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V TOE SHBftMAN. COUNTY JOUJÇNAU MORO» OfifcOQN Small Boy Injured By Car In Moro FRIDAY, JVLY 15, lU ft • Vernon F la tt was- in Portland I? - , J 11 0 home a fte r spending a week with and Salem on business the first P A f C W P jl | £1 ftlC S and Mrs. Luther Stoutt. p a rt of this week. j Dr. and Mrs. M- B. Taylor Mrs. R, R. Me Knight, mother of pi pi Portland visited at the Millar* Lieutenant McKnight, and her V llV C Il I OF VlFStSS Eakin home Sunday. sister, Mrs. W D. . T a o ta y . a re .. . . Sam Holmes, Cassie and Mabel here to visit with thé commander . . ------- - , . . ----------- — }Holme, ( and Mrs. R. J. Baker. of the camp. Their home I Mr. and Mrs. Wren Hogue, Mr. 1# m V a lle y r o ik s (t— — Carl Gregg Erri ¿ A t IC nt Sun?.?y “Lend u m dime for carfare.” hole in a tire, usually found “Sorry, hut all I have is one great distar.ee from a gatays. 50-cent piece.” . \ “T hat’s fine! I can take a taxi.” Peak of T h rift s Father—I want yon to. qu'k How Very True keeping company with Sandy. For —Teacher—Willie, define the word two cents I would ask him to go. Daughter—For two cents he’T ‘puncture’. Willie—A puncture is a little leave on his own accord. Georgia. J . Rn(j j Brown an(j Mr. and E. B. Casteel, former resident. a community farewell party was Mrs. A. A. Dunlap attended the 'Funeral service« for Carl B. Jerry;. the small son of Mr. and le funeral of Carl Gregg at , Kent Gregg, who passed away July 6, Mrs. Harry Peterson, was bruised of Wasco and manager of the Cas-- iven Mr and Mlg c — Stanley store died “ in 1 at the I. O. O. F. hall Tuesday ~ ’ E IG L E R ’S teel and and slightly injured Tuesday eve x__i SuMby- were held at the Kent Grange hall ning by being run over by Dr. Pendleton where he has "been ' evening. '.Game, were the diver- Jphn F*rr llSou,th u •Lun<;ti”" Sunday a t 2 p. m., with Rev. 0 ’- , , . was a visitor at the Arch Cantrall Nooy of The Dalles officiating. In Poley’s car. His father and Dr. county clerk. Lawrence Jenkins was here sion of the evening. Ice. cream.) homc Tuesday, Poley thought he was behind the terment was in the I. O. ' v. F. ear ’but when it started he was Monday to certify w heat-crops in' cake and punch were served to Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Stow spent semetery. Out of town folks here about fifty-fiVc They were pre-| in front. The wheels did not run thè county. Jess Landry’s and he week end at Hood River visit- for the funeral were Mr. and Mrs. 0. G. Hildei'brand’s turkey red sented with a gift along with the! over him. Mr. and Mrs. Otto Schmidt and Jack Mossarat, Mr. and Mrs. Earl good wishes of the community i Charles Brasher and wife of was found acceptable as was the hoping they like their new home» ' • c m Gregg and children, Mr. and Mrs. Cutler City were here last week Rex wheat of Floyd Root’s. I in Silevrtonx Mrs. Doyle has bean! Cassie Holmes, M a. _ Alfred Kenneth Gregg and Mr. and Mrs. Oregon’s ?ntO_7.?b‘ 5-_...!,xCenS!l resident of Grass Valley y 3 r| Kock’ Mrs- A A- Dunlap and Mrs. Newton Cornett of Bend; Mr. and to visit with Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Barzee. The last of this week Mr. plates for 1939 will consist of thjity-aeven years, and Mr.«Doyle1 Arze^ Lemley attended -the funer- M:s. Joe Gregg and children of a n d fo r th e g e n e r a l s a tis fa c tio n and Mrs. Barzee will leave for black figures and letters on a j el- about twenty years. i al of Richard Rooper of Antelope Redmond; Mr. and Mrs. Ed San Newport to spend the wanner low background. This will be the ! held in The Dalles Tuesday after- born of White Salmon; Arthur 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 first departure from the (black and ‘A farewell party was given for i noon. part of the summer. Johnson, Al Wright, and Charlie e s t a n d q u a lit y g u a r a n t e e d t h is Quite a number of men have white combination in seveial years. Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Baker at the Rill Haynes of Happy Camp, Belshee of Moro. Sam Holmes and been here this week waiting for Secretary of State Snell explains I. O. O. F. hall Saturday evening. California is at the A. «A. Dunlap daughters, Cassie and Mabe' of i <»?d a n d r e lia b le s t o r e m e r it s a chance to get out into the har that the black and yellow combi A program consisting of games home, and is working -in the ware Grass Valley. nation makes for better visibility, and singing under the leadership house. /Marge number of Kent vit zeiis vest fields. Y o u r A t t e n t io n besides which it costs less money. of Mrs. Arzcl Lemley and Mrs. motored to The Dalles Saturday Food Sale: Sat. July 16. Moro Mr. and Mrs. Wallace May, ac- Arch' Cantrall was enjoyed. Ice: Woman’s Club, Freeman’s Store. ✓ 1 companied by his parents, Mr. and to participate in the Port of The cream, and coffee was served: ,, s- * L. D. ~ Mav, left for f John t v ta . to about ,_. cake . . , , . . , M Day Dalles celebration. W. H. Ragsdale was here Mon seventy whose best wish- - to New Crop Estimate Nora and Lola Beals of John visit his sister and family, Mr. day before leaving ' for Pullman, es go with the Baker’s to their! son City, Tenn., were dinner gnests and Mrs. Guy Boyer, returning Washington where he attended a new home at Gresham. A gift of Mr. and Mr«. W. B. Wilson Sal- meeting of cooperative heads from Near 3,000,000 Bu. • was presented to them by T. M. • Tuesday. uiday evening, the occasion being all over the United States. J. W. Shepiiid of Lewiston, Ida Rolfe from the Rebekah lodge the dirthbay anniversary of Mrs. The basis on which payment will and the community. ho was a visitor here Sunday. Hollis Bull and a party of I / friends from Condon were here’ be made this year for this coun- J. S. Newcomb was a business Wilson. Mr. and Mrs. Vern Mobley and I Mr. and Mrs. Carl Hess and son for a fishing trip to the Deschutes' ty is 110,505 acres according to baby of Kent, Mrs. A. A. Dunlap visitor in The Dalles Monday. Be Safe O n Fast Summer Roads Donald of La Center, Washington Satirday and Sunday. j the county agent. The soil de- and daughter Anita, Betty Leu Mrs. Roy Wells and children arrived at the L. E. Clark home As Mr. and Mrs. D. b. Wright j ¡’k tin « ba8e, Olds, Billy Rolfe, Kenneth Bar n id Mrs. G. 1). Hollis and daugh here Sunday where Mr. Hess will were returning from The Dalles been figured out is 244,966 acres. nett, Melvin Dunlap, June Wilde ter were visitors in The Dalles be employed through harvest. Wednesday, they witnessed a This means that there is about of Wasco, Mr. and Mr.<5^ Arch Can Monday. The Misses Nora and Lola Beals serious wreck on the highway just 134,451 acres of wheat in the trall and son Everett, and Mr. and Ellis McFarland, secretary of and Gregg Osfborne of Johnson county this year which meets pre west of the low-er over head cross liminary .estimates that the crop Mrs. Kendrick Dunlap spent Sun the Percherop Horse Association City, Tenn., arrived here Wednes ing. this year is as large in acreage as day at Stiles and Fleck Orchard and Mr. Gormley, the official pho day to visit their niece, Mis. Al O nly Fully Gunranteed Tire Rev. and Mrs. L. H. Mitchelmore the normal crop before allotments on a picnic. tographer for the Percheron So fred Lyons and family and Mrs. expect to return to Moro today af were started. With a crop of near ciety of Chicago, wete at the T. M. Clyde and Doris Stradley re G uaranted against blowouts, cuts, bruises ter spending the earlier part of ly 135,000 acres and an average turned Wednesday from Wenat Rolfe ranch Wednesday taking Carl Gregg Aftd daughters, Del- ores and Frances. The Beal sis the week in Eugene attending the yield of twenty to twenty-five chee, Washington where they have pictures of the Percheron horses rim cuts, unber inflation, faulty brakes, wheels 48th meeting of the Presbyterian