Sherman County journal. (Moro, Or.) 1931-current, November 29, 1940, Page 3, Image 3

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Bridge Crew*
Davis-Fortner
Now Building
Wedding Held
Near Town
In Hepp ner
The bridge crew sen t here by j
the sta te highw ay d ep a rtm en t has
finished w ork on the Cottonwood ; Clyde D avis, son of M rs. W. A. ¿laughter, B arb ara W alpole, w ere
bridge across th e John D ay and is Davis, w ere m arried la s t Tuesday, visitors in The D alles F rid ay ,
now re su rfac in g
the highw ay | Ncvemlber 19, a t th e hom e of Mr. j j^ r an(j ^ r s . N orm an H a rris of
b r:dge south of tow n on the S her- ,
M rs. Ja m e s D riscoll a t Hepp- Vancouver, Wn., w ere v isito rs a t
m an highw ay. New bracin g was T,cr- They re tu rn ed hom e from fue hom e o f Mr. and M rs. F red
put in the Cottonwood bridge un- H eppner W ednesday to spend the r,ox Sunday.
d rr the e a s t span to m ake it safe I T n anksgiving holiday w ith her j M rs. M aud Gove o f Bend is
for heavier loads.
p aren ts, Mr. and M rs. A rch F o rt- , here v isitin g h e r d a u g h te r, M rs.
E. E. B arnum re tu rn ed from a n< r.
Sam Davis.
Dean Olds and son Donald mot- j Mrs. W illiam Reid of W asco
stay of several weeks a t Redmond
end will rem ain here th e re m a in ­ ored to The D alles W ednesday to , was a visitor here F rid ay .
meet Mrs. Olds who re tu rn ed from J Sam Holm es and d au g h te r, M a­
der of the w inter.
S tudents who came home fo r th e a hospital in P o rtlan d ; They also bel w ere T hanksgiv in g g u ests at
holiday le ft Sunday for th e ir re- ni€t th e ir son> W illard, who cam e the Ted von B orstel home.
soective schools.
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UP
C orvallis and M rs. Olds’
Cassie and R ita von B orstel
M rs.-L. L. Peetz and Mrs. D ar- &:st ferfb M rs..W alter Reese of H ills- gpent the T han k sg iv in g
week end
win Van Gilder won the prizes a t h°ro and Miss N atalie W assenm il- visiting w’ith
th e ir p aren ts,
Mr.
the d raw in g held la s t week by the ^er
P o rtlan d , who spent th e holi- . n(j M rs. Ted von Botftel.
Moro C om m unity club.
•
week end visitin g the Olds
M arg aret Holm es cam e home
A. C. Thom pson w as taken to
n<l
P®r€I? ^ ’ M r- and M rs‘ f ’om C orvallis, and D orothy, Jea n -
ette an j R obert cam e up from The
the hospital in The Dalles Monday. Jacob W assenm iller.
John C onroy and s is te r Nellie p a ]ies to spend the holiday week
A. M. W rig ht w ent down Tuesday
to rem ain a while under doctor’s were visitors in The Dalles Mon- cn(j wRh th e ir p aren ts, Mr. and
day. Com ing home they m et w ith Mrs. W illiam Holmes.
care.
an accident when th e ir c a r h it a
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde D avis left
Born to Mr. and Mrs. C arl
big fre ig h t tru ck , on th e highw ay S atu rd ay for S pokane, Wn., on
Spaulding a t Long iBeach, Calif, a
r e a r th e ’Collis M oore place. The
business. They retu rn ed home
d au g h ter. Mrs. Spaulding will be
t a r w as badly d am ag e ! b u t the Sunday.
r« mem bered here a r B etty Sim p­
occupants suffered only from shock
F red W alker of P auline is here
son.
and m inor cuts and bruises. Wal-
Arnold L andry and wife w ere ( jacc May took them to th e ir home, v isitin g a t the hom e of Mr. and
‘
y e n over T hanksgiving day com-
Mr an(J M rs
G eorge Wilcox M ^ . Lew is Okls.
Mr.
and
M
rs.
Ed
(Alley
and Tom
¡ng from P o rtlan d to spend th e ( 8 o n
George, w ere business
Alley
w
ere
T
hanksg
iv
in
g
d in n er
day with his parents, Mr. and M rs. v ,sitor8_ jn The Dalles Monday.
g uests a t the home o f Mr. and
J ts e Landry.
