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About Sherman County journal. (Moro, Or.) 1931-current | View Entire Issue (May 19, 1939)
w’ TttM SHKKM a N COUNTY JOURNAL. MORO. OREGON Doctor and Wife Return From World’s Fair - Mr. and Mr«. Viggo Häufelt re turned Sunday from their trip to New York. They drove from De-, troit, through Canada to Niagra Falls and through New York state which they declared to be very b autiful. The visited West Point, spent several days in New York viffhing with his brother who came from Denmark, and made the re turn trip by way of Washington, D. C., stopping at Salt Lake City for a day. Mr. and Mrs. Neal Freeman • ' a'pA'Orila Freem an spent the week e*nd here with Mr. and Mrs. Free man. Neal reports th at rain will have to come to the W illamette valley soon or the crops will be •very short. ------ Mr. and 'Mrs. Claud Eaton and f'ni’dren and J. N. Stevenson were here 'Sunday to visit Mr. and Mrs. M. E. McKee. George Updegraff left Friday for 'Portland expecting to remain there and in Salem until the latter past of this week. Mr. and Mrs. Darwin Van Gild er spent Sundav in Madras visit ing with Mrs. Van Gilder’s niece M rr. F orrest Cooper. Hollis Bull with his wife and ... small son, Tom, were here Sunday to spend m other’s day with ‘Mr. and Mrs. M. '»A. Bull. A. »2. Thompson and grandson, Ted, returned Saturday night from Camp Sherm an and Suttld Lake with a good catch of trout that had been hooked on their four day trip. .. See Dr. Curry, the Seattle Op tom etrist at Hotel Moro, on Tues day, May 23. For better fitted glasses to relieve eye strain and htadaches. Charge? reasonable. Many years experience. Exam in ing eyes and fitting glasses. At the Rebekah m eeting Tues day Alice Conlee sang in honor of music week being observed at tha* time. Due to sickness in the class Mrs. ..Ray Blake has postponed her re cital a t Grass Valley to a different date. It was to have been hMd during music week. Donald Burnet is rep o rt'd to be quarantined with a case of scarlet fever. i^ 'r n : To Mr. and Mrs. IxiRov C. Wright. Tvesdav. May 16. a* Th- D?lle«. a «on, Nicholas L< Roy Mis. Lu?v Rorgdfes left Tuesd for Pendleton to spend sevei3’ dnys with h r daugh‘er. Mrs. S ar' Rr^mussen and family. M r. and Mrs. Glenn Segerdrhl Hosiery mend:ng. Buster Brown Sho* Store, The Dalles. - 26-29 C la s s ifie d A d s TAKEN U P: Small black 2-year' old gelding. H eart .brand in le ft - shoulder. Fritz Rohweder, Moro. pd W ANTED: Experienced man to repair and operate H arris com bine. H. B. Belshee, Moro. RELIABLE MAN WANTED: to call on farm ers in Sherman coun ty. No experience or capitol re quired. Steady work. Make up to $12 a day. F u rst and Thomas, 426 - 3rd SL, Oakland* Calif. TAKEN U P: Black dehorned cow with TB test tags in ear, brand ed 7 backwards on right hip.- Art Justesen, Kent. FRYERS FOR SALE: Mrs. Gladys Morrison, 54F3 Moro. t-f-n are here this week from Paulina, to visit her parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Ruggles. Marion McKee was in Portland Monday on a abort business trip. Mr. and Mrs. John Mattson (Melba Thogereon) and small daughter were here the first of the week to visit relatives and fxienda of Mrs. Mattson. Mias Marjory Byers was also up for Mother’s Day as w as Mrs. John Thogerson. Mr. and Mrs. iClare Axtell and sons Bob and Bill and Mr. and M s. Stanley KrU3ow drove to Printvi.h Sunday to visit with Alton Axtell who is working there. Howard Conlee was down Sun day from Prineville to visit his parents, Mr. and Mrs. L. R. Conlee. Mrs. L. E. Foust of TheDall" a spent several days this week with M r, Lester Barnum, returning home Tuesday. Dr. H. H. Green, state veteti- narian, was here Thursday to check on several diseases that have been reported here. Erysipelas was found in some hogs in the north er.d of the county. Three saddle hones that have .been sold by Claud Thompson to Washington men were examined for transfer across the state line and an in vestigation was made of a disease in cattle reported from Grass Valley. Mrs. Lloyd Hennagin was hostess last Friday in honor of her sister, Mrs. Burt Holloway of Los Ange les when a group of friends were invited in for an afternoon of b’ idge. Mrs. Ruth Sparling was winner of the prize. This week v $52,131.86 was re ceived at the county agent’s office for farmer’s parity payments. 