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THE SBERM a N
Moro Masons
Go To Fossil for
Initiation
T he-booster pump a t the city
well was lowered into th e pit
Tuesday which resulted in an in
creased flow of w ater from the
wtll 'because of the more efficient
hook-up. The pump has been
kt-e ping the cfatern full with eight
o: ten hours pumping per day.
T
COUNT*
J oürna L. Mollo,
OftÊGoN
i-kiüA Y , APRIL 2«, lió »
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Burns, spent last week end visit
ing here with his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Eft» Alley.
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar A da;r..Jor
Hood River were callers here F ri
day.
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Word was rec e iv d here by Mr.-.
Trimble, th a t Abe Tillson’s son
John had suffered a stroke and
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war
in a Pendleton hospital. The
The local declam atory contest
Word
has (been received here
was held a t the school house Tues Tillson’s were former residents that Lyle V. Hogue, who has been
day afternoon. The first division here.
a successful teacher at Oakland
E rnest 'Blaylock and V. B. the p ast ten years, will teach at
which includes the 1st, 2nd and
! 3rd grades, first place was taken Eakin took a business trip around the Powellhurst school in P ort
by H erm an Peters, Anna Huhrnan the Heppner country Friday.
land this year. Lyle, a form er Kent
second, and Jam bs H artley third;
iP. N. Lertmion of Albany was a resident and son of Mrs. B. A.
in the second division which in visitor here one day last week.
Hogue, received his grade and high
cludes the 4th, 5th and 6th grades, • Mrs. Raleigh Nunn and sons school education a t Kent and
first place was won by Phyllis returned to their home at Sweet teachers training a t Monmouth
Ocstreich, Eileen Lemley received Home Sunday after spending the normal school. He also teaches
second place a n d • Leroy Spoof week end a t the. home of her industrial a rts to both grade and
was third.
high school pupils.
m other, Mrs. Amelia Peterson.
Mr. and M rs.' C. A. Oestreich
Mr»., Marion Van M etr£ and
Elmer Sycet o f Redmond was
rnd family, Estel H artley and son M rt. Ben Leghorn went to The an over night visitor here with
H arry, and Dick Rachman were Dr lies Monday, where Mrs. Leg his children at the home* of Mr?.
visitors in The D alks Saturday. horn remained under a r doctor’? B. A. HogUv.
M r. and Mrs. J. H. W ilt were care.
Lwther W arren Devi? too in
B e Xfpg and i vojt:i*a»*'5V'
dinner
at th?-borne of Mr,
Field«: me to rod :t> Top * dcr.<&l care.
and Mrs. 'Ruy Bloke ir Moro
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penish, W ashington Friday on I Qir. and^ Mrs. H. C. Nelson of
Thursday evening.
Arden Squire made a business business.
j Bend were dinner guests at the
• Mrs. A. M. Nelson of Moro vis- ( J. C. Wilson home hunday. Th /
trip to Portland Sunday.
Kendrick Dunlap wa? a visitor i ited with Mrs. Glenn Karnes on wer< accompanied home by their
Monday.
in The Dalles Saturday.
I .«on George, who had been visit ing
Ted Nelson, groom from the
John Reck man w^nt to Warm R. G. Stew art stables at Camaril-* his grand parents for a week,
Springs to take Henry Patjens to lo, California, selected two Perch- i Frances and D elons Gteg^
Kelso, where he will stay with his ' cron fillies from the Rolfe herd were all day visitors in T h: n a .. .*
sister, Mrs. Dick 'Patjens.
♦h'? week, shipping them south to Friday.
Jean Poweil spent the week end be fitted for th: draft-horse show
Mr. and Mis. John Wilson ex
fit Corvallis, visiting her sister, at. San Francisco in July.
pect to leave lu ts d a y oy train Io:
Betty.
Mr. and Mrs. Chester Peterscr- Detroit, Mich., wheie they will
A rt Bibby and children accom of Bend attended the funeral of take delivery of a new car and
panied toy his m other went to Cor Mr. Nunn here Wednesday, re- motor to Tennessee to visit u few
nelius Saturday where Mrs. Bib.’ y 1 tu 'iiin g home the same day.
d a y |, enroute to New York <o
will stay with her brother.
