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Moro Boys Leave
For Chicago To
Get New Car
E. H^_ (Bud) Atnidon and 0
Doama left Thursday for Pendle
ton to board the streamliner en-
oute to Chicago. The boys wttl
go from there to Detroit to get a
iuw Plymouth for Bud, and visit
with relatives at .Mr. Amidon' fn
Michigan for a time 'before jour
neying on to New York to take in
the big city. They expect to go
south from there and travel the
southern route home stopping in
San F-ancisco for the World’s
Fair. The trip is to consume five
or six weeks or as Twin says
“until our money is gone.”
Balfour H .-Bourhill, formerly
of Moro was issued o license in
Vancouver, to wed Catherine V
Sh;r.kle of Portland.
Mr. and Mrs. J. N. Landry and
son Arnold, leit f6r Pendleton
Tuesday for a few days visit.
Walter May and wife left Sun
day for Portland for a little rest
from the store work.
iMiesdames LeRoy Whight and
Me’ rill Oveson entertained today
with dessert luncheon and bridge,’
honoring Mrs. Joe Belanger, who
recently moved, with her husband,
to Moro from Heppner.
Ariel and Erma Morgan took
Thelma Morgan to Portland Fri
day, where she has employment
in a . restaurant. They ~ returned’
Sunday, bringing Helen Bagnell,
of Farmington, with them for a
weeks visit here.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bullard
purchased the Nahouse p"operty
in Moro last Thursday.
Wo’th Evans was in Moro the
first of the week from The Dalles
looking over the situation for
spring work.
Tom Stephens arrived in Mo'o
from Portland Tuesay to spend a
few days with old friends.
Mrs. * R. G. Cunliff entertained
a number o f friends Friday
showering Mias Marjorie Blake
who is to be married February 4
"t *he home of- he- parents, to
Scott Fortner, nov* of Hood River.
Arthur Bucholtz in partnership
with
t Galley, bought out M<c-
Eldowney Bros., wholesale jobbers
for Craft cheese, tobaccos, meats,
candy bars, etc., located in Arling
ton. and formerly owned by Bar
ney Holman. M . Galley will run
the truck for the territory which
covers the John ' D a # *Hepprier-‘
Hermwlton, Sherman and Dalles-'
California runs.
Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Moore were
in The Dalles Tuesday getting
their ca- overhauled and to dc
some shopping.
Mrs. Lois Barzee entertained
the junior bridge club at home
Thursady afternoon.
Mr. and M s. Mark Henkle left
for Corvallis Thursday morning
to attend the fune al of Mrs.
Henkle’s foster mother.
Mrs.» Joe Peters entertained
the Past Noble Grand club at he
hr me Thursday.
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Mrs. Lew Thomas returned from
Hood River after spending a week
or ten days the-e.
Mr. and Mrs. Wendell Balsiger
went to Portland Friday on a -busi
ness and buying trip for the Mo c
Grain Growers .Association.
Mrs. Arthur Buholtz ente tain-
ed members of her-*bridge club
Friday evening, two tables were
in play.—
Miss Eunice Law. erice and Mrs.
Walter Ruggles accompanied Ver
non Flatt to Portland Sunday, re
turning Tuesday.
The President’s ball will be held
in the Moro Legion hall Friday.
January 27, under the sponso ship
of the Sherman County Health
Association. Mobley’s orchestra
will furnish the music.
The Senior Christian Endeavor
is planning a p ogram for the
church hour Sunday which will in
clude a radio sermon.
Ted Thompson. is in Morrow
eour*y this week helping Dr. Tay
lor teat cattle for Bangs disease
and tudbrculosis.
Cleo Barnum and Marcus Esling-
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in Po.tland
and Hillsboro from Tuesday to |jF 2S S V H l l C V
Monday.