. m . and Mrs. A rch C an trall had Mrs. F red Cole n ear W asco.
Mr. and Mrs. J. K. M cKean w ere a 3 dinner g u ests T hanksgiving day
M rs. Tom. Alley le ft W ednesday
in P ortland T hursday and F rid ay Mr. and M rs. Ted E v e re tt and for P o rtlan d when she received
of la s t week to a tte n d a dinner d au g h ter, Lois ’A nn, an d Mrs. Eben
word of the serious illness of h er
given by the h a rv e ste r com pany/ Kee.
moher.
Morton Tom pkins was here Tues-
M rs. A. A. Dunlap and daugh-
M rs. Alice Scheneck sp en t the
day to discuss public power w itn ^er A n ita, were v isito rs in The T hanksgiving week end visiting
city officials. He is w orking fo r j Tallies M onday.
ner d a u g h te r in P ortland.
the Bonneville ad m in istratio n and
Mr. and M rs. E ban Kee had as
Mr. and M rs. J. S. Newcomb
w ants to explain, a t some la te r ’ dinn er g u ests Sunday evening Mr.
were busineess visito rs in Moro
date, the possibility of selling nnd M rs. H erm an P e te rs and fa m ­
Monday.
power to the cities o f th is county. ily, Mr. and Mrs. A rch C antrall
Dr. C. L. Poley and d au g h ter.
All those w ishing perm its or and fam ily, and Mr. and Mrs: K en­ Rachel of Moro were v isito rs here
T icrn ses to drive c a rs are asked to drick D unlap.
Mrs. I. D. Pike and M rs. F aye Monday.
g et in touch w ith the exam iner
Mr. and Mrs, John Rolfe and
at th e C o u rth o u se in M oro on W ed F .elda an d son Ross, m otored to fam ily and Mrs. Roy -W ^lls and
ii(?day, Decem ber 4, 1940, betw een .Hood R iver T uesday to v isit Leigh-
children spent T hank sg iv in g w ith
the hours of 10a. m. to 5 p. m.
tOn Fields.
Mr. and M rs. W. B. M athew s a t
Mr. and Mrs. W. F. -Schilling
Mr. anzl M rs- A A Dunlap, An-
S tetvnson, W ashington.
sp en t F rid ay a t the hom e of Mr.
D unlap, Mr. and Mrs. Kendrick
Miss D orothy Olds cam e up from
and Mrs. W. C. Schilling and Mrs. Dunlap and Mr. and M rs. Guy
M onm outh, w here she is a stu d en t
H
aynes
and
fam
ily
of
Yamhill
E dith B urnet at Moro.
were dinner guess a t the home of at the norm al school, to spend
Mrs. Jen n ie Young, 66, died a t
Mr. and Mrs. 1 Vern Mobley a t T hanksgiving w ith her fa th e r,
Sunnyside, W ashington S aturday
Ear! Olds.
K ent T hanksgiving day.
evening a fte r a very brief illness.
M is. Lewis Olds and Mrs. Ted
M arcile Zurlinden of Portland
She w’as a sister of Mrs. J. F.
Trim
ble were visitors in The Dalles
spent th e holiday week end visit-
lioyce and had lived here for m any
, . .
.
rA ,,
ing h er g ra n d p are n ts, Mr. and one day la s t w’eek.
>e«rs before moving to The Dalles
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Mr. and Mrs. Fred Cox had a.'
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some
y ears ...........
ago. She also lived - ‘ Mrs. Tom Coyle.
Mr. and Mrs. H arold E akin were dinner g uests Sunday, to celebrate
in D ufur w here her husband was
visitors in P ortland one day last Mrs. Cox’s birth d ay an n iv ersary ,
poi.tm aste.
Mr. and Mrs. Shelton F r itts and
week.
The
M id-Columbia
C hristian
Mr. and Mrs. Dell Olds m otored, fam ily, Ms. W. J. Davis, and Mr.
Assem bly convenes in the Wasco to The Dalles T h u rsd ay m orning and Mrs. N orm an H a rris of V an­
C hristian Church T uesday, Dec. 3, from w here Mr. and M rs. Harold couver.
at 10:45. A days program
Is Hall and fam ily accom anied them
Mr. and M rs. V. B. E akin and
worked out for the g ath erin g . A lf
H ubbard to spend T hanksgiv- fam ily were dinner g u ests a t the
connng are requested to bring ing w’ith Mrs. Jam es W alkenshaw’. home of Mr. and M rs. M illard
th» ir covered dish, or sandwiches, Mr. and M rs. E lm er Hall of Long F akin T hanksgiving day.
as seen fit. The Wasco church
furnishes hot drir.ks. W hat ever
you da - Come!
