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About Sherman County journal. (Moro, Or.) 1931-current | View Entire Issue (April 19, 1940)
1 THE SHERMAN COUNTY JO U R N A L, MORO, OREGON May 6-7-8 according to Mrs. C. L. gonian, will give lessons here Poley who is m aking the a rra n g e m ents fo r the w om ans club. .His lectures will be given in the M as onic hall and all bridge p lay ers or k ibitzers m ay sign up fo r the lessons and im prove th eir gam e. Census Being Taken In Moro and Vicinity Boyce Blaylock is in Moro and v icin ity ta k in g the census th is week and has sp en t several days a t thart, job already. His home is a t G rass Valley. Tom G a rre tt is su p ervisor for the county and is tak in g the G rass Valley and K ent d istricts. W illiam McKean is ta k ing the W asco and R ufus dis tricts. M rs. B urdette Lite and two sons cam e F rid ay fo r a weeks visit w ith her p aren ts, 'Mr .and Mrs. Jack Law rence. Min 37 40 50 41 40 38 40 Mäx 65 71 67 57 58 63 72 D ate A pril 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 Prec C H ID ES Moro C om m unity Church Sunday, A pril 21 1040. 10:00 S un day School. 11:00 M orning w or ship, serm on by th e pastor, spec ial music by th e choir. 7.30 Young People’s m eeting a t the home of Mr. and M rs. R. Hollinshead w ith Russel Belshee leader. This la st week the dining room and kitchen of the church have been trea ted to a coat of enam el. In th e n ear fu tu re it is expected th a t the p ri m ary room will I’oe tran sfo rm ed ! by the application of a co at of kalsom ine .The tru ste e s are in the process o-f laying plans fo r the additioi) which it is proposed to be erected in the near fu tu re . H enry G. H ansen, p a s to r ,A trav e lin g exam iner of o p era to rs and chauffers will be in Moro W ednesday A pril 24 a t 10 a.m. a t the court housfc. Bruce Alley Married At Burns Sunday •Mr and M rs Ed Alley and dau- g h te r Lila Lee, Mr and Mrs Tom I A lley and Mr and Mrs Bill L u ttrell of P ortland le ft S atu rd ay fo r B urns to atten d the wedding of Miss V erabelle Gould and Bruce Alley on Sunday. M rs A. A. D unlap and Mrs Ted E v e re tt attended the au x iliary lun cheon a t K ent F rid ay . Dell Olds. E arl Olds, H arold E a kin, M illard E akin went to Deep creek fishing Sunday. Rev and M rs G erald Dryden en terta in e d the B ap tist young people a t th e ir home F rid ay evening. The evening was sp en t in playing g a me? a f te r which refresh m en ts were served. Mrs B randon, president, and Mrs Danielson, p a st p resid en t of the W omens Mission society of the D eschutes association, and Mrs H ocker, all of Bend attended the P ollyanna m eeting a t the home of Mrs F red Cox la st Tuesday a f te r noon. Jim H aya and neice Ollie P o rte r arriv ed here S atu rd ay from San Luis Opispo, C alifornia to visit his b ro th er and sister-in-law . M r and M rs Jo h n H ays. z Mr and M rs W. G. Schilling of Moro w ere callers here Tuesday. Miss P atric ia C yphers spent the w eek-end v isitin g h er p aren ts in The Dalles. M r and IMrs 'Roy F eely and fam ily of The Dalles visited r tl- ' atives here Sunday. R alph B alzer, Jim m y P h ifer and M arcus E slin g er w ere business visitors in Moro Monday. T. M. Rolfe and son Billy w ent to The Dalles S atu rd ay where Bil ly en tered the hospital for an ap pendicitis operation on Tuesday m orning. M rs Sheldon F ritts and Mrs Glen K arnes w ere visitors in The Dulles W ednesday. D aris K arnes and <Mr M cLau ghlin of (Prineville w ere over n ig h t g u ests a t the home ofGlen K arnes W ednesday night. F ra n k B ayer, Olan S tark , Helen S ta rk and A nita Dunlap w ent to T.vgh V alley Sunday to v isit Mr and M rs W illis B rittian . Miss S ta rk rem ained w ith her siste r.