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About Sherman County journal. (Moro, Or.) 1931-current | View Entire Issue (June 24, 1938)
4-* •*). I 1 W "‘7 'TWBW^I .ittoi. < » «r-• — J w -r- b .. : -L r TfiL s ii£ M Ì À h grjjjgggljg 84 ,u « « c y , ► S í cQtTÑTt Jóü ftÑ A L , M öttö, okfcjÖÖN PAC ft THREE i «; « a -J*- I nearly a week, was waiting for Mm and they left immediately for ’ their home near Ontario. Trouble is »till -brewing over the O I 1 1 I closure of the Rattlesnake grade l \ £ | ) £ K < l l l S ' road. Report has it that a post has been set in the road bearing a m a r. • . Grass Valley Portland FtolôAV, XONft ¡>4, laöR sign stating that ; private property. the road is Determination I A f y —. - ilG S tS V lS ltO fS Mrs. Arch Cantrall, A. A. Dunlap and daughter Anita, and Kenneth Barnett. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Cox and Wtr- ren Morgan left Thursday I » V- . Iteirs Of Ke*t 1 IL 7ic:irf / couver to visit his moth r, el > going to Montesano to visit h • mother. t Do’vp Mrs. Wayne Spoor entertained . Mexico Joins S. F. World’s Fair *»• J I Bob. Henderson, new assistant at tiie BC*uaI ownership of the rood Mrs. Henry Roth, sons Henry the Grass Valley bridge club at Mr. and Mrs. John Liskey and - * .................. —-• Bill and daughter ----v . , Louise ...... . left the home of Mrs. Herman Schill and the experiment station and • — Miss must still be done. Mr. and Mrs. W. Gray of .Merrill, A shower for Mrs. Randall Mar- Monday for Olympia, Washington ing .Wednesday afternoon. Those were visitors at the home of Mrs. Alice Weber of Portland were married in Portland last Saturday I tln (Marie McLeod) was given at taking Grandma Roth to visit her receiving high scores were Mrs. B .A. Hogue Sunday. * and will return to Moro this week! the Blake home Wednesday with sons and families and her daugh- Charles Lemley and Mrs. Bud J. C. Wilson and daughter N >llfc to iesume his work here. Marjorie Blake, Gertrude Gillmor, ter and family. She will remain °°n’ who motored to Portland Fi iday, In May A. M. Zevely, federal ^ uls€ Barzee and Irma Morgan with them lor some time, M-. an I Mrsi J t rv C jnliff o ' returned home Sunday ac trapper, caught and killed four- as hostesses- Mrs. Herman Schilling, Mrs. Moro are the parents of a daugh- tried by M.s. Wilson who had »pent teen coyotes and one bobcat dpring j The Morrow family reunion was Dean Olds, Mrs: J. S. Newcomb and ter born Thursday, June 16 at the past two weeks at the b ank the month of May, working exclu-• held at Eagle Creek last Sunday Mrs. A. F. Balzer were business Hood River. J. Hurner home. with many of the members of the visito.s in Moro Tuesday. I sively in Sherman county. A. A. Dunlap, Herman Schilling _ Mr. ajjd Mrs. J. E. Norton and Ktnneth Barnett, Anita Dunlap, end Luther Davis of Kent left children left last week for Tangent The Michigan and- -Shearer family from this county attending. The concrete work on the tennis Kenneth Crews and Betty Lou Saturday for Spokane, Washing- whet? they will spend a few days schco.’fbuildings will be sold at pub court has been completed and when Old." were in The Dalles Sunday ton to attend a Grain Growers with Mrs. Norvons parents, Mr. lic auction Monday, July 11, 1938 Meeting returned Tuesday. and Mrs. J. U. Ross. at one o’clock at the Michigan grading around the court and to attend the show. Frank Kargal of The Dalles was school grounds. Don Clodfelter, painting has been done it will be R. J. Baker and son Dale were Cla ence Gregg of Bend spen. - a , business visitor here Tuesday. business visitors in Antelope Mon- a few days last week here j"- h’s clerk. 