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TOE GHERMAN C O U N TTÌO U R N A L, MORO, OREGON
FRIDAY, JUlaT
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i It appears that the best way
Mrs.
m.rs. Frances
rr a n v e a B|Wby returned Id ah o , Jtsveft
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- eoft^nösucceedin
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s iK c e w lift the
lu e insurance
ih » u 4» ir . w tfuai-
wore
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‘ 1' ' th er
Mrs. Bibby’a sister Mrs. Edison Friday a f t « ' a weak« v liit w ith r t ™r t‘2
a ,
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approved by the President during DreaidenL
' Sutherland, were in The Dalles relatives
Mr. " and Mrs. A rthur Christen
in Portland and Cor- the first ten A
bv * a
«ftnr
«»najc.tment
days
fte r enactm
ent --- --- ---------- — . —
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Friday.
sen and children and M argaret
nellus.
FILMS DEVELOPED
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of
the
new
1938
Public
W
orks:
Fred M athias of Outlook, Wash-
Caldwell tapent the F ourth a t
ington w as here Tuesday to visit I " V ' , ! Mr«. Clifford Macey of program to speed national reeov-
N orthw estern lake in W ashing
Mr and Mrs. Tom Alley.
1 Portland »Pent the week end vis- eryt ft Waa announced a t the office
ton.
the p w A regional director, C.
, Dorothy Olds spent the week iting a: 'he home of Mr. and Mrs*-
Mr. and Mis. W. F. McLeod
W
illard
Barnett.
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c.
Hockley.
end in Hillsboro visiting at the
drove to 'Rhododendron for the
Miss Mildred Alley left Friday J Loans and gran ts totalling $1,- You pay only for GOOD pictur s
home of Mr. and Mrs. John Perry.
holiday.
Mrs. --- L. _ D. -----
May had the mis- -j Mrs. E arl Olds and Mrs. C. B< for Baker to visit friends.
' 140,605, to * be expended
* ’ on eigh-
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MORO PHARMACY
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Vernon F la tt ^nd fam ily came
M arius Douma and wife and fortune to fall and i break her Andrews were visitors
in The
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Odell had teen p w A projects having a total
back from their trip ,tp, N orth her brother and wife drove to w rist last Friday a t their farm» Dalles -----
Friday.
as overnight guest? Saturday, his estim ated construction cost of $2,-
See J o e T r u itt
D akota
Saturday
-«ing C rater Lake over the long week home near town. She was taken
Mr. and Mrs. Willis B rittian of unele and aunt, Air. and M rs., 071,380, have been approved for
aw ay nearly a month. They vis end.
to The Dalles for medical tre a t Tygh Valley »pent the 4th with Harvey W cbber/of Long B-ac^»: Oregon.
ited relatives and stopped . at
Tom Stephens, Howard Cortlec ment.
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Sam California.
Yellowstone park on the return and Wayne Thompson spent the
For your Grain, Fire and
Mr. and Mi«: T. M. Rolfe, Mr. Stark.
Mr. and Mrs. Bud Coon and :
trip.
ì
holiday in Portland.
and Mrs. Roy Wells and family,
Mr
and
Mrs.
Roy
Schilling
and;
Mr. and Mrs. Herman Zeigler
A utom obile ~ Insurance
Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Thompson
Mr. and Mrs. Paul May drove to Mrs. G. D. Hollisy^and daughter and fam ily spent the 4th at Bend. son spent the 4th a t Bear Sp in g s'
and children and fam ilies re tu rn Yakima for the Fourth and to and Mr. and Mrs. C) R. Baker and'
with
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Florin
C
oon!
and Mrs. Volney Stow of
HUll
ed Tuesday from Camp Sherm an witness the celebration in* that fam ily spent the 4th at Stevenson Portland spent the 4th and 5th of Zig Zag, and also relatives fropi
I y ifite for good old line
A ttorn ey A t L a w
where they had spent the F ourth city.
,
W ashington visiting Mr. and Mrs. beie with his parents, Mr. and Portland.
of July week end. A. C. reports
W. B. M atthews and fam ily
Mrs. R. A. Stow.
Mrs. Tom Alley entertained;
non-assessi ble s C o .’s.
th a t the th erm o m e te r, registered
M o ro a n d W asco
Mr. and Mrs. Roy J. Bake
Among those who spent the friends a t three tables of bridge
27 degrees up there one morning.
came up from Gresham Tuesday holidays ¡n The Dalles were Mr. Thursday afternoon in hone’* of
A lso w rite Surety Bonds.
