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About Sherman County journal. (Moro, Or.) 1931-current | View Entire Issue (May 5, 1939)
THE 'SHEHM a N-CQIIMTY. JOURNAL. MORO, OREGON Commissioner • ’ M • «5» *. . . ■* *■’ *5 . .4 Visits Brother Grass Valley Woman Returns After Seeing World’s Fair— . Mrs. Alice Garrett Schukuecht arrived home from California where she had been visiting her daughter, Mrs. William Vauter in County Commissioner David San Francisco. She also visited a sister, Mrs. Emma Hohnan in •Reid and son, Gordon and daugh ter, Veda, lei. 'lhurtuoy for Alber Oakland whom she had not seen for nearly thirty years and an ta, Canada where they wi|l visit aunt in Stockton that she had not with Mr. Reid's brother. The Keystone .. Sunday school seen for fifteen years. She visited d a is of the Community church, the Golden Gate Exposition and staged a delightful social at the saye it is well worth seeing, and reports a very successful and worx church last Tuesday evening. dvriul trip. All persons washing permits or Mr. and Mrs. V. B. Eakin and licenses to drivp cars are asked to daughter and son motored to get in touch with the Examiner, Eugene last Friday to spend the in Moro on Monday, May 8th, at week end. They were accom the court hous?, between the hours, panied by Mrs. Lucy Ruggles of of 1 to 5, in the afternoon. Moro. They were pvernight guests |/ A complete new line of gifts Friday at thj* Sflsr Ruggles-home for weddings, showers, and for near Stayton, going to Eugene on every occasion. Handkerchiefs for Saturday, where they remained graduation and mother's day. Mrs until Monday morning. On their Lewis Cope. 26-pd return trip they stopped in Porl- R. J. Chenault, former superin Irnd for the day, driving home tendent at the CCC Camp, was Monday evening. here this week, to look over the Mr. and Mrs. .R. A. Stow had work being done here under Wm. as their guest over the week end Mitchell, foreman in charge. Mrs. Stow4» son, Bert Christen .... Karl Eaton and Roy Tilller and sen of Bend. sen, Lowell, were here Saturday Saturday guests of Mr. and Mrs. night from Umatilla county to see Hu man Schilling were Tom Smith about Eaton’s fanning interests of Yakima, Washington, an uncle in this county. of Mrs. Schilling, and Rob Smith Mrs. Walter A. May is reported and daughter of lone. Mrs. A. A. Dunlap and daugh to he getting along as well as can be expected at The Dalles hospita’ ter Anita and Mrs. Earl Olds were where she recently, underwent an ■shoppers in Portland Monday and opSatkm , T esday. • Mr. and Mrs. Eben Kee went The city council met Tuesday’ night and took care of a number to Yakima one day last week re of details of city business includ turning with a registered bull. V. 'B. Eakin and Bernard Martin ing the ordering of the fire house were business visitors in Port rotf repair job, the payment of, many hills including a payment land Monday. Dell Olds and Charlie Belshet on the new pump. It was voted shipped a car load of steers tc to take up another thousand dol- krr in bonds wh’ch will put thi Portland market Saturday. Eben Kee was in the valley last city ahead of its schedule in bond week returning with nine thorough repayment and reduce its bonded indi htedness to less than $30,000 ■ bred heifers. Eben and Roy Bar- Some of the county telephone net also bought two truck loadr lines are being rebuilt this week of cows and calves. 