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M ER M A N COUNTY JOURNAL. MORO.
OREGON.Ï RIDAY, DECEMBER 6. 1940
County Court
Dunlaps Leave
Passes On Bills;
On Word of
Talks Roads
Son’s Accident K
of the week returning Tuesday
afternoon. The doctor has not
started practice as yet but reports
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that he is feeling much better.
.¡The district conference of Le
gionnaires and Auxiliaries drew
some of the county’s ex-service
men and women to Hood River
last Monday night when the state
Mr. and Mrs. A. A. iDunlap, left
commander and state president
The county court m et Wednes
started their annual conference Tuesday for Sacram ento, C alifor
day and listened to the pleas of !
nia upon receiving word th a t their
several who wished improvements
con, Charles, had been seriously
On
Wednesday,
December
11,
tho
made in the roads leading to their
places. It is likely th a t some work I O m a n ’s M issionary Society will injured in a motor accident. Their
will be done on the Sawtooth road n’tc ^ *1 the home of Mrs. Edith daughter Anita and son Kendrick
this w inter to m ake it less steep Burnet a t 2:00 p. m. In addition accompanied them.
Mr. and Mrs. Marcus Eslinge
and more easily traveled. . Some to. the m issionary program there
gravel for this road is also a pos-
®*®haniTe ° t Christm as of The. Dallés attended the high
sibility. A larger sheaf of bills * 5it8- Mr8 Orvftl Thompson, lea- schooL play here Saturday eve
ning and visited a t the Wren
were gone through /because of dcr’
election expense. Thursday coun-
Mrs. Stella Benson was her? Hogue home returning home Sun
iv court members went about the Saturday and Sunday to visit rel- day.
Mr. and Mrs. Dean Olds were
county with Oscar Cutler,
state rtivee and see A. M. W right who
highway engineer with the county - Is very ill in the hospital in The dinner guests a t the. home of hex
parents on Sunday.
and state cooperating.
Dalles.
A committee named to
decide M r- and M rs- OrvaI Thogerson
The play, “Beginners Luck,”
on the gifts th at will be
given 1 were down from PrmeviUe
last was presented by the students of
Dicemlber 21, the final week end W4?ek en<^-
the high school a t the Civic audi
of the Moro Community club p ro -1 Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Barzee re torium Saturday evening under
gram has chained a car radio for turned from New port where they the direction of Miss Patricia Cy
the first prize, a traveling bag for had spent a month fishing,
phers. The cast included the fol
second prize, a chair for the third
Clarence Morrison returned from lowing students: Ross Fields, Je a n
prize. There will be an additional Lincoln county this week a<|er a ette Huhman, Claud Bayer, Fran
15 prizes.
winter vacation spent along the ces Wells, Emma Jean Eakin
These will be on display in the ccast.
Roy Hogue, Grace Zevely, Gene
lobby of the F irst National bank j Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Powell and Reynolds, Robert Ziegler, Lila Lee
within a few days and those in- Mrs Lucy Ruggles left early Alley and M argaret Kock. Frank
V rested may see them. It is al- i Thursday morning fo r Pendleton. Payne acted as stage m anager
.30 likely that a program of a few where Mr. Powell will attend the The school band gave several selec
minutes duration will be given wheat league m eeting and the. tions before the play.
December 21.
two'wom en will spend their time
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Olds hu<
A number of young people w e n t! ' i$lting with th eir daughters, as dinner^guests Thursday Mr. and
to Corvallis last Saturday to look Mrs. Parkins and Mrs. Rasmussen, Mrs. Dell Olds and Fred W alker
at the football game between OSC i Mr. and Mrs. Elm er Hansen of Paulina, who returned to hit
anu Oregon. Among those making end daughter came over from Gol- home Friday a fte r spending ten
the trip w ere-M ax Barzee, Gene aendale Sunday to visit with his days visiting with his sister, Mrs
.bine, Dean Pinkerton, Florence »mother, Mrs. Soren H ansen.
, Lewis Olds, and husband.
Lawrence, Ted Thompson, Mrs. j W. C. Schilling has bought the
Mr. and Mrs. Jake Eslinger ano
Florence M artin, George M artin, little Shetland pony form eriy be- daughter, Dolores, were business
Boh King, Betty Powell, Wayne longing to LeRoy Englebretson visitors in The Dalles Monday.
Thompson, Ronald Powell, Gene end small daughter, I^aVelle is
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Miller of Salem
vieve Nahouse, Lloyd Henrichs.
learning to ride.
sp tn t Sunday visiting Mr. and Mrs.