Mr. 'and Mrs. Omer Sayrs and
evening to stay a few days-
and Mr s . Wf en H ogu< Mr. and her daughter Mildred. Mrs» Ed .
fam ily spent the Fourth a t Lost
_
Mr. and Mrs. Herman Schilling Mrs. H enry Roth and fam ily, Mr. Alley received high score.
Wasco Methodist church: Sun and son Robert and daughter and Mrs. g en p ayne and family,
Lake returning th a t evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Odell a n a l—
Mrs. A. S. Johnson accompanied day school a t 10 a. m. Preaching left for Camp Sherm an Wednes- Mr and Mrs Ted E v erett, Mr. children spent the 3rd and 4th at
y
and Mrs Don Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Olellie Lake and Bear Springs
by her son Lloyd and son in law, S endee a t 11 a. m. There will be day to be gone a few days. , ,
a
Sunday
School
picnic
a
t
DeMoss
Among
the
visitors
in
The
A
p
and
faynily>
J . E. Belshaw left Friday for Sil
Mr
Ed(f>r
verton where they spent the holi Springs following the morning D alle. S atu rd ay were Mr and
Ellensburg,
days visiting M s. Johnson’s sis service. Cars will leave the church Mrs. Don Smith. Mra Gus Smith,
. . .
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ter.«, M ri. Stamey and Mrs. Idle- al noon. Bring a lunch and join Mrs. .. Henry Roth and Mrs. Lstel W ashington
to visit relatives re-
H artley and sons.
.
.
m an, and her daughter, Mrs. Bel in. with us in the picnic dinner.
M tr . Ed Alley, Mrs. Ted E verett turning M o n d a y . ---------- _
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F. L. Cannell, pastor.
shaw.
and
Mrs.
Glen
Karnes
attended
Glen
Karnes
and
sons
and
Ken-
I
J. II. Hulett, publisher of the
^Applications for grants and
Moro Community Presbyterian the funeral of Mrs. Dick Yocum neth Crews left Saturday for
Beaverton Review, his daughter
at Wa?co Saturday.
Prineville to visit his brother. loans for ninety-five PWA pro
church:
10
a.
m.,
Bible
study
in
Aletha and son Russel and Tom
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
Mr. and j «<
Mrs. it
Herman c Schilling They f also visited the Gervais1 jects in Oregon, W ashington and
Graff, of Beaverton; Joy H ulett Classes for all ages; 11 a. m.,
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a
.
TEo
family J while there,
Morning worship, sermon “Play and » son t
Robert
were
in
The
and Gerald.dEGchardaon of Vale
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
ing a t Make-Believe.” It is hoped Dalles Saturday to meet th eir
Bruce Alley and Glen Kamos Lupine Rebekah Lodge No. 116
and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Braun of
we will have special music for the daughter, B arbara
Walpole
of
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The
Dalles
Saturday,
Mr.
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Moro,
Oregon
...
Forest Grove were Fourth of
e s t a n d q u a lit y g u a r a n t e e d t h is
morning service; 7:30 p. m., High Portland who will visit her p a re n ts. K arnes to consult a doctor.
Meets 2d and 4th T
July visitors a t the Oryal Thomp
school Christian Endeavor m eet -for a couple of weeks.
!t Jess Cantrall, his son and fam esday of each month
son home. .
.
,f
o ld a n d e r e lia b le s t o r e m e r it s
ing. , R egular quarterly commun
Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Gervais of ily, Mr. and Mrs. H arry Cantrall, Visiting members we
Wes Fuller started combining ion is being held next Sunday
Prineville stopped here on their of Likely, California arrived on come.
Y o u r A t t e n t io n
on the Pape place on the pobnt morning, July 17, “ Open* Thou way home from Wa^co where a Thursday to visit his son and fam
Belle Conlee, N. G.
Thursday.
mine eyes th at I may behold won- bridal shower was given for her ily, Mr/ and Mrs. Arch Cantrall Naomi Van Gilder, S
Mr. and Mrs. Otis Baker and derous things out of Thy law .” on Wednesday afternoon.
and also his daughter and hus-
fam ily and Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Psa. 119:18.
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Cox and band, Mr. and Mis. Kendrick Bethlehem Chapter, No. 78.O.E.S.
Leech spent the Fourth of July Lawrence Mitchehnore, m inister. W arren Morgan returned home Dunlap. They returned home on
Moro, Oregon
a t Bonney Crossing.
