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About Sherman County journal. (Moro, Or.) 1931-current | View Entire Issue (Oct. 14, 1938)
' 1 J É Ï äSfcÜ U ii COUNTY JOURNAL, Motto. ÒRKOON that SO Republicans have regis tered and 47 Democrats. Three have registered m non-partisan and ana a * t » a Socialist « y i.v H ■ oucuuisb Complete vorapiece returns on the registration in this county are not available to date James Galvin, Seattle flyer, and an assistant, have been in the takiner passen oassen- county this week taking **K>Ut the town* 4nd o °7 n . . — . Fred ? ° ^ e retYrn<^ to. Mha8' ou 1 ™ the actual depositor of the 16000 «• * •£ ltelDAY, OÓTOJUCR 14. IMI PAÄ« TfltCg Grasa Valley will ha successful, r ) H.. H. Fleckenatem, missionary. Both the boys and girls will play. - ■■ - — ■ ■ 1 At a m e etin g of the student body Wasco Methodist church: P. L. W g* • a « October 4, Anita Dunap and Ken- Cannell, pastor. Sunday School at M itlic tp r A ff^ n r lc | neth Crews were elected captains 10 a. m. classes for all ages. Preach U llU I d lC I A llC I A lS of two teams chosen to partici- ing services at 11 a. m. The first pate in a contest involving the quarterly conference was held at i AFl 1 sale of volley ball season tickets, the Methodist parsonage Tuesday v IIL v The loosing team must give some afternoon at 2 o'clock With D r. T h, S k «rm n cdnnty relief com- surprise entertainment for the op- Sidney W. Hall in charge, Rev. Gerald Dryden left Tues posing team. I--------------------- mittee met Wednesday to consider. day m company with other minis applications for old age relief and Tuesday, October 11, the final' Moro Community Presbyterian ters from the. attsvwi Deschutes Baptist passed favorably' on one applies- Association-t/* . 's score of the season ticket race was; church: 10 a. m., Bible school. Last lion prewoted to it. Cost of direct c o n Z e ^ \t ¿1^ 7 10 to 15 in favor of Anita Dun Sunday morning we had 84 pres r«’ief m the countv h as b een low co™eren®5 ■ Helbt- rt-.-to, the .ummer montS. ta t i . W. |X k lap’s side. It’e up to Kenneth ent. Let us all become members C ews and his team to do the en of the Dodblers club. 11 a. m.. ie expected to raise with oncoming ; ick’ i « " * the ,,,d ” doctor'ng •" The tertaining. Morning worship, the pastor speak winter. Some WPIA projecU me deS ’aff " P2 “ " £ d J . w » w „ ing on “The Crisis of Doubting.” being considered to relieve the t Mr„?ni Carl 8,ndolv were „ ^ ’8' Mrs- T- M 11 a. m., Junior and Intermediate situation. , here Wednesday to attend the re- ’Rolfe, Bobby Rolfe and Everett Christian Endeavor societies. 6:46 Mrs. Marion Powell and her infant lief meetin** -Dunlap drove to Portland Satur- p. m., High school C. E. 7:30 p. m. daughter came home Tuesday from Mrs. Ruggles is in St. morning taking in the stock Grass Valley First Baptist Evening service with song, and ' the hospital. Miss Nadine Temple! Helens visiting her parb%ts for a S^K>W Saturday afternoon and eve- church. 10 a. m., Bible school, sermon “The Apostle Who Was ning. of Dufur is here to help her for j ^ew days. What is the purpose of the second a Matter of Fact Man.” Glen Karnes and G. C. Corey a few weeks. commandment? 11 a. m., Morn Lawrence Mibchelmore, minister. called on Mr. and Mrs. Walsh at ■Mrs. Alice Belshe was married MORO-HI-HI-LITE8 ing worship, “What God Does For Dayville Saturday. < in The Dalles this week to Walter Believers.” 7:30 p. m., Evening Mrs. Ewart Showers of Onalas P. Lavender of Cambridge, Idaho, By Prank Sayrs I Service*. “First Things First.” ka, Wisconsin, a sister of T. M. airs. Lawrence Mitchelmore, , Under the leadership of Prof. Rob- School has started again .with Rolfe, who was a delegate to the Mrs. Mae Belshe, Mr». L. V. Moore ' e t Tapp, the school orchestra will { ' h e t C H A R L E S A. the same faculty that was hero Mrs. C. R. Morrison, Mrs. O. A. last year: Miss Lelsz, Mr. Mayfield Legion Convention in California, 1 appear for the first time this school spent a few day« at the Rolfe : year. Let everyone turn out for » .n a e y . ataIMra. H . R Pintarton m ranch. ' ♦hi* ini iaJ appearance and give drove to Pendleton Tuesday to at- x Among the new fla n g e s are a Mr. and Mrs. • John Block of tend the state synodical meeting mechanical drawing dasg and a them a real welcome. 