C h ristm a s W ill Soon B e H ere
S atu rd ay evening visitors a t the
A. S. Johnson home were Mr. and
Mrs. Karl Pluem ke from Salem ;
M iy H enry M oers from P ortland
and Mrs. Em m a Pluem ke from
K ent.
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The young m atrons T hursday
ev tn in g bridge club entertained
th eir husbands a t dinner and at
bridge at thew W om en’s club build­
ing last night.
M embers of the E astern S ta r j
had a pot luck dinner preceding
their m eeting T hursday night and •
gam es were played later.
Grover B. Hill, a ssista n t secre­
ta ry of A griculture, is expected
h ert Sunday m orning to look over
iee our line of toys and gifts now in stock
the experim ent statio n the appro- I
j'■ration for which was held up
A lot of new things just received
last fall. Two officials from the
s ta te college will accom pany him.
D urw ard H elyer has moved his
W e w rap gifts for Christmas
household goods into the Wm
M orrison house.
W ant Ads
W A N TED : D ressm aking, altera
Lons, rem odeling and tailo r
m ade button holes. P rices re a s­
onable. Mrs. Glen K arnes, G rass
Valley.
M oro
FOR SA L E : M aytag M otor alm ost
new. $12. John DeMoss & Son.
S to c k
V oi i t
S A L E : 2300 acre stock ranch
F.00 acres tillable. Good house
and barn, on gravel road. Good
price. F o r details see Journal
FOR SA L E : 960 acre w heat ranch,
700 acres tilled,- buildings, g ra ­
vel road, near town. Inquire a t
Journal office.
Complete Line of
I g n it io n P a r t s
Save your Red&White labels
V is itin g m e m b e rs w el
come.
Anna Davis, N. G.
Florence Johnston, Sed
Roast TURKEY
Dinner
60c
E ureka Lodge No. 121 A -F & A M
Meets on the 1st and
MORO HOTEL
3rd
T hursday
eve-
nings of each month.
O fz By, For
V isiting m em bers cor
dially invited to meet
Sh erman Countians
with us.
E. A m idon, W.M.
C. V. Belknap, Secy. SHERMAN COUNTY JOURNAL
Bethlehem C hapter, No. 78.O.E.S.
Moro, Oregon
M eets Every Second and
F ourth T hursdays in each
Month. V isiting membera
Invited
Naomi Van (iilder, W. M.
Ruth S p arling, Sec.
Sherman County
Abstract Co.
and let me
tell yon, its
popular pm e
^ e r b v r t « fi
host's budget.
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Dr. C. L. Poley
PHYSICIAN & SURGEON
1937 Chevrolet Pickup
T h re e -Q u a rte r T o n
$ 3 8 5 .° °
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J. K. McKEAN
EXIDE BATTERIES
SU R E STA RT
GEORGE G. UPD EGRAFF
A tto r n e y A t L aw
FOSS & COMPANY
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D on’t Forget Your
....
90 Proof
M o ro and W asco
anti freeze
N ational Distillers Products Corp
________MORO GARAGE
Our Stock of
Ladies’ Fall Dresses
Holiday and
A n niversary Cards
RUGGLES confectionery
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Shell Diesel Oil
F ro m R e p r e s e n ta tiv e E a ste rn M a n u fa c tu re rs
Best Styles
Shell Stove Oil
Choice Fabrics
VERNON FLATT
O n e -H a lf Price
U se C o -o p P ro d u cts
MORO GRAIN GROWERS
NOW
$ 3.25
4.49
5.99
9.49
Regular
$ 6.50
8.95
11.95
18.95
200
C o m p le te
R E L IA B L E MAN W A N TED to
ta li on fa rm e rs in Sherm an coun
ty. No experience or capital re-
ouired. W rite Mr. Inm an, 2423
M agnolia Sa., Oakland, Calif.
(&,,
aAatf
will go to C alifornia to visit M.£.
