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S H E R M A N C O U N T Y JO U R N A L ,
Harvest Ends;
Vacations Start
In Moro
MORO.
O R EG O N , F R ID A Y , AUGUST 16, 194»
visiting at the A. A Dunlap home.
I Donald Thompsoh, Bob F latt and
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Ramsey Schadewitz.
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Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Webb of
King City, California were here
uasday to look over their prop
erty* in Moro and visit briefly with
friends.
Coquille Boy Wins Ford Good Driver Contest
Dean Olds, K endrick Dunlap,
A rch C an trall and H ow ard Pierce
of P o rtlan d w ent fishing on the
Deschutes Sunday.
Mr. and M rs. Dell Olds anil m ..
and Mrs. H arold E akin m otoreu io
C rater Lake Sunday, re tu rn in g
home Tuesday.
Homemade Electrical
Apparatus Dangerous
On F rid ay , A u g u st 2, 1940,
“Jac k ie” W alker, fo u r year old son
of Mr. and Mrs. Lindsie W alker,
Route 1, Springfield, was electro-
i pled when he ^contacted an elec
trically energized wire used as a
fence around the p ro p erty of A1
Cam pbell, a neighbor. This is the
lu s t death of a,, person in Oregon
from a homemade electric fence.
The device used to energize the
fence was built for Mr. Campbell
by a neighbor’s boy who co n stru c
ted it Tn -accordance with a de
scription ,aml diagram publish©«
i i a nationally distrib u ted m aga-
zne “ Mechanix Illu stra te d .” It did
i.ot comply in any respect w ith
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Kolar and two
daughters, Charmain and Delight,
Mrs. A. A. D unlap retu rn ed
Mr. and Mrs. A. J . Bucholtz and went through Sherman county
home from Corvallis, w here she
**on T e rry , le ft M onday fo r a Tuesday on their way to Crater
had been sinoe the d eath of her
s h o rt vacation which took (hen; Lake.
fa th e r. H er m other, Mrs. A ugus
to P o rtlan d , S eattle by plane, and
Dr. and Mrs. L. D. Idlem an of
ta H aynes, retu rn ed w ith her for
by b o at to C anadian points. They Salem and Mrs. C. L. Stam ey of
a visit.
v’ill re tu rn Sunday.
Silverton spent la s t week end at
Mr. and M rs. H ugh P eterson ol die A. S. Johnson home.
Mr. and Mrs. Jak e EslingdV
S i.cram ento, C alifornia were her-;
were business visito rs in The
Andy May and wife were here
lact week to visit w ith her re la T hrursday afternoon.
Dalles Monday.
A rt Bibby an 1 M arion Van
tives. She was form erly S hirle;
Mr. and Mrs. H arlow P a rk in s
M< tre went to The Dalles early
O lds, d a u g h te r of M r, -and Mrs.
came la s t S atu rd ay from Pendle-
Monday when Mr. Bibby entered
W ill Olds.
ter. to visit w ith her relatives
a hospital for m edical atten tio n .
Jo h n F oss was a t the hospital
over the week end. Mr. P ark in s
Mr. and Mrs. Glen McLachlin
in The Dalles T uesday and expect:
vet the a ssista n t chief of the soil
and
fam ily were v isito rs in Thi
to go no a vacation of a week o’ erhservation service here Sunday
Dalles F rid ay .
m ore a t th e Oregon coast.
and accom panied him on his to u r
Mr. and Mrs. Glen McLachlin
Mr. and Mrs. R. V. Lockhart and
M rs.
P ark in s
rem ained
have
moved to the ranch ju st north
and son retu rn ed Sunday from
through th e week.
cf
the
Glen King place. He will
th eir vacation to the beaches.
The school re d istrictin g com m it
work for Mr. King.
W hile th ey were gone Mrs. M a u d
Mr. and Mrs. Bud Coon and Mr.
A kers had a p ain t job done on tee for th e county will m eet next
and
Mrs. Roy Schilling and sop ,
Monday
forenoon
a
t
the
office
of
the house they occupy.
G ary m otored to Sandy S atu rd ay
Mr. and Mrs. J. K. McKean left the school superintendent an a
tc v isit Mr. and Mrs. Florin Coon,
T h u rsd ay for San Francisco to sec prepare its re p o rt which m ust be j
re tu rn in g home Sunday evening
•eady
by
S
eptem
ber
first.
th e fa ir.
