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SHERMAN COUNTY JOURNAL,
Ex-County Clerk
Moving To
Sweet Home
MORO. OREGON. FRIDAY, MARCH 26, 194Í
The Senior ball given by the
high school class Friday night was
attended by students and faculty
and many patrons of* the school
who danced in the gaily decorated
gymnasium until midnight.
„
E. E. Englebretson was here
this week to gather up some of
his stock left on his recent depar­
ture from this county.
Mr. and Mrs. J. K. McKean
were Portland visitors Saturday of
last week.
Taking of testimony of the At­
wood case was finished Friday a f­
ternoon. Attorneys in the case
will prepare’ b riefs-for the judge
whose decision is^not expected be­
fore late summer. Galloway and
Krier were plaintiff’s attorneys
and George Updegraff and Sidney
Graham appeared for the defense.
Grass Valley
Couple Given
a
The Dalles attended the anniver­ Kelley and sons, Mrs. Ted E v erett
sary and homecoming of the E ast­ and d au g h ter, Mrs. Vernon Eakin,
Mrs.. V. B. E akin and Cora B a y y .
ern Star last Monday evening.
Mrs. A. A. Dunlap, Mrs. Vem G a m e s'w ere the diversion of the
Mobley of Kent and Mrs. William afternoon followed- by re fre sh ­
Beck were visitors in The Dalles ments.
Mr. and M rs? Gus Sm ith, Mrs.
tylonday.
Going Away Party
I D. Pike motored to Hermis­
ton Sunday to return Mrs. Pike
home a fter ^pending a \veek visit­
Mr. and Mrs. Joe T ru itt are
About 25 friends and neighbors
ing her son in law and daughter,
here again this week after spend­
gathered a t the home of Mr. and
|
Mr.
and Mrs. Lloyd Goodrich.
ing the past seven weeks looking
Mr*. Dell Olds Monday evening
Mr.
and Mrs. John Adams of
for a nw location. They have
honoring Mr. and Mrs. Diok Huh-
Hood
River
spent Saturday and
bought a confectionery and a home
man who are leaving for Sandy,
where they have bought a service ' Sunday visiting their son in law
ir. Sweet Home and will move*there
the first of next week. AnÚft
station and restaurant. The eve­ p.n.T daughter, Mr. and Mrs. E. M.
ning was spent in playing pinochle Helyer.
wiU remain here until the end of
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Alley motor­
with hihg scores going to Mrs.
school.
ed
to The Dalles Saturday to meet
H
i’man
Schilling
and
flerm
an
Charles Ruggles was taken to
their
daughter, Mildred, who a r­
Peters.
The
Huhmans
were
pre­
the hospital Friday after a stick
rived from the University of Seat-
en ted w’ith a gift.
o ’ wood he was chopping had hit
Mr. and Mrs. Dick Hoidaway tie tc spend a week here visiting
him in the eye cutting a gash in
and daughter, Doris, were visitors her parents. M bs Barbara Wal­
the pupil. He will he under doc­
pole accompanied them here from
in The Dalles Saturday.
tors care for several weeks be-
The Dalles.
for** he can return to work.
Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Newcomb
Mrs. Henry Roth of Olympia,
are moving this week from the
Randall Fischer has moved his
Wn.,
was here last week to visit
B arnett'-house to the Wilt house,
family to town and they are living
friends.
recently vacated by Louis May.
in the Grandma Belshee house
All traffic accidents in Oregon
Mrs. John P erry and son, Earl
íecently vacated by Mr. and Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs. bester Barnum
must
be
reported,
regardless
of
the
returned
to heir home at,H illsb o ro
Leaner Sayrs, who now live in the
•were visitors in The Dalles Mon­
amount of property damage or
a fte r spending several days vis­
Phillips house.
day.
whether any one was killed or in­
iting, her daughter, Mrs. John Rohe
The Grass Valley Retbekah lodge
Mr. and Mrs. Roibert Belshee jured, Earl Snell, secretary ot
ar.d fam ily, and her brother, Dick
were hosts Sunday to a family state, replied today in answer to m et for a special meeting F ri­ Huhonan and family.
gathering. Among those present several inquiries on this m atter re­ day evening in honor of Mrs.
