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TUB B H B IU H i COUNTY JOURNAL. MORO, OREGON
Moroites Attend .
Portland Shows
Over Weekend
’ Richard Barnet
and
Fred
Beardsley - returned from their
trip to North Dakota Saturday.
Dr. Poley extracted a live tpid-
er from Floyd Flett’s ear Thurs
day afternoon after the insect had
apparently holed up for the win
ter. Floyd thought his ear ached
from a wisdom tooth and applied
to the dentist for relief first.
Grass Valley
~
Woman Honored
On Birthday
John and Dick Reckman bought
seven hundred head of sheep at
Redmor.d the first of the week.
Mr. and Mrs. John Hays motord
to Bakeoven Thursday to visit Mr.
and M rs. John Block, returning
home Tuesday.
M r. and Mrs. A. A. Dunlap and
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Kock retu rn
ed Wednesday from a deer hunt
ing trip to Prineville:
Mr. and Mrs. Dick Holdaway and
daughter were visitors in -Th?
Dalles Saturday.
E. B-, E yetett left for W’asco
the "first o f (he Week after spend
ing a month h?re with his son
Ted and family.
* Mr. and Mrs. Herman Schilling
had as eek end guests her niece
and husband, Mr. and iMrs. Lynn
Perrin of Aberdeen, Washington.
M oro Grade School
Gives Program
by Claudine Thompson
This week the volley ball games
were a t Kent. The Moro boys
team won by a score of 29-34. The
girls team lost by the close score
of 30-32. The Moro girls were
ahead at the half but Kent gain:d
in the second half to come out
victorious.
There was no school Thursdn'
am | Friday of this week because
of a teachers conference in T h'
Da lies. This gives the students
a long week end before the six
week tests. The three days of this
week were spent in busily review
ing the m aterial cover.<1 at sch ,«
during the first five weeks.
The grade school held a shn
program for Columbus day o-
Wednesday afternoon. Each ropr
gave a program . The first and
second grades started with pieces
given by David Moore, Donn**
Kay Sparling and Wily K nighter
Rose Marie Pierson, Darrie H
nagin and Eugene Thompson ' -
cited a series of poems. The 3rd
and 4th grades gave a short skit
about Columbus and his ideas on
the shape of the world. Orren
Schadowitz represented Columbus;
Shaion Hennagin was captain of
a Sailing boat and Douglas Engle-
bretson was Columbus’ father.
The rest of the class were sailors.
The 5th and 6th grade program
consisted of recitations and a song.
Dale Thompson and Wayne Melzer
recittd and Donnella Nelson gave
reading. .The 7th and 8th grades
gave a play, telling of the mutiny
of Columbus’ crew ju st before
America was found. George De-
Moss acted as Columbus^ Mary
Sayrs as his servant; Dorothy
Miller and Betty Templeton were
officers and the rest of the class
were sailors.
Mr. and Mr«. Roy Wells were
The football game in Portland
pleasantly surprised Sunday when
combined with the s ta rt of the
friends caJled to wish Mrs. Wells;
Pacific International ..and other
a happy birthday. A pot luck
attractions took a goodly number
dinner was served to the following
of Moroites to the city over the
guests: Mr. and Mrs. Jim Blagg
week end and during this week.
and daughter Marie; Mr. and Mrs.
Among them were Mr. and Mrs.
Bill Brinkert, Mr. and iMrs. Marion
The
average
Oregon
m
otorist
W. T. Balsiger, M»r. and Mjs., Lyle
Van Metre and fam ily, Mrs. John
Woods, Ronald Powell, (Mr. and pays $50,84 each year for the
Rolfe and sons, Mr. and Mrs. Arch
privilege
of
owning
and
operating
Mrs. Harvey Thompson, Mr. and
Fortner. Marie Blagg also cele
his
automobile.
Mrs. Vernon Miller, M t . and Mrs.
brated her birthday, th at day.
The
figure,
according
to
the
Ore
Blaine Miller, Mr. and Mrs. Keck
Jim Woods left Monday fo r .
McKean, Mr. and Mrs. Giles gon State Motor association, rep
Madras where he will visit rela
French, LeRoy W right, Dewey resents the amount of local, state
tives a few’ days before going to
Mr. and M/’s. Ray Blake of Moro
and
federal
taxes
paid
by
thv
Thompson and family, Martin
Klamath
Falls to visit his son and were dinner guests at the Fred
MUzer and family and Pauline average car owner in Oregon in
family.
Cox home Saturday evening.
Davis, Lloyd Hennagin, Dr. and 1938.
