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About Sherman County journal. (Moro, Or.) 1931-current | View Entire Issue (Oct. 20, 1939)
¿L H I SUMMAN* COUNTY JOURNAL. MORO. OREGON PAGB THREE FRIDAY, OCTOBER 20,4 # » - was an over night guest of Dick county. insurance Stakley here Friday night. • • / Clyde Kiddle, crop man Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Wilson and administrator** for Oregon, was Mr. and Mrs. Frank Kelly went to m . hero Wednesday while on his Way Portland Wednesday, where they I V *|n / to Madras to hold a meeting. 1 1 Mr. and Mrs. Leon Moore Were attended the stock show until Thursday evening. in Grant county the first <rf the Mr. and M rj. J. C. Wilson and week on a hunting trip. I daughter Nellie were dinner guests Returning home Wednesday were of Mr. and M rs. R. N. McGlasson _ x _ T r u m a n Strong, W. S. Powell and Mr. and Mrs. R. N. McGlasson Friday evening. A p art of the roof was burned Dr. and Mrs. Poley left Thurs- £ Wilson who had been at and Charles Bothwell, Nan Smith day for a trip th a t will take them John Day since Saturday hunting from the house on the Lemon and 'Marion Gittings, Kent teach- I Fcur men enroute to California from Bay Meadows, had the mis to C rater Lake, Klamath Palls and for deer. They brought home place where Sam S tark lives, Wed ers, motored to The Dalles Thurs fortune to wreck their trailer a nesday m orning, but the house to Ashland where Dr. Poley will a couple of does and a buck. day morning where they attended few miles north of Kent Wednes attend homecoming at the South- , Mrs. L. L. Peetz went to P o rt was saved. The hoys were out the North Central Educational milking when the fire started. ern Oregon College of Education land Friday of last week, retu rn day when they were at Kent all conference Thursday and Friday. day for repairs. They had a race Quick work and hastily called of which he is an alumnus having ing Monday a fte r a brief visit in neighbors made it possible bo pre Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Wilson, ac horse in the frailer, but the horse graduated there when it was the the city. vent a sarious fire. companied by Mrs. W. O. Smith, was nob injured and they were Ashland normal. They will also Mrs. Omer Sayrs returned this motored to The Dalles I'uesday able to continue on their way M*. and Mrs. John Howard and vviit in G iants Pass and Sal.m be week from Beaverton where »he morning wherv Mrs. Smith left by that evening. fore returning home Sunday. had been for a week or more with Fances Spoor of Molalla were over bus for California via the Portland i iMr. and Mrs. Paul Schilling night guests at the Wayne Spoor E. E. JBarzee annually goes to her daughter, Mfs. Ross H art. route. This ended a six weeks stay moved their household goods to home Friday night. New port in the summer to wait a t Kent with friends of Mrs. Goldendalt, Washington last Tues Mr. and Mrs. Dell Eakin and until it rains before returning. It Smith. day where they will make their daughter, Emma Jean, »pent the must have rained at Newport for Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Wilson and home in the future. Record N um ber o f Di»« week end at the stock show in Mr. and Mrs. Barzee arrived this sons Jam es and Norman were Portland and also visited Mrs. week fom their summer home. Mr. and Mrs?. Ernest Smith and niter» R eported by Antelope visitors Sunday. Eakin’* parents in Corvallis. Merl* M iller and Mrs. Mary daughter Joyce and son Billy, Rod Cress fc r Year , The Sherman county Sunday Mrs. Cratty and daughter Rose Sathqjr were m arried in Vancouver Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Dunlap, Mrs. school rally will be held at Kent and Mrs. Guy Haskinson motored Tuesday, October 10, with Mr. Eben Kee and Mrs. Alfred Kock Sunday, October 22, with a basket to Portland one day last week M iller’s brother and wife attend spent the week end a t the Pacific Red Cross gave The Ainçri dinner a t the grange hall and pro where Joyce Smith was taken for ing them. Mrs. Miller was form International in Portland and vis ief and rebabilita- ».