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'•> - A / ' * f ’.y • V’' THE SHERMAN COUNTY JOURNAL, MOHO. OREGON x* r U a i t / » l R ® FRIDAY, JUNK 23. 133» T 1 K U i U R R M I sons Norman and James and Mr. its next regular meeting Saturday bridal shower for their member, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Lemley and Mrs. Alfred Lyons were busi evening, June 24th. Miss M ary Reese Friday. She is a had as dinner guest« Sunday Mr. ness visitors at Grass Valley Wed daughter of Mr. and Mrs. T. S. and Mrs. Joe Evans of Goldendale, nesday. Reese and will be m arried July Washington Mnd Mr. and <<Mrs- An ex-Navy man was asked i to Clarence Higley of Dee where Word was received here Tues Hetman Schilling and Son Robert. whether he thought sailors should they will make their home.. day o f the serious illness of Ju an be called gobs. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Roy Bak ita Mitchell a t Hermiston. Her er, having sold their equipm.t: Elmer Hansen and family of “Why n o t? ” he said. “Th y are brother Robert and sisters, Mrs. to Norris Gilkison, are moving in Goldend^je spent the week end gobs, aren’t th e y ? ” J. J. Decker and Mrs. Volna Guy to Grass Valley for the present. here with his mother. ton were called to be ait her bed A deal made this week changes The county sheriff’s office re ’Mr. and Mrs. Herman Schilling Mrs. George Mitchell and chil School election was held a t the port» that th? June 15 tuinovel dren of Pendleton and Mrs. W. H. school house on Monday afternoon and son Robert, Virginia Helyei .he ownership of the Hal Morrow side, but they returned to Kent amounted to a .total of $15,G09.12 Ragsdak* of The. Dalles and her when Mrs.. Herman Schilling was and Gordon Lemley were visitors farm south of Kent from him to Friday and reported her condition Louis Sather. Mr. Morrow has as mucl^ improved. of which $8,230.14 was from cur« daughter, Mrs. John Searcy and elected director Tor three years in The Dalles Friday. Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Davis and Susanne of Hillsboro attended lived on this place for a long per and Mrs. Arch C antrall v.~? elect rent Uxez and $7,378.08 iro rn d e - Mrs* Tom Alley, daughter Mil ed clerk for one year. linquent'Uxta. Thia Jbeipg di ?th:• shower here Friday. dred and Lila lx.-e Aley attendee iod of time and is now gointf -to son and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Auspice Three Links Club vided among the tancmg-units that Mr. and Mrs.' Virgil Gonlee ac- Mrsi Estcl H artley and sons the bridal shower given for Mary ri tire to a place near The Dalles J. C. Wilson and daughter, Sheri Grass Valley, Oregon where he can take life a bit easier. Helyer, Mr. and Mrs. L. Sather, v share in the payments. . ’ . • compftnkd by her parents, Mr. and were visitors at the home of Mrs. Retse in Moro Friday. Kent folks who attended the Mr. apd Mrs. R. P. Barnet and S a tu r d a y , J u ly 1 Two groups of boys have visit M,rs- George Williams left Sunday Ralph Eakin Sunday. Jam es re Henry Roth J r. left Monday fot annual picnic of the Sherman Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Helyer were ed the experim ent statibn this for Portland to be gone for about mained for several days. Stiles where he will do some « Grass Valley Pavilion County Sunday School association those from Kent who attended the week to see what is being done a w eek.. Mrs. Dell Olds and daughter painting. annual grange picnic a t Harland at Moro Sunday were: M r.