Mr. and Mrs. G us. Smith, Roy
A
national
survey
made
by
the
Mr. and Mrs. Dean Reynolds
Mrs. C. L. Poley, J. B. Adams,
Wells, Bert Cox and Harold Eakin and son Gene spent the week end
M. M. Oveson, Mr. and Mrs. D ar American Automobile Association
in Portland visiting the sto<;k
win Van Gilder, M t .- and Mrs. shows th at the average U. S. mot were visitors in Moro Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Arzell Lemley show..
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Collin Moore, and Mr. and Mrs. orist paid $51.87 in 1938, or ap
proxim ately one dollar more than were visitors in Redmond Wed
Bob Hoskinson.
Mr. and Mrs. Don Smith, Mrs.
Vivian Fuller has been pledged the Oregon m otorist, it was point- nesday.
Don Smith and Arch Fortner Ed Ally and Lila Lee were visitors
to Kappa Delta sorority at Ore- id out.
went to Heppner Thursday to re- , in The Dalle« Saturday, and Tues-
‘gon State college.
turn Thelma F ortner to her horn? a y ’
M t . and Mrs. Bernard M artin
here after spending the summer
Mr. ansi Mrs. Ted Tremble were
have returned home from a hunt
visitors in The Dalles Saturday.
in
Heppner.
ing trip and a visit to C rater Lake,
Mr. and Mrs, Ed Alley and Lila
Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Oestreich
ar.d the Oregon Caves. They also |
Lee
and Emma Ellen Fortner were and family spent the week end in
visited Mrs. M artin’s mother, who • Wasco Methodist Church. Sun
day school a t 10 a. m. Morning visitors in The Dalles Thursday. Portland, where they attended the
teaches at Cottage Grove.
Thee Grass Valley Rebekah lodg? stock show.
Marion McKee was in Portland W orship a t 11 a. m. Th^ pastor
met
Wednesday evening. A fter
to attend a meeting of the drug will preach a t the Grass Valley
Mr. and Mrs. Herman Schilling
the
regular
meeting a party was
Methodist church Sunday a fte r
board Tuesday and Wednesday.
and
son Ro!>ert and Mr. and Mrs.
given for Mrs. John Hays who
Mrs. M artha Cope is in Portland noon at 2:30.
I.ynn Perrin were visitors in The
celebrated
her
seventy
fourth
F. L. Cannell, Pastor.
for a two week visit wi^h friends.
Dalles Saturday returning home
Grass Valley B aptist Church: birthday. The lodge presented her by way of Dufur.
Virginia M urray arrived T hurs
with a gift, all wishing her many
day evening fcr a visit with friends 10:00 a. m. Sunday School.
The Eastern S tar chapter was
11:00 a. m. Morning Services— more happy birthdays.
in Moro for the week end.
Jim Wilson of Kent was a call entertained Tuesday evening by
Sermon
Topic—“The
Essence
of
Vernon F latt and fa m ily ’land
the Masons, with an oyster feed.
er here Monday.
Mrs. Jack Lawrence left Thursday Chiistian Living.’’ 6:30 p. h. B.
iMiss
Patricia
Cyphers
spent
Mr. and Mrs. J. ,C. Adams of
for a trip to the stock show in Y.P.U. meets. 7:30 p. m. The | the week end in The Dalles visit
Hood Riv’r are visiting their
“Cozy Hour” Mrs. Qryd?n will be
Portland.
ing her parents.
daughter, Mrs. E. M. Helyer and
Mr. and Mrs. Collis KasCoerg ; in charge. 7:30 p. m. Monday—
I. V. Kane spent the week end family.
were here this week to visit i Special Business Meeting of the
Ccuroh. All members urged to visiting his family in Fossil.
friends.
Jack Lewis was a visitor in The
.Ml Shtrm an county teachers come. 7:30 p. m. Tue-sday - World
Dalles
was a caller heere Monday. Haey, Th*at Woman’s in Again ....
Films Developed
were gone Thursday and Friday Wide Guild meeting at the parson
George Wilcox of The Dalles
Little
Jane—
Mother,
these
new
attending the north central edu age for all girls interested.
was in town Monday.
towels are very rough. . • - "
cational conference in The Dalles. 7.30 p. m. Prayer and Bible Study.
Mr. and Mrs. ' Dell Olds were
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Gerald C. Dryden, Pastor.
Elmer
Barzee
and
W esky
Mother—NeveT mind; th a t’s one
in Tygh Valley Sunday visiting
You
Pav
for
GOOD
PRINTS Only
Nichols returned this week from ' - --------------------
of the little things th at arc sent
at the M. P. B rittain home.