Eighteen-year-old Ray Gaulke of Coquille, haa been declared Oregon
Mr. and Mrs. W. ’ C. Schilling
C layton May moved his fam ily , winner in the Ford Good Drivers League contest for 1940. His
M r. and Mrs. Vernon F la tt and
and d a u g h ter and her m other. Mrs.-
parents
Mr.
and
Mrs.
S.
C.
Gaulke
of
Coquille
w
ill
accompany
him
to
fam ily, le ft W ednesday on a two Thursday afternoon,
E dith B urnet, of Moro w ere d in
w eeks vacation trip th a t will take obtained work in th a t town for | New York where during the week of August 26, he and 47 other
ner guesi> a t the home of Mr. and
vthem to V ictoria, B. C. and various the winter. *
,
j state winners will compete for national prizes totaling $30,000.
Mrs. W. F. Schilling Sunday.
other points of in te re st in Canada.
The school election to be held
I Mr. and Mrs. A rt F a rg h e r of
T he Belshee fam ily will hold its
Mr. and M rs. A lfred -Payne hud The- Dalles were callers a t the
next S aturday, A ugust 17, is
is for
fo r I — .
fam ily reunion a t B ear JSpring.
as
th e ir g u e st Mrs. P ay n e’s siste r I A rt Bibby home Sunday evening.
ihe purpose of p erm ittin g Schoo.
S unday, A u g u st 25.
in law, M rs. Grace B auer from ! Mr. and Mrs. Edison S utherland
D istrict 17, the Moro d istrict, to
A. Rose is in St. V incent’s hos sell Block 27, which it disposed of ,
A rizona, who le ft Monday for her !tu Pullm an, Wn., Miss Louise F ra
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pltal in P ortland recovering front
home.
ley of P ortland and O. M. F raley
.n 1912 b a t failed to obtain legal
•j. m ajo r operation which he un perm ission from the* voters. ■ It i s |
went to Maypin >?atur lay evening
J
M
rs.
F
red
Cox
and
son
Don
d erw en t last Monday.
\ ere business visitors in Portland a fte r spending a week here v isit
form ality.
F rien d s of B arb ara Leisz noted
S atu rd ay , re tu rn in g home Sunday. ing .their siste r, M rs. A rt Bibby.
The trees - along -m ain stre e t
her p ictu re in a P ortland paper
From M aypin
the S utherland >
th is week w ith the caption telling were trim m ed T hursday m orning
R obert C rane of K lam ath Falls ana Msis F raley left for P ortland
Mr. and Mrs. H erm an Zeiglei was a v isito r a t the home of Mr. where they will visit several days
ay an employee of the light com
th atx sh e was now Mrs. ,P. 0
i lx fore going to C a lifo rria to visit
'Denkm an of th it city. Mrs. Denk- pany .while a Crowd of people had as guests Sunday his sisters rn d Mrs. Glen K arnes S aturday.
A. M. C oyner and son Ha.rold S u th erlan d ’s siste r, Mrs. Ingolf
m an has ta u g h t in the Moro patched the operation and made ano fam ilies, Mr. and Mrs. John
suggestions and the rem ark *> 4 Gaylord and sons, L ester and V er w ent to The Dalles T hursday when Torvend and family-. They will also
schools fo r four years.
Miss G eraldine Powell of P o rt made th a t if they had been across non, and Mrs. Am elia H uffm an , Itaro ld had an o th er cast put on visit the F a ir at San F ran ci.co b •-
his leg.
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land is visiting a t the Tom Douma he pond they would have w anted and son, H arold, ali of Canby.
fere re tu rn in g to th eir home nt
as
much
above
them
as
they
could
Mr.
and
M
rs.
Don
C
lodfelter Pullm an.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Boice
Blaylock
'
home fo r a few days of this
?et and would w ait for bombs w> e n tertain ed friends and n eig hbors^ an., fam ily, J e a n e tte Huhm an and
C lifford C '.nninghaiu of M aupin-
weeki
Tuesday a t a farew ell p a rty fo r Olan S ta rk w e re ^ v isito rs in The was a visitor here Sunday.
E arl S h ip ley retu rn ed Monday .iTni the trees.
