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♦ ■’ JS 4 j - l . \ • ' . • • P A « » rantHAM COUNTY JODBNAI* MORO. OBSQON, FRIDAY. OCTOBER « . 1M» Mrs. Lloyd Goodrich and son of 1 guests were Miss Patricia Cyphers daughter, Grace from LaGrande, The Mrs. Stella Tillar Eddy returned and lir a . Ragadalp's abler, Mw. to bar home In Portland Monday, b at the top of th h eatanfe wfll Hermiston are here" visiting her j »no Miss Virginia Helyer. Lillian Riradiae of Baker, stopped paienta, Mr. and Mrs. L D.Pike. Mr. and Mrs. James BUgg and ' after spending several weeks Vis be the one at whoee place of buato here Wednesday night at the A. 8. Don Qodfelter motored to The daughter, Marie and Mrs. Manon iting at the Bert Cox home. She neat the weekly drawing hold Johnson home, while on their way Dalles Wednesday to bring his -Van Metre and children were vis- ! accompanied Mr. and Mrs. V. B. each Saturday afternoon at three t> San Francisco to see their son i Eakin to Portland. .. wife and, infant son borne from the itora in The Dalles Tuesday, o'clock. Main drawing wGl ho Bob, who is in the navy» and who hospital..’ : | Mr. and Mra. C. A. Oestreich and ! Miss Virginia Helyer was hot December 21 at the Moro Hotel. expects to be sent to Singapore «Ralph Baber, Harold Coyner and family were called to Ritzville, test at a surprise birthday party within a short time. Roy Hogue were visitors in The Wn., Thursday when they received Monday honoring Miss Margaret re- * Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Barzee --- Dalles Saturday evening. ’ word that his mother was very ill. Trabue and Mrs. Hasel Reeves. Last Sunday John Foss drove turwd horn, from . .u m m « '. . U , ' Mr. and M r. A. P. BaUar and Mrs. Dell Olds, Mrs. James Wai- ; The> returned home Sunday, The hallow'een motifs and deco- * ’ 5011 Clair, and their house guests, Renshaw o f Hubbard, and Mrs. leaving her much improved. his car off the highway just south in Newport. | rations were used. Those present 6 b carrier A rrn.r*>rLnt*tiirA a / tJvm iTninn Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Felt and so i Ed Alley and Mrs. Howard Cline c l Wasco causing injury to Mrs. Art Bibby accompanied bis sla , were Mbs Myrtle Helyer, Mbs I Fess and her aunt, Mrs. A. D. Me* Pacific .howod pfetwea of Sun Val- c ''flor'1 of Chicago, motored to were visitors in The Dalles Thurs ter, Mrs. Lot Rust of The Dalles, , Jean Powell, Miss Patricia Cyph- BUCHOLTZ CONFECTIONERY Donald who were with him. No ley at the school auditorial» Wed- S 4**10 I ^ * 7, “ day. to Cornelius Saturday to attend i era, Ray Jewel, Jack Lewis, John cause for the accident has been needay nifht under the au.picc. of fi“h, Reckman, Robert Helyer, Mr. Beck, p r Mrs. Ed Alley entertained the ‘he funeral services of their unde, I ° found. The csr left the road and the Breakfast dub.. i 1. V. Kane and the honor guest Grass Valley bridge club at her Joseph Klinger, who died Satur Rrcckert’ ’ in Da struck a telephone pole. All were ( Members memoers of or the Masonic and a n a ------------ — The -------------- j Mrs. Glen Karnea had as over taken to The Dalles to a hospital,1 Eastern Star lodges went to Gold- (♦ The Baptist Mission society met home Wednesday afternoon, with day. 1 night guests Saturday Mrs. Wolf Mrs. Roy Wells and Mrs. John high score going to Mrs. Charles from where Mr. Foss has been re- ! endsle Wednesday night to attend , *i the home of Mrs. Glen Karnes Lemley and consolation prise g o - ' Rolfe were visitors in The Dalles sehr and Mra. Alexander of leased. Leg and back injuries and an annual harvest meeting o f the Tuesday afternoon. ! Portland. ’ng t a .Mrs. Tom Alley. • .Tuesday. bruises were suffered by Mrs. Foss Goldendale lodges. FUEL YARD Clyde Davis and Isobel Fortner MORO LUMBER ■Mrs. Alexander, president