Sherman County journal., November 22, 1940, Page 3, Image 3

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OREGON. FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 22, 1940
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The buainesa house whole
B eg in n er’s Luck, a cqmely in
theii soil and d a u g h ter in law, Mr. us.ng, exploded se ttin g fire to the
3
acts
will
b
e
.
presented'
Joy
the
is
at the top of thia ootama wflk
cu
rtain
,
which
she
pulled
down.
and M rs. Roy Schilling on .S a tu r­
G
rass
Valley
high
school
Novem
­
The
explosion
cracked
-the
window.
be
the one at whoee place o f ta si-
day. s
:
ber 30, a t the Civic auditorium .
H
er
fa
th
e
r,
O.
N.
R
uggles,
went
ness
the weekly ¿rawing is
M rs. Volna G uyton and M rs.
y M
"'1- '•• • ’
tq the ranch and brought her to S ta rtin g prom ptly a t 7:,45
John Decker w ere K ent visiors here
each Saturday afternoon at three
tov.n where' she was rendered first j p A Holdaw ay had charge of
un S atu rd ay .
o’clock. Main drawing will be
aid, before going on to The Dalles
Mr. and M rs. E rn e st Blalock to have a jdoctor dress th e hand. th e Newcomb service statio n over December 21 at the Moro HotaL
the week end, d u rin g th eir ab­
were business in The Dalles F ri­
T he program presented by the sence.
day.
p ip ils of the 7th and 8th g rad es!
Mrs. Arch C an trall had quite a
Mr. and M rs. R. J. B aker arrived
Mr. and M rs. H erm an P eters and was well nAended a t the school
here la s t T uesday evening from son w ere in The Dalles S atu rd ay . house F rid ay evening. The pro - | scare la st Tuesday when she dis­
a trip to Iowa w here th ey visited
M rs. W illard B a rn e tt gave a g ram consisted of the follow ing covered the ceiling in the dining
M i. B ak er’s b ro th e r and sister. pi-rty la s t Tuesday afternoon to num bers: selection by the 7th and loom of th eir home was ablaze. PACIFIC POWER & LIGHT CO.
The day they sta rte d fo r home Mrs. celebrate the b irth d ay an n iv ersary 8th g ra d e o rc h estra; a comedy skit By throw ing w ater on the ceiling,
B aker was h it by thé bum per of of h er son, K eith. Those p resen t by Dean Wilcox, Doris Payne, she had extinguisheed the fire bet
th e ir c a r throw ing h er to the pave­ included M rs. Don Sm ithand son Ixiis Coyncr, Duane Lemley, D oro­ fore the lire d ep artm en t arrived.
m ent and breaking a sm all bone in Lurry; Mrs. Ted E v e re tt and daugh th y B arn e tt and Genevieve Oe.s- Dr m age done was by w ater and
h er knee, which necessitated p u t­ ter Lois A nn; M rs. Boice Blaylock W ic h ; read in g by Eileen Lemley- , the paper burned oft’ the ceiling,
tin g it in a cast. They le ft Mon- end children; M rs. M illard E ak in .clarin et solo by Dean Wilcox ae- i caused by an over heated stove
cay for th eir hom e a t G resham .
and son; Mrs. W. C. Schilling and com panied nt the piano l»v Gen- - , I ipe The C an trall’s had recently
JOE’S MOTOR SERVICE
A lay ette show er was given by d a u g h te r Lavelle, of Moro; Mrs. vieve O estreich: monologue by moved into this house.
the E astern S ta r c h a p te r for Mrs. O. N. R uggles and Mrs. O rvil’.e Leis Coyner: song by the 7;h ami
A T hanksgiving service was
M illard E akin a t her home T h u rs­ Ruggles.
8th g rad es; a comedy skit by held a t the B ap tist church Sunday
day afternoon, when she received
The B ap tist Mission society m et F.dcen Lemley, Ix)i$ Coyner, (Jen- - j evening by the B.Y.P.U.
POUMA BROS. MEAT MARKET
m any lovely and useful g ifts. Re­ a t th e home o f Mrs. F red Cox Move O estre;ch, M arg aret B arnett, !
Mr.
anil
Mrs.
J.
S.
Newcomib
and
fresh m en ts were served to ap p ro x ­ Tuesday aftern o o n .
Dorothy B arn e tt and Doris P ayne;
d au g h ter Doris left S atu rd ay for
im ately tw enty five guests.
Mr. and Mr. John B euther were song by the grades.