Vernishia Newby, president of the - Mr. and Mrs. IL II. White were
were Mone Kessinger and family, ceived from «Oregon citizens.
Wes Fuller and family, C laude; Confusion exists in the minds of Rebekah Assembly of Oregon, who visitors here Friday from Wasco.
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Alley and
Thompson and family, Purl Pier- ! many on this m atter, these queries paid the local lodge an official
Mr.
and Mi's. Edgar Alley and
The drill team under the
son and family, Roy Kessinger, indicated. Many persons believe visit
children motored to Toppenish,
leadership
of
Mrs.
Edna
Kee
put
Mr. and Mrs. Horace McKee, Mrs. I there is a minimum property dam­
i W ashington Sunday to visit Mr.
Ted Pierson, Mr. and Mrs. Orval i age limit under which accident on the initiatory degree work for
Thompson, Earl Belshee and fam- j need not be reported. Some states Miss Dorothy Olds. At the clos? and Mrs. George Rebman.
M iss Grace Zevely was hostess
■ ilv, Beverly Snodgrass and Luther for example, do not require re­ of the meeting a banquet was serv­
to
seventeen members and gue 4s
ed
to
approxim
ately
thirty
five
Sickle.
porting of accidents in which no
of the B.Y.P.U. at her home F ri­
members
and
to
the
following
Mrs. Lena Searcy has returned one is killed or injured and prop­
day evening. The evening was
to Moro and will make her home erty damage amounts to less than guests: Mrs. A. A. Dunlap. Miss spent in playing games with r -
Myrtle
Helyer,
Mrs.
J.
L.
Matthes
$50.00. However, in Oregon, there
with Miss Vivian Trounce.
of Kent and Miss Georgia Blalock freshm ents served later in the
The American Legion Auxiliary is no such legal minimum and all of The Dalles.
evening.
will
meet
next
Wednesday, accidents must be reported.
Miss Anna Schwartz returned
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Herman
Schilling
(Accidents in rural areas should
April 2, with Mrs. M. A. Bull im­
home Friday from Portland where
,an<!
son
Robert
and
daughter
B
ar­
mediately afternoon. Sewing for be reported to the sheriff of the
b a ra Walpole, were Sunday din- she spent several days visiting
the Red Cross for Fort Lewis ?ounty in which the accident oc­
n<> guests at the home of Mr. and relatives.
soldiers will be done during the curred while accidents in urban
Mre. Ted E verett entertained
areas should be reported to tho Mrs. Claus Bardenhagen.
afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Doyle .and at a party Thursday afternoon for
chief
of
police.
These
reports
are
Miss Helen Ross was here the
Mis. B.M. Kelley .w ere business hec daughter, Lois Ann, who cele­
firs t,o f the week to aid with the "cquired to be made within 24
visitors
at Moro Saturday.
brated her 4th birthday anniver­
public health work being done here hours of the time the accident oc­
sary. Those present were Janice
«'•
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Raymond
Sum­
curred.
by Miss Lucille Vale.
Bibby, Dolores Eslinger, Robert
merfield
and
children
of
Sweet
Ray Edwards was operated on
Accident reporté in Oregon arc
Fortner, Keith Barnett, Barbara
Home
are
visitors
at
the
home
of
early this week in The Dalles and not open to public inspection and
Blaylock. Larry Smith, Richard
n a y not be admitted as evidence Mr. and Mrs. B. M. Kelley. The
is recovering very well.
i Miller, Merle Eakin, Sharon and
Surr.merfields
are
moving
to
Reed-
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Marvin in any court action arising from
Jear. C antrall, Carolyn Lemley
were here over the last week end any accident, it was emphasized. niend to make their home. Mrs.
and Judy Smith. Several of the
Summerfield
is
a
niece
of
Mrs.
