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/'• > e> ' r PACK 3 SHERMAN CO UNT! JOURNAL. Bill Raymond r MORO. OREGON. FRIDAY, DECEMBER 27, 1940 Down on the Farm—And Stylish, Too! » Loses Leg By Grade School ~ Has Program Amputation William Raymond’s leg was am putated last Friday mornings Re ports are that Bill, despite his nearly 80 years, is getting along very well and will be ready for work by spring. Roy Dugger, who fell on the ice Inst week, sustained a broken left wrist in the fall. Harry Kunsman spent Christ mas at Hermiston with his daugh- tfj, Mrs. Roibert Marvin, and hus band. B orn: To Mr and Mrs. Charles Burnet a son, Saturday, December 21, a t The Dalles. M ore life and pep was given the tow n over the week end as children came home from schools fo r th e holidays. From the u n i v ersity came A ustin Foss, Carl P eetz and W ym an F rench; from OSC A llan F ra se r, Bob Gillmor, Louise B arzee, Lois M elzer, and from EOCE a t LaG rande J a n e F rench. J . B. Adam s le ft early Tuesday m orning fo r P ortland to be with his fam ily over the C hristm as sea son. F red Ruckm an went to P o rt land early in the week to spend th e vacation w ith his aunt. Mr. and Mrs. George U p d eg raff w ent to P ortland Monday for a few days of the holiday season in the city. M. M. Saunders, the piano tu n nr of W alla W alla, W ash., w rites th a t he will come to Sherm an county to to n e pianos soon a fte r J a n u a ry lu r 8-9 D elbert Rice, Melvin B aket, and I red B eardsley arg here fo r the holidays from Cam p M urray. Miss A udrey Baker cam e home f»om S eattle to stay a ferw days w ith h er parents, Mr. and Mrs. (»tks Baker. • The wedding of Hazel Reeves and R pbert H elyer was solemnized C nristm as day a t Kent w ith Rev. H. G. Hansen of Moro officiating. Places were laid for 25 a t the re- cepton which was held a f te r the cerem ony. Orval Thompson returned from Cam p M urray S aturday a fte r \w c ,*king several weeks on con stru ctio n there. Mrs. Jack C othran was taken to the hospital last T hursday n ig h t w ith acute appendicitis. She is recovering very well a fte r an op- eiatio n . . Mr. and Mrs. Hollis Bull cam e ovei from Condon to be with his p aren ts for the holiday. Ted Barnum of Oregon C ity wu« here for C hristm as w ith his p aren ts, Mr. and Mrs. A. H. B ar num. ä I « F ;> y ;- '■'s , i' ? « >. s- Vk Stepping right out—and right stylish, too, by the way—arc these 4-H club girls who d esigned and sewed these winning garments for their annual contest in connection with the International Live Stock show which was held in Chicago last week. Their costumes were approved by the stylist Jane Alden, who is shown in the center, wearing dinner gown. The girls are, from left to right: Gertrude Burbank of Dover, Massachusetts; Jean Wisecup of Oxford, Ohio; Hester Roberts of Lumber, North Carolina, and Mabel Tremper of Coldenham, New York. GEORGE G. UPDEGRAFF Anna Davis, N. G. Florence Johnston, Sed E u rek a Lodge No. 121 A -F & A-M M eets on the 1st and 3rd T hursday eve nings of each m onth. V isiting m em bers cor dially invited to m eet w ith us. . Amidon, W.M. C. V. Belknap, Secy. before it g o t too cold, and more will be done when the ground is workable. O w tiiM v Moro C om m unity P resb y teria n Church. Sunday, D ecem ber 29, 194u 10:00 - Sunday School. 