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About Sherman County journal. (Moro, Or.) 1931-current | View Entire Issue (June 16, 1939)
J ’■.y.A-f/VrSt TUG SHERMAN COUfffŸ J o UKN a L, MOMO, OKKOON and wife, Bob Marvin and Mar ette University* Saturday evening. * cepted a position aft principal of jory Knusman were among those Mr. and Mrs. Dell Olda and Mra. the G rants Paas High School for in (iilliam county and Frank Sayrs R. J. Baker were visitors in The the coming school year.' Mr. Tetz and Dean Pinkerton went over Dalles Friday. was a »former ’ principal in the with Clyde Simpson to play in the The Grass Valley Grain Grow Grass Valley high school. band. ers held their annual m eeting at Joe and A rt Bibby and Glen • Mr. and Mrs. M artin Melzer the elevator Saturday afternoon. Karnes spent the first part of the and family drove to Hillsboro Mr. and Mrs. John Engstrom , w'.ek in Portland, where they went last Sunday to attend thé wedding Mr. and Mrs. Herman Schilling on business. •* Mr. and Mrs. Roy Powell ‘and of Miss Vivian Reynolds’to W ar Mr. and Mrs. Tom Alley and and son Robert and Ben Leghorn ! Ben Leghorn and daughter Ruth son Ronald and daugh.er Betty run Elliott. daughter Mildred returned from w?re visitors in The Dalles F ri Ann visited Mrs. Leghorn in The Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Woods left returned Monday from California Salem Monday. Mildred graduated day. Dalles hospital Tuesday. vzhere th e y ‘saw thé San Francisco Saturday for a vacation trip that fiom W illamette University Sat Mr. and Mrs. John Hays went Mrs. Ted Peterson returned will take them to C rater Lake, fair and v is ite d '‘friends in -that À---- ------ urday evening. to Bakeoven Friday to be with Sunday from Ontario where she state. Roy reports the fair a s . b e ^ Ore« on caves into C»K their daughter. Mrs. John Block, had been visiting her parents for Mrs. J. E. Brown re tu in .-^ fro ing a very good exhibition, with forftia fa r enough to see the Red- who is quite ill. ‘ a month. winds/* They will come back by • The Dalles hospital Sunday where Oregon having« the best agricul Mrs. Wallace May returned she had been a pnrient for about ♦he^ceast highway. M arjory Kuns- tu ral exhibit o n - the grouftds; ten days. * . from Hood River Thursday where CARD OF THANKS charges are not excessive, ‘ the r.«an is taking Mrs. Woods’ place We wish t o ; thank our many John Reckman and Isobel Fort- she had been visiting her parents. grounds are well managed and it io the county clerk’s office. Mrs. L. , D. May has , as . her guest friends for their sym pathy and Serai Searcy and fam ily came r t r motored to Heppner Sunday , . __ is well worth seeing. They drove where I.obel resumed her dutie. j h er- » rand ne,ce He!en J e “n « » » kindness extended to us during our on down to Los Angeles and before homv Monday from California there and Thelma Fortner who had * of The Dalle«. sad bereavement. coming home saw M artin Hansen, w h.re they had been touring and Mrs. John H. Wilt visiting’ with Mr. and M rs.-R. B. taken Her place while she was ab- • Mr. and Mrs. Wes FuP&r and who is doing W?H in an ftuto cabin fam ily and Rachel Poley of Moro Mr. and THrs. W. R ay Blake Webb. They also saw the San sent, came home with John Mon- i camp a t Fresifo; Roy Axtell, still were calle-s here Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. C. N. Wilt hcuse painting at Roseville, and Francisco fair and found it very day. Eugene W erner was a Shaniko Mr. and Mrs. Scott Fortner interesting. % Better yet, they J Lee and Pat McLeod of Mot Lyle O ld s,/n o w living in San brought home several reels of called on their grand parents, Mr. visitor here on Sunday. ' Francisco.