“ Mr and M rs A. A. D unlap and Mr and Mrs A lfred Kock and fam ily w ere dinner gu ests a t the Am- andus vonB orstel home Sunday. Mrs M attie Nelson who visited her s iste r Mrs. Jennie M artin sev eral w eeks le ft for her ho<me in P o rtlan d Sunday. Am ong those who attended the dunce a t K ent S atu rd ay n ig h t were ‘ Mrs IA. A. D unlap and d au | gm ci r rkiuL«( w . D. B a rn e tt ---- g h te A nita, W. and , ¿ au g h te r B etty, Doris Newcomb, W ayne K arnes, Gene Reynolds, H arry and Olan S ta rk , Ross Fields F ran k and C laud Bayer. Ivan B lagg, V irg in ia and Je a n e tte Hu- hm an, Helen and Isobel F o rtn er, John R eckm an, Helen S tark and K enneth B arn ett, M. E. Church, W asco Sunday school 10:00; Chiurch s e r vices 11:00; E pw orth league 6:30 G rass Valley M. E. church, preach I 'Rev E. M. S teadm an of Colo- Rev. and Mrs. H enry G. H an- 'i i 'g a t 2:30 p.m. F . L. Cannel, pastor , redo will begin his m eetings Wed- sen and J . E. Coleman went to , nesday evening a t the B ap tist P otland M onday m orning and re Moro C h rs tia n Science Society 1 church. He w as sta te evangelist tu rn ed W ednesday evening. Mr. C hurch services are held every in the s ta te of Colorado fo r 30 H ansen and Mr. Coleman attended Sunday m orning a t eleven o’clock. years. the sp rin « g a m the X presby V I» V a » v eeting w • • • ft} w of * '” — — v te ry uf P ortland which took place The subject of the lesson ^sermon Mrs. G erald D ryden accompanied T uesday a t the P resb y terian for A pril 21 is “ D octrine of Atone the Guild --- ----- --- o girls on a hike to Macks m ent”. Sunday school is a t 10:00 canyon S atu rd ay . They had a pic- c ru tc h a t Oregon C ity. all those under 20 years of age are W illiam Raym ond and A1 Swegel welcome to these classes. Wed- me lunch before re tu rn in g home. Mr and M rs C h arles Lemley retu ic iu rn m c ed u Sunday ou.nx»/ from x.w... Redmond nesday evening service is held a t I f tv ,,, T>a iip« Mondav to w here they had te e n w orkm g on > ending room w ent to The ^ d l e a Monday o ra n k home from ♦u„ V/ B U orniim 1 , . , , . .... , bring D -ing F rranK nom e ir o m the m e hos nus the v E .E. arnum hnnsp house on on a a rear of the church building and pi^al a f te r several weeks there. ranch near there. contains all authorized C hristian Clyde S tradley , Vernen Shipley George U pdegraff was in P o rt Science lite ra tu re which m ay be an<l Cleo B arnum w ent to S u ttle ___ Tuesday ______ _ land on account of rec- borrowed or purchased from an lake fishing S atu rd ay com ing home tv u u u v ednesday u n v y ». .. eiving a call to atten d the fun- a a i tte n u d a a i n i t t v on W evening. j . . . The public is welcome to all ser- i w * € 1 eral of a grandm other. M rs. A rt Biibby en tertain ed the vices and to m ake use of the re a d Mr. and Mr*. Dru B arnum were G rass V alley B ridge club a t her ing room. up from The Dalles Sunday to home W ednesday afternoon w ith v isit w ith his b ro th er, A rt B ar Mrs H erm an Schilling receiving num. high score and Mrs R. J. B aker The Red Cross ch a p te rs in the received the g u est prize. U nited S tates have been in stru c V irgil Conlee returned from Milk for sale -tested cows w ith Am ong th e' v isito rs in The Dal- ted to aceap t v o lu n tary contribu- P o rtland W ednesday night. He i u - t e nU 1 -, H f r t J w s o n / l n 9 9 W T f» V»ZA 5 y w p re had been down to have dental worlt mil* ♦ » » W“ «“ w - c e n is , ic w hipping cream , pint 25 cents. Dean Reynolds, Mr and Mrs Clyde er in N orw ay. The e x te n t of the ne* , , Call 783, R. C. M organ, Moro23-25 Sm ith, Mr and M rs F red Cox, Mrs needs are not known. It is pos A county ag en ts conference will J , ___ ____ _ _ „ . . Miss