The reports are used in assembling
from their home at Hermiston.
mothers were also present. Games
Bill Bailey is taking over the facts on accidents with the »view Kelly.
were played followed by refresh­
©ill
Buether
and
Hans
Koepke
je t of keeping the electric light o? improving conditions and pre­
v.<nt to The Dalles Wednesday ments served later in the a fte r­
current coming along the wires venting their reoccuran.ee.
when Mr. Koepke entered a hospi- noon.
during the illness of Ralph Bris-
Mrs. Millard Eakin entertained
ta for treatm ent.
buie, whose recovery has been
C H U R C H E S
fnends of her son Merle, celebrat­
Harold
Eakin
and
Dell
Olds
slew'
vznt to Portland on business Sun­ ing his 4th birthday anniversary,
.. Herb Hardman who has been
on Friday afternoon. Those pres­
day returning home Monday.
assisting in the F irst National
ent were Mrs. Kenneth Sather and
bank since last fall has been
Mr. and Mrs. T. M. Rolfe, Mrs.
children
of Moro, Mrs. Willard
transferred to Portland and the
Roy Wells, Mrs. Marion Van Metre
Barr.ett and son Keith, Mrs. Boice
rem aining part of the crew will
and Mrs. Arch Fortner were vis­
Blaylock and children, Mrs. Art
carry on without hum
Moro Presbyterian Church. Sun- iters in The Dalles Wednesday.
Schilling
and children, Mrs. Waynb
Hogs s ta rt new record for 1941. lay. March 30, 1941.
□ The Ladies Social Service club
A'mick’s five sows gave birth to 10:00 - Sunday School.
met a t the home of Mrs. L. D.
sixty nine pigs, sixty seven Uve 11-00 - Morning worship: Com­ May and Mrs. Wallace May Thurs­
ores.
munion service, reception of menv day with a potluck dinner a t noon.
Word was received here Thurs­ bers . and baptismal service.
Fourteen members were present
day that Mrs. Andrew Landles. 7 30 - Young People’s Society will for the business meeting follow­
LAWYER
wife of the music instructor at meet at the home of Mr. and Mrs. ing th dinner.
MORO
Wosco, hhd died in Marshfield that Marvin Miller. Mac Hall will lead
WASCO
Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Dunlap a t­
morning from a lingering illness the discussion on the subject, “V ar­
tended a potluck dinner at Kent
Glen Corey and George Elmis- ious ways of Observing E aster.” Sunday in honor of the 22nd b irth­
t >n of The Dalles were in town Next Monday evening the annual day anniversary of the American
Wednesday afternoon.
congregational meeting of the Legion.
Catherine Haggom, home dem­ church will be held in the church
Mr. and Mrs. L. V. Walton of
onstrator for the Pacific Power basement following a covered dish
z and Light company was here dinner at 7:00. All members and
Thursday.
-ricnds of the church are urged to
Morton Tompkins, agent foi be present.
Bonneville power, was here Satur-
Henry G. Hanson, Pastor.
d-.*’ trying to arrange a meeting
of 'c ity officials to discuss the
Moro Christian Science Society:
power situation in the mid-Colum­ Sunday morning service at eleven
New rubber
stops
■»’clock; subject “ Reality. Sunday
bia area.
, .
Mr. and Mrs. Wendell Balsiger school at 10:00 a. m. Testimonial
u ringer rolls
¿hove to Portland early Friday meeting every Wednesday evening
morning expecting to return the a: eight o’clock. Reading room in
the rear .of the church building.
Trade your old wawher as
fame day.
E. E. Barnum left Monday morn­
in g for Redmond where he wiP
down pavm ent. Phone 161
Wasco Christian Church:
stay with his son, Cleo, for a few 10.00 a. m. Church Bible School.
for trial
W. D. Watkins Superintendent.
weeks on the ranch there.