- _ Jack I^ewis and Mi»s Virginia colored pictures of the trip to an<i Mrs. Sontm?rs Saturday eve- Tom FraSer left Monday foi show to friends. He Iyer motored to The Dalles ' nipg. Canada where he is looking for Saturday evening where they at- M rs., Dorothy Peetz came up i Mr. and Mrv. Alfred Nelson and some ntW equipment. , tended a show a n d ’ visited with Monday from Sandy for a short daughter of Moro wer R. C. Byers reports that there visit with her children, Jan et and visitors j M.ss M argaret Trabue. Moro Community Church. Sun will be plenty of w ater at Dr Moss Louis who are spending the sum here Monday evening. Mrs .A rzell Lemley entertain* d day, June 18, 1939: No preuchirt Mr. and Mrs. Wallace May ! for the picnics Saturday and Sun mer with their grandparents. the junior bridge dub a t her home motored to Portland Tuesday to Thursday afternoon. Mrs. Tom se»-viees nor Sunday School. All day or some will be hauled for Three young men of^Moro were attend the Masonic and Easter», are urged to attend the All-County the occasions. Alley received the club prize and Rally at DeMoss Park, beginning down in Grass Valley canyon “fish S tar convention. With the exception of one day ing” one day in the past week, Mrs. C. A. Oestreich the guest at 10:00 with covered dish din- Bob LeBleu overturned his prize. the weather for the week has been and had hid their bicycles in the nt i at noon. The young people of (col and advantageous for wheat, brush in Bud B tlshe’s field. A truck Saturday, as he was turning the church will meet in the manse Grass Valley and Tygh Valcy which is slewing turning to either section crew, burning the right- off the highway to go to the stock played ball here Supjlay, Grass this Friday evening (June 16) »1 the golden color of prosperity 01 of-way, lost control long enough yards. The four head of cattle he Valley winning by a score of 12-11. 8:00 for a business session and the more drab hue of light yields. tx» damage the bikes pretty badly was hauling were thrown out, but Mr. and Mrs. Roy Forman and social hour. Miss Reatha Sayrs, A rain threatened Wednesday i nd the boys had to walk home. neither the occupants of the truck Mrs. Louis Dickson of Antelope piesident, will be in charge. or «ny of the stoc "-pre injured night and a part of Thursday' but R am sey ^ ch ad ew itz, David Mc Henry G. Hanson,“ Pastor. Mias Anna Schwartz visited Mr. attended the funeral of J. H. no one believed ih it much and in - Leod gnd Linden M ersingir are Wilt here Monday. the afternoon the sun came out "to presenting claims for their ma- and Mrs- AH Bucholtz in Me Those coming from Iòne to a t Moro Christian Science Society: Friday evening. prove their suspicions well found chir.es. tend the funeral services of Mr. Church services are held every Mrs. C. B. Doyle visited Mr. and ed. Mr. and Mrs. John Foss and son Mrs. Grover Coffman in Moro J. H. Wilt Monday were Mr. and Sunday morning at eleven o’clock. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Goddard and Austin were in Portland Saturday Mrs. C. F. Feldman, Mr. and Mrs. The Wednesday evening m eet daughter are here this week hav and Sunday to see a part of the Friday evening and Saturday. She W. J. Blake and Mrs. Della Car- ing. which includes testimonies of is staying with Miss Schwar ing finished the school year at annual Rose show. son Christian Science healings, begins since her house burned. Ontario. Lloyd Henrichs will be among Mr. and Mrs. Dean Reynolds a t eight o’clock. The reading room Mrs. A. A. Dunlap returned Quite a number of Moroites the young officers who will attend and family motored to Hillsboro is in the back of the -church build Monday from a weeks visit in were in Condon last Sunday - to can)p a ( Fort Lewis for the where they attended the wedding ing and is open daily, with an a t see the spring rodeo put on there next two months as he is in the Portland. of their daughter Vivian to W ar tendant on Wednesday evening, Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Oestreich by local enthusiasts. Roscoe Moore reserve. ' ren T. Elliott at the Episcopal when all authorized Christian ___ entertained friends Saturday eve church at two o’clock last Sunday. Science literature- may he read, Dr. and Mrs. William B. Titley ning when they celebrated their Mr. and Mrs. Dean Reynolds borrowed or purchased. The pub Hosiery merd-ne. Buster Brown Jaufthter Rachael, of Amity- fourteenth wedding anniversary. flave as their guest his mother, lic is cordially invited to attend Sho, Store, The B .lles. 26-2» ' l,l< < 1-°"K I’ land- '«*» <h< Carrol Tbc-e attending were Mr. and S’;yrs home last week a fte r a vis Mrs. Lester BarnvM zM r. and Mr®. Mrs. 0. T. Wisner of Tacoma. the services and to make use of ic there. They are touring the Kendrick Dunlap, M*. and M»s. W ashington. the reading room. Mr. and Mrs. Dell Olds motored United States and visiting th • Don Smith. Mr. and