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About Sherman County journal. (Moro, Or.) 1931-current | View Entire Issue (Oct. 11, 1940)
dr t / rA M 4 »HERMAN COUNTY JOURNAL, MORO. OREGON FRIDAY, OCTOBER 11, 1S40 Brings Good Will ed by ground survey parties, which BONNEVILLE POWER Guy Harvey of Wamic was a will establish temporary offices jfrt family. SLATED FOR BEND business- visitor here Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth S tuart vnrioua points along the route. Mr. and Mrs. Gus Koepke were end son of Mosier visited Sunday Bonneville-Grand Coulee Powet a t Grass Valloy Saturday evening. with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Administrator, Paul J, .JUyer4 an Mr. and Mrs. Gus Schilling spent nounced today he had authorised Clyde Hearing. , the la tte r p art of the week visit preliminary surveys for the loca Mi. and Mrs. Neashanv and in ing Mr. and Mrs. Patul Schilling tion of a 125-mile poweer trans fant son are staying with M-s. at Goldendale. mission line from The Dalles to N earsham ’s parents since her re Miss Winona Baker spent Sat- Bend and Redmond, Oregon. td 'n from the hospital. The baby , , ‘ , tt w i i r*. urday nig h t a t the home of Mr. Field reconnaissance work will Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Wilson left Mrg Wilson. boasts of a tooth. - F raternity hall was the scene of s ta r t in the near future. . . 3 . N ew ru b b e r Jack Hines is home from Tole Saturday morning for Davenport, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Justesen and much m errim ent Tuesday night do where he was employed. Plans call for the design and Ç A p i rd a g i t a t o r s t o p s Wn., where they will visit their Mr and Mrs. J. C. Wilson and location of a wood pole line to be i u w rin g e r rolls n t Wednesday evening when men from Annie Fulton At the Bob Kaseberg home Sun son in law and daughter, Mr. and , energized a t 66,000 volts. I t will Mrs. Chauncey Rambo;and in Mos- . j Dayis home Chapter O.E.S. and Masonic lodge day, dinner was served to tho receive power a t a substation to - — *---- staged a dress parade for the en- ! following guests: Mr. and Mrs. cow, Idaho they will visit the»x Mr. and Mrs. Charles iPurchase be located a t The Dalles, which will son, Dr. J. G. Wilson and family, Trade your old washer as tertainm ent of guests from Col George Wilder and Bud Stamck ol of Bend spent Saturday night with be fed by the power adm inistra ' Mr. and Mrs. John Koepke and umbia Chapter of The Dalles and . The Dalles, Mrs. Elva Hines and h tr m other, Mrs. Grace Gregg. tion’s 116,000-volt Bonneville Hood down payment. Phone 161 (laughters went to Redmond F ri Jasm ine Chapter of lAlrlington. sen Joe. Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Jones spent R.veer-Dalles circuit. Contracts day where John will work in the Get together singing was enjoyed- the week end a t Hood River. Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Neasham a r for trial - for construction of the Bonneville Nellie Wilson was a dinner guest Lunch was served a t a late how . rived Saturday from Hopland, Cal potato harvest Dalles line .w ill be awarded in a Kent Rebekahs held their reg- of Mnj George Wilson Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Klindworth and ifornia to visit with their son and few days. u!ar m eeting Thursday evening. i Mrg j Maclnnes went ta two children are visiting Mr. and fam ily here. Aerial reconnaissance will con Dan and Hugh Hoskinson and . p a]jes Friday to spend a few Mrs. Tom Striker, parents of Mrs. Miss Evelyn Scott and Harold Cecil Norton left Thursday for Qays wJth her daughter, Mrs. Chet stitu te first work in the Bend-Red Klindworth. The Dalles. Ore. mond survey. This will be follow- Jones of Dufur were united in California where they expect to j^arrs Mr. and Mrs. 0 . G. H ilderbrani with John and Gordon, . saw the m arriage in Portland Sunday, Sep obtain work during rice harvest. j M r/ and Mrs. Earl McKinney of temlber 29, at the home of bride’s The Dalles visitors and shoppers Heppner and Mr. and Mrs. W illard Livestock show in Portland this aunt,. Paul Jones and Mrs. Wen- last week included Mr. and Mrs. p arnett of Grass Valley spent week. aell Sprigs were their attendants. J. H. Wilson, Mrs. John Wilson, j one day last week a t the L. W. Mrs. Melvin Walsh and daugh Mr. and Mrs. Gayle Holzafel and ter spent Monday evening in The daughter of The Dalles, visited W. C. Helyer, Mrs. Carl Schade- | ¿ m jck home Mr. and Mrs. Gus Keopke and Dalles visiting her parents, Mr. at the H arry Holzafel ranch and witz, Mr. and Mrs. Roy B arnett Dick A'bell were in. The 'Dalles Mrs. Grace Gregg and Delores, ano Mrs. H. L. Hazlett. the William Andrews home rec Mr. and Mrs. Gus Schilling, Mrs. Monday. Greta Rubia, good will m essenger r Mr. and Mrs. William Nirfbet ently. Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Kidder left from M exico, who w ill tour the Unit J L. M atthes, J. L. Davis. entertained Friday evening with Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Arm sworthy for P ort Orford, Wn.. ed States. She is a direct descend Dick Abell and E rnest Smith Thursday ___ a birthday party honoring Bruce and members of their hunting ant of the last Inca ruler. took Dave McKelvey to The Dalles on, a two weeks vacation. Grady and A rt Smith. Pinochle party returned home the first of Tnursday evening, where be en- j M ary Lou Lyons is spending this was played during the evening by Boss— How did you happen tt the week. tered the Mid-Columbia hospital week a t the Shelton F ritts home, Messrs and Mesdames Lawrence for treatm ent. \ - while Mr.; and Mrs. F ritts are at- oversleep this m orning? Funk, Bruce Grady, A rt Smith W orker—There were eight of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Schilling tending the Pacific International RESOLUTIONS of respect and Wm. Nisbet. us in the house and the alarm was went to Portland Sunday to spend stock show in Portland. Library Notice: Hours 2 to 6 | set for seven. IN MEMORY OF the day with their small d a u g n - j------------ on Wednesday; 2:30 to 5 on Satxir- I ter, Bobetta, who is a patient a t Tw in? day- j Sister Sarah B arnett, who died Dcembecher hospital. They re-1 prom the gossip page of a Malcelm and Tyron Richelder- September 13, 1940. ported her as much improved. w estern paper: “ Miss Beulah, a fer were Portland visitors this Death has again entered our Mr. and Mrs. Roy B arnett and Batesville belle of 20 summers, is week returning home Sunday. Chapter Hall and called to the sons and Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Wil- ' visiting her twin brother, aged They- saw two football gam es Eternal Home a dearly beloved son and sons went to Portlana 32 ” ^F olders, circulars while in the city. sister, who has completed her Friday to attend the P. I. stock booklets, throw- See our prices on b u sire is Mr. and Mrs. Leo W atkins were faithful labor here in m inistering show. Mr. and Mrs. Wilson re- j Read the a d s ï .. the Joutnà. awayV, - dinner hosts Sunday to Mr. and to the cry of the orphan, to the call sta tio n ery an d posters!! turned home the same day. Mrs. W. D. W atkips, Miss Dana of want and to the piteous wail of Business visitors in The Dulles Jean MoMillen, Miss Alice Burns, sorrow, and as a recompense has Thursday were Mr. and Mrs. Jay , A rthur and Chester W atkins. received the welcome plaudit, “well McKay and Frankie, and Mrs. 0 Public notices, Mr. and Mrs. William Hulse and done,” from the G reat M aster election notices E rnest Smith and Billy. Every business wanting posters’ Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Thomas of And W hereas, the loving F ather Dick L ockhart of Moro was a display pieces, mailing pieces, Portland arrived at the Ed Feld has called our beloved and respect man home Friday. Mr. and Mia. ed sister home, and she having business visitor a t Kent Friday. public notices, circulars, banners ^ B a n n r-s . disolay Mr. and Mrs« W. G. Helyer, Mrs. , fr eldman accompanied toy their been a tru e and faithful member etc., will want to investigate our signs and notices guests spent the week end in H er of our Mystic Order, therefore be Richard Holdaway, W. C. H elyer, | lower prices. A complete serv and Mr. and Mrs. Elner Helyer miston a t the W alt Maffei home. it ' and family went to Corvallis F ri The Wasco football squ-ad this ice for every business at costs RESOLVED, T h at Annie Fulton „year is composed of Jean Dutton, Chapter, No. 124, Order of the da} to attend the funeral of Her- j that can't be beat!!! Special custom Malcolm MdDermid, Henry Rich- E astern Star of Wasco in te sti unan Pape, brother in law of W. , • Csitvaniaot Location ized printing jobs • Coffee Shop—Buffet Tavern eldarfer, P at O’Meara, Charles mony of our loss, drape its Char G and W. C. Helyer. They re tu rn • Dining and Banquet Rooms H artm an, Jimmie