Sherman County journal., January 26, 1940, Page 4, Image 4

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COUNTY JOURNAL. MORO. OREGON
iMrs. IB. A. rtogue received woro
Friday-•< the death of her brother, HAS TWO BTUDRNTS
Oregon College of Education,
Ralph Bennett in Portland.; Mr.
Bennett $vps a former . Sherman Monmouth, Jan. 20»—Two htudenta
county resident, but-has resided in from -Sh^msaa county,-a*« enroll­
ed at ‘the Oregon College of Educa­
Portland for the past 25 years.
fill
Word was received here Sunday tion for Winter Term.- They are
. V> C ! ¿1’ » . r.-
of the death o i Mrs. Perry Strong Dorothy Olds, -daughter o f Mr.
at' Sherwood, who was killed in and Mrs. Earl Olds of Grass Val­
an automobile
accident.
The ley; and Alma. Watkins, daughter
Kent Grange, No. 688 will hold Strongs were former Kent resi­ of IMr. and Mrs. M. F» Watkins
All fire calls are to be sent
ii«r next. regular meeting Saturday dents and own the tanch now of Wasco. '
through the niw number, 671,
January 27th, an all day meeting, farmed by J. L. Davis.
which » Mrs. Dora Moore’s r.am­
with installation of officers after
She—Sorry, I can’t accept you,
b e r. A fter the establishm ent of
the business meeting. ¡Pot luck
JACK SATHER RATES ’
Bill, but circumstances over which
the new system here between 82b
dinner at noon.
and 850 calls were made the first
I have no control prevent me.”
Mr. and Mrs. Blaine Miller and HIGH IN STUDIES
hour, Mayor Nisbet making the
He— And what are those cir­
son :• Louie and .Mrs. Kenneth > Oregon State College, Corvallis,
first one. Mrs. E tta Morf ^rd,
cumstances
?
Satber and daughter Helene of January 23.—-Jack Satiher, sopho­
chief operator will leave soon for
She—Yours.
Moro and ‘Mr. and Mrs. R. N. more in agriculture from Kent,
Piineville where she will be em­
McGlasson and Charles Bothwell was one of 34 students to make a
ployed by the telephone company.
were dinner guests at the L. Sath- grade point of 4.00, or straight
Carpenter—Well, Willie, have
Miss Christine Moon was tra n s­
er home Sunday.
have
you sharpened all the tools?
“A
’fi/’
a
t
the
close
of
fall
term,
ferred to Arlington, leaving Sun­
Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Norton and according to an announcement
Apprentice—Yes, all but the
day* „.............
son Ross and Mrs. Guy Hoekinson from the reigstrar’s office here this saw. I haven’t got all the gaps
A m arriage .license was issued
and daughters Mary and Florence,
out of that yet’.
week.
Friday in T he' Dalles to Gtc -ge
motored td The Dalles Friday
Baker and Mrs. Louise Tho. ias
where the Hoskinson girls will
of Klondike. Judge George Pot­
resume their studies at St. Mary’s
ter perform ed the m arriage c< re-
Academy. ?."
mony a t Klondike.
J. M. Wilson and daughter
Mrs. Nebergal is a guest of her
Helen motored to Moro last Tues­
brother-in-law and sister, Mr, and
day evening where they attended
Mrs. H al White. H er home is in
installation of the Rebekah and
Portland?,
I. O. O. iF. lodges.
^ 3
The Wasco high school present­
‘Mr. and Mrs. Guy Taylor and
ed a three act play Satur lay
,,,
«c-cacr- tn A m e r ic a is that British imperialism in *ndla must be supplanted by a children of
Tygh Valley were
Mahatma Gh“ ‘
Batlivala, left, of India now practicing law In London, who I* Vtaltlnr
evenir<. .N um bers by the school
vfpttors at the W. C. Helyer home
new
order,
according
to
Miss
B
c
,
the
“Marv
Pickford
of
China,”
who,
with
her
band were given as follows, “Moon­
in this country. And her f o r e v,sl “"h ® pictures
Right: Princess Stephanie Hohenlohe-Waldenburg, for- Sunday.
light and Roses’’ “School Day
X ba.Hc„d’ o!'A do" Ä
Ä
Ä
^ p r i n c e s , recent^ .cat a breach of asrccm cnt ,n „
Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Davis were
In a survey taken recently after each meal or if that ia im­
Sw eethearts” and “ National Em­
callers at the Matt Simon home among personnel directors of var­ possible, at least twice a day, in
blem.” The cast of the play en­
against Viscount Rothermere, British newspaper publisher.