Leo V. Moore has been appointed
Nearly all the group of young Fred Cox, returning to their home
as d raft doctor for Sherman coun people who ventured into the v a l Monday.
ty and will be in charge of exam ley fior ttye football gam e last
Mr. and Mrs. Marion Van Metre
ining draftees here when and if week end have been down with accompanied Roy Wells to The
they are called. He is the son of J cold.® sincee returning.
Dalles Friday evening, when Mr
Mr. and M «. U V Moore and a ' Born: December 3, at Red IBluflF, Van Metre enter a hospital for
resident of The Dalles. .
1 California a son to Mr. and Mrs. médical treatment.
Full and complete information j . L Matteson.
Mrs. Matteson
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Alley and
about how to feed and wihat to feed v.as form erly Gwen Foss, daugn- Mr. and Mrs. William Lutterell
club calves has been sent out from ter of Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Foss.
were overnight visitrs a t the Free
the county agent’s office and boys ; A r- mu
,
.
A. C. Thompson was brought Cole* home near Wasco, Saturday.
rn d girls caring for calves can . , .
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.
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' Estel H artley went to Jefferson
ir.t’n r m
th o r n s o l v o .
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h h o i.
fr°™ the h°«Pltal hl The
inform themselves
about
tbeir
Dalles Wednesday night a fte r a Wednesday to visit his parents,
job from the letter and accompa
fe w days theTe for observation. returning home Saturday accom
nying sheet of instructions.
He is feeling much better.
panied by his brother.
LeRoy W right is going to Baker
Leaden skies, rain and fog have
Mr. and Mrs. Marion Van Metre
county from Pendleton and the • been the lot of Sherman countians returned home from The Dalles
wheat league meeting. He will for the past week No great Monday.
buy eight Hereeford calves there amount of rain has fallen but
Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Dunlap and
for distribution to club children in every day has been damp and
Mr. and Mrs. Wren Hogue a tten d
1 clouds were present for rain at ed the second o f a series of cara
The highway bridge south of aiJ>. m oraent
parties at Kent Saturday night.
town has been completed this
™ iz
.
, ,
Mr. and Mrs. Herman Schilling
week , by the state road crew and
if now ready for surfacing. It is
” ” th* ht,5p,tal Monday aftar deft Sunday for Aberdeen, Wn., to
attend the funeral services for her
six feet wider than it used to be I-
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ti i
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hr ether in law, Fred Cronk, who
and much stronger having new I . R? n" ' /
e
leaVe
CnnnzUH™
foundation, new tim bers and a ■ ber 10 to jdiff the navy, having died Friday night. Mr. Cronk was
signed up for a six year hitch and form erly a lumber m erchant here
new’ deck.
passed his examination. He is the
T. Lester Johnson of Wasco was
Mrs. A. Douma was hostess son of Mr. and Mrs. Joe T ruitt.
a business visitor here Monday.
Monday afternoon to a group of
friends w’ho were invited in to play
bridge.
Ben W. Hill and Col. V. C.
d^Voite were guests of Mr. and
Mrs Darwin Van Gilder Tuesday
and Wednesday. Mr, Hill is own
er and„ Col. deVoite, teacher in
m ilitary, a t Hill M ilitary academy,
end they came to this county to
have a try at the geese. v
Practice of basketball for the
town team has been called for
next Monday night at the high
senool gymnasium. Those wishing
to try out for the local town team
should put in an appearance with
uniform and wind. A game has
beer, scheduled for Saturday night,
Decerftiber 14, with Arlington on
the local floor.
Orval Thompson left Thursday
for Tacoma where he expects to
work with contractors who are
putting in the, plumbing for the
rew arm y barracks H is^stay is
at present indefinite.
Eddie Peters was here a day or
so this week taking stock for the
light and power company.
Dr. and Mrs. C. L. Poley were
in Portland several days the first
Gift Suggestions
R a d io s
P yrex
Ir o n e r s
P o tte r y
L am ps
M irro rs
T o o ls
G uns
B ic y c le
T oys
E le c tr ic a l A p p lia n c e s
S. W. Searcy
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F S INSURANCE
W ant A d s
W ANTED: Dressm aking, altera
Lons, remodeling and tailor
made button holes. Prices reas
onable. Mrs. Glen Karnes, Grass
Valley.
FOR SALE: Delco Light* Plant.
32-volt Radio; Vacuum Cleaner.
Sell or trade. Mrs. Louie Davis,
Grass Valley.
FOR SALE: Wh>te Holland or
Bronze Turkeys young or old.
Toms or hens. Wm. Fox, Klon
dike.
.
P- 3-4-6.
RELIABLE MAN WANTED to
cali on farm ers in Sherman coun
ty. No experience or capital re-
ouired. W rite Mr. Inman, 2423
« Magnolia Sa., Oakland, Calif.
