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About Sherman County journal. (Moro, Or.) 1931-current | View Entire Issue (Aug. 9, 1940)
-A P A «B » »HERMAN COUNTY JOURNAL, MORO, OREGON, TRIDA Y. AUGUST », IMO h Mr. and Mrs. Lake iBibby of home Saturday from Vancouver. Mr. and Mrs. George Martin of Heppner were over night guests Wn., after Mrs. Cox had been Tacoma, Wn., and Mr. and Mrs. a t the Art Bibby home Thursday visiting her sister, Mrs. Orville Wilbert Martin and two sons, of night, leaving Friday for Corné Gihson i t Happy Camp, Calif» Portland were here this week vis •Vern McGowan and son Scott lius to visit the former’s mother, iting with their parents, Mr. and Mrs Frances Bibby, They stop- ai rived here Wednesday from Pen- Mrs. W. J. ' Martin, and their ped here again on their way home dleton where Mr. McGowan will biether W. J. Martn and family. haul wheat for Charles Lemley. Mrs. Maud Akers was hertz the Lot Rust came up from The He went to Pendleton and brougth first of the week while havting Dalles Saturday evening and Mrs. Mr?. McGowan and children down her house in Wasco papered and The Newcomb family annual tost accompanied home, after to visit her parents, Mr. and Mr?. painted. , picnic and reunion was held Sun- spending a week here taking care Charles Lemley and her sister, Word from the Robert W ebb. day, August 4, at Beacon Rock, of her nephew, ,• Stephen Bibby, Mrs. Arzell Lemley and family. family tells of the birth of a new Wn. Those present were Mr. and who had his feet burned in hot Mrs. A. M. Pevely entertained baby boy to them and an accident Mr>. H. C. Morse and son Jack; cinders on the street. a group of young people at her to little Helen Louise. She had Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Newcomb and Charles Olds was a visitor in ! home Tuesday afternoon in honor daughter Vera, from Vancouver; her leg broken when riding a of her daughter Jean’s birthday Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Newcomb and The D»alles Sunday. bicycle with her father. Newcomb Family Officials Talk Crop Insurance L. C. Wright, county agent, and Dewey Thompson, crop insurance solicitor, were in Pendleton Tues day to attend a meetng at whieu a representative of the AAA spoke. • “ -*y H O W D Y A L L —S E E Y O U A T S A L E M Have Reunion At Beacon Rock Earl Thompson, field man for the AAA will be here next Tues Mr. and Mrs.' Carl Everett and anniversary. Games were played Mrs. Philip Searcy was here the family and Mr. and Mrs. Arthur day to confer with local agricul Walter Davis of Wasco were visi and refreshments were served later tural officials aoout crop insur first of the week from St. Helens i Newcomb and family of Camas, tors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. ihl the day. to visit with relatives. Wn.; Mr. and Mrs. Wayland Weld ance. Mrs. George Wilcoji and chil About ten gallon, of gasoline ! orni children, Gall and 'Darlene, of Ted Everett Sunday. - Mrs., Margaret Peetz is confined dren and Isabel Fortner were visi- Mr. and Mrs. Willard Barnett torE in The Danes Tuesday. It» her home this week ¡by illness. were taken from the Martin M el-1 Portland; Mr. and Mrs. J. S. New- _1 their small B rtW Keith LTmib f to /I The son Dr. Curry, the Seattle Optome zer truck last Friday night b y . comb and daughter, Doris, of took Mr. and Mrs. C. P. Adams and when .7 ¡he . entered trist will again be at Hotel Moro prowlers who had first entered , Grass Valley. Gall and Darlene Dalles Thursday, --- ", , i son Norman, who is home on a Thursday, August 16, for one day the yard at the Lawrence place. 