____
_____ at Grass Valley Sunday.
ious large corporations, the fol­ the morning after breakfast, and
titled “ Are You Mr. B utterw orth?”
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Purchase lowing question is asked: V. hat before going to bed.
was Dan M eredith, desk clerk,
and Mr. and Mrs. John Wilson and detail of physical appearance do
3. The proper food should be
Kenneth Blau; Tom the bellhop,
Mrs. Ed McKee and Mrs. B. 11. RESOLUTIONS OF RESPECT
son Kenneth were dinner gueots you consider the moat importa fit eaten for teeth and bone growth.
Bill Edw ards; K it the elevator Grady entertained at five tables IN MEMORY OF
at the J. H. Wilson home Sunday. to any employee or applicant?
It ia now kown that teeth have
girl, Gladys Stone; Mrs. Benson, of contract Tuesday afternoon at Sister Kate Johnson, who died
Jesse -Helyer was a weekend
to
be fed juat as any 'Other part of
The answ er was unanimous, for
m anager’s wife, Thelma Lutje, the home of Mrs. McKee. High January 6, 1940.
guest in Portland.
the
body. Tooth tissue, like body
every one of those experts Who are
Bill McGinnis, house decetive, score was made by Mrs. Haufelt.
Death has entered again our
Elvin DeMoss of Moro, Robert trained in the a rt of handling all tissue, is constantly being used
Jack Hines; Virginia Blair, w ait­
Elwood McPherson met with a Chapter Hall and called to 'the
Helyer, Cecil and Eugene Norton, sorts of people, agreed th a t heal­ and must be replaced by new tis­
ress, P atricia Yocum; ’Miss A ra­ car accident Thursday when he Eternal Home a dearly beloved
Myrtle Helyer, Charles Bothwell,
thy, well cared for teeth are of the sue, and this is done by foods
bella Van Cleave, guest, Helen
coming into town from the sister, who has completed her
Marian Gitting«, Nan Smith, Mrs. utm ost importance in the commer­ that we eat. Decay of the teeth
Blau: Leon Bashinsky, jewelry road job. H is car was upset and faithful labor h ire in m inistering
R. N. McGlasson and Mr. and Mrs.
cial world. In the social world is believed to be, in part at least,
salesman, Malcolm Richelderfer, his chest was hurt but a few days to the cry of the orphan, to the call
Pete Smith surprised Lester Wil­
as well, attractive teeth are a dis­ a result of poor diet.
H tlen W orth, June Wilde; Sylvia in a hospital put him right again. of want and the piteous wail of
son Wednesday evening in honor
Build your meals > around the
tinct asset to one’s appearance.
DeLancy, a show girl, Jessie Knox; He is now' staying with his daugh­ sorrow, and as a recompense has
of his birthday anniversary. Pino­
“protective
foods/L - milk, fruits,
K atrinka Hoden, a scrub woman, ter, Mrs. Gail Holzapfel.
itceived
the- welcome plaudit,
chle and five hundred was the di-
How to build and m aintain vegetables and eggs. 'Milk, the
May Coats; telegraph boy, J»m
1 version o f the evening, with re- sound healthy teeth and gums de­ most important of the protective
Miss Nora Grady is visiting her ‘ v/ell done,” from the Q reat
Coats; Mr. B utterw orth.
j freshments served following the pends on a wise program of food foods, furnishes the two minerals,
brother and wife, Mr. and Mr». M aster,
' -M r. and Mrs. Clyde Fridley re­
And W hereas, the loving Father
cards.
Bruce Grady, from her horn0 in
and proper care. Modern dentis­ calcium and phosphorus, which are
turned from The Dallas Saturday
has called our beloved and re­
Goldendale. .;
R. N. McGlasson, J. C. Wilson try can accomplish feats th a t are the chief tooth building materials.
with a new car.
spected sister home, and she hav­
and Helen. anjl.U ster Wilson were little short of miraculous. Y el Luck of these minerals in the diet
The .Wasco -Women'^„Study. club ing been
---------Mf. tnfl Mrs. Aftbert Kaseb eg,
tru e and
business visitors in Grass Valley asks science, why should we li ave leads to faulty tooth’ construction
met
Friday
at
the
home
of
Mrs
her of our Mystic Order, therefore
Mr. and Mrs. Viggo Haufelt, Rob­
I Saturday.
everything to the dentist? R ataer, and as a result less resistant to
B. H. Grady. Dr. Richelderfer
ert Belknap, Valdis Wilde and
be it
we should cooperate with him, so decay.
gave a very interesting book re ­
I'
Mrs.
