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T _ „Z A — " ” LS . I : . ~*v_ “". ” TttB SHERMAN t ÇOVHTY JOURNAL, MORO, -OREGON FRIDAY, JULY 1, « i * Xi ; counties were jast Saturday to gq ‘ over the-experiment atation. with the local farmers. •« t Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Wright will Camp Sherman '^ " V —r - r-w -to i ! '4' --— ■— Mecca For l?ave Saturday for Bonner’s Ferry, Idaho to* visit her brother. They will be gone about a week. Celebrants George Updegraff and wife left Thursday for the holiday week end in Portland and en virons. Returning from a visit to Cali fornia accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Barton and daughter, Louise, of Berkeley, Mrs. Louise ]$ricksnn and Miss Dorothy Er ickson were guests at the Manse during the week end. The travel ers planned to be in Spokane, Sun day. Mrs. Erickson and Miss Erickson are mother and sifter of Mrs. L. H. Mitchelmore. Mrs. Barton is an aunt. Claence Morrison and daugh ter, Helen and Leona McLeod returned Sunday from their trip to California. Bill Aldrich, who has been tak ing care of the race stock at the fair grounds, broke his arm this we?k while riding a colt and. will be laid up for several weeks. L. A. Duncan of The Dalles was here Tuesday on behalf of the finance committee of the port celebration at The Dalles. . H. E. Endicot was here Sunday from Prineville where he is work ing for the present. Mrs. Endi cott returned with him. Accom panying him down were Mr. and Mrs. Harry Knight who are work ing with Mr. Knight’s father in Law„ E. E. Gervais, in Prineville. H. H. White of Wasco ' was a court visitor Wednesday. Mrs. W. J. Martin jr., and Mrs. Clarence Morrison were hostesses Wednesday for a shower in honor of newly married Mrs. Randall Martin, nee Marie McLeod. Mr. and Mrs. Wilmer Poiev ol Ashland were Moro visitors Wed nesday afternoon. During their brief stay here they called upon Rev. and Mrs. L. H. Mitchelmore, and Dr. and Mrs. C. L. Poley. The two men are cousins. Ernest and Andy Patjens of Shaniko and Donald von Borstel of Kent returned Tuesday from an eight day tour of eastern O’e- gon and Washington where they looked over the fine Hereford and Shorthorn herds of the two states Mr. and Mrs. Jack Matteson are here from Oakland, California to spend a few weeks with Mrs. Matteson’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Foss. Collis Moore and wife made a trip to Portlarjd over the past week end. Mrs. Walter May went to Port land Saturday evening to see Walter who is recuperating at the home of a sister there. A charivari was held Wednes day night in honor of Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Woods and Mr. and Mrs. Bob Henderson, recently married young people of the city. Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Wait, the agate man from Newport, and their daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Feeber ¿and family, were here last .. w,eek to visit with 'Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Barzee. Mr. and Mrs. W. F. McLeod returned this week from Califor nia where they had been on a vacation for the past two weeks. Mrs. Darwin Van Gilder was in Portland to see her husband over the week end and was dis appointed in being unable to bring him home for another two weeks, although he is improving. Members of the Presbyterian Christian Endeavor society and high school department held a combined tennis tournament and Bible study at the -church. Wed nesday night. A number of the young' people tried their hand at the tennis game for the first time while others had played before. After the study refreshments were served by a committee con sisting of Beth Mersinger . and Ardi8 Truitt. i' Mrs. Jerusha Hollenbeck, a sis ter of Mrs. Perry Axtell, and her small grandson, Jimmy Hollen.