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About Sherman County journal. (Moro, Or.) 1931-current | View Entire Issue (Aug. 11, 1939)
THK 8B H H IÀ V COJJMTT JOURNAL, HOBO. OMBGQN .FRIDAY, A W U « T 11, 193fl « '' »'■' ~n" ’ ? Mr. and Mrs. J. M- Wilson and tion. Mr. Mid Mrs. John Roth of The Beneath his * line, in childish which he is a delegate. sens Dick and Jerry , Mr. and Mrs. Dalles spent the week ertd visit t The public welfare compiittee George Wilson and sons Paul and scrawl, he found the answer in ing her parents. will meet Friday for the first time George, Mr. and Mrs. Harley Mc these words. “A Chinese with Mr. gnd Mrs. Wa.llace May en ! for all of the members to be to- Kay, Mr. and Mrs. John Keopke whiskers.” tertained guests from Oklahoma g -f^iL-r. Dewey Thompson is a and Mr. and Mrs. Pete Smith a t and Tygh Valley last Sunday. n.w member who has not been tended a show a t Grass Valley Kindness is the oil th at takes Mrs. Glen Karnqe and neiec officially seated. Judgi Goerge Pot ^ M ^ a n d Mrs. Blaine M iller• out of life.— -J-' L. M ixing Karnes went to Prineville ter is the new chairman. Newland. to Visit Mr. and Mrs. Doris Karnes A rt Barnum was brought from son Louis of Moro and Mr. and •V > * and Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Gervais. i the hospital Monday feeling much Mr. and Mrs. Frank J. Hurner Mrs. J. E. Norton and children Miss M aigaret Trabue of The Maxine rem ained in Prineville, af- and son F rank Wilson of Portland End of ths harvest season and improved from his recen t’ heart were visitors a t the L. Sather Dalles, Miss Virginia Helyer of the fact that there are two attack. He will remain in bed for several weeks visit here. were dinner guests at the J. C. home Sunday afternoon. Grasa Valley accompanied by the world’s fairs in the United States a month or more at his home. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Christen Wilson home Friday. Mrs. Hurner Mrs. Frank J. Hurner, Mrs? Misses Rachel Poley and Reatha I»::2 c : r , ’ a hegira of Sherman Mr. and Mrs. W. F. McLeo.d Sayrs of Moró, left Monday on a son of Kelso, W ashington arrived and Frank WHson remained for a Emma Pluemke and Mrs. J. C. Wil county xesicients to places of amuse were in Portland over Sunday on Wednesday to visit the la tte r’s weeks visit at Kent while Mr. son were brief callers at the home vacation trip to A storia and down ment or rest or recreation. W ith business. sister, Mrs. George Wilcox, and Hurner is on a business trip thru ,x . of Mrs. B. A Hogue .Monday. the coast highway to California, f.vni work well in hand um il the The work of rebuilding the where they will take in the Worlds fam ily, returning home Sunday. southern Oregon. fall rains s ta rt, August is a good c o rals in the hog and sheep barn Mr. and Mrs. Bill H aider and Mrs. Mary Sather and Raymond n.vr.th to take a vacation and is going on this week with E. Ami Fail before returning home. They daughter Mary Jane of Freew ater Hildman of Portland, are visiting BICYCLE ORDINANCE expect to be gone about two weeks. lu-.sny are doing so. are here to help Bill’s father with at the Louie Sather home a few Continued from page one. don in charge, of the saw and Mr. and Mrs. Don Smith and the harvest. ... Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Powell, ac- hr.mmer. upon the- streets of the city of days. Mrs. John P erry, son Earl and companied by their daughters and Checking compliance on S ntr- son Larry were visitors in The Mr. and Mrs. William Mitchell Moro unless and until such card _______ - daughter, Mrs. Eva Gnos of Hills sni^-in-law . ’M i. and Mrs. Harlow t nu« cQunly.fAri^_3!v^Jr- ^ f } ? „ 0.