that an offender Miss Patricia Powell, whose several months. Axtell home for several weeks left ters went to The Dalles Wednes Christ.” can be put in jail and fined if he we. are informed by the Ore- Mrs. Wren Hogue gave a layette for Eugene Friday for a few days marriage will be an event of next Lawrence Mitchelmore, minister, cannot justify his prices against K°n Business & Investors Inc. Saturday night, was honored with shower for (Mrs. Ted Kelly at her day to visit relatives, returning stay. Sunday. ------- ------- , a charge of discrimination. Triple office, which makes a specialty of Misses Rachel Poley and Vivian two showers this week, Miss MUr- home Wednesday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Dell Olds were vis Wasco Methodist church: Sun- damages are also provided for, studying the meaning and effect .iorie Kunsman and Mrs. C. L. Mrs. J. H. Wilt attended a bridal, Fuller left Tuesday for Portland itors in The Dalles Monday. Poley and a group of friends be- shower given for Janet Stephens day school at 10 a. m. Children’s and buyers can be equally guilty of such legislation. to remain for the Rose show. Mr. and iMrs. Herman Schilling Day program from 11 to 12 ing the hostesses for the affair. at the home of Mrs. E. H. Moore st?Bers of merchandise if ■7.'— — — \ Annual Masonic picnic at Du visited relatives at Ione Sunday. Robert Poley, son of Mr. and on Wednesday afternoon. The. Mary Elizabeth class will meet pri<jbsicha!ged or accepted tend to I fur, Sunday June 12th. All Mr. arid Mrs. Bert ICox and War- at the home of Mrs. Lloyd Royse create a monopoly or discriminate. j Mr- and Mrs- Jim Ketcham of LiCStCF JoiHlSOIl Masons, their families and friends Mrs. C. L. Poley will be married Miss Richmond, California visited h e r, ren Morgan were visitors at Tygh Wednesday aJtemoon June 15th While the new Oregon was pass Sunday in The Dalles to are requested to be present. Bring Elizabeth Fauerso, daughter of S!Rter Mrs. Tcm <coyle and family Valley Sunday ed by the 1937 legislature for the at 2:30. lawybr your lunch. Ice cream and coffee Mr. a<id Mrs. Chris Fareuso. over the week end. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Lemley purpose of protecting grocers and furnished. Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Conlee are Mr- and Mrs- Fred Cox left had as over night guests Wednes d uggists in particular, against MORO D. R. French and family of spending a few days at the coast Thursday for Corvallis to bring day, _ _ Mr. and Mrs. _____ _ THE NEW OREGON LAW Homer ____ Lemley “loss leade:” competition, actually WASCO Eugene were here Monday for a and in Portland while the Conlees their dauhgter Ellen home for a and Forrest Lemley, /all of Rosalia, (Continued from page ore» the law affects all commerce with- \_______ visit with relatives. He is a form senior manage the grocery. two weeks visit before returning Washington who were on their mittees set up under the old NRA er resident having spent his youth Mr. and Mrs. James Luebke and to summer school. way to Oakland, California, procedure. Already in Po tland, in this county. children stopped here Thursday and 'Mrs. Bill Baker left Wayne and Lloyd Allen and Mr. we learn, retail grocers, building The O. G. Sayrs and Ross Hart while on their way to Bonanza to Wednesday for Eugene to visit her' Davis of Rickreall visited at the material dealers and other trade visit her parents. Mr. Luebke was Pcrents returning Saturday. ■ Fred Cox home over the week end. families are at Camp Sherman formerly the principal of the Moro Mt. and Mrs. Wayne Spoor and Mrs. Dell Olds entertained the groups, are setting up such com- this week. family left Wednesday for Molalla Gsass Valley bridge club at her mittees to police the enforcement • Mrs. Daye Idleman of Salem and schools. Conferences for the physical 10 visit »datives returning Pri-jhom eJuestU y afternoom Don . of the new Qregon law The Fed. Mrs. Jeane Stamey and son Dean Smith received hiffb score and of Silverton were here last week examination of infant and pre- day- Mr. and Mrs. Tom Coyle left Mrs. Edgar lAlley won the guefct eral Robinson-Patman law is en- end visiting their sister, Mrs. A. school children will be held in forced by the Federal Trade Com Moro at the school house Friday, Thursday for Lebanon to attend