7:30 p. m. Bakeoven were visitors here Fri of the Presbyterian church. j lh u rdav - Prayer.- and Bible home-making claaa; also a begin { Study at the parsonage. Read the L. 2. Pape Was here from Port ner band has been started under day. Mr. and Mrs. John Hays ,-x^l ■ book»x>f Micah through and come. accompanied then, nom« for a few land this week to look after busi a Mr. HHH n • u s s ia ^ A a a jii o u u a It » is to w in « Simpson's direction. com- ' At the morning service the pastor ness connected with his farming posed of 28 grade school students • will give a brief account of the properties in this .ounty. taken from the four higher grades. Mr. and Mrs. Gus Engstrom and Regional Bible Conference being It is expected that the CCC camp The high school band has about Mr. and Mrs. Edgar AJley and fam- ,hel<l this week in Athena and will be entirely removed by next 20 members and is getting in ily were visitors in The Dalles Eureka Lodge No. 121 A-F A A-M Helix. Monday as' fa. as the men are shene very well. • Monday, Mr. Engstrom returning Meets on the 1st and Gerald C. Dryden, Pasto . concerned. SCS foremen will move lo c a l Hie officials Join safety forces liirourboul the nation .n o aten with a new Plymouth Sedan. The high school officers this 3rd Thursday eve to Stanfield to join the part of year are Dean rinkerton, presi Winnie Helyer of Kent was a lag National H r e preventloa week, aimed to educate the public fer nings of each month. Grass Valley Lutheran church: greater r ? ie ln preventing needless destruction of property by Are. Most the force already there. Orva Dyer dent; Wyman French, vice-presi visitor here Friday. Visiting members cor Services will fee held next Sunday fires, like tfce cisastreus one above, could be prevented by constant vigi and family have moved to Hermis dent; Gene Briabine, secretary Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Spoor were dially invited to meet lance aga'nst fire haze i ds. Inspect your home for basards today, before October 16th at 11 a. m. Sunday ton where they will be close to the treasurer. The Optimist editore in The Dalles last Friday. it's too l i ’.e with us. * xhrkol 10 o'clock. Church worship work. Mr. Elmes will be the only are Lois Melzer, Editor-in-Chief, Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Doyle left is necesary for our soul's sake. Searal Searcy, W. M conservation service remaining and Wyman French, assistant for their home at Silverton Wed C. V. Belknap, Secy. One commandment reads: Thou here during the winter. T. M. Rolfe took his Percheron Salur<i*y. edito-. They have one edition nesday after attending to business shalt sancitify the holy day. Sun Mr. and Mrs. Jack Cothran and out and another one will be out affairs here. They have rented stallion from the State Fair to the Miss Margaret Trahue and Mias Mr. and Mrs. W. J..Martin jr., and this week. their house to Mr/and Mrs. Alton National Percheron Show at Po- Vi.ginia Helyer left Friday night day is a day of rest, a day foi Bethlehem Chapter, No. 78.O.E.S. Moro, Oregon son George were in Portland Sat — mona, California, and from there after U»« volley b<n for spiritual life, a day to set aside all Sports this year are going very Olds. Me.'ts Every Second and earthly caret and to be filled with urday and attended the stock show well for the girls, but not so well Mre. A. A. Dunlap returned to the international Stock Show in Dal,e* u «P«™1 the week end Fourth Thursdays in each righteousness. You are cordially in the evening. He js home