The buiinesa hoaae w I m m
E v e re tt’s siste r and oth er r e la tiv e . is at the typ of this column will
The B ryckert fam ily reunion and be the one at whose place of busi­
T hanksgiving dinner was held a t
ness the weekly drawing is held
the home of Mr. and Mrs. C. R. j
B ruckert in The Dalles la st T h u rs­ each Saturday afternoon at three
day. Those p resent w ere M r. and i o’clock. Main drawing will he
Mrs. R. J. B ru ck ert of Moro; Mr. December 21 at the Moro Hotel.
an< Mrs. A. F. B alzer and sons,
Ralph and Clair, of G rass Valiev;
Mi. and Mrs. W. E. B ruckert of
Klondike; Mr. and Mrs. G is !
H artm an n and son, C harles, of
j W asco; Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Bruck-
JOE’S MOTOR SERVICE
* ‘ i of The Dalles.
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Moro Lodge No. 113, I. O. O. F.
Moro, Oregon
Meets 1st and 3rd POUMA BROS. MEAT MARKET
Tuesdays
in the
I.O..O.F. hall T rai 1
sient and visiting
brothers are cordi
ally invited to meet
with us.
Orlo M artui, N.G.
V« rnun Miller, Sec.
Visit Our Store and Find Out
L upine Rebekah. L odge No. 116 Their Value
Moro, O regon
CON L EE’S GROCERY
Meets 2d & 4th Tues
day of each month.
See our new line of
j
Fuller’s M irrors
S. W. SEARCY
HARDWARE
INSURANCl
JOURNAL - -
$10.00 a year
IN A D V A N C E S
BUCHOLTZ CONFECTIONERY
O regon
FOR SA L E : Delco L ight P lant.
32-volt Radio; Vacuum Cleaner.
Sell or trade. Mrs. Louie Davis,
G rass Valley.
FOR S A L E : W hite Holland or
Bronze T urkeys young or old.
Toms o r hens. Wm. Fox, Klon­
dike. .
P- 3 ‘4-6-
k
S. W . Searcy
Glen K arnes w as a business vis­ I . M i. and Mrs. H erm an Schilling
ito r in The Dalles one day last had as dinner g u ests T hanksgiving
week.
day, Mr. and M rs. J. S. Newcomb
Mr. and M rs. H erm an Schilling and d au g h ter Doris, and Miss B a r­
and Miss B arb a ra W alole m otored b ara W alpole. ,
to The Dalles Monday where .{lisa ] Mr. and Mrs. A rt M uller of
W alpole le ft fo r her home in P o rt­ Tygh Valley were b u sin ess v isito rs
land a f te r spending the holiday a t the Ted Ball home F riday. Mr».
week end v isitin g her parents.
¡A rt Bibby and Miss Louise F ra-
Mrs. A. M. Zevely and d au g h ters b v of P ortland accom panied them
?ame home from Cam p S herm an h e rt from Tygh Valley where they
F rid ay , to spend T hanksgiving were v isitin g th e ir fa th e r, O. M.
w ith M r. Zevely and Grace M arie i F raley , who is ill.
Mr. and M rs. W ayne Kelly and i C. B. A ndrew s, Mrs. John P at-
fam ily sp e n t T han k sg iv in g day as jt ns and W illiam B ard e n h ag tn
g u ests o f Mr. and Mrs. iB. M. 1 were in The Dalles Sunday to vi»it
Kelly.
¡Jo h n P a tje n s a t the hospital.
Don Cox en tertain ed friends a t
Mrs. Lot R ust of T he Dalles and
a p a rty a t the home of his p aren ts, M is F rances iBiibby o f C o rn e liu s
Mr. and M rs. F red Cox, F riday i were v isito rs a t the home of Mr.
evening. The evening w as spent Ip.nG Mrs. A rt Bibby Sunday.
p’ay in g
gam es.
R efreshm ents | Mi. and Mrs. Bud Coon had as
w ere served a t a late hour in the j dinner g u ests T h anksgiving day
evening.
th eir son and d au g h ter in law, M r.
W ednesday a fte r school the rn d M rs. F lorin Coon, of Sandy
teach ers le ft fo r th e ir respective ar.o th e ir son in law and d au g h ter,
homes fo r the holiday week end. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Schilling, and
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,
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Ray Jew el and William Beck went son G ary.
to P o rtlan d , Miss P aticia C yphers
Mr. and Mrs. H erm an Schilling
and Miss M a rg a re t T rabue to The m otored to The Dalles W ednesday
Dalles, I. V. K ane to Fossil, and to m eet Mrs. S chilling’s d a u g h ­
Miss Je a n Powell to Moro. Miss t e r M iss B arb ara W alpole of P o rt-
V irginia H elyer w ent to the ranch, h nt! who will spend the week end
here.
to the home of h er paren ts.