11:00 - M orning W orship, “ T ra n s itions— A New Y e ar’s T h o u g h t’ will be the p a s to r’s them e. Special music. A t 7:30 the young people will m eet a t the church. Mr. H er.ry S ears of Salem will givt a ch a rt talk on “The P lan of Sal vation.” All are cordially invited. On M onday evening J a n u a ry 6 the next covered dish dinner will take place in the church. The discus sion wall be led by Mrs. C arroll Sayrs, and subject will be “ Youth on the M arch.” H enry G. Hafison, P asto r Moro C hristian Science churi'h Sunday m orning service a t eleven o'clock; subject “ C h ristian Science' Sunday school convenes a t 10:00 a m. W ednesday evening m eeting at eig h t p. m. The read in g room in the re a r of the church is open daily with an a tte n d a n t on W ednesday evening when authorized C hristian Sciense lite ra tu re m ay be read, borrow ed or purchased. The public is invited. EASY WASHER SAFE Inwn T. Letter Johnson YAHOO paym ent. Phone 161 4 M . - • for tria l HAMPTON FURNITURE The MORO Dalles, Ore. Having disposed of my Service Station busi ness I would appreciate my friends and custo mers coming in to settle up their accounts. In the near future I will open up the old blacksmith and repair shop and hope you will continue to give me your patronage. Thanking you and wishing you all a Happy and Prosperous New Year. J. S. Newcomb Com plete Stock Quality Goods Want Ads 'OR SALE: Dandy, larg e Iboy s saddle, $15.00. George DeMoss. D ry G o o d s, ClothingJJand S h o e s to m e e t th e hOR SALE: 13-head w eaning and W. G. H elyer, te n t. • • • ’ FOR S A L E : or trade, two 3-bottom 16” pow er lift John Deere tra c to r plows. Donald M artin, G rass — g. pd 5-8 \ alley, Ore. OK SA LE F a t young geese and ve or dead. Gbose ducks, alive F e a th e r pillows. Mrs. W. B. B ru ck ert, ~ Klondike, phone 477 W asco . f N ew ru b b er a g ita to r s to p s w r in g e r r o lls T rade your old w asher as elhlehem C hapter, No. 78iO.E.S. Moro, Oregon M eets Every Second and. F o u rth T hursdays In each M onth. V isiting m em bers Invited aomi Van Gilder, W. M. ith S pàrling, Sec. y e a rlin g calves. Í B- /yy Miss F aye Thom pson drove up fiom G ran ts P a s s s p d n d C h rist m as w ith h er p aren ts, Mr. and Mrs. C. J . Thom pson. She i s teaching a t G ran ts P ass. /Charles M ontgom ery left Sun day fo r P o rtlan d , w here he will spend the rem ainder of th e w in-' te r w ith his niece and h er fam ily. Mr. and Mrs. Jak e Douma and two children cam e up T hursday from W heeler to visit a day or so with relatives here. R obert Poley is home for the holidays from service in the m a rine corps. F rid ay when the cold w eather le ft and rain cam e to m oderate the te m p e ra tu re w a te r ran down the creeks like it does in t h e spring. Some w ashing of fields was done b u t the ice on t h e ground provided m ost of the ru n off in the opinion o f m any obser vers. Dam s were filled and there will be m ore ice sk atin g ponds when it gets cold again. K enneth W alker, county wel fa re ad m in istrato r, w ent about thp county Tuesday delivering the g ifts relayed by S an ta Claus th ru th e Moro B rea k fast club and o th er such agencies. C linton K essinger came up from Eugene to spend a few days here w ith hi^ fa th e r and two sister«, Mrs. Ted P ierson and Mrs. H or ace McKee. Wily K nighten cu t his hand ra th e r severely T uesday while r u ttin g up* the fam ily C hristm as tree, which necessitated a trip to The Dalles to have some stitches taken. , Attorney A t L a w Howard Conlee came down from Prineville W ednesday to eat his C hrism as d inner w ith his p aren ts, M o r o a n d W a * co Mr. and Mrs. L. R. Conlee. Mr. and Mrs. Orval Thorgesen came down from Prineville t o spend the holiday w ith her p a r Moro Lodge No. 113, I. O. O. F.j ents, Mr. and Mrs. S. W. Searcy. Moro, Oregon The county road crew had built M eets 1st and 3rd a h alf m ile of the Saw tooth road Tuesdays in the I.O..O.F. hall Trai sient and visiting brothers are cordi ally invited to meet with us. C.