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»HERMAN COUNTY JOURNAL. MORO. OREGON, I RID AY, JUNE «, 1»«
The school election was held hero
on Monday, with T. M .‘Rolfe-being
re-elected director for three years
i nd Mrs. Eva C antrall was re­
elected clerk for one year,.
Bill B rinkert spent the week end
a*. Silverton visting relatives.
The Baptist Mission society met
at the home of Mrs. W. J. Davis
Tuesday afternoon.
few exceptions the attendance has
been very regular. In m anual
the larger boys have made bird
houses and the girls have made
baskets. A display of the things
The Daily Vacation Bible School made will be in the church on
came to a successsul close yester­ day evening and Sunday m orning. - ,
day noon, with a picnic dinner a t
the city park. Thirty four were
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enrolled in the school and with a
wwk-
V a c a tio n B ib le
lap we»« vifk o rs in The Dalle»
Cclumbia hospital in The Dalles
Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Gus Engstrom and
Tuesday.
Ted Thompson drove to Portland
Mrs. Edgar Alley and children l°ft
Saturday and brought Florence
Wednesday for Ellensburg, W ash­
Lawrence and Lois I* latt home
ington to visit Mr. and Mrs. Em an­
Sunday from their visit to P o rt­
ual Eslinger. They returned home
Sunday.
land.
„ ,,
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Tallm an
Mr. bnd Mrs. Boyce Blaylock are
came Saturday for a visit with Mr.
the parents of a daughter born here,
The Sunday schools of the coun­ Tuesday, June 11.
and Mrs. Lester Conlee. The two
The 4-H oliib children now a t couples left early in the week for ty m et a t the Nfethodist church
Charles Lemley went to The
summer school will return home a trip to Klam ath Falls. Mr. and 'Sunday. A basket lunch was serv­ Dalles Friday to bring Mrs. Lem­ Two Charges
Friday morinng, their train arriv ­ Mrs. H arry Blough of Portland ed a t noon. Rev. L. T. Anderson ley home from a hospital.
“ Don’t they teach you to salute
of The Dalles delivered the sermon
ing in The Dalles a t 10:25 a. m.
were also guests of the Conlees.
Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Oestreich and in your co m p an y ?” ro ared the
Mr. and Mrs. Serai Searcy drove in the afternoon.
family were visitors in The Dalles m ajo r to P atrick M alone, who had
Mr. and Mrs. E ..E . Barzee came
to
'Redmond Sunday, visiting Mrs.
passed him w ithout raisin g his f t Ò
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Alley and Saturday.
home from Newport Saturday to
Lena
Searcy
and
Chester
and
go­
daughter
Mildred
and
Lila
Let
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Payne and h ard.
spend a few weeks in Sherman co­
Alley motored to Portland S a tu r­ family and Mr. and Mrs. Glen Mc-
“ Yes, sir,” replied P at.
unty which is the best county in ing on to Paulina Lake. *
•Muriel McKean is here this week day to meet Mr. Alley’s cousin, Mrs Lachlin and fam ily motored to
‘ Then why did’nt you s a lu te ? ”
the world according to E. E.
to visit a t the home of her brother Beulah W ickstrom, of Frespo, Cal­ Stiles on the Deschutes Sunday
“ Well, sir,” P at replied, ‘‘I didn’t
Carl Peetz is home from his and wife.
ifornia who will spend several days where Mrs. Con Rust and daugh­ want to a ttra c t m ore atten tio n
term of school at the-University of
An announcement received here here visiting.
ters of. The Dalles m et them for a than necessary, because I’m not
D r y G o o d s , C lo t h in g a n d
Oregon.
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by Mr. and Mrs. Serai Searcy is
John Beuther and daughter F re­ picnic lunch.
supposed to be out w ithout a pass.
Jam es Warnock went on to his th at A rthur Cormier will be m ar­ da, and Mrs. Ed Alley were visi­
T e d jS a k er arrived Monday eve­
S h o e s to m e e t th e
heme a t Imnaha after spending a ried June 29 to Mary E. M urry a t tors in The Dalles Friday.
ning from Philipsburg, Montana to
few days here visiting at the Wes Fitchburg, Mass*
n e e d s o f th e
Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Baker left visit his sisters, Mrs. Virgil Rob­
Joe Belanger left Wednesday for
Fuller home.
erts
and
fam
ily
(before
going
to
Wednesday for The Dalles where
c o m m u n ity
Mr .and Mrs. George Williams Pullman, W ashington to attend a Mr. Baker will attend a grain Canby to spend the summer with
went to Yakima Saturday to re- conference of workers on erosion meeting before going to his home his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Vern
D e p e n d a l e , Q u a lit y G r o c e r ie s
- main a week. Their son took them problems. D. E. Stephens, here at Gresham.
