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About Sherman County journal. (Moro, Or.) 1931-current | View Entire Issue (Dec. 8, 1939)
I I THE 3HERMAN COUNTY JOU ît^AJL, yORO, OREGON E. Coleman Leaves Moro — - he well deserved the honor._____ I a £ ; , 7 • ? 5* * ' ’ ’ sponsi"''d by-A“ er / wenty-seven ~Years .. the* Odd Fellows lodge at Grass ’ **' lit • • •* Card Parties — Featured In " X a ' S ^ - Valley was attended by members , J. E. Coleman left for Portland B u rn et next Wednesday afternoon from here Friday evening. Mrs. ¡Wednesday to spend an indefinite ’$^m be£3& , at 24)0. This meet- Maud Akers, Mrs. Wesley Wilde, 1 period with his son there. Mr. bi in -the nature of a Mr. and Mrs. Cliff F ridley, M r. Coleman ha* been fo r tw en ty i^ fe s tm a s party and all the ladie3 At the Frank Lamibom home | and Mrs* R°y Belshee, Mr, and seven years engaged in business are; invited to bring inexpensive iests were entertained Tuesday i I t v L m ^ a^ ns’ ®nd Harry in Moro and has had a iVa<?e in< g 4 ^ to be exchanged -at the meet- guests ternoon assist- 1 K,ch,eIderfe r were present. the business and church activities program prepared oy afte rn o o n w ith Mrs. Guy Wasco News fat. \ # P a t O’M eara b ro u g h t home the of the com m unity which will b a 'if ir c . J-ohA.Foss and Mrs. Henry,, m eat when he killed a gCose i difficult to All. Haifc&Oii wUL include th e follow ing ‘v period ied'j w eighing ten pounds and w ith a . C harles M ontgom ery le ft T hurs- j»?** wing spread oif 5 and a h alf fe e ’. day m orning w ith Theodore John- Btmaey; reading by ) ^The- O ther Wise Dinner g u ests a t the hom e of ston fo r P ortlan d w here he w ill' R ussell’ ollins- I Mrs. A ugusta Huckin T hursday rem ain fo r the nex t two m onths. tiths. **a n f L r * $®*o>: . ’ . Mm. Kussel r-H H oll ins- ' head, “Child in > M anger” ; reading 1 evening were friends fro m Th? Six calves were b o ught by Mr*. M a r t» M eh er, “The Inn 1 Dalles, Mrs. E va Davis, Miss w. ek fo r 4-H clubbers in . Tba»t?H is séduit a C hance’’ and sev- M yitle M itchell, M iss Alice Mor- • “ <* M " | U R oy* W H g C e” n ty * th e H igh Schoo‘ ing in g re e tin g a group of ladies. M rs. Brock won high score at bridge. T hursday a one o’clock lun-cheon w as served to a younger g roup w ith fo u r tables being in play. F riz e s were received for high score by Mrs. Lloyd Henna- gin and Mrs. George Wilde. C hrist- m as holly was used in the decora tive scheme. (Mr. and Mrs. Roy Belshee vis Kila Hislop. ited in Moro Sunday evening with Mrs. A rt Sm ith receiver! 'h p Mr. and Mrs. Ted Pierson and I prize a t the contract X b when W ednesday evening w ith Mr. and I Mrs. M arie B a rn e tt Cooper was Mrs. Jeff W ilson in The Dalles. 1 hostess to m em bers of the club M rs. Roy Belshee was hostess j at her home Tuesdav afternoon, i fo m em bers — of the Mrs h Crum --- r ------------ --- Jolly Dozen | Mr. a and ,,u m is. Ral rvai, in v iu iil b j were were club of Moro. T hree tables of business visitors in P ortland for card? were in play a fte r dessert , several days. W h e o n . Prizes w ent- 4o M rr. ; Rcv C he?tcr G ates, and Mrs. ow M ard r s Conlee ' ; Z Sf " ì Ì l k Z ^ l r M ® F « h ^ c P eters U 7 prize« went H ^ agent. u nr viuid . »a. . t specially »o.btaya a t G re ta’s. land S u n d a / Z T o n Z on b°u^ ' FRIDAY, .DECEMBER I, 1989 Tuberculosis Leads Death Figures For Persons Between 15 and 45 TUBERCULOSIS ACCIDENTS HEART 'DISEASE pneumonia CANCER NEPHRITIS “White Plague* is (ar ahead ot other diseases as killer of people I d their most productive years. Accidents are second cause. While tubercu losis kills 40.453 people in the 15 to 45 age-group Io one year, the disease that takes the next highest toll Is heart trouble, with 27.798 victims. MORO SCHOOL ifOTBS by Wyman French The Moro High School basketball team went to Grass Valley last Friday to meet defeat at the hands of a much superior basket ball team. The- score was 45 .to 7. Lineup for Moro was: Ship-' ley, M. Melzer, Martin, Lutje and French. On December 1, Moro high school along with all the other high schools in th e county as- scm bJtd in te- gym to h ear a lec tu re by Rev. Gates o f P ortland, ap p e arin g through the auspices of the Odd Fellows lodge. His sub ject was “ How Much Alive Are Yeu T o d ay ?” It was hum orous as well as inform ational. “ Your wife is talk in g about go ing to Florida th is w inter. H ave you any ob jectio n s?” “ No. C ertainly not. Let h er ta lk .” * SUniUy M° nday ° n buS1’ Th« of th e county Miles M artin of Lexingiton w as I D C L D • J r was not ex- „ J „ * ccunt re days. L . I \ . F 1*61101 D lir i6 U here thus week fo r a few days **r. and Mrs. Saunders, p aren ts ¡c itin g m ore th an the IDs daugh ter-in -law , Mrs. Randall ifcsx of the county oF M rs- Floyd F la tt’ and (lai,Kh t® r ro u tin e T , — — —- ----- (M artin and sm all son, accom pa , n<‘ of The Dalles w ere guesU was tran sa cted d u rin g the day. T hank-giving of Mr. and M rs. Mr and ** M is C harles Wilson nied him and visited w ith her Floyd F la tt Also oresemt w e re 4 «r« P n U e ® ' W ‘?son , p aren ts, Mr. and Mm. A. W. Mc- F uneral services for LeRoy R. f .T v ™ ^ . C J n _ P. ° ^ * Pd ,th ls .Yeek w here Leod. They returned to their F ren ch w ere held S atu rd ay a t MurÌe' C,uth*ra and Guy’ of «T O r^on S ” ■ Z “ " » hum « Wednesday aftemdon. ten o’clock in Portland, and inter- - o __ _____ j _ * dVt a caiK aL Ine -«oro senoop w,,— p , , , ..„ a f A f = . .................... «... a children m :n t was made in the Gras« Val- card- from C harles Henn of .’ I D orothy Peetz and S.-arcy and M rs. M iller. j F riday afternoon which was at- P ortland, Mrs. Vernon F la tt a n d , Home Electric Light*' System At the M ethodist church Sunday tended ^ T t h e stu d en ts f r o m h e r e , fam ily and M rs. W. H .C a u th e rs . ; B lanchard, Iowa s ta te s th a t his w ere UP °™ Sandy last week end ley Odd Fellows cem etery a t th ree a pot hick d in n tr was enjoyed by accom panied by Mis« A ckerm an. W ’ H - Caiither8 w®» ?» ^ / n g e - ’ wife, T illii Henn, U in a hospital ^ r a b rief visit w ith Mr. and M ra. o’clock in the afternoon of the &0 cents per year operating cost sam e day w ith m em bers of th at 3 year Paym ent Plan Mr and Mrs C C Caldwell ^e3 s ^x?nd holiday w ith his recovering ¡from a m ajor opera- F * ** Deetz. about 80 persons a fte r the morn- m g services. w e re ’in The Dalles T uesday tv e- d jL b ^ r - i tion: .? /•' - • (Mr. aitd Mrs. Jack Law rence o ld er having ch arg e of the ser- F r .e E stim ates W ithout O bligation - i " , • • • . T. Leland” Brown, d istrict a tto r nirfg-, , Dozens of lovely necklaces, ea r- I- Buy a g ift credit (from $1.00 arid ^on H erb ert, w ent to P o rtlan d vices. Mr. French died W cdne.uay LA D IES—T ry nvw art self w rin g ney of The Dalles, gave much in The W asco school basketball rin^ / br,cW 8 “ " ,l P' iced j $20.00) and- )et her buy her. to v isit th e ir d au g h te r, Mrs. B îixiett