FOR SALE: 2300 acre stock rancK
F,00 acres tillable. Good house
end barn, on gravel road. Good
price. For details see Jourrial
IO R SALE: 960 acre wheat ranch,
700 acres tilled, buildings, g ra
vel road, near town. Inquire at
Journal office.
M oro
The Standard Oil Company has
ill visit the Alley’s several
The businesa house whose oAM
leased the Newcomb Service station weeks.
is at the top of this column will
for ten years. C. M. Clevenger of
ayne Darby of Wasco was a
be the one at wftose place of busi
A rlington will be the m anager. Mr. business caller here Monday.
ness the weekly drawing is held
and M rs. Clevenger and daughter
Mi. and M*rs. Gus Engstrom ,
each
Saturday afternoon at three
moved into the Newcomb house Mis. Edgar Alley and daughter,
The American Legion Auxiliary
. w
, o’clock. Main drawing will be
Saturday, and the Newcombs have Barbara1, Miss Jean Powell were
moved into the ' Jesse Barnett visitors in The Dalles Saturday. m et Wednesday afternoon a t the December 2i , t th , Moro HotoL
borne of Mrs. R. W. Belshee and i
house for the present.
Miss M argaret Trabue and Miss
Mr. and Mrs. tGlen Karnes, Miss V rginia Helyer spent the week end dispatched their Christm as pres
ents to the men in the veteran's
Myrtle HeJyer, Mrs. Hazel Reeves visiting Miss Trabue’s parents.
and John Reckmann attended the
Mr. and Mrs. Arzell Lemley hospital in Portland and also POUMA BROS. MEAT MARKET
basket social sponsored by the and fam ily were visitors in The made ready the gifts that are to
be sent to the child welfare dep art
P T.A. at Kent Friddfy evening.
Dalles S aturday.
ment in Portland. 'At least ten
Mr. and Mrs. Millard Eakin and
Mrs. Don Sm ith and Mrs. Ken dollars and three emproidered
'on went to Portland Saturday.
drick Dunlap were joint hostesses pillow cases were sent to the hos
Mrs. Eakin will remain there for
T uesday afternoon at a bridal pital.
?ome time.
show er for Mrs. Clyde Davis
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Davis were
'Prelim inary date for the 'Christ
(Isobel F o rtn er) at the Sm ith
dinner guests a t the home of Mr. home. The afternoon
mas
party was set for December •Visit Our Store and Find Out
was spent
and Mrs. Fred Cox Sunday.
playing gam es, a fte r which th" 21 a t the hall. Another white Their Value
elephant party is planned.
M iss Eidersby of Moro spirit bride opened the g ift
R efresh-
CON LEE’S GROCERY
♦be week end as a guest of Mrs. m eats of ice cream , cake, tea and
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L. D. May.
coffee were served to about tw enty Moro Lodge No. 113, I. O. O. F.
Moro,
’»Oregon
;
Fred Cox left Wednesday for five guests.
Chicken and Ham
Meets 1st and 3rd
Silverton to visit his sister, Mrs
Coach Ray Jewel, Jack Lewis and
Sunday, December 8th
Tuesdays
in the
Anderson. On Saturday he went <’hit.fl B ayer took two b ask et bail
I.O..O.F. hall Trai |
to Corvallis to visit his son in law team s to The Dalles Tuesday n ig h t
sient and visiting
and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Al w here St. M ary’s defeated the first
b ro th e rs-a re cordi ,
Roberts and to take in the football team by a score of 31 to 13, and
•
ally invited to meet I
MORO HOTEL
game.
«'ifeated the second team by a
with us.
Mrs. Glen Karnes entertained score of 12 to 8. «
' Orlo M art'n, N.G.
be pupils of the third and fourth
O i, By, For
' \ • rnon M i I le i, Sec.
Trades at a party at the school
When tires are shift'd! from Lupine Rebekah Lodge No. 116
bouse Friday afternoon in honor
Sherman Countians •
of the birthday anniversary of her front to rear, be sure to place
Moro, Oregon
son Kenneth. Refreshments ef m atched tires on the front wheels, Meets 2d & 4th Tues
SHERMAN COUNTY JOURNAL
ake and jello were served.
otherw ise steerin g difficulties m ay day« of each m onth.
lAmong those who shopped in he encountered, su g g ests the Ore Visiting members wel
S tate
Motor Association. ’«me.
The Dalles Thursday were Mr. g o n
^nd Mrs. Fred Krusow, Mr. and Modern cars require balanced Anna Davis, N. G.
Mrs. Tommy B arnett and daugh wheels all around in order to in Florence Johnston, Se<1
ter Ethel, Mrs. W. J. Davis, Sam sure proper perform ance a t all Eureka Lodge No. 121 A-F & A-M
Davis, Mrs. Estel Hartley, Miss speeds.