^ Dalles Sunday. antb daughter Juanita of H- hpw »*—• shallbe-endorafid. o n . the -hack. ky... Sam Stark and son Olan and boro spent Friday visiting a t the Perkins and Mr, and Mrs. J. K. I day, August 20, a t which times a tun were week end visitors nt th ? the juvenile court officei or by the j McKean, left Thursday for the new ' f, >nnrs who have completed their Mflvin Balzer w ere, visitors in John Rolfe’ home, going to The chief of police, which endorsement 1 J. J. Decker home. Dalles Saturday to visit relatives. York fair. The McKeans will re- compliance can be checked, *or The Dalles Saturday. Mary Clarkson who was employ shall signify that the applicant j torn by way of Detroit w^iere they ' those who still l^ave to seed grass Ja n et Wilcox returned home Mr. and Mrs. Arden Squire^and ed* a 1 th e J. L. Davis home during has been examined as to his quali- - will pick up a truck and car and j compliance will be delayed un i fnniily were week end guests ‘art fXoni DSC one day last week, after haivest returned to Portland Sun fications to operate a bicycle, and ' th“ other members of the party» seeding an be completed. , shall have been approved. the home of Mr. and Mrs. Dell attending a summer term of school day. J . R. Kaseberg was up from will come back by the southern at the college. Section 11. Any person violat Olds. Nellie W'ilson was a dinner guest Portland this week to look a fter Mr. and Mrs. Charles Baker and ing any of the provisions of this route. Friends called at the home of M . and Mrs. M. M. Over on left his business affairs in this county, Mrs. Dick Huhman Friday a fte r children, and Frances W elb m otor s t th ? home of her grandm other, ordinance shall, upon conviction Mrs. Ida Davis, at Moro Thursday. ber of the Wasco bridge Wpd’i ’day morning wjth , their thereof in the office of the c;t.v re noon presenting her with a bathi- ed to Stevenson, W ashington Sun Mr. and Mrs. Leslie C ratty and _ . . e t at a no-host luncheon ch ldtcn on their way to Castledale net. (After visiting for a time, re day to visit her sister, Mrs. W. B. son Ernest and Alice Cratty a - corder, he punished by mpoun»l::ig rsday afternoon a t the Moro I ’(a)j wh^re they will visit a mon freshm ents of cake and punch M arhtw s and family. Frances re companied by Dorothy 'Cratty, his. bicycle in J he city hall el’ M oro, ;1 and later adjourned to Mrs with their Barents. mained for a longer stay. motored to Asotin, Washington in (.¡large of th chief of police, <1 Mrs. Jess L an d ry /P p ^ y » ,, home for an afternoon at w e » served to about twenty Mrs. Ralph Eakin and children M r. or by revocation of his license or On your way east UNION PACIFIC guests. last week to visit relatives. En und — Miss Jean j cur A '„old Landry ».jo.««.., ...... • — ------ Mr. and Mrs. Gus Engstrom of Moro visited her sister, Mrs. route they also stopped briefly at both, for such period as the re- J can ta k e you to S u n V a lla y , G:itei b ft Thursday for San F ran were visitors in The Dalles S atu r Estel h a rtle y on Monday. H arry Lewiston, Idaho returning to Kent corder shall designate. <rr . ftl. aD- cisco w h-re they w 11 visit t h e -------------- - — H artley returned home vyith her S ection 12. No o p e ra to r of a ' Idaho; B oulder Dam, Y ello w fa:r a".l other xightx in Cali- It is with the most «'»»’ »“ ' day. Wednesday. bicycle sh all leave his bicycle ly in g stone, E iy c e - G r a n d C a n y o n , Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Alley and for several days stay. form a. p.eciation that we thank our many Mrs. Gus Schilling, Mrs. 'Robert oi stun ling in su, h a m unn,,i that 1 '¿ion and o th er vacdtioa ¿»pots, Henry Roth is building an ad Wes Fuller an,I family left Wed- Sherman County friends, for tneir Mr. and Mrs. John Beuther and dition to the J. S. Newconfb Ser Schilling and daughter 'Bobettn, ahull h in d er or im pede p ed estri uis , T n fllU C CACT fam ily were visitors in The Dalles Iiriday for a trio to Crater Lake. | thoughtful generousity to us ^Irs* Millard Thompson, Ruby or vehicular traffic upon the side- j f S | nA irlo t P O I vice Station. < Tuesday. Un- Oregon caw.«, Los Angeles jur recent fire. Dick Reckman was a business Wilson and Joyce Smith motored walks or paths and upon the streets | J from Portland — All Air Conditionw {Hr. and Mrs. L. May of P o rt It is a difficult thing to stand to The Dalles Tuesday, where they or alleys within the city of M<l»-o | iortuI S«rvlc* and Fr»e Pillow« in Coach*. and the San Francisco fair. land visited a t the home of Mr. visitor in Moro Tuesday. by and see all the intimate ac Mis?.