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Pavne take in the World's F air at that
Jake Eslinger and his fath er, tod: their daughter Leone to The place, coming west (by the south
Bob Eslinger, were visitors in The Dalles to consult a doctor as to ern route to see the San Francis
Dalles Monday.
w hether she had scarlet fever. co fair, before returning home in
Mrs. George Wilcox and. soffs The next day it was said hae had May.
were The Dalle* visitors Tuesday. ' the fever.
I Luster Wilson drove to The
Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Spoor and } Mr. and Mrs. Herman Schilling
family were visitors at W m '- ' and Mrs. J. S. Newcomb were Dalles Friday and will remain in
a hospital for a few days for
Sunday.
visitors in The Dalles Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. R. J. B aku arrived j Roy Wells went ♦ The D t II«- treatm ent for infection of the
from Gresham Monday evening to 1 Thursday to bring his son David car s.
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Wilscn were
remain several week? 1 >k'n • r j home from a hospital where he
dinner guests at ths L W. Amick
ter business affairs.
has been recovering from pneu home 'Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Wayr.e Spoor monia.
and daughter were visitors in Th? I Mr. and Mr<, Don Smith, Mrs.
J. L. Davis and R. Abell motor
Dalles Thursday-
Ted E verett and Mr. and Mrs. ed to Fossil Saturday where they
Mrs. Arch Cantrall and Mrs.
John Hays went to The Dalles attended Masonic lodge initiation
Ted E verett were visitors in The |
Friday, where Mr. and Mrs. Hays that evening.
Dalles Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. L. W. Amick and
remained to visit their daughters,
Mrs. Tom Alley entertained the •
M re. Roy Feely and Mrs. Arch I. C. Wilson attendee! grave side
Grass Valley bridge club a t her Zahner, and families. Mrs. Ever se n ices a t Grass Valley Wednes
home Wednesday afternoon. T h^rr
ett visited a dentist while there. day' for Raleigh Nunn.
honored with high scores were
John Wilson sold two truck
Lou Clark and wife will leave
Mrs. Arden Squire for guest and
lend« of cattle to Chas. Belshee
Saturday
night
fo
r
Detroit,
Mich
Mrs. A. F. Balzer for club.
igan where they will take delivery at Grass Valley Friday.
Bruce Alley, now working ir.
of a new car and drive back thru
J. E. Norton, A rthur Juetesen,
the middle western states with it. J. C. Wilson and John Wilson were
They expect to be gone until the boniness visitors at Grass Valley
middle of May.
Saturday morning.
IMr. and Mr?. R. N. McGlasaon i
We wish to express our h eart spent th e week end in The Dalles.
felt thanks for the aid given us
A tto r n e y A t L aw
Mrs. L. Sather surprised her
and for the kind expressions of husband Sunday, April 23, on his
sym pathy a t th» time of the death birthday anniversary by inviting
M o r« » a r d W a a c o
of our husband and father.
Mrs. Lillie Nunn and children.
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Grass Valley
Former Kent
Declamatory Try
Mah To Teach
Outs Held
At Powellhurst
A large number of Marofts
. from all th? S hetm an caunty lodges
• went to Fossil last Saturday night
Moro Christian Science Society
on invitation from the lodge there Church services are held every
which was initiating Judge Carl Sunday morning a t eleven o’clock
Hendrick* into the m der.
and on Wednesday evening . a t
Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Barzee spent eight o’clock. The Wedesday eve
the week end a t Fossil visiting ning service includes testim onies
with A rt Barzee and wife who of Christian Science healings. Th:
recently moved to W heeler coun reading room in the rear of the
ty. E. E. reports A rt as being church is open daily, with at a t
well satisfied with his new ranch tendant before and following the
- a few miles above Fossil.
Wednesday evening service. All
Mr. and Mrs. Giles French and authorized Christian Science’ lit
fam ily were in Fossil Sunday.
eratu re is for sale. The public is
Mrs. W alter A. May underwent invited to all church services and
a major operation a t The Dalles to make use of the reading room.
