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About Sherman County journal. (Moro, Or.) 1931-current | View Entire Issue (Dec. 30, 1938)
PAfllfOOt T B B SBBftMAN COUNT«, V JOURNAL, MORO, tor a t t h e home o f Mr. ad Mrs. G rady and th e latter's sister, liiAS stead of allowing farm was bl4û studenti ut J, M. Yocum. P e g g y Osborn cam e from W alla unable t o secure adequate Kenneth Fridley . and wife are Walla. v raercial credit to drift toward re .T IO N spending this week from their Mr and M„ D e H a v w o f The leaf rolls, FSA deeks get them a n d O d d -F e llo w s fiE H IN D E N R O L U M 8 T home in Canby, and visiting his Dalles visited Sunday at the back 09 their feet se that they parents here. , George Moon home and with 'Mr. can become Independent, self sus p o w ts in d ivid u als gad taining . « n its in the social and Maud Akers spent Sunday in and Mrs. Ed Moon and family, H o ld P a r t y Moro at the home of Mr, and Mrs. Mr and Mm Wn^ Htilitz \ o f economic life In the community.” I 'this sum , w o x i m a t o l y I4W/XX1 _ __ __________ __ with her Duffy explained that agreements I Lloyd Hennagin and kbStBf. Portland spent .Sunday 1 an n u ally is sp en t fo r tb s im prove Wednesday e v e n in g Rebekahs Miss Florence Armsworthy of parenta and .Miss Norma. . being reached with medical socie- • m ent < p H M H to m B m y b a sb to •■Bum er and Odd-Fellows entertained their] Eugene is home on^ her Mr. and Mrs. Hal Shelton of ties provide: eefcWFNIATI«« placuff « f tbh ftiport d irest v«catkm and Mr^and Mr«. Illinsr«- ' Riye. 0>me gun(J 1. Loans to FSA borrowers p ro-. •«JWS.MS friends and families. Program - o 4 H rvtos tq th e agricu ltu ral indus worth of The Dalles were home viding funds in advance for' pne features were presented with Ina at the Ed McKee home. tr y b y O regon dto.to eo llo g s, w hich year of medical, dental and boa-! Jones and Mhrjory Bradley giving guests of the latter’s parents this iMacs. Pearl Butler visited in , i f described a a ’V ttb o d t dedbt th e a vocal dot with Florence Thomp-; weel£ pital services for that family in] Margaret Leff Leff Me- Members m o st sig n a l to W ise m stito tio n in son accompanist; Margaret — - of the Cannili family u .POT«^?d Rntler with her ,i<rter> Mi” Cel' event the fam ily does not have' development __j Ur qimnvin« a miwieal here for Christmas and returning nuuer the cash on hand. thia a r s a .” duet* Mrs Leo Watkins sane. were Mies LaVsne Cannell of Miss Effie Andrews was a holi- 2. That the amount the borrower tow,OOS Carda were nlaved afterward with Geyeserville, Cal., and Mr. and day guest of her mother, Mrs. Guy is to spend for medical care for a I of* th e U n i- weir. Mrs Watkins and Owen Barnett, Mrs. Ed Huntley of Sherwood. Andrews at the home of Effie’s the t.MO.OW S L T ’S * Mr,. Homer Dixon and brother in law and aiater. Mr. given period will be on an agreed and schedule based on the ability of Refreshments were served before1 famliy v“ ,ted Portland over and Mrs. Wade Hull. joco ship to organ- the family to pay. H i . > iF y the holidays. Mrs. Estfelle Hailey spent a S. That funds set aside for com the evening was over. 1 «1 A,Tft HN m * t VAhN Mr. Ardyth Cochran left for number of »days in Portland visit pensation of doctors shall he paid MtlN'UM B t f N N M M B lt N N IU M R ÍE N N I UM B lC N N tU M Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Morehouse Portland to spend the holidays with w tr -is to iM B -iR S O IMI-IVSt mi-ISM IW 6-IR M N B T - vfcc fe» tb, laJWWit Mr tk« ing her father, Henry Ford. at the beginning of the operating were dinner guests Sunday of the . . , ,, B « * < * ” » period, placed in the hands of a Joe Demmick was out. of town latter’s mother, Mrs. Fred Curtis j Mr. and Mrs. W m . McKean ot © M M K M R n R l¥ tP » iW I Tg ( T A t t ' t « ( ■ ( • < ! . F«M « « M N A - t e W H itt «O r N A tto d spending Christmas day in Port trustee and put in a common fund and Mr. Curtis. 'Mass Hazel La n R C W ittC M T l ANNUAL tN A O LLN C N T f M TM t BlK sNIUW • NM M AAR „ . «.