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About Sherman County journal. (Moro, Or.) 1931-current | View Entire Issue (Oct. 28, 1938)
A,' TBS 'grffiiftíAÑ èôbNfV J o V rna L. Come Home For Visit sA A u stin F o r t a n d m o rt e f U te M ow delegation attending ose t)SC came Saturday for a visit .with home fo lk s.. Accompanying him were Gall for hide on th e production o f 8700 co. yards o f crushed rock for the M oro-W asco county lino sector o f th e sta te high w ay io published in this issue. Fifteen thousand dollars has been s e t asid e fo r thia Job. Bids w ill be opened N ovem ber 18th a t Portland. < T he ex a ct location o f th e crusher h as not ■keen m ade know n here, but a s the Che: lea Francis left for his w otk is a. FW A project it m ust be home in Foxboro, Mass., upon re started by January f ir s t celving word that his father was OREGON F R ID A Y , OCTOBER Ï8 . litá í w er ¿Kent Family R l l ( o < -w h - » , I day afternoon. . Mrs. fe. A / Oestreich entertain ed friends of her son Robert M l - . * - ; a birthday party Saturday afte - /"* • noon. After, games w ere. played (. j I V - S U X U Ilw F refreehdients were served to eleven . . 1 ' p g u e sts. * Mrs. Ernest Fe’rell of ‘ The r a r , y Mr. Mra. K JXka« and gain« XX endrick .X;likaa avw Dunlap of Graaa Valley were brief callers Eureka Lodge No: 121 A-F 1 at Kent Bunday. j. Meets on the li 3rd Tburadny CARD OF TÇANK8 Vialting members eor dially invited to meet We want to thank the kind with us. friends who helped us and sent flowers during the. illness and at Searal Searcy, W. M C. V. Belknap, Secy. the time of the death of our Dick, hv.iband, son and brother. Mrs. Richard Sather Bethlehem Chapter, No. 78.O.B.& Mr. and Mrs. Louie Sather Moro, Oregon Mr. and Mrs. Blaine Miller Meets Every Second and Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Sather Fourth Thursdays in each Jack, Merrill, Glenn, Helen Month. Visiting merribera and Leona Sather. Invited Kerrone Christianson W. M. Ruth Sparling, Secretary. Dalle? and her daughter and hus band, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Clough Dinner guests at the Tate Jus- of Portland, visited at’ the home tesen home Sunday were Mr. and of her brother and wife, Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Conley and son Willard M s. "Ted "Everett, on Thursday. Tygh Valley; Mr. and Mrs. Garltbn G r o a t com m ercial pro- very 41. W ' -r n 1 Viggo Haufeit of Wasco and Mr. B a tty P o w ell, V ivian Fallen» L ou- td trap h er, w as here la st w eek and Mrs. Alice-Sprague, who visited TT r re «r.<l MA. Prel=/U .te.en and «on Barzee, Robert Gillmor * and took several pictures o f high school her mother, Mrs. Wm. Harder for I » « # v .'¿♦or* pn.,,f4oro Saturday after-; AHhur • " Vvm Futter. They returned to glrlp doing fa rm w ork in b ask et two. weeks,’ returned to her home noon. Corvallis Sunday afternoon. Cliff Quincy and Jack Murphy ball su its. Perhaps the fo lk s hack at Scio this week. Mrs. Roy Tiller and son Lowell returned to Kent last Monday af A . M. Zevely, county trapper, e a st w ill conclude th a t fa rm work Mr. and Mrs. Don Clodfelter and went to Portland Thursday where ter a short visit in South Dakota. accounted for 17 coyotes during is done in th a t garb in th is salu Mr. and M s. Frank von Borstel W enda Tiller met them , com ing the month of September according brious clim ate. Mr. and Mrs. Chance Rambo of to the report of the biological ‘ Mr. and Mrs. Merril Oveson were will attend the wedding of Harland from ‘Carralli«, and they all at- Davenport| Waahington spent a few Clodfelter