Dulles M onday. . . - •
Jacqueline R ust retu rn ed horn»
from P hiladelphia where he has
Mr. and Mrs. H ugh Magill stop Mr. and Mrs. V irgil R oberts, who
Glen K arn es moved his b ro th er Sunday from LaG rande where she
leaving
the
la
s
t
of
the
week
been atten d in g theological school. 3€(. here this week while on th
tneir
e ir are
He has one year to go before fin way to San Francisco. Mrs. M a - J ío t’ Canby where they will m ake P a ris and fam ily from Prineville spent several weeks visiting her
e ir home. (After an inform al tn H urum , Wn., over the week eunt.
ishing. He is w ith his m other,
¡1 is a cousin of Dr. Poley anti
an > th hei
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H arry Beezely of Mason City,
Mrs. Tom Douma for a vacation. he is head of the investors’ syn evening refreshm ents were Sv v enu
Mr. and M rs. Tom Alley and I Wn., and Joe B eezely 'o f Stockton.
• A m arriag e license was issued dicate of Chicago and a well eti
Mr and M rs. W illiam L uttrell of
th is week to Law rence K esterson, known economist. The Magill fam
Mr. and M rs. Holmes W rig h t P o rtlan d w e re a t Wasco F riday to C alifornia w ere.v isito rs a t the A it
Bibby home one day la st week.
26, and Helen Thom pson, 18, o ily lived in W allowa county in <f Toppenish, Wn., and Mrs. J. G.
v isit Mr. and M rs. F red Cole.
Mrs. Orville R uggles retu rn ed
•Rufus, by the clerk a t Vancouver,
Van
M
etre
of
Sunnysde,
Wn.,
ar-
early days.
Mr. and M rs. Fred Krusow were home S atu rd ay from Moro whe
W ashington.
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xic.Mj
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and wife ex- , r ;ved T uesday to v isit Mr. and visitors in Goldendale, W n., Sat-
she had been helping Mrs. W. C.
Mr. and Mrs. W illiam Pillsbury pect to re tu rn to Moro today, Fr.- Mrs M arion Van M etre and fam -
u id ay .
of V ancouver, Wn , are here this day, a f te r spending several weeks ily
Mrs. Van M etre will rem ain 1 Miss V irg in ia H elyer was a v is j Schilling a week.
E. M. Alley, Tom Alley and
week to visit with Mrs. P illsb u ry ’s in P o rtlan d atten d in g conferences tu vigit a week o r ten days,
itor in Goldendale, Wn., S aturday. William L u tterell of P ortland were
cousins, Mrs. W. A. R uggles ana
Glen
and visiting.
,
Mr. and M rs. C. A. O estreich
Wayne Karnes ami
In The Dalle,
M is. O. N. R uggles. She is
Thé high wind of last Monday and fam ily retu rn ed F rid ay from K arnes were visitors at
Monday.
d a u g h ter of Reed Hulse, who for
dislodged the sheet
iron cover p two weeks trip to C alifornia to Friday evening,
W illard B arnett m otored to Th?
inerly lived in Moro.
Mrs. E d g a r Alley and children " D a lle s'S a tu rd a y to bring his wife
on th e city fire siren in W asco aû a {¿visit Che F air, re tu rn in g via thn
The C harles A dlard and C harles
it cam e down to the stre e t through ceûs t highw ay to Seaside and Ab- ai;d M rs. Gus E n g stro m were vis unu son, Keith home.
B ullard fam ilies drove to the Geo.
ilors in The Dalles F riday.
one
of Ed McKee’s aw nings to to ria.
Mrs. E. M. H elyer apd son,
Mcloy home a t Rowena Sunday
Mrs. Tom Alley and d au g h ter Gordon, w ent to Hood Efter*
detrim
ent
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
George
Jorgeson
fo r a g et to g eth er picnic and the ra th e r serious
M r.- T hursday to visit her p aren ts,
of Y akim a, Wn., spent Sunday v is M ildred, Lila Lee Alley and
vinitinv
visit w ith Nellie Meloy from C or the canvas.
W
illiam
L
u
tterell
were
iting her a u n t and uncle, M i -
Mr. and Mrs. John Adams.
vallis and her daughter, K athleen
“ My boy, you’ll never be able to H erm an Schilling and husband. M rs. H ines a t W asco Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. A. F. B alzer and
an<l husband from Live O ak; Cal.