^¡P ortland were guests at the home land. rne rvtnyn o i sn e norm al onoois with local physicians being paid as MAAIONA AT U N W C A A itv , « T A T t C OL.LA A C . H « * « H S C H g g l. A M » M .M E . FoUette who has been spending of Mr. an<j Mrs. R. H . McKean T N N t ( NORMAL tCMOOLA r . to w a r d ato' they sdbmit their statements for Mr. and Mrs. Joe Mee are the her holiday vacation with her1 Sunday — -------------~ of e y e y parents of a baby girl born on services at the first mother, Mrs. Curtis, was among Although the present total enrollments for the six iastitt Fred Fortner and daughter Wini Monday the 26th. She has been ‘ month. pr Cregee system c i higher education exceed th e . the guests Christmas day. fred motored to Portland where „„?4.’That every family have free pc?, c . 1929 by 17 per cent, state np;>roprlagans for the s a ffw r t Mrs. Orville Yocum was hostess they spent the week visiting named Dorothy Mae and she weigh ed nine pounds at birth. Mrs. choice of phycivians. lilginr e ducation rr? aettuJy n tirly $1,000.090, or 15 per cent, batow to members of the Tuesday after relatives. “Preliminary negotiations and Burnet » helping the Mee family. far t’n 1*' ir i; report to the gov -nor shows, noon study • club. A Christmas A number of young people were agreement on the general princi f i s f ' c n ’: a i l r t ita V r - 1 , 0 0 0 , bes increased qg «.«OiRF program was given consisting of, ¡n attendance at the rance Satur- ples of the plan have been com Ci «xui, it. Cvj /¿arc. a reading by Mrs. Archie Goason, day eveninr Grass Valley. witt Still bo pleted with the officers of the fo r Christmas carols by the club and Hazel LaFollette, Kenneth Wilde, The state wide service render- provement has been m ads in totf- Oregon and Washington State s é k W far toatt below special music by Patricia Yocum Darlene Rust and lMr. and Mrs Medical ¡Societies.— The medical over y e a n b y the struction and service. 4. W e esri£- ttotet of maitta, w I mb esatbined ar.d Dana Jean McMillen at the Eldon Neesham. pto cent care program should get under aix institutions under the direction both bi the aggregate and l4f piano. Christmas gifts were drawn Lee Dehler and Joe were Christ- Plans of the Farm Security ad- , . 1^1 <•«. . neW ye*:? 3 uffy of the Oregon SU te system of „udent,. has beeo reU tiw ly 6«. -* -U r' 'i Two guests, Mrs. E. Weld and maR of their mother at Mt. ministration for medical care of «»><1. ^Several services, based on higher education is emphasized by 5 The trend of nrlm in istin llio ' " ' " Mrs. Emil Anderson were present Angel ^ h county medical Chancellor F. M. Hunter in his COfets has been relgtivaly down- B i t W a ft fe r r o lf # T s m f e a r It and two members were presented, Migs Joy and Mi„ Myr. low-income farmers in Oregon, Idaho and Washington, now being societies have been m operation biennial report, just submitted to ward . Mrs. Clyde Fridley and 'Mrs. Ed tle Jensen of Portland spent Sun- Tamswr (tooktoig a a t < th e w to- worked out with state and county; [n Ida^o during the past year, the board and through it to the THp vouth u . „ „, . , ' day with Joy’s parents, Mr. and medical societies, are not to be Negotiations with the Idaho State governor and legislature . e U h f..?* 2' dow —O h , Mummy» » m ator car Mr. and Mrs .Ed Wallace left Mra H A White rnnfPNPH with with ^ u n « u > ’ “state” Medical Societies. The medical major responsibility of any system jo a t q g o t by M g ga a b a m ! confused “socialized’’ Medical Societies. The medical for Portland and visited her moth Chancellor Hunter develops the < f higher education, the report Miss Young spent the holidays medicine, but are based op simple M oth err-T om m y, w b g ’ do you under way shortly.” erand then to Salem where they st her home in Junction City and said the program is in no following five facts in his report: points out, and m tha lart twe s y g i s y p t s to terribly?, T v a told visited going from there to Wash- Miss Sylvester at Odell with her propayment of medical, dental and - - Duffy — v» ,pa s the institutions have caraff you fo r ty m illion tim es about th a t hospital services with the aid of w a .v subsidization of medicine as 1* Unification among the institu- ougal, Washington for Christmas? parer¥ts loins Vre made o ily * U F S a " f i m ti®n‘ thT *U te hl* her fcr the enrolInwBt to HN- huibit o f yo u rs, and It daesn*t do FSA loans, Walter A. Duffy, reg- **» . C'°‘Ì ie* *"d _ A Urge family gathering was fnmiKes not hsving sufficient cesh •d’* * 410" k“ "“ d* deflnit. pro- tory. In 1938 enrollment exceed- a b it o f good. __ \ [ director, Portland, announced. ter, BelU. visited here from Olym- ¡„ „tendance Sunday at the home inal “Good henlth is even more nee- «veil.ble and repayment in l u l l of * V ‘1’^ " / ^ “ '°’* pia having dinner Sunday with of Mr and o t i, Mr essary to economic, rehabilitation « c h loan is expected. ^ri.in “ tL. . 