bushels it is likely that the total beer, visiting their sister and fam for the National Percheron horse ters expect to go to Canada and over the northern route to Tenn.. Synod of Oregon on the Univer crop will be about 3,000,000 bush ily, M:. and Mrs. D. E. Morris for show at Pomona, California. out of alignment. J. E. Norton, Walter Miller and sity campus. Mrs. Mitchelmore els this year, a higher figure than a month. They spent the Fourth Mr. and Mrs. Ted Alstock and Mrs. Geo. Flint and son Frank attended some of the sessions of has been thought probable. at Penticton, Canada. family and Miss Madelina Carppa were in Moro Friday evening and the Rock Creek Retreat of Synod Bruce Alley, Mildred Alley and of Portland, spent the week end Frank received medical care for ical. Dorothy Olds were visitors in visiting Mr. and Mrs. Ted von cuts received w'hen he was thrown Word was recieved Monday eve Borstel. Moro Monday. from a horse earlier in the day. ning by Mrs. Elizabeth Schaeffer Dr. and M’s. Roy Knott o-f Several stitches were required to Mr. and Mrs. Herman Schilling from Gerloch, Nevada telling of ,/ n, $ v , ajn d son Robert were in T he Da lies Yuma. Arizona arrived Thursday close ~lhe wounds._____ ________ ' t ii?' JTaTh' b r~ R e f--b ro th e r,“ Wednesday taking their daughter to visit his sister and family, Mrs.’ Mr. and Mrs.- Earl- Gregg, Mr. | | | ........... niwm Snoderly, who dropped dead Sun . I Moro Community Presbyterian Ba bara to the stage where she Tom Alley. and Mrs. John Wilson, Mr. and - r — r - ■ ■ — day, July 10. Twenty three years church: 10 a. m., Bible school, left for her home in Portland, Mrs. Ted von Borstel enter ago he visited at the home of his* with all classes meeting each after spending two weeks here tained the American Legion Aux- Mrs. J. C. Wilson and Mrs. Carl Gregg and daughters Delores and si«rers and remained through the j week during the summer: 11 a. m., visiting her parents. ilia:y at her home Thursday when Frances were business visitors in the pastor will speak on “In His harvest season, working on the. Mrs. Pauline Wilcox, who has a quilting bee was held after the The Dalles Thursday. Steps” Prior to the quarterly I.ou Peetz machine. tnen visiting relatives in Cali business meeting. There were 13 Communion Service. Special music Mr. and Mrs. Geo. McKay and Mrs. Marion McKee returned i being arranged. All members are fornia for ionic time, returned ladies present. son Harley returned to Kent Sun Thursday evening from Hood not only urged but expected to be here this week. Mr. and Mrs. John Rolfe and day, having spent the past week River where she had been for a.f . Jacob Wassenmiller returned family and Dorothy Olds return at the coast with relatives They t f a C t O F D V I C S S h a V C b e d l F C ” f°r this memorial service. visit with her sister, Mrs. Claud Presen^ 7:30 p. in., High school C E. with home the fiTst of thp week from ed from Hillsboro Wednesday af were accompanied home by the tr _ Eaton and her mother Mrs. J. N. Bonnie Peters, leader, “Riding Arizona where he had been for ter spending the 4th with Mrs. former’« daughter, Mrs. Ben Lea- Stevenson. Roife’fc parents- ' ~ Hobbies.” -------— j— the past eight months. therwood and daughter Shirley Charles R. Harding, manager Lawrence Mitchelmore, m*inra|ter. Mrs. Helen Nichol of Madison, who will spend several days here. Among those who attended the of the U. S. National bank in The Port dedication in The Dalles Wisconsin arrived here" Wednes Mr. and Mrs. Joe McCoy, Mrs. Dalles, was here Thursday on: Saturday were Mr. and Mrs. Dea day evening to visit her sister Katherine McCoy and grand son business for his mstitutoin. i Christian Science Society: “Life” Reynolds and family; Mr. arid and family, Mr. and Mrs. W. F. R L Elcock and wife were he e . « "I tlle subject of the Lesson- Mrs. Dell Eakin and family: /M. Schilling. The first time they Gregg were dinner guests at the from