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About Sherman County journal. (Moro, Or.) 1931-current | View Entire Issue (Aug. 12, 1938)
K— x-.~- V- THS SHERMAN COUNTY JOURNAL," MORO, OREGON Meyers of Condon sreht Sunday I MF* • • T? 11 afternoon with M . and M r J V Kendrick Dunlap... , ,e. Thfe fire th at burned fiver a good Among those ydio attended the T * ' • 1 ■ • siied strip of territo ry east of, rodeo a t Antelope Sunday weie J , I w C lc lilV C S town last Thursday afternoon de- Mr. and Mrs. Herman Schilling. strayed about 200 acres of w heat, ^ton ___ »ert», Mr. and Mrs. C. for George McDonald and Floyd A. OestriPh and fam ily and Mr. F latt ¡before it was stopped, t h is and Mr». A rt ibby and family. is by fa r the m oat,serious fire th a t Mr>>nd of — . Mrs. . . . . . . Florin . . . . . . Coon ,7 Mr. and Mrs. Cicero Wilson Mr. and Mrs. Don Sm ith, Mrs. , h*’’*. Sunday, vrjlt- end daughter Dorothy of Damas- Tcmmie F raser returned home hns been started this year in wheat Maude G arrett and daughter fields. Backft e from an autom o Hg hu parents, Mr. and Mrs. Bud: cus, ............ . . . guests Friday nigiht from M anhattan, Virginia were overnight . . Blanche and, Jimmy Phieffer went Goon. '. * Kansas after spending a year there bile caused the blaze. of Mr. and Mrs. J. C.. Wilson to Goldendale Satu. day where Mr. Ed K a nes is doing some carpen Thursday and Friday nights of The annual Sherm an county pic a t the University. -> He, received Phieffer and Miss G arrett were ter work for his son Glen. his M. A. degree a (few months nic of present residents and those last week. They also visited a t m arried. Wayne Spoor was » ^ b u sin ess the homes of J. H. and J. M. Wil now living in Portland will be held ago and is undecided w hether to Henry Roth left Tuesday for visitor here Su twin y from Wamic. retu rn for more work or to engage the last Sunday in August in the son, Carl Schadewitz and J. L. F ances. Jam es si* here visiting Davis. All the above families were city and all are invited, especially Tygh Valley where he has Work ip another position. for several days. her gran3tnother, Mrs. Jim Gar form erly neighbors in Tennessee. Lyman and Ronald Webb, sons the old timers. Mrs. J . H. Wilt w as a caller in rett. • ii* ' ' of E rnest Webb, were here with A share of stock in the Moro Moro Monday, t M r,; f , R. Jlro in c to n of Mau- “ r - an^ M” ^ F.rank their father and Leslie Webb last Hotel company issued to C. L. the week » ..«tin , a± “ " ,W ^ . P° 2 ± Marion Van M etre,and Melvin pin » » » g week to repair the roof of the Montgomery, originally passed Baize, were visitors in Moro” Tues- arrived a t Kent Saturday where Mis. Dell Olds. postoffice. ?____ ___ «out for $100 was brought to this Mrs.' H utner and son will s,»end Willard Tollhouse of Hermiston Mrs. Lena Searcy left Monday office this week. It bears the offi Mrs. A. M. Zevely was in The v.-?s a crlle at the Jack C'iHl this week a t the J. C. Wilson home. Mr. H urner w est to Lakeview i’un for Sisters to rem ain a time with cial seal and seems to be in good Dalles Wednesday to bring het home Sunday. »< order except for lack ofval ue. day where he will work a week at her son, Chester. m other home from the hospital Mrs. A. M. Zevely gave a birth Dr. and Mrs. Lloyd Idleman M rs. Vernon F la tt is still kept where she has been, for several day party Tor her daughter Jean various towns in southern Ortgon were here last week end from a t home from an infected foot that weeks. "She is feeling a little bet Sunday afternoon. . A fter games >« Division Credit Manager for Salem for a visit with relatives has been troubling her for some ter since-returning home. , -J and horse back tiding, iee fp » m the Shell Oil company. Mrs. R. P. Barnet and Mrs. J. L. and friends. weeks. Mrs. Tom Alley and daughter and cake were served to fourteen Matthes were visiting Mrs. Wren Leone* d W orkman and wife were guests.. Mildred, Mrs. Ed Alley and daugh Hogue at Grass Valley Wednes here the first of the week from Mr and Jir« . Tom Garrett have ter Lila Loe and Mrs. Edgar Ailey CLARA BOW’S SON day’ . Bend on business and for a visit attended the bridal showe. at a^i their guests, his siste- and her Mrs. John Wilson anM son Ken with Mr. W orkman’s brother, Ora. Moro Wednesday honoring Miss daughter, from ' Enterprise. neth and Mrs. G ance Gregg and Mr. and Mrs. <?. B.- Doyle at- Mrs. M. E. McKee and Go don ¿one Miller, given»by the Woman’s daughter Delores were business tended the funeral of Nick C a r t e r ___„ ___ _____ left for Hood River to v isit with club. M U h Anna Scnw artz returned held in The Dalles Monday. M r., visitors at Mqrq Wednesday. _ her m other and sister. C* Gayle Driscoll came up Monday home Thursday aftc sv*»-Jing Cc te r was a locomotive- engineer, Mr. and Mrs. P erry St on * of from Portland with Mr. and M s. several weeks visiting relatives in n tho Shaniko brarch for a tm m -lT he Dalle-5 were at Kent Monday ber of years. . y 1 to look a fte r his farm ing inter- Serai Searcy to rem ain for a few Portland. John Conroy was a business vis ests here. weeks. -• Mrs. Arch C antrall and son ¡tor in The Dalles Monday. Mr. and M s. J. C. Wilson and Mrs. Ralph Brlsfeine entertain E verett and M s. Don Smith were daughter Nellie end Mrs. Frank visitors in The Dalles Friday. ed the past noble g ands club at H urner and son F ank Wilson 500 Friday afternoon. Mrs. Ray Blake and daughter called briefly, at the J. L. Davis C. H. Freem an, who usually aud Marjory of Moro wc e visitors heme Sunday. its the accounts of those who con here Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Dor.uld Felsch of tribute to the State Industrial Ac S. A. Starving cf The Dalles was Snn F.ancisco arrived a t Kent . ; *r '<4 cident fund at this time of year, a business caller here Saturday. The state's building prog am Wednesday to spend a few days will not be able to get here until M.. ar.d Mis. J. S. Newcomb and for 1939-40 w.ll depend largely with the la tte r’« parents, Mr. and early in September when he will daughter Doris returned home a f ’.'o n the av ailsjility c f revenue«, Mrs. J. E. Norton. cover this county for the slate or ter several days visit with Rela ding to B.'dget Director Wal Rev. W. I. Eck and Mrs. Eck ganisation. tives in Clatskanie; Camas and lace W hsrton who explains that Orchards, W ashington. institution heads are already be Lt. Nelson arrived from North SWAM .SO MILES Carolina this week to take up h ii M s F. a U Boyce and daughter ginning to fo m alate their re duties as officer a t the CGC camp Lila Faye of Portland and Mrs. quests for improvement»-. Amqng Roy Lillard of Miller were visitors tv>'ire t e r ‘atively outbned are a * Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hellberg at the Oscar Ruggles ranch Sun new receiving hospital and nurses came up this week so th a t MYs- Clara Cow, form er screen ¡jlr.m Hellbe g could visit with her par- oar girl and wife of Ren Bell, Ctm day leavihg Monday for P ineville k'jme for the er stem Oregon state bo pital at Pendleton: enlargem ent - enta, Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Foss. E. cowboy actor, shown with her bab> to visit relatives. of the receiving hospital at Salem Mrs. Ed Alley and son Bruce ac W. Silcher of Portland accom son. photographed for the first tirpe companied by Henry . Clements F'nte hospital; a new cell 'block in her home in Hollywood. Calif. panied them. were visitors in The Dalles Mon and new dining room for the state The sen has not yet been named. The local state highway crew Miss Bow has a Ihrce-and-onc-lialf- day. Mr. Clements leaving for penitentiary, and a childrens’ ipa- villion for the eastern Oregon tu- wokking under a state enginee Yakima to visit his son. year-old bey named Toai. pu t shoring under the Gottonwoqd The Baptist Sunday school dedi bt rculosis hospital at The Dalles. ___ I-------- bridge this week to enable whea: cated the new song books last Sun hairie s from the Ajax count!!