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SHBRMAN COUNTY JOURNAL, MORO. OREGON.
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 1» 1940
The busineae .houM who««
Portland. „
. ,
end a t Hood River.
is at the top W thio oefcnom wffl
Charles Powell of Moro was a
Mr. and Mrs. Kendrick Dunlap
■■ r
be the one at whose place o f bosi-
caller
hertrSaturday.
and Mias A nita Dunlap were visi
nesa the weekly drawing in M 4
John Wilson of K ent, was a
tors f t The Dalles Thursday.
each Saturday afternoon at throo
Mrs. H. O. Dugger and Mrs business caller h^re Saturday and
The last of the 1940 big game o’clock. Main drawing wfll be
Tweet an d 'ch ild ren were visitors Monday.
seasons opens on November 1 with December 21 at the Moro Hotel.
Interest in the price of diesel
Mrs. Elben Kee entertained the the bull and cow elk season in
in The Dalles Saturday-
fuel
was marked this week as
Mrs. -Glen - Karnes was a visitoi junior bridge club a t her home northeastern Oregon and continue«
petitions were circulated asking
at the Jitfme of Mrs. A. M. Nelson Thursday afternoon. Mrs. Arzell through November 16. Cow elk
the public utilities commissioner
L?mley held high score for the may be shot only if the hunter
at Moro Sunday.
to prevent the changing of new
irfternoon
and Mrs. Roy Weis re possesses one of the special cow
The
Bookworm
club
m
et
a
t
the
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Calvin
F
elt
and
C. L. Jam ison was here
H . this rates th a t made a reduction pos- home of Mrs. Norris Gilkison F ri ron, Clifford left Monday morning ceived the guest prize.
elk tags, 2,000 of which were sold
v,eek from John Day. He is rep-
j n thig county diesel fuel day afternoon with six members
Jam es Wilson of Kent was a by the Oregon State Game commis
for
their
home
in
Chicago
going
recanting the f e t e v e te rin .ri.n i.
# h>,f cent jn Moro and
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MORO LUMBER ft FUEL YARD
present. Mrs. Tom Alley gave a by way of California to see ‘the ‘ business visitor here Saturday.
sion.
cfF.ee and i n s t i g a t i n g the shoot-
>g Vgll
gnd three M rte r, j
“The
by
Golden Gate bridge and to visit
Lus Engstrom was a business
Elk territo ry embraces all of
•ng of a “
; of a cent in Waeco becauae of re-
Kedorova.
A
their nephew, Melvin Balzer, ac visitor at Moro Saturday.
35e Vick’s Vapo Rub
von Borstel. One quarter
auctions made by the Union Pacific , Mr. an<j Mrs. Claus Bardenhagen March Field, and over the southern { Kent volleyball teams were de- Union, Um atilla, Grant, Morrow,
and Baker counties and a portion
skinned out of the carcass and .he ; v hch went jnt)) effect
gnJ family were ¡n The Hall.-.
route home. They spent ten days feated by the Grass Valley teams of Wallowa county. The cow elk 60c size Mentholatum
rem ainder left.
13.
Sunday to visit John Patjens, who
on
the
local
floor
Wednesday,
eve
visiting Mrs. F elt’s brother, A. F.
territory does not embrace the en 50c Vick’s Nose Drops
Ronald Powell and ^»8 « »ter, Thjg reduction has been pro.
in a hoapitab
ning.
Balzer and family.
tire
bull elk area.
Mrs. Lyle Woods, expect to It a
Ugted by truckers and others and
Roy B arnett was a business • Mr. and Mrs. George Wilcox and
MORO PHARMACY
Mrs. A rt tiibby visited school
shortly for Michigan to take de- * pubHc hearing ig being beld t o- Visitor in The Dalles Monday.
(All
hunters planning to indulge
sons and Mr. and Mrs. Herman W ednesd^yafw rnoon where a par
divery on a new car.
dAy before the commissioner. J. B.
Jake Eslinger made a business Peters and sons were visitors in ty was given"fT^ her son, Stephen in elk hunting are warned that
Mrs. Jessie Henrichs is staying ^flam9 jg representing the farm - trip to The Dalles Tuesday.
who celebrated his birthday anni tags are necessary for both cow
The Dalle Saturday.
with her niece and husband in
of
digtrict affected and
Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Coyner and
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Alley and versary. A birthday cake was anc bull elk. All hunters are re
Portland a t 8624 SW 21st Ave. I
petitions have been circulated son, Harold, and their grandson
quired to check in and also out of
daughter,» Lila Lee, motored to served.
