THE SHERMAN COUNT! JOURNAL, MORO. OREGON
Former Moroite
Visits Relatives
Over Holiday
Otis Messinger was here over
thy Fourth from Si. Helens accom
panied by Mr. and t l r s . * A rthur
S o rte r and Mrs. O. B. Messinger,
who rem ained to visit with her
daughter, Mrs. Jack Noonan for
a time. Mrs. Sorber was form er
ly Maida M essinger, who attended
school here.
All attemfcd the
M essinger fam ily reunion held in
The Dalles Sunday when 42 mem
bers of the fam ily were together.
J. B. Adams returned from P ort
land Wednesday a fter spending
the holiday in the -city with his
fam ily. He heard the m eteor that
caused so much disturbance in
Portland Sunday morning.
Mr. and Mrs. Harlow Parkins
snent the Fourth here with Mrs.
Parkins parents, Mr. and Mr*
W. S. Powell. All were in Bend
the night of the 3rd to view the
pageant there.
Robert Hoskirrson and family
were in Bend Monday night and
spent the following day at Camp
She? man.
Clinton Ringler was delivered
to the commanding officer a t Van
couver Barracks by Sheriff Wilson
last week.
Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Barnum
drove to Fossil Friday remaining
unM Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Giles French and
children attended the Bend ’. yater
fete Monday night, returning horn'
the same night.
L. L. Peetz and wife went to
Camp Sherman Sunday with Mr
and Mrs. Lyle Woods in order to
be there to m e:t their daughter.
Mrs. Carl Landstrom , who witl
her h m b and drove up from Arizo
na. They expect to remain here
for nearly a month as Mr. Land-
strom will attend classes a t Van
couver for a two w e k s period.
Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Barzee and
fam ily were among those who
spent the holiday a t Camp Sher
man.
A strange dog got into the
H (xkman chicken house one day
last week and killed nearly forty
laying hen»-
John F arra and wife from Pay
ette, Idaho, came Sunday to visl
his sister, Mrs. A. H Barnum
and with the Barnums mnde a trip
t > Bonneville Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Walt Thornton
were up the Fourth from Portland
t > visit with the Omer Sayrs and
Trnim y • B arnett 1 families, th
women all being sisters.
Mr. and Mrs. A. Rose of Por'
land were here last week end
coming to attend th : wedding o'
Mary Reese..
Carroll Bennett spent his hoi
day a» Chehalis, W ashington, witl
his folks.
Mrs. Martin Melzer entertained
a few guest?» Wednesday after
noon for her daughter. Priscilla
M. E. McKee and fami.y return
ed home Satuiday a fte r sptndin».
th* week at. Seaside in a tte n d a n t
at the Druggists convention.
Mrs A. S. Johnson left Thurs
day evening for Portland to re
main a few days visritmg
Mrs. Roy Norene of Por flan'’
and her daughter left Thursda*
after a few days snent here visit
ing Mrs. M artin Melzer Aecom
panying th en v were Mrs. Cora
Peaki, Mrs. Dewey Thompsor
ard for ’ Donald arrd Keith wh<
will go berry picking.
Mrs. Belle Ginn and Mrs. L. V
Moore had a? their eruest last wee1
their cousin, Miss Blanche Wood
of Clarinda. Iowa. Miss Woods
who is a teacher in the Omnh?
Nebraska schools, is m aking he
first trip west and has visited
relative« and friends from Lon
Angeles to Seattle, and is now re
turning diome.
Mi?« Pauline Davis, Nellie Wil
son and G. Douma drove to B:*''
to see the celebration there.
Harold Melzer, son of Mr, and
Mrs. Carl Melzer returned from
the hospital this week much im
proved.
Hosierv r ’'*rd!r ' r. Buster B -ow
Shof S*ore, The Dalles.
26-2c
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Classified
Ads
PIANO MUST BE SOLD a L once
r> g irdle ks of price. **
ar
cept $^ 00 a month or dfecotfn'
for pash. For full particular?
Address Cline Piano Co., 1011
IS W. W ashington St, Portland,
Oregon.
35-37
W ANTED: Ten set of heavy lead
bars, m ust be in good repair.
H. B. Beishee, Moro.
WANTED: small band of sheep.
• Will pay cash, Maurice S. Wal
ton, Parkdale, Oregon. ’ 34-37
TOR*SALE: Fresh, pure-bred J e r
sey cows. Marie B arnett Coop
er, Wasco.
35-36 c
W ANTED: Grain to cut, New John
Deer: Combine. Can s ta rt im
mediately. Will use your tra c
tor. Call a t Journal office. 34-6p
FOR SALE: or Trade for cheap
team: Letz Hay chopper with
grain grinding attachm ent. Tom
•Coyle, Grass Valley,
p 33
Mr?. J. J. Schaeffer left T hurs
day for Long Cieek where »he will
spend several weeks with her
brother, Bill Snoderly and neices
and nephews in th at country.
