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SHERMAN COUNTT JOURNAL, MORO. OREGON
Slii. Horn Cadenza
and son, Richard and Philip Jdhn- P
son of Portland were here Sunday y***
to attend the funeral services of 'rx - a
William F. Johnson.
L/Hi
Mr. and Mrs. Hal White re-
turned home Sunday from Comp- . *h
ton, California after a stay of
ten days. Mrs. White’s mother ruarj
Mrs. T. J. Whitman, passed awiy raent
before the Whites arrived there.
*n th
The Wasco Civic club held its
Mrs. Elva Hines and family ea^ly
regular meeting Monday evening J moved Saturday into the house an
with 79 attending the dinner serv- j owned by Mr. and Mrs. Ernest ea a'
ed in the Sherman hotel dining
e
d
l e
r . ary
room. The speaker of the evetoing' M 'Mrs. W aif
Coffey was in Wasco
wa> R. H. Baldock, Chief Engineer Sunday for the funeral services of
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of the State Highway commission. Wm. Johnson.
chll(l
He reviewed the ancient road sys­
Mrs. Wilfred Spencer and daugh- ccun
tems of the world conquerors and ter, Ruth visited in The Dalles ! 1870
would be conquerors, showing the from Thursday until Sunday with ! forni
value of good roads in time of war. Mr. Spencer, who is employed year:
The members of the club voted there.
•• ^ort‘
to help finance the school band in
Mr. and Mrs. Tate were eat- • tri
their trip to the tournament at ployed at the post office while Hal °5*. ?
La Grande in April. $20 was the j White was in California.
(
i mount allowed.
Mi*s. Ira Fridley had a' major | tu "
Joyce Dillinger and several boys 1 operation in The .Dalles hospital lflme
accompanied by Ruth Hastings Saturday.
i was
were guests at the Christian En­
Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Caldwell Oreg
deavor meeting Sunday evening were in Portland several days re- j by t
a Duf::i. They met for the turning Monday. Mr. Caldwell’s i raoui
» . p. : .»tii a of a general meeting mother of Ashland came home with Thej
to be held in Maupin on March 28. | them.
near
Th group presented a musical "> Mr. and Mrs. Belknap had the
program here.
leads in the Garden club ph y. rtsl®
The Auxiliary of the American j When they left Mrs. Dan-el Me- 1 M
Legion gave a benefit card party Quillen and Damon Fields were Was
for child welfare at the home of assigned the roles in the play.
Janu
Mr?. Anna Lee Tuesday afternoon.
Miss
Georgia
Bracken
of
Red-
ma<^(
The Indies served dessert luncheon mend spent the week end visiting ! Spm
fc Hewed by eight tables of bridge at the E. P. Rich home. •
1 «r‘io
in play with Mrs. Harley Dutton
Delbert Rice was home from ter.
holding high score honors. She'
Murray over the holiday
In
was presented with a basket of Camp
week
end.
>burn
daffodils.
and Mrs. Earl G. Barnett j was
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Stark of of Mr.
Portland
Saturday with
t
Dufur were guests Saturday of Mi. and Mrs. visited
Cliff Fridley. Sun-! Chu'
Minister Stephens and wife.
day the guests accompanied the j Grar
Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Grady Fridleys to Hermiston. Mr. Bar- , the
motored to Spokane for a week nett is a bi other of Mrs. Fridley.' O’
end visit with their son and wife,
Two new fire signals have been i cl"_
Mr and Mrs. Nyal Grady. They
placed
on Main street giving the |
1
'topped at Walla Walla also to town ample
access
for
fire
calls.
I
^‘ve!
sen Edwaid and wife.
Dora Moore 671 is however still i ^ ay'
in a Portland-Linfield wrest­ included for a signal station. - > | a .
lers match, Phil O’Meara, husky
Mrs. Anna Briggs and daught r, 1 n,nc
all conference tackle, pinned Dick AnnJean, spent Sunday in The i Riar
Blair, 240 pounds, for Linfields lone Dalles.
A
win on the card.
Mrs. Robert McDonald was bos- .
Earl Lutton was a visitor at the
home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs tes« to members of her 500 cl >b
Harley Dutton over the week end Friday. Dessert luncheon wjs ‘
followed by cards with Mrs. Joe
firm Portland.
Hilderbrand
holding high score, i
Miss Belle Clothier of Kelso
Additional
guests
were Mrs. Cl,r;
ci
Washington was here visiting rel­
tis Tom, Mrs. Arnold Brady and
q,
atives over the week end.
Mrs.
Harland
McDonald
of
Ruf
s.
Rebekah lodge entertained Wed­
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Huston and yiaj£
nesday evening with a benefit card
gj
party. There were nine tables in son Leonard, Mr. and Mrs. Andnw
play with s«oring honors in 500 Whitten all of Dufur spent S u n d ay '^ynj
held by Mrs. Wilfred Spencer and in the hour of worship in Church p,10,
Roy Belshee. Pinochle scoring service and the remainder of the rtc j.
honors were held by Mj-sv Sanr day in the home of their for« i ■’
Brock and Wes Wilde. Sam House pastors, the Stephens, who n ew ----- -
drew the door prize and a whiti serve the, Wasco Christian chu-ch. , \ )
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Ferrell of \
elephant sale was also a feature
The
Dalles were week end- gU’U® j \ V
"of the evening.. Late refreshments
were then served in the dining of Mr. and Mrs. George Drinka d A \\
and family.
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room.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Grant
Aim
w
o
.
y»
\\
A! Scott returned to the G. A
Sargent farm for spring work visited in The Dalles Sunday.