prize. S. Johnson and family. mission, but no such enforcement June 17 with Dr. Poley, assisted by ^he ^a'r» returning by Silverton to R o y Wells has bought the house Earl Shipley was one of the his sister and family, Mr. jforme-ly owned by Gus Smith and agency is provided for the Oregon graduates of Linfield college and D-. H. M. Erickson of the Wasco law. z w’ill move there this week. the Tom Douma family were down Health Unit. Dr. Erickson can be and Mrs. Charles Amos. a n d fo r th e g e n e r a l s a tis fa c tio n The new Oregon law regulating here only one day so the examina- Mrs. / ' Wilt, Mrs. Herman Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Spoor and to «McMinnville to attend the sere- monies. Mias Mary Brackett, tions will begin promptly at nine Schilling, (Mrs. Tom .Alley, Mrs. family are moviijg to Tygh Valley prices that can be charged for o f tr a d in g w h e r e s t o c k s a r e la r g daughter of Mr. and Mrs. H. H. o’clock in the morning. All young Charles Lemley, and Mrs. A. F. the latter part of the week. Eureka Lodge No. 121 A-F & A-M e s t a n d q u a lity g u a r a n te e d th is Brackett was also one of the grad children of the county are invited Balzer attended the Moro-Grass Meets on the 1st and to avail themselves of 'this op- Valley contract club at the home uates. 3rd Thursday eve of Mrs. Ernie Moore Monday af o ld a n d ir e lia b le s to r e m e r its Miss Reatha Sayrs left Sunday portunity. nings of each month. Three members of the Commu ternoon. High scores were won for Portland to remain through Visiting members cor Y o u r A tte n tio n the week watching the 'Rose show? nity church high school C. E. by Mrs. J. H. Wilt and Mrs. Moore, dially invited to meet Grass Valley Baptist church: 10 the guest prize going to Mrs. Lloyd Hennagin and family left society attended a picnic and ral- with us. a. m. Bible school. J. S. Fritts, Monday fo- their California trip lv of the Mt. Hood union held at 'æl? Searal Searcy, W. M Mrs. Ed Alley and son Bruce Sup’t. 11 a. m. Children’s Day having been delayed by the illness Viento park last week. This gath went C. V Belknap, Secy. to The Dalles Sunday to vis-! program, followed by a basket ering was the last of the Union un of Mrs. Hennagin. it relatives. I lunch at 12:30. All members and 113, I.O .O .F. | l Pictures of the picnic in Pine til Fall, according to Joyce Dil- Mr. and iMrs. James Booth of friends of the Bible school and Moro Lodge No. Hollow were shown Saturday linger, president, of Dufur. Ardis Shaniko are the parents of a their families are invited to join Moro, Oregon •* night at Grass Valley by Durward Truitt, Florence Lawrence and Meets 1st and 3rd weighing 5 pounds 12 jin this occasion 8:00 p. m Eve- Helyer from films taken by Viggo Rev’ L. H.* Mitchelmore fapnied *the ounces, born Tuesdays in the at the home of M iss'ning service—“Isaac and His Haufelt and himself. Many came local delegation. I.O..O.F. hall Tran Bride.” 8:00 tp. m. Thursday, The Kent Auxiliary plans to Cassie Holmes. to see themselves on the screen. sient and visiting Mr. and Mrs. Matt Simon were Prayer and Bible study. 2:30 p. m. H. W. Champneys was in Salem help the Legion give a dance Sat brothers are cordi in Portland Thursday night to at Tuesday, Mother and Daughter Tea urday night, June 11. ally invited to meet last week end. the home of Mrs. Fred Cox, Blanks of reports were filled out tend graduating vfcremonies at at LeRoy Wright goes Saturday to with us. This is the time of year to prepare your car* for the Franklin high school where their sponsored by the Woman’s 'Mis Corvallis to attend the annual to send to the State Dept. as an daughter, Ralph E. Eakin, N. G. sionary Society. 