-b> M art’n, N.G. V« rnon Millet Sec. Lupine Rebekah Lodge No. 116 Moro, Oregon M eets 2d & 4th Tues day of each m onth. V isiting m em bers wel cowrie. Mr. and ’ Mrs. Tom Coyle, Mr.- 344*^ to The D alles, J e a n rn d Mrs. N orris Gilkinson, Sam P* w e ll, fo r Moro, W illiam Beck S tark and sons, Olan and Har»y hf< Monday for P ortland, ami R obert Schilling were visi- i Miss V irginia Ifuhm an ojf -The tors in The Dalles Monday. V ^Dattej» came home~ to spend the Mr. and Mrs. 0 . N. Rug&les ; holidays with her p aren ts, Mr. l e f t W ednesday m orning fo r Hep- eno Mrs. Dick Huhm an. 'ju er to spend C hristm as - with 1 Mr .and Mrs. Dean Olds drove their d au g h ter and son in law, to The Dalles T hursday evening I Mr. and Mrs. E arl McKinney. t to m eet th eir son, W illard, who The C h ristm as p ro g ram presen- , Mr. and Mrs. Qari Sherm an a r i came from Oregon S tate college ted by the G rass V alley grades 1 rived Sunday from F o rest Grove at Corvallis to spend C hristm as under th e direction of I. V. Kane, to spend C hristm as week with her i with, his folks. M arg aret T rabue, Je a n Powell, Mr .and Mrs. Ted Ball and fam - p arents, the C harles Lemleys. and V irginia H elyer a t the audi- j Mr. and Mrs. Gus Sm ith and ! i y were shopping in The Dalles torium T h u rsd ay evening w as well and also m et W illiam , Lila I>ee Alley were in The Dalles F rid ay xeceived. The pro g ram was as fol ! th eir son who came home from Monday. liw s : R hythm band, grad es 1-4; ' Orville R uggles and wife w ere Corvallis for the holidays. g irls glee club, high school; d ir Mrs. Arch C an.rail en tertained dir.ner guests Monday evening at ector Wm. Beck; o p eretta, leg- the home of Mr .and' Mrs. Roy the junior bridge club at home c id of the snow m an; song, The Thursday afternoon. Mrs. A lfred Lillard at Milltfr. P a s t Noel by g rad es 6-8; play, Mrs. Ted E v erett and d a u g h te r Kock and Miss Ani^a Dunlap helu A u n t S a ra h ’s Tooth; song, S anta Ixiir Ann- .returned home' la -l high score honors- and Mrs. E l C laus is Com ing to Town by g re - , Tu< sday from C alifornia wh •rn ; Alley received low. •» d et 6-8; play, Blow H orns for they visited relatives for about E. M. H elyer and d aughter, Vir M rs. S a n ta ; a fte r which Santa gn.ia, motufred to Hood - Riv-’i a m onth. * arriv ed to .distribute tre a ts of o r Mr. and Mrs. Fred Cox and S atu rd ay to visit Mrs. H elyer’s anges n uts and candy to the chil- j Mrs. John son, Don and Mrs. W. J. Davis p arents, Mb. and ren. ’ * were visitors in The Dalles Mon Adams com ing home Sunday. The B a p tist church held vesper day. School was dismissed F rid ay to services Sunday evening a t 6 i Arlis -B ailey h spending th • give some time for the holidays. o’clock w ith the follow ing pro--; C hristm as holiday w ith his si< Tr will e o tiv n e D(*c. 30. g am : T ableeaux of songs a n i te r a t Silverton. Mrs. A. M. Zevely and daugh- sin g in g by the choir, in stru m en Mr .and Mrs. A1 R oberts of t-rs .are home from Camp S hei- tal numiberea by Mr. and Mrs. Corvallis arrived T uesday to be n.an to spend the holidays with O rville R uggles, vocal duet by . here until a fte r the holidays w ith Mi. Zevely and Grace., ±x>is C oyner and her sister, Mrs. her p aren ts, Mr. and Mrs. Fred M arcile Zurlinden arrived F ri Ethel.