Enlargem ent with each roll de
a trip to Lake and Harney coun-
Moro Presbyterian Community
to
dry
us.
1f
n
The Mission Society met at the
veloped.
Moro Pharmacy
ties where they found bucks but j church: 10:00 - Sunday School, home of Mrs. Wallace May Tues-
did r.ot get a -h o t a t a n t lope.
Cia.-aes for all ages. C. W. Smith,
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Mr. and Mrs. A. Douma left Superintendent. 11:90 - Morning
A1 M organ and A. A. Ryan of
Thursday for Prineville to remain Worship. Special music from the Condon were dinner guests at the
until Sunday.
choir. Sermon by the pastor: “The A rt Bibby home Saturday.
Mrs. A. M. Nelson left T hurs Open Door.” 0:30 - You’ng Peo
John Conroy sold a thousand
day for Salem to visit a few days ple’s society will meet in
of lambs which will be ship-
Grass Valley
with friends.
church. 7:30 Evening Worship ' ped to Iowa City, T
nwn
Iowa.
Aaditorinm
Mrs. Jack Cothran fell and in hcui. The Junior Choir will ap-
Miss Anna Schwartz returned
N ew ru bber
jured her ankle Tuesday and was pear in vestm ents for the first home from Portland Wednesday
O c t. 1 4
a g ita to r stops
taken to The Dalle« for x-ray ex time. The pastor’s message will after spending several weeks there
w r in g e r ro lls .
amination Thursday morning. t
deal with ‘‘The Rich Young Man.” visiting relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Belanger are
Mobley’s
Orch.
Henry G. Hanson, Pastor.
Mr. and Mrs. R. D. Shelley of
in Pendleton this week while Jo .,
Portland were over night guests
Adm. 75c
ih checking ran on soil conservation
Moro Christian Science Society: a t-th e home of Mr. and Mrs. A rt
Trade your old washer aa
The
subject
of
the
lesson-sermon
p’ots in use there.
Bibby the first of the week.
down payment. Phone 161
The county budget meeting at eleven o’clock Sunday morni’ng
will te held next Monday, October will be “ Doctrine of Atonement.’’
for trial
16, when estim ates for county Sunday school convenes at 10:00
W IN C H A R G E R
needs will be made for 1940. t
o’clock. All those under 20 years
•Home Electric Light System
Ntw chairs have been received of age are invited to these classes.
at the council room making for Th: Wednesday evening meeting 50 cents per year operating cost
3 year Paym ent Plan
more comfort for those who a t -rg in s at 8 o’clock, and includes
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The Dalles, Ore.
tend to city business or use the testim onies of healing. The read
ing room is located in the rear Try DEXTER TAVIN WASHER
library.
John M. DeMoss, Dealer
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Brisbine of vhe church building, with an
Res. DeMoss Sprgs.
were in Portland last week end.
attendent on Wednesday evening. ’Moro, Ore.
Mr. and Mrs. A rthur Bucholtz
left Thur-day for a couple of days
in Portland expecting to return
S aturday.
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• The black and white speckled or J
appaloosa dog Keck and Velina I
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MeKean brought back with them
.from Portland is a Dalmation, now
a rare dog, but one time more .
commonly seen.
District Attorney 'Brown of
Wasco county has been upheld in i
his contention about the game |
One shot of “ Preatone” A nti, freeze lasts all winter long.
Feuson which means that it is now
There’» no replacing. It will not boil off or evaporate, foam
ilk gal to shoot birds in this coun
ty until after the fifteenth of j
or permit rust-clogging.
“ Prestone” Anti-fi'eeze coni ains no alcohol . . no glycerine
October.
Now sold at the lowest price in history . . . . and guaran
Joe T ruitt sold th? beeves he ,
has been fattening Wednesday and i
teed in writing !
Drive In today—and be protected for the winter. Or phone
took in the stock show while mak- j
us to call for your car.
ing the trip.
M otorist Pays $50
A Year In T axes
FREE
DANCE
Moa
FRIDAY, OCTOBER IS, 1«39
Many of the mothers attended Holmes was prominenti
to watch the part their children music department £ f St. Mary’s
academy, The Dallees, from which
had in the entertainment.
12 she was graduated last spring.
GRASS VALLEY GIRL SINQS
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Margaret Mary Holmes, daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. William S.