Mrs. Dean national parks and having come Olds and Mr^ and Mrs. Arzell to Milton Monday to return their Moro Full Gospel Assembly FOR SALE: C dar 7-ft post-, 11 by the southern route left for the Icm ley. Th° evening was spent daughter Betty Lou home after Prophetic Bible Conference: Dr spending several weeks visiting ft. posts, poles, and 16-inch fir north to «re Banff and Glacie- "ames and cards. her uncle and „ o n k M r . and Mrs. Chas. L. Thornton will speak on — wood on highway 14 npl°fi r e uthj Nationa l pa rk----Mrs . . Titley—a nd. Mr. arvf Mrs". ‘ Oh-p fcs LemTvjr Frank Olds. Sunday at 11 a. m. and 7:30 p. m. of Hood River. M. S. Walton, Mr>. Sayrs were friends wh-n ?F • and Mrs. Don Smith and Mrs. Also on Wednesday, Thursday, Mr. and Mrs. LeRoy Stradlev iF’ackdale, Ore. Phone 186. 32-34 g ids. On® Smith were vi •tors in Thi and daughter of Portland spent and Friday at 7:30 p. m.. and on ORDERS RECEIVED by 15th of . The w ater supply a t DeMoss !>•'” s Tuesdpv. the week end visiting his parents W*dnesóay, Thursday and Friday July will obtain reduced rates Springs has been depleted and Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Raker and Mr. and Mrs. F. L. S traJley at 2:45 p. m.; will hold Bible studv on pine and oak wood cut to : only a few gallons can be pumped Mr.- and Mr». .. Dale \ Baker and at the residence of Mrs. R. J. Mr. and Mrs. Vem ZTcCowan of older. W rit: Bernard Newton, I r t any one time, according to daughter left for their homes at Ginn. Pendleton arrived Sunday to visit Dufur. , 32-34 p ,'Judge Jo tte r and Roadm aster Gresham and Battleground, W ash the la tte r’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ev.lyn Endereby, Minister FOR SALE: 10 dozen small mouth 1 Peetz, who has charge of the ington a fter staying over a week Charles Lemley, leaving Tuesday Mason fruit jars. - Reasonable | **rk. here. for Milwaukie to visit her sister Phone 29F3, Mrs. C. W. Krnny. Born: To Mr. and Mrs. Francis * Dr. and Mrs. M. B. Taylor were Mrs. Hubert H utchcroft, and fam Will the man who borrowed the W atkins at The Dalles hospital, \ isitors here Tuesday. ily. wheelbarrow from Mrs. Lucy .un«’ 14, a girl. Mrs. W atkins Lloyd Belshe of The Dalles was Mrs. George Wilcox and chil v a s formerly Helen Strong. Ruggles, please return it? a caller here Monday. dren motored to The Dalles Mon I . R. French and daughter, Mrs. I OR SALE: Fine wool buck. Clif Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Alley left day evening. Mr. Wilcox, wh:> ford Trumbo, 3&F21, Wasco 31-• Neely B urkitt and Mrs. Ida Thursday for Portland to visit had been working at a drug store Woolen from Portland drove up LOST: A yellow gold par pir., set Wednesdav afternoon to spend the Miss B arbara Walpole, enroute to in The Dalles for several days, Salem where t-hQy witnessed th'* returned home with them. with white and blue stones. , r jp h t- visiting ’relatives here, re graduation exercises at Wiliam Henry Tetz of Adams has ac- valued as a keepsake. Return to<L (u-r-ping Thursday. Journal office and receiv, r e - ( ___ __________________ ward. Moro People Grass Valley D r . & Mrs. Poley Find Fair Student Ends Return From Worth Seeing University Work Eastern Trip CHTOILS DANCE Z E IG L E R S ’ the Grass Valley Quality Store for Groceries that Satisfy Clothes that W ear * a n d fo r th e g e n e r a l s a tis fa c tio n o f tr 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 l i t y g u a r a n t e e d t h is o ld a n d r e lia b le s t o r e m e r it s Y o u r A t t e n t io n Grass Valley Theatre. A . W . M cLEOD Dealer In FOR SALE: Second hand mach-/j inery. 225 W eaner pigs. W. C. < Calkin« W eeders, Treaters Patterson, Wa<=co. Phone . 33F51-1 Elmer Barzee and Lester Con- lee were fishing on the lakes las week end and Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Barzee left for Camp Sher inan to spend several days. A crew of men from the light company were trim m ing tret: Thursday to get the branches away from the wires and improve radio reception and prevent undue v/ea- on them .