Mr. and Mrs. Darwin Van Gilder
and Mrs. Colli» M oore‘ were in
W ashington Sunday and Monday
a fte r the first of the season’s crop
c : biickberries.
The Schadewitz family and
i David Moore were at their farm
home n ta r Wamic over the holi
day.
Mrs. Ramsey accompanied
them.
A woman driving a car came
close to a serious accident Wed
nesday when her car left the road
just s>uth of Trum an Strongs and
climbed the bank by the old rock
crusher sight. No serious d am ai
wa? done.
Mr. and Mis. John StradEng
weie visitors with the Ralph Br:?-
bines over thevFourth. * •> *4
Charles Cunrfingham and Donald
Barnes came in Thursday from
PrineVille expecting harvest to
start within a few days.
FRIDAY, JULY 7, 1939
fam ily and Mrs. John 'Rolfe and
son Ronald went to Hillsboro Wed
nesday to .attend the funeral h. -
vices of Mrs; Huhman’s mot!»
Mr. and Mrs. Lester ifa.
•
were visitors in The Dalle ’1»
day.
D urward Helyer of Kent
.
caller here Friday.
Mr. and) Mrs. A. A. DunlSp ar t
Mrs. Owen Melley and daughter
Mary Katherine of Los Angeles, daughter Anita, returned !• i .da
California arrived here Friday to from YamhiH where they wei „
visit her brother and family, Mr. visiting relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Alley spei. .
and Mrs. Marion Van M tre.
Bill Haynes of Corvallis is here Friday and S aturday in Portlar
visiting at the Kendrick Dunlap visiting Mr.-i"tiMd Mrs. Bill Lut
roll.
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heme.
Miss
Isobel'
Fortner left Friea
Mr. and Mrs. Chester Clark re
for
S
eattle,
W
ashington wher •*
turned to their home in The Dalles
Sunday after visiting her par nts, she will attend the University <
W ashington. ,
Mr. and Mrs. Grover Young.
Mrs. Edgar Alley; V irginia Ik
Mr. and Mrs. , L. L. Funk of
W as.co were callers at the Tee. yer, Mildred Alley ar.d Lilg Lt
Alley were ehoppers in The D ali. s
E verett home Sunday:
Tnursday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Marion V*n M et-.«,
Mr. and Mrs. Duran and Mr.-.
and family and Mrs. Owen Mrilev
and daughter Mary motored to , Dona L uttrell of toouuru.
On foot, in rollin g chair«, rickshaw s and on E lep h an t Train«, thousands v isit every part o f th«
Sunnysid* , Washington Sunday to A’isitors here Thursday.
C alifornia W orld’s F air daily, seek in g out each beauty spot, every fascin atin g exhibit and a tten d in g
Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Helyer ,tu!
each Im portant event. Hore Is a par? of the crow d a lo n g the A venue o f Olives, w hich separate« the e i -
visit his mo her and brother, Mrs
fam
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hibit palace «re« and the Gayway. The E lephant TVaina, Treasure Island “ ta x is,” furnish tfco
J.
G.
Van
Metre
and
Clifford.
U PA WILL HELP
i i i c m m « of m ass transportation abw«t u*e *oo «»r e
.41.
Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Dunlap and
STATE EDUCATION
J. N. Stevenson spin* the 4<.t
W ashington, D. C., . JuTy 6.— .'. daughter Anita, Kenneth B arnett, at Rufus and Moro.
; j av
Monday, Mr.' Newcomb’s oroth?r,
; ' »r;. e
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Mr. and Mis. Jam ts. Bla;~* ;.. i
s atewide educational
program Edwin Peters and Emma Ellen
Newcomb j A rthur Newcomb and family of
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family,
King
F
ritts,
Mr.'
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Mr. and Mrs. Dal Baker and
has been approved as eligible for Fortner left Sunday for Camp
had as their guests Sunday and I Catna-s, Washington.
ln
en
d s from Battleground, Wash- Earl Oltht Mr. and Mrs. C. B
Sherman
to
spend
the
4th.
>VPA funds with an estim ated al-
Andrews, Mr. and Mrs. A.
' tm ent of $281,858.
This pro-
Mrs. Jo . Bibby and Mr. and- agton spent Mondr.y night here. Balzer and son Clair and Mr. and
Am
ong
the
young
peopm
who
ject, under the state departm ent Mrs. John Owens of Klamath Falls
Mrs. Henry Roth.
