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About Sherman County journal. (Moro, Or.) 1931-current | View Entire Issue (July 14, 1939)
ras = ü i2 Race Association! Of Three Counties Considered Here Roy Newell, race m an ag er of the Redmond fjtir, was here Wed nesday to confer w ith Sh rm ar county fa ir officials about forming a tri-co u nty race association whicl would p erm it horses from an f 'u n t y in the group to race a t all W e e . M f t decision, w a. reached. A ustin Foss is lim ping aroun these days b. cause of a tw ist tha th rew his knee cap out. He had been w ording o n ‘an elevator an had ju st returned to the grount when the accident happened. LeRoy W right and <Bob Kinr were at Davis lake T uesday t' b rin g back a couple of 4-H clul calves from th : S tearns herd now on sum m er range n ear the lake. Jonnie G entry had his jaw non p-i-hed back into place la s t week n f e r suffering an accident in C a’ if( j pia where he was stru ck by hcr-<» h? was breaking. Thf* 4-H calf club tra ile r scale1 arc being rebuilt this week wit! Coi nty A gent W right as architec and carp en ter. L ighter, stro n g e r p re ttie r is the aim. . The city council m et Tuesde nig h t. Most im portant subjec dmcu&ied was the city pum p whie’ is producing 40 gallons per irin u t alth o u g h g v a ra n te .d to pum p 50 A larg e r unit is being dem anded Mr. and Mrs. M. M. Gvesor drove to Pendleton M onday tt k o k over the branch statio n there They returned T uesday evening. John Stephens and W. H. Byd of the departm ent of ag ricu ltu re w je here Sunday and Monday while on a trip of inspection of experim ent stations. G eorge Mitch Hi of Pendleton came to tak e th e r or. to Pendleton. M r.-S tep h , ns i a b ro th er of D.- E. S tephens, for m orly director of this station. R ebekahs m et Tuesday night t install new officers for the n :\ teim . Those inducted into office were W. B. Rice, N. G.; Mrs. J. E Davis, V. G; Mrs. Poul M ay, Chap lin Mrs. Theodore Johnston,- see re ta ry ; Mrs. Joe T ru itt, conduct lo ss; Mrs. Vadhta S tregillis, wai den; Mrs. L. R. Conlee. m u*'c’«n Mrs. J. J. Schaeffer, I. G.; Mrs ■Orta M artin, O. G.; M rs.’ R. P 6: isbine, tre a s u r.r , M i r . C. C. W ilson bee?me past noble grand Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd H ennagi; and.-childrep retu rn ed S a tu rd a - from Seaside w h tre they had spent several days a t the beach. A show er was given for Mis Eva M iller at the K unsm an hom Tuesday night, July 11 wit! M i.»ses M arjorie K unsm an ant’ Signa Woods as hostesses. L L. Peetz and wife returnet home Tuesday night a fte r sj>end ing a week on the M etolius liver All p rson< w ishing perm its o licenses to drive cars are asked to g et in touch with the exam int on Monday, July 17, at the Cour house between th? hours of 1 p. m to 5 p, m. Jack Law rence fell w ith an aim fu ll of fre ig h t this Week am has a cut scalp because of the a c . cident. Shalt E a r n s was here T uesda’ fio n i his home in Gilliam county He rep o rts th a t the survey o Cottonwood grade th at was mad by the s ta te highw ay commissior is now finished. Mr. and Mrs. Wily K nighter were rn Bonneville W ednesday Classified A ds PIA N O MUST BE SOLD at one regardless of price. Will ar cept $6.00 a month or discour, for cash. F or full p articu lar A ddress Cline Piano Co., 101 iS W. W ashington St, P ortland Oregon. 