-' beck, are here visiting- at the Axtell home, from Oakland, Cali fornia. - —- ; • ’ ••••■ Z R. Chenault, SCS superlft- fendent at the camp, has returned from his vacation and is again — guests' Saturday evening and Sunday, her sister and huaibaint— Mr. and Mrs. CK H. Bucholtz, oltz. and an.l ' • ' ' her neicc and husband, Mr. and t j i y. páob threb .Jim Mpj$n, skipper a t j h c CCC Shoppe, apffered a dtetftbafcde'r’ the interior department last F it Ho W C 11 Family__ -¡Home Eiononiists •• Wanted By US ¡‘ Reunion r , ___ , . _ ____ The United States Civil Service Commission has announced open competitive examinations; for the positions listed below. For the four positions listed below, applications must be on file v^ih the Civil Service Commis sion, Washington, D, C., not later than July 25, if received from States east of Colorado, and not later than July 2d, if received from Colorado and states west ward. Assistant Home Economist, $2,- 600 a yearr Junior Home Econo mist, $2,000 a year, Junior in Home Economics Information, $2, ÛOü a year, Bureau of Home Eco nomics, Department of Agricul ture. For Assistant and Junior Home Economics, optional sub jects are: Food economics, cloth ing economics, and family eco nomies. Grass Valley Tuesday for the Valley where will day. He called on Dr. Elmer C Probe for a remedy. “Try this pill at bedtime,’’ Dr. Probe. “It’s a new treatment. If you can keep it on your stomach it should cure you.” Monday morning the doctor cak ed Jim by telephone. “How do you feel, Mr. Moran; did you mana?« to keep the pill on your stomach?’ “f did when I was awake,” said Jim, “but when I fell asleep it rolled off.” Sunday, June 26th the George How.11 lily and .Ic e relatives gul_. at the Keiu Ml<dnge hall for a family reunion, also to hon- Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Baker left er Mr> Howell on his 68th birthday Thursday with their household anniversary. Those from out of goods for their new home at Gres town were: Mr. and Mrs. William ham. Mr. and Mrs. Dale Baker Howell of The Dalles; Mr. and Mrs. left the- same day, to help his Marvin Howell and • children of parents gef settled. Twin Falls, Idaho. Goldendale; Mr, and Mr«. E’mer Mr. and Mrs. Ed Alley and Mr. and Mrs. Karl Landstrom via t- relatives. Howell and daughters Eleanor and (Leora Peetz) who have been in Lila Lee were in Wamic Friday Grace, of Yacilt, Wn.; Mr. and Washington D. C. since their mar to visit Mr. and Mrs. Mac Alsup Mrs. Walter Byers and daughter and family. They < stopped at riage will leave there today to re Thelda of Shaniko; those from the FILMS DEVELOPED Tygh Valley to see Paul Mueller’s turn to Oregon. They are ex Kent vicinity included Mr. and ne< house. pected about the tenth. John Woods Mrs. W. E. Byers of Shaniko Moro Communtty P ««.yteriun Mrs. „ „ . ., and , children; . wjiì a visitor here Friday. churth: 10 a. m„ Bible school; 11 Mrs- May “nd <Uut hler a. m., "More Than C o n q u e re re JuaniU; Mrs. Volna Guyton and 5 / r g A f | Rx : ; i ; nGd, e „ ^ in“ T e ; e ? r 8p sermon by the pa.tor; 7:30 p? m., •»'» Billy and Bobby; Mrs. John You pay only for GOOD pictures High school Christian Endeavor. D«ekr and aon Arthur; Mrs Nell MORO PHARMACY itors at Redmond Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Dean Olds and Lawrence Mltx-hclmore. ‘ minister Sm,th an<1 «hildrvn; Mr. and Mrs. , George McKay and the hinor sons Willard and Donald were _______ ;____ See J o e T ru itt visitors in The Dalles Wedneg-j_._;Grass Valley Lutheran Church lfuest’ GenrPr Howv.ll will conduct service in the Meth- M". an'l Mrs. J. H. Smith and day, . . . Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Balzer were odist church building JulyJQ and son John, and Mrs. Raymond Boyd Read the ads in the Journal - With the advance of the winter in . The Dalles Thursday evening 24. No service will be conducted of Mitchell and Mrs. Ida Davis and For your Grain, Fire and vzheat harevst into Nebraska, Mis to bring their spns, Melvin and July 3. Please take note of the daughter Pauline of Moro were souri and the Ohio Valley, fear of Clair, home afte two weeks pi dates. Let us be dilignet in at dinner guests at the home of A utom obile Insurance rust damage became less pronoun cherry picking, and visiting their tendance and invite such, w"ho Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Wilson Friday Lester Johnson ced- in the market situation. Dur grandparents. have no chuich home. Even as evening. ing the week, however, stem rust , Mrs. Art Bibby and children, the body needs food, so the soul I I w rite for good old line - LAWYER Leona Sather returned to her • increased quite rapidly on soft accompanied by her sister, Mrs. needs the Word of God. Now is home here Wednesday after hav- wheat in northwestern Missouri Edison Sutherland, went to Mau non-assessible -C o .’s. MORO and northeastern Kansas, where pin Sunday to visit their father, the time of grace; now the voice ¡ng spent the past two months in WASCO of invitation reaches us. Blessed Portland for medical treatment, ,J considerable damage is certain to O. M. Fraley. A lso w rite Surety Bonds. are they that hear. Faith cometh Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Adame and <_______________________ occur, according to the Bureau of son Connie of Hood River were Frank Marquis of Redlands,! by hearing. Entomology and Plant Quarantine. California ' is here visiting old H. H. Fleckinstein, missionary, dinner guests of Mr. and rÄ<s. J. L. Some fields in northeastern Miss ---------’ 77- , Davis Sunday. friends whom he had not seen ouri and Ifi western Illinois also Moro Christian Science Society: Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Matthes may be damaged to some extent for thirty-eight years. “God” will be the subject of motored to The Dalles Thur3day, Frank, Gordon and Oscar Lem In northwestern Kansas, rust has the Lesson-Sermon in all Chur- accompanied by their daughter developed rapidly but the grain is ley and Robert Schilling left ches of Christ, Scientist on Sun- Velma., where she took the stage within one or two weeks of har Sunday for Paulina Lake for a day, July 3. The Golden Text is for - Berkley, California to attend vest and damage will vary accord weeks outing and fishing. Mrs. Arch Cantrall entertained * 1^41 rejoice in thy salvation, a term of summer school in that ign to to weather during the next the junior bridge club a t her home and in fhe name of our God we P1»1*- Miss Matthes will resume few days. Elsewhere in Missouri “P “ur Unners.” (Ps. 20: her tesehlng at North Bend in and Kansas, wheat has matured Thursday afternoon. Those who wi" reeeived high scores were Mrs. 5> - AmnnK tha «¡‘»ti®"’ »hieh September. early enough to escape serious Tom Alley for club M-a C A ¡ c,,mPrlse ‘he Lesson Sermon is dauhgte ■ Nellie motored to Bend rust damage. Stem rust has ap a n d fc r th e g e n e r a l s a tis fa c tio n Oestrich received the guest p rlle 1 'J® f o ld in g foni the Bible. Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Wilson and peared in southern Minnesota on nnd Mrs. J. S. Newcomb received, „ ,ar' ° T. h e, L°rd °air Saturday to visit at the home of barley but has not been observed o f tr a d in g w h e r e s t o c k s a r e la r g ¡God is one Lord:: And thou «halt their daughter, Mrs. H. C. Nelson, on wheat except in a few locations the consolation prize Me Mec t . / v ruoli ,ove the Lord tHV God wiUl over the week end. where infection has spread from e s t a n d q u a lity g u a r a n te e d th is « I Mrs Mr Eben Fhon Ko« «iwnt tbp heart, and th with mj all ht„ thy (Deu( soul, Eleanor Howell of Yacolt will barberries. Little more than a M» .Mr. and Kee spent he thine and with t aee of stem rust has been found weekend at- the Kee camp at the c K . .... . here at , the ?. , home of . , het < o ld a n d < r e lia b le s t o r e m e r it s - . . I 6: 4, 5.) visiting in Nebraska and South Dakota but river fishing. uncle, George Howell. development is bring retarded by Y o u r A tte n tio n O. P. King is able to be back? Robert Mitchell left Saturday dry weather. No appreciable dam in town after his illness.