9-12 a. m. Monday Agnes finished. During Joe Truitt, Secretary summer school with the 4-H chil nual report. warmer days: Mis, Althea Stoneman. countv !he ‘7 yIar’ ,sh' ha’ube,cn aUe? <1- to Friday, Closing week of the dren from this county. He will re Daily Vacation Bible school. ,he P°rtland sch°o1 she h.as • Drain oil, Fill with Summer grade turn at the end of the week and hcakh nurse, returned this ' week !ne Gerald C. Dryden, pastor. Lupine Rebekah Lodge No. 116 become advertising manager for .to spend a month in this county Wily Knrghten will go for the last ............... Moro, Oregon ... the school paper and received the . • Repack front wheels and universal* in line of duty. part of the. school. The first week of Vacation Bible honor of getting the most adver Meets 2d and 4th T J. R. Chenault, head of the local •Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Peetz and tising of any school paper in the school at the Community church esday of each month • Check transmission & differential Mrs. Mae Belshe left for Camp SCS camp is on a vacation in city. She returned home with her showed a record attendance for the Visiting members we Sherman to remain about ten days Douglas county with his wife. He parents. fifth year. -There were 31 boys come. S Clean and check cooling system owns a summer place there. fishing and resting. W. C. Helyer of Kent was a and girls, from five t<^ 12, present Belle Conlee, N. G. J. C. Freeman returned last on Wednesday morhing. A picnic Naomi Vanr Gilder, Si • Lubricate chassis week end from Baker where he had Now It Can Be Told in the city park is planned for A . W M c L E O D “Well, I think women can keep been attending the convention of A ll this done quickly and properly by Friday noon of this week. Helping Bethlehem Chapter, No. 78.O.E.S. secrets just as well as men.” the postmasters of the state. in the school are Rev. L. H. Mitch . Moro, Oregon Dealpr in “Ye-es, my dear, only it takes Mr. and Mr?. Lamer Sayrs. Ed elmore, principal; Merle Miller, Meets Every Second and win Peters and Lloyd Johnson of more of them to do it.” Ardis Truitt, Florence Lawrence, Fourth Thursdays in each Calkins Weedtrs, Treaters Moro, and Miss Emma Ellen Fort Lois Melzer, and Clara Mersinger. Month. Visiting members Used Weedcrs FILMS DEVELOPED ner were dinner guests Wednesday A few more helpers can be used, Invited W ith approved lubricants and proper equipment evening of Mr. and Mrs. Kendrick Kerrone Christianson W. M. “Grain-Miser” Shoe for Combine» reports Mr. Mitchelmore. Dunlap in Grass Valley. Ruth SparlingT Secretary. r i «iiiii i im m m iuaam uuu aii The local Rebekah lodge has ac Community Presbyterian church: FYR FYTER EQUIPMENT cepted an invitation from Grass Children’s day will be observed in ■ ■ Valley lodge to meet with them You pay only for GOOD pictures the Bible school at 10 a. m., when Moro, Oregon Phene 454 | r the night of Wednesday,;June 15. MORO PHARMACY a group from the Community Va /'.rb*»rt Koeppe of Portland is cation Bible school are helping con ' here this week to work in the bank duct the opening exercises. An while "Lloyd Hennagin is gone. Ray offering for Sunday School mis Blake is acting manager. sions is to be taken. 11 a. m. Morn For Sale: Fryers three pounds ing worship with the pastor speak SEE THE FIRST and up, 20 cents per pound. Or ing, “A Shadow That Heals,” 7:30 (THE LOWEST COST WAY NA TIO NAL B A N K ville Hockman. p. m. High school C. E. Carl Peetz Mrs. Glen Glass, sister-i-n-law leader. Monday 9 a. m. second TO BUY YOUR of Mrs. Hazel Woods is here from week of Vacation Bible school be. Roosevelt, Washington to remain NEXT CAR) until after the wedding of her ....... . SELECT YOUR CAR ruphew on Saturday night. Norman Davis won the quilt that was raffled off at the Harland -. a __________________ ____________ , ■»«MM View grange - Wednesday night For Sale. Small size Harris com when a social evening was held. bine, 16 foot cut. Bibby Bros. Grass • ¿ ÿi i i i tjiiiT yk ii RAY CASH Work has been tempararily stop Valley. ped on county roads as the spring TO THE D EA U R P‘OR SALE: Fresh Jersey cow l - _- jobs have been _ completed. The Ernest Eslinger, Grass Valley, Or maintainor is still smoothing un as Furnished apts. for Rent. Sher the roads and killing weeds but mail Hotel, Wasco. the big outfits are laying off. ranch L/ight grading of city dirt streets Painting and Interior- Decora was done Tuesday to get rid of ting. Reasonable charges, lat.claaa some of the ruts. wofk. No spray gun operating ~ DEWALT PAYNE. M. D. - C. F. Langley, Box 412, Wasco. Physician and Surgeon Phone Sherman Hotel. p 30-1-! 203-204 U. S. Bank Building FOR SALE: Pine Wood, 2 cord Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat includ $15.00. 7 ricks for $17.00 Red or ing the fitting of glasses. vhite Cedar Posts, 21 inch, Office Phone Residence Phone Phone to G. 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