Roseville, Cal., to visit for ™ Churches «f Christ, and Mrs. Jake Eslinger and fam have seen each other in twenty- Alfred Lyons home Saturday. a day or two, leaving Thursday. Scientist, at 11 o clock on Sunday, ily; Bob Eslinger, Mr. and Mrs. five years. Mr. Elcock is a son of the late! Job' 17. Wednesday evening meet Estel Hartley and family/ Sam Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Bennett of CARD OF THANKS Simon Elcock who managed a : mg begins at eight o clock, whwh Holmes and Cassie and Mabe; TD 40 Portland visited at the Fred Strad- We wish to express our thanks store here for many years. He! includes testimonies of Christian Holmes; Mr. and Mrs. A- F. Bal- lex home Thursday. to the many friends for the many has lived at Roseville for a num-i Science healings. The reading zer and son Clair; Mr. and Mrs. ber of years being employed by! i«am is open, with an attendant C. R. Baker and family: Mr. and - Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Doyle left kind deeds and acts shown and T D 35 Wednesday for their new home at done during the long illness and the Southern Pacific for over 20! alter each church service, Mrs. Roy Wells and family: Mrs. Silverton, having purchased a at the time of the death of our years. He reports, his brother in , G. D. Hollis and ^laughter Mari beloved husband and father. T D 20 law, Roy Axtell to be doing well. | Wasco Methodist Church: Sun- lyn; Mr. and Mrs. Ed"»ar Alley home there several weeks ago. Mrs. Carl Gregg and daughters. A county agent conference wilD ¿ay School at 10 a.m. Preaching and family; Mr* and Mrs. Gus Aha! be held here Saturday with agents , service at 11 a. m. Sermon by Engstrom; Herfnan and Bnb Zeig i I J. K. M c K e a n from Umatilla, Morrow, . Gilliam,! q p Langley. Preaching ler; I. D. Pike, Mr. and Mrs. C. ""“Shall we have a friendly game FILMS DEVELOPED of cards?” asked Mrs. Newcomer. Wasco, Jefferson and JH mhiua H' scivice at the Grass Valley Meth- W. Fields atfa sons; Mr. and Mrs. M o ro . O re g o n “No, let’s play bridge,” vetoed counties in attendance. They will{odjst church Sunday* afternoon at Herman Refers and sons; Mr. and G o o d Used Rod W e e d e rs on hand visit the station during the day.! 2;30. Rev. F. L. 'Cannell will Mrs. Be*^ C ox and Warren Mor her husband. Charles Smith, assistant leader preach at The Dalles Methodist gan: Jeanette Huhman, Mr. and will be here. church Sunday morning at 11 Mrs. Jdhn Rolfe and sons; Ted A. W . M cL E O D You pay only for GOOD pictures Food Sale: Sat. July 16. Moro o’clock Rolfe, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Alley and MORO PHARMACY ___ Woman’s Club. Freeman’s Store. F. L. Cannell, pastor. daughter Lila Lee. Dealer in Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Wright re Lupine Rebekah Lodge No. 116 JVIrs. J.-H . Wilt was a caller Moro, Oregon ... turned Sunday from a trip to at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Calkins Weeders, Treaters Wasca Church of Christ: With Ray Blake, in Moro Monday. Idaho to visit her family. With and 4th T Meets 2d Used feeders Mrs. Wright’s brother they tour- hurevst in full swing, the mem- esday of each month Mrs. Henry Roth was a visitor the bers of harvest crews are the in/ >ed in Canada to Banff and Visiting members we G'ain-MlSCr .Shoe for Combine in The Dalles Saturday for medi Canadian National park before re sruration for a special service on cal attention. come. Sunday, July 17. The crew, with turning. Thelma Miller N.G. FYR FYTER EQUIPMENT Mr. and Mrs. Ed Alley went to Budgeting days are here again the majority of its members pres Florence Johnston, Se W^hram, Washington Friday to for .state officials. Forms on which ent, that have come the g Oatest Phone 45 4 to list their anticipated financial distance, will be the reoipient of bring their daughter, Lila Lee, M.r Oregon Bethlehem Chapter, No. 78.O.E.S. an award, and the crew that is needs for the next .biennium were