* , for Moro, from where he accom age to wheat from stem rust has Sam Stark and son Harry were panied his father, W. M. Mitchell occurred in Oh: > and Indiana but visitors in The Dalles Saturday. . to Vancouver, for the week end. there is a pogibislity of >=omc in Dell Olds and daughter Betty Matt Simon of Grass Valley was jury in west central Illinois in Lou and Virginia Hubman went an early caller a t the J. L. Davis fields that are favorably situated to Hubbard Friday, bringing Mrs. home Sunday. He was accompa fo* rust development. Olds home with them, after a two nied home by his daughter Agnes Prospects for spring wheat con weeks visit with her mother. 1 who has been visiting Miss Evelyn tinued generally favorable with M .rand Mrs. Clarence Scherrer at her home here. good rains received toward the of Portland are here visiting Mr. close of the week in southwestern and Mrs. Matt Simon. X * M a rtin A Son ' South Dakota where dryness for Mr. and Mrs. Harry Knight of merly prevailed. The Canadian Prineville were here Sunday af Licensed Dairy co p also continued to make sat ternoon visiting Mildred Alley. —Milk & Sweet Cream— isfactory progress over a large M rs. Knight was formerly Neva Delivered Daily part of the main wheat growing Gervais. Moro, Oregon Phone 192 a ea of the Prairie Provinces. Mrs. Estel Hartley and son B a s e B a l l Damage by insect pests and dis Hairy and Henry Patjen went to J only j A. W . M cL E O D ease has not yet been of any con Kelso Friday to visit her parents,! siderable irrtporrtance^ according Mr. and Mrs. Dick eRckman. . Dealer in to the official report of June 21. Henry remained to visit for a Continued dryness has been det longer time. Calkins Weeders, Treater* rimental to -crops in northern Mr. and Mrs. Arden Squire and G . V . A u d i t o r i u m Used Weeders Saskatchewan and northern Al daughter left Thursday for Port • The Hotpoint Sherw ood Electric Range is an berta. According to trade re land where he was called to re entirely new deluxe model styled for the all-elec- “Grain-Miser” Shoe for Combine* ports, however, damage to the port for work. tric kitchen. Exclusive features include: new oven crop as a whole averaged only Cap Rutledge of Prairie City is A d m .,7 5 ¡ FYR FYTER-EQUIPMENT about 8 percent, whereas about 37 here visiting his sister and fam pilot light, two Hi-Speed Calrod units, one Select- percent had been caused by drouth ily, Mr. and Mrs. Glen King. He A-Speed Calrod unit that gives 5 different temper s s > S Moro, Oregon Phone 454 at the corresponding date last has been working in the ware atures, and Thrift Cooker. Let the Hotpoint year. house while here. Sherw ood bring you the joy of carefree cooking! Mrs. Maud Garrett was a (busi Buy on convenient term s Worse ness visitor in Kent Wednesdav. Take Your Stock to ‘‘I’m very tired,” said Mrs. Mrs. Holmes Gabbert and chil Jones from the head of the supper dren - of Portland were overnight PACIFIC POWER A LIGHT COMPANY table one Sunday evening. guests of Mr. and M s. J. H. Wilt Market in a * A lw ays at Your Service “You shouldn’t be,” said the pol Monday. itician, who had been asked to the Mr. and Mrs. Ray Blake stopped IN T E R N A T IO N A L evening meal. “»You haven’t at the J. H. Wilt home Tuesday given two speeches today.” „ on their way home from Portland. “No.” said Mrs. Jones, “but I’ve Marcele Hayworth of Seattle, SUSal O-SS wMa atoak vakb. For heavy load« and long* listened to them.” Washington is here visiting her JU tance hauling, International p»*and parents, Mr. and M s. Tom .rucks, with sem i-trailer stock have everything you want in a Wotta World Coyle, for a week. Miss Anna Schwartz had as .»ck s offer th e farmer, stock- s m a lle r tru c k — a ll-a r o u n d Men pay $10 for a shirt and then cover all but a nickel’s worth of it man, and shipper a real value. utility and smart appearance. with a coat and vest and pants. These trucks are e c o n o m ic a l See these new trucks. Drive Lloyd Johnson accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Lamer