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Woman’s clufb Friday awarded L i S f f ' O H S I F t S iVlCCt
prizes to Mrs. A. H. Be tium, high;
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m i s . ineo. Jonnaion, low, for 5 0 0 . t l p i l
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Mr and Mia. Bill Rooper of An
free from tratte deaths after hav-
telope were visitors here Thurs
perfect eeven years record
day.
broken by tw<o fatalities during
Mrs. J. H. Wilt and Mrs. Estel
1917. Police said accidents with
Hartley went ta Portland Satur
in the c ity ’dropped nearly six per
Thr Grass Valley high school is cent during the year.
day accompanied by Mrs. Jerry
o~ri',:ngr “Campus Quarantine”
Cunliff and Mrs. Ray Blake of
Eugene police reported a 36 per
a
con;
iy in three acts, Saturday,
Moro, on a shopping trip.
cent decline in accidents during
The Rebekah plays to be given J '”;ary 21’ in
citY auditorium,
1938 as compared with 4937, al-
inuary
28,
will
be
open
to)
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place in a Uni'
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Mr’ - ■*>>" Kenny received •_ The American Legion met a.-*!*™ • 5 ? “
verslty”'se'rorlt^'on" a Saturday ‘ thou»^ th,r‘ were tw0
the door prize.
The prize, were the home of Matt simon Thu>d
the piA lr no charges
night. Confusion and complies- ,n each year*
a whole cake for high and a piece evening with fifteen present. The „ i * L “ d, M’2 U 5 “” S
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of cake for low.
. j A(lx,,lary met the , . me evening Saturday for Medford to v i.lt hie tion set in when one of the g irls’
is stricken with smallpox and the
School boy patrols in Tillamook
Mrs. Margaret Pee-'z la ill and at the home of Mrs. A. A. Dunlap, l ° n i" d Wlfe-
an<i Mrs' Curt«
house is quarantined
are cooperating with the police in
will be confined at her home for' with fifteen present. The evening “ “Tt’ enI'oute
California to visit
The cast of characters are as
motorist, from driv-
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K another ’ son
and wife “ Mr.
a - few
days. ...................................
Mgs Mae Moore ia was »pent in playing bridge, 500
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r- and #<di ” . ~ « . ^ . “ ^ 7 . b" g " ” ¡ng th ough occupied pedestrian
m the aasesso a office during Mrs. and Chinese Checkers
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Mrs* Hadley Stark.
j follows. Gloria Smith, K am a
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Mr. and Mrs. Fred Cox spent Jamma Sorority girl, Louise Roth; •—
Peetz’
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Buker • of
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H. H. White will have to relin Post were pue,is of M and Mrs. « » we«k_end in Portland and Van-
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quish his job as night watchman R A. Oldsi Sunday night.
at the CCC camp on account of
age
He has recommended Phil Ha, Washington is in this vicinity
Mrs. T°m Alley, Mrs. Ed Alley, iio o-TTv"’
A ttorn ey At Law
R uggles'for the position, who isHsmjng pianos.
Mr?. Herman Schilling and Mrs. n .v nr-v
Uo'rrpr
expected to receive the appoint-' Mr. and Mrs. Alton Olds of J- S. Newcomb attended the card .
QimM'
men., according to reports.
| Heppner, visited reiative. her. P ortyat,M ore Satu-d.y given by
Dunn’ T n T r ie M a " t S
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M o ro a n d W a sc o
Mrs. Cha lie Wilson and chil-: Sunday.
the Woman s club.
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drer. »pent from Saiturdav to Tues-1 Mr. and Mrs. Art Bibby and
Lester Smith was in Wasco Harry Young; Gordon Dunn, who
day visiting with relatives at Mrs. Frances B5bby left Monday several days having dental work ioves to mana’ge things, Bill Bail;
! afternoon for Portland to visit done.
Rufus.
Ronald Steele, his pal, Bilí Todd;
Mr. and Mrs. A. S. Johneon'
an<^ 10 «hop a few days.
Bruce Alley left Wednesday for Elliott Maxim, who has a flair for
Visited with the Pluemkee’s la.it
d a n c e s Bwfey went on , to Medford for an examination to theatricals, Olan Stark;
Finley
Sunday.
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jd « t her brother for certify for a position a t ' Crater Carruthers, his room mate, Gene
' several weeks.