'Hiis btings to around $65,000 the total payments made on account of par ity payments. FRIDAY, MAY 19, 1989 Eakin aqd Cora Bayer, accompa nied by Ramona Spoor at the piano. j Rev. Cannell of Wasco preached I a Mother’s Day sermon at the • Methodist church here on Sunday ! afternoon. So.«ein* mu 'itf.1 nu • »- i bers were given by Mr. Landlts o. Wasco; L-wrence Todd, Bill Todd and Ramona Spoor. Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Baker had as •Rev. Gerald Dryden left Monday dinner guest« Tuesday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Guy Barker of Palo for Portland to attend the Oregon Alto, California. Mr«. Barker was State Baptist Convention. formerly Cassie Heath. The Bark Ben Leghorn took his wife back er« will visit here W dflesday, to the hospital Thursday fo: leaving that evening for The Dulles An ther jhedical treatment. to take her daughter, Mrs. Loraine Mr*. Dell Olds, Mra. J. H. Will Hurl and son to their home at and Mrs. Charles Lemley attended Heppner going to Yakima, Wash a party Thursday afternoon at th» ington to visit Mrs. Barker’s farm home of Mrs. T. S. R .est nephew and family, Mr. and Mrs. east of Moro. L.yal Heath. They will also visit Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Spoor and relatives in Edmonton, Canada, fpniily were business A*isitors in wheTfe tfiey hope to see the King White Salmon Saturday. and Queen of England, before leav Mrs. George Wilcox and* sons ing for Iowa to spend the summer. were visitors in Th Jlalle« Tues Clarence Blagg had the misfor- day. tunr to cut both his hands while Wren Hogue, Roy Wells and Roy stretching barfbed wire early this, Burnet were business visitors in week. The wire broke as he start The Dalles Monday. ed to staple it. Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Wilt spent J. H. Wilt sold his store interests to Kendrick Dunlap, who took Sunday“ visiting their daughter posession Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Ray Blake, and fam ily in Wilt are undecided as to what Mcro. Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Gervais of they will do or whole they will go. Viola McGinnis had the misfor- Prineville stopped here enroute to re to cut her leg when she fell home from Walla Walla, Washing- fvom a bicycle while riding, last where he went on business. Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Kendrick Mr. and Mrs. Gus Engstrom and Dunlap took her to Moro where Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Alley and Dr. Poley closed the wound with children were visitors in The five stitch e s.' Dalles Monday. Kenneth and Lloyd’ Karnes at- ! Mr. and Mrs. John Hays left tended a birthday party Tuesday Friday for Bakeovcn to spend a afternoon for Donella Nelson in- week or ten days visiting their Moro. About tw enty five guests ' m law and daughter, Mr. and were present. 1 m ^ ’ w w ll H Mr. and Roy Wells and Ben ' Mr * r8. , R° y Wel? Leghorn were in The Dalles Tues- T M. Rolfe were ,n The J * „ i.n .