Sayrs and I family and E. J. Belshaw are leav Many Moro families are plan ing Saturday for Silverton to ning to go to Camp Sherman for J spend the week end with rela- the Fourth of July week end. I tives. . - Allen Murray was here from . A sister of Mrs. Mae Moore is Hood. River Wednesday on busi here with her two children from ness. Mrs. James Cochran and son, Ardith, arrived * Monday to spend the summer here, Mrs. Cochran to t>e away from Arizona summers, and Ardith to work in harvest. Move From y* visit relatives a few days. Miss Margaret O Leary and the former Katherine O'Leary and husband were here Tuesday visiting friends. Both now live ln „, a °* _ , , Clarence Scheurer and wife of sto^ ed here J ast week end while on their way home from CHUCHES R ust Does D am age To Mid- w est W heat FREE Z E I G L E R ’S the Grass Valley Quality Store v»e for Groceries that Satisfy Clothes that W ear September 23 - 24 - 25 SHERMAN ^h e tu so o d County Fair ELECTRIC RANGE 179?° DANCE ¡The Dalles Music New C lassified A ds Eureka Lodge No. 121 A-F & A-M Meets on the 1st and 3rd Thursday eve nings of each month. Visiting members cor dially invited to meet with us. Spiral Sea cy, W. M C. V. Belknap, Secy. Moro Lodge No. 113, I. O. O. F. Moro, Oregon Meets 1st and 3rd Tuesdays in the I.O..O.F. hall Tran signf and visiting brothers are cordi ally invited to meet ^vith us. Ralph E. Eakin, N. G. Joe Truitt, Secretary and dependable on the job. fast and good looking on th e road. T h e new I n te r n a tio n a l Pick-U p Trucks, in three sizes. one and see for yourself hew easy they are to handle, how comfortable they are for the driver. FOR SALE: 1 Dandy Blac ?kfac Í 3 Buck, $16. John DeMoss, Sealed bids for driving school bus for School ' Dist. No. 20, Harmony, will be received by the clerk up to July 10, 1933. Bidder to furnish own ear. Board re M o ro . O re g o n ? serves the right to reject any or all bids. . Clyde Crites^ clerk. 34-5 ■ :m tt« m n in » K » » tn n n tn m trffln » :a a » tw m m iw n n ttffln t t n i n » » K m tH We own and offer: $5000 City of Moro, general obligation 4% Bonds. Price on request. Tripp & McC4ea:ey, American Bank Build ing, Portland. 34-36 Wanted: Job cooking during harvest. Experienced. Mrs. Tillie ------------ 1— I---------------------------------------------- —— — Kelley, care of Mildred Hartman, Moro. 34-36 p FOR SALE: 550 second hand 44 in. pipe at 5 cents. Blaine C. Miller, Moro. 34-36 O nly Fully Gunranteed Tire By order of the Board of Buck- ley school district No. 33, the sale Guarantee! against blowouts, cuts, bruises of the Michigan and grade school * » buildings will be. postponed un rim cuts, unber inflation, faulty brakes, wheels til further notice.___ n h Wm. A. Brinkert, clerk; W. C. out of alignment. — -------- --------- ----- Todd, chairman. 34-36 FOR SALE. 76 hd. pigs, sows See a ■ • • a and shoats, 80 sheep, 25 hd. mixed cattle. . H. L, MORRIS, Maupin. Phone 17F88. - FOR SALE: 50 head Hereford- Du: ham yearling heifers. J . N. ’.iTptlic Rebekah Lodge No. 116 ............................. Moro, Oregon .. Meets 2d and 4th T esday of each month a t work. Dr. and Mrs. Poley Were in Visiting members we ' Portland and Vancouver last week come. le Conlee, N. G. «end to “ see the camp baseball omi Van Gilder, S learn play with the VancotrveT iBarracks team, losing 6 to 3. The «doctor and wife also watched the Bethlehem Chapter, No. 78.O.E.8. Moto, Oregon Pacific coast league double header. Meets Every Second and D. E/Stephens drove to Pendle Fourth Thursdays in each ton Wednesday to attend the an Month. Visiting members nual field day of the Pendleton Invited ' 4 field station. Two or three carloads of farm Kerrone Christianson W. M. Maclnnes, Kant, Oregon. Ruth Sparling, Secretary. ers from ? .Gilliam and Morrow _____ J. K. McKean Enjoy Your Vacation Be Safe O n Fast Summer Roads Use Gates Tires Foss & Co. •t FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF PORTLAHU . . . M e m b e r P. O, I. C.
