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About Sherman County journal. (Moro, Or.) 1931-current | View Entire Issue (Oct. 6, 1939)
/ QU T H * SHE&MAM COUNTY JOURNAL, MORO, OREGON - Moro Women’s Club Wiil Hold First Meeting The Moro Woman’s Club will hold its first meeting of the club year Friday, October sixth, at 2:30 o’clock. A4 members are ’urged to be present as, besides the pro gram which has been arranged, consisting of a talk by Misj Leisz, and accounts of summer trips by Mrs. Haufelt and Mrs. Ramsey, important announcements will be made. : The Missionary society will meet next Wednesday at the home of Mrs. Dewey Thompson with Mrs. Martin Melzer as leader. As it will be guest day each m.tnber is asked to bring a friend. Lunch eon will be at two o’clock, J Mr. and Mrs. Earl Gentry moved the “first of this week to the^Charles S. Fulton ranch near Biggs where they will work this winter. They have been living on the Fraser place east of town for over a year. John Grimes, who has been help- irg at the experiment station this sumrr. r left last week .for Corval lis to start his last year of school. His home is in Linn county. Mr. and Mrs. Wes Fuller re turned last Friday from Corval lis where they had gone to take their daughter, Vivian, for school. Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Donley of W'allowa county were guists of * 'the A. S. Johnsons last week end. Mrs. 0. G. Sayrs is in Beaver ton at the home of her daughter, Mre. Ross Hart, who has been ill. See Ginn Coleman for big price reductions on Oil heaters. Born: To Mr. and Mrs. Karl Landstrom» a six pound daughter, October 5th in Tuscon, Arizona. -The baby was born Thursday at noon according to word received by Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Peetz, of Mrs. Landstrom. - LeRoy Wr-ight and GLn King spent Wednesday getting the freigh t cars ready for the 4-H club'livestock. Upper decks wen built in one end of the ears for sheep and hogs and a bunk for tljo attendants in the other end. Calves w.re tied along the sides of the cars. Members of the Eastern Oregc” Wheat League will meet at Arl ington Sunday morning to make up the program for the annual meeting to be held this year at Condon. Officers have been er. gaging speakers for several weeks and committees fo»* each count5- and each division of interest will be named Sunday. Cassie von Bofstel, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Theo, von Borstel, and Frank von Borstel, j r , son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank von Borstel, have been chosen as the two club boys and girls to go to the Pacifir International as guests of the First National bank. They will spend thr-e days in Portland sight seeing and attending the show. Two from ea< h county in the state will be in the gU)up which will be domiciled at one of the Portland hotels dur ng-their stay. W. D. Jackson cleaned out the city sp tic tank tHis week. Mr. and Mrs. L. W. Ross were here last week end from Portland, • corning to visit friends of the days when Mr. Ross was a Moro mer chant. — Mr. and Mrs. Joe Ritner, accom panied by her father, Charles Oldis, . left Wednesday for San Francisco to visit relatives and friends an: perhaps see the fair before it closes at the end of this month. Mr. Olds will remain in California for the winter. Mr. oiid Mrs. William McKin ney were here Tuesday evening from Arlington wh re he is ii structor in Ihe high school. Mrs. L. L. Peetez was hostess Friday afternoon to the members of the Past Noble Grand club. Lloyd Johnson and Mr. and Mrs E. J. Belshw w .nt to Redmond of the men are working aewiftg potato sacks during the harvest there. Mr. and Mrs. M. A. Bull left early this week for Portland to have charge of the Sherman coun ty booth at the Pacific Internation al. I t will be decorated this year with products of the county. A» a souvenir a small sack of wheat will be given. LeRoy Englebretson has bought out Jack Kelly at Kent and will go to that town each Tuesday and Friday to do barber work. Mr. Kelly, a long time resident of this county, will go back east to visit his folks. Teacher’s Met ing her ! • turned. parents until PAM FRIDAY, OCTOBER 6, 1939 they re Law Abiding Bird Hunters In Qtiandry Mr. and Mrs. Glen Karnes and family were Sunday dinner guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Nelson at Moro. Those who attended the Red