•tr.erjcaey gram in the afternoon. medical attention. Mrs. Hoskin- erly Mrs. Richard Sather.. They, ii :i uid io 13O.OO0 sufferers of ited their daughter, A nita, while Mr. and Mrs. J. ‘M. Wilson, Mr. son continued on to Salem to visit 157 disasters In the Lulled States left for California to see the fair there. and Mrs. Frank Kelly artd Mrs. her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lynch, during l he fiscal year ended June . on their honeymoon, Mr, and Mrs. W ayne Spoor and Betty Kelly left Saturday morning for a few days. Mr. and Mrs. Lester Barnum U . uciMidlua to a report sub Lawrence Todd were visitors at Mr. and Mrs. Paul McKay of milted by DeWitt Smith, newly for Wawawai, W ashington where left last week for San Francisco the home of iMr. and Mrs. S. E. appointed director of the Red Coquille have been visiting their they will visit a few days before a fte r »pending a day or so at the Magill a t Wamic Sunday. (r.dos dkaslei relief service. the Kellys leave for Virginia, a f brother and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Pacific • International in Portland. Paul Lemke and Lot Rust of The Mi. Smith said .the number ter an extended visit here with George McKay here for several Miss Signa Woods returned Dalles stopped here Monday on of disaster operations exceed relatives. days. '• ~ from The Dalles this week after their way to Ashwood hunting, ed *>at of any previous year. having been in a hospital there for Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Wilson mot With cloudbursts, epidemics, Mr. and Mrs- Millard Eakin several days a fte r having h«F ored to Wheeler county Thursday fit ^3, tvlndstqrpis, p p o ^ s jlfle s , and family attended the stock tonsils removed. where they visited Mr. and Mrs. {/Li o h ir catastrophes striking show in Portland and were the j W. P. McLeod came home Mon Andy Cress at Spray, Dr. Robert in •?*, states and the territory of guests of Dr. and Mrs. M. B. day a fte r a long stige of illness Jenkins and wife at Mt. Vernon, A!?3kx Red Cros3 disaster relief Taylor while there. caused by a bad burn on his face and Mr. and Mrs. Bob Jenkins at e::..?rdltures lotal?d ?2,27G,10I Mr. and Mrs. Don Clodfefter and left ear which caused an in Service Creek. These people and ;<»:• the year. . and fam ily were visitor* I" The j “ —— — —— — — — — — — — —— — —— —— — — the Wilsons were neighbors in fection. "S|r)co its founding in 1881 the Dulles Saturday | . E. G. W iesnerhas been raising a mighty good field of com again thia Judge Carl Hendricks was here Tenessee where all resided in r. d Cmss aided victims of M „ w ru „ 1 year on his farm between Mt. Angel and Brooks. From this field he hopes /o rm e r years. Wednesday morning for a brief M r. and Mr3. George Wrlcox and^ lQ ears that wiU home the sweepetakea cup again from the 2.11)5 disasters here and abroad. visit in the county, He recently family of The Dalles were visitors third annual Oregon State Com show at O. 8. C., November 2» to December Mrs. Wm. Young of Grcshaan ( rprndlng $143.O<)0,OO0 for rescue, presided over the hearing of Lee here Saturday ' “ * com ' has • bested all competition for . two years 2 . Wiesi^&r’a Golden Glow f )-)d. clolliing.-shelter, medical arrived here Saturday where she Collins, killer of a State Policeman and one more victory would give him permanent possession of the will spend a few days visiting her iUid’.¿utsing aid and the perms - Mr. and Mrs. Tom G arrett at paw, trophy. He expects stiffer competition tlils year, however, as indications near Arlington, who was sent to n :’t rehabilitation pf ritnljlea daughter, Mrs. R. P. B arnet and tended tfte atQfU show bn Portland. 'are that more good com than ever before will be exhibited. the asylum at Salem after state u n a b l e to reestablish them family. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Lemley alienists had found him insane. selves.” .Mr. Smith said. W. H. Ragsdale and son Harry were visitors in The Dalles W id- Mrs. E sta Powell was here rec Louise Roth was a visitor in I have taken over the Kent of The Dalles were 'business vis nesday.. ently* when she visited with her The Dalles Monday.