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Moro Community
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Mr. and Mrs. Trum an Strong
, and Mr. and Mra. Francis W a.k in s
expect to go to Recttxond Sunday
to celebrate the uirtuu^y off C. A.
Rasch, fath er of Mrs. Strong, and
of Mra. W atkins, daughter* <jf the
Strongs. , W. H cnRasch/ brother
, of Mrs. Strong, and hifl Wife will
also be present from Tacoma.
Ernest R. Fatland, speaker of
the recent legislative assem bly,
was here Sunday while on his way
the desk force m aking up the house
“ journal which gives the record of
the assembly..
LeRoy W right and other coun
ty •igents in this section of the
state left Thursday morning for
Union where they will spend the
next two day s'd iscu ssin g '‘l i v e
stock M anagement” with profes
sors from the state oollege and
livestock feeders of the territory.
Clyde Kiddle, state m anager fcr
crop insurance in Oregeq was here
Tuesday for the purpose of work
ing out rates to ibe charged on the
1940 crop. He reports th at the
rate r will be considerable smaller
for the coming year because of the
experience obtained in 1939.
•> - Nancy M orris, director of the
Ovegonian Homb Institute, Will be
here Friday afternoon to speak
tcfo re the W oman’s club meeting
Of th at day. ‘ Club- members from
Grass Valley and Wasco have been
invited to the m eeting to ^ear
Miss Morris.
Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Elmes left
Wednesday for Eugene where they
will visit with her parents for the
rem ainder of the week.
How many remember when the
slogan of Sherman county was
“Sherm an is the biggest ” little
county in the wide wide world,”
and when it was blazoned . on
envelopes and letter heads along
with a picture of Vast piles of
wheat and an eight mole teani. It
was in 1909 and 1910 as has been
recalled by an envelope brought
t> this office by Mei Schadewitz
who found it in some of the papers
of his family.
A, M. W right and C. R. Belshee
drove to Hood River Wednesday.
Mrs. Augusta Huckin entertain
ed the Moro Past M atrons of the
E astern S tar Tuesday night at
s ven o’clock.
Mr. and Mrs. Wily Knighton
were in Hood River MondajtViight
to attend a m eeting of the Legion
and Auxiliary there.
Plowing is getting to be nearly
a completed job around this part
cf the county as the season pro
gresses without rain and farm
ers fear to plow land th at is too
dry.
Elmer Hansen and wife . and
small daughter, Sally, were heie
Sunday from Goldendale to visit
Mrs. Kate Hansen. Ovc Hansen
and wife of Wasco were also here
for the day.
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Mr. and Mrs. Ray Siegenthaler
and Mrs. Siege nthaler, sr., were
here from Portland last Sunday
to visit with Mr. and Mrs. C. J.
Thompson.
Mrs. • Avery M artin and chil
dren of Portland are visiting here
w ith her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
C. R. Bel shoe.
Betty Jean Vintin of The Dalle3
wn* here Sunday to visit with
Mis? Helen Morrison.
Glen Fischer and fam ily retu rn
ed to Molalla Wednesday a fte r
finishing spring work on bus place
e$st of. town.
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Mrs. Marion McKee was iti
Hood River last Friday and S at
urday to visit her father, J. N.
Stevenson,
returning
Saturday
night.
Vernon Williams, eciitor of the
Oregon Democrat, and John W.
Kelly were he*re Monday night
while making a trip through east
ern Oregon.
Frank Sayrs, who attended the
music contest for northw est bane!
»oloists at Tacoma, won sixth
place out of a field of sixteen tuba
’ players. ;
Mias June Saunders spent the
se e k end a t the M artin Melzcr
home coming up from The Dalles.
H. W. Champneys was in P ort
land the fore p a rt of the week to
attend a hearing about income tax
m a tte r pertaining to the Bank of
Commerce.
M r dp *1 Mr?. O"s W orkman an;’
Hosiery runs repaired? Bart»”
Brown Shoe Store - The Dalles.