Lake National Park.
Reynolds; Howard Ross, from a
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and Mrs- Delvin Dean and rival school, Warren Morgan.
Most recent Oregon town to be- Xhere °Mr<<e T a J up V
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come interested in the o ganiza-
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visited with Hans Keopke Sunday.
Corvallis and Eugene were a-
tion of a community safety coun-
"°n>it*l to have her tonsils
benfit dance for Renry
mong Oregon cities whose police
cil is Molalla, where C. G. Rue, rP™ovef1’
Saturday night netted about $40. department reported a decline in
f . merly a member of the Silver- „
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A.Iey and Ea- 1
yea,
lanes without stopping. The pa
trols note the license numbers of
offending drivers and report theae
numbers to the police who then
communicate with the d rives and
warn against a repetition of their
act. Thia plan was introduced at
Tillamook by the newly organised
community safety council, one of
22 which have been-formed un
der the direction of Secretary of
State Earl Snell in this state.
A. W. M cLEO D
Dealer In
Calkin« W eeders, Treaters
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Used Weeders
F Y R F Y T E R E Q U IP M E N T
M oro, Oregon
Phone
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ten council arranged an organ«-
zation meeting. Familiar with the
activities
and achievements
of the
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S'lverto" group. Rue interested
a number of Molalla citizens in
forming a group there.
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den were visitors in The Dalles
Hartley took Coach Jewell and
the basket ball teams to The
on Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Don "Smith were Dalles where they played St.
vjsjtor9 Thursd
Mr, Marya. The first string were
smlth hgvi
som<, denta, work victorious but the second string
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met with defeat.
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Mrs. J. H. Wilt was a visitor at
the home of her daughter Mrs.
Most girls nowadays are live
Publication of the 1939 edition R„v B], ke Thur9day
wires
on account of they
carry
of Oregon T affic Accident Facts
Mr >nd Mrs Luke Bi5b
of
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is scheduled soon by Secretary ot „
were
at the home Poetically no insulation
State Earl Snell, and a supplies of Mr and Mrs Art Bibby Satu-.
of copies will
Will be sent to all safety dav and Sunday. Stephen and
councils in the elate, as wall as Janice Bw>y :eturned home with
.0 schools newspapers and inter- th(,m for , ev(,raI days vjsit
ested mdividuala and groups. New , The Book W()I,m dub met at tbe
information and localized statis- bome
M„ ,A den s ujre Tburi.
tics will be included.
1 day evening with eleven members
Special Sunday Dinner
present. Mrs. Ted Ball gave a
book report on ‘‘Sailor On H orse-!
50c and 60c
back” bv Irving Stone. Refresh-'
ments followed.
' Week Days—Lunches 25c35c & 50c
Mrs. Jack O’Dell received h ig h , SaIad and Sandwich Dinner8
score and Mrs. Dean Olds receiv-
50c and 60c
________ _____ _______ _______ ed guest prize when Mrs. Dell
Christian Science church- «e - 01djt entertained the Grass Valley; ¡y
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vices are held every Sunday morn hrtdge club at her home Wednes-;
ir.g at eleven o’clock and on W ed-.day afternoon.
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nevday evening at eight o’clock.!
t and Mrs. Charles Baker and.
The reading room in the rea ot T. M. Rolfe were visitors in The
’ Friday and Saturday, Jan. 20 - 21 Sunday and Monday, Jan. 22 - 23
;he church building has an atten Dalles Tuesday.
Ge-aid Dryden left Monday for I
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dants after each service. The pub
Doub,e FeMu" Pr°in«"'
I Alice Faye _ Tony Marth.
lic is invited to attend.the church Salem to attend the Ministerial
, Roy Rogers and Smiley Burnette
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services and to make use of the Association.
The Methodist and Baptist
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reading room.
churches are putting in govern-
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rt*illy ? Ir C Iie 3110 H I3 TV
1 ment toilets. Several will be in-
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First Baptist church of Grass stalled at the City Park next: KlIlV th e IvfQ Retlirr S
Valley: 10 a. m. Bible school. Come week.