Mr. and M rs. M. Sm ith and his son C lair m otored to F rog Lake
su
p
p
o
rt
my
dau
g
h
ter.
W
hy,
I
can
They
le
ft
for
th
eir
home
on
Mon
T he Ted E llio tt fam ily and J. B.
siste r, Evelyn of Laurel, N e b ras Sunday where 'th e y had lunch.
day.
E llio tt of The Dalles were also hardly m anage it m yself.”
ka sp en t several days here v is it They returned by way of Tim ber-
“T
ell
you
w
hat,
sir—le
t’s
g^
Genevieve
O
estreich
en
tertain
ed
\ th ere. B arb ara
Meloy re tu rn e d
ing Mr., and Mrs. A. M. Coyner, lin t lodge, th rough Hood 'River,
friends a t a p a rty Monday a f te r
J home with the A dlards for a ten fifty-fifty.”
luqt
WPPlt.
end stopped in The Dalles to visit
noon in honor of her birtho. y.
L d < y s v isit before the s ta rtin g of
M rs. J . W. Kelsey and son and a sh o rt tim e w ith Mrs. B alzer s
Games
w
ere
played
and
re
fre
s
h
school.
d a u g h te r and her fa th e r, Mr. Stod
m ents w ere served by the hostes?. dard of P o rtland, sp en t several p aren ts, Mr. and Mrs. C. L.
Dr. H. L. C urry was here T h u rs
Mr. and Mrs. A lfred
llred ra
y n e anu
~
Mr and B ruckert.
P ayne
and
day while on his rounds of Oregon
Grace M arie Zevely, who i>
d
au
g
h
ter,
Leone
Moore,
and
th
e
ir
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i
and W ashington.
h o u s. guest, M r , Grace B a u e r .; M r , A. M. Zevely.
\ o rk in g near Moro, spent Sunday
LAW TEE
Dewey Thompson drove to P o rt
of A rizona were visitors in The , W .A. Sexton and d a u g h te rs an 1 v .siting her p aren ts, Mi; and Mrs.
land W ednesday to bring the Boy
yr A gno
’•* MORO
Dalles Sunday a t the home of Mr. '
S couts gack from ^ h e ir trip to
gran d son of San Diego, C alifornia A. M. Zevely.
Roy Powell and d au g h ters, Jean
and Mrs. Oscar B ruckert?
C am p M erriw eather. They are
a rd ‘ B etty, were visitors her •
K enneth Todd le ft S atu rd ay for cn S atu rd ay and Sunday.
Miss B etty Lou Olds and Mis«
P ortland.
A nita D unlap were visitors in The T hursday.
Miss M arg aret T rabue of Th ■
F ran k B ennett of The Dalles
D tlles was here T h u rsd ay to take
was a business visitor here T ues L alles ¿Thursday.
iHoward Pierce of P ortland is
charge of a music class.
day-
Mrs. Kendrick
Dunlap e n te r
George W itter, George Howell
and W ilbur H aggerty of Kent
tained friends a t h er home T h u rs
day afternoon w ith two tables of
v ere business visitors here Tues-
contract. Mrs. Ted E v e re tt re
dpy. '
Mrs. Jam es B lagg w ent to A rl
ceived high score and Mrs. Don
ington to v isit h e r son Jam es and
Sm ith second. R efreshm ents were
fam ily several days.
served
by the hostess.
N ew ru b b er
Mr. and Mrs. Lot R ust came up
Mrs. Dell Olds and daughtei
C A T7T7 a g ita to r «to p s
from The Dalles Monday evening
Miss Mildred Alley and Mrs.
O f l l 1-4 w r i n g e r r o l l » B H etty,
and M rs. A rt Bibby and children
P R ICES E F F E C T IV E FRIDAY & SATURDAY, AUG UST 16 & 17
arold E akin were visitors in The
retu rn ed to The Dalles w ith them ,
Dalles F riday.
a
to be n ea r her huslband who is in
Mr. and M rs. H erm an Schilling
Trade your old washer aa
and Mrs. Ed Alley were v isito .s
a h o s p ita l/
a-
Mr. and Mrs. W allace May, Mrs.
in The Dalles S atu rd ay .
down
payment.