Mr. and Mrs. l i s t e r Barnum 11:00 - Morning hour of Worship,
and Mr. and Mrs. M att Simon o< the Communion, Message “ Pattern
Grass Valley attended the funeral of The Cross.
• of Mrs. Johnson, mother of Mrs. 6:30 p. m. Christian Endeavor at
The Dalles. Ore.
Carl Hendricks at Fossil Sunday. the parsonage.
Giles French as in Condon 7 30 - Evening Service. Message
Mcndav night to attend a meeting “Day of Small Things.
F. Claude Stephens, Minister
of the Chamber of Commerce and
GEORGE G. UPDEGRAFF
explain some features of the recent
Wasco Methodist Church:
1 gislnture.
A tto r n e y A t L a w
10:00 a. m. - Sunday School. .
11:00 - Morning Worship.
M o ro and W asco
6:30 p. m. - Epworth League.
Reverand F. L. Canned.
Traffic Accidents
Must be Reported
T. Lester Johnson
John Hays and Henry Clements
were business visitors a t Wasco
Monday.
Mrs. Frank Pike pnd Rots Fields
were visitors a t Hood River over
the week end.
FINAL SETTLEMENT*
ling, Mrs. K endrick Dunlap, Mrs. ! Notice is hereby given that
Arch O antrall, Mrs. Don S m ith ,! D. L. Belshe, adm inistrator of the
Mrs. John Rolfe, Mrs. Clyde Sm ith, estate of O. L. Belshe, deceased,
has filed his final account in said
Mrs. L ester B arnum , M iss V ir­
estate and Monday, the 31st day
ginia Helyer, Mrs. T. M. Rolfe, of March, 1941, a t the hour of ten
Mrs. E rn e st B laylock, M rs. E d g ar o’clock a. m. in the County Court
Alley, Mrs. H erm an Ziegler, Mrs. Room in the 'County Court House
F ran k Bayer, Cora B ayer, Mrs. in Moro, Sherman County, Ore­
Alfred Payne, Mrs. A lfred Kock, gon, has been fixed as the time
Mrs. Bben Kee and Mrs. C. A. and place for the hearing of ob­
O estfeich.
jections to said account and set­
Mi. and Mrs. T. M. Rolfe mot- tlement thereof.
on I to Goldendale Sunday to the
D. L. ¡BELSHE, Administrator.
home of Mr. and Mrs. A. Copen- GALLOWAY & KRIER
hefer where they celebrated the Attorneys for the Adm inistrator
b fth d ay an n iversaries of
Mr Tne Dalles, Oregon
17-21
( openhefer, Mrs. B. F. Copenhu,-
fe r of Portland and Mr. Rolfe.
NOTICE OF FINAL
Jak e E slinger made a business SETTLEM EN T
Henry P eters took his fath er.
H enrich P eters, to The Dalles
F rid ay when he entered the ho--
I it;.! for treatm en t.
A social evening was spent when
the m in:hers of the Bookworm
c l i ’• en tertain ed th eir husbands
with a potluck dinner held at the
Masonic hall Sunday evening.
(Continued on finge four)
I. V. Kane spent the week end
vi.-iting his fam ily a t Fossil.
Eureka Lodge No. 121 A-F & A-M
M eets on the 1st and
Ray Jewel sp en t the week end
visiting relatives in Portland.
’^ r<* T hursday
eve-
X’/ i nings of each month.
Miss M arg aret T rabue spent the
V
isiting m em bers cor
w« ek end visiting her p arents in
'
' dially invited to meet
1 lie Dalles.
Mr. and Mt’s. Ted E v erett w I re
W i t h us?“
hosts a t a dinner Sunday honor­ Wendell B alsiger W.M.
C. V. Belknhp, Secy.
ing the birthday, anniversaries of
Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Funk of W as­ t it « ? h le h e n t C hapter, No. 78.O.E.S.
co: Mr. E v e re tt and d au g h ter Lois
Moro, Oregon
Ann; others presen t were Mr. and
<
a
M iets Every Second and
Mrs C harles E v erett of Waseo
F ourth T hursdays in each
and Mr. and Mrs. Gene Hull of
V isiting members
Pi rtlan d and B etty Jean Payne.