Baker.
Mr. and Mrs. Herman Schilling
ever returning the same morning. 'from W ashington D. C. as co-or-
Mrs. Lot Rust of The Dalle« and
Mrs. Paul May returned from dm ator between the bureau of
were The Dalles visitors on Tues­
Mrs.
Frances .Bibby of Cornelius
the hospital with her ntw born plant industry and the soil conser-
day.
v at ion service, m ade the trip with were visitors here Sunday a t the
Mr. and Mrs. Jam es Blagg and
daughter.
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Cliff Cully, whose home is at Mr. Belanger. They returned Thurs A1f Bibby home.
family were in Arlington Sunday
Mr. and Mrs. Herman Peters
Weston, is working a t the experi­ day night.
visiting their son Jimmy and wife.
Work on -the Erskine elevator is and fam ily were visitors in The
ment station this summer. He is
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Payne and
gpfting along rapidly and the crib­ Dalles Friday.
daughter Leone and Mr. and Mrs.
an agricultural student a t OSC.
Mr. and Mrs. Herman Schilling
U R IG 1H A L A 3F-"A '3VEH
Miss Louise Barzee is now work bing is expected to be completed
Ben Payne went to Portland Wed­
-end
son Robert motored To Ione
ing at the clerk’s offee during the by the end of this week. Then thv
nesday
to
visit
Mrs.
Alfred
Payne’s
roof will rem ain to be done, in Sunday to visit Mrs. Schilling’s . m other ‘b efore she leaves for her
vacation of Mrs. Lyle Woods. ,
uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Rob­
Mrs. M argaret Peetz has been the meantime a crew of mil’,
home in Canada. They returned
ert
Smith.
on the sick list this week and i< w rights are installing the new ma-j
The Social Service held its pic­ oiw Saturday.
chinery for the addition in Moro,
Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Wood and
’ confined to her home.
LeRoy W right returned home the one at Hay Canyon and will be nic a t the City Park Wednesday, Mr. and Mrs. Ernie Gibbs of Amity »
with about twenty in attendance.
Tuesday night from a week at ready to put the new equipment
spent the week end visitipg a t the •
Mrs. W. F. Schilling returned
Corvallis where he was in charge in the Erskine elevator when it is
home of Mr. and Mrs. Ted Ball, i
last Friday from a trip to Redmond Miss Anne Wood, who has been
of a group of 4-H club 'boys and completed.
where she visited her neice and visiting Dorothy Ball, returned
Il is now estir 'i'.ud th at harvest
girls.
husband, Mr. and Mrs. Ned Bot-
Bud Amidon left Saturday for in this cointy w.ll begin right af­
borne with 'her parents.
Seattle where he will* attend the ter the F o u r.’.! of July although tenberg. She also visited with an­
Mrs. Arch F o rtn e r and son Rob­
other neice, Mrs. Lilly Nunn at-
wedding of some of his friends.
e rt and Mrs. Roy Wells and son
some barley n • be cut before
how many days Berd.
Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Barnum re­ then, depe i<
David went to Moro Tuesday where
Mrs. Ed Alley and Mildred Al­
many hot—and
turned home Saturday from Red­ are cool s:v’. hf
Dr Poley removed the tonsils of
iev were Wasco visitors Wednes­
/
z
mond where they have been mo-t how het.
both Robert and David.
day.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
V.
B.
Eakin
had
ns
of the spring.
The r.. n- ».f Jay Freem an has
Mrs. W. J. Davis spent Friday
Mr. and Mrs. Dewey Thompson beer, sent u l ie senate for confir­
guests Sunday to celebrate Fath-
at
Moro visiting Mrs. J. H. Wilt.
are starting a vacation Saturday mation as post m aster of Moro for
er’i- Day Mr. and Mrs. (Alva Eakin
Mr. and Mrs. jGerald Dryden and
on which they will go to San F ran ­ another term which will begin some
end fam ily of Dufur: Mr. and Mrs.
family were visitors at Moro F ri­
cisco to see the fair, taking thcii time in July. There is considered
Ralph Eakin and family of Moro;
day.
VO*
Mr. and Mrs. Millard Eakin and«
two sons along.
.tc be no doubt as to confirmation.
VAi
Mr. and Mrs. John Hays retu rn ­
am 0 ^ s
The county committee of the
family:
Mrs.
Harold
Eakin
and
son
The tonsils were removed from ed home from The Dalles T hurs­
t A
AAA met Thursday to make up
z.
iMr.
Mrs. , day. Mr. Hays had been receiving «nd Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Eakin,
the budget Tor 'the next y ear. Ea rl
-
and
Elton
and
Ellen,
who
aro
a
t
Marion VanMetre by Dr. F o ley ' medical treatm ents there for some­
Thompson will meet with the mem­
heme.
here Wednesday.
time.