Holmes of Grass Valley, has been
elected to Treble Triad, Maryl-
hurst college glee club, after a
series of try-outs. Treble Triad
I have taken over the Kent
will make its first appearance of I
the season a t a reception to be Barbershop from J. Kelly and
given a t the college October 13 in
honor of the Most Rs-v. Archbishop will be in Kent Each Tueaday
Edward D. Howard, D. D. Miss
NOTICE-
and Friday for Barber work
CHlfeOPRACTIC PHYSICIANS
Dr. H. H. Pcrraton, Chiroprac nutil further notice.
tic -Physician of Chicago, 15 years
experience. Painless non surgical
Other days in M o ro .
removal of tonsils, vericose veins,
foot troubles, 9inus, colitis, scia
tica, a rth ritis etc., F irst National 1
Bank Bldg. Phone 101. The (’
Dalles, Oregon.
LEROY FNCLÉBRETSON
Grass Valley Theater
and MONDAY
October 15 and 16
October 13 and 14
U N IO N
SMITH BA LEW
. IN
PACIFIC
BARBARA STANWYCK
Panamint’s Bad Man
JO EL McCREA
F U E L
That Chill in the A ir Means That W in ter is
Just Around the Corner
B r iq u e ts w ill r a is e in p r ic e
N o v e m d e r 1 --Order now for reduced rate
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A Car of Nut Coal Will be Here Oct. 15
For Delivery Off Car Put In Order At Once
EASY WASHER
L um p C oal on H and
SAFE
HAMPTON FURNITURE
SUNDAY
FRIDAY and SATURDAY
Do you use P r e s to lo g s ? We Have Them.
B
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M oro Lumber
& Fuel Yard
N o. 13 o f a series.
‘lJKIS UÖ3®©®0000 Tacts That Concern You
“""T h e first cost is
the last cost with
“ PRESTliNE” ANTI FREEZE
jBSiS.
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$ 1 .0 0 0 ,0 0 0
A DAY IN BEER
TAXES NATIONWIDE'
umjaa
Hosiery mending. Buster Brown
Shoe Store. The Dalles, Oregon
45-47
W ant A ds
FOR SALE or TRADE for beef
cattle: seven coming two year
old dairy heifers from good Til- ,
lamook county herd, bred to
Durham bull.
W. C. Helyer,
Kent.
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CEDAR POSTS 7 or 14 ft. and
poles for sale, 14miles south |
of Hood River. We can deliver.
Phone 186 M. S. Walton, Park-
dale, Oregon
FOR SALE: Twenty seven wean
ed pigs. L. W. Amick, Kent
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47-48
FOR RENT: Modern house in
Grass Valley. 8 rooms. Foss &
Co......... ...........47-9
FOR SALE: 8 -room house in
Moro, full basement. Inquire
Geo. G. Updegraff, Mord; o>
Fred Krusow, Grass Valley, tin
FOR SALE: 18 in old growth fir
and pine wood. $3.00 per cord.
A. H: G nseroski. H mi N Ap
pleton, 4 corners, Lyle, Wn.
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FOR SALE OR TRADE for live-
estock, 1937 G. M. C. Pickup. E
•P. Rich, Wasco.
49
$ 2 .6 5
p e r
THE B R E W IN G INDUSTRY RAISES A1
o AL-L-ON
3
Prepare the entire car for winter driving including
PORTER SERVICE A N D FREE PILLOWS
IN ALL C OACHES
FOSS & CO.
HUGE W EIG H T OFF THE SHOULDERS^
OF MANY TAXPAYERS, EVEN THOSE
WHO DO NOT DRINK B EE R -
Portland Rosa- 9:33 p.m. daily.
Choose from a stock of goods that is the
most complete in the county.
that is fairly
E a s t from P o rtla n d
A ll A ir-C o n d itio n e d
change of oil and lighter transmlsiion grease.
Buy at a price
F A M O U S T R A IN S
based
on • •
R egistered Nurse-Stewardess
service. Delicious 25c, 30c,
35c meals for Coach and Pull
man-Tourist travel.
Pacific Limited- 8:00 a m. daily.
Complete equipment alt class
es oL travel. - Popular Coffee
Shop Diner.
Stroamf/nor- city of P ortland
. 5 sailings monthly, 6:15 p.m.
on 1, 7, 13, 19, 25. No extra
fare. 17 hours faster Portland
to Chicago.
, - STOP OVER AT
Nun P u lle y '
quality and workmanship.
Dry Good», Clothing and
Shoe» to meet the
needs of the
community
Dependale, Quality Groceries
America’« outstanding
round Playground. Every
season. The ChaNangsr
popular prices.
For all t r a v l information inquirt of—
A. M. Nelson
pphone 41, Moro Oregon
UNION PACIFIC
ZEIGLER'S ° s ± Grass Valley
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CUT GOVERNMENT COSTS
T O O T H E R TAXPAYERS.
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$623,483
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