J.
M.
Wilson
and
daughter
RESOLVED, T hat Annie F ul­
A rthur Sipencer were out on the
th a t he may have a sound nu tri­ - No one dietary factor, however,
view from Sir A rthur Salter’s ton Chapter,, No. 124 .O rder of
Helen
were
hostesses
to
the
PNG
ice. skating near Moro Sunday.
tional foundation upon which to is credited with preventing or ar­
book “Security.”
club
a
t
their
home
Wednesday,
the E astern S tar of Wasco, Ore­
Deputy president June Spencer
i „ tAimong those preaent were Mr. work.- Outlined here is. a prog, am resting dental decay and t<r keep
IMra, A rt Smith entertained gon jn testim ony of its loss, drape
assisted by Roy Belshee deputy
two tables of contract Monday' its C harter „in mourning and th at
I and i M t ». W. C. Guyton, Mrs. R. which, if followed regularly, will the teeth in the best condition em­
m arshall, Maud Akers deputy sec­
•‘The Angel,” fearsome Russian
evening
for
wives
of
some
of
the
"we tender to the family of our wrestler, was a New York visitor • P. Barnet, Mrs. J. L- Matches, result in better teeth and also help phasis should be given to well
retary , H arry Richelderfer, deputy
balanced meals. Well 'balanced
members
of
the
Civic
Club,
Mrs.
deceased sister our sincere con- recently When hp stopped there en ' Mrs L. S ather, Mrs. Elner Helyer to improve general health.
treasurer, Eliza Dingle, deputy
1.
Exam
inations
of
teeth
she
uld
meals based on the necessary pro­
dob nee in their deep affliction and route to Bncn~i Aires. He claim s and daughter M yrtle, N an Smith
chaplain installed the . following H aufelt made high score.
tective foods helps to. keep the
be
made
at
least
twice
a
y
*ar.
and Marian G ittings fo r a 12
Mrs. M urray W alker of E phrata, that a copy of these resolutions a lack of European orpoccnta.
officers to serve this year in the
body
and the teeth in the best
This?
enables
the
dentist
to
1
aep
o’clock
dinner.
M
rs.
Helyer,
Mrs.
Ribekah lodge: M argaret Loff, W ashington came Wednesday to be sent to the fam ily, and one to
possible
physical condition - the
close
check
on
all
defects
th
a
t
Winnie Wilson and Helen Wilson
NG; Mildred Johnson, VG; Selma spend the remainder of the week thp Sherman County Journal, and
result
being
all around healthier
arise.
!
sang
“Oregon
My
Oregon.”
The
. W atkins, secretary; .Wilma Wilde, with her m other, Mrs. August one be spread on the minutes JT
2.
The
teeth
should
be
brushed
and
happier
living.
afternoon
was
spent
in
sewing.
our Chapter,
tre a su re r; Alta Ireland, warden Huckin.
“ Icannot say and I will not say
Bruce Grady, Albert KiisfVerg
Pearl B rackett, conductor; June
That
they are dead; they are just
Spencer, chaplain; Maud Akers and H arry Pinkerton drove to
away,
Tuesday to transact
m usician; Lena Brock, RSNG; Portland
With submissive smile and wave
Eliza Dingle,
LSNG;
Esther business for the grain growers.
HOME ELECTRIC LIGHT
i
of the hand,
r
Feugh, inside guardian; Charles
Charles Baker of th? Pacific
SYSTEM
They
have
entered
into
that
bet­
Siscel, outside gurdian. »
Supply of Walla Walla was a
Use
the
Wind— I t’s Free
ter land;
Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Wilde speaker at the Civic club Monday
B
atteries
Guaranteed
80%
of
And
let
us,
thinking
how
very
fair
were dinner g u ests Sunday a t the evening.
