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About Sherman County journal. (Moro, Or.) 1931-current | View Entire Issue (Aug. 26, 1938)
THE SHERMAN COUNTY JOURNAL, MORO, OREGON FRIDAY, AUGUST M I M I I Mrs« Ed Ailey and s o n . Brace spent Monday and Tuesday at Rakeoven visiting her slits? and husband, Mr. and Mrs. John Block. Grass Valley 950,000 STAMP Bride Honored Friends Leave Traffic Control Manual Mrs. Tola Alley left Saturday for Portland to visit her«.Jnother fo, several days. ; With Shcwer |f r . find Mrs. Dell Olds and daughter Betty Lon were visitor» in The Dalles Monday^-- - giveir for Mrs. Jimmy Phieffer' Mr and M;s Cronk of (Blanche Garrett) at the home o f ' Aberdeen, Washington spent the Mrs. Glen Karnes Friday after- week end Waiting J$sr sister and noon. The program consisted of family, Mr. and Mrs. Herman games and a mock wedding cere-- Schilling. mony, with Mrs. O. N. Ruggles act- P. N. Lemon and daughter Faye ing as minister, Mrs. Don Smith of Albany,, were’ risttow the the.bride, Mrs. Glen Karnes the DeffOldg Jjjjme Saturdayv groom and Margaret Barnett the nnturrtin- fioyrer girl. Refreshments of cake, • . « jjj! coffee and ‘ punch were served to ed some .friends Friday evaBifl^ p V about sixty guests. The bride re- honor of Eer fnend, -Mrs. Arthur cetved many beautiful gifts. • * Chapman. Thost .in sh dgjfrs- Mr. and Mm. T. M. Rolfe had oteded M>s.' Arch Cantrall, M^. „ „ „ „ » J S i i s Joe Rafferty, who recently came from Boston to visit Mr. and M. s. Stanley Coelseh, left Monday on his return trip by way of Califor-, nia, accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Coelseh, Art Cornier and Larry Dwye:, who will each visit their respective parents. A fishing party ‘ made up o f » Mesdames and Messers •> Collis . Moore, Roscoe Moore, Darwin Van Gilder and Harold Ginn spent three days on the Deschutes this week. _ —- -. , i Tom Striker came home from the hospital Wednesday being The d.-c.M cl every p X la te lk brought by David Reid. Mr. Strik came true to V/crrcn R. Da Dola c r Communities", tho manual of traffic safety activities, just put er has been ill with pneumonia but Loa Ansc!c3, Cr/i*.. whm h* four •how a variety of recommended safety procedures. (1) top left Mrs Sempley of U » AT « Lou Old., Emma Ellen W » « r , trained pellcs; (2) bottom left, Extondod safety training for eehee has recovered sufficiently to leave 1 stamp vrcrCZi (39,290. Purcha- California, M t . and Mrs. B. P , Anita Ourtlrp. Mildred Alley, and the hospital. - Coienhefer of Portland end Mr. Olds. Dorothy Old. re- ng a col cc. cn / from an esta' and Mr«. A. M. Coienhefer of jv4g bitch SCOTe , n(| Betty Lon 'tAll those wishing permits or hree mon j - a ja i . r 3232, he sortc licenses to drive cars ere asked and rearrcu s-4 U. marking this one Goldendate; Mtn. H .« e » > »* “ a heW lhe ,ow . ’PC » . , Oregon’s average jobless • in to get in touch with the extomi-i cent bine ope for sale at 3X23. Then not, North Dakota; , X l t Barky .. . . . few weeks. Henry is also tuning *Mr. add Mrs. L. W . Hander of surance check under the unem on August 29, 1938 between the Du B elt, exam.'nlsg his treasures, of Salem, Mrs. C. R. Baker \ahd a few pianos while here. discovered the cancellation date oi Mr and Mrs. Roy Wells of this Milton are here assisting Mr. snd ployment compensation setup is hours of 1 p. ra., and 5 p. m. Mr. and Mrs. John Wilson and cHy / ' Mrs. William Harder during August 17, 122!, and learned tha $11.33. Mr. and Mrs. L. L, Poets spent son Kenneth and Frank Lutje were he had the only stamp of its kin: we , t ; i w l the harvest season. Now thyt harvest is over, Mr. , the week end at Camp Sherman in existence. A value <..’ -50,000 has visitois at the Chester Smith home and Mrs. Charles Lemley and Mr. Roy French of Portland wae a Eureka Lodge No. 121 A-F & A-M and Bend f-‘turning Mondfty mom-' been p!^c&4z n neat Moro Sunday. 