Meets Every Second and
Thursday a fter several weeks vis- Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Ritner met
Fourth Thursdays in each
C hristian Science Society Moro: it with relatives at Vancouver,
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Wilt spent
the Lester Nahouse family for a “Sacram ent” will foe the subject W ashington.
Month. Visiting members
' the 4th at Frog Lake with friends
short camping outing at Frog of the Lesson-Sermon in all
Invited
A. A. Dunlan. »ccoiroanied bv f rorn Moro and Poitland.
Kerrone
Christianson W. M.
Churches of Christ, Scientist, on his daughter Anita and Betty
Lake over the week end.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Cox had as
Mr. and M rs .J e s s T ^ n d n r s ^ f t r |^ n T d a r .’ Ju ly 10. Golden Text is Lou Olds left Friday for P o r t- ! guest» over the week end th eir
Ruth Sparlm g, Secretary.
the holiday week end vacationing “Let us keep the feast, not with lend and Corvallis to visit rel- daughter Ellen and Mr. and Mrs.
old leaven, neither with the leaven Ptives.
■ George Roberts and family of Eureka Lodge No. 121 A-F A A-M
ft» Camp Sherman.
Meets on the 1st and
L etter Barnum has bought a of malice and wickedness; but
Mrs. Herman Schilling enter- Corvallis: and Mr. and Mrs. Lyle
3rd Thursday eve
tractor and combine for threshing with the unleavened bread of sin tcined the Grass Valley Tv id g o : Au gee of Portland.
nings
of each month.
cerity
and
tru
th
.”
(I-
Cor.
5:8.)
Crestfcd W heat grass and will
•bi’»
he*- b«me Wednesday n f - , Mr. and Mrs. Arch Cantrall and
V
isiting
members cor
Sunday
service
at
11
o’clock
and
harvest his, and other crops of
trrnoon. Those receiving scores son E verett; Mr. and Mrs. H arry
dially invited to meet
Wednesday evening m eeting at were Mrs. C. ‘A. Oestrich for club Cantrall and family: Jess Cantrall
the grass.
O n l y F u lly G u n r a n t c e d T ir e
w ith us.
Mr. and Mrs. Giles F:ench ana e:ght o’clock. The reading room is and Mrs. Arzel Lemley received and Mr. and Mrs. Kendrick Dun-
Senral Searcy, W. M
th#* guest prize.
ville.
children drove to Canyon City open after each service.
' Guaranted against blowouts, cub, bruises
C. V. Belknap, Secy.
Mr.
and
M
s
.
Dell
Olds
and
Mr.
j
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Luther
Stoutt
of
over the week end.
"ivi M’s. Harold Eakin left Sun-j W ishram , Washington were here
rim cuts, unber inflation, faulty brakes, wheels
The
Pinkerton
fam ily were
I'l
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WIENERS
dry
for tho Metoliv« river to visit ‘ Monday visiting wrth the Alley Moro Lodge No. 113, I. O. O. F.
among those who spent the vaca
Moro, Oregon
Mr. and Mrs. H arry Hoiking over families. Lila Lee returned with
out of alignment.
tion a t Camp Shenrtan.
Meets 1st and 3rd
‘he 4th.
• them for a weeks visit.
John Myers, a cousin of C. V. Bel
Tuesdays
in the
M r. and Mrs. Herman Pete:s 1 B uce Alley and Vivian Rey-
knap, is here from Portland to
I.O..O.F. hall Tran
S ee •••••••
nnd
sons and Mr. and Mrs. Eben i no!ds were visitors in The Dalles
remain until a fter harvest
sient and vwiting
Kee spent the 4th at E ast Lake.
Tuesday.
brother» are cordi
W alter Rutledge is staying in
Maynard
C
hristenson'
artd
friend
Mr. and Mrs. John Hays left
ally invited to meet
town caring for Henry Ruggles
of Shaniko visited at the R. A. j Tuesday morning for Government
with us.
who is much improved from his
Stow heme Sunday.
'
• Springs, W ashington to he gone Ralph E. Eakin, N.
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illness.
C. B. Dovle made a business i for six weeks,
Joe T ru itt, Secretary.;
W alt May returned last Friday,
trir» to “Silverton Saturday.