33-35 Jtady for play. Frank Sayrs anti Dean Pinker- uncle’s, Carl Gregg and famil Clarence Morrison and daughter, Mrs. G. D. Hollis and daughter, d»r- ton left Wednesday for an automo- M>H1 of Anoka MinnKtoU ar- Heb n and Leona McLeod left Art Bibby and his mother were Mr. and Mrs. Ila'old Howell and Sunday* for California and points bUe trip along the Wash.ngton rived Friday t0 spend the aammcr business visitors in Portland Sun son Elden of The Dalles were din east on a trip that may take sev c0^?. ’ . ix . i with her brother and family, Mr. day. ner guests at the H. E. Mo row’ Directors elected at the annual and Mrs. R Wells. era! weeks. Mr. and Mrs? Sam Sh»rk and borne Sunday, meeting of the Moro Gram Grow- / . , „ Lawrence Powell, cousin of ers were Joe Peters and Frank . Ml/ and Mr3; Jaka Eslmger and family and Ross Fields were visi- Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Matthes were Charles Powell, is here from San Bo-net, re-elected and S. A. Hall iani,1y returncd Friday from Lcba- tors in The Dalles Tuesday. brief callers at Grass Valley Sat- Maria, California for a brief visit and Harvey Thompson chosen to "°n where th,ey vi’ ittil hl" si,ter Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Baker and urday. with his cousins. fill the other places. Dewey Thomp- ar,d family, Mr. and - Mrs. Boh Mr. and Mrs. Dale Baker were in Mr. and Mrs. Robert Schilling . •Ramon Pointer, cousin of Mrs. , son was the remaining member. Johnson, shout ten days. The Dalles Suncay to attend the and Gus Schilling and son Paul Tom Douma’s children, is here fo r1 Officers of the company were in Mrs. J. H. Wilt was a business show. motored to Salem Monday on busi- a visit. • Spokane the first of the week to visitor in The Danes Monday. The county Sunday school rally ness. M. E. McKee and wife returned j attend the meeting of the North Lester Smith was in The Dalles was held in the Civic auditorium Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Barnet of Tuesday from an inspection trip Pacific. H. D. Proudfoot was nMm- Sunday to visit his daughter and Sunday. Earl Shipley gave a talk The Dalles visited the former’s and Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Collier le ft! as local director to succeed him- new grand daughter, Mrs. Jerry in the morning. Basket dinner at daughter, Mrs. J. L. Matthes and that evening for Portland, via th e . self- The head office will be mov- Cunliff and baby Barbara Jean. ! noon in the park. The afternoon family Sunday. Wopinitia cut-off to view the cd to Portland it was learned. Mr. an(1 Mrs ciaus Bardenha- was given to various programs put Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Wilson, Mr. mountain scenery. I hil Ruggles returned this week gen ancj famiiy an(j Virginia Huh- on by the Sunday schools of the and Mrs. L. W. Amick, Mrs. J. K. Wilson and son Kenneth, George Your Eyes—Dr. Clarke of Port fiom S r Helens where he had nian were visitors in The Dalles county. Tuesday. I Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Alley and Witter and Mr. and Mrs. Carl land, Eye Sight Specialist, will be been for several weeks. ¡Mexico will be a major participant in the 1939 Golden Gate In Mj> and Mrg j ohn Hays re Mr. and Mrs. Willard Barnett were Schadewitz and son John attmded in Wasco Wednesday June 29th . John ,«Asetoer< was here Tues- ternational Exposition on Treasure Island in San Francisco Bay, ar the Sherman Hotel. ' In Moro * a/??1 V turned from Bakeoven Wednesday 'n The Dalles Sunday to see the the annual Sunday school pncnic and here Señorita Hortense Melero, Mexican beauty, christens the spending several days visit- show. . held at Gras, Valley Sunday. Thursday, June 30th at the Moro : X e d J o u , » ¿ p r ic e n<>t International Signpost on the island. Señorita Melero w as sent by Hotel. See him about your eyes. the ATexican Consul General as a representative of Mexico on an There were 455- fewer traffic ,ng their son-,n-law and