- M iller of P o rtlan d , m em Cox. day from Portland to spend the bers of th e p rim ary and interm ed- ■ A1 group of young people w°re h< I ¡days wyili her g ra n d p are n ts, iate classes gave recitatio n s, nuts ' out sin g in g C h ristm as carols last Mr. and Arrs. Tom - C^yle. and candy w ere given to all chil- Tuesday* evening. aren presen t. Mr. and M rs. T .M .Rolfe mot- . Mrs. A rch C antrall, M rs. Ken cred to Shaniko T h u rsd ay to get drick D unlap and M rs. A. F. Bal- th eir son, R obert .who came to zer were visitors a t Moro S aju r- spend C hristm as w ith his p a re n t* The M ethodist Sunday school day. D orothy, Je a n e tte and Robert bad its C hristm as tree ¡^unday a f Holmes cam e home from The Dal ternoon when a sh o rt program les {Sunday to spend C hristinas was given g ifts exchanged and w ith th e ir p aren ts, Mr. and Mrs. C hristm as candy presented to all youngsters present. William Holmes. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Alley drove Mr. and Mrs. J^ S. Newcomb to The Dalles F rid ay to m eet and d a u g h ter, Doris le ft S aturday aitern o o n fo r O akland, Cal. to th eir d au g h ter, Mildred w hox is visit th e ir son in law and d au g h home from S eattle w here sh e is ter, Mr. and Mrs. L. S. Logan atten d in g the u n iv ersity of W ash and a son in law and d a u g h ter in ington. Los G a to s ,, L a l., Mr. and Mrs. Ned B o ttenburg of Redmond was here F rid ay v isitin g at the home Moreo C anavero. of Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Schilling. Rev .and Mrs. G erald Dryden Miss Anna S chw artz and Mrs. and fam ily attended the C hrist- 1 G ertrude H a rp er were Moro vis m ss p ro g ram given ,a t the P re s itors T hursday. byterian church a t Moro Sunday Mr. and Mrs. M illard E akin are evening. p aren ts of a d au g h ter born S a t Mrs. E thel M iller of P ortland u rd ay Dec. 21 a t the P ortland is .here visitin g her p aren ts, Mr. ‘ anitorium . and M rs. A. M. Coyner over the .. The Masonic lodge en tertain ed holidays. the children from Kent and C rass Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Goodrich Valley S atu rd ay afternoon with a and son arriv ed F rid ay from H er picture show and a tre a t of or- m iston to spend the holidays a t ai'ges, canjly and peanuts. Among those who attended the (he home of her p aren ts, Mr .and fu re ra l servicese for A. M. W ri Mrs. I. D. Pike. g h t at. Moro -Sunday w ere: Mr. R in eh art W assenm iller and fam . and Mrs. V. B. Eakin. Mr. and ily of The D alles and Miss N a t alie W assenm iller w ere here to Mrs. O .N; R uggles, Fred Cox, spend C hristm as w ith th e ir par- Ed Alley, Sam S ta rk . Fred K ru- sow, Mr. and Mrs. E rn e st B lay i cats, Mr. and Mrs. Jacob W assen- lock, Mr .and Mrs. W allace May, miller. Mrs. L. D. May. Mrs. E lizabeth S tran g e and her A fte r school F rid ay the teac h siste r M rs. M orris Holm an of ers left for th e ir respective hom es P ortland were here la s t week to to spend the holidays, R ay Jew el see th eir bro th er, Jo h n P atjen to P o rtlan d . I. V. K ane to Fossil who is in the hospital and to P atricia Cyphers to The Dalles, v sit w ith Mrs. S tran g es d au g h te r’, Mrs. M att Simon. T . Miss Dolores Simon came home from Salem to spend the holidays with her p aren ts, Mr. and Mrs. M att Simon. R obert E slinger left for Leban on to visit his son in law and d au g h ter, Mr. ad M rs. R obert Jo h n son. Mr .and Mrs. H a rry H eising rnd children of M etolius spent Monday visiting a t the home of Mr .and Mrs. Dell Olds leaving ‘‘or