Mi. McKinny was here this wesk to strengthen his hand.
Miss Louise Roth of Portland the elk territory. Checking out is
were visitors in The Dalles Friday. The Dalles Wednesday when Lila
to close up her house for the win
MAY and SON, GROCERY
a requisite even though the hunter
The new rates for grain *n
Miss Virginia Huhman- of The Lee entered the hospital for an is here visiting friends.
ter.
Gilliam and Morrow counties will Dalles spent the week end here appendectomy.
has
not
bagged
an
elk.
IBert Cox was taken to a hospi
The social club of the Grass Val go into effect December first ac
vifiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Mrs. Kendrick Dunlap and Miss tal in The Dalles for observation.
S u n b e a m A u to m a tic
ley Rebekah lodge is sponsoring a cording to word from T. W. Swobe
Anita Dunlap were visitors at
Dick
Huhman.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Clarence
Simos
of
C o ffe e m a k e r
bazaar to be held Tuesday Nov. 5 cf The Dalles. This means a cent
The social club of the Grass Moro Friday.
Portland arrived Sunday at the
in the Odd Fellow hall a t Grass lower freight rates for shippers
Valley -Rebekah lodge is sponsoring
Vivian F ritts spent Sunday as home of Mr. and Mrs. Norris Gil-
Valley.
in those counties.
a bazaar to be held Tuesday, Nov. & guest a t the home of Mr. and k.son and visited until Tuesday.
Mrs. Ola Ruggles entertained 2
5, in the Odd Fellow hall a t Grass Mrs. W. C. Todd.
PACIFIC POWER * LIGHT CO.
Miss Cassie Holmes and Mrs.
tables of contract players a t her
OBITUARY
Valley.
C.
B.
Andrews
took
John
P
atjen
i
Mr.
and
Mrs.
A
/
F
,
Balzer,
Mr.
home Tuesday evening. The Hal-
Ruby Dee Haner was born
The Methodist Sunday school had snd Mrs. Calvin F m n ln d son, Clif to a hospital in .The Dalles for
l o u t ’en motif was in evidence in Illinois, February 3, 1865 and pass-
Exchange Generator»
a
hallowe’en party at the home of ford, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Eakin medical treatm ent.
decorations and refreshm
re.rw i.m ents.
en « . Mrs
mrs.
• a t°thc
#f her dau)fh.
Mr. and Mrs. Ted von Borstel
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Marion
Van
Metre
end
son
and
Miss
Clara
Mersing-
E. R. Barzee made high score for ter, . M'
u. Sadie” Riph
Mrs.;
Rich in
in Waacn.
Wasco. Saturday afternoon. Mrs. Arzell er visited M aryhill museum on v.ere business“ visitors in ^ h e
for Ford and Chevrolet
the evening.
She was married to Charles D. Lemley had charge of the games Thursday afternoon.
Dalles M onday..^
Mrs. N. W. Thompson, chairman
Haner in 1885. To this union was
Wallace May motored to Hood
Mrs. A. M. Zevely and daugh
JO E’S MOTOR SERVICE
in charge of fancy work for the horn five children. Two sons and played during the afternoon. Oth
River
Sunday to bring his wife
ers
present
were
Mrs.
John
Rolfe,
ters,
Mary
Lou
and
Jean,
spent
the
Auxiliary, wishes to have all work her husband preceeded her in
Mrs. Roy Wells, Mrs. Dick Reck- \.eek end here visiting Mr. Zevely home after spending several weeks
turned in to her by November 6,
death.
n.ann and Rev. and Mrs. Cannell ?r.d Grace Marie, coming from v ith her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
the next meeting date, so prepar
Surviving are three daughters cf Wasco, and twenty five young Camp Sherman.
W alter, while recovering from an
ations can be made for the bazaar as follows: Mrs. Rogers of S qp
DOUMA BROS. MEAT MARKET
J W. Shepard of Lewiston, operation.
ptople.
Refreshm
ents
weere
serv
and Carnival, November 16th.
Luis Qbispo, California; Mrs. Bow ed later in the afternoon.
Idaho was a business visitor here
Why Kot Enjoy It?