35-37 night to in stall th e officer« o f th e i p B onneville L egion po st. M r. K n ig h - ! E O r i ï l Ç r ten w as a c tin g in his c a p a c ity a s I d is tr ic t co m m an d er f o r th e fifth d is tric t. T he K n ig h te n ’s e x p e c t to m ake th e tr ip to th e m o u n ta in S a tu rd a y n ig h t a lth o u g h w ill n o t ' climb M t. Hood. I OR SA L E : F resh, pure-bred J e r sey cows. M arie B arn e tt Coop er, Wasco. 35-36 c W A N TED : G rain to cut, New Joh Deer Combine. Can s ta r t hr m ediately. Will use your Itra' to r. Call a t Journal office. 34-6'. FR Y E R S for Sale: Mrs. M orrison, Moro. G lady: PIA N O BA RG A IN : A B a u tifv sm ell size piano like new, als la rg e r piano m ust be taken up Will sell for unpaid balance E asy term s. W rite Tallm a; P iano Store, Salem, Oregon. FOR S A L E : 8-room house in Moro, full basem ent. Inquire GeQ. G. U pdegraff, Moro; or F red Krusow, G rass Valley, tf r FOR S W ,E : one good used No. 8, McCormick D eering Combine h arv ester 10 foot cut, has only been cutting sm all acreage. Al s o ' 1032 Ford 4-cyl. ‘tru c k 907r rub b er, flat rack, poor cab. Box 807, Redmond, Oregon. 2t eoi’jm loen.s- al ,. moro . , ‘Z^I - I V> .fftipAt,3vi,t i4,»aí J tm g Mrs. B a k e r’s paren ts, Mr. and Mrs. I? I). Pike. v » G race M arie Zevely went to th Dalles . S a tu rd a y \yhi re she \ , re fra in a t the R. R. May home c \e ia l weeks. M»-. and Mrs. C. B. Doyl a n visitin g a t the home of Mr. a n ? M rs. G rover Coffman in Moro for a few days. Mr. Doyle recently retu rn ed from a trip to N ebraska w here he visited relatives re tu rn ing by w ay of San Francisco w here he visited the Golden Gate F air. Ben Leghorn went to The Dallef Fi iday to b ring Mrs. I^eghorr hom e from a hospital where she had been for sev ral m onths. She is much im proved in health. M iss M arg aret T rabue of The D alles spent several d ay s here v isitin g w ith Miss V irginia Hel- yer Mr. and ‘Mrs. Ed Alley and d a u g h te r Lila Lee and Mildred Alley were visituus in The Dalles T hursday. (jF & S S Valley Boy ‘ omcm - rroud r a n a C u ttin g of th e crop on the sta - • ion has-been going on for a week ' Mr. and M rs. Ivan G ervias ol or more and is nearly done. T hresh- , P rineville are the p aren ts of a i .ng will begin next week. . d a u g h te r born S atu rd ay , Ja ly 8th. Mr. and Mrs. Lucien A ra n t 1 Mr. and M rs. H erm an Schilling were here T uesday from B aker, ; were visitors in R ufus T u . lay. driving through the county to see • M rs. A. M. Zevely and o ia g h what it looked like. He visited I te rs and Mrs. Waliuce May were jn e fly with W ily K nighten, an old,; shoppers in The Dalles iu e sd a y "ime school m ate. Mr. A ra n t is ! M r. and M rs. W allace May anc m blisher of . the B aker D em ocrat- i and M rs. A. M. Zevely m eto re. J e ra ld . !" Lo T im ber Line Lodge Sunday. George B eardsley is a t the home j ant^ M rs. Joe ,B uby wen f his siste r, Mrs. Jack Law rence, ! to H eppner T hursday to visit h ‘- vhile recovering from the effects I brothers and th eir wives, re .u in - )f a recent operation for appendi- [ Sunday. litis, before re tu rn in g to work a t and Mrs. W ayne Spoor and fam ily retu rn ed from Molalla Wet ?oplar Grove. Bill C authers has recovered nesday w here they spent the 4G visiting his relatives. sufficiently to be able to, g et out The B aptist Mission Society met i little each day. a t the horn: of Mrs. W. C. Todc The slig h t sh o w er- of M onday Tuesday afternoon. Afternoon stopped h arv estin g for ...... . i 4 u The u i i u Guild u n i o i Girls n c v a i m i et n v a i t i u the n i v home h t day over m ost of th e county, l of C ora B T uesday. ev en in g did no other dam age here al- , R