¡-v fniv« in thp ho«- , D nlks Saturday to visit David, day, to visit sick folks in the hos who is still in the hospital pi tai. Mr. and Mr«. Charles Lemley Films D eveloped Mrs. Arch C antrall entertained nnd Mrs. R. J. Baker were visitors the junior «bridge club a t her home in The Dalles Monday. Thursday afternoon, High scores Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Baker, Mr. went to Mrs. Tom Alley and Mrs. and Mrs. Bert Baker of Gresham, You Pay for GOOD PRINTS Only Ed Alley. Mr and Mr£. George Dunn and Enlargem ent with each roll de- , A rt Bibby was a business visi fam ily of Fossil, Mr. and Mrs. Guy veloped. Moro Pharmacy tor in The Dalle/ several days last Moore and fam ily, Mrs. Clara Bak er and son Alva of Goldendale en week. _ The Book Worm club met at the joyed a picnic dinner Sunday, at A . W . M cLEO D home of Mrs. Harold Eakin with Poplar Grove, near Rufus. Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Sommers. ten memfbers present. Mrs. Art John Conroy and Nellie Conroy Schilling gave a book review on Dealer In were visitor« in The Dalles Mon “The Citadel” by A. J. Ctonin. Among the vIsiTorS in The day.------------ i----------------------- -—-r— Catkin« W e e d e ri, Treater» Mr. and Mrs C. A. Oestreieh Dalles Tuesday from here were anti family and Mr. and Mrs. Ax Mr. and Mrs. D .ll Oils and daugh-, tell Lemley and family had a pic Used Weedera tie Betty Lou, Mrs. A. F. Balzer, nic dinner in Buck Hollow Sun • Mr. and Mrs. Tommy Barnett, . F Y R F Y T E R E Q U IP M E N T Mrs, Clyde Sm ith, L. K. Smith day« Mr. and Mrs. Willard e n te r M oro, Oregon Phone 454 and Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Wilt. tained som*e friends Wednesday Glen Karnes and .sons, Robert evening in honor of Mr. B arnetr - .......... ................................ innuan i Schilling and Kenneth Crew., birthday. Those present were: J--------- *- J -M -e a r-.----» motored to Su-ttle Lake Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Kendrick Dunlap and ' rnd spent the day fishing. Mr. and Mrs. Don Smith. Mr. and Mrs. A. A. D unhn Mrs. A. M. Nelson and daughter of Moro and Mrs. Glen Karnes and daughter Anita, Kenn th spent Sunday in Gokiendale, Wn , B arnett and Ivan Blagg had a pic To H o te l M o ro v h .r e they attended church and nic dinner at Stiles before going visited with friends from Kansas, to a show in The Dalles last Sun day evening. ! Colorado and Texas. L. K. Smith a n t King F ritts Tuesday, M a y 2 3 Sunday evening Glen ,K arner spent Sunday at Wasco visiting and Ted Ball went to Portland v ¡th a truck load _of.cattle return^ Mr. Sm ith’s mother, M>s. J. H. Smith and hi« sister, Mrs. Lydia Dr. C urry the O ld Rel King Monday evening. Darby. O P. King and his grand son, Mr. and Mrs. Kendrick Dunlap. iable O ptom etrist of Seattle ! Billie Burke drove up from Cali- Anita Dunlap and Viola McGinni* f rria this week. Mr. King will For Petter P iltjo Glasses .o j .* ) r.d the summer with his son and were visitors in The Dalles S a tu r day. 1 r:«mily, Mr. and Mrs. Glen King, 'Mr. and Mrs. Henry Howell of Relieve Eye Strain and H ead rnd Billie will return home by Wasco were callers here W ednes train. day. aches. Charges Reasonable. i The World Wide Guild girls met Mrs. Jensen and son of Portland a t the B aptist church Wednesday «pent M other’s Day visiting her , Coming to your city for to entertain their mothers at an daughter Mrs. Jake Eslinger, and O riental Tea. A program consist family. " ing of the following numbers was Herman Schilling and son Rob five years. • given: piano duet, Grace Marie ert were Saturday evening dinner I end Mary Lou Zevely; guitar-solos, guests of Mr. and Mrs. R. J. W ill Be A tW asc o ¡‘Dorothy Ball; vocal duet, Ellen Baker. Former Resident Visits Friends In Grass Valley F R E E Coming Again Z E IG L E R S ’ the Grass Valley Quality Stoie ut for Groceries that Satisfy Clothes th a t W e a r N ew Truck Service REFRIGERATION SERVICE ( george g . updegraff Early Morning Delivery of Freight