1_1— U/ndanadov xx, Meets on the 1st and Rdbert Schilling and Alfred ing. 3rd Thursday eve- Mr. and Mrs. R. V . Pinkerton) Lyot» and son Earl were business nings of each month. ziritors in Wasco county Sunday. and grandson, Dean, left Tuesday 'the winter and the probable loss Visiting members cor for Rockaway for a few days va- jn fertility that often results from dially invited to meet c. lion along the coast. stubble fires. pother Thousand with us. A son was born to Mr. and Sheriff C. C. W ilson. drove to County Agent LeRoy Wright Searal Sca:cy, W. M ira. Merton Thousand. The new Boise, Idaho Sunday to recover a fcnd family left Thursday evening C. V. Belknap, Secy. iby makes three Thousand girls car that had been stolen from / Or Heppner where he will act a* d three Thousand boys in the John Brown at Rufus. | judge of the Morrow county fa’r FILMS DEVELOPED ; imtiy. Carl Peetz is spending the week which will be held in conjunction at Turner where he is attending with He<ppner Rodeo Friday and A worker is not disqualified from a Presbyterian conference. He left Saturday. ceiving benefits from the state Sunday with his uncle Frederick Mrs. Carroll Sayrs was hostess »employment compensation fund Whalley who came up from Port- to a group of friends Wednesday pay only for GOOD pictures toy refusing to accept a job created land with his daughters Mildred ufternoon. Cards were played, MORO PHARMACY by strike or other labor dispute. and Harriet to take Laura home Mt-ndbers of the fire department evening, August 27th. Important after a visit here with relatives. 1 others have busied themselves business matters are coming up. Mrs. L. H. Mitchelmore return- fcr a couple of evenings, this week There is also to be an H. E. O. ed Sunday from Bandon where burning the heavy crop of grass meeting Wednesday afternoon' Mr. and M:s. Charles Icnir she had been for three weeks with pn lotr. * • August Slat. motored to Pendleton and back her husband. z He wall come home There were 10,232 homicides in I Mr«. J. C. Wilson and daughter next week. _ | the United States in 1936, socord- Sunday. Nellie were shopping at Moro on Mr. and Mrs. Karl Peterson left ¡ng to the Census Bureau, Mr. and Mrs. Leo Watkins' oi Saturday. - Thursday morning for Klamath -------------------— Wasco called at the Glen Karnea Kent Grange will entertain Porno Falls to get ready to begin p ic home Sunday. na Gransre here Saturday, Sep school year- Mr. ' Stephens will tember 3 r d . -----------------—— TrT- Mr. and Mrs. Jack Odell, E<Land leave Friday for Portland from Mrs. R. P. Barnet, canninsr club Glen Karnes went fishing on the where he will depart for Washing leader will take her club gi Is for Moro Christian Science Society: Deschutes Sunday. ton with Mrs. Stephens. a camping trip Wednesday. a n d fo r t h e g e n e r a l s a tis fa c tio n “Christ Jesus'* will be the subject > «Mr. and Mrs. Herman Schilling Mrs. Eva Gregg was a dinner Mr. and Mra. E. E. Barnurr spent of the Lesson-Sermon on Sunday, and son Rdbert weiW ' visitors in guest of Mrs. Edith Lyons Friday. Satuiday and Sunday at Skama 'o f tr a d in g w h e r e s to c k s a re la rg August 28, at eleven o’clock a. ra.l Mr. and Mr«. Elmer Conley of nia where they visited with Mr. Golden text “Thou Bethlehaon Eph- Tygh Valley we-e dinner guests e s t a n d q u a lity g u a r a n te e d th is Barnum's uncle, Jay 'Price and ratah, though thou he little among Sunday at the home of M t . and Omar Bnttian of Tygh Valley wife. the thousands of Judah, yet . out of w X « .¡tin « Mr. and Mrs. L è w fr old a n d re lia b le store merits Mrs. Tate Justesen. Dewey Thompson, county crop Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Wilson and insurance administrator, reports thee shall fie come forth unto me Old, and Mr. and Mrs. Dell Olds that is to be ruler in Israel; whose Your Attention children were all day visitors at that there it a good deal of inter goings forth have been from old, Sunday. the Oliver Schadewitz home at est In the insurance and that -when Arthur Chapman and fiom everlasting. , (Micah 2:6.) • Mrs. Wsmic Sunday. the acreages are set for 1939 ap ’’Wednesday evening meeting be daughter of Huntington arrived Mrs. Carl Schadewitz was pain plications will eome in more rap- Tuesday of last w eÀ , to visit with gins at eight o’clock. The reading fully burned on her right leg Sun- I room has an attendant at the close Mr. and Mrs. Kendrick Dunlap. da V by dropping a teakettle of t of each service. The public is cor She left Monday. boiling wnter. She went to Moro dially invited to all services and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Lemley ' to make use of the reading room. were visitors in The Dalles Mon- Wasco Methodist Church: Sun day. Mrs. Ben Payne and daughters day school at 10 a. m.; Preaching Service at 11 a. m. Every one wel returned from The Dalles Sunday come. There will he preaching after a weeks visit with her daugh service at Grass Valley Sunday ait ter and family, Mr. and Mrs. Con Rust. F. L. Cannell, pastor Roy Wells and his mother, Mrs. Ixsorn Wells drove „ to Portland Grass Valley Baptist Church’:] Tuesday. 1:00 a. m., Bible school^ “Who is Glen Karnes has been to The |i” ? Come and find out. 11:00 Rockaway, for a several weeks m., Morning woshipr— Earle Dalles several times this week re stay. ripley will speak on ‘‘What Christ ceiving medical treatment for an A stubble fire burned ove- nea~- cans to Me.” 8:00 p. m., Evening injured back, received while wrest- ; --------------- f—. ly 300 acres on the L. E. Kaseberg u-vice. 8:00 p. m. Thursday, Pray- ling a pifi- rarA west of Wasco Tuesday Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Balzer and ■ and Bible study at the person- morning. All wheat had been re I son Clair and Diana and Sue Odel moved and the only loss wm in Gerald C. Dryden, pastor were in The BWleg Sunday 4o visit the covering for the ground thru Mrs. teatoer'ji parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. JL Bruckert. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Tetz and children left for :ieir home at Adams Sunday after spending the GOÜ ROOMS. FOR SALE: 3 Hampshire Bucks. harvest season at the Charles 27F44. Frances Henrichs. J e r -, T reeters Finley ranch. Bids to drive the school bus will be received until September 1, W e p n r 'g Martin A Son the district reserving the right to •çcept or feject any or all bids. I .icensed Dairy Harold D.Eakin, clerk. Milk A Sweet Cream— » Delivered Dai** : FCR. SALE: 480 young ewes, O ,,gon Phone 192 4 ?nd 6 yr. old. Quarter blood Lin coln. John Conroy, Grass Val- k y ------------ir— ----- Kent Grange _ _ » e . . . . a II Will Meet _ Saturday Night FREE the Grass Valley Quality Store for Groceries that Satisfy _ Hats Off for ’39 — Clothes that W ear Horse Racing Is A Sport at the Sherman Count GEORGE FAIR EGRAFF because the horses are local horses owned Classified Ads A . W. McLEOD by local men. It is not a business. T h a t’s the reason the crowd can’t stay Show Window in their seats when the ponies come into the stretch. - T he colts are all of the same blood and S A L E M , O R EG O N PIANO BARGAINS: Late mod el spinet and studio upright pianos, also 2nd hand upright like new. Will sacrifice for quick sale on rental terms to reliable parties. Write Tallmah Pifino Store, Salem, Oregon for infor mation - where pianos can be S E P T. 5 -1 1 of materials that can, be and finishes exciting. A ll w e ld e d is greatly increased. seed. At Grass . Valloy Grain Growers. 26 cents p e r 1 pound. Barnum Bros. .School Diet. No. 21, Fairview, will accept sealed bids for trans porting school children up to Aug ust 29, 1938. The board reserve! the Tight to reject any or all bids Mary Niohala, eto ri. . **•’ Races are closc. YOU c a n ’t afford to m iss it, th e races, th e bucking, th e fair 4 -H exh ib its, th d n eig h b orlin ess o f o ld friends, th e crow ds. W ith th is n e w ’y in sta l le d a n d m o d e m W elder, w e are a b le to d o a n y k in d o f w e ld in g q u ic k & n e a t. T h e 7 range are nearly equal in speed. combine to make the County Fair enjoyable end exciting. W E C A N W ELD IT r. 1 SheMI*