Mr. and Mrs. Gus Smith and
bers.
Mrs.
Tom
Alley
and
daughter
Dr. Thompson Coberth with his
grandson Larry and Mrs. John
Harold Prindle of the farm
REST TO THE KING*»
management departm ent at OSC wife and uncle and aunt from In­ Mildred, Lila Lee Alley and Mrs. Hays were business visitors at
will be here the last of this week diana, stopped here Wednesday A. F. Balzer were in Moro Friday. Moro Tuesday.
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Mrs. Alley ,and Mrs. Balzer visited
J il.'tr, ».
Mrs. Arch Cantrall entertained
*■ Tor a conference with the county while driving over the country to
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Mrs. Wilt while the girls went to
show the visitors t)he sights.
. n
,h..ic« 1 .X 4 . lu.ig »«apt« <ottqn fihw »
members of the junior ‘oridge clu >
- , , • Fi»«o i-r«rtW -OM CW.R- awar.
»gent
, , „■
*K .. Tin Ulto on* giant halt
la m * enough
Nfe
the
dentist.
Vernon F la tt has bought and is
to i.Il a -m a.I room' It H th rn o.mpr*»aad to
Mrs. Gladys Morrison and daugn
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth M artin at her hopae on Thursday afternoon
n i . , : t i r . » thidtn*»a. into a drrp. »oft pillow for
- ' - .
• OataUa-rdL ft»» •*«• kaad». w«h I
icr, Helen, left for Detroit Monday tearing down the old M essinger
with club honors going to Mrs. Roy
th . I..,.l>"
t
w. - - !
and family and Mrs. H. A. Sommer
W.
1
1
.
Guild,
top,
has
been
ap
r
'
li
aiot
►
*«
th«
Saaly
Tuftle«».
and
l««rtt
property
near
the
Lou
Peetz
Schilling and guest honors, to Mrs.
t-ke delivery on a new car.
how
dclighllul
and
how
r
e
m
a
in
in
g
ato«p
can
wtr<
visitors
in
Arlington
Sunday,
C
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They will be go/.e a couple of house. It has become som ethin?
Dell Olds. Mrs. Dean Olds receiv­ pointed vice p resid en t in charge
b»l
where
they
visited
at
the
home
of
of
operations
of
the
Union
Pacific
of a fire menace since being un­
weeks.
Mrs. Sommer’s son in law and ed the consolation prize.
Mr. and Mrs. Kendrick D unlin R ailroad, succeeding N. A. Will­
Mr and Mrs. J. E. Polley of Los occupied.
iam s, who re tire s after a long
daughter, Mr. and Mrs. J. K. Iriby.
returned home Sunday from a week Illness. F or the past two y ears
Angeles ,v isited with Miss Vivian
Ray Messinger was here briefly
Kenneth ’ Crews and Wayne
spent at Nyssa visiting Mrs. Dun­ general m an a g e r of the south­
Trcunce here last Tuesday night. las* week while visiting at the
Karnes left Saturday for Olympia,
Miss Trounce »pent the week ena Noonan home. He is still teach­ W ashington to visit friends before lap’s relatives.
cen tral d istric t of the Union
W. D. B arnett went to The Pacific at Salt Lake City. Mr.
at the home of Mrs. F. W. Spinning ing in California.
leaving for Colorado Springs where
Dalles Sunday to return his daugh­ Guild will be succeeded at Salt
at Dufur.
Mesdames and Messers Lewis
A picnic for Odd Fellows and McKee, Joe T ru itt, A rthur Bucli- Ciews will remain to, visit relatives ters,’ Betty and Dorothy, home > Lake City by F- H.' K nicker­
while Karnes will go to his home
from a hospital where th^y had bocker, lower photo, who has
their wives and Rebekahs and their olti. and W. J. M artin jr., were
O re g o n
husbands will be held at DeMo.-s joint hostesses and hosts to the a t Hoxie, Kansas.
been acting general m an ag er at
Mrs. Dell Olds and daughter their tonsils removed.
Mr. and M rs.'A rt Bilby and fam
P o rtla n d .— Union P i t t i l i R lilro id I’ botn
next Sunday, June\23. All mem­ members of the Past Noble Grand Betty were visitors in The iDialles
ber«. in Sherman county and those club last Friday evening a t the
ily left Wednesday for Portland to
Friday.
visit her sister, Louise Fraley.
from 'Antelope are invited to come, Odd-Fellows hall.
Mrs. Percy
Mrs. Glen Karnes accompanied
No. 19 o f a »ori*»
* bring a basket dinner and meet Thompson was high for club and Mrs. A. M. Nelson and daughter In Cornelius they visited Mr. Bib-
by’s mother, Mrs. Frances Bibby,
their friends.