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-8HKRMAN COUNTY JOURNAL MORO, OREOON
FOR SALE: Kohler Lighting
Plant, good as new. $400.00.
Chas. S. Fnlton, Wasco _21-23
F O R 'S A L E : 1 Registered H ere
ford Bull, Domino breeding, age
• 3 years. August Wassenrtiiller,
Grass Valley.
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FOR
500
coal
ler,
SALE: M ontgomery-W aid
size chick brooder, bum s
or briquets. W. A. Med-
9F22, Wasco.
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FOR SALE: Milk Cows. T. B. and
Bangs disease tested. Garden
Hall - 7 miles east of Grass
21-22-23
Valley.
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*•*» . » “< ? fa»* t u p f t . <i?»<ytvT
daughter buvv moved to the • Id
off, sir?
ternoon. . A wedding dinner was | McGlasson and Nellie Wilson,
Workman place on the John Day
i served at the Vacey home T u es-'
' T wq one-act plays will be * Grumbler—Gh, about half
and have rent id their pi ice in
day evening, the two couples ' presented at the Kent school audi- inch.—Glasgow ICitixen.
town to Mr. and Mrs. E. J.
moteving back to 'Bend later in * torium Tuesday evening, April 11.
Beishaw.
the »v rung. The Greggs are for- Musk by the school (band.
. The county typing content will
me- Kent r e s i d e n t s . ------------------------
be held next Wednesday, April 12.
C W. Howell was * a business A MILE TOO LONG!
Pidncipals of the Sherman coun
v.s! or in The Dalles Tuesday.
Grumbler—Why, the sleeves of
ty high schools met here Tuesday
ML? Lillian Schassen of The
this
coat are a mile too long.
night for the purpose of making
A party was given by Mr. and j A num ber of Kent farm ers are Dalles was looking after her farm
plans for the coming music festi
Tailor—How
much shall I take
ing interests here last Wednes
val, the band day, the field meet Mrs. Amandus von Borstel at the reseeding their fall sown Federa- day.
and the declamatory
contest. home of Mr. and Mrs. Vein Mcb- ; tion wheat the past few days,
Bobby Rollins and Edith Gregg
Grass Valley will be the scene of ley near Kent Sunday. Guesta in due to it dying out entirely, after
of Bend were dinner guests here
cluded Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Dunlap, looking good two weeks ago.
these events this year.
UdrjMJ fijifford Ullmann and son a t the Grace Gregg home Sunday.
Mrs. Otis Baker has b.an ill ami daughter Anita, Mr. and Mrs.
Arch
Cantrall
and
sons,
Mr.
and
Dwane
of Redmond and Jesse Hel- They were accompanied home by
with ntiritis fcr the past week.
i the la tte r’s m other, Eva Gregg,
Melvin Baker left Monday for Mrs. Kendrick Dunlap all.l of yer were dinner guests a t the W.
Auspice Three Links Club
j who had spent a week here with
Gras«
Valley
and
Mr.
and
Mrs.
C.
Helyer
home
Bunday.
Heppner to enter the CCC camp
Grass Valley, Oregon
her
sister.
Mr. Mid Mrs. J. E. Norton and
•.here, his mother and Fred Ruck- Paul Wilson and daughters, Mr.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J
.
H.
Wilson
and
man taking him to the Morrow and Mrs. Gus Keopkc, George daughters Geraldine and Carol and
W itter, Mr. and, Mrs. Ted von Bur sons Rosa, Eugene and Cecil were grandson Kenneth were dinner
S a tu r d a y , A p ril 8
county camp.
•Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Ragsdale st el and fam ily and Frank von dinner guests a t the R /P . Barnet guests a t the J. S. F ritts home
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Sunday.
home Sunday.
and son, H arry, were here-W ed Borstel all of Kent.,
Music by The Dalles Swing Club
Mr. and Mrs> Millard Tomson
Mr.-, and Mrs. Jchn Wilson
Mr. and Mrs. Glen King and
nesday from The Dalles rem aining
until evening in order to attend son Donnie left for California to motor > to Portland Bunday with and Ruby Wilson of Antelope
Admission
visitors at Kent Sunday.
i attend the W orld’s F air a t San a load of hogs for the m arket.
the meeting of the church.