and Miss Althea Green tended the _ OSC . and WSC ___ football days here last week with the lat- A tto r n e y A t L a w survey made public this week. in Portland the first of the week. nt the Centenary Wilbur church gamc on Saturday. ters parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. H. The Auxiliary of the Chris in Portland Saturday evening, M o r o a n d Wa«c«> Mr. and Mrs. Sam Stark were Wilson. Schults poet will meet next Wed* October 29. visitors in The Dalles Satuiday. Mrs. Betty Kelly was a dinner Dealer In nesday at the home of Mrs. Theo Mr. and M s. V. B. Eakin were Mr, and Mrs. I. D. Lemley of guest at the J. C. Wilson home dore' Johnston. Weeden, Treaters ^nrsrness visitors in The Dalles Rcsalia«; J^ashington spent la sF Sunday. FILMS. DEVELOPED Sheriff C. C. Wilson has bought Tuesday. Monday apd Tuesday visiting h is1 Ed Dykstra of Condon was a Grass Valley Lutheran church: the Landry house near the one he Art Bibby and Don Smith went brother and family, Mr, and Mrs. brief caller at Kent Wednesday. U sed W eeders 6hr 30th Reformation Day will be new occupies and is getting ready , t 1 / Mrs. Charter Smith of Moro is observed at 11:00 o’clock. We tc^'Asbwood Monday deer hunting Charles L em ley.,,. to move soon. F Y R F Y T E R E Q U IP M E N T Mr. and Mrs. Bert Cox and War- spending several days here with shall hear of the blessings, which, returning without the 4ee^* Mesdames Sidney Barton of through the great church refor- I. D. Pike returned Monday from ren Morgan returned from The her daughter, M:a. John Wilson Yuu pu> only for good pictures Moro, Oregon Phone 454 Berkeley; California, and Louise mier, Doctor Martin Luther, have Hermi3‘.on whe e he has been for Dalles tbe first of last week after while recovering from ‘ a recent MORO PHARMACY Erickson of Spokane, arrived In come upon >us and our children. ........ .. .... ---- . -- ------ rantttttttttttmmm a unn i i nn««» •pending several months there. , tonsilectomy. the past three weeks. Moro, Wednesday to visit R ev. and Let us all attend this special ser Dell Olds, Earl Old. and Bill' K*nt No- 688 beld ita «fc^socc.9oodooaooocoooc2occoroosocoooooeoeoeoooor Mr. and Mrs. Jim Blagg and Mrs. L. H. Mitchelmore. Mrs. vice. Every Sunday afternoon 1:30 Barton, Mrs. Mitchelmore’s aunt, to 2:00 the Lutheran Hour broad daughter Marie went to The Dalles Roth went to Prineville Sunday reKulazL ™eet2"e where E. E. Ge rvara Joined them <ktobcr 22 Wlth « " mem’ left for her home the next day. casts over KAJJB or any large Friday when Marie entered a on a deer hu n tin g trip. They re- ber’ A. soc'»' h°"r w ,s However Mrs. Erickson is planning station on the. coast, a very im hospital for medical treatment. He- turned with a deer. enJ<|5 ’6d ,nd lunch ”‘rved 1»ter- to go with the local people to pressive spd > .'edifying service. mother is staying with her. Nellie Wilson was an all night Merrill next week, and will spend Please listen to it.. You will have Ed A lk y; C. A. Oestreich were , Norton Satur. Eben Kee went to The Dalles s short time with them in their reason to rejoipa, . . . Tuesday to b: ¡ng his wife home goose hunting m the Kent district day. new home. H. H. Fleckenstein, missionary. from a hospital where she has Sunday aoesing home „ with some ( Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Wilaon and , been sinfe last Wednesday recov geeae Mr. and Mrs. Bill Capthers re V", . , children Were dinner guests Sun- ering front injuries received from turned home Wednesday after be The Mfottfort Circle met at the day at the George Wilson home, Grass Valley First «Baptist ing