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Mr. and. Mrs. Ed Feldman ’< 't- V. \
He had 8-pent the winter in Port­
for Portland Friday return? g 1
land.
Mrs. Esther Stanley returned Sunday, to attend to business a - \ \ \
home from Colton after spending fairs and visit at the home of th ■
the winter with her sister, . Mrs. son-tin-law and daughter, Mr. i :d
Mrs. William Hulitz.
Woodruff.
Keith McDonald visited at the \
Bill Clothier made a business
trip to Portland Sunday, accom­ Wiley McDonald home for sev i al
panied by Mrs. O. G. Hilderbrand. days from The Dalles recently
\
Miss Hazel La Follotte of Port­
Mrs. Francis Watkins entertain­
land spent several days visiting ed guests at her home February
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Lee 20th, with a dessert luncheon, fol­
Watkins and her girl friends.
lowed by bridge. Mrs. A/fton Me
O. A. Ramsey of Moro waF Intyre received the first prize, i
a guest of the Mary Elizabeth Mrs. Truman Strong second and ! ,
Sur'Inv school class which met the consilation went to Mrs. C.’.rl i
with Mrs. Anna Lee Wednesday. Anderson.
;
Mrs. Ramsey gave a talk from the
Mrs. Paulen Kast berg was hos- -J
tess at a bridge party Saturday
Lc’e Hines is reported home from the 22nd. Fallowing dessert lunch­
a fidles hospital.
eon four tables were in play. Mrs.
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Mr. and Mrs. Dick Johnson re­ T. Lifter Johnson received the
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turned home Friday. They had high score, Mrs. Harold White
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spent the winter in Eugene and second and Mrs. Carl Anderson
I
Portland.
he low.
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C W. Johnson and son, Gordon
of Willamina, Mrs. May Michael
CARD OF THANKS
We wish to express appreciation
for the sympathy and kindness
^ y t z / z / t ^ pLUS V i p I * shown by our many friends and
foi floral offerings received dur­
ing our recent bereavement.
"C A TERPILLA R' C E J :'?
J. V. Rayburn
Mr. and Mrs. Lee Rayburn and
ENGINEERS CALL IT “ TORQUE Mr. family
and Mrs. David Reid and
70 Attend ¡Wasco
There was a young
Luzon
Who once took two gallons of
Buzon, z
Eight quarts of champagne
So befuddled her hrayn?
That she crawled into bed wit!) he
Shuzon. " '
Civic Club
Meeting
A hundred years ago toda;
A wilderness was here.
A man with powder in his gun
Went forth to hunt a dee:
But now the times have chan
somewhat,
Along
a different plan . . .
Cater pillai
A dear with powder on her nos<
O’MEARA
Supply & Imp. Co
Jahn Deere
Goeg forth to hunt a man
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National DAtiilcrs Products Corporation, New York, N. Y.
\ights th a t
’t fail National
D efense !
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POOLING ofPoi,
dependable electric service
Electric block signals . . . the "traffic lights” of the n e a t
railroad systems . . . speed millions o f tons of n atiotfi (MtaoM
materials safely over the rails every minute of the day and nighc.
These signals must not fail! Troops, munitions and supplies
must move on schedule!
That is why railroad managers are happy that tbur electric
service comes from the vast interconnected grid of privstt*
power systems . . . instead o f from sftiall, isolated power plants
serving but one city or county.
1918
P O W E R G RID H ELPS ALL IND USTRY !
Supplying dependable electric service to railroad signals is but
one example of the important part the power grid plays in
national defense. A ll along the 42,000 miles o f electrically
controlled tracks new factories are springing up, established
plants are working overtime on defense orders. These indus­
tries, whether large or small, are getting all the electric power
they need, when they need it. The network o f transmission lines
can bring power from many different sources to supply the
abnormal needs of any area.
Services Held ror
William F. Johnson
The simple. Gr -actin- governor on
‘•Caterpillar ’ Diesel L. c.in. has r n ex
sr.c feature called the * torque spline.
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serve such sino
whiskey!”
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Funeral services were
held
Sunday from the Wasco Christian
church a tr 2:00 p. m. for William
F. Johnson, 71, a resident of
Wasco for many years. Inter­
ment was made in the Wasco
cemetery.
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Mr. Johnson was born Septem­
ber 15, 1869, in Farmer City, Illi­
nois. He is survived by one daugh­
ter, Mrs. Bert -Hatley of Wasco;
four brothers, Charles W. of Wil­
lamina, and John T., Sidney and
J. Richard, all of Wasco; one sis­
ter, Mrs. May Michel of Portland,
and seven grandchildren.
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»You
The real test of a truly great
beer is second bottle satis­
faction! Next time'TryTwo
— and satisfy yourself! -
W E HAVE 3 TIM ES PO W E R O F AXIS!
Because private power systems have always built ahead of
actual demand, there is plenty of reserve capacity for use in
national defense. America today has four and one-half times
the electric generating capacity it had in 1917 . . . or three times
as much power as Germany and Italy combined.
PRIVATE CAPITAL BUILT 90%!
over.
hi high-voltage « • » • -
-. Power plant « p a r ity
,m . h a . increaaed
Of oower everywhere!
Private capital— and the American spirit o f free enterprise—
has built more than 90% of these extensive power facilities. . .
without subsidy from the public treasury. Only 5 % o f the na­
tion’s power has been created by municipal systems, only 5%
by the federal government.
PRIVATE POWER SYSTEMS ARE READY NOW WITH ABUNDANT, DEPENDABLE POWER
... there it no need to divert one dollar o f Public funds from the buildihffof planet, tanks, guns, ships!
P acific P ower & L ight C ompany
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30 Years of Public Service
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