!s>t Friday m orning and is re-
} *e<’. to .be improving very well
Moro Community Ci-.urtb:
•rtr.ce th at date.
ds.y school a t 10 a. m. Clax
for
Dr. W. N. Morse was here Tues- all ages. Chester Smith, superin
(*W for a brief visit with Mr. and tendent. 11 a. m. Morning W or
Mrs, L. V. Moore.
ship. Sesqukentennial
of our
LeRoy W right was in Corvallis American Constitution. The ’local
IP n d ’y t>nd Tuesday «1 business Masonic lodge will attend in a
for the allotm ent Committee of body as our special guests for this
the county.
occasion. Sermon by the pastor
H arry Ragsdale was here F ri on the theme, “Th? Price of Lib
day afternoon while returning to erty .” Junior Church during church
The Dalles a fte r a trip through hour. 7 p. m., (Christian Endeavor
out eastern Oregon in behalf of meeting led by Mis« Lois Melzer
the wool m arketing organization on the subject, “ W hat Should a
e now represents.
Church Member D o?” 8 p. m. Eve
O t;? Beker and fam ily and nlng worship and sermon by the
Charles Montgomery drove to pastor.
Heppner Sunday to visit Melvin
Henry G. Hanson. Pastor.
Raker who is in the OCC camp
n s? th at town.
Moro Full Gospel Assembly:
Mrs. Robert Hoskinson is work Special services Saturday, April
ing in the assessor4? office this •‘¿if. at 7 p. m. preceeded (by open
week.
i i r meeting. Speaker will be P as
Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Belshaw tor W m .’ F. Freem an from The
and Mrs. A rt Johnson spent Sun Dalles. Sunday, April 30th Evt-
day in Hood River.
vng service 7 p. m. Subject: ‘‘Does
Elmer
Nelson, form er , high lesus Christ Still Raise the Dead?
school student in Moro, and, Art Trim»' Daughter in 1934 Authentic
Reed, of Steveiwon, W ashington Irstan ce of Restoration To Life.”
vifited with Moro friends last
Evelyn Ender^by, Minister.
Sunday afternoon. Mr. Reed is
Grass
Valley
F irst B aptist
an engineer on the Bonneville con
st tuction crew, and Mr. Nelson is Church: 10 a. m., Bible school.
working with the surveyors un Come and enjoy the study of the
der Mr. Reed.
life of the Aposrtle Paul with us.
During the month of March 11 a. m.,Morning worship. In a
A. M. Ztvely took seven coyotes series of m essages on “ Modern
and two bob cats in the 31 days Isms and the Bible” the third will
be “ Ruseellism (Jehovah’s W itness
hp worked.
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Eugene Courtney was up fro r es) and the B ide.” 6:45 p. m. B.
The Dalles Wednesday on busi T. P. U. with Grace Zevely a s the
leader. 7:30 p. m .”Hour around
ne/s
Coll.ction of additional funds the fireside” with IMrs. Sam S tary
to complete the fence around the in charge o f . the opening variety
ter.nis court is reported to ibe com P’.ogram and a “Quiet talk »bout
plete and as the .fencing m aterial doing our p a rt.” 8:00 n. m. T hurs
has been bought. I t is-expected th a 1 day - p ray e r and Bible study at
the fence will rise in a few days. the parsonage “C hrist does not
Mothers of seniors- of the local oromise to make u? b etter, tout to
high school m et th is week and make us anew.’’ Anon.
Gerald C. Dryden, Pastor.
decided to hold the annual banquel
for the class May 17th at th<
Wasco Methodist Church: Sun-
church.
Iny school at 10 a. m. Morning
Grandma Ruggles is improvin
from the result of a fall in Th * worship at 11 a. m. T ext “ Along
Memory’s Road.” The service will
Dalles last week. Her left am
in keeping with the 150th an-
was strained so (badly that it war
-»5 versa rv of the inauguaration of
thought it might be broken.
A sh-.wer was given Thursday 1 bive W ashington. The Masonic
afternoon at the Vernon Flatt •> 4 E astern Sfar lodges-w ill toe
horn by R u ‘h Hui« and, Mr? or. hand next Sunday m orning to
TH U . in honor of Miss Eunice honor the “ F ather of our N ’ ti'm .”