6 0 0 ROOMS • -SENSIBLE RATES
Mrs. J . L. M atthcs and G. L.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Schilling
Mrs. H. W. Da Joy and son are Francisco. While there they will
here this week for a visit with visit Mr. King’s father, O. P . King B arnet and son Eugene motored and daughter Bdbette, and Delores
at Ventura, who may return here to Salem Saturday where Mr. and Frances Gragg spent Sunday
her mother, Mrs. C. B. Ginn.
B arnet transacted business.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Sandoz were with them .
afternoon in The Dalles.
here Wednesday cleaning up the
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer H ansen and i Mrs. R. P. Barnet, Mrs. J. L.
The W oman’s Missionary socie
relief work foT this county as he ty of the B aptist church, met a t daughter Sally of Goldendale Wn., i M utthes and Earl Barnet jr., mot
has been tran sferred to Wasco the hom t of Mrs. Vern Baker oh Mr. and Mrs. Ove Hansen of Was« ored to Redmond Monday.
FRIDAY and SATURDAY
SUNDAY and MONDAY
county where he will continue in Tuesday afternoon.
co and Mr*. Kate Hansen of Moro
Mrs. George Wilson invited
the same work.
APRIL 7 and 8
M r. and Mrs. Tommy Jones of were Kent visitors Sunday.
APRIL 9 and 10
friends to her home Thursday
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Brisbine Madras were here Sunday visit
, Dr. Russell, veterinary of The afternoon for a surprise honoring
end family w ere' in Prineville ing Jim Woods.
Dalles was called to the J. L. J Mrs. J. M. Wilson on her 'birthday Bing Croaby and Fred McMurray Joan Bennett and Randolph Scott
Sunday to spend the day with Mr. i Clarence Scheruer of Portland Davis ranch Monday to tre a t »i anniversary. Those present in
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end Mrs. Stanley Reavis, who ar? i was here Sunday bringing M att sick cow.
cluded Mrs. A .\4. Dunlap and Mrs.
row stationed there.
Mary von Borstel returned to J. S. F ritts of Grass Valley; Mrs.
Siiribn and his daughter Agnes
home. M att spent the week end her home here Wednesday from E. M. Helyer, Mrs. R. P. Barnet,
The Dalles where «he had been in Mrs. Polly Schadewitz. Mrs. Gus
CARD OF THANKS
i in th at city.
We wish to express our deep ' Mrs. I. D. Pike returned frem a hospital several days with a Koepke, Mrs. Edna Schilling, Mrs.
appreciation to the kind friends •
broken arm .
A lfred Lyons, Mrs. Max Pluemkc,
r ho gave their aid and sym pathy, ' | Ht» miston Sunday a fter being
Mr. and Mrs. R. N. McGlasson the Mrs. Doris, Pearl, Alice, Mary
gone three weeks.
and for the splendid floral offer- • Mr. and Mrs. H arry Squire and were week end visitors at the Wil- f and Winnie Wilson, Mrs. George
ings, a t the tim e of the illness '
near W
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T Moro.
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... , , , McKay, Mrs. J. E. Norton, Mrs.
daughter» of Portland and Mrs. ford Belshe
end death of W. L. Deaton.
Kent
Gmnire
No.
688 w.ll hold i t M Schldew jtI
Mr, ' w
c.
Minnie Squire of Gresham were
Flossie Deaton and family. J v’sitors at the heme of Mr. and its tegular meet,ng Saturday Heiyer>. Mrs. Durward Helyer.
evening, April 8th.