daughter, The Grass Valley Rebekah lodge Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Cratty and off; i ’ ’1 yi«It to the site of next year’s World’s Fair of the West. W. A. Rugglea, accompanied by accidents during May than during M‘' and Mrs' John Block* entertained the Moro Rebekahs at children who have been in Califor- I»i :l u<;.ve coctume, she typifies Mexico's “ fair sex’’ at Giles French, was present at a the same month last year, Secre-' Mr. and Mrs. Rus Logan return- a~ social meeting last Wednesday nia the past few months, returned '»J Ixt-k hearing before the Oregon Milk tr.ry of State Earl Snell reported ed to their home at Oakland, Cali- evening. About twenty-three at- to Kent last week. Control board last Friday at which this week. ’ It was the best single fernia Thursday after a ten day tended—from Moro. A program all county committees in the near Mrs. LeRoy Daniel and son time a discussion of the purposes month record in many years and visit with her parents, Mr. and was put on consisting of a vocal Cecil of Cascadia spent the past high estimated crop this year. tutu: e. To qualify for loans, the wheat of methods of the board were in brought the five-month totals for Mrs. J - s - Newcomb. solo by Ellen Cox accompanied by week at the home of the former’s terpreted. Immediate cause of the accidents, injuries and fatalities Vernon Shipley with the help of Odell. A skit The fa ta l parents, Mr. and fars. W. C. must be stored either in federally U s e d G r a in B ag s hearing was the sale of milk below well below the figure for the same Ben and Alfred Payne are taking licensed or approved warehouses, woa playea by some of the Helyer. the price set by the board for the period in 1937. or in eligible storage on farms in up the pipes in the well and put- ?°^»g members. A reading by Mrs. ---- ------------------ / All Kinds entire state of Oregon. certain states. Oregon is included Dng on new valves. Mrs* Oscar Ru^ l e s and a piano Janet and Louis Peetz came up Sam Forman w T W. Air Amick, A . Mr. W selection by Jack Odell. Refresh- LOHIIS among the states where farm stor Mr. and J Mrs. L. lu U d lld 1 I O U E L llP d lg lb lU lP IC , from Portland last Sunday to ments of ice cream, cake and coffee age will be permitted. A leaflet and-M rs. Jerry Wilson, Mr. and 602 E. Second St. « • The Dalles spend a week with their grand explaining the requirements which - - 3e7 d i;t “ 'ate hour Fanners This Year Mrs. Jake Wilson and families of parents, Mr. and Mrs. L. ’ L. farm storage must meet is now be Mrs. E. H. Moore and Mrs. * Grass Valley First Baptist Kent attended the Sunday school Peetz. ing prepared. Elizabeth Schaeffer of Moro visit- Wheat growers whose total acre Dick Morgan and family moved church. 10 a. m., Bible School, convention here Sunday. ed Mrs. R. J. Baker Monday after- age of soil depleting crops for 1938 Grades of wheat will be eligible T. Lester Johnson to the fair grounds and Clare Ax “ Study to show thyself approved Harry Howell of Kent was a noon. does not exceed 105 per cent of for loans have been specified and tell and family moved to the house unto God.’’ II Tim. 2:15. 11 a. m. business visitor here Saturday. Mrs. Claire Churchman and their s°>l depleting acreage allot- in general mean that winter wheat LAWYER vacated by the Morgans. Morning worship, “God, Our Keep- Haj Morrow and son, Mrs. Win daughters Phyllis ano and Sally ment win *>e eligible for loans un- grading No. 3 or better and spring Bob King took a truck load of er.” 8 p. m. Evening Service, nie Reiver and son of Kent were oau^nter8 my**'* cm all and of der the ever-normal granary plan, wheat grading No. g or better will Miss Car°line Churchman lambs to the Portland market Wed “Abraham's Surrender.