Anna Schw artz sible, says N orm an Davis, c h a ir be held a t Union today and to- I u-abt to buy or trad e for a good | ’ ■ m an, th a t a ship could be c h a rte r Used Cream Separator. W rite to »»<« Mr and 'Mrs H erm an P eters m orrow which all county agents in ed by the Red Cross and th a t is D. H. W rig h t Moro 24 , ani' son A rden. this d istrict will attend. Ed Alley and Tom Alley were cculd pass though the blockade . C hecking on compliance by f a r STEADY WORK — GOOD PAY ' business visitors in Wasco T hurs- to N orw ay. m ers is more than half (b>ne in Reliable MAN W ANTED to call j day. Those eligible to receive con this county and the two checkers-, on fa rm e rs in Sherm an county. I M rs H erm an P eters and son trib u tio n s are J. E. N orton. K ent; W illard B arnet and Gordon H a rp er A No experience or capital a required ' /" A v I rden and Mrs A r t Biibby and J Mrs. Ed I Alley V .Grass V » — alley; The v V V A p v i a . U V V v i U v ll w u u — j M C • j expect to finish in ten days. W rite M cNess Co. 2423 M agnolia | d a u g h te r Janice were a t school ! ß an ^ ¡n M oro; Dr. Vigfco H a'uíelt O . /'A _ 1_ 1 ~ _ ,1 i * P — — . —« . . V» x - m »« a D n f_ < _ n o n A * lA n H T he F isher road building crew St. E. v-v D. » McKee in Y W U asco; John F rid ay afternoo n . when Mrs Pet- or «-« O akland, Cal is now spreading gravel on the „ . .. , ( ers served birth d ay cake, ice-cream Jen k in s in Rufus. two miles of new load east of th e F “' S*ler i . lb '" ch, t ‘r ° r,- P,ne and punch to the pupils in honor fo u r w ay bridge, about h alf of the wood, delivered. Jak e E slm g er. of ^. th e m th «n iv ersary ersarv of 10th an n n iv of her her G rass Valley, Oregon. job being done .They will finish son H erm an’s birth. next week with, th eir contract. .................. Mr and M rs C L Ijaffoon were cow horses. Call Fred A. M. W right is back from his V c I a break r l f s l e ’s." M iller, Oregon. 4 pd I visitors in the Dalles F riday. trip to the hospital and is again I M rs Maude G a rre tt en tertain ed about th e stre e ts jo.-hing with his H a rt’s B etter R. I. Red C h i / , the pupils of the 3rd and 4th friends as usual. $7.50-100, $4.00-50, $2.25 for 26 g rad es a t her home S atu rd ay af- W. F. WcLeod is now up and picpaid. May L eghorns same price ternoon w ith a - p ---- a rty 1 in honor of around after a bout with tonsil Leghorn pullets, day old $16.00- her son’s birthday.. Games were itis» 100, $8.50-50, $4.50 fo r 25. Cock- played and refresh m en ts served. T w enty or more m em bers of crals $2.00 per 100. R em em ber Miss Jea n Powell sp ent the week the E astern S ta r drove to Antelope H a rt’s H atchery, BeaVerton. Ore. end 'v is itin g a t her home near W ednesday n ight and watched the Moro. Will Deliver anyw here in Sher- Moro drill team put on the first A nita Dunlap was a dinner g u est degree for the m em bers of the man county big 7in x 7ft out of a t the home of Mr and M rs Roy W asco county lodge. red cedar posts in 300 lots, price Powell F riday evening. Sam Gordon, the kibitzer who 12 cents. O. C. K eizur, R oute 3 Miss M arg aret T raube and Miss Plan (hat com ing vacation w rites about bridge in the Ore- Hood River, Phone 5596 23-25p V irginia H elyer -pent -th e week I »owl Taka in Eastern Citiaa, end visiting in The Dalles. W orld'» Fair«, N a tio n a l Ray Jew el sp en t the week end ?o. i. Traveling coat» are relatives P ortland. vis i_. /.t.n g ly low. L hn lt-.k .i-U i, V a ? ne k a . n . ; . .-.el alia Em m a Euen F o rtn e r ended - the shew in the Dalles F riday evening. Mr and Mrs A. A. D unlap mot- c . 