O N. R uggles bought the hotis- • Poi Hand to visit th eir d aughter,
Mrs. Nellie F erbrach e returned Sunday d in n er g u ests a t th e home
M».< W ayland Weld and fam ily.
fion» Portland- W dnesday a fte r of Mr. and M rs. Gus E n g stro m . owned by his m other, Mrs. I/.'ey
On Sunday they m otored to Camas,
Mr.
and
M
rs.
Melvin
F
ulkerson
R
uggles
of
Moro,
and
is
moving
it
sending several days visiting her
Large, Dry
of M aupin accom panied by her to the ranch, where his son Orville • Wr:., to a T hanksgiving dinner a t
s< i. and d au g h ter in law.
the
home
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
W.
T..
TRUPAK SH R IM P
Mrs. A. F. B alzer en tertained p aren ts, Mr. and Mrs. Ben Payne, and wife, will live. Orville is farm - j Newcomb. O thers p resen t were
tl e G rass Valley b rid g e club a: m otored to P ro sser, Wn., S atu rd ay ing with his fath er.
Mrs. A rt Bibby aecompanmd M •. and Mrs. A rth u r Newcomb
h er home W ednesday afternoon. to visit Mrs. P ay n e’s b ro th er, A v­
2 cans
ami lam ily of Cam as,’ Mr. and Mrs
Mrs. Ed Alley received high score er} A shley and fam ily. They r e ­ Jak e E slinger to Tygh Valley T u t - I Ray Newcomb and dau g h er Vera,
CON
LEE’S GROCERY
day, when she received word th at ,
fur club, M rs. Roy Wells high turned hom e Monday.
of Vancouver and Mr. and Mrs.
her
fa
th
e
r,
().
M.
Fraley,
was
very
M
illard
E
akin
took
a
tru
ck
load
score o r g u est and Mrs. C. A.
11. C. Morse and son H arry , of
O estreich received the prize for of stock to th e P ortland m ark et ill a t Maupin.
O
Mr. and M rs. Louis May ami son. j rchards, W ashington. .
Sunday evening.
a little slam.
D
ern
y went to The Dalles -Thurs- ; Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Clevenger of
Mrs. M illard Eakin en tertain ed
Mr. and Mrs. Jak e E slin g er were
th pupils of the 1st and 2nu da} to have T hanksgiving dinne. j A rlington were business visitors
business visitors in The Dalles
T’ ades W ednesday a t the school at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Clay - I at th e J. S. Newcomb home F ri­
M onday.
’•>< use to celeb rate the b irth d ay a n ­ to r May.
day.
MORO HOTEL
Mr. and Mrs. E dgar Alley and n iv ersary of h e r son Duane.
W. M. Holdaw ay and Mrs. Hoi I- j
aerial m aps of the county on to i
children
w
ere
visitors
in
The
Mr. and Mrs. Arzell Lem ley and rw a y and d a u g h ter m otored to I
caioboard so they can be preserv­
Dalles S aturday.
ed in b e tte r condition than has
fem ily were v isitors in The Dalles P o rtlan d T hursday on -business-re j
O f, By, For
t u n in g home F rid ay .
j
Mr. and M rs. Louis May m otored Si tu rd ay .
h ereto fo re been possible.
Moro C om m unity P resb y terian
Mr. and Mrs. Dell Olds gave a |
Sherman Countians
Mr. and Mrs. George Wilcox
Miss Lucille Vale returned from C hurch: 10:00 - Sunday School. tv Pendleton Sunday, on b u sin e ss
at y o u r ran ch
•.nc son George, were business d im e r p arty a t th eir home W ed­
M orrow county S aturday to spend 11:00 - M orning w orship. Serm on and re tu rn ed the sam e day.
nesday evening for the elk h u n t­ W H E A T
$ 2 p e r t o n SHERMAN COUNTY JOURNAL
an o th er six week h<ye as health by the p asto r on the subject, “The
T. M. Rolfe m otored to Corvallis v ifito rs in The Dalles F riday.
ers..
Those present were Mr. an d ;
Mr.
and
M
rs.
Fred
Krusow
were
Tuesday
to
bring
his
son,
Robert,
r urse.
G -eat T ran sfo rm atio n .” Special
—o v e r 2 t o n lo t s —
bvriness v isito rs in The Dali -s Mrs. Harold Eakin, Mr. and Mvs.
“ • aits« Cassie Holmes came up music. 7:30 - Y oung people will hem e for the T hanksgiving holi­
Roy B arnet, Mr. and Mrs. Alfred P h o n e 5 2 1
th, first of the week.
fi om The Dalles W edneday fo r a m eet a t the home of Mr. and Mrs. day week end.