Lite. They re tu rn ed m orning, Novem ber 29, afte r an ing mop, also form ation about the detection and G reta, The Dalles. • own— G retai a t $1.00 team drove to D ufur fo r a gam e D EX TER TW IN W ASHER, prosecution crim inals «.v a t «... an u op-, n which S ixty percent of the d riv e rs-o f ( Afternoon. --------... of k , . ...a...».» H. h t , lo , 4 . (Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Bucholtz are illness of but five days. A cere- w rite or phone ■'•«tinT sponsored by m em bers of [() 2] T(|e team a |s a spending a few days in PortlandL cars Involved in fa ta l accidents M oro B reak fast club m et on bral hem orrhage was the cauae of the T uesday study club u tsd av afternoon ft ndv chib ~ . A ccom panying them were Logan d u rin g October rep o rted 6 years or John M. D >M oss, Dealer schti^ule W ednesday m orning and d«a th. to Dufur. G uests included women from Moro — I '.Moro, Ore. Res. DeMoss Sprgs. experience, the because of sm all attendance failed Six couples of the deer h unters G entry, Mrs. .Marius Douma and rporc • drivM g and Wasco. M arion Crews fav o r to vote on the proposed am end- Miss Signa Woods. m onthly: sunUnary of accidents club met at tiff* hokie of Mr. and ed w ith a piano selection. M ary ade - by the traffic sa fe ty divi- nit nfcs. The pro - g ram , put o* oh by All e***'-' g ifts w rapped free any ( m .m M rs. s. . A h rt l Sm oiiiilii ith oumuay Sunday evening •••• ----- /z ; A ndrew s and Mrs. C arroll Sayrs for a social evening and a 6 o’clock m rrrth of the y e a r a t G re ta ’s, The sw n u f t h e s e c re ta ry of s ta te ’s 1 1 ‘areiM>e .SpaiJingj lru m a n S tro n g , poured a t,.th e refreshm ent table. buffet supper. ■' “ office showed. Only eig h t percent 1 1 am er S ay rs arTd Dewey Thomp- Dalles. Word was received here from d one s°n, co n sistid of a list of ques- : Mrs. Crosfield was called h re “Triple A ” Donaldson wras here had one y y e e a a r r or or less less experience experience, fi lends cf Miss Linnie Carney that G ifts from $1.00 to any price t,,,ntS an4 a ta,k by Vc™on F la tt by her sister, M rs. Jessie Amos, W tdnevdaV to m eet w ith the local her fa th e r passed aw ay -on Nov Qre ta about his trip east from which he ' v ho IS suffering from a had faU. eommvttee and make up the budget you wish to pay. em ber 27. Miss C arney was a ... So fa r those who have been i u s^ 11 turned. Andrew Landles retu rn ed home ^or t.b®L.De ^t.?l?~lnonth s. v form er school teacher in Wasco. w atching the skies fo r rain or high school basketball team j New ^ s h ii^ m e n tr* of L l ^ J b _ f r o m a hospital in,,, T hu. E ^™um, syi gkg_.g nd snow ~have done so w ithout” avail ¡ The havir.ig a fte r school F rid ay t o ^ lesse« $*>95 to $19 95 Pri»tz, T a lk s , where he has been under M arcus E slinger left W ednesday go to The Dalles to tak e p a rt in medical care for the pa«t few f ° r Rsdimond where Mr. B arnum although clouds have nearly al Miss Vivian Trounce of ’ Moro basketball to u rn am en t spon- has bought a farm wdtich will “be w ays been present and th re a ts ot war. an over night g u ts l at the weeks. m oisture frequent. A few drops 8^»red by St. M ary 's Academy, Tailored and dain ty gowns and fiianag d by Cleo. It is between home of Mrs. Anna Ix*e. pajam as priced at $189 and up. .’Redm ond and Bend n ear Tum alo. cf tain have fallen now and th en Mr. and Mrs. Elm er Barzeé and G reta—The Dalles. Guests of Mr. and Mrs. L. a s i f to indicate th a t th ere m ay We