- itors in Kent Friday. Last year the Red Cross helped Mrs. Bill Schilling entertained son Marlon and fam ily near 41.000 enlisted men or their families Word has been received here Mrs. J. H. Smith* and Mr. and Barbershop from J. Kelly and Wasco, and also visited with the through Its worker^ statiopeg |( the junior bridge club a t her home th at Melvin Fulkerson and Gladys GraSii Valley F irst B aptist M rs. Raymond Boyd of Mitchell May family in Moro. _She left Army, Navy Mariue Corps spd in |fb ro T hursday afternoon. Those Payne were married Wednesday ’ Church; 10:00 a. m. - Bible School were dinner guests of Mr. and will be In Kent Each Tuesday this week for Wenatehe to visit Coast Guard Stations and through receiving high scores were Mrs. They will live at Maupin. j Bring your dinners - Come to Bible Mrs. J. C. Wilson Wednesday Don Smith for club and Mrs. Ernie and Friday for Barber work with her daughter in that place. Bed Croag chapters from coast to Moore" for guest, Mr. and M rs, Jt)ick Holdaway school - stay for church - Attend evening. The Boyds were enroute Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Martin coast. Recent Congressional action M r in d M r, i'e .te r Sarnum left were visitors in The the Sherman County Sunday School to teachers institute in The Dalles. had as week end guest* Mr. and 10 Increase the Baited 8ta|e* arpaed Chris Poulson of Tygh Valley nutil further notice. Rally i t Kent för a pot luck din M rs. Noryal Maas, who are rela forces has necessitated expansion of Thursday for California where ®a*'c5 Mottdsy. — - . _ . an(| Mrs. Vern Mobley and ner and county wide program in tives of Mrs. M artin, from Gresh this vital servlcy to enlisted men by they will visit the Worlds Fair. Other days in M o ro . family of Kent were dinner guests the afternoon. Charles Lemley and son Oscar am. tfca Red Croa», 11:00 a, m. - Morning Worship. at the home of Mf. and Mrs. Ken- Films Developed Rev. Henry G. Hanson, M. G. Moro Community Church: Sun were visitors in Wamic Friday. The morning theme will be “Lost Mrs. Glen Karnes and Wayne drick Dunlap Sunday. Mclzer and J. E. Coleman attended day; October 22nd, 1939. Sam S tark and Gerald Dryden and Found.’’ Karnes were visitors in Portland a meeting of Portland Presbytery 10:00 a. m. - Sunday School were visitors in The Dallees Mon 1:00 p. m. - Dinner at Kent with in the Trinity Church last Tues 11 00 a. m. - Morning Worship. Sunday. program to follow. You Pay for GOOD PRINTS Only Glen Karnes and- Herman Stew day. day. At the same time but for 6:30p. m. - Christain Endeavor. 6:30 p. m., - B.Y.P.U. with Vivian Enlargem ent with each roll de ard were deer- hunting in the both Tuesday and W dnesday, 7:30 p. m. Mr. and M.r»< Dell Olds left Thurs F ritts as the leader. Evening Worship. Moro Pharmacy • M rs Hanson attended the annual Our people go to the S. S. Rally Prineville country over the week day via the Santiam Pass, to visit 7:30 p m.^ The “Cozy Home Hour” veloped. meeting of the Synodical Society at Rent for a on® o’alook «oygrad w d. * ' with Mr, ahd Mrs. P. N. Lemon Tad von Borstal and daughter in Albany. Friday they went to With Daisy G arrett arranging the c h if to p R A C r ic physicians in the Central Church of P ort dish dinner, and in afternoon pro, Dr. H. H. P&rraton, Chiroprac Cassie and Miss Cassie Holmes Corvallis where they were jdfftPfl” ..opening service followed by “A land. gram. Quiet Talk About Mountain Climb, tic Physician of Chicago, 15 years Dr. D. C. Smith of Pullman, • Henry G. Hanson. spent the week end a t the Pacific by their daughter Betty, and ing.” Tuesday at 2 p. m. the Wo experience. Painless non surgical International in Portland. assistant agronom ist in the forage 1 went to Portland to take J n the Mr. and Mrs. Arzell Lemley were I stock show, also visiting with men’s -M issionary Society will removal of tonsils, vericose veins, division, was here Wednesday eve W IN C H A R G E R meet a t th.0 home of Mrs. Fred foot troubles, sinus, colitis, scia visitors in The Dalles Thursday. ning to call at the experiment Mr. and Mrs. Arden Squire in Cox. Wednesday at 7:30 p. m. tica, arthritis etc., F irst National Mrs. John E. W alker of Green Gresham, before returning home Prayer meeting and Biible Study. station.’ He was accompanied by Home Electric Light System Bank Bldg. Phone 101. The Virgil B. Hawk of the soil con- 50 cents per year operating cost ville. California arrived Sunday op Sunday. There will also be the monthly Dnlles, Oregon. on the stage to visit her daughter, senna tion service, H arry Shtrwood of The Dalles business meeting. This meeting 3 year Paym ent Plan • « • Mrs. Ted E verett and family. George Pox was in Moro Thur«- I was a caller here Wednesday. will be at the parsonage. John Stevenson of Moro was a d ly from his place at Early on the Try DEXTER TWIN WASHER Mr. and Mrs. Tom Alley, Mrs. Gerald C. Dryden, Pastor. visitor at the Tom A lley home Pd Alley and daughter Lila Lee John D>ay river. John M- DeMoss, Dealer The American I.egion Auxiliary ; ’Moro, Ore, yvyre visitors in The Dalles Wed Re*, Spr ff»: Sunday, Moro Christian Science Society. met Wednesday afternoon at the nesday, Sunday school at 10 a. m. All home of Mrs. Serai Searcy for the Among the visitors in The those under *(the age of 20 years J Dalles Friday were Mr. and Mrs, are welcome to these classes. The purpose of making up gift pack ages for members who had lost ’’ Gus Engstrom , Mrs. Edgar Alley, morning church service begins at —,—th tir pftssessions during the sum Mr. and Mrs. John Hays^ Don eleven o’clock. The subject of the mer. Smith, Mrs. Gus Smith and Mr. Lesson-Sermon will be “Probation and Mrs. B ert Cox.