~Nirs. Brisbine low;Mrs. H., Mc­
Members of the Chris Schult, Kee was high for guest and Mrs. Donella of Moro to The Dllles and returned home b riday evening.
Saturday. Donella spent the night
Mr. Means and son of The Dalles
post and unit met at the Women s Elizabeth Schaeffer low’; ’Ralph
vzere callers a t the Fred Cox home
Club building Wednesday evening B risbine. won the high score for with Mrs. ^Karnes.
Clyde Stradley w as’a visitor in
for a pot luck dinner which was men and A. Douma the low.
¡Monday.
The
Dalles Sunday.
’ Mr. and Mrs. W alter Byers and
oiiginally scheduled to be held in
Mr. and Mrs. Giles French left
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Eakin and
daughter of ? Kent were shoppers
the city park until the wind be­
Thursday for G earhart to attend family of Moro spent Sunday vis­
came violent during the day..
the Publishers convention.
iting r t the Estcl H artley home. - here Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. T. M. Rolfe, Mrs.
L. V. Moore was taken toJhe_Mi_
Mi- a:’d Mrs. W ell’ ce May re­ R - W.Tls and daughter Frances
turned home f.om Portland Satur-
end Neil Randall went to Cleve­
\ i < '• / / / / ,
Mr. and Mrs. A lfred Kock and land, W ashington Friday to attend
fam ily went to Hood R iver Wed- the annual Alder Creek Pioneer
n '-day to visit his ris te r in law picnic.
Mrs. A rt Bibby and children and
Q U E S T IO N : W H Y IS BEER CALLED
v.hi i. ill in a hospital. ■
Mrs. Marion Van Metre and chil­
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Smith were
THE BEVERAGE O F M O D E R A T IO N ?
w o rld ...an d their people...prefer beer.
dren went to The Dalles Tuesday
visitors in The Dalles Monday.
Kenneth B arnett and A nita Dun- to attend a clinic held there.
- ^ g - g ï ^ É C T i V Ê F R I D A Y & SATURDAY, JU N E 21 AND 22
ALE
A N S W E R : Since re-legalization the brew-
‘ ing industry has bought 25,000 000,000 pound.
Q U E S T IO N : D O BEER A N D A
Grass Valley
Host To County
Sunday Schools
County CInb
Children Coming
Home Today
Sch ool Ends
Complete
Stock
Q uality Goods
attd
PROMOTED
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Grass V alley
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MATTRESS
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°° ^ acts ^ l,a t ^ oncern ^ou
a n open forum of questions and answers
ANSWER:
Peas
Corn
Trailer
3 0 3 Size
6 cars
Ida-Dell
3 0 3 Size
6 cans
Pork & Beans
Shrimp
G u lf
B ran d
Grass Valley Theater
. _
3 cans
D ry
Pack
29C
Tomato Juice
e«
The Under-Pup”
3 cans
. SATURDAY & SUNDAY
Robert Cummings — Nan Grey
Gloria Jean
Krispy
Shredded
W heat Cracker:
3 pkgs. f» r
—i
29c
No. 1 Size
----
Cheney Weeders
Full Line of Parts
Fancy Telephone
3 pounds
, Wax or Green
3 pounds
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MORO,
M A K E JO B S FOR W ORKERS?
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OREGON
A N S W E R ; Beer contributes $1,000,000 a
day ••• $400,000,000 a y e a r. . . to h e lp p a y the
costs of governm ent.. .local, state and federal.
Everybody benefits from this contribution.
ANSW ER:
BeeKand ale have already made
a million jobs. This employment is
. . . all over the country. More than 100 othor
industries benefit from beer and ale.
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Q U E S T IO N :
Q U E S T IO N : H O W IS THE BREW­
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Grapefruit
Q U E S T IO N : JUST W H A T ARE BEER
Q U E S T IO N : H O W MUCH DO BEER
a Agents for:
T r u -P a k
Large, Solid
of farm products. That haa helped farm ers . . .
particularly during the depression years.
OF G O V ER N M E N T?
Grapefruit
Cucumbers
REALLY A ID THE FARMERS?
TAXES CONTRIBUTE TO THE COST
2 lb* b o x
2 9 C
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A N S W E R : The Brewing Industry is activo-
ly on the side of law and order. A “ sc'f-regula-
tion’\plan to eliminate retail abuses
already
been put into effect in a number of sta te sm c o -
operation with law enforcement authorities.TO»
plan is being extended. We would like to tell
you about it. W rite for an interesting
booklet. Address: United Brewers Induaridal
Foundation, 19 East 40th Street, Ne w York, N .x .
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