Mr. and M rs. Tommy B arn e tt E rek , E arl Olds. Jack Lewis an I
Mr.
and
Mrs.
L.
L.
F
unk
of
L o u is M a y
b rie f visit with h er fa th e r a t G rass H a rry B. P inkerton for the discus­
and fam ily were visitors in the Miss V irginia Helyer. The eve­
Velley. She is carrin g for John ' sion hour. Miss Merle M iller will W arco w ere here Sunday to visit
Grass
V a lle y, Oregon
ning was spent in playing cards.
Dalles th is week.
P atjen s in The Dalles.
lead the m eeting on the subject Mr and Mrs. Ted E v erett.
Mr. and M rs. Stanley K ru so v
Mr. and Mrs. Orville Thompson ‘•¡vet’s Be T hankful Enough to ' M illard Eakin and A. A. Dun­ ar.d fam ily w ere visiors at th-1
lap
were
business
visitors
in
A
rl­
end children left W ednesday eve- j share.
home of his p aren ts, Mr. and Mr s.
ning for B eaverton to spend T nankgiving services w ere held ington Thursday.
M rs. Nellie F erbrach e has gone F ied K rusow , F riday.
last W ednesday nig h t a t the church
T hanksgiving w ith h er fa th e r.
Mr. and M rs. W. D. B arn e tt
to
Moro w here she is em ployed at
Ju d g e Carl H endricks of Fossil w ith the pastpr preaching on the
n.ctored
to The Dalles F rid ay to
was here M onday to hear a r g u ­ them e, ‘The T hanksgiving S p irit.” he Moro Hotel.
net
u
rn
th
e
ir d au g h ter, B etty, home
Mr?. Alfred Kock en tertained
m ents in a couple of eases. W illiam N ext Tuesday evening, N ovem ber
Tròtti « troésftal. - * —
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1
he
m
em
ehrs
oT
the
junior
bridge
PHYSICIAN & SURGEON
V. Cowan of Renton, Wn., and H. 26, the teachers and officers of the
Melvin F ulkerson and wife spent
club
T
hursday
afternoon.
Mrs.
W. Cham pneys w ere down to a t­ Sunday School will m eet a t the
Eben Kee received high score for u fe k end here v isitin g her p aren ts,
bvcauw it'»
m anse a t 7:30 o ’clock.
tend court.
ciub, Mrs. Dell Olds high for g u est Mr. and M rs. Ben Payne.
H
enry
G.
H
a
n
s
o
n
^
a
s
to
r.
•'CBEEKFI L AS ITS NAME'
Rev. and Mrs. H enry G. H anson
Mr. and M rs. Ted P eterson and
rn d Mrs. J. S. Newcomb received
u t r t T hanksgiving Day guests a t i Wasco C hristian C hurch: Ser- low score.
Mrs. A m elia P eterson were dinner
T h r ee-Q u a rter T o n
the home of Mr. and Mrs. LeeRov v:ces or Lord’s Day, Nov. 24,
Mr. and Mrs. John Block of g u ests F rid ay a t the home of Mi-,
10:00
a.
m.
Church
Bible
School.
S. Hanson.
Bnkeoven spent Sunday here v isit­ and M rs. W. F . Schilling.
Men cheer Old Sunny
Lt. Thom as F ra se r jr., and wife 11:00 M orning W orship - The Com­ ing her parents, Mr. and M rs. John
M rs. W illard B arn ett had her
B ro o k fo r its g en ia l q u a lity
munion
and
the
m
essage
“
Bought
-were here last week end to visit
hand severely burned. S atu rd ay ,
J. K. McKEAN
H ays.
and all-around goodness.
W ith a Price.”
when some cleaning fluid she was
with his arents.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Arzell
Lemley
and
This whiskey is 4 YEARS OLD.
6.30
p.
m.
C
hristian
E
ndeavr
C arl Peetz and W yman French
children were visitors in The Dalles
came home from Eugene with 7:30 p. m. E vening Services. Mee- M onday.
John Proudfoot W edneesday for I «agt - A ssurance.
Mrs. Ed. Alley and d au g h ter,
We deesire to become acquainted
GEORGE G. UPD EGRAFF
Tr.anksgiving.
L ila’ Lee, Mrs. Glen K arn s, Miss
F o r S a f e t y F ir s t
w
ith
the
local
m
em
bership.
The A rth u r C hristianson fam ily
Jean Powell, Mr. and M rs. V. B.
F.