ol Mrs. À- A. Dunlap motored to i Mr. and Mrs. David Jones »pent end a cut on the forehead and the State Baptist Women’s organi- The Dalles Thursday bringing her Sunday as guests of Mr. and Mrs. I Motored to Heppner Monday to some bruises were sustained by , return Mrs. Fortner and Rob 35c Vick’a Vapo Roh ration, Mrs. Wolfsehr, vice pres daughter, Anita, home Friday from Eert Cox. 27c Mrs. McDonald, who at 87, was in IMPRESSIONS OF TRIP ert home after spending a week ident, Mrs. Fox, wife of the pas the hospital. Mrs. C. A. Oestreich her first auto aocidenL visiting with Mr. and Mrs. James 60c abe Menthols tun 51c tor of First Baptist church of Continued from page one. Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Balzer have birthday party Tuesday, Mrs. Bernard Martin's cousins, Many of them must have been Salem, Mrs. Sherwood, and Mrs. as their house guest the former’s i school house, in honor of her son, Driscoll. 50c Vick's Noee Drops tec Mr. and Mrs. Norvsl Naas and fh<re, like sentinala set to guard Manley a missionary from India, brother m law and sister, Mr. and Robert’s birthday anniversary. (Continued an friends Mr. and Mrs. Dexter Mc family integrity, for generations, were at the Baptist church Satur Mrs. Calvin Felt and son Clifford, MORO PHARMACY Carty, all teachers from Gresham, and they will remain for years to day and Sunday. from Chicago, Illinob who arrived were here last week end. Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Balter and come. Iowa farmers do not live Taatewell Cstssp, 2 fee 19c Mrs. H. L. Dalby is here with | in gay little houses o f cream Mr. and Mra Calvin Felt and Clif here Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Gus Engstrom, Sperry Oatmeal, 9- IB sack 39« her small daughter to visit with stucco. They live in big white ford went to Tygh Valley Monday CUumenR Baling Powder 1-B 18c her mother, Mrs. C. B. Ginn. Mrs. houses with a Bible in the front to visit Mr. and Mrs. Guy Taylor, Mrs. Edgar Alley and Mr. and Mrs. Dalby Is now living at Dennison, .loom. And one feels, even in George Balzer and Mr. and Mr3 C. B. Doyle and Mrs. Sehnacker, wire visitors in The Dalles Thurs MAY and SON> GROCERY Texas. driving by, that,.here is stability Frank Anderson, cousins of Mrs. day. Mrs. W. F. McLepd left Wed and strength and dependability Felt and Mr. Baber; and their Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Baker ar nesday for Portland accompanied , and that Amer^a would be safe uncle, Gus Baber. They also vis SUNBEAM Fan type rived here Thursday evening from by Mrs. Ray Blake and Mrs. Ber- • with these people, ited in The Dalles with a cousin, Circalatiag Electric Heater nice Wilt. Mr. McLeod went down 1 Nebraska and the River Platte: Mrs. Glen Foster and her husband. Gresbamf looving Friday for On Thursday with Mr. and Mrs. Geo. herds of cattle clustering around Mr. and Mrs. C. I. Laffoon were tario to visit their son, Dale Bak Updegraff. the feed lots for the early winter business visitors in Arlington at er, who is a teacher of music m Glen King, who has been in s feeding. Acres and Acres of the J. K. Irby home, one day last the schools there. PACIFIC POWER LIGHT CO. Mr. and Mrs. Wren Hogue and z hospital in The Dalles since the kaffir corn. Wyoming with end week. first day of the fair with s heart less vistas of sagebrush, Idaho and City Marshall Roy Wells is Roy Hogue were visitors in The attack, returned home Sunday and irrigated land from one side to the spending his vacation employed at Dalles Sunday. Exchdngc Genentwrs The Wasco girls and the Rufus is reported to be recovering as well ether. Children, lots of them, and the T. M. Rofe ranch. Frank Pike as expected. He will remain in many of foreign ancestry. b acting marshall during his boys volley ball teams defeated for