“ 8 p. m. " sitors here Monday MORO T „ X T . . Pasadena, California stopped for according to information just re- be eligible. Details of these re WASCO nesday. Thursday, Prayer and Bible Study, Mr and Mrs. L. H. Nahoose and r bripf tjme the hame ceived from Washington by the quirementg will be in the hands of V------------ Miss Lora Poley of Portland was .1,0 Monthly Business Meeting. so„ Lyl of The Dalles were visi- ¡¡„i* Mr, y y , ci '' ¿ ¡ ¡ ¿ “^ o u U “ t'o state AAA office at "Oregon’ State here Sunday and Monday after 2:30 p. m., Tuesday, Woman’s Mis- tcrs at the Dean Olds home Satur- Walla Walla, Washington to visit colleege. attending the wedding of Robert sionary Society program meeting day and Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. John Odell. Mrs. While details regarding the Poley in The Dalles. a i the home of Mrs. Helene Lem School election was held at the Churchman is an aunt of Jack amount, terms and conditions of The quota of Moro for Chinese ley— C C D r v d p n sch° o1 h°use Monday’ June 20’ Odell, and will be remembered the proposed loans have not been relief has been set at $5.00. Mrs. _________ * ' y ’ *** / and Edgar Alle> was re-elected ^ere as j^ae Roimes a sister of fully developed, it has been defi- Poley, local chairman of the Red M ^ 7 Community Presbyterian1 J ’ h" .°de" ’ ’ ' " Ìte‘y • n" ° " n“ d U Cross is responsible for the collec Mrs. Edison Sutherland 7 ^ 1 1 - »vaiUbl« this year because of the, tion of it. church: 10 a. m., Bible school; 11 iserve three years. J '— * “ * , man, Washington arrived Sunday ow arm price on une a e The weed that has made itselt a. m., “A Will to Work,” sermon , * noticed this year along roadsides by the pastor during the morning; Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Olds return- evening to visit her sister and Mr. and Mrs.’ Art Bihby. is wild salsify. It grows to a worship service; 7:30 p. m., Chris-! ed Sunday from a two weeks stay Martin & Son a height of a foot to over two feet tian Endeavor service and discus- [ Varm Springs. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Crawford of Mrs. A. A. Dunlap left Thurs Licensed Dairy and its seeding habits are much sion. Pasadena, California are the par —Milk & Sweet Cream— like that of dandelion. It has a a n d fo r t h e g e n e r a l s a t i s f a c t i o n Lawrence Mitchelmore, minister day for Corvallis where she is vis ents of a son, born June 9. Mrs. itin g her parents, Mr. and Mrs. wgg formerly Miriam Delivered Daily yellow blossom earlier in the year. Moro Christian Science Society:! Fred Haines. Heath. Moro, Oregon Phone 192 o f tr a d in g w h 6 r e s t o c k s a r e la r g It is rated as a bad weed. Paul Frazer returned Wednse- “Christian Science” is the subject j Mrs. J. H. Writ, Mrs. Fred Cox ............ e s t a n d q u a lit y g u a r a n t e e d t h is day from Detroit where he picked of the Lesson-Sermon for Sunday,!8™1 daughter Ellen were quests of See Joe Truitt up a car. He reports a heavy June 26, at eleven o’clock. The i Mi s- Rav Blake at Moro ™ ursday o ld a n d g r e lia b le s t o r e m e r it s - hail storm near LaGrande that Wednesday evening meeting begins J afternoon. Mrs. Ed Alley, accompanied by made the air dark and caused so at eight o’clock. The reading room Y o u r A t t e n t io n For your Grain, Fire and much noise on the car that nothing is in the rear of the church build-! her son Bruce and her daughter On ¡ng, and has an attendant a fte r! Lila Lee were visitors in The else could be heard. Automobile Insurance Mrs. Darwin Van Gilder has each service, where the Bible and Dalles Saturday. ' Mr. and Mrs. Fred Cox left Sat been working in the sheriff’s office all authorized Christian Science this week while Ross Ornduff, reg literature may be read, borrowed urday for Corvallis to take their I w rite for good old line ular