again this Miss Trabue s mother. for the boys. The girls have won fo r a Loa Angeles, California Mon- Month. Visiting members invited to attend. ------- „George Updegraff is still work two games and lost none. Their day where she went as a delegate wee* Invited ing on the PWA project for re first game was with Wasco here. to the Legion convention. She al Mrs. Glen King and sons re G \ SCHOOL NOTES Kerrone Christianson W. M. building the Legion hall and while The score was 36 to 9. The Moro so visited her son Charles, and turned Sunday from Portland Ruth Sparling, Secretary. pi ogress has been slow because of line-up was: French, Brbbine, B. other relatives while there. where they had been for several By Delores Simon technicalities he experts it to go Peters, J. Peters, Thompson and Jim Galvin of Seattle, Washing- days attending -the Stock Show. Last Friday, October 7, the firat through before the deadline, Dec Sayrs. Substitutions were Melzer, ington of the Galvin-Flying Ser A tto rn e y A t L a w M-1*8’ .Wilt' Mrs. Herman home volley ball game was played ember SI. ------------------- -------- Searcy and McLeod. Thier next vice was in town taking _ . passen ’ Mrrf. Tom Alley and with Moro as our opponent. The- M. A. Skinner, superintendent game was with Grass Valley, a gers for rides in' his monoplane Mrs. A. F. Balzer attended the Moro girls were victorious by a M oro a n d W a sco . of banks for Oregon, was here*last very exciting game, which ended Tuesday. Moro-Grass Valley bridge club sco e of 19 to 13, the Grass Val- Dealer In Friday to appear as a witness in in Moro’s favor, 19 to 13. The Mr. and Mrs. Ben Leghorn at- which met with Mrs. C. L. Poley h*y boys won 'by a score of 33 to the Roedell case. line-up: French, Briabine, B. tended the Pacific Telepone Com- on Monday afternoon. Mrs. May 27. Both games were very ex« Calkin« W e e d e n , Treaten Wily W. Knighten of Moro has Peters, J. Peters, Sayrs and Mel pany convention at Arlington ofte Belshe received the high score and citing. FILM8 DEVELOPED been named an executive board zer. Substitute was Searcy. day last week. . Mrs. Herman Schilling the second. The first ball game of the sea- member of the veterans’ club The boys won the Wasco game Used Weeders Mrs. E. M. Helyer returned ^ rs Walter Buggies received the Kon waR played- at Rufus where working for «the re-election of Sec- 67 to 22. The line-up was Chris Monday evening from Hood River 6ues^ Prize. tbe girls won by 2 point« and the re»-ry of State Earl Snell. tianson, Pinkerton,- Sayrs, Barzee, F Y R F Y T E R E Q U IP M E N T ; 'Mr. and Mrs. Roy Feely and fam- boys lost by 40 points. The Womens Missionary Socie- F etich, and Lutje. Subs were where she visited a week with her ily of The Dalles were over night * Next Thursday, October 13, we You pay only for GOOD pictures M oro, Oregon ... _ : - Phone 454 ty will hold its “Guest Day” megb^Bill Axtell and Beb A atelk The mother, Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Alley, Mrs. guests at the Gus Smith home will go to Wasco where we hope MORO PHARMACY - — —- t Grass Valley game was loot by a ing next Thursday, October 20, at nnn i »in»tttt:n i »ia:ninn i n»n» w the Woman's Clti> building at 2.00 score of 33 to 27. The line-up was Ed Alley and daughter Lila Lee and Louise Roth were The Dalles the same as the Wancogame. o’clock. The High school Chistian En The high school is planning a visitors Wednesday. deavor society was host to a de dance with concessions for Hallow The Grasa Valley volley hall . , . . . Veams play the Moro teams on the . original estimate is made in compliance with section 231- putation of Mt. Hood Union offi e en. home floor, the boys winning, but A of lhe IaWs of 1921 and shows ln P*raHel columns the unit cost of cers, Sunday night. The group in the girLs were defeated. Ithe several services, materials and supplies , for the three fiscal cluded Roy Wolff, Union vice