- lApproximat; ly 14,000 Orego*: operators have applied for renew als of their driver’s licenses, offi cials of the motor vehicle opera tor’s division of the secretary of sta te ’s office said today. The re newals are coming in at the rate of approxim ately 1,000 per day All operator’s and chaffeur’s lic enses must be Renewed by July 1st. 1939. ' Miss Iva Belshee, who handled the mail in the local postoffice for the past three years, is now work ing in Portland. Harvey Thompson and wife ant two sons were heTe from Donald last week end. . Mrs. W alter "May is recouper- ating from her recent operation at Hood River and is gaining strength it is reported. Dr. and Mrs. Poley returned W<ednesday afternoon from then- trip to D etroit where they took delivery on a new car and drove home through the northern states visiting Yellowstone park and at other scenic places on their trip which th ey -rep o rted to b e-v ery enjoyable. Mrs. Jack Tomlin and two chil dren left Thursday for Shedd to visit relatives from where * she will return to her home at Klam ath Falls. She hgs. been visiting here a t the Noonan home for a couple of weeks. The Missionary society will give an ice cream social next A*onday evening a t 7 o’clock in the city park to raise money to send two girl» to Hillockburn camp this sum n^f. Home made ice cream will be served. Mrs. Harlow Parkins came Wednesday to spend a day or two here with her parents while Mr. Parkins attends a meeting of SCS officials on the coast. ■Mrs, Otis Baker left last week with Mr. and Mrs. Oscaj; Leach for Eugeqe to spend a couple of Auspice Three Links Club weeks with her daughter. Grass Valley, Oregon Mrs? Fern Gentry and daughter Pefc. ie came up Monday from Yuba S a tu r d a y , J u n e 1 7 City, California. Mrs. Gentry returned the next day leaving Bes Grass Valley Pavilion sie here for the summer and tak MOBLEY’S ORCHESTRA ing Vivian May home with her. Mr. and Mrs. Milo Elliott and j Admission 75c children drove up from Sheridan Classified Ads FOR SALE: Windm ill in good ’ shape, cheap. H. A. Walker, Wasco, Oregon. 31-33-p ( to attend the Thompson Round. Up. FRIDAY and SATURDAY JU N E 16 and 17 FOR SALE: 18-foot H arris com- ; Used Weeders bine. $500. R. M. Johnson, Klon- i "Idiot’s Delight” dike. — ----------- ~ FYR FYTER E Q U IPM EN T FOR SALE: 1st class . 16J foot M o r o , O ^ 7 ,/™ . Phone 454 Rumley Combine. C. J Norma Shearer and Clark Gable Klondike, Oregon.;. McCORMICK-DEERING SUNDAY and MONDAY JU N E 18 and 19 n. T A IL S P IN i» Alice faye, Constance Bennett Nancy" Kelly F YE OLDE MILL DANCE HALL HILLSIDE HARVESTER-THRESHER Saturday, June 17 Pririce: $ 1 .0 0 or one bushel of w heat O veralls and A pron s Dance given by Tne Dalles Breakfast C lu b Ì W IS THE TIME — the Combine with the CRADLED CLEANING UNIT A., 4 e u n > « d a n d b u ilt to lic k 1 one o f th e t o u g h e n Jobe id a g ric u ltu re , f t is ».WWsUfe c o m W n « fr o m to o t o b o tto m , b u ilt a ro u n d ’ au o u ts ta n d in g new fe a tu re o f d e *i« u — th e Self-neoatalned» self-rfeveling C R A D L E D C L E A N IN G U N IT — w h ic h n o ta th is xiew M c C o rm ic R -D e e rin g c o m b in e in a class by - T h e N o . 51 Is a s im p le u n it , c ap ab le o f d o in g e x tra o rd in a rily wood w o rk w ith o u t re q u irin g “ h a ir-trig g e r ’ a d ju s tm e n ts . I t Is reg u la r ly su p p lie d w ith a 1 4 -ft. h eader, «n d th e s e p a ra to r has a m p le ¿ » X e l t y to ta k e care o f th e h e a v ie r drops. A 2 - f t . p la tf o r m exten sio n is a v a ila b le fo r use w h ere crops a re lig h t. A crew o f 3 m e n ca“ ° P * ' * * * th e t r a c t o / a n d h a rv e s te r-th re s h e r w h en g ra in is bagged. O n ly tw o m e n a re needed w h e n th e g ra in ta n k (s u p p lie d as e x tr» e q u ip m e n t) .V I » A f > s p ecificatio n s, te rm s , O»»»»p late in fo r m a tio n co n cern in g in J. K M o ro , «5» u’ "è ean O re g o n S B THE FIRST N A TIO N A L BANK GRAIN H' its e lf. BINHIIG n GHR? T o In su re Y ou r G ro w in g ERE hr a epeci«) new is used. TALKING ABOUT F I R S T . . . TO ARRANGE THE LOUf COST W A Y TO PAY FOR ITI • Do this before your crop is in danger of destruction by^ Fire. . Let me Lielp y u to insure, with • a strong old line company artd_ rest iscured that you are fully i • * .protected. ■^nu first nHTionnii — ” ioF PORTLAND M oro, O re. ; THI U A M R IN O RIO O N IN FINANCING TH I C tlD IT M Q U IR u h N T ^ OF TRAOC, COMMIACI AND INDUSTRY . v S. W . S e a r c y 4 2 Sttnclti I « s i a r i I I ■ A I — •• • > - k C °Q" « o a A î i o M