\
Invited
M rs. J. S. Newcomb en tertain ed P atricia Woods Sec.
nu m b ers of the junior bridge club Dorotha .Moore,
a t l.er home W ednesday afternoon.
Mrs. Arzell Lemley held high .-cu’*
and Mrs. Kendrick D unlap second
high and low score was held by
Mis. Don Sm ith.
Mrs. (ik ii K arnes and son Lloyd
were business visitors in The Dalb’s
Monday.
Don Sm ith and Mrs. Ed Alley
w tre business visitors at Moro
Monday.
M is. John Block and her m other,
M»-. John Hays, and Jim Woods
ynme over from Bakeoven Sur.-
l;,y. Mrs. Hays rem aim I h ie
aftd r visiting with ¡her d au g h ter.
Marion McKee' of "Moro was a 1
caller here Sunday.
Mrs. A. M. Zevely and i»hil ir -'i |
came down from Camp Sin rtn:i’’ ,
F rid ay to spend the week end at
home.
Those fr^m G rass Valley who
a tie id e d the Rebekah convention
held a t Antelope S atu rd ay were |
Mrs. Ed Alley, Mrs. H erm an Solid- i
Notice is hereby given that
D. L. Belshe, adm inistrator of the
partnership estate of J. C. Free­
man & Company composed of J. C.
Freeman and O. L. Belshe, deceas­
ed, has filed his final account in
said estate, and Monday, the 31st
day of March, 1941, at the hour
of 10 o’clock a. m. in the County
Court Room at the County Court
House in Moro, Sherman County,
Oregon, has been fixed as the time
and place for the hearing of ob­
jections to said account and set­
tlement thereof.
D. L. BELSHE, Administraaor.
GALLOWAL & KRIER
Attorneys for the Adm inistrator,
The Dalles, Oregon
17-21
NOTICE OF
BARGAINS
Special Reduced Prices
W h ile They Last
O ne Electric Range
T w o W o o d & C o a l Ranges
Tw o Oil Circulating Heaters —
Moro Lodge No.
113, I .O .O .L i
Moro, Oregon
M eets 1st and 3rd j
Tuesdays
in tb i
I.O..O.F. ball T rai j
sient and visiting
brothers are cordi j
ally invited to meet
with us.
• oe R itner N.G.
,, mini M illei. Sec.
I
i.upine
Ridrekab Lodge
Moro, Oregon
\I<cts 2d & 4th Tues
lav of each month.
‘
V i-iting m em bers wel
•ome.
Helen Martin N. G.
El,.rer.ee Johnston. Sc«’
No.
O ne Bendix H om e Laundry
These are all new equip­
m ent priced down to m ove.
S W Spnrcu
HARDWARE i INSURANCE
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SAVE
B lir Z - W iN H A flD hew
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HAMPTON FURNITURE
Try the
Want Ads
I buy or sell all kinds of hog?
or cattle any time. Earl Fields
Wasco,- Phone 314.
HA RTS BETTER R- I- Red Chix
S9.50; Pullets $16.00-100. 22C
-070 record males from non­
broody hens.
Plump breastec
fryers. Pullets better layers.
Leghorn Chix $9.50; Pullets $20
,n->r 100. 300 record males. 2-,
year h en s.. 100% / u ll o r u n -
tested.
Pullets make Bette
layers. Large . eggs.
H arts’
H a tc h e s , Beaverton, Oregon.
W ANTED: Livestock to„ haul.
Trip every Sunday. Legal, in­
ju red carrier. Reasonable rates.
Phone 912, Jam es , T. Brown,
Grass Valley.
p<f-19-23
S^EAD WORK—GOOD PAY Re­
liable Man Wanted to call on
farm ers in County. No experi­
ence or capital required. Wri e
McNess Co., 2423 M agnol» St.,
Oakland; California.
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Stock
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