Miss Louise F ra k y and Ed
feeling much better a fte r his
# t . and Mrs. C. A. Oestrich and i Glickman of Portland came up
le st in Portland
r2milv le ft'F rid a v on a two w eeks' Friday to visit Miss F raley ’s sis-
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Bond of
v«cst;on trip along the Glrugon ' ter Mrs. Art Bibby and family,
Coquille stopped with the B is
’
N a tio n a l ta n k W e st o f the Roci
Bill Bnker of The Dalles was a
coast.
bine fam ily Wednesday while on
'b>r
here
Tuesday.
Mrs.
Ted
E
verett
entertained
their return trip from Canada
Mr. and Mrs. Don Clodfelter
D-iends lost Tuesday evening at
where they went for their daugh
three
tables
of
bridge.
Mrs.
Ed
i
snent
the Fourth of July at Yak-
ter, Mrs. Bert Oqghten and Son.
ima where a celebration was held.
Aliev received hii’-b «co’e.
OF PO RTLAND, O R E G O N
Nearly every farmer, is getting
STK*L ./IDE
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Alley and
ready to begin harvesting within
SERV ’ > W ITH
Condensed
Statement
o
f
Head
O
ffice
and
42
Branches
family and Mr. and Mrs. Tom
a few days except those who have
4 2
G arrett were among those who a t
spring grain ortly. The weather
as
o
f
June
30,
1938
C O N V E N IE N T L Y
tended the cel dh rat ion at Bend
was cool over the week end Ibut
Dealer in
Fc.I’ing like maana from heaven Sunday.
L O C A T E D ____ _
warmed up in the middle of the ood for a platoon of cavalry in ma
FIRST N A TIO N A L
IT'S.
A.
M.
Zevety
and
daughters
RESO
URCES
Calkins
Wceders,
Treaters
week
to
hasten
th
e
harvesting.
.
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„ . ?.euvrrs ai
at Valentine, Texas, was
BRANCHES
Cash on Hand and Due
rhose who started Tuesday around j ropncd [,v plane. The men were were in The Dalles Friday, taking
Used
Weeders
Grace
Marie
to
the
doctor
for
t
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.......$23,393,358.26
Wasco found some soft grain ex
e:l i'sr four days by this means as c
PORTLAND
?dical attention.
, _ ,
attention
United States B onds............... 34,473,689.02 $57.867,04 .
cept * in
** volunteer
- - wheat.
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ill! X
of the
fid acy of ----------
rationing n?h* medical
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Kock werej- braill-IfllSer dnOC for Combines
n«te of yields can be made as yet. J jary units by air. Here arc delight-
Down Town
Municipal Bonds and W arranto.. . . . . . . . . .
Mrs. Joe T .u itt and daughter,! pd troopers with the supplies which visitors in Moro Friday.
Fifth. Sixth and Sta|>
FYR FYTER^EQUIPMENT
M •. and Mrs. Gus Smith were
\rd is , gpent the .Fourth of July I were dropped to them from the air.
Up Town
business
visitors
in
Wamic
gnd
it Redmond with her brother
Sixth and Morrison
Moro.
Oregon
Phone
454
Loans and D iscounts........... ....................................... 1fio \ o 0 0O'
•'vvh Valley Friday.
They also drove to Bend and H 55"
Cast Sldo
Suttle lake.
I E Morriaon and Grand
Bank
Premises.
Furniture
and
F
ixtures.
.
.
.
2.634.97&.d/
Punch Guyette is now breaking
Union and Ruaaall
Other Real E s ta te ............................................ •
^5 568 ”
and training the colts at the fair
42nd and Sandy
Denver and Kilpatrick
v ’ ounds with the assistance of
Bids for the job of school bus
Real Estate Sold under Contract....................
SOth and S B. Stark
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driver for district No. 22, Board-
Slim
Newton
r m r ’e o f
«2nd and S.E. Fostar
Customers’ L ia b ility -A c ce p ta n c es.............
519 013 19 ’
Mr. and Mrs. Marion McKee man> wjU be received by the
hove to Tirrtberline lodge last J clerk until August 20. The board
Interest E a rn ed ..................................................
5o’.924^04
OTKIK
Sunday for glimpse of the now I reserves the right to reject any
OKKOON BIANCHII
Other R eso u rces................. .................................................... —-
leeting w inter snows.
or an bids. Tom F raser, clerk.