All people of good will are in ,.f Portland, Oregon and Mrs.
‘‘Grandpa,’ said a little girl,’ “1
Mrs. Jam es Blagg and daughtci Saturday and Sunday.
vited to hear Judge Rutherford :r Sadie Rich of Wascb. Also ten
W
’inpower
Needs No Tail Vane
Mr. and Mrs.* Tom Alley, Ed saw something this morning run
his public address, Religion as a grand children and eleven great Marie, left Friday for Forest
Therefore
More Power
Grove to attend the wedding anni- Ailey and Mnf. Glen Karnes were ning across the kitchen floor with Gel Our Prices on New Batteries
World Remedy and the Evidence grandchildren.
cerrary of her parents, Mr. and in The Dalles Saturday to visit out any legs. W hat do you think it
in support thereof, at Moro City
9-21 Plate, Spun Glass,
Funeral service was held at the Mrs. Asa Eslinger, returning home Lila Lee who is in a hospital could have been?” Grandpa stu
OLD ENGLISH
park Saturday, Nov. 2, at 3 p. m. Wasco Methodist church Friday
10 yr Guarantee
died
for
a
while
and
gave
up.
Mrs. Alley returned home with
R( produced over the Theocratic afternoon a t 2:00 o’clocTc. Rev. Weanesday.
Also
Used
Delcos
‘ W hat was i t? ” he asked.
N ext Sunday the Sunday school them.
Sound Car. Free.
Pd A 1 F. L. Cannell officiated. Interm ent
DcMoss A Son
“W’ater’ said his grand daugh
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Martin
is launching a twy, year advance
C M. Zell, The Dalles undertak in the Sunset cemetery.
Moro, Ore. Res. DcMoss Springs
p, ogram, called the B aptist church ano fam ily and Mrs. H. A. Sommer ter
e s and candidate in th at county
wt re visitors in The Dalles Satur- n ..... u m ......................................................... .............................. .................. .
CONLEE’S GROCERY
fgy coroper, has sent out in th ’S ,
John Foas and tier ^unt school advance, along with other day. -
county a pamphlet explaining the Mrs. McDonald, who were injur cnuiches throughout the nation.
Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Balzer and
H wf of this state having to -do ed in a car wreck nearly two ! The B.Y.P.U. held election of
«on,
Ralph accompanied by their
with undertaking. This law has weeks ago ,are still in the hospi eflkers last Sunday, when . Lois
guests,
Mr. and Mrs. Felt and son
j
Coyner
was
elected
president,
been changed in recent years. Mr. tal but are recovering v e ry w e ll
C.'fford
went to Timberline lodge
I
Daisy
G
arrett,
vice
president;
Zell states th at he feels that h n
Genevieve Oestreich
secretary, on Mt. Hood. In Portland they vis
explanation of the law is valuable
j V vian F ritts, treasurer; and Grace ited the battleship “Oregon” and
to his readers.
MORO HOTEL
in Vancouver visited with a -sister
Marie Zevely, pianist.
The Woman’s club meeting F r i
cf
Mrs.
Balzer,
Mrs.
W.
L.
Hull
Ray Jewel attended the princi-
day will be in charge of the Legis- U t
! pa Vs m eeting a t Salem over the and family.
lation and Americanism committee, r r U H t
O f, By, For
Mr. and Mrs. Victor Riggs »re
which will present a discussion of STRAYED: 9 white shoats; weign week end. William Beck spent
the bills on the ballot.
I about 70 pounds. Notify H. B. the week end in Portland and Miss going to the A. H. Barnum ranch
Sherman Countians
D r y G o o d s , C lo t h in g a n d
I Patricia Cyphers spent the week vxhere he will be employed.
Skating will begin next Tuesdayj Pinkerton, phone 842, Moro,
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Eakin and
evening, November 5, a t the Leg- FO r SALE: 75 head choice wean-
SHERMAN COUNTY JOURNAL
S h o e s to m e e t th e
ten
and Miss Clara M ersinger
er
and
feeder
pigs.
Price
Reas-
,
ion hall with the same prices I
spent the week «nd visiting in
prevailing as last year. Joe Ri*- | enable. Bob Blair, Rednmond
n e e d s o f th e
Ore.
P«1- 52-1
ner has rented the hall and is
buving skates.