away all summer. Bill has church: 10:00 a . m..Bible school; the fall of a horse. home of Mrs. L. D. May Thursday Mrs w c Helyer M„ Clifford been working for the state. Mr. and Mrs. Bud Coon went to afternoon, , Homecoming Sunday. Come and Ullman and son Duane, Mrs. Dur- Chris Taylor is up from his help us reach our goal of 84 by Zig Zag Saturday to visit their Wayne Darby and Matt Schwen- ward Helyer and son Gordon and hnm*» on the John Day this week Nov. 27th. 11:00 a. m., Morning son and wife, Mr. and Mrs. Florin del of Wasco Wa worked on the ice M’s. Dick Reckman and daughtei visiting with friends. Worship; “Our Church Home ” Be Coon. machine a t Karnes market sever- Margaret were visitors at the J. | C. Wilson home Wednesday after- C. A. Oett eich accompanied by al days last week. Wily Knighten and family re sure and be p'©sent and register. The range of • materials that can be turned home Sunday night from 7.30 p. m.. The Deacons will be in Henry Roth and Bruce -Alley were Among the visitors in The Dalles noon- charge of the opening service. in The Dalles Wednesday where f-om here Monday were Mrs. A. A .‘ Mrs. Clifford Ullman and son Portland where he had been to at w e ld e d is greatly increased. tend a meeting of the executive Service especially for MEN. The Mr. Oestreich attended a Standard Dunlap, Mrs. Arch Cantrall, Mrs. Duane of Redmond spent the last Kendrick Dunlap and Mrs. Airzel week at the W .C. Helyer home bca:d of the American Legion of women are also welcome. 7:30 p. Oil meeting. ’ Mr®- J - c * WUson and ¿«ighUT which he is the member from this m., Thursday; Prayer and Bible Mrs. Wayne Spoor and children U n i t y . i study at the parsonage. iAleo guests » m at the home of ... j . Nellie rseiiie were we:c kumu — district. were visitors in Wamic the first monthly business meeting. Oct. M-. and Mrs. Al Underwood and Ida at Moro Tutaday. Wendell Balsiger was in Port 30 » the first Sunday of the Bap of last week. , daughter Lee of The Dalles were( A crawd of Rent people end Tuesday working on wheat tist Chuch Enlargement Cam Mr. and Mrs. Jim Blagg went to visitors dt the Jack Odell home atipnded the funeral of Bichard oans. paign. Oct. 30th through Nov. 27. The Dalles Thursday to attend the Sunday, and they all went to Buck gcther gt Gragg VaUey Thursday , 1 ’ afternoon. Sather was a former School districts are not liable in It is homecoming Sunday at all wedding of thetr son Jimmie to Hollow fishing. lamagos for injuries sustained by services. Watch for further an- Miss Helen Brock of The Dalles. S. A. Skirving of The Dalle« was Kent resident. pupil who is being transported ’ 11 r t f IU L v^ iT lE T Y t W n Mrs. Harold Eakin entertained a business visitor here Tuesday.’ Mr. and Mrs. Cart Schadewtfca Gerald C. Dryden, Paator. o or from school in a bus operated „ and Mrs. G. L. Barnet were visitors the Grass Valley bridge clu-b at S*m ~ W<-re *t Moro Friday afternoon at the y the district, according to a m i J be home Wednesday afternoon visitors in The Dalles Tucaday.. h<m# of thi fonne„ mother. Mrs. ne bv Attorney General I. H. Van Moro Christian Science Sociefcv: when Mrs. Dell OJcte received high ANTI-LIQUOR LEAGUE’S STATE-WIDE Arch Chambers credit manager Emma Schadewitz, who was 111. Vinlde. • The Sunday morning service will score and Mrs. Don Smith got sec of the Tom-A-Lum Company of Mrs. Barnet remained with her The library board m et Wednes- be held at 11 o’clock and the Wed ond place. Walla Walla was a business calleT mother who was later taken to a ay night and decided to hold a nesday evening meeting which in Mrs. J. H. Wilt