Mrs. J. L. M atthes, Mrs. Floye
Mr?. Arden Squire Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. W. C Helyer, Mr. von Borstel, Mrs. A rthur Cratty,
Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Oestreich
MORO - HI - HI - LITES
and family motored to Portland and M rs., Durward Helyer and Mrs. R. N. McGlasson, and the
lîy Frank Sayrs
i Saturday, ta k in g 1 their daughtei children, Mrs. Della Ulhnann and misses Frances Gregg. Virginia
Genevieve to a dentist, returning son Dwane and Mrs. Fred Van F ritts, Nellie Wilson and the hon-
The band concert Maich 24, was home Sunday.
.- Metre spent the afternoon Sunday or guest. The gifts were a tea
a n d fo r t h e g e n e r a l s a tis fa c tio n
well attended. Highlight of the
Mr»r Dell Olds and daughter at the home of C. C. Wilson and t towej shower The hostess served
evening was the cornet solo by
1 refreshments^ assisted by Mrs.
Betty Lou were visitors in The fam ily a t Moro.
o f tra d in g w h e r e s to c k s a r e larg
Carl Severnson from ’ Arlington.
Mr. and Mrs. Harley Cornett, i ____________
, Dalles Tuesday.
Receipts were $39.80.
Mrs. Ernie Moore received high Mrs. Eva Gregg and son Clarence 1-------------------
e s t a n d q u a lity g u a r a n te e d th is
March 30 and 31, the school had
score, Mrs. May Belshe second, and Helen --Vacey of Bend called
Films Developed
a vacation due to the spring holi
and Mrs. Marion McKee received hr.efly a t the home of 'Mrs. Grace
o ld a n d r e lia b le s to r e m e r its
day.
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Gregg
MoBdu.v
evening
enroute
the guest prize when M rs. A rt ’
lApril 7, a track meet with Was- Christainson entertained the Moro- ' l " C«ld- ndal‘‘' W«shin? ton, wherc
Y o u r A tte n tio n
c , will he held at the fair grounds.
G lass Valley bridge club at her Mr. Gregg and Miss Vacey were
7 he team eagerly aw aiting it’s
«riled in m arriage at tihe home of You Pay for GOOD PRINTS Only
home Monday afternoon.
first opportunity with competi
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Vacey, uncle and Enlargem ent with each roll de-
Moro Pharmacy
tion to zee w hat i t can xta..
I . , Mr.
, and x Mrs. Arzell Lemley ; AURt of th e bride, on T u o * d ay a f- teloped.
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The Senior play “ Crashing So- ^ 'oughl the,r daughter Carolyn
ciety,’’ is being quickly learned home from the horpital Wednes-
to Salem from his home in Con u y . They took her back Sunday
d?n. In Salem he is working with afternoon fcr an x-ray and further
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by the students taking part in it. tiia tm e n t.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Gus
Engstrom
and j
The play m about a fam ily of
Mrs.
Edgar
Alley
and
children
,
lustics who inherit a million dol
lars, and then move to New York were shoppers in The Dalles Wed- j
C3 the m other of the family has nescay.
The Woman ’s Missionary So
e.iperations to be a big shot in
New York society. Many am us ciety met at the heme of Mrs. j
ing things happen to them ibecau&e Amelia Peterson last Tuesday.
cf this desire. The leads are play- New officers elected were Mrs.
• 1 by Jane French and Dean Pink- D rydtn re-elected president; Mrs.
c:ren. Date of the play is April Glen Kar>?s, vice president; Mrs. '
Wallace May, secretary and Mrs. j
22. at the school house.
The Seniors have been busy this Maud G arrett, missionary chan- 1
•
j
v eek sending out orders for an- man.
?
A meeting was held a t the Bap- j
rnuncem ents for graduation.
list church Wednesday evening to
organize a World Wide Guild for
Banking Proposal
F irst Teller—So you proposed girls. Officers elected were Ra
mona Spoor, president; Vivian
t t Nellie by letter, did yoii-
Eileen
Second Teller—Not exactly. You F ritts, vice president;
know, she runs the S to Z book. Hogue, secretary and Ellen Eakin, j
Well, after she sorted her checks, treasurer. These meting? wil! be
! slipped a proposal on the back ' held each 2nd and 4th Tuesday?
of each month.
of a iblank check into the stack.