*T and with new crops and tiHage meth MOBLEY’S ORCHESTRA Carl Sandoz, former relief ad Betty Lou and Dolores Olds ac Jan et Wilcox left Saturday for View Saturday. ods. The first came from The m inistrator for this county, was companied by Henry Roth were Ccrvallis where she will enter Mrs. L. W. Amick, Mr. anti Mrs. J. H. Wilson, Mrs. John Wilsc-n 7oc Kent Grange No. 688 will hold Admission Dalles Sunday and were junior here ,, Thursday from The Dalk^ fviMtors in The Dalles Saturday. O. S, C. for the summer term . and son Kennrth, Mr. and Mrs. F a rm e r’s Union members. The where he is handling relief m at • Miss W arren arrived Monday Mr. and Mrs. E. M llelyer hat J. C. Wilson and daughter Nellie, second were members of the Future ters for Wasco county. from Phoenix, Arizona to visit at as guests Friday her parents, Mr. Mrs. R. P. Barnet and Mr s. Carl Farm ers organization from Ore William C authers is home again the T. M. Rolfe home. and Mrs. John C. Adams of Hood Schadewitz. gon City making g tour o f t h e ' from the hospital feeling much Miss Cassie Holmes accompanied River valley. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Pur.-ha* . state. They stopped m the city belter. His daughter . has ceen by her niices Cassie and Mar- Mr. and Mrs, Paul Alley and son Helen Sather, Evelyn Olson. Sheri park Monday night and visited visiting him. guerlta Von Borstel and Agnes of Wasco were callers at th “ Tom Helyer, and Jesse Helyer at find .1 the »station Tuesday. Fourth street has been graded, Brogan and Millie McPherson, Alley home Monday. a show in The Dalles Sunday eve LeeRoy Hanson, son of Rev. and i the drains opened and the new left Wednesday for San Francisco Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Baker were ning. Mrs. Henry G. Hanson, who grad costing of rock spread and it U where they will attend the Gol visitors in The Dalles Tuesday. W. C. Helyer motoied tu Cal uuted last month from Oregon' ready for grading. The rock' den Gate Fair. Those from Grass Valley who gary, Canada Monday on bu in* « i. S tate college, stayed over the two Henry, Bill and Louise Roth crusher finished its job Thursday Gruin Growers He returned home Saturday. • wet kN the four-H Clubbers met in morning when d Jiv e ry to town spent the week end viaitihg rela attended the meeting in Spokane, Washington Don’t forget the Boy’s Club Corvallis, to help care for the 48 tives at Olympia, W ashington. was completed. weit- A. A. Dunlap, R. J. Baker, Dance a t Moro, this Saturday. girls and chaperones who were State Patrolm an Willard Tubbs ol Dance at Moro this Saturday. Engstrom and Herman Don Howell of Vancouver, Wash stationed at the Thetg. Chi House. Arlington was killed Wednesday Anuiley Kanouse’ Six piece» orches Gus Schilling. ii.gton was a visitor at the George His job was a busy one as he was afternoon by a man thought to be tra of Condon. McKay home here Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Olds of the only rep re sen ta tiv e ' of the Lee Collins who was driving a cai Mrs. Glen Karns and sons Mr. and Mrs. W alter Wilson fia te rn ity to be present during wanted in Seattle. Tubbs was Kenneth and Lloyd left Tuesday Milton were visitors Sunday at were business visitors in Th-» that period. He - is- now taking knowfi to many Sherman county for Colorado Springs, to visit her the home of Mr. and Mrs. Dell Sponsored For The Seventh Year Dalles Saturday. Olds, taking their daughter Dolo post g rad u ate work a t Oregop residents as he haw been stationed parents enroute to Hoxie, Kansas Gray Wilson of Goldendak. Wn , State in the summer term , which near here for several years. wh re she will also visit relatives. res home with them. She had been _____ ._____By The Dalles Breakfast Club visiting relatives here for a week wa> a d’pncr gyest pf his brother, op ..ed on June 19. ; . Kenneth and Lloyd will remain ir. Those who attended the K in' W. B. Wilson and family Sunday. Dance for Benefit of Boy’s Club, Kansas until September with their Mrs. Fem e Gentry and Vivian Rebekah lodge Wednesday eve June 24, this Saturday. Come. grand parents. ning were Mrs. Ed Alley, Virginia May of Moro were brief callers a* Miss Dorothy F raser returned Tom and Ed Alley were busi Kent Wednesday evening enroute Helyer, Mrs. >Arch Cantrall, Mrs. home