Cress meeting at Moro Monday Speculation as to what game evening included Cassie Holmes, regulations to follow is rife in The Teacher’s reception was I Mrs. Glen Karnes and Gerald this county since District Attor held in the Odd Fellows hall , Dryden. ney Brown of Wasco county gave Mr. and Mrs., John Turner of his opinion that the game commis Thursday evening under the aus pices; of the Rebekah lodge. The ] Baker were callers at the home sion exceeded its authority when evening’s entertainment began I of Mr. and Mrs. Art Bibby Wed it declared the bird season open with singing followed by games, nesday evening. October first. a skit “Maud Muller’ with T. M. I Art Bibby was a visitor in Bend A law passed at the last session Rolfe as Maud Muller and Kend several days, returning home specifically states that the open rick Dunlap as the Judgj; Grace Thursday evening. season for birds in Wasco and Marie and Mary Lou Zevely, a The city council met Monday Sherman counties, among others, piano duet; a shadow play; a read evening and hired Roy Wells as should be October 15 to 31. The CARD OF THANKS ing by Mrs. C. L. Poley; followed marshal to take the place of Tom last section of the law provide»» We take this means of express by more games. While the com- j Garrett who has served in that tfyal.Jthe game commission could ing our gratitude to the many mittee arranged the tables, a capacity for about twenty years.—5 cldse the season for the purpose of friends who offered their aid and quadrille was in progress. After j Mrs. Earl Olds, Mrs. Pauline protecting birds but further pro sympathy at the time of the death refreshments were served all the 1 Wilcox and Mrs. C. B. Andrews vided that “nothing herein con of our husband and father, Walter t.achers gave very interesting are in Portland visiting. tained shall be construed so as to talks, also some of the townspeo- , Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Dryden authorize the game commission A. May. Mrs. Ethel May . t pic were called on. Mrs. Wily hnd son were visitors in The Dalles to» provide an open season incon- Paul May and family. Knighten of Moro attended. sistant with this section.” Tuesday. Many hunters have shot birds The boys and girls Volley ball I Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Woods of teams motored to Moro Friday j Salem were overnight guests at since the first of the month and night where the boys won, but the the home of Mr. and Mrs. Arzell if the section of law dealing with open season for such birds is held girl? were defeated, T Lemley Monday night. consisttnt with general authority Sam Stark and son Wallace and , •Mrs. Tom Alley and * daughter given the commission they are Moro Christian Science Society: Lila Lee Alley were visitors in left Friday for Portland where clearly against the law despite the Sunday mörning church service The Dalles Monday. Mildred will ent r medical school. ruling of the commission declar Mrs, Schadewitz returned to bgins at eleven o’clock and the Mrs. Tom Alley entertained the ing the season open. her home in The Dalles after Wednesday evening meeting Is at junior . bridge club at her home The attorney general will rule eight o’clock. The reading WOm spending several.* days visiting Thursday afternoon. Mrs. Herman on the matter soon but it ma$P not in the rear1 of the church building her daughter, Mrs. Shelton Fritts Schilling received high score for be entirely cleared up until the and family. is\open daily, with an attendant C. B. Andrews, Mr. and Mrs.! guests and Mrs. Bill Schilling high courts have taken sonre action. on Wednesday evening, when all authorized Christian Science lit Eben Kee, Mr. and Mrs. C. A. score for clubi Mr. and Mr, R. J. Baker re erature may oe read, borrowed or Oestreich and Earl Olds were turned to thfeir home at Gresham New Headlamps bird hunting at Clarno Sunday. oui chased. The public is welcom Mrs. Harold Eakin and infant Sunday aftefl several weeks here. ed to all services and may make Mr. and Mrs. Joe Bibby and Art Conform With Law son returned home from The Dalles u-e of the reading room. Bibby were visitors in The Dalles hospital Friday afternoon. Oregon laws regulating automo Mrs. Tom Alky, Mrs. Ed Alley Monday. Moro Community Presbyterian Richard Ball of Astoria, a tive lighting equipment are in and daughter Lila'Lee were in The Church: 10:00 - Sunday School. with specifications Classes for all ages. C. W. Smith, DaUes Tuesday where Lila again 1 brother of Ted Ball, visited here conformity this w ek. He is a photographer, adopted by the automobile indus received Jreeatment for sinus Superintendent. and took some of the pictures of try in its development of the new 11:00 . Morning Worship. Sermon trouble. Del, Olds when Dell caught the “Sealed Beam” headlamp system, W. F., Jackson of The Dalles , by the pastor, °Th< Saving Power big fish that won the salmon derby it was announced today by Earl a business caller lure Tues-7 was of Jesus.