Phone
161
T. D. May and her gu ests W. A.
Mr. and Mrs. W illiam L uttreK
Sexton and d au g h ters and grand-
of
P ortland arriv ed here T h u rsd ay
for trial
srrt, Mrs. A. M. Zevely and chil
to visit Mr. and Mrs. Tom Alley
dren m otored to Moro Sunday and
and Mr. and Mrs. Ed Alley.
T h e “NEW ”
DRIFTED S N O W
enw yed a picnic dinner w ith Mr.
M rs. M att Simon and d au g h ters,
and M rs. H oward Belshee and Mr. !
Dolores and H elen, returned S a t
and M rs. C harles Belshee and A1 •
urday from a week’s v isit in
The Dalles, Ore.
I
P ortland.
S e r v e a P e a c h C o b b le r W right.
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£ LK .SEASON TO OPEN
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‘ LA.ll steps jjossiJhe to prevent out
lb sack
break of any fires d u rin g the C lat
sop county elk season are being
R e d & W h it e
taken by the S ta te Game Commis
F la ts
sion officials.
W ith the cooperation of the.
S tate F o re stry d ep artm en t, a r
ran g em en ts have been made for
1 2 0 f o o t r o ll
the estab lish m en t of a t lea-it
M e ta l Cuttter E d g e
tig h t “ hot” cam ps— where camp
fires m ay be b u ilt— and only cold
cam
ps will be perm itted elsew here
D ry G o o d s, C lo th in g a n d
F R E S H FRUITS A ND V E G E T A B L E S "
in the h u n tin g area.
The C latsop county bull elk
S h o e s to m e e t th e
season opens a t noon .on A ugust
24 and engs on Septem ber 2-
n e e d s o f t h e i.rw.
Shooting of cow ■elk will n o t be
p erm itted in ’ C latsop county and
c o m m u n it y
any h u n ter killing cow elk will
face vigorous prosecution.
D e p e n d a le , Q u a lity G r o c e r ie s
If a /h u n ter is unable to bag n
bull elk in C latsop county, his bull
elk tag will be good in N o rth w est
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:^ « .M n i i Hti«ii u ii n n m m » t n t in t » U i» llll l H U »M ll l l l i l l l HHH»IIH I|U lu tu m g there, Novem ber 1 to 16, inclusive.
j
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hriPQ(lS VlSlt
The
n
rccoignzed safety standard*.
current was continuous and had
value twice thgt Tinovhi to ho
s.rfe. This accident will sarra to
indicate the truth o f the o ft r e
peated statem ent that it ia im
possible Tor*»the layman to build a
safe electric fence unit. This is
a job for a trained engineer and
even he must hav-2 electrical lab
oratory testing equipment before
he can construct a device having
proper safety factors, warns tho
Slate Bureau of Labor.
Young Politician
S tra n g e r (to sm all boy w ith a
large d o g ): “ How do you m anage
to 'le a d an anim al like t h a t ? ”
Boy: “ It’s not so h ard — you ju s t
put a leash on him ; find out which
way he w ants to go and then h an g
on.”
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Sherman Co. Journal
THEY BUCK
N o better string of
EASY WASHER
bucking horses can
be found than the
bunch brought here
by
U-Can l O c
46 oz. tin 1 8 c
B IS Q U IC K
Lg. Pkg.
Minced Clams
Boraxo
20-Mule Team
Waxed Paper1
Roast Beef . Armour’s
2 cans
2 cans
2 for
12 oz. can 2 O c
inlower Snow White Per head 1 9 c
String Beans Blue Lake , Per lb.'-O5c
7 for 1 7 c
Cantaloupes
Potatoes
25 lb. sack 5 9 c
DELIVER CONLEE’S GROCERY
XSAVE Quality Goods
„ ZEIGLER’S ° S ± Grass Valley
Barber.
N ot one conies out
of the chute w ith
HAMPTON FURNITURE
C o m p le t e
S to c k
Mac
out going into a
dance that more often than not upsets .his
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would-be rider.
T his is Y O U R
Fair,
T he 4-H
boys and girls who exhibit are Y O U R
children; the men and women you meet are
Y O U R neighbors; the exhibits and the
racing stock are Y O U R animals-
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Sherman C ounty Fair
Sept. 13-14-15