alph and Melvin B alzer anc hough both Gilliam and M orrow 1 L lo y d 'M a u d lin m otored to Bend E rn est C hristopherson of Ione, '□unties report extensive hail loss T hursday to visit Lloyd’s p aren ts in M orfoy county and George L. ovth of Condon and near Lexing- They also w ent to Prineville to B arnet of Kent in Sherm an county .01.. : vi«»l Mr. and Mrs. Ivan G -iv a is are the two first Oregon wheat Miss A udrey B aker is visiting F ra n k B ennett of The Dalles te1 g ro w ers to have th eir ap p licatio n ' n Eugene at the home of her Id iillin g a well for H erm an Schill for crop insurance paym ents a p re t h r in lav^jm d sister, Mr. and ing on his residence property. proved by th e s ta te office, a n l i t . O scar Leech. She will rem ain Mr. and Mrs. A lfred Payne and nounces Clyde Kiddle, supervisor ?v eial weeks. di,lighter Leone were in The Dalles of the federal c ro p insurance pro T hursday, w here Leone had h i g ram in O regon under th e AAA. C hristopherson fiad 953 acres tt r.siis removed at a hospital. ; Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Funk of W as- in ju red under fo u r policies. He ir ask in g indem nities on two of them ■ co came up Sunday to visit Mr involving 512 acres which will ar.d Mrs. Ted E v erett and hei Moro C om m unity church, Sun- fr ih e r, H. E. E v erett. Mr. E verett Vfild below norm al. “This is the first crop failure, .ay, July 16, 1939. 10.00 - S un r. tunned w ith them as he had not in my h is to ry , o / farm in g /.’ said day school. R .p o rt on H ilockburn b ten feeling well f o r , several C hristopherson in reg ard to .his days. conference by Miss A rdis T ru itt. “I have farm ed the Mr. anil Mrs. Ed Alley, and Lib' application. Classes for various ages. C hester V. Sm ith, S uperintendent. Morn- S a tu :d a y to visit th eir son Bruce o 'e se n t land sin -e 1916. It surely is lucky for m« thM I *oo’< out in tig W orship a t 11:00 - Serm on by S a tu rd a y ti visit th eir son Bruce surance tni® y<.ar.” The crop in ne p astor, ‘Simon Becomes P eter ’ Allay, re tu rn in g home Monday. surance corporation will doubtless Mr. and Mrs. Arch C an tral <o evening service. H enry G .'Jlan so n , P astor. v<! visitors in The Dalles T h u rs nay C h ristopherson in cash rath » r than in w heat, according to Kiddle day. G eorge B arnet had a policy W asco C hurch of C h rist— H a r. _ Mr. and Mrs. Roy Feely of Th< covering 171 acres of w inter whea* Day Special— Bible School ai Dulles, were here Monday visitinp w ith a g u aran teed production ) a. m. - M orning W orship a t at th e heme of Mr. and Mrs. Gu 1552 bushels, p ro u th and fro sts, 1 a. m. A t this service special Sm ith. Miss M arg aret T rabue re how ever, reduced his yield to only tu n tio n will be given to harvest turped to The Dali s with them . about 427 bushels. As a result, iew s. A prize will be given any Mr. and Mrs. Glen K arnes w er he will receive 1125 bushels from m t ire crew, intruding the cook, t*) Prineville Sunday to visit hi; stored w heat held by th e insurance a attendance. Also a prize to the b ro th er Doris K arnes and fam ily corporation. His prem ium amount fiw com ing the g re a te st distance, Caryol K arnes returned home witl t-o 248 bvshd«. special music, and a short talk o> them for a few days visit. Oregon w h f at grow ers have ae p asto r on the subject “ WascO Mr. and Mrs. D ll Olds motore» 08 policies in effect this y ear ou ' if Y e ste ry ea rs,” We would sug- to Tygh Valiev Sunday to visit of a to tal of 834 in su ra n c e anpli- es. th a t the men w ear overalls, Mr. and Mrs. M. P. B rittian. -'ations filed. is to o .e a id y to ae ladies gingham dresses. E veiy . Mr', and Mrs. C. A O estreich and predict th e ex ten t of l o '’ ''s ♦<> b > ne will be made to feel a t home, fn r.ily were v isito rs in The Dalles naid, says Kiddle, nut p re lim in a r’’ pot luck dinner in the basem ent S atu rd ay . ’•ei'orts com ing in ftom Gilliam. 