1 returned here with their grand- the Mid-Columbia hospital for an f(nlough from the v g Marines T. R. Hobart of Silverton was P«ents for a weeks visit. Eyes Examined, Glasses Fitted appendectomy. stationed at San Diego, Calif, and Mr. and Mrs. Ed »Alley and Mr. Mjgg Patricia Yocum of Wasco to Relieve Eye Strain and Head here the first of the week confer- ( Jacob Wassenmiller and son aches. Charges Reasonable. Thursday for San Francisco ring with farmers in this section. August, and Donald Olds and hi* and Mrs. Gus Smith motored o the woHds Thfiy Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Kirkpatrick John Foss was' ill the first of cousins, Paul and Leonard Hill- Warm Springs, Wn., Wednesday They wiR to bring the latter’s parents, Mr. of Aloha have been here for “the the week and confined to his home. ntyn( motored to The Dalles Fri- also visit relatives in Santa Cruz, past two weeks visiting with the The wave of robberies has caus- aay when the Hillman boys left and Mrs. John Hays, home after when Norman will leave for San Tom Douma family. Mrs. Kirkpat- ed the city marshall to .stay on for their home in California, after sjiending a month there. Diego. xick and Mrs. Douma are sisters. duty until daybreak each night to spending their vacation here with Mr. and Mrs. M. M. Oveson and Lois Coyner returned home from Mr. and Mrs. L. R. Conlee and insure a safer city from lawless- their grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Moro Friday, after helping Mrs. family of Moro were Sunday din Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hoskinson n«*s. Those ner gusts at the Snm Holme-» hearing strange Jacob Wassenmiller and their Stanley Krusow during harvest. left Tuesday for California where sounds at night can call the sh°r- uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Dean Miss Margaret Trabue of Tim home. - they will see the 1940 edition of iff • or marshall and have the Olds. Rev. Gerald Dryden and family L*' < ***** Dalles was here Thursday to or the San Francisco fair. an on a two weeks stay at the ganize her music class. noises examined. • :n ! William Harder of Milton is as- Robert Henderson and Cliff Cul » ' -» i Baptist Assembly at Gascadia. Ritner has an sisting his father, William Har- ly were in Wasco county Wed- his Joe Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Balzer am Eslinger returned home Sal arm that is keep.ng him from * harevst eseday cheching the results of work and Rolla White is doing the ¡der’ during ha family, y, accompanied by Gus Hart- urday from wheeler where he has plots sown there for experimental hard jobs for him. Wa8^°’ been taking medical treatments. Miss Dorothy Ball is visiting nan ani purposes. Mr. and Mrs. Qari Carlson, who relatives at Corvallis and will vis to The Dalles. Sunday to visit the And it's Montie Montana, no other! He’s bringing his S. M. Laws of the state banking it her grandmother, Mrs. Strong, parents of Mrs. Balzer and Mrs. have been here several weeks his horses—to the Oregon state fair, September 2 to 8. Montis, department was here this week to Basques Are at Eugene before returning home. Hartmann, Mr. and Mrs. C. <R. while Mr. Carlson has been work youngsters will tell you, is one of their Hollywood heroes. interview the few remaining debt Bruckert. Their mother is ill at ing on the new power line,. left Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hausse and her home. ors, of that institution. this week for their home in Ken- _ son, Wilbur; and Mrs. John Perry Joe Brackett was in town this Odd Immigrants c o n ’s m ilk, and 26.5 p er cen t for emt for evaporated mlk. Ante Mrs. Earl Olds and Mrs. Pauline newick, Wn. Meek from his home in Portland. The Basques in the remote hill? /mil Mrs. Herbert Shulmerich ah Wilcox left Friday for Monmouth I Mr. and Mrs. Earl Olds had a* e v a p o ra te d m ilk. T he iAt con lope milk was also found to* be Mrs. J. J. Schaeffer attended the of southeastern Oregon are the of -Hillsobro, and Mrs. AHreu Mrs. Olds’ daughter, Dorothy, lost ; dinner guests Tuesday Mr. and te n t of a n te lo p e m ilk was.» 13 „per about twice as high in protein as Crook county pioneer picnic at most interesting and picturesque Cramer and daughter Ruth of all of her belongings in a fire at Mrs. Edison Sutherland of Pud- c e n t, co m p ared w ith 3 to 5 nor cow’s mlk, and practically the •Prineville last Sunday. Her grand sf all Oregon's ethnic