Moro, Oregon Citch the ^ent to all department, bureau and ’On.T«p'- eent in p*,trr.d"nre. includ- Meets Every Second and and qu arters t h a t a re institution heads by Budget Di-; ing the cook, will also receive an Fourth Thursdays in each rector Wallace this week. The award. Pot luck diruler at noon. Month. Visiting members now d ip p in g away un. Gilbert R. Carry, pastor. forms, containing estimated needs j Invited noticed in your kitchen. and a tentative appropriation re-| Kerrone-Christianson W. M. - ( quest, must he returned to th e 1 Ruth Sparling, Secretary. Ito»er Before couw , o budget department by September ¿ " J * buX »o much u . r.v 10, after which it will be siibject- Eureka Lodge No. 121 A-F & A-M / ° ° w - N *w eJ to careful ^scrutiny and possi Meets on the 1st and 38 G-E m o d e ls pro- Rids for the job of school bus ble pruning before it is included 3rd Thursday“ eve ,duce m o « cold, p „ . in the .biennial budget to he pre driver for district No. 22, Board- nings of each month. man, will be received by the •erv e m o,e food> sented to the next legislature. Visiting members cor Mesdames Oveson, Peterson and clerk until August 20. The board dially invited to meet “ or‘ ,ce«od « i» e y o u m o t. Hoskinson were hostesses Wed reserves the r ight to reject any with us. I ‘ * ít,, clerk. Singing D ancing nesday afternoon for a tea in or all bids. Tom . -Fraser, -t, Searal Searcy, W. M current cost than ever. honor of Mrs. Boh Henderson, < Sealed bids for driving school C. V. Belknap, Secy. recent bride of the new assistant bus for School Dist. No. 20, Anothw Thousand Usan W Songs O f The Islands at the experiment station. The Harmony, will be received by the Moro Lodge No. 113. I. O. O. F. Hoskinson home was the scene of clerk up to July 10, 1938. Bidder Moro, Oregon ’ the event and many localw omen to furnish own car. Board re Meets 1st and 3rd Don't Miss The Most Colorful « » « • Y » * t r t la y l attended to meet the new matron. serves the right to reject any or Tuesdays in the Mr. and Mrs. Karl Landstrom all bids. Clyde Cutes, clerk. 34-5 I.O..O.F. hall Tran A nd Entertaining Stage Revue Choo,. , sient and visiting -(Leora Peetz) were here from We own and offer: $5000 City brothers are cordi Sunday to Wednesday for a brief ally invited to meet visit with her parents. Since their of Moro, general obligation 4% O n The Road Today with us. marriage last winter they have Bonds. Price on request. Tripp & o..m , od j T, <r> lived in Washington D. C. where M.”Clca ey, American Bank Build- E. Eakin, N. G. r Ralph *"<* protection p l i T n l Portland. 34-36 Joe Truitt, Secretary Mr. Landstrom was working as an n2- agricultural economist. He is now Wnnted: Job cooking during NO* POPflUtir PBICD transferred to Berkely, Cal., to 'harvest. Experienced. Mrs. Tillie and eta he hoaarht on which tenvn they are going to he ¡Kelley, care of Mildred Hartman, S.Mipri SMaKi; •«-.-$.•••1 C - v .u l .y duty next Monday — S aturday, Ju ly 1 6 t b ~ ^ — ready for Moro, . p G-E THRIFT UNIT GEORGE G. U P D E G R A F F morning. FOR SALE: 550 second hand % in. pipe at 5 cents. Blaine C A tto rn ey A t p » w M a rtin & Son Miller, Moro. • 34-36 PACIFIC POWER A LIGHT COMPANY FOR SALE. 76 hd. pigs, sows Licensed Dairy M o ro a n d W asco and shoats, 80 sheep, 25 hd. mixed Always at Your S tr v ic t / a —Milk & Sweet C ream - cattle. H. L, MORRIS, Maupin Delivered Daily Moro, Oregon Phone 192 Phone 17F88. j the Grass Valley Quality Store .g for Groceries that Satisfy Clothes that W ear E njoy Your V a c a tio n - — Use Gates Tires r:| CHIWiES Reduced Prices M cC orm ick - D e e r in g d u c e d to c o n fo r m to c h a n g in g c o n d itio n s a n d p r ic e s o f fa r m p ro d u cts. N ew prices on T racT ractors as follows: $4000 $2750 $1600 FREE MA'SAVEWAVE' //r ywtr kifcheMf awaian Classified Ads A ll N a tiv e C a s t O n e D a y O n ly C o n tin u o u s S h o w GRANADA THEATRE T he Dalles, Oregon I j