** Sepeial music by the this year. Snell, secretary of state, who play day. choir, “The Ninety and Nine.’’ ed a part in the nation-wide study Among those from here who at- i Junior Church under Mrs. A. M. which led to the development of Zevely and Primary group meeting tended the funeral services, of ! the new lamps. .with Miss Florence Lawrence dur- Walter May in Moro Tuesday af- ‘ Union County Roads The new headlamps are designed ternoon were Tom Tlley, Ed Alley, ir.g the nermon period. to give increased visibility --for Mr and Mrs. Wallace May, Mr. 6:30 - C. E. meeting led by Flor May Be WPAed night driving, longer and more ence. Special features each Sun and Mr«. A. M- Z vely and Mr. j • and Mrs. L. D. May.,,. day night. Washington, D. C. Special, Oct. efficient servioe at no increased 7:30 - Evening worship. Sermon • Mrs. Guy Boyer and son Phil 4.—If the Oregon state adminis mileage cost, and virtual ilimina- thtme, *The Craving for Appro of John Day are here visiting her ’ trator of WPA agrees, the road tion of glare. They were develop val.” Special by the Junior choir, sister, Mrs. A. M. Zevely. and fam system of Union county—not on ed as a result of a three-year ily. She came to attend the funeral th* federal highway system—will study instituted by t'ne automobile ‘Christ Our Pilot.’’ The monthly meeting of the Mis of W. A. May. have a general renovating to the industry, Ahe Automotive Safety Wayne Spoor took Kenneth amount of $154,000. This project Foundation and the American sionary society wdl take place next Wednesday afternoon. Mrs. Todd to The Dalles Tuesday, K n- has been included in the list of Association of Motor Vehicle Ad M. G. Melzer will lead, end sub neth going to a doctor to receive eligible» by President Roosevelt, ministrators. treatment for an injured eye. The design of the new lamp jects aie India and Alaska. but decision rests with E. J. Grif Heniy G. Hanson, Pastor. Mr£. Herman Schilling enter fith, state administrator. His de differs from the present standard tained the Glass Valley bridge club cis.on is governed by the availa lamp in that the reflector, lens and Wasco Methodist Church: A at her home Wednesday afternoon bility of funds, wh.re there is a light source are in one compact Rally Day program will be given with Mr?, Araell Lemley receiving sufficient number of - certified unit, permanently sealed to pre 'ey the children of ths Sunday the guest prize and Mrs. Art workers on relief who have the vent dust or moisture from enter School from 10 to 11 a. m. Bibby the club prize. necessary qualifications, and var ing the unit. They are said to Preaching Service at 11 a. m. Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Spoor and ious local and state conditions. I give a wider and longer range of light while the upper or “Country Epworth League at 6:30 p. m. daughter Ramona, accompanitd by Beam” is employed and a longer C. F. Cannel, Pastor. Ben Leghorn, motored to Port- i range along the right shoulder of land the first of the week return- 1 Kent Auxiliary the highway and reduced glare to Grass Valley First Baptist ing Friday. the eyes of approaching drivers Church: 10:00 a. m. - Bible School. ____ and ___ Mrs. ______________ Mr. Carl Adams ___ were while the lower or “Traffic Beam” Has New President Warted: 60 people to be in Bible j visitors in The Dalles Saturday. ¡3 employed. School next Sunday morning. , Sunday school party was held 11:00 a. m. - Morning Worship. at home of j^r an(j ^jrs ghel- By Mrs. Mae Iloskinson. The George Bell Unit of the The pastor will speak on the topic ton p rj^ s pyj^ay evening. Games A high wind blew over the coun American Legion Auxiliary met ty Wednesday afternoon moving “A Heavenly View on An Earth- p(r tajnjng to the District School ly Plane. , , were playd followed by refresh- on September 28th. Nell Justescn loo»e dirt from several fields and 6 30 p: m: - Baptist \ oung Peo- mentjj served in school lunch boxes presented her resignation as pres driving the banked clouds before ident. It was accepted and Laura it to make Thursday’s sky as blue pie’s Union will meet, about twenty-six guests. 