Coats, Glenn ter in m ourning and th a t we ten ed home Saturday. • Famously Fine Food Bolce, Douglass Shull, Wilford der to the fam ily of our deceased Chet M arrs of The Dalles is her a j • Modem Appointment» Lutje and Clyde Fridley. They sister our sincere condolence in to spend a few days a t the J. N. ! • Luxurious Outside Rooms played Ione here Friday winning theii deep affliction and th at n M aclnnes home. • Garage Opposite copy of these resolutions be sent 32 to 0. W alter Wilson, Gus Koepke and W hy N ot E njoy It? Mr. and Mrs. Rostad had as to the fam ily, one sent to the Harley McKay were a t Shaniko 600 ROOMS • SENSIBLE RATFS Winpower Needs No Tail Vane guests Mrs. Verna Hegge and County paper and one spread on Sunday morning. Therefore More Power two daughters from Longview, the minutes of our Chapter. Kay McKay was an all day visi- ' Wn., and Mrs. Amoth, a sister of “ I cannot say and I will not say toi Friday a t the home of her Gel Our Prices on New Batteries 9-21. Plate, Spun Glass, g T hat they are dead, they are just ru n t, Mrs. Robert Schilling. Mr. Rostad, from Portland. 10 y r Guarantee Mrs. l l r f y Bagpaa, of Portland away, With submissive smile and D inner guests Sunday a t the Also Used Delcos is staying with hur daughter, Mrs. wave of the hand They have en J. C. Wilson home were Mrs. Mac DeMoss Son tered into th a t better land; E verett McQuillen. Cammack, Miss E sther Cammack, Moro, Ore. Res. DeMoss Springs And let us, thinking how very fair Mrs. H. E. Endicott is visiting Mrs. Dick Reck man and M argaret. It needs m ust be, since th$y lin her parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Lyons and ger there; And you, oh you, who White. She came home with her fam ily were dinner guests of Mr. KEEP THIS HAND> | ro fondly yearn for the welcome parents after a hunting trip out and Mrs. Jay McKay Sunday. step and the glad return, AWAY FROM - | south. Mr. Endicott was also a Shelton F ritts was a business Think of them living on as dear, num ber of the hunting party. visitor a t the Luther Davis home In the land of there as the land of , 7 / ^ MILK S U P P L Ì Mrs. Wesley Wilde made a week here.” Monday. IT" Mrs. Belle Hogue took care of end trip to Portland. G. H. Root D ear M adam : f the telephone office Tuesday, while Norman Fields and Ira Fridley Ethel Van Gilder Mrs. Gregg was gon,e to The were week end guests in Portland. Inez S argeat Committee. Help Y ourself to the osition you desire Dalles. Mrs. Earls of Dufur spent Mon Sunday evening callers at the day and Tuesday visiting her within yo u r frien dly circle. A sm a rt a p Carl Schadewitz home were Mrs. Hour’s Leeway < fr.end, Mrs. Wesley Wilde. “ I say, Smith, old man, could Dick Reckmann and daughter ot pearance, im m aculate home an d original Miss Christina Moon spent one _ vou spare me an hour of , your Grass Valley. w tek in Belgrade, N ebraska v isit Mr. and Mrs. M att Simon of refreshm ents go -■ hand-in-hand to m ake ing her grandm other, Mrs. Lum tim e?” ..... - ar .... . ’ —....■ Grass Valley visited Sunday at “ Why, certainly. The wife says Moon. She returned Sunday* for the George W itter home. you r p a rty a success. a weeks visit with her parents be she’ll be ready in a m inute.” • Don't repeal a law which has Mrs. Elm er Sawyer and son, fore returning to her work in and M arjory Miunsell of Orchards prevented milk strikes, violenca, Arlington. Wn., spent Saturday nig h t a t the unsanitary practices, Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Fridley re Carl Schadewitz home. Jack M ur and price discrimina turned home this week from On phy. who has beent w orkingst the tario where they visited the la t tion; which is N O W Sthadewitz place, accompanied ter’s brother, Andy B a rre tt and them home Sunday. Monday m orn giving O re g o n or.e ing Jack and his brother expected of the world’s finest to leave for their home in South milk supplies. Dakota. $ Of interest to his many friends L et’s keep it clean! R o u n d T r ip T o is the m arriage on September 26, C h ic a g o of Karl Pluemke of Stayton, son of Mr. and Mrs. Max Pluemke to in coach Miss M arjory Kimbrough. The $40.04 sne way wedding took place in Eugene with Rev. Vernon perform ing the ceremony. Mr. and Mrs. George B arnett of Cow Canyon were visitors a t Kent PaiJ AJv. b Will Sr. Homy, Cbairmci - famous T R A IN S EAST 0nt»n MiUt ProJnetn, Onton B ldt. 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