M iss Lila Lee Alley was a v is i­
Mi. and Mrs. Gus Schilling of
to r in The D alles F riday.
K ept were dinner g u ests a t the
Mr. and Mrs. 1. D. iPike left home of Mr. and M rs. W. F.
T h u rsd ay afternoon fo r H erm is Schilling Sunday.
ton to v isit th e ir son in law and
Dolores Simon of Salem spent
d au g h ter, Mr. and M rs. Lloyd th< holiday week end visiting h“ r
Goodrich.
M rs. Pike retu rn ed p aren ts, Mr. and Mrs. M att Simon.
home F rid a y accom panied by her
Bill Roth retu rn ed Sunday from
d au g h ter, M rs. - F ay e Fields, of O .ynipia, Wn.-, w here he sp ent the
Pendleton. Mr. Pike will rem ain holiday week end visitin g his par-
a week or ten days.
ei ts, Mr. and Mrs. Henry* Roth.
Word was received h e re this
Mr. and M rs. Perl E v erett and
week o f the wedding of E vere t children stopped here a t the Ted,
D unlap and Miss Ruby B utterfield F \e r e t t home Sunday enroute to
“»f E llenburg, Wn., F rid ay , N ovem ­ tb eir home a t K lam ath Falls from
ber 22. Mr. D unlap is a grandson Eugene and Wasco where they had
of Mr. and M rs. T. M. Rolfe.
v ’sited relatives. Mrs. Ted Ever-
Mr. and M rs. Glen K arnes had eti and Lois Ann accom panied them
ps
T h an k sg iv in g dinner g u ests to K lam ath F alls from where they
Mr and M rs. A. M. Nelson and
d au g h ter, Donella, of Moro. Don­
ell? rem ained to v isit fo r several
«1 serie
days.
WINDSOR-
Am ong the visitors in T he'
Dalles S atu rd ay were Mrs. Glen
K arnes and son, $Ir. and Mrs. E d­
g a r-A lle y and children, R obert
Schilling, Mr. and Mrs.Del E akin,
smooth
Em m a Jean E akin and Miss V ir­
silki
ginia H elyer.
^Mr. and Mrs. W allace May and
the la tte r ’s m other, Mrs. W alter,
m otored to T>e Dalles S a tu rd a y ,
when M rs. W a lte r retu rn ed to her
home a t Hood River, a fte r spend­
ing a week here as a g u est of her
d au g h ter.
SAVE 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 lit y G r o c e r ie s
ZEIGLER’S
Quality
Store
G r a ss V a lle y
liiiniiiiiiiniTiTrrTiTTTiTTinnTTmTHiin iitii TTiTiiin iTi iniinTiim iiiiiH in iiiiiiiin r
I
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P r e s -to -lo g s
Carload Here
H a t s a t H a lf P r ic e
MORO LUMBER & FUEL YARD
Ladies’ Fall and Winter Coats
&£ 5flc
W e a r e o f f e r i n g a t t h e s e g r e a t ly r e d u c e d p r ic e s
MORO PHARMACY
Regular $10.00
14.75
19.75
24.75
29.75
N O W $ 5 .0 0
1 0 .0 0
1 2 .5 0
1 8 .8 9
22.88^
Edward C. Pease Company
T h e D a lle s
-
Beach, California also were pres­
ent. Mrs. Walkenshaw returned
to California to spend
winter
with the Halls. Mr. and Mrs
Olds and M r.' and Mrs. Harold
Hall returned to their homes Fri­
day.
Mr. and Mrs. Don Clodfelter and
family were dinner guests at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Oes-
M iss Isobel F o rtn e r, d au g h ter tr?ich Thanksgiving day.
Mr. and M rs. A rch F o rtn er, and
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Mrs. Herman Schilling
and
Libby's Mince Meat, 2 lbs....... .25
Culumet Bkg. Pwd. 1 lb can .18
Catsup - Tastewell Brand
2 bottle« .19
MAY and SON, GROCERY
Electric - Food Warmer
$2.35
O r e g o n PACIFIC POWER A LIGHT CO.
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