/ to day. take la ger sized load« over it on W. E. Ga re tt and Mrs. Jim th eir road to Hay Canyon. G a rrett were visitors in The Dalles Monday. j The well a t the camp was put Moro Christian Science Sqoie- Mrs. Ivan Gervais of Prineville into operation Wednesday and fs ‘-^student body” of more than reported a as throw ing a good ty: “ SoUl” is the sidbject of the made a brief call on Mrs. Glen 1,000 is now reported for the state Ka nes en route to Wasco to Lesson-Sermon in all churches of stream of w ater. spend Sunday with her parents. system of higher education’s “ in At a tea given a t the home of Christ, Scientist, on Sunday, Aug They are building a new house and stitution without a campus,” the her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Claud ust 14. Services begin at eleven exp* ct- to move in about the 1st correspondence study division, it J. Thompson Sunday, Miss Doris o ’clock on Sunday and at eight was announced b> Miss Mozelle of September. Thompson announced her engage oclock on Wednesday evening. The Imajean S toutt of W ishram, lla ir, in charge of this work. ment to Ray F. Siegenthaler of reading room is open at the close The “campus” now not only in W ashington is here spending the Portland. A group of the younger at ecah service, where all author cludes the entire state of Oregon, Paul Chotteau, tensatlonal forty- week visiting Lila Lee Alley. set were present a t the gathering. ized Christian Science literature, but 23 other states, Alaska and year-old distance swimmer shown Mr. and Mrs. Leo W atkins of together with 5the Bible, may be Canada, Miss H air states. More taking a bit of light nourishment Clifford Kenny has a badly borrowed or purchased. The public W«sco were visit« s at the home than ------- 200 -------- courses to in ORHIA - aie now open - Santa iUVUitA Monica uuafHtAi, hospital, lUNuwuift following sprained wrfot from cranking is invited to attend the church of Mr. and Mrs. Glen Karnes Sun these students, many of whom aie gpectacu|ar 50-mile swim. Hold- combine m otor Wednesday a fte r day evening. services and to make use of the noon and will not be able to work Mr. and Mrs. Arch Cantrall and u-ing them to supplement regu- er of jwo world's records. Chol reading room. son E verett we e visitors at South lar college or university work. teau demanded a steak, but physi- for several weeks. Others take the course« for cul- c| ans satd he was still too exhausted Junction Sunday. A teletype machine w install .G rass Valley B aptist church. 10 Mrs. Esther A rthur of Wiscon tu al value, or to aid them in a to ta^e anything but light nourlsh- ed a t the office of the Moro Grain a. m., Bible school. Com’e and sing practical way. ment. Growers this week to enaole them sengs of praise with our new song sin visited at the home of her. brother, Glen Karnes, Satu day. to hear from grain buyers and to books. 11 a. m., W orship service. send out messages. It is the type “The Meal Offering.” 8 p._ m. She accompanied Mr. and Mrs. Ed Karnes, Glen Karnes and sons used for inter office messages. Evening Evangelistic service. 