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Fred Allen,
Jimmy Durante
snd grow with us. 1 1a. in. Morn-''! The city started to rock some
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Joan Davis,
Marjorie Weaver
ing Worship. Second in the ser- j of the side streets this week,
NOTICE
ies on I Thessalonians “Christian | Jake Eslinger went to Ellens-
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Sci vice in the Light of the Second . burg, Washington Friday on busi-
‘‘This Saturday night only”
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Coming of Christ.” 7:30 p. m. Eve- • hess and to visit relatives, r
In cooperating with the high
with
ning Fireside Hou , with a varie- * ing Saturday.
school—»box office will open at 8:00
tv program and talk on “A Bible | Jim Blagg and son Ivan went Richard Arlin,
Beverly Roberts; p. m. Show «tarts promptly at
Fireside.” 7.30 p. m. Thursday: . to The Dalles Monday, when his
Lyle Talbot
8:15.
Prayer and Bible study. Regular son Gerald was to undergo an ap-
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business meeting. 2:30 p. m. Tues endectomy.
day, Woman’s Missionary Meet
Grover Young and son Clarence
ing at the home of Mrs. Wallace and C. W. Fields were visitors in
May.
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The Dalles Tuesday.
G. C. Dryden, Pastor.
Mr. and Mrs. B. Rooper and
M o ro
P an, in ad dition to giving you the lowest
Financing costs, e n a b le s yo u to m a k e
H o te l
of the Yukon’
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The First N a tio n a l Bank’s Cash Buyer
a CASH deal. Here s what you do:
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RRV C i 5 H . . . / o u supply one-third
G rass V alley T h eater
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the price in trade-in or cash; wo
lend you the balance required to
pay for both car and insurance. -- ' '
Tou n ted not bt a depotitor to botro» from tfiii bank .
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vie for Groceries that Satisfy
Clothes that W ear
a n d f o r t h e g e n e r a l e a t is f a c t ic r
o f tr a d in g w h e i e s t o c k s a r e la r g
e s t a n d q u a l i t y g u a r a n t e e d t h is
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FOSS
CEDAR POSTS— Not tooth picks
for sale, 6c to 10c 14 miles South
of Hood River, yarded on highway.
Also 16 inch, 4 foot, and mill wood.
W i n t e r “ Just a ro u n d th e cc r n e i ”
Fence boxing lumber. M aurice S.
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Walson, Parkdale, Ore. Phone
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P r e s t o n e y o u r ip d ia to r
FOR SALE: Dressed hogs. Vera
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Hetirichs. 27F44.
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TAKEN UP: One sorrel filly, bald
W IN T E R L U B R IC A T IO N
face, stocking feet, wt. about
F o r v o u r tra n s m is tio n an d d iffe r e n tia l
1600 k b s.O n e black, bald face,
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one white foot, wt. aibout ,1500
Tbs. No visible brands. Inquire
a>t Journal. Office. Ralph Eakin
C H E C K : T ire.«, B a tte ry ,. Ig n itio n , L ig h ts ,
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E-STRAYED from my ranch at
H e a te r , D e fr o s te r , i ___ _____ ________ _
Kent, 1 Bay saddle mare, wit.
1300.
Anyone knowing . the
where abouts of this mare please
S ig n in g o f f f c r w in t e r d r i v i r g
notify J. L. Davis.
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RELIABLE MAN wanted to call
on farmers In Sherman County.
No experience or capital re-
• quired. Steady work. Make up
to $12 a day. Furst & Thomas,
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Power Fanning Entertainment
W ednesday, Jan u ary 2 5
FREE
L egion H all
A Party for You and Your Neighbors
MllSiC
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Talks
Lunch
By H arvester W ranglers
FREE
(in person)
Commander Gatti and the Jungle Yachts, A trip through gold
fields of Alaska, Oregon scenes, Pictures taken in Sherman Co.
Shorter
Free
M ore E ntertaining
T h an Ever B efore
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TALKS • FREE LUNCH
DEMONSTRATIONS
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