« Rtchel Poley and Reatha L. V. Walton of Kent made a visited the la tte r’s mother, who is but shall take proper care to see The Stream liner— and Mis. Norris Gilkison over Sayrs accompanied Miss Virginia cumulations of a home become only business call a t the elevator here a patient in The Mid-Columbia that his bicycle is so placed to C IT Y O F P O R T L A N D Helyer and Miss M argaret T ra a memory, in one short half hour. the week end. avoid annoyance and danger of 3 S ailin g s m on th ly on 1 ,7 ,1 3 ,1 9 .2 .5 on his way to The Dalles Monday hospital. Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Doyle re Your kindness has helped us Mr. and Mrs. L. W. Amick and accident durin j his absence from bue on a trip to Astoria, Seaside, turned from Silverton Tuesday evening. Mrs. J. H. Wilson were shopping it. P O R T L A N D R O S E - Daily Marshfield and on down the coasd immeasurably, to accept our loss The Pacific Power and Light bringing back more of their house in The Dalles Thursday. to the San Francisco' fair; leav a id s ta rt again. Our sincere hope Section 13. When any pei son P A C IF IC L IM IT E D -D a lly company employees set two poles Earl Barnet left Monday for ( riding u bicycle shall meet a pedes ing Monday. They expect to-be foi each of you is, that, you may hold goods. and a stub at the new city well Mr. and Mrs. Dell Eakin - and b. spared this experience. Thank his home at Parkdale, after work trian he shall give the entire side- gone for a couplt of weeks. daughter Emma Jean were visitors Tuesday. ing here during the summer at the j walk to the pedestrian. A. C. Thompson and wife are / u Friends. Miss Cassie Holmes went to The in The Dalles Friday. A. J. M urray R. P. Barnet ranch. leaving for Rockaway Saturday to Section 14. W hereas, bicycles Dalles Sunday evening to act as Mr. and Mrs. George Wilcox Ada Murray William Young of Gresham is are operated in the city of Moro spend a few days where the breezes special nurse for Mrs. Ben Leg Virginia M urray had as their guests Sunday, Dr. here to spend a Jew days with his without sufficient regulations, e n a it cool. and Mrs. Frank Wilcox and daugh- horn, who is again in-a hospital. Round-Trip daughter, Mrs. R. P. Barnet, and dangering the riders and other ’ E arle Shipley, who has filled the j - O. N. Macnab of Portland arriv of Newberg. Miss Christine Folda family. pulpit a t the Moro Community , in d e lu x e inn-sons, an em rgency i* declared accompanied them to visit her ed Sunday to visit friends. Perry Strong and Truman Phil- to exist and it is’ declared to be church for the past two Sundays, i a ir -c o n d itio n e d Mr. and Mrs. Tom Alley and sister, Mrs. Clara Peters. Mrs. wili preach at Grass Valley next I Miss Mildred left Saturday for l>P« of iFortland were dinner gu sts necessary for th<* immediate piva- A lbert Folda, who has been visit at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. L. ervatiou of the peace, health it)d Sunday at 11 o’clock. ta k es y o u Io h o ih ing her daughter and family, Mr. Portland for a brief visit with Mrs. Davis Friday. Mr. Strong was safety of the city of Moro, that Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Coulee,, Alley’s m other, en route to Klam W o rld 's Fair» an d M aijorie Knusman and Bob Mar Grass Valley »Baptist churchx and Mrs. Herm an Peters for sev ’ooking a fte r his farm ing interests this ordinance take effect immed ath Falls to visit h r brother and b a c k h o m e again. eral months, returned home with vin returned Wednesday evening 10 a. m. Bible School. J. S. F ritts, here. iately upon its passage by the s wife. Oth»r oProct/rs f a r t Pom a wesk at Oceanside. | superintendent.