ALBANY
TO TAL R E S O U R C E S ........................... $109,382^1180
ASH LAND
.n d Oto F« m a irn » c o T p l e T
Allis C o r n e r» Mode. M.
t Mt and tàn: Ar T
Grass Valley
Vernon Flatt
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Bibby and
Woman Fractures
Returns From
FREE
Wrist In Fall
Trip East
GEORGE G. UPDEGRAFF
IG
L E R 'S
the G rass Valley Q uality Store
PWA Loans
for Groceries that Satisfy
Being Made
Clothes that W ear
Enjoy Your Vacation --■
Be Safe O n Fast Summer Roads
Use Gates Tires
TH E FIR S T NA TIO N AL BANK
A. W. McLEOD
C lassified A d s
fare:
F'
4*^ É 2® ROUND TRIP
COACH FARE
TO CHICAGO
with her brother Seott. ™
ind friends.
_
Mr. and Mrs. Seial Searcy | ln Comfort
FOR SALE: 1 Dandy Blackface
Buck, $10. John DeMoss.
35
Oregon’s License
Sealed bid^ for driving school
bus for School Dist. Nd. 20,
Harmony, will be received by the
clerk up to July 10, 1938. Bidder
For the first time in a number to furnish own car. Board re-
of years,
Oregon
automdbile I st rves the right to reject any or
license plates will carry colors an bids. Clyde Crites, clerk. 34-5
other than the black and white to
Wg Qwn flnJ offer; $5()00 City
which Oregon drivers have been - M( ro gencrai obligation 4%
accustomined, according to an an- Bonds. Price on request. Tripp &
nouncement made today by Sec MrCleatey, American Bank Build-
reta
State
Snell
U ry of
ol sta
re Earl
r-ar. />"«*■•
I ¡„
p o rtlan.l.
34-36
Proposals for purchase of the
1939 plates will call for a yellow
W anted: Job cooking during
background with black letters.
harvest. Experienced. M s. Tillie
“ Aside from the low cost fac-1 Kelley, care of Mildred H artm an,
tor, tests have proved th at these Moro. '
34-36 p
two colors make the best combi-J p q r SALE: 550 second hand
nation for visibility, and should b el
pipe a t 5 cents. Blaine C .1
an aid in safer driving,” Snell Miller" Moro.,
<34-36
¿*ropc ’. . “ • V.
,' om /nr«* iu
practically
a li point».
it
n
al°°
M
Plates To Change
e Q.
BEND
CO ND ON
C O Q U IL L E
E N T E R P R IS E
F O 8 8 I L
G R A N T8 PA SS
O S IIH A H
HEPPNER
H IL L S B O R O
HOO D R IV E R
K LAM ATH F A L L !
LA G R A N D E
L A K E V IE W
M A L IN ’
M A R S H F IE L D
M BDPO RD
S eh ositoabil.i‘i.tS.
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56’16
D PTO TAL L I A B I L I T I E S .........0 ........... $109,382,211.80
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M E R R IL L
M O LA LLA
M ORO
NEW BBRO
N O R TH B E N D
The First National Bank of Portland
Can Sarva You In Many W ay». . •
Savings Account«
S afe D e p o iit Boxes
Autom obile Loans
NY SSA
Checking Accounts
OREO ON C IT T
PEN D LETO N
SA LEM
STAYTON
THE D A LLE»
TILLAM OOK
U N IO N
WALLOWA
WOODEUBM
Trust Depcmtment
Personal Loans
Com m ercial Loans
Home Loans
MCHBia riBIISL M M « ’ 1««»«»»« ••■MRSTItR
S’ t 5 c size lOIff-gTneral makeup of
By
^ 'T l i ^ V t h Ì 'M K
the plate, includine the type < ¿ 1 ' ^ ‘ Ch°w- r — ‘ N, - -
figures and letters, will rem ain] of the Michigan and grade school
buildings will be postponed un-
the same as in the past.
til fu rth er notice.
Wm. A. Brinkert, clerk; W.
Todd, chairman.
34-36
Martin & .Son
FOR SALE. 7C hd. pigs, sows
Licensed D airy’
and shoats, 80 sheep, 25 hd. mixed
Milk & Sweet C r e a m -
cattle. H.. L, MORRIS, Maupin,
Delivered Daily
;
Mo-o, Oregon
PK»ne 192| Phone 17F88.
A S T O R IA
LIABILITIES
Capital ........... '.............................$3,000,000.00
Surplus ......................................... 3.000.000.00
Undivided Profit» . . . . ■'.......... ...
< 8112 203 64
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Acceptances ...............................
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Interest Collected in Advance........................
246.8 .
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ESTABLISH BANK CR1DIT
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