12 o’clock. Every one Welcime. Ed Ailey and Jim Woods were Tefferson, Morrow’ and She'-map Moro visitors Tuesday. eounti. R, p«rticularlv,~ indi'ert Glen K arn s and Jack Lewi* that grow ers will collect in-b •nHtv Moro C hristian Science Society: >hurch service is held a t ek v e n were tra n sa c tin g business in Port- p a y m e n ts am ounting to som e clock on Sunday m orning, a n c - la n d Tuesday. w here under 100.0(8) bushels, per- Miss Cassie- Holmes and neices hans no moye than 70,000. ; eig h t o’clock on W ednesday /tn in g , which includes testim onies r turned home F rid ay from th eir The Corvafl's AAA office ha« : C hristian Science healings. The trio to C alifornia, where they vis- iust keen rjotified that d ita ils of ending room, in the re ar of the i^ed th ° W orld’s F a ir at San Fran he 1940 crop insurance They reported an en joyable have been artoroved end nurch building is open daily, w ith (1 —L -s.— l a tte n d a n t on W ednesday eve- trip , saying the F a ir was wel’ nrovide fo r a som ew hat ' :mnlifie 1 ,g, where all authorized Chris- w oith seeing. and im proved pH n for the coming Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Oe.streicb veer. More of th e work pf issuing ia Science lite ra tu re may be l e t - . , criow ed or purchased. The public n rd fam ily attended the S ta n d a rJ policies will b r done in the coun 1 . : a id . , Oil picnic at B ear Springs last ties and h e re a fte r the insurance i invited to thu i Sunday. 3C..1. lake use of the re. :: will be w ritten a t the sam e time Mrs. L°ona Bak r and fam ily of the application is filed. M: ’one, W ashington are here vis- im e Old Stuff ‘Now Jim m ie, we’re going to “ How’s school p ro g ressin g ,’ my take up words- I w ant vou to u st • die word ‘m iscellaneous' correctly “ It isn ’t— we’re doing th ; sam e in. a.- se n te n c e .” ■ - ■ ?ms fa th e r did w hen he w as a F rah k lin D. Roosevelt is the pv.” head man in this country and Auspice Three Links Club m iscellaneous the head man in G rass Valley, Oregon Ita ly .” HÔ S MUÉ» / ’ « t r> • w« • | Joyce of Southerland, are ap nding Q ueen of the Beaches Begins Reign I the next few w c?ki here a t the Gus Schilling home. Tree Ripe Apricots ’ fo r canning a t C o l u m b i a F r u it G r o w e r s (Old Libby C an n ery ) The Dalles. Two Farmers Reap Harvest Of Insurance An easy winner in com pel:tfr'i fo- • Cu'””' t c Bc.r be-.” was Miss Norina E llis, 17-year-old beauty in liC iie . ( . v t » v.a-i tvlecteil from am ong 222 Southern C alifon,.a gir,o. o.,c is pictured witu her trophj after winning the annual Oceanside, Calif., event. , , DANCE Films D eveloped S a tu r d a y , J u ly 1 5 FREE G rass Valley Pavilion M OBLEY'S P iv for GOOD PR IN TS Only nlargem ent with each r'rfl de- hiped. Moro Pharm ae;, hi tbi fo rm e r’s m other, Mrs. B. A. Hogue,' and G ertrude Hogue. Pauline Davis of Moro was an overnight guest of Nellie Wilson S a’urday. Mrs. N II Ju stesen and Mrs. Mai' Hoskinson were business eall- < in Moro Tuesday. Mr. and M rs. G. W. Barn “t were d inner g u ests of Mr. and M s J. Mr. find Mrs. H. J. Tai m e t an ’ H. 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