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About Sherman County journal. (Moro, Or.) 1931-current | View Entire Issue (Sept. 6, 1940)
J < > PAOB 3 SHERMAN COUNTY JOURNAL, Moro People Take Advantage Of Labor Day MORO. OREGON, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER «, 1040 Omer Sayrs is breaking his cow i footed colt to lead and will have him at the' Sherman county fair n^xt week. LeRoy Wright, county agent, war in Salem the first of the week to look after the county exhibits at that show. Grass Valley Girl Starts Nurse’s Training Mr. and Mr*. Ed Alley and Mr*. Glen Karne* were visitor* in The Dalle* Tuesday. The Grass Valley Grain Growers held a business meeting at the elevator Tuesday. r V Mr. and Mr*. Harold Eakih and son were visitors in The Dalles Wednesday. Mrs. Gertrude Harper and son Myron of Portland spent several days visiting her aunt, Miss Anna Schwartz. Mrs. A. M. Zevely and daugh ters, Mary Lou and Jean, left Sat urday for Camp Sherman where Mrs. Zevely will teach achool this year. Mr. and Mr«. R. J. Baker were business visitors in The Dalles and Wasco Saturday. 1 Mr. and Mr*. Jifhnes Driscoll ar rived Saturday to' spend several days visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. iR. Fortner, before going to their home in Heppner. Dell Olds and daughter, Betty, were visitors in The Dalles Wed nesday. Mr. and Mrs. Florin Coon of Sandy visited hi* parents, Mr. and Mrs. Bud Coon over the week end. Mr. and Mr*. Louis Walsh ar.o children of Castle Rock, Wn., were dinner guest* at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Glen Karnes Thursday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Dawes and The following ad* are a part <rf son Gary, returned home Saturday from a week* vacation at Etfgene the Moro- Cqsnmun^ty Club’* pro Mrs. J. E. Karnes, Mrs« Ernest and Marshfield where they visited giam. The first drawing will ba Karne* and children and Mr*. relative*. held Saturday, Saptemebt 7 at J. K. ■ <•>. Arthur Karnes and children left McKean’/ ' H ereafter thetirawings Mr. and Mrs. George WiloOx and Thursday for their homes at Hoxie, will be held at the place at the Kansas after spending six weeks family returned home last Tuesday head *f thia list. in the northwest, visiting relatives. from a vacation trip that took them to Seaside and Portland for a week. For Sale: 1937 three quarter tea, Mr. and Mrs. ,George Wilcox and Moro Saturday. Audrey Baker is attending school Mr. and Mrs. Sam Lemley and family left Fricfay for Vale where Mr. and Mrs. Dell Olds and \ Melvin Schadewitz and family ir. Seattle thia winter where she is son Donald, and son Lesley and their daughter, Janet, will teach drove to Grand Coulee over the staying with her uncle, Dennis daughter, Betty, and Mr. and Mrs. home economics in the high school wife and daughter June, of Spo Labor day week end to see the big Baker, who is a school superin Harold Eakin an! son and Miss kane were visitors at the home of at that place.. dam and the country between here tendent there. She started right Clara Met singer left Friuay for Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Schilling and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Lemley over ofter Labor day. Seaside. They drove to Astoria to and there. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Schilling and the Labor day week end. Otis Baker and son in law Oscar attend the regatta and the fish der Mrs. Margaret Peetz and so.i Carl left last Saturday for a trip Leach went to Willowa county by. Betty remained n Portland to to Breitenbush springs, to Albany fishing and report good catches begin nurses training at Emanuel hospital. where the assessors meet this year, every day of the trip. Mr. and Mrs. Russel Hollinshead Mr. and Mrs. Claus Bardenhagen and on to the coast. They expect to return at the end of this week. returned to their