accompanied in town Tuesday. - hospital in The Dalles. cludes testimonies of healings, is ard party on the night of Novera- He* daughter, Mrs. Ray Blake of held at 8 o’clock. Tbe reading room The Teachers reception was held er IS. Mrs. C. L. Poley is chair- is located in the rear of the church Moro, to Portland Friday where at the I. O. O. F. hall Friday eve-! lan of the committee. thev virited Mrs. Wilt’s nephew building and has an attendant at ning, sponsored by the Rebekah’s., Elmer Barzee was in John Day the close of each service. The piib- and wife, Mr. and Mrs. Charles games were played and a program he last week. lic is cordially invited to all ser Chick. They returned Sunday. of skits and singing we e the di Old Agu Asilttancu and R elief funds for over George Gratke has been working vices and to make use of the read Mrs. O. H. Bucholtz and Ray version of the evening. Refresh-i $1,000 d a ily to employ Prohi “experts” and pay for » the bank during the absence of ing room. Mathews of Portland visited the - - rnents were served to about sixty cott Fortner who has been tak- dry propaganda at State expense. former’ sister, Miss Anna Sch- five. , . lg a vacation. Moro Community Presbyterian | wartz Wednesday, Ted Peterson went to The Dalles Moro High school students are church:’ Sunday will be an event- , Mr and Mra Herman Schilling Tuesday to 'bring his wife home ■oing to Rufus Friday night to fui de y in the annals of the local Ron Robert and Ted Peterson after several weeks in a hospital. lay a double header volley ball congregation. 11 a. m., durijWj were visitors in The Dalles Satur- Mr. and ¿Us. T. M. Rolf- were fame whifch they expect to be the Bible school hour Mr. R. W .; d l y Mr. Peterson visited his wife S TA TE R E L IE F mong the hardest games of thg, Pinkerton and Mrs. L. H. Mitchel- w^o waR |n a hospital for medical visitors in The Dalles Monday. which dependa for 81% of ita total income from eason. more are spMkin«. -Rerular elwa trMtment. State operated liquor stores which bill would close, m. Ben Taylor of Mitchell was in es will also be in session. nn 11 a. and retail tales of beer and wine which bill prohibita. “ Tbe M rs Glen K ing won high score G \ SCHOÔL NOTES own Thursday on busines.: Cr1si»*For Youth' and Mis« Doris! and Mrs. J. H. Wilt 5'«>nd, when . .a By Delores Simon «4 Jess Landry is improving, slow, Thompson will sinr . solo. 11 s. the Moro Grsss V&1' 7 hr'dge y, from undulant fever which he m .. Jwnlor shd Intermediate C. E. I met wrth Mrs. Roy Powell on Mon- Next Friday, October 28, the j a s had for several weeks. OPPRESSES »PRESSES CITIZENS CITIZEN I girls and the boys will go to Kent; meetings. At the close of the; by unjustifiable personal penalties; indefensible m-o'ning service a congregational where they will .play volley ball. We j meeting will be held for the pur arc all hoping that Grass Valley damage suits for offenses committed by others. pose of passing oh the resignation, will return with flying colors. READ TINS FANTASTIC BILL IN YOU« VOTERS PAMPNLET Xay Gra^bill from Hood River of Mr. Mitchelmote as pastor. This i will be fallowed by a covered d ish ; was. hers, October 18, DEFEAT ITI Sfato Ballot, t-> entertain the students of our dinner in the church basement to Gàngster The budget board of the non- which thfe; church and community school ofl Marimbe-Kylophone. igh achoqd district met Wednes- are invited. 6:46 p. m., High school - Labor Rule The music was beautiful and every t to make levies for the Christian Endeavor group. 