)* education, ii jfor supervision of j returned from Fossil Friday where -pent the third and fourth in The
Mr. and Mrs. Don Smith «r. 1
o ;caticnal activities fo r- under- I
attended the funeral services Dalles were E verett Dunlap, B ’- I
son L arry and Mrs. Gus S in i h
ly
Rolfe,
Ferdinand
Stark,
Wallace
“vileged adults .n li • racy, vo- i for
Owens mother, who pass-
Stark, Clarence Young, Harry were visitors in The Dulles Wi 1-
•ational, parent, workers and ed away after a long illness.
nevday.
a^ a *r s -
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and Mrs Marion Van Metre Wayne Young, Melvin Balzer, Bill
Mrs. Glen Karnes
ictu rr d
and Louise Both.
.Also approved is a statewide
, ,
.
r e je c t under the rta te bon.’ j o f ! and
Wanne were v.si-
home from a trip to Colorado and
The Odd Fallows met last Wed
Kansas last Wednesday afternoon
-Giitrol fo r .educational and in for-j ^ors ^ - ie Friday and1 Saturday,
nesday night and after the regular
rational service for road si ' Mrs. Art Bibby entertained the m eeting a party was given for a fter spending several w eks vis
beautification. This is to consist I G lass Valley bridge club a t her Fred Krusow, in honor of his 83rd iting relatives in those states.
Mr. and Mrs. Arch Cantrall a rd
>f typing, filing, mimeographing 1 homi Thursday afternoon when birthday anniversary. The Re
ru l sending publicity to papers ! Mrs. Dell Olds received the club bekahs, coming in later, served th sons went to Bear Springs where
the project to be operative in ¿very prize and Mrs. Dean Olds the birthday cake, straw berries and they were joined by h :r sister ai J
family, Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Marx,
icunty where an agency can x 1 gu:St prize.
cream and coffee.
to
-eelebrate the Fourth.
''•'’omodated. Estim ated cost is
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Cox and War-
Mrs*» Janie* Blagg entertam e I
$21,645.
Ralph Balzer and Lloyd Maud
I reti Morgan left Thursday for- a cousrn Dorn Walls Walla, W a ll
! Vancouver, Washington to visit ington last week. They had not lin sp?nt the 4th and 5th here
his mother. They will also visit seen each • other for thirty-four visiting Ralph’s parents, Mr. ar 1
Mrs. A. F. Balzer, enroute from
M is. Cox’ parents, Mr. and Mrs. years.
Portland to Bend to visit Lloyd's
Augee, at Chehalis, before return
A rt Bibby was a business visi parents, before resuming their
ing some time after the Fourth.
work with the General Lard office.
Wasco Methodist Church: Sun-H ' . H tlen
“ h° has. be n tor in The Dn’loi Wednesday.
L ester SflRth, Mrs. Jo Bauer
Mr. and Mrs. Arch Cantrall ar.d
v o t i n g at the L. D.- May home,
lay school at 10 a. m. Preaching ,
returned to her home in The Dalles and Mr. and Mrs. Clvde Smith son were business visitors in More
Service at 11 a. m. The pastor |
went to Bend Monday to se? the W edrasday.
will preach a t the Grass Valley Saturday.
w
ater pageant.
Mr. and Mrs. Bud Coon went to
Emil Schwartz accompanied by
Methodist church Sunday after- i
Among those who celebrated the Bear Springs where they were
Mrs. Art Bibby and children raot-
A g e n t For: A e tn a , Loyalty G ro u p , H o m e Indem nity
i>on a t 2:?r
.
'
oi ed to Maupin Sunday where Mrs. 4th in The Dalles were Mr. and joined by thejr son and wife, Mr.
F. L. Cannell, Pa.-tor. ;
Bibby visited her father, O. M. Mrs. Herm an Peters and family. and Mrs. Florin Coon from Zig nammattnmxttmmmjzxamxtnnnxnmnmtxtmmammttmxamxxmxmm
Moro Community Church: Sun- F ra h y .
Mr. and Mrs. Arden Squire and
iay, July 9, 1939— 10 a. m. Sunday
fam ily of Tiresham, were visitors
school. Report on Hillockburn
Conference.
Chester W. Smith, at. , , the _ home , of Mr. , _ and M rs.’ Dell
Grass Valley
iU4e Island Throng Enjoys Ea»r
People Come and
Go During Week
Automobile Insurance
Reduction
I can give a reduction in bodily
injury and property damage auto
mobile insurance as high as 40
per cent.
Insure with • reliable,
tested old line insurance companies.
J o e T r u itt
, „ j
.
i 11 a.
„ m. v W orsh/p
,
auptrintendent.
Service - “The Universal ism of
k s u s " . Special nusi? by Young
?eople’s Orchestra led by Miss
foecile Peters. Special offering for
Wounded and Suffering in China.