'Mr. and Mrs. Ed Alley and Mrs as farmers have finished theun spring work and are anxious to^ Tid Everett were visitors in The get the lines in shape for thf Dalles Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Arch Cantrall and change that is expected this fall iMrs. H. B. Pinkerton and sor sons spent Sunday at South Junc were in Portland Monday/and Tues tion visiting Mr. and Mrs. J. M Axford and Mr. and Mrs. Charles day on a short shopping trip. Mr. and Mrs. Theodore John- U’Ren. Fred Krusaw is now driving p . "ston left la s tw e e k for Portland Buiek Sedan. with a trailer of hogs. They will Mrs. Vem Mobley and son of remain in the valley a few days visiting with relatives before re Kent spent the week end visiting turning. Charles Montgomery is her parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. A Dunlay. in charge of the ranch. Mrs. Paul Lemke and daughter The Missionary society will meet Mr«. Howard of The Dalles spent May 10 at the home of Mrs. A. H Monday visiting at the Klauf Barnum. Those wishing to attend Bargenhagen and John Beuther will meet at the Moro Hotel tc homes. arrange for transportation. Harr> VanLandingham, who ha> Mr. and Mrs. N. W. Thompson been here this spring, left for left for Camp Sherman to spend California Wednesday. a weeks vacation. George Wilcox reports that Floyd Harvey Thompson came up from Westerfield is in the Veteran’s Donald Sunday with his son Hospital in Portland, where he is Wayne who returned to Moro af ter two weeks vacation from hir very ill. , Mrs. Lot Rust of The Dalks work at the grain company. spent Monday at the Art Bibby 'Mrs. Lucy Ruggles returned Monday from the valley where she home. Mr. and Mrs. Sam Stark »no had visited with her son Star and son Harry were visitors in i~ . fcm i|y. She accompanied Mr. and Dalles Wednesday. Mrs. V. B. Eakin and son and, County A /e.it > ’ " daughter, who went down to visit relatives at Eugene. They made the trip over the Santiam pass. Miss Velda McFarland, daughte’ of Mr. and Mrs. Wayne McFar Moro Community Church. Sun land '«of Lavoy, Alberta, was ar day school at 10 a. m. Classes for over night guest at the French ill ages. 'Chester Smith, superin- home Wednesday. The Jolly Dozen card club met endent. Morning worship at 11 with Mrs. Howard Conlee Friday i. m. Music week observance. Special numbers furnished by Mrs. after noon. Mrs. Henderson’s < .mother lef4 Lloyd Hennagin. Orchestra of high school girls will assist the last week for her home after spending several days with her congregation with the various numbers. Sermon by the Pastor daughter. . This is GO TO CHURCH Sunday L. L. Peetz and wife and 'grand for town and Community and it is sen, Louis, spent the week end in hopel large numbers will mak Portland, going down Friday af special effort to attend. The ter noon. pastor’s theme will be, ‘‘I Believe Mr. and Mrs. Snodgrass of For est Grove and their daughte- God.” Junior church at morning hour. 7:00 - Interin .ddate Endea B'verlv visited here last week with Mrs. Snodgrass’ parents vor will ¡be led by Ted Thompson 8:00 - Worship and Sermon by the Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Belshee. Members of the senior band o' pastor. Next Wednesday, May 10, the Missionary Society will meet the Moro school, with other bands at 2:00 at the home of Mrs. A. H. men of the county, will leave Sat Barnum. urday for White Salmon to com Henry G. .Hanson, Pastor. pete in the annual band day o' mid-Columbia river towns. Thi 4Moro Christian Science Society: is expected to be the last appear Church service on Sunday morn- nnce of the old Moro band, already ng at 11 o’clock. The subject of depleted in numbers and with “■he Lesson-Sermon is “Adam and nearly half of the remaining Fallen Man.” Wednesday evening members ready to graduate th” -nc-eting begins at eight o’clock. y*ar. The reading room in the rear lAustin Foss, Bobbie Gillmor >f the church building; is open Vivian Fuller an<. Louise Rarze daily, with an attendant both be were up from Corvallis last week fore and after the Wednesday end to watch the field meet an-' -Meeting, where all authorized visit with parents. ’h’-istian Science literature may The county music festival arr’ be read, borrowed or purchased. declamatory ccntest will be heb’ The public is cordially invited to Friday at Grass Valley cortimcn- iMrnd all services and to make use ing at 1:30 The declamatory con • of the reading room. test will bs held Ft 8 in the eve. ning. z »« In Canada CHIM'V r* ™ Ho«iery mend’ng. Buster Brow- Shoe Store, The 28-2f A . V t. McLEOD : • * - ---- -~ Classified A ds FOR SALE: Weiner Pigs, $5 each W. A. Medler, 9F22, Wasco ,i , c 26 F a G b tUfcJU FRIDAY, MAY ®r U*9$ Marion Van Metre and children ed to Gresham Sunday, returning A large crowd of people Bargenhagen place struck a heavy in town Saturday to watch the flow of water at a depth of two went to The Dalles Tuesday to here Monday evening, visit his wife who is in a hospital I Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Spoor and Sherman county field meet hundred and forty feet. family were visitors in The Dalles although the day vas cold » Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Nelson and there, Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Baker motor- Tuesday. windy nearly all remained unt.l daughter and Frank Hansel of was a business caller here Wed the meet was over, late in the af Moro «pent Sunday evening visit nesday. ternoon. Grass Valiev won th° ing Mr. and Mrs. Glen Karnes. Mrs. Arzell Lemley took her high school meet and placed stc- Mr. and Mrs. Shelton Fritts daughter .Carolyn to The Dalles ond in the grade school meet. The am' Ben Leghorn w u e shoppers hospital for an -examination Men- Teschner l>oy^ were largely re- in The Dalles Tuesday. day. - sponsible for the Grass Valley ! Rev. and Mrs. Carey and Mr. 'Mrs. Roy Powell entertained the points. Leighton Fields announc- and Mrs. Leo Watkins of Wasco Moro-Grass Valley bridge club at ed for the meet. visited with the Glen Karnes fam- her farm home Monday afternoon, i Ray" Jewel took his sister Alice ' ily Saturday. Those honored with high scores »»., f ir as The Dalits Sunday, after Leighton Fields accompanied hy were Mrs. Stella Polev, receiving spending th^w eek end here with : Kenneth Crews were business vis- highest score with Mrs. Etha her brother. | itors in The Dalles Monday. Schilling second. Mrs. Althea Mr. and Mrs. Dell Olds and Mrs, Glen Karnes visited Mr*. Burnet received the guest prize. i’:.tighter Betty Lou left Sunday Nelson in Moro Monday, and in . Mrs. Joe Bibby was a visitor in. f'»r Hubbard to visit Mrs. Olds’ I the evening they drove to The The Dalles Thursday. mother, Mrs. James Walkenshaw, j Dalles. Mrs. Herman Schilling and Mr. . Er. route home Monday, 1 they, Mrs. Dick Reckman took her Write ox call for the Special B*nk-by-M*il Envelope and Charles Lemley attended a party shopped in Portland. ! little daughter Margaret to the explanatory Folder showing the convenience of this plan. at the home of Mrs. Eugene Ami- Mr. and Mrs. Roy Feely and foot doctor in Moro Monday.. lie dor. Friday afternoon. children of The“ Dalles j^pent Vhe made a cast for her foot. (Mr. and Mrs. Ted Everett and week end here visiting relatives daughter Lois Ann were visitors Mr F?ely received word from | Rosellen Barnett is working for ; Mrs. Ralph Eakin near Moro. in The Dallies Friday. Prineville that h:s father was v.’ry H e a d O ffic e , P o r tla n d , O re g o n Mrs. J. S. Newcomb entertain Mr. and Mrs. John Block of ill, and they left immediately for M I 8 » ® F E D IR A I D IP O S F Î I N S I) R A N C I C O R P O R A T IO N Bakcoven were here Wednesday th a t city. La try word was receiv ed the jpnior bridge club at her The D alles B ran ch o/ the United States N ational B an k visiting relatives. Mrs. Tate Justesen of Kent was a visitor here Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Gus Engstrom were visitors in The Dalles Wed nesday. Mr. a:ul Mrs. Rav Duncan and son of Portland were week e r f guests at the home K of Mr and Mrs. Lewis Olds. iMr. and Mrs. Ted Ball and Mr and Mrs. Don Clodfelter and Mr and Mrjj, Ed Alley were visitors in The Dalle» Thursday. Mr. and Mr».’Stanley Krusow and son of Moro were visitors at the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Krusow, Sunday. Z E I G ed that his father passed away i home Thursday Afternoon, those receiving high scores were Mrs. that