7.30; one enjoyed it very much. before jmiaflFyear. Because there is p. m;, Evening service when Mr. A party will be given Wednes ver 88000 on hand the budget Mitchelmore • will diecuas “My day. October 26, tor the winning it ruins a s reduced again this eyar with Apostle.” team in a d ive on volley ball Oregon! lie result that tax payers will be L. H. Mitchelmore, minister. season tickets. The loosing team sked to provide but 84238 for is giving it. ducating and transporting non- WHEREAS GOD in his infinite igh pupils to high schools. w.isdom has seen fit to take from MORO-HI H I-L IT E 8 This budget has been reduced our midst, oil-, brother Richard onsistently for a nurriber of years Sather, the . members of Kent PROGRESSIVE IN By Frank Sayra tar ting at over 810,000 when the Lodge 185 I. O. O. F., hereby ex ID EA S The first weeks tests y e umber of pupils was greater and press tjieir deepest sympathy to C O N SER VA TIV E over 4zith the Sophomores coming he business was not organized, his bereaved .wife, and to his rath out ahead in the class averages ion payment of warrants for a er and mother,, Mr. and Mrs. Louis IN F IN A N C E S with 2.2 poin|>; the freshmen were ew years caused a deficit that had Grthc y It’ 'is ordered this 20th • Sustain civil liberties, nr-xt with O y bringing up the rear o be made up. Since taexs have A av jr.f O rto^er. t h i t a copy of maintain clean, elheient were the Juniors and Seniors in «en paid more regularly of late this resolution be entered on the government. a tie with 2.6. ears there has been a decrease m recbVds tit our Lodge, and a copy • Protect labor in its rights» Last 'Friday night the Moro '•be /sent io the Sherman County he budgets of this board. oppose violence and co«r- teams emerged victorious in both Journal. cion. games with Keent, with large KENT LODGE 185, I. O. O. F. •> Foster Industry and in W. C. Helyer scores. crease employment . more u, bv rmiis’i' •* O'»«*» au i J. E. Norton, Committee. jobe (or workers. FOR SALE: —620 acres in Wal- • Promote better market- ,wa County, Oregon, 425 acres Singing - Noveltle« - Dancing - Entertainment ing of Oregon oroducts ; im- riagted in cultivation, free water iving condi- prove rural living ight, 145 acres pasture, 50 acre» tiona. imber. Wallowa Law, Land. A • Develop and uae Ore- gon’a power In the people a abstract Co., Enterprise, Oregon interest. FOR SALE: »R oaaonjf a rt A;. • Ad.qusts. old irphington chickens; Jerittty alona (or a decent nd four months old calf; 1-lpng carling red bull; 1-long yearling; oan steer; l-y«arling short horn * ittll; C h u n k y black mares, 3-2-1 ear olds: 1-chester white boar; (ik e Smith, Mbro, Oregon. a n d f o r th e g e n e ra l s a tis fa c tio n F or Sale: A small band of sheep, o f tr a d in g w h e r e stocks a re la rg 5 ewe latwlb» and 48 one year <fld r older. Roy Tiller, Grass Val- est a n fl q u a lity g u a ra n te e d th is By. . , ’ ®°-W P4* GEORGE G. UPDEGRAFF A. W. McLEOD FREE New r.iectric Welder . W ith this new ly instal led and m odern W elder w e are able to do an y kind of w elding quick & neat. W E C A N W E L D IT Foss & Co. PROHIBITION BILL Ion-High Board lakes Budget Ww- » NO! BUD RUSSEL’S ORCHESTRA Classified A ds Z E I G L E R ’S 4he Grass Valley Quality Store dt for Groceries that Satisfy Clothes that W ear GOVERNOH (ale Halp Wanted: Reliable Man Vanted io call on .farmers - in tfierman County. No experience capital required. Steady woik., fluke up to 812 a day. Write L. T, yVERLLAND, 4613 S. Jay St„ Ta- K>ina, Wash. o ld a n d re lia b le store m e rits Y o u r A tte n tio n PLACE: Morq, Oregon DATE: Saturday, October 29 PRICE: One Dollar TIM Ei i f- 9:30 to 1:30 — -~