Meets on the 1st and
Myrtle Helyer, and Mrs.’ MyrU’»-
3rd Thursday eve
More to be pitied than the uu
Reeves, Mrs. A. F. Balzer and son
nings
of each month.
learned person who cannot a p p re
Ralph.
Visiting members cor
Mrs. A rt Bibby entertained Die ciate intellectual conversation, is
dially invited to meet
Trass Valley bridge club and ad tee learned person w ho cannot e n
with
us.
ditional guests at a dessert lunch joy nonsense.
E. Amidon, W.M.
eon Wednesday. The afternoon
C. V. Belknap, Secy.
PHYSICIAN & SURGEON
was spent nlaying contract a t three
Bethlehem
Chapter,
No.
78.O.E.S,
♦abies with high scores going to
Moro, Oregon
Mrs. Dell Olds and Mrs. J. S.
?1
M
eets
Every
Second and
Nrwcomb for club and Mrs. Ken-
Before you buy a new
Fourth
Thursdays
in each
A tto r n e y A t L aw
d;ick received guest prize.
Month. Visiting members
Ed Alley and daughter. Lila Lee,
Truck or Pick-up
Invited
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end William Lutterell of Portland,
1 Naomi Van Gilder. W. M.
SEE - the new International
were visitors in The Dalles Fridav.
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Mr. and Mrs. if. A. Qesirewh arifF""
family were visitors in The Dalles
Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Victor Riggs Were ||
P a rty p e te rin g out?
dinner guests at the home of Mr.
And Mrs. Howard Cline Sunday.
fo r y o u r p r o te c tio n
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Eakin ami
FOSS & COMPANY
;on and W alter Van Metre were
visitors in The Dalles Saturday,
when W alter had the cast removed
D on't Forget Your
from his arm.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Alley and
Lila Lee. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Aliev
KENTUCKY STRAIGHT BOURBON WHISKEY
end Mr. a^d Mrs. William b u tte r
'l l of Portland were dinner gueests
MORO GARAGE
H ere's a b o ttle y o u 're p ro u d
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Alt
$i
to
serve—because
your
guests
Bibby Friday evening.
Mrs. George Wilcox and Mrs.
r e c o g n iz e it i n s t a n t l y a s a
Ed Alley were visitors in The
tru ly g ran d w hiskey.
Dalles Saturday.
Sheriff C. C. Wilson of Moro
'C H E E R F U L A S I T S
Now On Sale
was a business visitor here Mon
A A A tE "
day.
RUGGLES CONFECTIONERY
quart
This whiskey is 4 YEARS OLD
Mr. and Mrs. William Lutterell
93 Proof
of Portland arrived here W ednes
day. accompanied by Mrs. Tom
National Distillers Products Corp., New York
A lky, who had been with her
mother who is ill. The Lutterells
A u x ilia r y M eets;
S e n d s P r e se n ts
Save your Red&White labels
Sherman County
Abstract Co.
Dr. C. L. Poley
GEORGE G. UPDEGRAFF
Tog Lights
I
Serve up another round o f
o in
S unny B rook
anti freeze
C h r is t m a s
Jelly Beans - Gum Drops
$2.10
Shell Diesel Oil
Shell Stove Oil
VERNON FLATT
U s e C o -o p P ro d u cto
Briquets
A ll Heat
No Ash
MORO GRAIN GROWERS
Decorations & Lights
S. w . SEARCY
HARDWARE
INSURANCÏ
JO U R N A L - -
$ 1 0 .0 0 a y e a r
IN ADVANl ice »
BUCHOLTZ CONFECTIONERY
a to n
Delivered off car,
$13.50
MORO LUMBER & FUEL YARD
O regon
Complete Line of
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Christmas Wrappings
D e liv e r e d in M o ro
C o m p le te
S to c k
and Tree Decorations'
MORO PHARMACY
Steady Reliable H eat,
Holds Fire All Night
Best Fuel on Market
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
= ZEIGLER'S °s±y Grass Valley
Moro Lumber & Fuel Yard
Miracle Whip
/
qt.
.29
Aipine Milk tall,
6 cans .43
Chicken Noodle or Mushroom
roup - Rancho
3 cans .22
MAY and SON, GROCERY
Electric Heating Pad«
$ 2 .9 5
PACIFIC POWER A LIGHT C U
•Complete Line of
I g n it io n P a r t s
JOE'S MOTOR SERVICE
♦
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Carload Fancy
Nut Coal Coming
S till S e llin g a t —
D e p e n d a l e , Q u a lit y G r o c e r ie s
60c
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