1 , J i ‘ ’ ‘»dents, or 17 per « 1 Read fbv alk to the Journal Mr. and Mra. Didbert Johnson. and Mr, B w Guy and chndren. than approved farm and home' ----- prtomg the system. 3. N o M le ,m- The me:ease over 1933 enrollm -A Other guests inouded Mr end Mr, Mr >nd Mr, , F Royce, Mr and Wm. Cloth!er and daughter, Mrs. j , rs u oyd Royce and from out plans for the 12,000 financially Sarah J3talcup,M is» Frances Gore- of town Mra Jennie Young of handicapped farm families who line, Mrs. Augusta Huckin and The Dalles, Mr. and Mrs. C. H. have been assisted by rehabilita tion loans for necessary operating daughter, Christine. , i ^/ vva I apw I am ,! R p i-f Pppr TErSKStos Gorsline left Wed- ¡ 7 ^ Bert-Deer goods and* codperath/? facilities in ? 7 day f0Fi ^ rtland t0 return af- (Menders of the Mary Elisabeth this region,” Duffy said. “In- W a s c o R e b e k a h s 'J SUPPORT LAOS VAR « SU CSN T seto* TM S «M S Lz_- » ,0 0 0 t« « T C * P P » 0 P » t » T lO « g Fanners May Now MT m Have Medical Aid \ ’u ii ^ y 8-« U n n h to tho®e 7*»° helped donate so generously with Chnstma« cheer for the needy. w 17 CatK r; ne Fridley, Marvin Thomas and Mrs. u-lfl. Sunday school class met with Mrs. Aikers Wednesday and held an interesting business meeting, M„ Herry Van Gilder read a chapter from ««The Man Who Was Not Known.” Miss Gertrude Cannel J favored with a piano selec tee w*»- r S T h ^ unday at tion The hostess assisted by Mra. I f 1, . _ , Gosson and Mrs. 6wen Barnett “ “ J “ * * ' Thomas of Portlaml , (rved dainty re, reshmcnt!. • •pent M onday here at the family Mr >nd Mr, Lloyd Royce ,eft nr . , . __- . aelderfer - w a s here Salmon where he S K I * , "»rket of, wnieh Heriiert Kuehnhausen it is owner. Guests at the S. J. Brock home were Beverly and Shirley Yocum of Heppner. Mrs. Brock’s siVter, Mrs. J. F. Hunt and ¡Mr. Hunt, Clinton Brock, of Ogden, Utah and Mr. and Mrs. B. H. Banta and Donnie of Vernonia. Joe Yocum was a holiday visi-» fr o L ^ t ,« w Lester Johnson LAWYER WASCO MORC for Odell Wednesday to spend the w eek Ti, iti the la tte r -a aim t Mrs ^ ^ ¡ 0 . A famiIy dinnel. was enjoyedH „ the Cecj, Field> Sunday. Present were Mr. and Mrs. Tracy Fields, Mr. and Mrs. R. Dingle and Mrs. Eliza Dingle. Mr. an^i Mrs. Art Barzee visited her daughter, Mrs. Earl Loomis at Fossil. To the Bruce G'ady home Sun day came Mr. and Mrs. C. K. Mcore of Goldendale and Miss Nora Grady. From Spokne Nyal Grady and Mr. and Mts. Edward WASCO MARKET ««£>> Groceries— M eats— Fresh F ru its and Vegetables in Season Your Patronage Appreciated H a p p y N e w Year Buy SOUR nEXT ,i t* .. to a ll o f o u r r e a d e r s nuTomoBiii the £ow Cash •toa» T h e First N a t i o n a l B a n k 's fr o m The Sherman County Journal uinu Cash Buyer and an d to m ak e it hap pier P la n , in a d d it io n to g iv in g y o u th e lo w e s t fin a n c in g c o s ts , e n a b l e s y o u to m a k e a C A S H d e a l. **“Í C * ± 1« m o re prosperous w a tc h the adver- Here s what you do: SEE THE FIRST RRTIOnSL 3RRN tism ents each w eek, for in th e n t Any B ranch 2 « SELECT VOIIR ERR...neui or med the m erch an ts r tell of b arg ain s in Under three years old 3« PBV IR 5 H .../o w supply one-third i O’MEARA Supply & Imp. Co Jaba D eere , Caterpillar •Mwfcatwaj the price in trade-in or cash; we tend you the balance required to , pay for both car and insurance. b u y in g tfiat will save you m oney.. . . You need not be^ a depositor to borrow from this bank ofo 4 2 . £ ta n c k d ji <*• FIRST MRTIONRIi BURR A - A ' _A , .... •7— GATERPILUR • m A t J’ ’ ) A I I