deputy, is in Portland where or purchased. The public is cor daughter Ellen to Corvallis where S’ ' A - ------ she will attend summer school for his wife underwent an operation. dially welcomed. non-dssessi ble C o .’s. a few weeks. The river boat, Swan has been Dale Baker went to Portland leased by the Eagles lodge of The One To Remember A lso w rite Surety Bonds. Sat. June 25 Dalles for the purpose of giving Wife:“Mrs. Green has another Wednesday with Roy Wells re turning Thursday. dances on the river. The boat can beautiful spring hat.” carry well over 500x people and Artful Hubby: “So? It’s a pity Mr. and Mrs. Kendrick Dunlap A . W . M cL E O D nearly that many are taken for a she’s not as independent of such entertained Friday . evening, the ride up and down the river each aids to appearance as you a e, my occasion being Kendrick’s birth Dealer in Saturday night. day. The guests included Mr. and dear.” Boat Leaves Dock Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Peetz re Cilk’ . B Weeders, Treaters turned from Camp Sherman after Eureka Lodge No. 121 A-F & A-M Used Weeders spending several days there. Mrs Meets on the 1st and O. L. Belshe remained for a longer 3rd Thursday eve “¿Cram-Kiser” Shoe for Comkin« vacation. nings of each month. 50c per person Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Wood« re Visiting members cor FYR FYTER’ EQUIPMENT dially invited to meet turned Ipst week end and are now a t home in the hote|. —... — 7-- —- - with -«a»— —*- - r ------ M<.ro, Oregon Phone 454 Dances Every Thursday Also Mr. and Mrs. Randall Martin Ssaral Sea cy, W. M ( C. V. Belknap, Secy. are at home again and in charge of the Morrison ranch during the ab n t w:t:n n i » n n nnimwuninint t n trn sence of Mr. Morrison in Califor Moro Lodge No. 113, I. O. O. F. Moro, Oregon nia. Meets 1st and 3rd Council meeting Tuesday night Tuesdays a in the was a routine affair with no busi I.O..O.F? hall Tran ness of great import being dis sient and visiting cussed. Word has been received brothers are cord;-, from the company working on a ally invited to meet1 pump outfit that the plans were with us. This is the time of year to prepare your car for the nesrly ready/* Ted Applegate was released Ralph E. Eakin, N. G. warmer days: Joe Truitt, Secreta:y. <rom the county jail Monday after his bail had been approved. Mrs. • Drain oil, Fill With Summer grade Applegate, who had been here for Lupine Rebekah Lodge No. 116 ............... Moro. Oregon— • Repack Front wheels and univertak FILMS DEVELOPED Meets 2d and 4th T esday of each month • Check transmission & differential f Visiting members we — C b an a s 4 chock cooling system x Belle Conlee, N. G. FOR SALE. 76 hd. pigs, sows You pay only for GOOD pictures Naomi Van Gilder, S and shoats, 80 sheep, 25 hd. mixed • Lubricate chassis MORO PHARMACY cattle. H.. L, MORRIS, Maupin, A ll this done quickly and properly by J Bethlehem Chapter, No. 78.O.E.S. Phone 17F88. DEWALT PAYNE, M. D. ANY BRANCH Moro, Oregon Physician and Surgeon For Sale. Small size Harris com < Meets Every Second and 203-204 U. S. Bank Building LrtZZ.Fourth Thursdays in each bine, 16 foot cut. Bibby Bros. Grass Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat includ ^ 5 5 ^ Month. Visiting members Valley..’ ( ing. the fitting of glasses. FOR SALE*: 50 head Hereford*- Office Phone Residence Phone ——¡4— Invited . W ith approved lubricants and proper equipment- Durham • yearling heiferfc. J. N. Kerrone Christianson W. M. 843 r 935 j CHIMJTCS Z E IG L E R ’S the Grass Valley Quality Store for Groceries that Satisfy Clothes'that W ear DANCE Sw an The Dalles 1 0 :3 0 sh a rp G et R e a d y For Summer Driving Classified A ds Foss & Co. Houta 9-12 2-5 The Dillea, Oregon Ruth Sparling, Secretary. FIRST NATIONAL BANK Maclnntea, Kent, Oregon. « »