- 11 a m. Morning In . and Mrs. Wilcox to visit for Mr. and Mrs. I,. W. Amick were common council and its approval Mrs. C. A. Oestreich and chil for Stooping Car travol A dance will |je given a t the Worship - Earle Shipley, student awhile. i nner guests at the J. H. Wilson I mayor, and is so ordered; Glen Karnes and Jack Lewis dren drovv to Biggs Friday ac home Sunday. Harland View Grange the n ig h t' a t the Eastern Baptist Thtologi- T ot all travel lnlorma- Passed by the common council this companied by her mother, who tlo n a n d v i-c a tlo » ' ot August 18th. Members may in- cal Seminary, will speak. Come were visitors in The Dalles Tues Mrs. B. A. Hogue and son Lyle Hth (,ay (kf A ugust, 1939. b o o k lets in q u u o of— _ took the stage for her home at and hear a worth while message day. v ie friends. and Eleanor Faye and ( harles Charles Rugglts, Recorder Ritiville, W ashintgon. Mr. and Mrs. Jimmie Phifer Mr. and Mrs. Omer Sayrs and 7 p. nr, Baptist Young Peoples Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Cunliff and Swett motored to The Dalles Approved by the mayor this Xth A. M. Nelson d a u g h t.r, Mary, left Thursday for Union. 8 p. m., Cozy Home Hour moved to the Ashley house Sun Thursday when the Swett children dgy of A ugust, 1939. daughter of Moro are visiting Mrs had tonsil operations at The Dalles u lew days vacation at the Oregon led by the young people. 2 p .m. day. Phone 41, Moro Giles French. Mayor Thursday - Women’s Missionary Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Zevely and CanliflPa father. Lester Smith, this hospital. benches and in Portland. J o e ’ Belanger returned from society will meet at the home of daughters Jean apd Mary Lou and week. Mrs. Durward Helyer and chil- Moriow and Um atilla counties Mrs Spoor. 8 p. m. Thursday, Jam es H artley wene to High Rock Max Pluemke of Kent w’as a dren^Freddie B arnett and Mrs. Youth Answer« A Boston woman asked James this week to continue his experi- Prayer and Bible study at the par- • Sunday to pick huckleberries. Mr. caller here Saturday. W. C. Helyer were callers at the n u n ts here and correlate them ; sonage, as the pastor and the group Z.vely returned home Monday. Mr. and Mrs. John Pruther of J. C. Wilson home Saturday after- Russel Lowell to w rite in her autograph album, and the poet, with information obtained from \ with him at the Cascadia Confer- Rev. and Mrs. Gerald Dryden Boardman w tre here Saturday with noon uther counties. _______ cnee expect to return early in the Mr. anti Mr». J. C Wilson, and complying, whote the line: ‘‘W hat and fam ily, 'Cora Bayer, Vivian i load of watermelons. Mrs. Elva Bryant and son ! « « V Gerald C. Dryden, Pastor. F ritts and Grace Marie Zevely left Mrs. W B Wilson were business is to rare as a day in Ju n e ? ” Mr. and Mrs. E. E verett and A few days later, Lowell, re Thursday for Cascadia to be gone viitors in T.ho Dalles Thursday. Heiold and family arrived Wed Moro Community Presbyt.rian over two Sundays. Earl Shipley fam ily of Klamath Falls were turning to this woman’s house, was Mrs. G. L. Haskinson spent nesday evening from Hood River over night guests at the Ted Ev Church: Sunday, August 13, ’39. will preach next Sunday. idly thumbing through the album Thursday a t Moro as a guest .of to remain a day or two on busi e rt home last Tuesday night. .. when he came to his poetic ques- Sunday School at 10:00 a. m. in Don Smith and son Larry, Mrs Mrs. A rthur Johnson.* " ness. Mr. ard Mrs. Ed Alley and R G Cunliff and family came I charge of Mr. Chester Chester W. W Smith, Smith, Gus Smith, and Mrs. Ed Alley went U., f .o m ^ t l a n d last week E t s o p t . H ; M ™ to The Dalles Tuesday to attend daughter Lila 1/ee went to Bake- oven Wednesday to visit her broth the air circus. spend a few days woiking on s »mon by the pastor l vices. . The B aptist Mission society er-in-law and sister, Mr. and school m atters. He will go to Henry G Hanson. Pastor. sponsored a bridal shower for Miss Mrs. John Block. Lila Lee rem ain Hcod River to be with his mother Ellen Cox a t her home Wednesday ed for a longer visit. a couple of weeks before moving Moro Christian Science Society: afternoon. A program consisting Mr. and Mrs. Arch C antrall and back for the winter. Taa Sunday morning services be Paul Burnett was returned to gin at eltven o’clock and the 5Ved- of a violin solo by Mrs. Vernon family and Jack Lewis were din-1 Eakin, a song by Vivian F ritts ner guests a t the E. M. Helyer Pendleton by attendants Tuesday r , , d . y eve„inK f C,.ra Bayer and Ramona Spoor; a home Sunday. morning after h; had returned to eight o’clock, Wasco upon escaping from a hos is in the rear of the church build- piano duet by Grace Marie and Mr.and Mrs. ZUrlinden of