Shipped A tto rn e y A t L a w from Portland the night before M o ro a n d W a»eo Route Shipments via U. P. Railroad PICK-UP & DELIVERY SERVICE ON FREIGHT AND EXPRESS AT ALL POINTS ON ROUTE DANCE Auspice Three Links Club Grass Valley, Oregon Locally Owned and Operated by S a tu r d a y , M ay 2 0 I MOBLEY’S ORCHESTRA Admission ' Vernon 1 ' Flatt Ps33e OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOQOO •.V S ta r t y o u r ALL-ELECTRIC DREAM KITCHEN now! ♦Wednesday/ M ay 24 Srass Valley Theatre . N ew Store in Grass V alley I have bought the stock of goods of SUNDAY and MONDAY FRIDAY and SATURDAY May 21 and 22 May 19 and 20 RONALD COLEMAN EDWARD G. ROBINSON FRANCES DEE _ o z- .«I J. H. xvr., W ilt & Co. and , wi.l continue 4.k- the A Might Case ol Murder 1 i t t ,,, Kino' Ir 1 w were Mng 'u i grocery part of it w ith some dry goods P. P. & L. electricity is cheaper than ever before! T here 'S NO REASON for you to put up with a poorly-planned in addition. W e Now H ave I T ' i ' H ardw are w ill be d isco n tin u ed . sto c k w ill b i i,»creased to jn c lu d e all staple g ro ceries in q i m t ’ty and quality to fill ► T e rm s w il' be th irty days. ► I ask for a share of yo u r b u sin ess as m y prices w ill be as lo w as possible w ith the q u ality of i t Beautiful work-saving electric ranges, refrigerators, water They cost less than ever to operate because Pacific Power & Light CHEENEY WEEDER PAKTS Company electricity bos never been so cheap as it is now. Even though you let electricity do every kitchen job’, the cost at I P .P .& L ’s new low rates w ill be only a few cents a day. g o o d s dem anded. FO SS & CO . I Grass V alley and poorly-equipped kitchen another day. Begin now to modernize heaters and dishwashers may be purchased on convenient terms. S to c k o f th e w a n ts o f all the p e«p le in the district. Kendrick Dunlap Verel Taschner and Mrs. I. D. Mrs. J. S. Newcomb and Mrs. The Dalles Friday. Herman Schilling returned home Wren Hogue and daughter Eileen Pike were shoppers in Tha Dalles from Portland Monday, after Leighton Field«, C. ' W. Field», Friday. spending a week visiting their daugh ers. M>. und Mr». R. J. Baker and M- :-rl Mrs. Fred Cox attended thu annual met ting of the Nation- il Fntm Lopn Association in The Dulles Tuesday. A fter the busi ness meeting a basket lunch was served which was followed by elec tion of officers and program. Mr. and Mrs. Dell Eakin were v ’sitors In Canyon City Saturday, returning home Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. H arry Sherwood a n d fo r t h e g e n e r a l s a tis fa c tio n of The D ali.s were visitors at the Dell Olds home Wednesday. o f tr a d in g w h e r e s to c k s a r e larg Arden Squire ami daughter Jackie were house hun-ing in e s t a n d q u a lity g u a r a n te e d th is Gresham Friday returning late Saturday. o ld a n d r e lia b le s to r e m e r its Mrs. A. A. Dunlap, Wren .H ojtt «*- * . and Estel H artley motored to Sut- Y our. A tte n tio n tle Lake Thursday with Ray Jew ell and the Senior class <>n th ir annual “ Flunk Dgy” re ’urniov. home late, sunburned ,an«I thud but reporting a good time Mr. and Mrs. Henry Ro‘h and ooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo Mrs Dell Olds were visitors in t ie Dalles Saturday. Mr, and Mrs. Tom Alley went to Portland Saturday to snend M other’s Day with the latte»’s mother. Mr. and Mrs. Ted B v e ritt and The Dalles—A n te o p e D a ily daughter Lois Ann went to Wasco Saturday to Rpend several «Nys Insured and Bonded Carrier visiting relatives. Mrs. Ed Alley was a visitor in J i ------------- i ‘i------------------------------------ a n n o u n c in g ► .T h e FAGS T H R U M oro O regon * * a n y dealer In electrical equipm ent or P acific P ower a L ight C ompany