Claude
Stephens,
m
inister.
h ft' W ednesday for P ortland to I
A tto r n e y A t L a w
E akin and dau g h ter Ellen, and
FOSS & COMPANY
«pend the holiday with relatives, j
KENTUCKY STRAIGHT BOURBON WHISKEY
93 Proof
sons
Elton
and
Owen,
M
ary
C
oats,
W
asco
M
ethodist
C
hurch:
S
un­
S atu rd ay J. C. F reem an had a
M oro a n d W aaco
end Mrs. Dean Reynolds attende/]
Copr. 1940, National Distillers Products Corp., New York, N. Y.
D on't Forget Your
v isito r who announced him self as day School a t 10 a. m.
the
C
an
tata
a
t
the
P
resb
y
terian
At
11
a.
m.
the
pastor
will
preach
J. C. Freem an also, He came from
nn the subject, “ How 'believe in a church in Moro Sunday night.
C alifornia. No relative.
Mr. and Mrs. J. B. E slin g er and
Mr. and Mrs. C harles B a rtle tt of good God in a world like th is ? ” d au g h ter, Dolores were visitors in
B»-nd and Mr. and Mrs. Stanley . How shall we reconcile an all-good The Dalles W ednesday.
Lake and two dau g h ters of Bridge, and all powerful God w ith e a rth ­
Mr. and Mrs. F ran k Pike and
MORO GARAGE
were here Thanksgivir\g to visit j quakes, cyclones, cholera and can- Melvin D unlap were visito rs a^
ccr
ills
like
insanity
th
a
t
fall
on
with the m em bers of the B arnum
C L U B - • •
Hood River Sunday.
fam ily. Cleo B arnum was also individuals even a t b irth , and all
Mr. and Mrs. H erm an Schilling
tire w elter of lust, poverty and
down from Redmond.
w ere visitors in The Dalles S a tu r­
Magazine Subscriptions
Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Belshee left war th a t hum an life involves?
day.
W ednesday for H erm iston where A-ou will w ant to h ear th is s e r­
Mrs. A. A. Dunlap and d au g h ­
For Holiday Gifts
they will spend the h o lid ay -w ith mon. W e’ll be looking for you te r, A nita and Mrs. K endrick D un­
RUGGLES
CONFECTIONERY
Sunday
m
orning
a
t
11.
th e ir d a u g h ter and fam ily.
E pw orth L eagueSunday evening* lap were in The Dailey, S aturday.
Mrs. B ert Lite and son cam e
Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Schilling
W ednesday to spend T hanksgiving a t 6:30.
were dinner guests a t tjie home of
F.
L.
Cannell,
P
astor.
w ith her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Jack Lawrence.
Iyois M elzer came up from Cor­
vallis where she is atten d in g school
VERNQN FLATT
to spend a few days a t home.
Mr. and Mrs. Guy H aynes and
fam ily are here spending T hanks­
I have leased th e Standard Oil plant at
giving with relatives a t G rass
Valley.
Grass Valley on a w holesale dealer basis. T h e
lAibraham Huff of A rlington is
full line of Standard Oil pro d u cts will be kept in
reported in a hospital in The
MORO GRAIN GROWERS
Dalles. He form erly lived in Moro.
Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Templeon
end daughter, Betty, left Tuesday
for Pasco, Washington where they
will operate a new coffee shop.
Their daughters * Audrey -feorgap
and Lucille Bruns went with them
to aid in the work.
A lig h t snow fell W ednesday
m orning to offer some discourage­
m ent to those who had planned
M rs. Naom i V anG ilder re tu rn t: ips fo r the holiday. I t partially
ed la s t week end from P ortland melted during t'he day p u ttin g
w here she attended the annual .13 inches of m oisture into tbe
n x e tin g o f the
Association of ground. The tem p eratu re rem ain­
Oregon County T re asu re rs which ed a t 27 degrees a t n ig h t and
met along -with county judges climbed to 36 in the daytim e to
and com m issioners. Mrs. Van Gil- ' m ake Thanksgiving day a pleas­
d tr was re-elected as president an t one here.
of the asssociation fo r an o th er
A ustin Foss came up W ednes­
year.
day n ight bringing Miss Hazel
Mrs. John DeMoss returned Mon- ’ M arie W atkins and her aunt, Mrs.
day from the bedside of her m oth- j C harles Holling, up from P ortland
er a t W ashougal, Wn., who fell with him.
recently, b reaking some ribs and
Mrs. Lyle F ihn was here la st
suffering m any bruises. She ex­ week end to v isit h er parents, Mr.