Ford and Chevrolet the local teams here Friday eve doors until spring although may Roads are much the same as in vacation. ning. be out of bed before that time. Oregon. Many states have signs Baptist choir practice under the JOB'S MOTOR SERVICE Mr. and Mrs. Dell Olds are leav The American Legion Auxil to-tell the traveler where the slow direction of Mr. Beck every Tkies- zone stops. Small town speed ing for Hubbard Thursday to re iary is sponsoring a carnival and day evening at the church. STtAIOHT S O U t BOM WMttKBY ' “ turn Mra. Olds’ mother, Mrs. Bazaar November 16, at the hall signs are generally better obeyed The Grass Valley girlf won and Walkenshaw, to her home there. •'PRINCf OF GOOD BOURBOMr ■' iöTtO O F lere at 7:30. Hamburgers and than here. W hy! The natives obey them themselves • and the the boys lost when they played While there they will visit their DOUMA BROS. MEAT MARKET coffee and games are planned. NATIONAL DISTILLERS PRODUCTS CORPORATION. N. Y. the Kent volleyball teams at Kent daughter Betty, in Portland. Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Henkle were traveler catches on within a block. The main impression is that the Monday evening. The pupils bf the 5th and 6th vp Sunday from Portland to visit Mr. and Mrs. William Lutterell grades gave their teacher, Miss friends and relatives. He is said people are much alike. Fifty miles to be much heavier than when be travel in Europe would find more returned to their home in Portland Trabue, a birthday party Monday left and Mrs. Henkle is recovering divergence. Maybe that is why Friday after spending a week vis afternoon. they are fighting and we are hold it n g Mr. and Mrs. Tom Alley. The Baptist Mission society met from a broken hip. Mr. and Mm. Pawl Wilson and at the horai gf Mrs. B. M. Kelley Miss Rachel Bayne Is here from ing imi n nM Bring Your Own Container family of Kent were Sunday din for a spactek-‘m eeting Wednesday Salem, visiting her sifter, Mrs. ner guests at the home of her MORO SCHOOL NOTES » . • C. L. Poley and Dr. Poley. «rnoou. 4 • J* pnients, Mr. and Mrs. t A. A, Mr. and M l< Sbdtoc Fritts and Mies Sybil Belshe, daughter of - By’ Mary Kenny Moro played a glorious double Dunlap. CON LEES GROCERY Mr. and Mrs. Wilford Belshe, has family ware'ffSwIay dinner guests header game here with Kent Fri After the regular meeting of at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Fred teen elected president of the Fine Arts club in Portland, where she day night. Tuesday night the teams the Rebekah lodge Wednesday Cox. were defeated in a game with the evening, a Chinese lunch was serv Mbs Jean ♦ Powell and Miss is teaching school. Mrs. J. K. McKean and Jess Wasco girls And Rufus boys at ed in honor of Virginia Helyer*« Myrtle Halyu4 were hostesses at D ry G o o d s, C lo th in g a n d birthday. a birthday dinner for Miss Mar Landry have bought a Kentucky Rufus. The report cards were given out Shoes m e e t th e si,ddle mare from the Windolph Kenneth Walker of Moro was a garet Trabus, and Mrs. Hazel Tuesday.1 The satisfactory and an business visitor here Friday. Reeves M onffiy' evening. Other stalies at Beaverton and delivery MORO HOTEL n e e d s o f th e Sam Stark and aon Olin left was made last Thursday to the satisfactory grade plan is again be ing used. Sunday with a track load of stock I.'indry ranch. c o m m u n it y Mr. and Mrs. Viggo Haufelt left stopping at Tygh Valley at the * O f, By, For GEORGE G. UPDEGRAFF Monday for Michigan to take Willb Brittain home when Mr. D e p e n d a le , Q u a lity G r o c e r ie s Brittain accompanied Olan to delivery on a new car. They art. Sherman C o u n tia n s A coming home by the southern Portland, and Mr. Stark returned A t Law ALFALFA Hay, baled or chopped home. route. 