8:00 Mrs. E. J. Belshaw is working p. m. Thursday, Prayer and Bible fca (Prineville Saturday evening, to in Wasco a t the central office this study. 2:30 p. m. Tuesday, spec visit a b other. Glen and his fath er spent the day fishing. Mrs. week. ial W oman’s Meeting at the home A rthur left Sunday for Seattle. Darwin Van Gilder was in P o rt of Mrs. Amelia Peterson. Albert Pluemke and Miss Nora Gerald C. Dryden, pastor. land the first of the week to under go an examination a t the hands of Martin & Son Earle Shipley, son of Mrs. Tom his physicians. He is feeling fine Dovrma, will preach at the Com Licensed Dairy p r seven trem bling, secret weeks, they had hidden muiiity Church next Sunday a t 11 —Milk & Sweet Cream— a. m. his subject 'being 'W hat do together in her room - this English officer in a mad, Delivered Daily you mean, Salvation?” Mo -o, Oregon Phone 192 daring escape from aG erm an prison tam p an d th s W anted to trade Wood, For girl of the Berlin streets. Now suspicious police good milk cow, live stock or grain. LeRoy’s Barber & E. C. Corn, Whiite Salmon, Wash w e re closing in. “3 hey should have shaken in th eir A. W . V c L r O D Phone 172. 39‘41 shoes, b u t they made love instead. Thev belonged 1 'enl- r in Taken Up— White Gelding, scar Bezuty Shop t o a generation th at got up in the m orning and laid on left front foot. No brand. Geo. Calkins Werd»rs, Treahrs down a t night with death for its companion. Fox, Klondike. _, 38-40 O il Permanent W aves S3 up Finish this breat hless story foryoursolf. /• in I xll Used Weeders ____Wood For Sale—$4.09. Pine or itw ith o u rriim p liT n e ritH . F o rw ew an tto sen d y cu W e specialize in F ir. 16 in. George Wing, Wamic. YX “ Grain-Kiscr” Shee for Cnnbi«« 38-40 pd F R E E th isth rillin g n o v el/'E v ery th in g ls Thunder ’ Haircutling & Bobbing ( ] W ANTED:Horses for Fox meat. bz J. L. Hardy as a sam ple of ME KCURY BOOKS • nF. i r i R I ( L ! ! f I t T LeRoy’s Bar'oer Shop, across from I Acres: street f.roniJ'Ut.t_s..S^£? - t . the new plan.UtM brings you some of the mc»t T U tC s garage. — 38-40 PL. tie 454 M rc, * regna Tom Fraser but will require some time to le gai» strength. » •,« «• ITSfllllH I OlK Grass Valley Returns After At Kent Ip Goldendale Year In Kansas xvl I - » - • _____ _______i n I + z& «« u r r to U H , U b \/iz \n w \l H ra q .l l l l i n u 1 ,1 .... , I n n /r m o o t* I. w ar ____ _i O and Evelyn «Davis of The Dalles were dinner guests a t the J . L. Davis home Sunday evening. Mr. and Mrs. J . L. M atthes and Mr. and Mrs. G. W. B arnet m otor ed to Redmond Sunday where they visited Mr. and Mrs. A rthur Hoit. Those from Kent who ehjoyed an all day outing a t De Moss Surings Sunday were: Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Lyons and daughter Mary and Samanie and sons Earl ard Jack; Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Wil son; Mrs. Robert Schilling, Alice Mae and Nellie Wilson; Helen, Hilda and Billy Powers; Kenneth Wilson and Frank W. Hurner. Nan Smith of Dufur was at Kent Sunday where she resigned her position as teacher here. Mis3 Smith has a position in The Dalles. Lloyd Johnson, aceomoaniod by his mother, M s. A. S. Johnson and his aunt, Mrs. Daye Idleman of Salem were (brief Sunday a fte r noon callers at the Pluemke home this w^ek. Word was received here Mon day of the birth of a son to. M". and Mrs. Clifford Ullmann at Em anuel hospital in Portland Sunday July 31. Mrs. Ulliman will be re num bered h e re ’ as the dauhgter of Mr. and M a. W. C. Helyer. The infant has been named « Duane- Taylor. R4MUÌ-the-«da- ¿r the -Journal Harvest BALL August 20 Grass Valley Aud. Pat Patterson . and S vvtpg Band A d m . $ 1 .0 0 F lo o r S h o w 9 to 1 :3 0 — _ . . . . . . . . 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