F irst Teller—Well, w hat did
Don Smith, Mrs. Gus Smith ar.d
March 2 9 ,1 9 3 9
she do?
Mr. and Mrs. John Hays were
;
Second Teller—She returned it^ visitôrs in The Dalles Friday.
marked ‘Not Sufficient Funds’!
„ Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Funk ol
Warco were visitors at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Ted E verett Sun
Cash on Hand and Due from B anks. $34,252,479.84
o A F E T y S O N N E T S day.
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United States Bonds (AN at per «r less) 31,845,862.63 $66,098442.47
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Alley went
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to Goldendale, Washington S atur
2,367,722.86
day to meet their daughter Mil
Other B o n d s ..................................................................
3,066,317.57
dred, who just returned from a
get logical expedition to Grand
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8
4 M 4 7 4 .8 9
Loans and Discounts (MoMyatworkiaOracM)............
è 7k
•• ;
Coulee. She will be at home about
Stock in Federal Reserve Bank.................................
180,000.00
ton days, before returning to Wil
lam ette, to finish her studies there.
Bank Premises, Furniture and F ixtures.................. , 2,631,570.94
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Ed Alley and Bill Brinkert a t
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Other Real E sta te........................................................ f
1.00
tended a sale at Antelope, Tues
A S U U I B K 8 1 4 0 IS TH C O V m iC H -TA LL ,
WMt TMINKS mix J A H W H IM MS tSM*"T A.T A L L .
day.
Real Estate Sold Under Contract..........................
92,777.43
Family Party
Reseeding Done
Held Near
In Territory
Grass Valley
Around Kent
DANCE
G rass V alley T h eater
“Sing You Sinners”
“The Texans”
Z E IG L E R S ’
the Grass Valley Quality Store
for Groceries that Satisfy
Clothes that W ear
FREE
niORE DObliRRS rt UI rrk !
Money U/otkiny,.,tMKH^.„ Men at Wotk
By its LEADERSHIP in extending Credit to Individuals and
General Business, this Bank Is FIRST in putting Money to
W ork thruout O regon. . . in Commerce, Trade, Industry!
Condensed Statement of Hoad Office and 42 Branches
RESO U RCKS
Customers’ Liability A cceptances..........................
Interest E a r n e d ............................... ............................
Other Resources ..................................... ; .................
You Said It!
Though contests and sweepstakes
On every side lurk,
Be it ever so bumible
— I ’ll stick to my work!
6UT M l MAS A DOUBL« IM A « CMI« A L O F A M
P A R K S OM T M I MI4MWAV TO WgJ WrTM Mrt CAW*
«•.«f
S if r ly Cnnttcil
Humming Bird Hosiery, sheer,
simii•'Sheer, service. Buster Brown
Shoe Store - The Dalles.
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Service
Moro
Classified A d s
pfll&AY, APRIL 7,143»
Oregon
I have bought the Flatt Tire &
Service
Station and will continue to handle Shell
gas
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41,942.57
368,071.00
60,164.79
$113,473,485.52
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L IA B IL IT IE S
C a p ita l.............................................................................$ 3,000,000.00
Surplus ..........................................................................
3,000,000.00
Undivided P r o fits...............
1,434,652.14
Reserves for C ontingencies.......................................... 1,233,482.86
Reserves for Interest, Taxes and other E xpenses.
380,954.31
Acceptances ..................................................................
41,942.57
Interest Collected in Advance.................
30A301.59
Other L ia b ilitie s ........... .........................................* '
51,809.16
D eposits ........... ............................................................ 104,025,342jg
T otal L ia b ilities.............<.$113,473,485.52
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and other products.
A ll M otor and mech
anic«! work done carefully and quickly.
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I am local sub-agent for Ford cars anc
42 BRANCHIS SERVING OREGON
FIRST RRTIRRAIi RRRK
trucks and all repair parts for them.
Price» are ca»h and are lower accordingly
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M tM B S K
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