pres Due to time and expense of Dr. and Mrs. G. N. Morse of The years next PrecedinS the current year, the expenditure« and the ident. of The Dalles and Misses diiving to The Dalles to secure Dalles were callers ere Friday budget allowance for the first six months of the current year and Ruth McKee and Violet Mortimer B ru ce A lie v and W a lla c e ila ik the expenditure of the current year, of Dufur. Plans were presented the service of a Chiropractic Phy ORIGINAL ESTIMATE AND ACCOUNTING SHEET that explained the 1938-39 projects sician. which makes it almost left Saturday for Portand to attend prohibitive only in an emergency, the stock show. They returned Sun , Budget Used of both district and state. for I have been asked by a number of day. ! for 6 mo- H. W. Berry, well known mach 6 mo. Sherman county residence to Mr. and Mrs. Ted Ball and daugh-' _ inery salesman of Portland, was open a branch office here. It being ter Dorothy were visitors in Part- 1937 1938 1936 1935 1938 here Wednesday. (GENERAL FUND ’ my business and intention so serve F. L. Koons, district highway land Sunday. ~ . 1 « -X, .'ACCOUNT engineer, was here Wednesday as many people as I can to the best »Mr. and Mrs. Estel Hartley and Recorder Salary $60.00 $60.00 of my ability, I have decided to fit $120.00 $120.00 $120.00 from The Dalles. « room in tta Moro hotel, where I , »one motored to Portland Setur- I Treasurer Salary 60.00 The range of materials that can be 60.00 120.00 120.00 120.00 Erection of a neon sign for will be Monday, Wednesday, a n d |d*y. “ »end the Pacific Inter- I WATER FUND Bucholtx confectionery drew the Friday evenings from about ,7 p. na^ onaL ! Marshal A Water interest, of spectators Tuesday. m. until 10 p. m., or until all who Mr and Mr». Mr». Fred C ot and, Pumper w e ld e d is greatly increased. • 750.00 480 960.00 960.00 960.00 The sign announces the fact that desire my service are taken care »»" D«“ went to Portland Thurs- Labor 126.00 89.82 213.15 283.96 153.80 lunches may be had in bright green H I find it is necessary to b e.«»»- rece.vod medical treat-! Supplies 200.00 18.81 428.22 852.89 464.61 letters that will also lighten that here more than three nights a ""ent while and they all attended Power 260.00 262.29 515.98 678.63 418.62. part of the main street. Fire Department 16.00 17.20 37.56 284.83 307.78 S krt had to do a job of tree week I shall do so. I will start the stock show t * Jack Odell was a business visitor State Industrial 48.37 trimming /before his new . sign this schedule Friday, October 14 at Wamic Saturday. •— — and will carry on 4s long as my MISCEUTxANBOUS' showed up to suit him and it must Mr. -and Mrs. Charles Everett Emergency 126.00 528.58 385.84 201.92 175.93 have hurt his feelings for a dry scj vices are desired. During my thirteen years of of Waaco spent Sunday visiting his Power a-c St. Li. 406.48 40648 810.96 810.96 810.96 land guy like Art sure hates to practice, I have successfully treat- father,. H. E. Everett and his DEBT SERVICE cut a tree. ed nearly every ailment that the brother and family, Mr. and Mrs. 0000000900000000000000000000060000006000000000000 Principal on All Sherman county school teach human family is heir to, and am Ted Everett. bonds " r 500.00 250.00 600.00 ers will be in The Dalles next convincing myself more every day Mr. and Mrs. Jack Odell and Int. on bonds 634.00 690.00 690.00 286.00 760.00 Monday and Tuesday to attend the that the only way for anyone to daughter Sue were in Moro Thurs- esti mated the above annual institute for this district. Joe and »Rodney Truitt, Ray get their health back is to assist day where Sue had several teeth expenditures for the year 1938 was prepared by me and that the I expenditures and budget allowance for the first six months of the Blake and W. F McLeod returned nature in the natural way and pulled. she will do the healing. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Alley went to current year, and the expenditures for the fiscal years preceeding Wednesday night from Paulina If you hare any malcondition, The Dalles Tuesday where Mrs. the current year as shown above, have been compiled from the rec- with three deer the result of a or ailment that you do not under— Alley was admitted to the Mid-Col ords in my charge, and to the best of my knowledge and belief are four day hunting trip in the east stand or want to get rid of I urge umbia hospital to have her tonsils true and correct copies thereof. ern part of C ook county. you to consult me and I will ex- removed. j * Charles Ruggles, City Recorder. He man Thomas, economist for vy is ww»«,.. __ plain it to you in prords that you • Mrs. Ted Everett had as g u e s t s ................................................... ................. — — .......— . ■ ■ the SCS, is here working,, on.^ an ^onoFific nurref w>demtaad and you can us« Saturday afternoon Mrs. Sarah Notice M the estimated expenses and receipt« and the proposed your own judgment as to what Stalciip, Mrs. Bill Clothier, Mrs. tax levy for the City of Moro. Sherman County, Oregon, for the this county. Ernie Weld and Mrs. Lawrence year 1939. ” All offices in the court house ex you want to do abbut it. If you support a local Chiroprac Funk of Wasco. . 1 Notice is hereby given that in pursurance to a legislative Act cept the county agent’s and the Mrs. Roy Wells was pleasantly approved by tthe Governor. February 19th, 1931, that on November school superintendent’s were clos tor you will have one near you surprised Friday evening when a 7 the Budget Committee of the City of Moro, Sherman County, ed Wednesday in honor of Chris wn n you- need him. few friends and relatives arrived Oregon, will be in session the City Hall at the hour of 7.30 o’- topher Columbus, who, according Dr. J. W. Ingram, and reminded her that she was a clock p. m. and that any taxpayer of the City of Moro will be heard to schools book lore, discovered 40J-2 U. S. Natl. Bank Bldg. The Dalles, Oregon. year older. ' in favor of qr against the proposed tax levy as hereinafter itemized. America back in 1492. - - Otis Baker and family are mov ESTIMATED RECEIPTS ESTIMATED EXPENDITURES ing this week to the Ridgeway WATER FUND ............ $3600.00 house east of the tracks having Licenses .................. 35.00 purchased that property recently. Hotel rent............... «00.00 New legistm tions o f , voters as turned in to the county tlerk show , WPA Projects Soon. Grass Valley „ rire . . . A Ph, edle ss Disaster . J T GOVERnOR GFORGE G. UPDEGRAFF A. W. McLEOD FREE City o f Moro B udget New Electric Welder W ith t h is n e w l y in s t a l l e d a n d m o d e r n W e ld e r w e a r e a b l e t o d o a n y k in d o f w e l d i n g q u ic k & n e a t . WE CAN WELD IT Foss & Co. Fuel In M o ro ■ Now Handled By ; M o r o G r a in G r o w e r s A s s ’n on M 1 Gasco B riq u e ts ___ Pres-to-logs Coal Z E I G L E R 'S the Grass Valley Quality Store Classified Ads, FOR SALE: 3 Hamp Bucks, John Conroy, Grass Valley pd PIANO SACRIFICE—Late mod el, bungalow type, standard make, Guaranteed. Will 'sacrifice foi cash ot small monthly payments to save shipping expense. For full particulars, address, Adjuster, Cline Ptaae Co., 1011 SW Wash- . 47-49 r t for Groceries that Satisfy Clothes th a t W e a r the gen eral ratfifacticn o f trading w h e re stocks are larg est an d quality guaranteed this old an d reliable store merits •' ■ A • -y’1 '• ■ 'X— ■. Y o u r Attention A ■ ----- ut.------ —- --- W e are selling For Less BUT Amount to be raised by taxation .......... ..... 2475.96 TO TAL. ' ¿I 6710.96 ’GRAND TOTAL «710.9« Bonded Indebtedness of City of Moro $31,700.00 - Giles L. French, Chairman of Budget Committee. Dated ' at Moro O:egon, October 4, 1988. . H. 0: Kung man, Secretary of the- Budget Committee. Date set for the Hearing on the Budget November 7, 193«. * _ All Fuel Ti Is Cash