evening. ! Vera Alley for dub and Mrs. J,. Mr. and M rs.’Marion Van Metro ' II. Wilt for guest. and son went to The Dalles where Glen Karnes made quite an im Mrs. Van Metre entered a hospj* provement to the front of his tai for medical .treatment. Marcus Eslinger went to Port market by putting up one of the land Tuesday to visit his parents, new type ventilated awnings. Mr. and M'-s. E’ n.st Eslinger. Mr. and Mi*. Bc*t Cox and Mr. end Mrs. Rav Wells went to Th « Dalles Tuesday, taking David Well? to a hospital for observa- tion, as he iVas again running a temperature. H* just recently re- You Pay for GOOD PRINTS Only covered from an attack of pneu Enlargement with each roll de monia, _________ _________ veloped. Moro Pharmacy The well drillers at the Klaus Grass Valley Theatre - May 5-6 Films Developed FREE L E R the Grass Valley Quality Store Amazing Dr. Clitterhouse r a 6 .0 0 X 16 T ire TYRONE POWER LORETTA YOUNG ANNABELLA ¿a 95 in M o r o fo r M o ro a n d W aaoo C lothes th a t W e a r a n d fo r t h e g e n e r a l s a t i s f a c t i o n o f t r a d in g w h e r e s t o c k s a r e la r g e s t a n d q u a lit y g u a r a n t e e d t h is o l d a n d r e li a b l e s t o r e m e r it s Y o u r A tte n tio n E Z ’ D id y o u k n o w you c o u ld b u y A tto rn e y A t L a w ae for G roceries th a t Satisfy and MONDAY May 7-8 ‘S U EDWARD G. ROBINSON f GEORGE G. UPDEGRAFF S ’ SUNDAY FRIDAY and SATURDAY New line of GILLETTE Tires and Tubes DANCE A ll Sizes, Including Truck Tires-4 & 6 ply Auspice Three Links Club Grass Valley, Oregon I Tubes as L o w as S a tu r d a y , M a y 6 . J. K. M e K e a n , Music by The Dalles Swing Club O reg o n M oro, 75c Admission $1.65 uimmnnHiniiuinuiHninHnn i Hnnnnniu i nmmm i iH i i i iimB O g TIR E FIRST O F M A Y PRICE R E D U C T IO N 2 0 percen t o ff L is t on all Tires & Tubes in S tock L iberal A llo w a n c e o n G o o d u s e d T ires FO SS & CO. M oro t O reg o n BRINGS LOWEST PRICES A I HAMPTON'S Regular $ 5 9 .5 0 Reg. $25.75 Ensemble Separately Bed Coil Springs Mattress - Velour Bed Daveno $4.95 4.95 4.95 W ith full bedding compartment, Special Three Pieces Complete OCpOOOÛOOGCCOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO $34.75 $13.75 $ 5 .9 5 D o u b le D e c k C oil S p rin gs “ D u rin g th is week you can only »ample the fine p ro d u cts of th e Colum bia E m pire. As long as these p ro d u cts have m e rit—as long as th ey p ro duce p ro sp e rity and em ploy m ent for us, the people of th is vast area, let's alw ays give them first and p erm anent co n sid eratio n .” 4 -P ie c e B e d r o o m S u ite R e g u la r 9 B 0 .R O G e n u in a W a ln u t N O W —Pay for electricit out of savings!* See This Bargain Big 6.2 Cu. Ft. Whitehall $1?.9.50 . E ven at this price w e arr offering A wagonload of groceries F R E E W ith this refrigerator— 10 days only! Buy one of America’s finest electric refrigerators—and save enough money on the purchase price to pay the cost of running it Jor months! Direct purchase from Gale Pro ducts, manufacturer of precision built appliances, enaibles us to offer this fine line on an entirely new low price level. See the new mod els. Note their many modern re finements including: Low Operating Coat: 5-year Protection Policy New Streamlined Styling, pro viding 20% EXTRA capacity. . George L. Baker M a n a g e r , C o lu m b ia E m p ire In d u s trie s , Inc. Dealer In Ca'kirt« W e e d e n , Treaters F u r n itu r e C om pany e v e ry w e e k , qsk: „ Used Weeders F Y R F Y T E R E Q U IP M E N T FOR SALE: 8 weeks old purebred Phone 454 - Cocker Snarriel pup. Call Mary M oro, Oregon -Nichols, 29F6, Moro. 24-6 pd llllllllllll l ll l llllllli ll HHHTT.......... ~ V *ÎS IT A PRODUCT OF THE COLUMBIA EMPIRE? VCOlUMBIAIMPIRl/ 1 1 6 East Second Street d , f H » « 161 \PROOUCTS, nmniin»mmi»rinuri»»ut«iiiumiyyiiiiimiH»iîiiiii i i i inninwTtttnrtmOTiii i i n ii>i n»niii i i i ii i iiii i i i i nnHît< ■ < 4 . •