~ Miss Jean Geiter, daughter cf A fter Death.0 The Wednesday eve The high school faculty and stu ning meeting begins at eight Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Geiter of Klam dents had a party In the City park o’clock, and include» testimonies ath Falls, and Arnold Landry, son Wednesday, and spent the eve of Christaip Seience healings. The of Mr. and Mrs. Jess Landry of ning in playing games and roast reqdiHg room is located in the Moro, were m arried in the Uni ing weiners and boasting m arsh rear of the church building and tarian church in Portland Sunday mallows over a bon fire. morning, October 15 a t 9:80, in contains all authorized Christian One shot of “Preatone” A nti-freeze lasts all winter long. Billie Rolfe apd B v erttt Dunlap Science literature, with an a tte n the presence of the two families, Thera's no replacing. Jt will not boil off or evaporate, foam acoompanied Melvin Dunlap £nd dant on Wednesday evening. A fter a wedding breakfast they i or perm it rust-alogging, J£enneth Cox to California where left for Victoria, B. C-, on a weeks , “ Prestone” Anti-freeze cont aips no alcohol . , no glyeerine 1 thoy-, will visit relatives (before honeymoon. “ Did you carry out your plant Now sold at the lowest price in history , , , , and guaran go ng to Salt Lake City, Utah, to elope?” Mr. and Mrs. Lester Conlee re teed in writing ! Mr. and Mrs.*Qordon Coyle and “No. I found fath er was plan turned Wednesday from the San Drive In today—and be protected for the winter. Or phone family of Corvallis" were guests of ning to move, and I didn't know Francisco fair, bringing with them j ns to call for yoyr car. J\lr. and Mrs. Marian Van Metre where we’d find him w;hen we got Mr. and Mrs. H arry Blough who ' j Friday and Saturday. back.’’ made the trip with them. They $ 2 . 6 5 R tR OAUUON M. and Mrs. B. Hooper of Ante went on to Portland to deliver Mr. ' lope were dinner g u tats at the and Mrs. Blough to their home. j Prepare the entire car for winter driving Including A. A. Dunlap home Mondey eve George Updegraff is out again ning. a fter a bout with the flu. change of oil and lighter trammlnion grease. i iMr? and Mrs. Paul Alley and Miss Pauline Davris left Tees- j 1 sen of Wasco were visitors here day for the San Francisco fair in Monday. company w ith Nellie Wilson, Mrs. ! N ew ru bber Clarice Nelson and Mrs. R. N. (Me- j a g ita to r «to p a Glasson. w r in g e r r o lls . Anson Woods was here Wed nesday from Walla Walla to visit i ■■■.■■■■■»■»».......... his brothers and sister in this Trade your old washer as Choose from a stock of goods that it the Hosiery mending. Buster Brown down (payment. Phone 161 Shoe Store, The Dalles, Oregon 45-47 most complete in the county. for trial Gr»st V alley Auditorium r . i Moro Doctor Farm House Leaves For Loses Roof Near To Old School Grass Valley T w ice Sweepstakes W inner Seeks Third State C o m Show Victory Kent Teachers , Attend Institute | At The Dalles I N O T IC E - FREE LEROY ENliLEBRETSON Improve y out home lighting w ith these LAMPS The fiTSt cost is the last cost with _ “PRESTGNE” ANTIFREEZE EASY WASHER FOSS & CO. Masquerade SAFE BALL AVanf Ads RELIABLE MAN WANTED to call on farm ers in Sherman county. No experience or cap- itol required. Steady work. Make up to $12 a day. FURST & THOMAS, 426 - 3rd St., Oak land, California. FOR SALE: New D-4 Caterpillar Tractor, wide tracks, wide tread. You can save a substantial am ount on this new Diesel - Tractor. Hoyt Implement Co., Silverton, Ore. 50-52 FOR SA LE: 8 -room house in Moro, full basement. Inquire Geo. G. Updegraff, Moro; 01 Fred Krusow, Grass Valley, tin Buy at a price that is fairly based . quality and workmanship. Sat.z O ct. 28th Adm . $1. Prizes Dalles, Dry Goods, Clothing and Shoes to meet the . needs , of < - the community Dependale, Quality Groceries ZEIGLER’S ° s ± G ras, V alley ». .