Original
Capacity
a
t
End
of
5
or
It
needs
m
ust
be,
since
they
lin­
hopM? of Mr. and Mrs. Clyde H ear­
Monday Mrs. H arry Van Gilder
10-year Period.
ger there;
ing.
and Mrs. John McDenmid visited And you, Oh you, who so fondly 8-tft. Special Bunlt R efrigerator
JKr. and Mrs. Sam Brock return in The Dalles.
for B attery Operation.
yearn
i
ed home Saturday after a m onth’s
A seven o’clock turkey dinner For the welcome step and the glad Enjoy
having
Sweeper, Iron,
stay in Salem where he received was enjoyed at the home of Mr.
T /,,ie i o r
W
n
a t n i t d s
n
n • v J
T v u O f i f l l I o v
I I t r V o H
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medical attention.
and Mrs. B. W. Guy when they en­ Think of them living on as dear, other fixtures . . . 3-year Paym ent
F-prl Dutton of Fossil is home tertained Friday evening with In the land of there as the land of Plan.
again visiting hrs parents, tire three tables of bridge in play dur­
Free Estim ates W ithout Obliga
here.”
i
Harley Duttons.
ing the evening.
tion.
Inez Sargent
Mrs. Anna Lee entertained tibe
Phone or W rite
Ethel Van Gilder
merrtbers of the Auxiliary at a
JOHN De MOSS, Dealer..
H erbert Root. Committee.
regular meeting Monday after What Helps One Helps All
Moro, Ore.
Res. DeMoss Spr.
noon.
Salesm an—I have a book for Of All Things!
The w ater company of Istanbul
Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Kasdberg you, ‘How to Sing in 10 Easy
has gone into liquidation.
and daughter, Janet, are visiting Lessons.’
in Portland.
Lady— But I haven’t ordered it.
Tom— Was her fath er rough
Mrs. H arry Van Gilder was hos­
Salesm an—No, but your neigh­
LAWYER
with you when you told him you
tess Wednesday to members of bors did.
had
secretly
m
arried
his
daughter?
the Mary Elizabeth Sunday school
MORO
WASCO
Dick—I’ll say. He nearly shook
class. Mrs. Ixruis Scholl and Mrs
my arm off.
Joe Hilderbrand were assistants.
Miss Olive Rbbinson gave a talk
from the book “The Unknown
Man.”
Victor Anderson and son Charles
were guests of The Dalles Masonic
lodge when they entertained at a
dinner recently.
F t day evening the school t im
m eLThe Dalles team at basketball
and won 20 to 19 in anclóse agme
throughout.
Saturday afternoon
the grade school tiam went to
Antelope where they were de­
feated.
Visitors ih 'T h e Dalles included
H. A. White, Mrs. Joe Hilderbrand,
Miss Olive Robinson, Mr. and Mrs.
Floyd Root, Mr. and Mrs. Fred
Cole, H. D. Proudfoot and Victor
Probably you'll novor need to
Anderson.
«
start a tractor under "North
»
t
Mrs. Dan McDermid is reported
Polo" conditions. but 11 you're
to be doing w ell,after an operation
a "Caterpillar" Diesel owner,
last Saturday morning.
you know how satisfying It is
to be sure your tractor will
Mrs. Hildred Zell entertained
start no matter what weather
¥
members of her junior bridge club
the morning brings.
at her home Wednesday aftir-
The simple, powerful gasoline
noon.
starting engine takes care oi
Messenger . . . Chinese ’Picícford • • •
W atco f ir e Calls
W ill Meet
Go T o 671 W ith
New Telephones
l-WAYi
OREGON
Angel Puss
EALTH
R ^M A Y N E
DAIRY COtlHCtl
.
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On th e p a g e s
of th is p a p e r
m a y be fo u n d
b a r g a in s t h a t
w ill sav e you
m o n ey , a d v e r
tis m e n ts of
se rv ic e s y o u
w i l l fin d ad-
T. Lester Johnson
POSITIVE
STARTING
John D eere
aiftn at the
NORTH POLE!
C a te r p illa r C u ts & D is p la y s
7 W asco O p era H o u se
e v e r y th in g . It d oesn 't run
down and its heat Is used to
precondition the Diesel lor a
quick, sure start.
ASK FOR A DEMON-
STRATION OF THIS POS1
TIVE STARTING SYSTEM. f
Frate isad
m
LOOKERS
O’MEARA
Supply & Imp. Co
1*^222,
Caterpillar
T u esd ay, Jan u ary 3 0 ,1 9 4 0
S t a r t s a t 1 ChOO a . m .
L u n ch a t N o o n
S p o n so red by
O’Meara Supply & Imp. Co.
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