7:30 p. m. - The Cozy Home Hour Mr and Mrs Herman Schilling Sather was elected as president. as in mid-summer. Although a The unit decided to give a card fi w farmers are seeding a great will be arranged by Mrs. Amelia arid Mrs. Maude Garrett and son party on Octaber 21, at the Kent majority of them are waiting for Peterson. Billy motored to The Dalles Satur- Legion hall. They also decided to a rain or perhaps until spring. 2:30 p. m. Tuesday - The Women’s day Missionary Society will meet at The Baptist Mission Society met install officers the last week in the home of Mrs. Wallace May. jas* Tuesday at the home of Mrs. October and to invite the other Read the Ads In the Journal units in Sherman county to take 7:30 p. m. Tuesday - The girls of p Schillingr. the World Wide Guild will meet. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Plylcr part in a joint installation at 7:30 p. m. Thursday - There will of Creighmont, Idaho spent sev Kent. be prayer meeting and 'Bible eral days visiting at the home of ( 111ROPR ACT1C PH YSICI AN S Study at the parsonage. Mi. and Mrs. Gus Smith. H. H- Perraton, Chiroprac Special Notice: The special called Wallace May and L. D. May tic Di. Physician of Chicago, 15 years meeting of the church to decide motored to Portland Saturday. on the location and other matters Mr?. Wallace May accompanied experience. Painless non surgical N ew ru b b e r in connection with our building them as far as Hood River, visit- removal of tonsils, vericose veins, fool troubles, sinus, colitis, scia a g ita to r s to p s program has been postponed to w r in g e r ro lls . tica, arthritis etc., First National Monday, -October 16th, at 7:30 Bank Bldg. Phone 101. The p. m. The “thermometer” is Dulles, Oregon. starting up and the Building Fund Trade your old washer as PACIFIC is ready to receive your gift» to INTERNATIONAL ward the new building. down payment. Phone 161 Gerald^C. Dryden, Pastor. Films D eveloped SAFE GO W IN C H A R G E R \l Home Electric Light System Hosiery mending. Buster Brown 50 cents per year operating cost Shoe Shore, The Dalles, Oregon 3 year Payment Plan 45-4 Z Try DEXTER TWIN WASHER John M. DeMoss, Dealer ’Moro, Ore. Res. DeMoss Sprgs. Want A ds FOR SALE: 2 *good used Allis- Chalmers; Model M tractors. Price $650. and $725. J. K. Mc Reception EASY WASHER the first of the week where both FOR SALE: Twenty seven wean ed pigs. L.* W. Amick, Kent 47-48 At Grass Valley j LIVESTOCK EXPOSITION Portkiid LOW RAIL U N IO N A C IF IC You Pay for GOOD PRINTS Only Enlargement with each roll de veloped. Moro Pharmacy FOSS & C O . School Rally The Kent Christian church held a local Sunday school rally day Sunday, Octaber 1. Promotion cer tificates were awarded to eight children. Two songs by a group of children and a vocal duet by Mr. tnd Mrs. R. N. McGlasson were reendered and a short talk was given followed by a basket dinner at the grange hall. J. C. Wilson and Jack* Lyons went to Portland Wednesday 'with a truck load of cattle. They re turned Thursday. Mrs. Ann Schadtwilz of The Dalles was e. visitor at the G. L. Barnet and Carl Schadewitz homes a few days last week. Mrs. R. N. McGlasson and Nel lie Wilson were invited guests to a S. S. party at the J. S. Fritts home at Grass Valley Friday eve ning. A. A. Dunlap of jGrass Valley was a brief caller at Ktnt Sunday. Lorgna Young of Gresham is at TienFfor a few days visiting rela tives and friends. Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Wilson,^Ir. and Mrs. Frank Kelly and Mrs. Bitty Ktlly were digper guests at th? Cstrl Schadewitz home Tues day. 7 ..... Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Helyer and son Jesse, Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Clark and Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Wil son were business visitors at Moro Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Wilson en tertained with a twelve o’clock dinner Thursday in honor of Mr. and Mrs. Frank’ Kelly of Virginia and Mrs. Betty Kelly. Marion Gettings, Nan Smith and Charles ¡Bothwell were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. R. N. Mc Glasson Thursday ’evening. Mrs. George Wilson spent sev eral days last week in Portland, where she received medical atten tion. __ . Mr. and Mrs. John Wilson and son Kenneth visited at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Chester Smith mar Moro. Mrs. W. O. Smith returned to Kent Saturday after a few days visit with relatives at Walla Wal la, Washington. John Woods is doing chores at the W. C. Helye^ ranch while Mr. Helyer is away for a few days. Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Wilson had as dinner guests Friday, Mrs. Bet ty Kelly and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Kelly. Lester Wilson motored to Eu gene Friday where he spent the week end with his sister Helen. Mr. and Mrs. John Wilson weref business visitors at Moro Satur day. Mrs. Durward Hrlyer and chil dren are are spending several days in Bend at the home of the formeis parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Van Meter. Kent Grange Home Economics club sponsored a dance at the grange hall Saturday evening. Mobley’s orchestra furnished the music. Oregonians Trying To Get Census Jobs Washington, D. C., Special— Hundreds of Oregon residents have been writing to the census bureau here for jabs as enumerators. The bureau announces the the enumerators will riot be appointed from Washington, but Will be selected after a mild test by the supervisors of the various dis tricts. Tentatively, there will be six census districts in Oregon and an army of doorbell ringers will be engaged. Enumerators fwill have about two weeks work. Under the present program, the members of Congress (Republicans) will have npthing to say about the appoint ments. MORO SCHOOL NOTES by Claudine Thompson In the volley ball games last Friday nigMt with Grass Valley, the Moro girls defeated1 the Grass Valley girls by a close score of 18 to 14. Th4 Moro boys were de feated by the Grass Valley boys by a score of 44 to 22. The games this Friday night will be with Kent at Kent. This will be the first game away from home this year. Th? girls glee club has been practicing lately and may present an operetta later in the school yeai. There was a young people’s party at the Church Wednesday evening from 7:30 until 9^0 sponsored by the Christian Endea vor. There were 25 young people present including high school peo ple, alupini and some of the teachers. Interesting games were played and enjoyed. Then the group sang fun songs and hymns. Later in the evening refreshments were served consisting of sand wiches, potato salad, pickles and olives and punch. After a period of visiting everyone returned to their homes after a very enjoyable evening. FRIENDSHIP is to be purchas ed only by friendship. A man may have authority over others; but he can never have their heart but by giving his own.—Bishop Wilson. N O T IC E - I have taken over the Kent 'X. ' Barbershop From J. Kelly and will be in Kent Each Tuesday and Friday for Barber work nutil further notice. O ther days in M o ro . LEROY ENGLEBRETSON DANCE Grass Valley Andftoriiu T. Lester Johnson O ct. 1 4 LAWYER Mobley’s Orcb. WASCO MORO V---------------------------- Ì_______ y Adm. 75c FU EL That Chill in the A ir M eans That W in te r is Just A ro u n d the Corner HAMPTON FURNITURE B riq u ets w ilT ra ise in p r ic e The Dalles, Ore. N o v e m d e r 1 — Order now for reduced rate- Choose from a stock of goods that is the most complete in the county. r A Car of Nut Coal Will beHereOct.15 * For Delivery Off Car Pot In Order At Once Buy FOR SALE: Hereford! bulls, 6 months old—pure blood, not Full Stock of Shotgun Shells* registered, $35. each. Frank G. Dick, The Dalles, OreM phones 755 and 722. ’ 47-48 FOR SALE: 8-room house in Moro, full basement. Inquire Geo. G. Updegraff, MtfFo; or Fred Krusow, Grass Valley, tfn F R E E Don’t Be Unprepared When The Kean. FOR I-OR SALE: 1934 Ford truck, long j I <2 J Ç LxJ L wheel base. $250. J. K. McKean. I CISC X jO O C j OlìCIIS I FOR RENT: Modern houSe in Glass. Valley. 8 rooms. Foss & W estern Super X Co. 47-9 Scene of Sunday for trial —■ Birds Raise Kent Church at a price that is fairly based on L um p C oal o n H and 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 le , Q u a lity G r o c e r ie s l Z E I G L E R ’ S QS ± G ra s s V a l l e y Do you use P r e s t o l o g s ? We Have Then. V M o ro Lumber & Fuel Yard