The Mary Lou Zevely; games were pital there. i- g and contains a lt authorized played and refreshm ents served Dalles visited at the Tom Coyle County Attorney T. U t t e r John- gcience literature with home Sunday. son returned from a tu p to lciano an attendant on Wednesday eve consisting o f’jJ lo , cake and punch Mr. and^Mrs. Harold Eakin and and Montana where he went to ning, when literature may be bor- Ellen favored with a vocal selec Mrs. Hazel Heyworth were visi- infoim ation about the nnen r.;dved or purchased. T W publie is tu>n at. Xhe clos e of the. afbernoon tvrs in The Dalle* Friday. Gladys Payne left for The Dalles who are thought to be responsible codially welcomed to the services Mr. and Mrs. W arren Elliot of for th: murder of Dewey Burre! a id to make use of th? reading Sunday where she has employ Uilisboro are here visiting her ms nt. here last fall. oom. parents, Mr. and Mrs. Dean Rey HE WAS THIS BIG-"* A m arriage license was is’ ue* nolds. by the county clerk last week to Mr. and Mrs. Gus Engstiom M urray Graham Walker of Eph left Tuesday for the coast to ra ta , W ashington and Augusta visit friends and enjoy- the ocean Christine Huckin of Wasco. 1 reezes for several weeks. Mr. and Mrs. Wily Knighten and children left Wednesday for B efore re - legalization , the farmer poitland and Salem where they FRIDAY and SATURDAY SUNDAY and MONDAY PHEASANTS RELEASED HAD A TWO M IL L IO N DOLLAR YEARLY will attend the annual state Le GENE AUTRY gion and (Auxiliary ^conv.ntion A representative of the state in M A R K E T F O R HIS B E E R c r o ps . Mr. Knighten is a district com game commission brought a truck i t // TODAY, BEER FMYS ONE HUNDRED load of China pheasents to Mon mander this year. Western Jamboree Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Johnston and Grass Valley Thursday, hav MILLION DOLLARS ANNUALLY FOR ITS and are in Salem this week to visit ing left B hard aC Wasco Wednes CROPS. BEER CROP-LANDS WOULD COVER BETTE DAVIS - ERROL FLYNN with Mr. Johnson’s mother and // day. One hundred birds were lefi Woman Doctor attend the Legion convention to ALMOST ALL THE FARM AREA OF FIVE at each town to be distributed oi farm s where there is sufficien NEW ENGLAND STATES-3,OOCXOOO ACRES » m ix::i;:umxuKnn mrtrmninnnn xxttxm Kixxu ux OTnn:Tnni tnn »»nmm e cover to give them protection. Thi birds were about half grown. «■j«a Many Moroites £ Grass Valley- Portlanders Take Vacations Women Showered Visit Kent In Far Places By Friends Relatives «io ’ 90 C H ID ES COACH © M ® ASH£ ÏNÏ932. Grass Valley Theater TODAY. “The Sisters” Want Ads Choose from a stock of goods that is the ALSO - BEER PAYS A MILLION DOLLARS A DAY IN TAXES AND MAKES A «MILLION JOBS !R1®W W ANTED: Woman or girl to do house work and cooking on farm . Gall 33F4, Wasco. 40 , FOR SALE: 120 head bred year- , ling heifers, mostly white face. ' 12 miles south of Arlington. M. j E. W eatherford. FOR SALE: 320 Acres timber near . TYGH VALLEY. Reasonable price. Easy Terms. H. L. MOR R IS, Tygh Valley, Ore. 30-40 FOR SALE: 8-room house in * Moro, full basement^. Inquire Geo. G. Updegraff, Moro; or Fred Krusow, Grass Valley, tfn CEDAR POSTS 7 or 14 ft. and poles for sale. ' 16 inch wood at $3 50. Located 14 «piles south of Hood River. We can deliver. Phone 186 M. S. Walton. P a r k - I » alt. dale, Oregon. most complete in the county. Buy at a price that is fairly based Films Developed on quality and workmanship. D ry G o o d s, C lo th in g a n d S h o e s to m e e t th e n e e d s o f th e c o m m u n it y D e p e n d a lt , Q u a lity G r c c e r ie s FREE You Pay for GOOD PRINT8 Onl Enlargement .with each roll de vcloped. Moro Pharmac Harvest Forfr— baaUat, atUrasat IM tad Brewsrt Indus trial Foundatum, lr& u tW tK S t., NswYork, N. Yt - S a tu rd a y , A u g. 1 2 Grass Valley Pavilion MACY'S ACES ZEIGLER’S Quality Grass Valley Store Warm Springs Indians Admission RT .. AND NOW. TO KEEP BEERS MANY BENEFIT^ FOR YOU AND FOR TH E M , AMERICA'S BREWERS WANT TO HELP KEEP BEER RETAILING AS WHOLESOME AS BEER ITSELF. THEIR PROGRAM WILL INTEREST LOCAL LAW A U T H O R IT IE S • fcNP Y22* M AY WE Y O U TH E facts ? f I1.0Í BEER. ..a beverage o f moderation