groups. They The Dalles visited last 8 " nd»y Nelf.on Hall Thursday night. Mrs. man, Wn., Miss Louise Fraley of c e n t fo r cow 's m ilk, am i 8.2* p«»’ same as evaporated mlk. daughter, Louise, went with her cossed the sea and a continent with Mr. and Mrs. Dsck Huhman Olds returned home Sunday. Portland and 0. M. Fraley of to Redmond to visit friends. fiom the Pyrenees of Spain to mid Mr. and Mrs. John Rolfe, Mr. and Mrs. Dick Holdaway Maupin. IA marriage license was issued fir.d in the wild Steens Mountains | Mr anJ Mrj Earl of metored to Portland Saturday to | 1------------------- — to Clarence Quellin and Ida Willis ‘.he conditions suitable for raising p ortland visjted at the home of visit their daughter, who is re of Shaniko Wednesday and Judge sheep, the ancient calling of t c and Mrs. Herman Schilling covering from an operation at the Antelope Give Potter waived the time. The o’.u-world Basques. Tnursday. Dcernbecher hospital. groom is station agent at Shan Stories differ as to how -h- j iko. Basques happened to settle in Mr. ancj Mrs. Wallace May and Mr. and Mrs. Ed Alley and Mr. Rich Milk Mrs. Omer Sayrs was Hostes'» Oregon. According to one version former’s mother, Mrs. L. D. and Mrs. Gus Smith motored to4 If antelope gave as much milk to members of the Jolly Dozen card a Basque sea captain came to Sai. May, visited relatives in The The Sunday to visit Mr. , us cows, they would be a varitablc ¿»it Dalles s-— club Friday afternoon. Mrs. Theo, Francisco in the 188O’s and found l^ n e s Supday. - and Mrs.-Roy Feely and to see the mine for dairymen, judging dore Johnston, Mrs- Howard Con hi* wav ud through Winnemucca • . National Guard troop train leave ^rom a n 'analysia^of Oregon ante- \ . vs. lee and Mrs. W. J. Martin won ¿ the «M ing region. He remain-1 E. E. Gervais and daughter, The Dalles. Maurice Feely was , lopc mJlk r€Centiy (by Dr: J.. R. ed to make a fortune and then re- | lima Lee, stopped here Sunday one of the boys leaving. distinction at cards. . jjaag, agrciultural chemist at Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Thaxter » his native home in , evening on their way home to Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Fulkerson Qregon state collqgq,. fpi" ,t,hi.\ Uni- S t X d to ten of the great sheep Prineville from Pendletoil- where v.tre here from Los Angeles to of Maupin were here Sunday eve- ted gtateR «biologicaL survey. This F o r — — ---------- ------ T— -------- ----- ;— visit the Schadewitz family. Mrs. country in Oregon. Another ac- 'he5 visited Mrs. Gervais, ning visiting Mrs. Glen McLash- aaa]ysjg showed that antelope Give to contestant or fill out end deposit in ballot box at Thaxter is an aunt of Melvin. count tells of young Basques who ( an<j Mrs. Edgar tAJley and bn. They, brought Leila McLach-I m;lk' has yery neariy the same Nellie Belshe was buried in the entered the country by the way o children visited Mr. and Mrs. Pau. lin home after spending a week i c,<nstituents as evaporated milk, Wasco Pharmacy, Moro Bank or .Alley’s Confectonery. >loro cemetery ^uesday afternoon Ellie Island and drifted across th e i Aufe near Wasco Sunday, late w;th them. hn<» has even more fat. after her death at Hood River country until they found a location , g o in g to The Dalles. Mrs. Ed Karnes and grandson, analysis showed total solids Dalles last week. She was a sister of most like their native home. Lloyd spent Thursday night visit- | per cent in antelope milk, Wilford Belshe. Wayne Karnes and his mother, ir.g at the home of Mr. and Mrs. i conipare(i with 12-Hper ceTit in The Basques are a gay people, Hubert Bartrum and Dean Ful p aying " e guitar. a£„'rdi.n or) Mr, Ed Karnes, and Lila Lee Al- W F. Schilling. _ __________________ ler are having lots of fun this haip dancing and singing. When ! ley motored to Husum, Wn ,Sun- Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Coyner and week starting into business by w at work they are likely to be ' riaj where Mrs. Karnes w.U re daughter, Lois, motored to Wamic