home in Moro and family and Mrs. Bert Cox were this week to get ready for the start dnner guests a t the home of Mr. Dick Lockhart and family were of school. and Mrs. D^k Huhman F riday eve- in Yakima over the week end. Mrs. The intersections of Fourth 99 « Lockhart is working in the light street between Main and Court, n ng in honor of their small son's company office this week while were oiled this week by the state oirtfcday anniversary. Eddie Peter* is taking his vacation. crew. The job is being done for Mr. and Mrs. Marion Van Metre SATURDAY A SUNDAY Mr. and Mrs. Ray Edwards and the city to prevent breaking down and family and his mother, Mrs. Tyrone Power — Myrna Loy son Jack, left Friday night for of the newly paid surface of the J. G. Van Metre, who spent several weeks here, went to Goldendale George Brent their home in California after street. spending a couple of weeks here as Mrs. Edna Burrows was here Sunday where they were met by guests of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. last week visiting with the Pinker Clifford Van Metre and Mary Kath am a mtaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaattaaaattaaaxattOi erine Melly of Sunnyside, Wn., and Jack Cothran. ton family. Mrs. Margaret Eoff of Charles Bullard and wife came Yakima and Mrs. Wilma Poole of they all drove to the Block House heme last week from a trip to the Salem were here to visit their par resort for a picnic dinner. ccait at Newport stopping at ents, Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Pinker Mr. and Mrs. Jake Esliriger anJ Camp Sherman on the way home. ton. ftmily were visitors in The Dalles Mr. and Mrs. A. Douma and F i • ny. John Ryan was here the first of •daughter, Gloria, left Thursday for the week; He is now traveling for C. W. Fields and Mis. Rawleigh Wheeler to visit the Jake Douma *<n oil company. : returned home Monday lay from liv in '* a trip trip T() u h Wn M rs. E sth . family. Tex Irzyk came home from the >nd Brown Ta. Joe Peters and family and Ed to Klamath Falls, Lakevew and j* r hospital this week after being Sharp and G. Douma and Pauline Crater Lake. coma, Wn., Mr*. Ernest Karnes and there over two months from the re. Davis went to Timberline lodge Mr. and Mrs. L o j ' s May and s?n children, Mrs. Arthur Karnes and suit of an accident with a binder. Monday. D ry G o o d s, C lo th in g a n d v sited relatives at Pend’eton, Her children of Hoxie, Kansas were All those wishing permits or Bud Amidon returned Wednesday miston and Freewaier Sunday. dinner guests at the home of Mr. S h o e s to m e e t th e licenses to drive cars may get in n’ght from Seattle where he had and Mrs. Glen Karnes Wednesday. Miss Dorothy Olds is spending touch with the' examiner at the spent a week visiting friends. Mrs. Herman Schilling and son, n e e d s o f th e Court House in Moro on Wednes Thirley Chapman, his uncle Earl the week in The Dalles visiting Robert and daughter, Barbara Wal. freinds. d a y , September 11, 1940, who will Chapman, Bruce Shelton, and Irene pole, left Saturday for ¡Belknao c o m m u n it y be or. duty between the hours of 10 and Elaine Palmers and Teeny Mr. and Mrs. Chester Eaton and Springs. From there they went a. m. to 5 p. m. Steele of Corvallis were here over family from the Valley were guests to Salem to attend the state a D epréndale, Q u a lity G r o c e r ie s of his sister, Mrs. H. D. Huhmar., day before taking Miss Walpole to . Mr. and Mrs. Harold Ginn, Labor day week end. A reunion of the Elliott family and family over Labor day. Margaret Caldwell and Florence Portland where she lives. Mis. Schilling and Robert returned home Lawrence returned from a trip to was held here Sunday at the home Mrs. John Rolfe and son Rodney, of Mr. and Mrs. M. A. Bull. the coast this week. Fiances Wells, Doris Newcomb Wednesday. Word from W. E. \A31ison Miss Virginia Helyer and Mrs n^>n