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About Sherman County journal. (Moro, Or.) 1931-current | View Entire Issue (March 22, 1940)
THE ¿HERMAN COUNTY JOU RNAL, MORO, OREGON FRIDAY, MARCH V , IMO who cam« from Corvallis for the Friday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Dunlap and spring vacation. Mr. and Mrs. ¡Mark Henkle and Miss Anita Dunlap was host daughter Anita, M t . and Mrs. children have moved to a place ess a t a birthday dinner Sunday Eben Kee, Olan S tark and Helen near The Dalles on route 3, where honoring Kenneth Barnett. Other Stark and Frank Bayer attend- they will make «their home. The bureau of entomology and guests were Kenneth Crews, Ivan «ed the show in The Dalles Wed- Mrs. Jack M attson »« here to plant quarantine of the USDA Blagg, Thelma Fortner, Mary j nesday evening. visit with her parents, Mr. and will assist with control of g rass F rank Bayer,, Helen Teschner E aster services and a program Mrs. J. F. Foss. Stark. will be held a t the B aptist church hoppers and Mormon crickets in H. R. Robinson, wiho is taking Sunday morning a t 11 ajm. In Mr. and Mrs. Kendrick Dunlap the business census for this coun- Oregon under the same ag ree Mrs, Tom Alley and Lila Lee Donna, the small daughter of , „ ,1 r, x attended the show in The Dalles the afternoon a t 2 p.m. E aater Sheriff and Mrs. C. C* Wilson, ! ty was here Thursday in th a t cap- ... ment as last year, reports the Alley w ent to The Dalles S a tu r - 1 Saturday evening. services and a program will be was seriously injured Wednesday acity- day, Lila for a sinus treatm ent director a f agriculture following Karl Pluemke of Stayton vis held a t the M ethodist church. A t when she fell out of a car between | and Mrs. Alley to meet her dau 3 oclock’ the Lutheran E aster a conference between the s ta te ’ The Dalles and Rufus. She is g h ter ,Mildred, who ic a m e up ited friends here Friday and Sat- service« will be held a t the Meth This week’s weather: and federal departm ents and the said to have opened the door, iPrec. from Portand Medicel college for U1 ^ajr’ odist church. Min. Max. Date state college. About 25,000 acres- Mr. and Mrs. . Arch Cantrall causing her to fall on the pave spring vacation. 40 March 14 60 Mrs. A. A. Dunlap left Thurs more than in 1939-^will be baited and family were dinner guests at ment, fracturing her skull. Those who attended the show 45 67 15 day for Corvallis to visit her p a r under the program now outlined Virgil B. Hawk was here this in The Dalles Thursday were Mr. the „ . , home of „ Mr. _ and Mrs. Vern ents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Haynes. 41 53 16 but subject to appropriation of and Mrs. Charles Lemley and » t K ent Sunday week to do some seeding for the' 32 60 Mr. and Mrs. Glen Karnes had 17 funds by congress. Among L those the as dinner guests Wednesday eve- SCS a t the experiment station. sons Frank and Oscar, Gordon 31 59 .. . who _ a attended , 18 •Director Mickle w arns th at now and Duane LemLy, Mr .and Mrs. dance at Kent Saturday evening I nm p Mr. and M„ . R. N McGlaa. 29 Oscar and Ernie Burroughs, 66 19 is the time to txgin patting on Herman Schilling and son * Rab- wen;- Mrs. E dgar Alley, Lila Lee nephews of Mrs. Lucy Ruggles 36 72 son, Nellie Wffaoft " and Vivian 20 crickets, fo r warm days will bring ert, Wayne Karnes, Kenneth Cre- Alley, Jeanette Huhman, Mr. and and Mr .and Mrs. W. R. Olds ar- i ------- 2 -------------- F ritts of Kent. All leaving, later their first appearance. A t pres ws, Ed Alley and daughter ,Lila, ‘ Mrs. W. D. B arnett and daugh- for Moro to roller skate. rived here Tuesday evening bring MORO SCHOOL NOTES ent ,the infestation in this sta te Doris Newcomb and Mns A. F. ters Betty and Dordthy, Doris ing Mrs. Ruggles back to Moro by Wyman French Mr .and Mrs. Gus Engstom and is confined to eastern and south t.zer ana «on Newcomlb, Kenneth and E th el, -H 1 1 . tr r Balzer and son Ralph. .f t* r p e n d in g the w inter in C.1- ' of this week the Se. M r T RuVor ^ntpr-tn B arnett, Weyne Karnes, Kenneth „ s; " * £ ar All ey and d k central Oregon. ' * ifonua. She left here in October. I was diamiased from a t. Mrs, R. J. Baker entertained c Mor_v * n d QtorV B arbara attended the show in friends Friday afternoon WH& Ì ' The Dalle. Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Bab Henderson classes and all concen- contract was in play at two tab- a .>d® ,and ,Do™ s t r W " y , ^ or’ New spiritual and temporal ruler Journal W ant Ads Bring Results came up from Corvallis Sunday ^ra^e(j on decorating for the Se- Mr. and Mrs. C. I. Laffoon of le? with high (scores going to già Blaylock, - _ Mr. , . and _ A Mrs. Nor , of Tibet, the world’s only theocracy, so th a t Bob could begin work bn njoi. Bftll which ,w ill be held to- Mrs. Ed Alley, Mrs. D ten Olds Gll^ 18»n - Edw.n Peters, Emma Kent spent W ednesday visiting the station again after taking night a t 9:30 pTn The gymna- la a six-year-old Chinese peasant her mother, Mrs. H. A Sommer Ellen Fortner, Leighton Fields, thne off for some w ork. at the g.|um decorated as a spring and Mrs. Charles Lemley. . Mary Teschner, Frank and Claud who is ill. Mis«s Anna .Schwartz boy, Ling - erg La - Mu - Tan - Chu, Mrs. Weyland Weld and chil- Bayer> Helen Stark and Anita is caring for her. whose elaborate enthronement re coliege. garden. Card tables will be sup- Mrs. Wily, Knighten. spent the , ,k<1 for thofie who wish to play dien of Portland came to visit p unjap Mr. and Mrs. W. D. B arnett cently took place. He is accepted la tte r p art of last week in The cards. Morey G raff and his or her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Joe wt re surprised Sunday when rel- as the reincarnation of the thirteenth Mrs. J. S. Newcomb was in T1 DalEs and Portland attending a chestra will furnish the music. Newcomb while the children have Dalles Thursday for medical a t - S t i v e s and friends called to cel- Dalai Lama, who died in 1933. Until series o f m«'-tingte o f W h i t e Admission is $1.00.. spring vacation. tention, going back Monday she ebrate their 28th wedding anni Ling-erg is 18, a regent will per Shrine officers. ’ To help advertise the Senior Mr. and Mrs. Charles Everett ! enU,r),d the ho9pital for an versary. Guests inculded Mr. and form administrative duties. Mrs. Dorothy Hellberg of As Ball the S e n io rs are having a of Wasco visited at the home of Mrs. G. W. B arnett and Mrs eration.. toria and her balby, came S atu r oress-up day Friday. Mr „ .and Mrs. Ted E verett Sunday Jones of The Dalle«, Mr. and „ „ , , , . i Mr. and Mrs. John Taylor left day to visit with her parents, Mr. Grover Coffman and daughter, Saturday for Portland to be gone Mrs. Jim M atthes, Kent, Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. M att Simon were and Mrs. JpHn Foss during spring Betty of Moro were visitors here a week or ten days on business. Mrs. Roy B arnett and fam ily, Mr in Portland last Sunday. vacation. *She came up with her Sunday. and Mrs. Willard B arnett and son Mr .and Mrs. D ygart of Port- brother, Austin, who is h o m e Mr .and Mrs. R. J. Baker enter , ]antj are a t the depot during the Keith, Mr .and Mrs. S. L- Stark fiom OSC. and Doris Newcomb. A pot luck tained friends a t pinochle Wisdnes j a bsence of the Taylors, E. j E. Barnum and wife left Friday, March 22, 7.30 p.nir* an day evening. Guests included Mr I Mrs A„ entertained the dinner was served about one. Monday fo r Redmond to spend a nual Good Friday service. Solo by and Mrs. Charles Lemley, Mr. and I mrmbers of the Grass Valley bri- ____ _ _ . Mr. and Mrs. T. M. Rolfe mot week or more with their son, Mrs. Russell Hollinshead; Sermon o r s . Herm an Schilling and Mr. i club and additional guests ored to The Dalles Thursday to by the p a s to r,.“Two Words from and Cleo. Mrs. A. F. Balzer. High at her home Wednesday a fter-I meet ther son, Robert who cam- Mr. and Mrs, Jake Douma and the C ross”. Sunday, March 24. score was won by Mr. and Mrs. « n(|Qn Mrs c Oestreich 1 Up from Corvallis to spend spring Mr. and Mrs. A. Rialta of Wheel 5:00 a.m. E aster sunrise services Lemley and second by Mr. and ! eived high scon? f 0r ciub anj ( vacation a t home. •I ndianapolis speedway ” er were here this week while the and breakfast by the young peo Mrs. Balzer. : Bon for guest with Mr. ' and Mrs. Charles Lemley Ann Sheridan- Pat O’Brien ------ John Payne Dcumas visited with relatives and p les society on Gordon ridge. Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Baker re- j consolation prize going to Mrs. and Mr. and Mrs. George Wilcox Also S tarting Apn’l 1..................... 10.00 Special E aster program by fi lends. attended the wedding in The P»l- MOVIE QUIZ NIGHT Tb examiner of those seeking ' g unday school. Several dram atic turned to their home at Gresham A it Bibby. Cash awards given away. With a . drivers licenses will be a t the , pja yS presented. Offering for for» Satyrday afternoon a fte r sp ml- I Mr an<J Mrs Wily Kn jgbten of leR Sunday of Miss Pauline Pier complete and different , feature court house in Moro Wednesday ’ ejgr missions. 11:00 E aster wor* ing several weeks here attending Mcro were callers here Wednes- ' cy daughter of Mr. and Mrs. E. . day and Monday. ’ D. Piercy and J. Raymond Kort- every Monday REGISTER NOW! March 27 from 10 to 5. ’ | ghip s, rvice. Special musical num to business affairs. Mrs. Ed Alley, Miss V irginia, Gc B arnett of Cow Canyon Ke- "on of M r. and Mrs. M C. Mrs. Karl Landstrom, nee Leo- bers; a ) “Open the Gate« of the ra Peetz ,of Watsopville, Calif., Temple” by Mrs. J. K. McKean; Helyer, Mr .and Mrs. Don Clod was a business caller here Thur- K,o rt« e- “ »» ,Plerey form erly liv- o w x:tt« « :x » n H :a w w w » « :» tti H a n i n H n »n n n n :n »»w n H H H »»H W H W | ed here with her parents. ‘‘His conflict Over” by choir, ftlte r and family and Mr. and i and infant daughter arrived Mon Cyril VsnM'i tre of Sacramento sermon by the pastor, Mrs. C. A. Oestreich an^ olds and Harold Eakin day for a two weeks visitf with E aster Choose from a stock of goods that is the Cal. arrived here Monday morn “The Message of, Im m ortality Mi. and Mrs. Millard Eakin, Mrs motored to Portland Friday on her parents, Mr. and Mrs. L. L. ing to visit his brother Marion from the Poets”. 7:30 Easter Can- | Vernon Eakin and Ellen Eakin j ,bu,sjnesg> Betty Olds of Oregon Peetz. • " ’ by attended the show in The Dalles ( StaU colkge returTwd with them and family, leaving Tuesday for Mrs. L. L. Peetz was hostess ' tjlt3) “The E aster Angels” most complete in'the county. to mem'bcrs of the Jolly Dozen J choir. Special numbers by to m visit __ I for spring vacation. , Sunnyside, W ashington t n ♦ Glen Karnes and Bill Brinkert . Mr .and Mrs. Dean Olds went hls "»other Mrs. J . G. VanMetre card club at her homo in Moro tbe junior choir.. Tuesday^ March 26. T hr Portland -Presbyterial so too k a , t rack— load of c a ttle to to The D a l les Thursday ev en in g ' and his brother Clifford a w an- today. “ • Buy at a price that is fairly based on ! to m eet their son, Willard who Mrs- ° * en Mcl,ey " nd Mrs' Miss Racheal Poley entertain ciety will hold its spring meeting Portland m arket Sunday. ed the Moro woman teachers at | ¡n “tbe Rose City park Presby- Several from here attended the came up from OSC for a vacation Ilolm .s W right. Ben Fraley motored from Mau quality and workmanship. the Poley residence Tuesday eve- ! terian church of Portland. The French Follies in The Dalles Sat Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Fulker pin Monday evening taking his meeting will close Wednesday a f urday evening. son of Maupin spent the week fling. father O. M. Fraley back with Mrs. J. K. McK an drove to ternoon. The church year will end Mrs. Wallace May, Mrs. L. D. end here visiting relatives. Dry Goods, Clothing and Portland Saturday to deliver the Maich 31 and the annual meeting Mfg G kn Karn€g wer€ ; E. M. Helyer was a visitor in him after sipending several weeka with his daughter Mrs. A rt Bibby spotted pups to their new owner. of the church and congregation v,£itorg in M.oro Wednesday. ! Moro Monday, Shoes to meet the ¡Mrs. Wallace May and Mr. and Born: To Mr .and Mrs. Ross will be h.ld in the basement of , Mrs. Dell Olds and daughter Mrs. L. D. May went to The Dal the church on Wednesday eve- j Among those who attended the , Bpt.ty> Mrs. Arch Cantrall and H srt a t Beaverton, a daughter, needs of the ning, . April third, following a Sunday school rally in W visitors irv les Tuesday, Mr. May going for March 16th. 1- u dinner at Sunday w re and Rev children, and Mrs. Mrs. Ger- nv j Visitors in Moro for a brief cc.ercd J dish at fi-tn 6.30. ald u r j.den F d .v medical attention. community Gerald Haskin arrived here period Wednesday afternoon were Maude G arrett and family, Lois ' , B>" Ball returned home Friday Elbert Bede, editor of the Mason F irst B aptist Church of Grass Corner, Grace Marie Zevely, Bob . »">. Corva l,s to spend spring Monday from Boise, Idaho to re Dependale, Quality Groceries ic Annalist and Leif Finseth of Valley. 