establishing a shoe shining parlor found around the village plaza I main to visit her son Dans ano Sunday to visit. They took their at Belknap’s shop. son Harold to The Dalles where engaged in pastimes that bring family. Raymond and Alma Eslinger the atmosphere of old Spain to the had the cast removed from his leg- Mrg Marion Van Metre had as stopped here briefly Sunday to They returned home Monday. Oregon wilderness. dinner guests Tuesday, Mrs. J. A. visit relatives, while on their way -O regon .Writers’ Project, WP . Bucher_ Mrs C. C., McGowan M rs., Wayne Karnes and The Robert Dr. H . C . C urry, the old to their home at Hillsboro. They are grandchildren of Mr. and Mrs. HAVE YOUR SHINED ¿ I h e X n all of Dod- Friday evening to meet Mrs. Glen Reliable O ptom etrist, of E. E. Barnum. »'I' D^IL-eaan’a Itiirbf-T Shop ShOD Ifornnu OT, Kenneth, W hO T C Karnes and R son who re AT Belknap’s Barber son’ . Mrs. W. F McLeod is spending turned from a two weeks stay in Adults 10, Kids 5 cento Seattle, w h o has made Pro- this week in Portland where she Mr. and Mrs. Gus Smith and Portland. is visiting friends. Mr. and Mrs. Edison Sutherland Mr. and Mrs. John Hays went to The hearing of Dean Pinkerton of Pullman, Wn., and Mins Louise fessionaPVisits to M o ro for The Dalles Tuesday to visit Mr. T. Lester Johnson p.bd Mrs. Roy Feely. Mr. and Mrs. Fraley of Portland end their fath which was to be held last Tuesday was waived. er, 0. M. Fraley of Maupin arriv years w ill again be at the Hays plan to stay a month. LAWYER E. E. Barnum returned home ed Monday evening to visit theii Mrs. Roy Wells gave a party sister, Mrs. Art Bibby and fam* M o ro from Redmond Tuesday after MORO WASOO H otel, Thursday, Tuesday for her son David, to cel- spending three weeks there with ily- . , . brate his .birthday anniversary. his son. The Ladies Social Service cluo ^ F o ld e r s , circulars The afternoon was spent playing will meet Wednesday, August 14 August 1 5 for one day.' booklets, throw See our prices on business games with refreshments served at the home of Mrs. Roy Wells. aways Eyes Examined, Glasses later. x Mr. and MrR. Bert Cox returned station ery an d posters!! Mrs. Maude Gove of Bend is pitted to Relieve Eye Strain here visiting her daughter, Mrs. Sam Davis. A Public notices, and Headaches. Charges i Mrs. Hazel Zurlinden left for election notices * Every business wanting posters, ' Portland Saturday on a business display pieces, mailing pieces, Reasonable. ! trip. public notices, circulars, banners I Frank Lemley was a visitor in N ew ru b b e r ^ B a n n e rs , display The Dalles Friday. etc., will want to investigate our a g it a t o r » to p » signs and notices Mrs. H. A. Sommer and Miss w r in g e r r o l l s lower prices. A complete serv Anna Schwartz spent several days i ice for every business at costs Visiting at the ranch home of Mr. that can't be beat!!! piV Mrs. Kenneth Martin last Special custom Trade your old washer as PRICES EFFECTIVE FRIDAY A SATURDAY, AUGUST 9 and 10. week. ized printing jobs down payment. Phone 161 Mr. and Mrs. Gus Hartmann and son, Charles of Wasco, were for trial vifitors at the home of Mr. and Kent Legion Hall Mrs A. F. Balzer Friday evening. « in R e m o ’ Word has been received here Cliff Slack’s Orchestra that Ferdinand Stark will be an iiisturctor in the Lafayette school American Legion: Sponsor The Dalles, Ora. the coming year. G ood For 1OO Votes Q u e e n C o n te st Coming Again EASY WASHER DANCE SAFE Saturday, Aug. 10 Salmon B,^ , £ Æ ite . 2 cans Sanka Coffee Caff j.hd Per lb. flavor-Jell Any Flavor 4 Pkgs. lib . Pkg. Raisins Dundee Seedless Dog & Cat food Trixie 5 cans Per Pkg. Cake flour Softasilk Crackers Sunshine Krispy 2 pounds IA O IA T IO CARNATION M ILK 6 cans 33c 33c 17c 21c 23c 43c FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES WK CONLEE'S GROCERY PHONE 622 S h erm an Co. J o u rn a l HAMPTON FURNITURE .................................mu..........muni..... ...... 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