P- a ^-
c o m m u n ity
LAWYER
Rainfall for the month of Octo WANTED: General Repairing. Rea
ber up until press time Thursday i sonable Rates. W rite R- D.
D e p e n d a l e , Q u a lit y G r o c e r ie s
* MORO
W A900
wa- 1.86 inches which makes this | Lyons, Grass Valley. Bt>x 72. 51-
A tto r n e y A t L a w
one of the wettest Octobers on j 52-1-2.
record. Eleven hundredths fell the |
28th, and .07 on both the 29th and I
M o r o a n d W a u co
30th and .05 fell Thursday until .
- X
1111111 n u x u n r
mid afternoon.
Mrs. Lvle Woods has resigned
bei position in the county clerks
PHYSICIAN ft SURGEON
office and Mrs. Robert Hoskin-
son is now acting as deputv.
Mr. and Mrs. Lester Barnum
drove to Fossil Saturday evening
U»ed IH C T 2 0
returning with Mrs. Ed Faust
v,ho~ lavishing here this week«
David Moore, son of Mr. and
A 1 Condition
Mrs. Collis Moore was operates
or for appendicitis last week >n
J. K. McKEAN
a hospital in The Dalles.
Election night there will be ;
Quaker State — Cold Test
skating at the Legion hall and
twice a week thereafter. Nc
change in prices from last yea*.
M otor O il 35c pint
Joe Ritner ii in charge of the
hall. R eturns broadcast, pd. ad.
FOSS ft COMPANY
Mr .and Mrs. Roscoe
Moore
returned Wednesday night front
Don’t Forget Your
Portland bringing a new car wi.h
Investigation
of Calf Killing
Drop In Oil Rate J
Grass Valley
Upheld By Fanners
Book Club Holds
Elk Season O pens
Novem ber First
Meeting
Being Made
P r e s -to -lo g s
Carload H ere
Frozen Storage Lockers
FREE
ELECTRICITY
from th e Wind
$ 1 6 .0 0
CROSSE and BLACKWELL
M IN C E M E A T
1 9 c lb .
— i
iiH
—
C o m p le te
Fried Chicken
Dinner 6 0 c
S to c k
Quality Goods
L Lester Johnson
Sherman County
GEORGE G. UPDEGRAFF
Abstract Co.
Z E IG L E R 'S
Qs".ori' G ra s s V a lle y
D r. C . L . P oley
Oregon
Needs This
Legislation
Tell the M o a n
V o te 314 X YES
anti freeze
Miss Alice Freeman of Redmond,
n-.ece of J. C. Freeman, is visiting
here this week.
.
Lewis McKee was the winner ot
the first prize at last week’s draw-
irg and will be able to read the
Oregon Journal for the coming
year because of his victory. Mrs.
Flannagin was second, Betty CofT-
man third, Bob Brisbine, fourth
ana Mrs. H arry Pinkerton fifth in
the list drawn.
Born to Mr. and Mrs. Orvil.e
Heckman Thursday, October 24,
at The Dalles a 7; ib 10 oz son.
Wasco Methodist Church: Sun
day school at 10 a. m.
Morning Worship a t 11 a. m.
Epworth League a t 6:30 p. m.
Moro Community P r®sbyte,',an
Church: Sunday, November 3, 1940
10 00 - Sunday school, classes for
ali ages. Chester W. Smith, sup
erintendent. Mrs. H. G. Hanson
resumed charge of her Sunday
school class last Sunday after an
tlse n c e of three months .
MORO SCHOOL NOTE?
—Bv Mary Kenny
Tuesday night, both Moro tennv
played Kent on the Kent floor.
The Moro girls were victorious.
The boys fought a never ceasing
battle, but were defeated by one
P°The lost game of the season will
s ? - a r j s r w s « s
MORO GARAGE
W eek-en d SPEC IA L
Sherbet
Low-Cost Financing
f t
1
To Lift the Tax
Burden
5 1 4 X YES
To Help Our Old
People
5 1 4 X YES
To Safeguard Our
Youth
5 1 4 X YES
To End Lawless
Gambling
5 1 4 X YES
VOTE
To End Racketeer
mg
5 1 4 X YES
VOTE
For Economic
Preparedness
5 1 4 X YES
VOTE
__
VOTE For the Initiative Measure
pin-ball», punch boards, bank mghta.and bingo.
514 X YES ——
Builds Bank Credit
for your other needs...
in 41 state-wide branches!
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