hom e Tuesday. Ralph B alzer m otored to The Dalles T uesday to bring his grand p aren ts here to spend the holi days a t the A. F .B alzer home. Mr. and Mrs. Arch C an trall iir.d fam ily, Mr. and M rs. K end rick D unlap and Mrs. Ed Alley left T uesday m orning fo r Burns where M rs. Alley will rem ain to spend the holiday w ith her son, Bruce and wife. The C antralls and D unlaps a re going on to N yssa to visit Mr. C a n tra ll’s and Mrs D unlap’s p aren ts, Mr. and Mrs. A. M. McGinnis, and to On tario to see Mrs. C a n tra ll’s p a r ents, Mr. and M rs. F. A. E verett over the holidays. ' M r .and Mrs. Ted vonBorstol m otored to The Dalles F rid ay bringing th e ir d au g h ters, Cassie -nd R ita home for C hristm as. Mr. and Mrs. F red S tradley went to The D alles T uesday to Here's how: Try a bottle of Blitz-Weinhard; then get th eir d au g h ter, D oris, who try a second! Notice that bottle number two gives 'am e home- for the h o lid ay s,------ Grass Valley n e e d s o f th e c o m m u n ityi D e p e n d a le , Q u a lit y G r o c e r ie s - ZEIGLER’S ° s ± v Grass Valle ' ’ A A \ courteous. C A L L anyone by t e le p h o n e . Y o u r c o n n e c t i o n w ill b e m a d e w ith a m a z in g sp e e d (average time to reach aoy telephone in America, by Lung Distance, is (ess than l z’i minutes). B ut y o u r o p e ra to r w ill a lw a y s h a v e tim e t o sa y ^ P l e a s e " a n d “ T h a n k y o u ." T H E P A C IF IC T E L E P H O N E AND TELEG RAPH C O M PA N Y MADE W E you the same refreshing satisfaction as the first one. There is a difference — even among good * beers! The second bottle test will convince you that Blitz-Weinhard is the one fine beer that gives you' complete satisfaction in every bottle — because one bottle doesn't take the edge off gour enjoyment of the next one! \O T IC E OF FIN A L SETTLEM ENT NOTICE IS H ER EB Y GIVEN, Thai the undersigned, Adm inis- ; toator with the Will Annexed of the E state of M inerva J. Medler, i deceased, has filed in the County C ourt of Wasco, C ounty, S tate of , Oregon, his final account as sucn A d m in istrato r of said E sta te and th a t F riday, the 31st day of J a n uary, 1941 a t the hour of 10.00 i o’clock a. m., has been fixed by said C ourt as the tim e for hearing ,of objections to said rep o rt, a n d ^ the settlem ent thereof. E. E. B arnum A d m in istrato r w ith the Will An- rijjced of the E s ta te of M inerva , J. M edler, Deceased. Gavin & Gavih, A ttorneys. 8-1 l j > * Mrs. A. Trabue camé up from J*he D alles T h ursday evening to tlit school program and to xee h er d au g h ter, M arg aret, whom th e took home w ith h er for th e holiday season. C hristm as p arties w ere held in all the grades a t the school Fri day afternoon. A fte r an exchange of g ifts tre a ts were given to »11 present. The high school student« also had a p arty and g ift exchan- g ■> and tre a ts. The stu d en ts gavo a m iscellaneous show er fo r Wm. P ick , who will be m arried C hrist- ri.as eve. V erel B aker, of the 60th Signal B attalion, stationed a t C am p Le- v, is .arrived T hursday of this week to spend the C hristm as hol idays with his g ra n d p aren ts, Mr. : nd Mrs. I. D. °ike. Ross Fields, le ft Sunday for Hood River to spend C hristm as with his m other and brother, Mrs. F aye Fields and Leighton. Mr. and Mrs. W allace M ay, M rs L. D. May, Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Z-vely and Mr. and Mrs. Louis May and son attended a b irth d ay dinner a t the Jiome of Mr. and Mrs. W. 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