1 to The* Dalles T hursday and retu rn ed home F riuay. Gerold H askin, K enneth Crews PR IC ES E F F E C T IV E FRIDAY AND SATURDAY and Thelm a F o rtn e r left F riday for Olym pia, W ashington to visit friends over the week end. The G rass Valley high school -t-f M n rl GRIND IT FOR ANA rin |ir|(l ball team m otored to K ent F riday ot ICC type coffee maker where they defeated the K ent team by a score of 18 to 3. 3 Famous Trains M rs Dell Olds, Mrs Ed Alley. •Mrs Tom Alley, M rs N o rris Gil- from Portland k irson and M rs Hazel Zurlinden ALL AIR-CONDITIONED were visitors in The Dalles F riday. S t f a m l l n f — 3 0 • 3 /4 hours to Shortening • Mrs. B ert Cox le ft S atu rd ay for Chicago. S-aaillaga monthly, 6 :30 Chehalis, W ashington to v isit re l a.,on 1 st,7th, 13th, 10th, 25th. C ake atives and atten d the celebration Maks rassrvatloas. No s a t is isre. F lo u r P ortlan d R o s e dsUy 0:35 p. at. of h e r * p a re n ts ’ golden wedding P a c ific L im ited daily 8:00 a. m. anniversary. Mr and Mrs -B ill L u ttrell of P ortland arrived F rid ay to visit WORLD'S FAIRS with Mr and Mrs Tom Alley. N a v York opona M a r H l k The Bookworm club m et a t the , Saa Yraaeiaco — M a r 23 th home of Mrs M illard E akin T h u rs Round-Trip to Now York E dgem ont day afternoon w ith twelve m em Returning via San Fraaeiteo B u tte r C ra ck er» bers and one visito r present. M rs <90 <135 N orris Gilkison reviewed the book IN STANDARD IN “The N ative S on” by Richard PULLMAN DELUXK W right. < Plut Barth Charga B ert Cox came home from The FR E SH F R U IT S A N D V EG ETA B LES Dalles S atu rd ay and will retu rn Vacation Booklata Monday for medical trea tm e n t. He on roquaat was accom panied here by H enry C lem ents who will v isit Mr and A. M. Nelson M rs John H ays. <• Ladies from W asco, Moro. K ent and G rass Valley attended the cooking school held a t the IOOF hall, fe a tu rin g A udrey H erington US No 1 as Kitchen M agician. D esc h u te s J . S. N ew com b an d . Dick Hold- aw ay are pain tin g the 'Newcomb PH O N E • WE R A IIR O A D residence and cabins and the,. S ta n 622 DELIVER dard Qil com pany .will p ain t the Newcoinb Service station. zl Red Cross Asked To Help Want Ads a ta PAGE FRIDAY, APRIL f t , » 4 0 a Kent People P la n t for ’4 0 • w F T V air Go To Hear Ray Gill J. E. N orton, L. S ath er, Mr .and M rs. J . L. IMathes, W B . Wilson and J . C. Wilson were a t G rass Valley F rid ay evening to h ear Ray Gill ,s ta te g ra n g e m aster speak on the county school system , Mr .and Mrs. H arley McKav are now occupying the George Ho well house recently vacated by the A rth u r C ra tty fam ily. W illard B a rn e t of G rass ‘Valley was a t K ent T h u rsd ay checking cc m pliance fo r the fa rm ers who were done seeding. Mr. and Mrs. R. N. McGlasson were d in n er g u ests a t th e J. C. Wilson home T uesday evening. Mrs. A rth u r H olt left fo r her home a t Redmond Sunday afte r s je n d in g several days visitin g rel ativ es a t Kent. Mr. and «Mrs. J .E. N orton and children w ere d in n er gu ests a t the Jo h n W ilson home Sunday. M rs. J . H. Wilson. Mrs. J. M. W ilson, and d a u g h te r Helen, Mrs. Jo h n W ilson, Mrs. R. P. B arnet, Mrs. E lm er H elyer, Mrs. L. E. C lark, M rs. Chas. Purchase. -Mrs. C B. A ndrew s, Mrs. C arl Schade- w itz and Nellie Wilson attended cooking school a t G rass Valley F rid ay afternoon. M rs. J. C. Wilson and daughtei N ellie and Mrs. R. N. McGlasson m otored to P o rtlan d Sunday a fte r noon w here Mrs. W ilson rem ained fo r m edical services. Mrs. McGlas son and Nellie re tu rn ed to K ent M onday. W illiam Young of P ortland is going to spend the sum m er a t his old home place a t Kent. CARD OF THANKS We wish to ta k e this m eans of th an k in g all friends a<nd neigh bors for all th e flowers and kindly deeds d u rin g our recen t bereave m ent with- the d eath of