this week after remaining ness visitors at Wasco Thursday. a t Corvallis a few weeks after the Mi. and Mrs. Bill Baker of The Kendrick Dunlap, Mrs. Alfred to California. • Eight Queens of Swing, all-girl orchestra from Durward Helyer presented h ;s Kock, Mrs. Charles Baker, Mrs c!os * of school. A community picnic in the Grass Dalles stopped here briefly on San Francisco, on Monday and Tuesday nights. Wendell Balsiger was in Spo Valley park will be sponsored Sa urday to get some of their Edgar Alley, Mrs. Eben Kee, Mr« moving pictures at the Georg Me kane to attend the meeting of the July 4th by the Kent Legion po£t household goods, enroute to Burns, A. A. Dunlap, Mrs. Oscar Ruggles Kay home Saturday evening for • Jack Cody’s Olympic Swimming Stars at The N orth Pacific Grain Growers, re (or tb.< purpose of giving every for the week end. Mr. Bak.*r will The Kent lodge put on the degree the pleasure of Mr. and Mrs. Pau1 Dalles City Natatorium, Tuesday at 11 a. m. Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Geo. McKay. work for five new members. turning home Tuesday. one a place to meet their friend« be principal of the schools there The Grass Valley pre-school Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Helyer. Mr: Wily Knighten will be absent and neighbors on the nation’s holi n i r t year. • Breath-Taking Motorcycle Daredevils from Por from his office next week while a t day. For entertainm ent there will The Baptist Mission society met conference w»y be held on Tuesday and Mrs. Jay McKay and children. tland Police Department in Death-Defying Mrs. LfRoy Daniels and son Cecil, tending the annual meeting of the be a a softball game between the at the home of Mrs. L. D. May June 27, at ttie I. 0. O. F. hall. and Gordon Helyer. leaps, Monday at 8 p. m. county school superintendents. T’ Grass Valley team and Moro team Tu «day afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Wilson and j R. B. Elms has had some pie- In the morning and the Wasco Mrs. Est 1 tH artley and son onte Carlo Fun House where the sky is the daughter Nellie «pent a few days I tu ies taken of the strip cropping ‘earn will play the winner in the Jam es m otored to Kelso Friday in Portland last week. limit on entertainment. experim ent on the W. E. Bruckert •fternoon. The park will be open ‘o visit her parents. Mr. and Mrs Mrs. Robert Schilling arpl he»» farm east of Klondike that show to everyone to come and bring • D el; Reckman. H airy returned • Baseball — Sunday, The Dalles vs. St. Helens. the contours very clearly. Moro Commpnity Church: Sun daughter, Bohetta and Helen Ann their picnic lunches. A dance will i b one with them after spending Powers were visitors at the Jay Tuesday The Dalles vs. American Colored A minor accident occurred last be given the night of the third day, June 25, 10:00 - -Sunday School we°k’ there visiting. McKay home Wednesday. F riday when Donald Burnet’s car ThJ another tbi night of the Tourth. T Mr. amt “Mrr.~h: D.~ Mav the activities, Giants (Doubleheader) rr- D-m-mrstration Mr. and Mrs. Carl Schadewitr. was struck by a light truck driven All entertainm ent, except the ’ overnight eue>t* Friday, the for- • f th? Daily Vacation Bible School and son John were at Wnmic F ri • Screwball Parade, featuring everything that’s by Lester Michel. No great dam • an ces, wilDbe frre to everyone. ‘ biuth r and wife, Mr. and will take up the: worship pt riod day to visit the Oliver Schad -witz FUNNY and can walk, ride or hobble, Tues age was done to .either vehicle and 11:00 - Morning W orship: Oboe ______ —_ ’ M*® W. IA. May of Hermiston. no one was injured. Mr. v d Mrs. R. E. Remington solo played by Miss Audrey Baker family, who lost their house and day at 10 a. m. . , .Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Patterson of Maupin were dinner guests at accompanied by Miss Merle Miller content« by fire reccntlv. Mr. >nd Mrs. W. B. Wilson and Tin Lizzie Derby, with Model T’s over 60-lap of Corvallis were guests of Georg« the home '»f Mr. and Mrs. Dell Sermon by the pastor on the theme, “ The Fairness of Jesus.” Updograff last week end. Olds Friday. course. (Lizzie-Chicken race a speciality), About tw enty menvbers e f the \ r t Bibby took a tre e 1' load of 7 :00 - Carl Peetz will lead the every service. The public is in Tuesday at 6:30 p. m. Moro B reakfast chib attended the Highways and streets of Oregon [calves te Portland Wednesday, young people’s society m eeting on vited to all services and to make use of the reading room. dance in The Dalles .Saturday will be made safer by new regula- ¡bringing his mother, Mr?. Frances tiie theme, “ What to do after (I* Other dances, entertainments, thrills, events! night as guests of The Dalles club. Lions pertaining to operation of Bibby of Cornelius, hvn.e with him School Days Are Over.” 8:00 Eve- Wasco Methodist Church: Sun Mrs. Jessie Henrichs left this uotor vehicles in the state which ’ fQ!' s -’v r3l days visit. n rtg worship hour with sermon by day School at 10 a. m. Preaching Th? Lord’s Supper wedk for a vacation along the coast Kt.une effective Wednesday, June 1 Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Balzer and the pastor. service a t 11 a. m. There will be accompanying Mrs. Roy "Belshee 14. it was announced today by !»on Clair were in The Dalles Sun- will be observed on the fitat Sun no preaching service at Gress day in July. O pportunity fill be Male Help Wanted Earl Snell, secretary of state. ‘ <’«y to visit Mrs. Balzer’s parents, Valley next Sunday afternoon T h is B e s t-o f-A ll F o u r th C e le b r a t io n given for children’s baptism and Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Barzee rct- The new regulations are incor M-. and Mrs. C. R. Bruckert. June 25th. , tum ed this week from a trip that porated in new laws and amended ! Mr. and Mrs. Dell Olds had as for reception of members. >ooooooaoooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooi F. L. Canned, Pnstor. Henry G. Ha nson, Pastor. took them to Salem and Corvallis aws dnacted by the 1939 session' a house guest th? pa-t week, their to visit relatives. if the state legislature and which i ncit-e, Dolores Olds from Milton. Moro Christian Science Society. The junior bridge club " was became effective 90 days a fter ad- 1 Mr. and Mrs. T. M. Rolfe and i n John anil Willard, and Jean- Church service ’ begins at eleven entertained Wednesday afternoon jovrnm :nt of the session. Ite Huhinan, attended the Alder o’clock next Sunday morning with at thu home of Mrs. frving’ H art. In the future motorists . v ’’ Trucks from Heppner have been required to dim their lights when- : " •i k Pioneer Picnic at Cleveland, ‘ Christian Science” as the subject of the Lesson-<Sermon. Wednesday W hirgtnn Wednesday. h a ilin g the wood left here by the evil they meet an ' - :-’in - c COC esmp this week. a t n ig h t, .Snell s a : ’. In hi p*M.j C A. Oestreich attended a S tan evening meeting begins at eight dard Oil meriting at The Dalles o’clock. The reading room in the C. A. Suneson, of Davis fafm, dimnrring was require ’ c ; ’- w iea r of the church building is ope’- California, was here from S atur meeting a car whik .ti^vrl m* * ‘ Tuesday evening. Mr. and Mfs. I. D. Lemley of daily with an attendant on Wed day to Monday looking over the wet, hard surfaced road a’ Long Beach, California visite i nesday evening when all authoriz e::p nim ent station as a p art^of Glaring headlights are -freq hi« duties. onuses of accidents and the- lav. ri with the form er’s bi other. Charles ed Christian S<d*nee literature, -Mrs. Earl Gentryi and daughter quiring dim m ing.m ay be .expected, I.emley and family Frktay, en may be borrowed or purchased. came from Portland Ffidav to o reduce this hazard, he declared. route to Spokan:., W ashington and F ’-i-< distribution of literatu re a t -r— i— • " w rr * d------------------------ make their Imme on the Fras-cr Under the amended law regulat oth^r points to visit relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Ted Ball motore.i farm where Mr. G entry is em- ing licensing of ifktvers, -the sec Films D eveloped r»b ved. retary of state is required to re- to Eugene Friday to visit her Mr. and Mrs. Martin Melzer •’us«> an operator’s perm it to any mother, Mrs. Ida Strong, retu rn took their daughter, Norma to person “aflicted with or subject ing .Sunday evening. A Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Gofenhefer Portland Friday where she enter to. recurrent attacks of -uncon of Portland were visitors at the You Pay for GOOD PRIN TS Only ed th:< Multnomah county hospital sciousness.” This change was be- to begin nurses’ training. Miss 'evpd advisable in view of the T. M. Rolfe home over the week Enlargem ent with each roll de veloped. Moro Pharmacy Jane Norene of P frtland returned longer inherent in persons suffer- end. with the Melzers for a visit. r.g physical or mental disabilities The Woman’s club sponsored a leading to fainting spells . while driving cars in modern traffic, Snell said. Hosiery mend’ng. Buster Browr Intallation and operation of Sho< Store, The Dalles. 26-2f epcial traffic signals pertaining to pedestrians only is authorized by; SUNDAY and MONDAY FRIDAY AND SATURDAY i nrw law. These signal - will in struct pedestrians to “W ALK” o- JUNE 23 and 24 JUNE 25 and 26 RELIABLE MAN WANTED to “W AIT” and will not affect, véhic e • i call on farm ers in Sherman ula»- traffic. Such signals are now H o ur lining Kentucky county. No experience or cap being installed in Portland and ital required. Stdady work. Make mnv he installed in other cities up to $12 a day. FURST & under provisions of this law. They JOAN CRAWFORD------ Loretta Young and Richard Greene MELVYN DOUGLAS THOMAS, 426 - 3rd St., Oak are designed to protect pedestrians and ar? said to have reduced ned- -ROBERT YOUNG 1 land, Calif. estrian accidents in other cities FOR SALE: or Trade for cheap where they have been placed ir team: Letz Hay chopper with use. grain grinding attachm ent. Tom T hirtv-’ev n pedestrians walked Coyle, Grass Valley. P S3 abruptly into trouble during th' first quarter of 1939 . when tha‘ LOST: Child’s Ying, Garnet set. number walked into the sides o ' / Mrs. C. R. Belshee. P 33 a if* cm ob ilcs, Earl Snell, se c re ta r' FOB SALE: C :dar 7-ft posts, 14 nf G ate. revealed todav. One wa ft. posts, poles, and 16-ineh fit ’-'ipd and the rest injured. wood on highway 14 miles south of Hood 'River, M. S. Walton, Parkdale, Ore. Phone 186. 32-34 Sheriffs Woman Elected Louis Sather i Turns School Director Buys Land From More Taxes At Grass Valley <ial Morrow DANGE Bigger and Better th of Celebration July Jnly 1 -2 -3 -4 Legion Picnic For at The Dalles F e a t u r in g Fourth Arranges Light Dimming Now Mandatory Be Sure To Attend Insure i FREE Grass Valley Theater Classified Ads Your Growing Grain Now W ith M o ro Grain Growers Ass n Our New Hates On Automobile Insurance Z E IG L E R S ’ the Grass Valley Quality Store j/t for Groceries that Satisfy Clothes that W ear A. W . ORDERS RECEIVED by 15th o' July will obtain reduced rate, on pine and oak wood cut t older. Writ? Bernard Ncwtor Dufur. 32-34 i FOR SA LE: Windmill in good shape, cheap. H. A. Walker Wasco, Oregon. 3l-33-p FOR SALE: 1st class 165 foe Rumley Combine. C. J. Kruge Klondike, Oregon. M cLEO D Dealer In Ca Mein« W eeders, Treaters Used Weeders f y r f y t e r e q u ip m e n t Moro, Oregon v Phone 454 tuuuuittuuntmm gtt n t n i intnttHK Now As Low As The Lowest a n d fo r th e g e n e r a l s a tis fa c tio 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 lity g u a r a n te e d th is o ld > n d r e lia b le s to r e m e r its Y o u r A t t e n t io n Comparative Charges