wish to express our sincere Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Byers of Moro The W om an’s Study club n u t B arn “ m in The Dalles last Sunday be a leak' in the skies, b u t they th an k fu ln ess to the friends who were here Sunday for services at at the. home of Mrs. H arley D ut- for T hanksgiving dinner were Mr. are soon plugged up. aided in th e funeral cerem onies thé M ethodist church. Wendell B alsiger is in a P o rt ton F riday. M rs. William Nis- and M rs- T^- E - B arnum , Mr. and of L. R. French. (Mrs. . Ma rie B arn ett Cocper en bet gave a short book review of Lesf?r B arnum , Mr. and land hospital where he is being The French fam ily. te rta m e d Friday, for ¡he pleasure Them as B rockw ay’s book, “ Bat- Ml>- L- L- P eetz’ M arjo rie-K u n s- trea ted fo r rheum atic fever from OT h er five hundred club. Five |j es W ithout B ullets.’’ Mrs. E a rl m an. H a rry -R u n sm a n , Mr. and which he is said to be recovering. tables were in play including a Rjcheiderfer review ed “ Dem ocracy Mrb- Giles L: French and children Mr». B alsiger and son are in P o rt C H IR O PR A CTIC PH Y SIC IA N S Dr. H. H. P errato n , C h iro p rac land to be near him. num ber of invited guests. High W orks” by A rth u r Garfield H ays. ’ and W ayne Thompson, tic P hysician of Chicago, 15 years The hog- advertised as lost by » n T c h r rie s H a r Z ° t h e H g u Z t Th? s ta n ‘ia r'1 Baarer» group 1 hp W ^°,'Va'''3 )vas found of | experience, Painless non surgical The om an’s Miss‘onary M issionary Socle-j Socie- John prize was taken Mrs Thomas '" I 1 a t ''he Pars<" la ke f ° r Bs reg- ‘J’ wiH Kl11 hold its re g u la r _ m onthly WhSCO Wafw) t(he (J, f day 4>v a af(CT DuWication | ¡rem f te r publication rem oval of tonsils, vericose veins, ■eting a t the home of Mrs; E dith a dvertjsem €n^ foot troubles, sinus, colitis, scia- utai m eeting. . . Mr. . and „ Mrs. „ B arley D utton T racy Fields, Or-mand H ilder- tica, a rth ritis etc., F irst N ational left for Fossil F rith y evening on .b^ „ d A(d G eorge W ild e’ Bank Bldg. Phone 101. The u sp fss. ar <) S ttla r t Johnson of Salem had Dalles, Oregon. Toasters, Mixmasters, Irons, etc. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Royce re- a successful goose h unt On the last turned from a m otor tr.n oil which day of the season. Mr. and Mrs. See w hat priess may be found in Moro fo r everyday grocery item s. they visited th ree m onths in Woo- Johnson, a re house guests of Mr. Specials for FRIDAY & SATUR DAY den, Iowa. . ' and Mrs. Fields. Mrs. Ross H ilderbrand en*er- tained S atu rd ay at her home w ith My! My! She had ju st arriv ed back from Mrs. Vernon Van Gilder a ssista n t hostess. Six fables of bridge w re a tour of Europe, and her long- I W hite River, 49 lb Bag Pure Cane, 100 lb. Bag playing with Mrs. Sid Johnson suffering acquaintances had no T opportunity to forget the fact. m ak ing high fecore. MORO LEGION HALL “And P a ris !” she gushed, “ P aris (Mrs. H ilderhrand . also e n te r S a tu r d a y , D ec. 2 3 tained on W ednesday for th? is wonderful. The people are all Sw eet J u ic y Ju n io r bridge club a t dessert lunch 80 " e^ educated. Why, even the Bohemian Oub O rch estra ton and cards. C hristm as decora street cleaners talk fri n eh !’’ Adm. Thin skinned $1.00 tio n s were used on the luncheon tables. Church m em bers a^e busy v a r c ie a „ c .r K t u o nishing th e in terio r of the M etho d ist church. The w o rk began some tim e ago, is being finished, a part of the roof has been re- Groceries—Meats—Fresh sjiingled and a hat w ater heater F iu :t£ and Vegetables in installed in the kitchen. L ittle Micky H nnagin stayed with hi« gTandtmother, Mrs. A kers, ' ’ CONDITIONED M onday while his- »parents w ent COLD STORAGE LOCKERS shopping In* The Dalle«. Mildred! B utler retu rn ed to work nnreciated our pint jars Peets Granulated large pkg. ¡ Sunrayed brand a t Colfax, W ashington a fte r sta y ing here w ith h er m other fc r some tim e on sick leave. Mr. and M rs. A rt Barzee o? Fossil w ere week end visit oi*s here. 5 Any brand large tins Lighthouse 3 cans Mrs. P earl B utler m otored to FOOD FISH POND P o rtland F rid ay and returned SE W IN G BEANO , S aturday. R Ä» W FLA V -R -JELL Miss M a ig a re t McDermid spent AFGHAN C O N FETTI True F ru it Flavors Sunday here w ith -her parents, ETC.—ETC. SERlPENTINE H & D Brand coming from school. No. 2’s Cream style Mr. and Mrs. G rant A rm sw orthy retu rn ed from a v isit a t Eugene and The Dalles.-« A t a m eeting of th? Dorcas ladies W ednesday, held a t the home of Mrs. Eliza Dingle, Mrs. P atrick , th e m in iste r’s wife, was htnor^cl a t a lay ette shower. It was a surprise to Mrs. P atrick TELEGRAMS DOG RACES whe.n she was given so m any g ifts fro m th e m em bers of the chuT^h. BALL GAME G U ESSIN G GAMES / « Jam es O’M eara was chosen as ì N A IL DRIVING N U D IST SHOW tacle on the all-northw est fo o tb a ir^ 'T team fo r his work in the line for - o»1 -\et* One shot of “ P resio n e” A n t5-freeze lasts all w inter long. Linfield. He has been a player T here’s no replacing. It will not boil <>^ ^>r ^xap o rate^fo am or perm it rust-clogging. <\C« • h* * ' a» 0 “ Prentone” A nti-freeze co n tain s no alcohol . . no glycerine Now sold at the lowest price in history . . . . and g u a ra n AV teed in w riting ! CEDAR POSTS 7 or 14 ft. and oW ^ OtV Drive in today— and be pro tected for the w inter. Or phone poles for sale, llm ile s scuth - us to call for your car. of Hood River. We can deliver. „.«4 ? O,V v ■ , Phone 186 M. S. W alton, P ark- 1 ° . \\ 1° ... 1°* »«,4 ■ $ 2 . 6 5 R E R G A L L O N , .. o-""* \e \ 4 ° dale, Oregon In Grass Valley JVzvrrfr» Electric Ranges IN Orge Refagerators — Washing Machines Oil Stoves Ironers Monarch wood & coal Range Smaller Electric Appliances C o n lee’s G rocery $ 1.49 F lour O ranges G rap efru it D a te s P u m p k in $5.29, Sugar A. S . IV. S e a r c y and 1 9 c doz. 3 3 c doz. I M ORO, OREGON ■u 2 lbs. for 3 cans for C risco 3 lb. tin 5 5 c C o f f e e - 2 3 c Soap American Legion Auxiliary 2 6 c Peanut Butter 14c D O O R PRIZES Milk 3 cans 2 1 c Cleanser 13c C arn ival ¿I'*'*1* Jell Dessert C orn 4 pkg. 1 7 c 3 cans 3 2 c F R E E D A N CE T he fivst cost is th e la s t co st w ith S p orts E n terta in m en t “PRESTGNE” ANTIFREEZE GAM ES Want Ads FOR SA L E : 50 nice w eaner p gs. Call 9F11, Wasco. - 4-c PIG S F o r Sale. Christianson-, Moro. CHANCE W h ere - M oro L egion H all FOR SA L E : R egistered C heT er W hite Service B oars, $20. C. W. Minks, Terrelbonne, Oregon W EANER OF '> • « Prepare the entire car for winter driving Including O’MEARA Supply & Imp. Co ^Art 1 John Deere 5 Caterpillar W h en - Saturday, D e c e m b e r 9 TIME 8 p. m. to m idnight change of oil and lighter transmission grease. FOSS & CO. ADM ISSION : Each person over 14 , <----- -—— --------------- ----- ----- .......... ..... -- T — .................. ‘ 5 tucks (25c) Good in Trade Each child in costum e given 1 buck .x'” '* r • » 1