i nmp iq^M>^H^innt*m i munnu i nni i n i ii n i min iii ni i H iiiii n i nm iiu n Ross Ornduff and wife are spend and Warren Morgan were visitors Newberg is that he is unable ° in The Dalles Tuesday. Ed Alley were business visitors V ing a few days in Portland this make his usual trip • to Sherman week. Mr. and Mrs. Croswhite of The this year. Anyone who wants to ride in the county DaLes were visitors at the home Mr. and Mrs. Robert Belknap re Grand Entry and Serpentine should turned from Marshfield Thursday of Mr. and Mrs. H. D. Huhman be at the fair grounds Sunday, Sunday. Miss Virginia Huhman September 8, for the first practice. to be ready for the opening of the accompanied them home to The This, includes the queen and prin- Wa sco schools. Dalles where she will attend high cerses. school this year. Carrel Bennet accompanied by Miss Frances Wells had some of Lois Melzer and Gene Brisbine left her school chums in for dinner Saturday for Portland. The girls bOK SALE: Four visible 10 gallon Friday evening in honor of Helen capacity gâs pumps. A-l condi Fortner, who left Saturday for returned Monday. Carrel went on tion. Good 'Buys. C. H. Linde Heppner where she will attend high to Washington to visit his parents. man, Poplar Grove. 42-44 school this year. Those present Mr. and Mrs. M. E. McKee anil son, Gordon, were at Breitenbush A GOOD DEAL on new 1940 Fords. were Betty Barnett, Doris New Springs over the long week end. Three left - Tudor, Fordor and comb, Helen Fortner the honor Mr. and Mrs. A. S. Johnson and Pick-up. Call or write Steele guest, and the hostess Frances Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Belshaw were Motor Co., Maupip, Ore. 43-46p Wells. in Hood River Labor day to attend Mr. and Mrs. H. D. Huhman anti a reunion of the Hampton family EXPERT Linolium Installing By children were visitors in The'Dalles Al Weiler for Montgomery Ward. at the home of Mr. and Mrs. C. P. Tuesday. Work Guaranteed; Reasonable Ragsdale. The Dalles. Call Montgomery Mr. and Mrs. Arch Fortner were ' The Missionary society will meet Ward. 44-6 od dinner guests at the home of Mr. j next Wednesday, September 11 at 2 p. m. at the home of Mrs. Ida COME to the Fair, and Eat at pna Mrs. Bert Cox Thursday eve- Davis with Mrs. M. G. Melzer in Cottage 12, Home Cooked Meals r/ng. charge of the program. Mr. and Mrs. Dell Eakin and for 60 cents. Served from now until Sept. 16. Mrs. R. S. Morgan daughter, Emma Jean, and Miss Mr. and Mrs. Bert Lite were 44-45 Jean Scott returned home Satur bare over Labor day from their day from a wefeks vacation trip to home in Portland, to visit with her the Oregon beaches. patents, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Law Mr. and Mrs. A. F. McGinnis rence. T. Lester Johnson rnd daughter, Viola, left Thursday cAJ Wright was down town Tues for their home at Nyssa, after day for the first recently, looking LAW TBS spending a week here visiting rela- very good again. MORO t'ves. Mrs. Arch Cantrall and chil WASCO Work has started on the founda- dren accompanied them to their t on of the county machine shed at home where they will visit for the northwest edge of town. a short time. Mr. and Mrs. Sam Davis weie business visitors in The Dalles i £ There will be your coronation Fridayz which we Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Cox had as j are sure will be one of the high spots in your life. their guests one day last week Mrs. Arthur Cratty and children of Kent end Mrs. Everett Cratty of Santa There will be the Grand Entry and Serpentine in R©ea, California. Mr. and Mrs. Moreo Canavero which riders from all over the county will participate PRICES EFFECTIVE FRIDAY & SATURDAY SEPTEM BER 6 an<17 and »on, Ronald, of Los Gatos, California arrived here Monday fo? and you will be mounted and placed where you can a ten day visit with her parents, W P roduct c Mr and