10:00 a m . Bible school. Shelton F ritts and chil- ' vacation with his parents, Mr. main at the home of his uncle, Zeigler, Arch Fortner until school is out. Dallas, grand m aster of the Mas Celebrate E aster Iby going to and Mrs. Ted Ball. Janet Wilcox is home from Cor onic lodge of Oregon, who w re church and Sunday school next dren, Don Cox ,Cora Bayer, Mr. Mrs. C. A. Oestreich entertain °S ± here to attend a district meeting i g unday. 11:00 a m.- The E aster and Mrs. W. C. Todd and son ed friends at a 1:30 dessert lun- vallis to spend spriftg vacation Bill, Mrs. W. F. Schilling, Mr a «,/ in Grass Valley that evening. program of (th»e Sunday school and Mrs. Fred Cox and Mrs. Glen f 1,Mn h5 r .i™ "' a f- with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. tttttntnxn t mttratmnw t m tx w t ttm m nwminm t mn t nnnnntHHninnwtta Carl Stam y and two sons of; wij| lbe given a t this hour. The terr.oon with three tables of con George Wilcox. Silverton stopped here Wednesday , gervice will conclude with the Karnes. A pot luck lunch was tract in play. Mrs. Ted Everett night while on their way to Pay- parto r’s E aster morn message, served at noon. received high score and Mrs. K n- Miss Emma Ellen Fortner is drick Dunlaip seC0nd with the ette, Idaho. Mrs. Lamer Sayrs, ..«jhe Sonp of Victory”. 6:30 p.m No. 16 o f a SorUe oooo whe has been visiting in ^Silver- i p u with tbe «st wardship corn- working a t the Alley confection- travelling prize going to Mrs. ton, returned with them. , mission in charge. 7:30 p.m. Eve- er-v- Roy Schilling. Hugh* Ros.on, form erly the mm service. Hear the answers Mr. and Mrs. F. L. Stradley ' Mrs. Marion VanM etre and son man in charge of the safety pro- ] to tbe Question Box. 2:00 p.m. m(>tOred to The Dalles Thursday and Mrs. A rt Bibby and daughter* gram in the secretary of state's t T iesday, The womans missionary to me, their daughter, Doris were business visitors in Moro office, but now campaign mana- j so tjt ty will meet with Mrs. Am- ger for Ralph Cake, candidate-^}., p e terso n /7 :3 0 p-m. Tursday for republican national c o m m it-P ra y e r and Bible study at the teeman, was here Thursday while parsonage. Remcrrjb r to keep on a tour of eastern O r.gon in A|prij open for the musical ' concert. Watch for further ann- B J----------- ------ ------------------ — ouncements. Wasco Methodist Church, Sun day School at 9:45 a.m. Chil- STEADY WORK — GOOD PAY ; dren’s E aster program from ten Reliable MAN WANTED to call to eleven. Church service from on farm ers in Sherm an county, eleven to twelve. Special music. PRICES EFFECTIV E FRIDAY AND SATURDAY No experience or capital required Easter sermon by pastor. W rite McNess Co. 2423 Magnolia | Senvce at Grass Valley at 1.45 S a la d St Oakland, Cal. P-n*. Everyone cordially invited. behalf of Mr. Cake. Donna Wilson Grass Valley Injured in Falli Youngsters From Car Home Again Dalai Lama USDA To Assist In Insect Control SATURDAY GRASS VALLEY AUDITOR UM MOBLEY,S ORCHESTRA MARCH 23 Grass Valley Theater Z E IG L E R ’S Grass V a lle y Facts That Concern ifou Warn Ads Big 6 cubic foot family size G eneral E lectric REFRIGERATOR pint 19c Quart 3 3 c T a n g D r e s s in g S n o w d r i f t Shortening 3 lb can 4 9 c Shredded Wheat Reg. size 2 pkgs 1 9 c String Beans l,AN?iAMy 2 cans 2 3 c ARMOOffS STAR HAM Sunshine Cocktail Hour * ASSORTMENT A new kind o f beer retailing is bringing wholesome recreation to millions of Americans! 23 c Per Package i L i ,i /r,“ Sk «m uniin The greatest bargain we’ve ever offered. A genuine Gen eral Electric . . . famous for quality . . . brand new 1940 model, delivered and installed. • ALL STEEL CABINET • • 80 BIG ICE CUBES • THRIFT MECHANISM VACUUM SEALED • INTERIOR LIGHT • COLD STORAGE TRAY ' ’ ___**•-’. 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