o ur be loved husband and fa th e r. - - M rs. L. D. May and fam ilx MORO SCHOOL NOTES hy W ym an French The Dufur track teem walked off w ith the track m eet held a t the fa ir gro u n d s laat T h u rsd ay af- te rro o n . D ufur won 42 points com pared to G rass Valley w ith 25 and Moro w ith 13. Barzee in the h alf collected the only first place fo r Moro. P racticin g the senior play this week p re p ara to ry to its presen tatio n S atu rd ay n ig h t has broken up the schedule to some ex ten t. A trac k mee't will be held a t Moro w ith W asco and R ufus th is F riday. The d riving school in stru cto r held his first class w ith ab o u t a dozen s t u d e n t s rep o rtin g . The school will ru n fo r seven weeks w ith a class every W ednesday m orning a t 9.00 o’clock. It will consist of teaching general good driving h ab its and the handling and ca re of a car. H undreds of gardencre are engaged In replanting th e fam ed gar den a of Treanure Island, in anticipation of the opening of the 1940 aeaaon of the Golden Gate International Exposition, May 20. The arene is In the Court of R eflections, w ith the Trium phal Arch in the background. Grass Valley Theater SATURDAY and SUNDAY April 20 and 21 “ ON BORROWED T IM E ” Lionel B arrym ore - Una Merkle Bob W alton n i »nnwttin»»in»»«»nnn» t »nH„nn»nK» i i inuiin»»H i i i i i i i ii»»ntni S to ck Quality G oods D r y G o o d s , C lo t h in g a n d S h o e s to m e e t th e n e e d s o f th e c o m m u n ity D e p e n d a l e , Q u a lit y G r o c e r ie s ZEIG LER’S QS ± H„ t »Hn f t t Mtttntt!tt»tt«ttttî î m m t m »N» i »nii»tt»»»nm HUttn:n»»m t» (JöQ Sßß)0000 I Salad Dressing Table Queen C Mart Peanut Butler Airflight qt. 19c pounu 2 lb jar 23c Swans Down Snowdrift 51c 3 lb can 25c pkg. Tuna flakes Yamhill 1-2 flats 2 cans 23c 2 Boxes 2 7 c Smacks per pkg 0 7 c Napkins Embossed paper Radishes or Green Onions Asparagus Fresh Local Rhubarb Local Potatoes 2 bunches 3 pounds 3 pounds 15 lb. Bag C O N L E E ’S G ROCERY 05c 25c 06c 29c UNION PACIFIC Grass Valley AND No. 17 o f That Concern You 0«» WHY BEER IS THE SEVERACE OF MODERATION IOOINOUSTRICS BENEFIT FROM BEER ANO ALE Did you know that the return of beer and ale brought increaaed buaineas to more than 100 indus tries T It did. Service! and mate rials were needed. New jobs were made for workers. NATURE MAKES BEERf A simple process produces beer and ale from water, malted grain and hope. The brewer applies nis skill to help give these beverages their fine taste. ABOUT OLDER THAN THE PYRAMIDS OF EGYPT Beer’s alcoholic content is very low . . . lower than any other alcoholic bev erage. That is why it is called “ the beverage of moderation.’’You are not likely to g et in trouble b if you stick to beer. Beer has been brewed since the beginnings of recorded history in many p arts of the world. I t was known in ancient Egypt, in China, and the Euphrates valley. SOUGHT 8Y8EER AND ALEi 29 BILLION FOUNDS OF FARM F R O D U C T S .Stead ily, year after year, the brewing indus try gives American farmers a big order for farm products. That’s a help farmers appre- ciate. CLEAN-UP OR CLOSE-UP" A NEW PLAN BEER'S TAXES- Sf.OOOrOOO A DAY-COULD PAY FOR GRAND COULEE DAM IN 186 DAYS Grand Coulee Dam on the Columbia river will be the most massive structure ever built by man. Beer’s ta x es— Federal, J State and local—could quickly pay for It. I TO PROTECT BEER RETAILING One o f the most interesting things about beer and ale is the Drewing industry’s pro gram to keep retailing whole some. This’ program is now in effect in a number of states It is being extended. We want you to know about it. Write for booklet. United Brewers Indus trial Foundation, 19 East 40th St., New York, N.»Y. -----e- DEER... a beverage o f moderation Jx 1