pects to be in bed until her 85th and M rs. Jam es Kenny. Mr. F ihn,
b irth d ay which will be Jan u a ry a railw ay express clerk, was w ork­
'f r s t . Mrs. DeMoss, Roy D ugger ing in The Dalles.
end wife sp ent T hanksgiving with
Mrs. J. C. H untley came up from
her
P ortland F riday " to v isit her
Mr. and Mre. Om er S ayrs and d au g h ter, Mrs. Collis Moore. Mr.
d a u g h ter M ary, left W ednesday H untley came for her la te r in the
noon fo r P o rtland to spend T hanks­ wc ek.
giving w ith relatives th ere and
Logan G entry and P a t G entry
w ith th eir d au g h ter, Mrs. Ross are leaving the first of n ex t week
H a rt a t B eaverton.
fur a trip back to Tennessee. Lo­
Sheriff W ilson announces th a t gan h asn ’t been in his native s ta te
D urw ard H elyer of K ent will be for 33 years.
T hanksgiving was a quiet day
the deputy sheriff a fte r the first
of the y ear when Ross O m duft, I in Moro with n e a rly every business
p resen t deputy, will become coun­ house closed and fam ilies gafcher-
| ed to g eth er around well laden
ty clerk.
G eorge Brooks is pasting the ; beards.
Sherman County
Grass Valley
Treasurer Again
Woman Hurt
Association Head
In Car Accident
F loor L am p s
$8.95 Up
Complete Line of
I g n itio n P a r ts
25c
..
Roast TURKEY
60c
Dinner
G ra in R o llin g
Sherman County
Abstract Co.
z?
D r . C . L . P o le y
MEERtem
1937 Chevrolet Pickup
oo
S unny B rook
Weed Tire Chains
anti freeze
Tell the R ician
Shell Diesel Od
7 ic
Shell Stove 0Ü <
A nnouncement—-
U se C o-op P roducts
W ant A d s
FOR SA LE: M aytag M otor alm ost
new. $12. John DeMoss & Son.
FOR S A L E : The C atherine Jo h n ­
son residence in Wasco. Inquire
of T. L ester Johnson, W asco or
Moro.
stock at all times.
Policies rem ain ' th e same until fu rth er
notice.
All business given me will be greatly ap­
preciated and prom pt and courteous service
accorded to custom ers.
phone 232 & 233
C larence A . O estreich
W A N TED : General R epairing. Rea
sonable R ates. W rite R. O.
Lyons, G rass Valley. Box 72. 51-
52-1-2.
.......... .
C o m p le te
S to c k
FOR S A L E : W hite Holland or
Bronze T urkeys young o r old.
Tom s or hens. Wm. Fox, Klon­
dike.
P- 3' 4-6'
R E L IA B L E MAN W A N TED to
call on fa rm ers in Sherm an coun
ty. No experience or ca p ita l r e -
ouired. -W rite Mr. Inm an, 2423
M agnolia Sa., Oakland, Calif.
û iu i
Fuller’s Mirrors
J O U R N A L --
$ 1 0 .0 0 a yea r
for your other needs...
in 41 stale-wide branches!
P res-to -lo g s1
Carload Here
. ZEIGLER’S
1 '
IN ADVANCE 3
BUCHOLTZ CONFECTIONERY
Quality Goods
D r y G o o d s , C lo t h in g a n d
S h o e s to m e e t th e
n e e d s o f th e
c o m m u n ity
D e p e n d a l e , Q u a li t y G r o c e r ie s
• FOR SA L E : 960 acre w heat ranch,
700 acres tilled, buildings, g ra ­
vel road, n ea r town. Inquire a t
Jo u rn al office.
8. W. SEARCY
HARDWARE___
IN S U R A N C l
Q Low-Cost Financing
Builds Bank Credit
MORO LUMBER A FU E L YARD
LLOYD L. HENNAGIN, M a n a g e r
FOR SA LE: 2300 acre stock ranch
500 acres tillable. Good house
end barn, on gravel road. Good
price. F o r details see Jo u rn al
W ANT A S H E E P DOG? 4 Shep
?rd pups, 50 cents each. George
DeMoss, 1 mile ’ east DeMoss
S prings. Phone 875.
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Sec our new line of
Grass Valley g
.
2-20c tube« C ollates Dental !
Cream
2 for » e
One large, One Regular Colgate«
Tooth Powder - Both for
41c
SHERmnn cow it «
BRnncH
FIRST IMTIOnnii BRRK
MORO PHARMACY
Frozen Storege
OF PORTLAND
N S U R A N C I
Lockers
C O tF O lA
T I O H
MAY >nd SON, GROCERY
Av-,