8HERMAN COUNTY JOUENAL Glen McLachlm is in a hospital For Sale or Trade for Barley or Mr. and Mrs. Robert Crawford in The Dalles suffering from a dis mixed grain. Write Kenneth of Harrisburg were visitors at tha turbance in the inner ear. m ..Finnhm ..... ......... .. Webb, Tygh Valley, Oregon. home of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Niels I. Nielson, senior agricul- Lemley last Monday. tv.ral statistician, was here Wed RELIBLE Man Wanted to call on fanners in County. No experi nesday from Portland where he ence or capital required. Write handles the statistics from thia McNeae Co., 2423 Magnolia St., ceunty. T. Lester Johnson Oakland, Calif. Mrs. W ei Fuller was winner of toe first prize given by S. W. Sear WANTED: General Repairing. Rea LAW cy at last Saturday’s drawing. Mrs. sonable... Rates, Write _ R._ D. D r. C . L . Poley A. Douma, Mrs. Clarence Mersing- Lyons, Grass Valley. Box 72. 51- er and Mrs. P. C. Axtell were also 52-1-2. w.nners. Mrs. Kate Hansen, Mrs. Norbert PHYSICIAN SURGEON Winkler, Mrs. C. R. BeUhee and Mrs. Elmer Barzee are entered in c national needlework contst. Used IH C T 2 0 Owners of the remount horses r ay list them with W. C. Helyer o< thf county agent for possible sale 1 Condition to the government which is in need of some of this type of horses. J. K. McKEAN Hcrses must be geldings, four to right years old weighing between VOO and 1200 pounds. They must H ig h h e a t v a lu e Sealed Beam D IR T hrve good riding qualities, no blem- E a sy to h a n d le i4.es and be shown under saddle. SM O K E Prices range from $150 to $175. Driving Lamps SO O T A. M. Zevely, hunter of preda ID E A L F U E L f o r S P A R K S tory animals in this county, accoun FOSS > COMPANY ODOR ted for 36 coyotes during the past F ir e p la c e o r S to v e N o th in « b u t e a w d u e t a n d e h a v ln a e three month period. A SH D o n 't F o rg o t Y ou r Mr. and Mjs. Ray Ragsdafe and John Foss Has Auto Accident Chicago Rei Near Wasco Valley People b Visit Grass Coca Cola 25c P r e s-to -lo g s Carload Coming A $ 9 .9 5 A o— . Com plete S to c k _ F r e s h C id er , 2 5 c g a llo n Quality Goods Fried Chicken Dinner 6 0 c to W ant A ZEIGLER’S °S± Grass Valley Sherman County i 1 V S ,« « » e sig"ing V- «»» Abstract Co. 1 A INSIST C o m in g n e x t w e e k PRES TO LOGS Çar of on A ,i„and„g-i"',he Q Moro Christian Science Society Sunday morning service at 11 o’clock; subject "Probation After Diath.” Sunday school at 10:00 a. m. Testimonial meeting every Wednesday evening at 8 o’clock. Reading room in the rear of the church building with an attendant on Wednesday evening. Wassco Methodist Church: Sun da\ School at 10 a. m. Claaaea for all* ages. Morning Worship at 11 ». m. Subject, ’’The Power of the Gospel.” Epworth League at 6:30 p. m. F. L. Cannell, Pastor. Moro Community Presbyterian urvn. Sunday, October 27, 1940. hurch 00 - - Sunday School. Classes foi it: 00 11 ages. ages, Chester W. Smith Sup- intendent. 11:00 - Morning Wor- rinl Special music by the choir. hip ,e . pastor will speak on th i he ct, “Our Sundays.” tbject, :30 Young People’! Hour. Meet- r will be in charge of Millard rizer and the subject to be dis c e d will be “What Does Je.ua pan to Me?” Henry G. Hanson, Pastor. anti freeze Moro Lumber & Fusi Yard MORO GARAGE Low Cost Financing LET US TAKE SCRIPTION R C A V i c t o r R a d io s Builds Bank Credit M a n y m o d e ls a n d siz e s. * • TO YOUR SUB MAGAZINES FOR WINTER READING RUGGLE8 CONFECTIONERY for your other noods In 41 stoto-ufldo branches SUDiesdOl SkcD Sine 09 Made b y pioneers in the radio industry 7 ic 8 ic VERNON FLATT U.OYD L HINNAOIN, M odern in every respect. S. W. Searcy t M o ro ■/ * Use Co op Products FIRST RRTIMIRIi BARK OF O re g o n PO R TLA N D MORO GRAIN GROWERS T~ “V- Floor Sander For Rent - S. W. SBABCT BABDWABB WSÜBAMC1