’ ■ ence. who will be m arried Special music. A cordial invitation
H May to Bert Lite of Portland. is extended to alL
F. L. QanpwTl, pastor.
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V urb Akers spent Thurs-
Grass Valley Methodist church]
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Moro ceming from her home
¿ 0 p e rc e n t o ff L is t
The Masonic and Eastern Stax4
in Wasco.
Mrs. Bob Henderson returned lodges will attend the afternoon
from the hospital with her n»»1' service at the Grass Valley M. E.
on all T ire s & T u b e s in S to c k
daughter early this week and the ’hurch on Sunday, April 30th a t
1:30. The service will be in keep
fam ily -moved into the house rec
ently vacated1 by Mr. and Mrs. ing with the 150th 'A nniversary
of the inauguration of George
Virgil Conlee.
Merril Oveson left for Corval W ashington. Special music, in
lis Thursday to rem ain a few day? strum ental and vocal, will toe fu r
on business .for the experiment nished by Grass Valley and Was-
A cordial invitation is extend
station.
Miss G. R. Maxwell of Oakland. ’d to all.
F. L. Cannell, pastor.
California was seriously injured
on the Sherman highway just south
of Finnegan canyon Thursday
morning when she drove her car
off the road and into a culvert
heading. She was badly cut and
'bruised although not thrown ou4
Au? nice Thre" Links Club
of the car. Miss Maxwell a schoo’
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teacher, was on her way to e a st
ern W ashington to attend her
m other’s funeral.
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Mr. and Mrs. Phil Ruggles w e r
visitors here ovei last week end
from St. Helens where they art Music b jr.Jh e Dalles Swing Club
now living.
Ted Thompson returned Wed Admission
75c
r.esday night from Gilliam county
where he had been fo r the p ast 1C
days helping J>r. Taylor examim
Humming Bird Hosiery - Sheer
p ‘tie in th at county. ’
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Semi-Sheer, Service. Buster Browr
Shoe Store** The Dalles..
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Hosierv runs repa’red
Bu?4r
Brown She? Store - Th - D '” ~"
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GEORGE G. UPDEGRAFF
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the following guests to a twelve
o’clock dinner in his honor. Mr.
and Mrs. W. 1C. M iller, Mr. and
Mrs. Blaine Miller and son Lewis,
Mrs. Kenneth S ather and daugh
ter Helene and Helen S ather of
Moro; M r. and Mrs. IA. A. Dunlap,
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Cox and son
Don and Cassie Holmes of Grass
Valley; Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Guy
ton, Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Norton,
Mr. and Mrs. Frank von Borstel
and son Jackie, Mr. and Mrs.
J. L. Davis, Mr. and Mrs. J. L
M atthes, Mr. and M rs. Theo von
Borstel and daughter M argarita,
Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Morrow, R.
Aliell, Charles Bothwell, Eva MiL
ler and Marian Gittings.
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Mr. and M rs. J. M. Wison and
son .Dick were dinner guests at
the George Wilson home Sunday.
• -■* Sammie and Mary Lyons, and
Grace and Dorothy C rattv visited
Eleanor and Florence Hoskinson
Sunday.
R. P. Barnet was a business
vif ’.tor in Portland Sundav.
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JeiTy V/ilion j:,,
/'u.ger.e N crirr. ur.d 2<L. r.r.r
Paul Wil«on and daughter Connie
iKere in Buck Hollow Sunday.
Mrs. C. L. Poley of Moro was
a visitor at the Kent school Mon
day.
Rost lien Barnet returned to her
home here Monday after spending
several days with her grand par
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ents, Mr. and Mrs. G. W. iBarnet
in The Dalles.
■Mr. and Mrs. G. L. Hoskinson
were in Moro Saturday \vh?n Mrs
Hoskinson had some dental work
attended to.
At Last
Guest— W aiter, have you re»
turtle soup fiere? I have never
tasted it in my life.
M anager of R estaurant—In thv.
cape we have som''
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