Mrs. J. S. Newcomb. Floyd Stow spent several days see it to best advantage. v siting his father, iR. A. Stow. thi3 week. • And horse races: It is the sport of kings, we Mrs. E. M. Helyer and daughter, Virginia, were visitors at Mqjro know, but we are sure you as a queen will enjoy Tuesday. C. A. Oestreich and Eben Kec it immensely too. returned home Monday from Astor ia where they attended the Sal mon derby. The bucking may he a hit brutal to one with .Frank Bayer and John Engstrom were business visitors at Moro - queenly tastes but many of your subjects will enjoy Tuesday. Among those from Grass Valley seeing the plunging horses pile the cowboys. who were in The Dalles Saturday to the Frolics were Mr. and Mrs. Don Smith, Wayne Karnes, Lila Lee Alley, Ralph and Melvin Bal- zer, Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Dunlap and daughter Anita, Kenneth Barnett, Fred Peters, Hans Koepke, Mr. and a» • - • Mrs. Herman Peters, Victor Lewis and Hershel Riggs, Robert King end Ross Fields. FRESH FRUITS A ND VEGETABLES Mr. and Mrs. Wallace May drove to The Dalles Wednesday accom panied by his mother, Mrs. L. D. May, who will visit at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Johns for a week. The Grass Valley Rebekah lodge held a special meeting Wednesday August 28, when they initiated two new members into the order, who were Miss Bargara Walpole of Portland and Miss Doris Stradley. PHONE Members of the Kent lodge were 622 present. Refreshments were serv ed later in the evening. Grass Valley Theater The Rains Came C o m p le t e S to c k Quality Goods „ ZEIGLER'S <& Chevrolet truck $385.00 J. K. McKEAN GATES Vulco-Cords and Silent Safeties, the only tire with an unconditional guarantee FOSS & COMPANY For Quality Merchandise MORO GARAGE - Freshly Frozen Ice Cream RUGGLES CONFECTIONERY SHELL FLY TOX S. G A L L O N C AN 1-33 Continuous Fly Sprayers 35 and 70 cent* VERNON FLATT Co-op Spark Plug* 40c Installed MORO GRAIN GROWERS- See Us For Grass Valley Want Ads Queen know you will rule over Sherman Countians during the fair with grace and dignity, although you are Your Party Gifts S. W. SEARCY HARDWARE INSURANCE F or 4 5 c D in n e r s G o To BUCHOLTZ CONFECTIONERY It’s CHILLY---- Time to Buy Fuel for Winter MORO LUMBER A FUEL YARD School Supplies MORO PHARMACY Maxwell House coffee 4 ib. can 99c Miracle Whip Salad Dressing Quart 29c Shredded Wheat 2 phgs 19c MAY and SON, GROCERY the first of our queens- I. E. S. STUDENT LAMPS (J h e r e will be many things for you to watch that we are sure will interest and amuse you. Buy one for the youngster Going to School May we list ^$4.45 PACIFIC POWER A LIGHT CO. a few of them so you will miss none of them. 0 Salad Dressing R & Per Qt 2 9 Golden West Coffee 3 lb. can 7 9 c Sugar A ^o^n^X et 10 lb. sack 5 1 c Peanut Butter 2 lb. jar 2 5 c Paper Towels Clinic Brand 2 rolls 1 7 c Certo 2 bottles Tuna Flakes Yamhill Brand 2 cans String Beans 12 cans $ 1 . 3 3 Head Cheese Per lb. 2 2 c Sunshine Crackers C A^ “ PerPk§- 2 3 c Fresh, Sweet Corn Danish Squash Potatoes U. S. No. l ’s Watermelon Ice Cold _ .j- ....... • There will be clowns and jesters to amuse you, and music from your king- , dom for your enjoyment. • Dances have been arranged in your honor and games and amusements for each and everyone one of your subjects so your reign will be most pleasant. salute you, Y our Majesty Board r 4BUVEK COULEE'S GROCERY $1.39 Eastern Oil ,—.,------ . 0 Per doz. 2 1 c Per lb. O 3 c 25 lb. sack 5 3 c Per lb. O l l e Two gallon cans Sinclair JOE’S MOTOR SERVICE Kettle Rendered Cx QO Lard 9 lbs- “ POUMA BROS. MEAT MARKET See Our Ad On Thi* Page For Good Buys In Groceries CONLEE’S GROCERY Fried Chicken Sun. Dinner .60 ?») Home made rolls and pastries MORO HOTEL O f, By, For Sherman Countians SHERMAN COUNTY JOURNAL Sherman County Abstract Co. D r. C . L. P ok y PHYSICIAN A SURGEON A t J-. ■ "ri.. v