Mo evening services. Missionary
Society will not meet in July and
!gu ..
Henry G. Hanson, Pastor.
Prophetic
Bible
Conference,
3 rails Valley: Dr. Chas. L. Thorn-
cn will preach nightly (except
•ziturday) a t 8 p. m. on Bible Pro-
ih.cy and its vital application to
present day events. Services will
he held in the Methodist church
building. _
Sunday July 9.h S’ -vie * will
K?ld in th- i*’ o ’•'•ll C o sfd
Assembly, at Moro, : t H a. r t
Evelyn Er.der.-hy, -Min'.-ter.
O'd* S aturday and
rv Sundav.
a _ .Jv
Mr. and Mrs. Don .Smith motor
to Bea.v Snring.- Sunday where
tlu v joined Mr. and Mrs. Aron
Zr.hner of Th Dalles and Mrs.
John Block and Nelda Feely of
Maupin for a picnic dinner.
Mr. and Mrs. C. A. O estre’ch
prd family motored to C a m
Si'eim an Sunday to spend the 4lh
there.
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Alley and
daughter Mildred left for Portland
Monday, and will go to th'* co- '*
and
visit relativ.?, before re tu :r-
.
i i r ’\ , on?®’
Mr, and Mrs. Bert Greccebrck
of Portland, had dinner with Mr.
and Mrs. Ted Everett W dnesd y.
erroute to Bend and Redmond.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Alley _ and
daughter Lila Lee were visitors
in The Dalles Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Dick Huhmnn and
With S:x Month Nights 1
.When beaus stay till the early
hours,
n arents whom such things irk, ’ll
Be glad, no doubt, th y do not live
Up in the Artie Circle !
merchants of Credit!
By aggressively extending credit to individuals and general
business, we lead in putting dollars to work throughout Ore
gon. W e desire, in the interest of trade, commerce and indus
try, to loan more money. M oney w orking means men at work!
YOU NEED NOT BE A DEPOSITOR
TO BORROW FROM THIS BANK
Condensed S tatem en t o f H ead O ffice and 42 Branches
June 3 0 ,1 9 3 9
DANCE
_
S a t u r d a y , J u ly 1 5
FREE
Grass Valley Pavilion
MOBLEY’S ORCHESTRA
•u, Pay for GOOD PRINTS Only
"nlargem ent with each roll de-
< loped.
Moro Pharmacy
1-
Admission
Grass Valley Theater
FRIDAY and SATURDAY
. July 7 and 8
I
SUNDAY
J
.
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ALLACE BEERY
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,
and MONDAY
1
_^July 9 and 10
“ Stablemates”
“Stand Up And Fight’’ !
I
| V ALLACE BEERY
ROBERT TAYLOR I
*
MICKEY
ROONEY
^ H E I G L E R S ’“
the Grass Valley Quality Store
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for Groceries that Satitiy
.
Clothes that W ear
o f t r a d in g w h e» e e tc < T? e i< la r g
g v e x e r t < < d th is
o ld a n d r e lia b le f t c i c r r e r it c
Y o u r A t t e n t io n *
L IA B IL IT IE S
C apital ............................................................................. $ 3,000,000.00
3,000,000.00
Surplus ........................................................... * ............
1,455,612.84
U ndivided P r o f its .........................................................
1,386,906.78
Reserves for U nforeseen C ontingencies,.. . . . . .
. 265,602.67'
R eserves A llocated for T axes, In terest, etc...........
29,227.47
A cceptances .............................................. ...................
355,210.64
In te re st C ollected in A dvance.................................
47,614.39
O th er L iabilities ........................................................
D eposits ......................................................................... 104,624,501.24
Total L iabilities............ $114,164,676.03
42 BRANCHES SERVING OREGON
a n d f o r t h e g e n e r a l r o tif f e c t ic n
est a n d q u a lity
~
Cash on H and and Due from Banks $33,712,994.74
U nited S tates Bonds (Ail at Par or Leas) 31,831,624.45 $65,544,619.19
M unicipal Bonds and W a rra n ts.
.............
1,863,806.46
2,818,333.83
O th er Bonds
Loans and Discounts <Mon«y «t work in Oregon)............
40,608,880.98
180,000.00
Stock in F ederal Reserve Bank
B ank Prem ises, F urniture and F ix tu re s ..................
2,619,189.25
1.00
O th er Real E s ta te .......................................
1.00
R eal E sta te Sold U nder C o n tra c t...........
29,227.47
C ustom ers’ L iability A cceptances...........
446,085.23
In te re st E arned . . . . .
.............................
54,531.62
O th er Resources ..........................................
$114,164,676.03
Total Resources
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