Sherman County journal., July 18, 1941, Page 3, Image 3

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SHERM AN COUNTY JO U R N A L .
MORO.
OREGON ?
FRIDAY, J U t V là, l94i
Lt. Lloyd H enrichs was home
thi first of the .week a f te r spend­
in g the p ast m onth in C alifornia
will, arm y m anoeuvers. He found
it very hot, the w a te r bad. He le ft
1 L.irsday m orning fo r D etroit,
M ichigan where he will .take a
m en‘h ’s instruction in tru ck con­
struction and assem bling. He was
h. i t to visit his m other, Mrs.
N. W. T hom pson wa.* k .k m t >
F rances Henrichs.
the hospital in The D alles Sunday
I b e PUC held a h ea rin g a t the
a f te r he .had suffered a stroke
which affected his rig h t side and court house T hursday m orning to
:power of speech, lie is reported hear evidence about the tra n s fe r
of t ucking perm its from
Roy
to ibe rallying.
P r.rnct to K enneth S ath er. No one
C h ris T aylor was >uip from his appe-rred fo p ro test th e re q u s t
hr me on the John Day W ednesday m o two interested ’ persons spoke
as was Shelt B urr'.s, an o th er river
he applicant.
i : s ident.
Ci an :n g of crested w h eat seed
•pne»
( n
Gord n. M -K<-
is expected to be dene here a g a in
iu ty n'-’il T uesday evening an i when Jae < er Pros, o f Condon re ­
was kiken to the -hospital to re­ tu rn w ith th eir m achine. It is ex-
ceive te ta n u s shots. Hi* injury is o rted th a t the m achine will be
n^t seripus.
• : n in the John K arlen building,
W S Powell m: J? a trip to form erly occupied by Ginn Co!?-
G'lliam county th is week to see nm:n.
about his land and crop there. It
, It takes som ething m ore th a n a
wa«-. very good.
clear conscience to p erm it folks
Mrs. W ilv K n'ghtcn iv tir r e d to sleep com fortably these nights.
h< me M onday from a trip tc
A s-ignm ont of offices in the
Bonneville and P artían ! in com-
c' u rt house is causing a bit of
nnny with M rs. F ran k von P orstel
v.<ii;y to those» m ost concern, d.
d istric t president of th e .4 m ■>ric?'n
How and w h?ther the occupants
I.egion A uxiliary, who w as in stall­
and offices will be re.-huff led de­
ing new officers fo r sam e o f the
pends on the court. A t this tim e
lin ts in th e fifth d is tru t.
th'- county health ryArso is in the
Mr. and M rs. V. S. B arr.rotu" nod
c -nt r office fo ’-iH: >>!y occupied by
to Moro last week end a fte r a lone
th AAA, the d ia ft 1 r<T :< in the
' abserve. The* CCC cam p in which
noi th (zllice adjoining and the AAA
Vic was forem an was d iscortinut I
f . ’ cc
/b i the new la rg e r office;
and h e will have a lay off for a
K li: T ho; b rim 'g iv e n th** .school
while.
He s ta rte d work in the
si P< rin t-u r’ n t who fa rn ic rly had
w arehouse Tuesday.
tb** r u r e,o a ’ 1 th ■ d ra ft beard
Mrs. Dorothy H ellberg and b by
ch • k in h s (p’; • te r;.
a re h ‘re from A storia to vi«? h i
i '-w apr h: * w n t wiil 1 e ma le
paren ts. Mr. and Mte»,7 J.~ F. Fos».
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of a suer
r to K erne h
Dr. and M rs. C. L. Poley are at
?r is up, nr/an-
the c o i-t th is week tak in g a v r ” - \vk.!h'-r who- :* » :
th a t he will -jo n re p o rt to th e
tion w ith Mr. and Mrs. I). E.
at
my
for a tor n* of service as a
Stephens.
George U p d ecm ff’s r-’v/lv ”<*- soldier.
W heat lo: ns are being made al-
Trtodtled off) e i.< nearly r. tdy f< r
occupancy an d h e expects to move n v d y as fatm er.s linj.-h th e ir fields
( r entire o : p- in some im tn r? s.
back into it within a week.
'.Mr. rnd Mrs. S 'ral Searcy drove
G Doutna and P auline Davis
to P e rtla rd ’a -t S atu rd ay aft *r- J-’..vt* to b u ttle lake Sunday to
rro n fo r a shout v:--’t to th** c ty .
h w the ii-h w ere b it:n rr.
The citv well in the fi ‘ v a -•
Mir and M r;. R c h a rd L ockl.art
r mpc d eu4 W. dnr ‘dmv an 1 T h u rs­ an i .Mr. ar. 1 Mrs. M. Douma w’e»-e
day in prep aratio n fo r a p o -sb l? ii Yakim a lasit Sunday w here they
tim * w h 'n the w 11 on th ” h:!l \.
! Mr. Iz 'ck h n ri’s parents.
would not ÍE.’mish suffic: :"
M: . LeeRoy Hanson went to
for citv r-'eds. D uring th? hot Ihotkm d with her m other, M s.
■spell, however, th e w a te r ha« S (i” c .d e r, who vi.-ited here last
d-x’pped le.ss than two feet, a-better
record than before.
Mr«. L. M. Wt her, m -eh rr of
A five -nvnute g ’ ist of win ’ blew Mrs. Eth 1 M iv a r 1' M r-. Ix w
th rough town W’edrj?« lav evening T"
ft for .P o rtlan d from
will go to the coast fo r
and moved loose m ateria l around wj e
h astily for a time. A tre'- in fro n t
v i cat ion.
of the P*e:fic Power & L ight com­
V I a: t n
. r. c i e
m
pany’s offi?? was stripr-sd of limbs t; affic Itt’oug’
a g r?
they charge out
t '-ocome the only known dam age the la - : w n k
r t'w n. and la c k again as fa*-t
sv -ta ’tied.
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F n ’ m - \e -y
Si ’ iff fk C. W i'son an 1 a tto r-
•’ om town nee 1 two trucks to
nov T. Iz s t -.r. Johnson w i"v"*in
, ;U . •, j , ’. ’•••,
-n-g. - Add d
Portland the first of th e week to
e t e n ’ th ? fie -ta and the m eeting
■ it.-- i a yiel ’ ‘•G' w th a t the
¡.■in a ’T’o-s the rea l from the
o f reace officers of he coast.
h'U ght-r h u e ntad? 89.2. th e
Mr. and Mr*. Kay G ^rdv. and
. ip • ‘i';l 1 8G.3 and several farm -
«on. D an. were h -re from R h.m a'h
F alls Tuesday to vi=it M’’-«. Gordy s r-, are rc p n rtin g -10 bu'-heG and
.j- » - as thev finish a field.
re’atives, the Axtell fam ily.
i-\ car of Jnd:-
w e n’ ? 1 in
the co ir^ y 1 r ■f 1? ’ mt S " ‘v ’-v
D a w n t h e W a v 's
afti m oi n hi’ Sh -riff W ii»?n and
M arsh'’! C o tb '? n b c - .u - e ’ t ^ y
•=(» med t » be d riv irg in a m anner
that indie di 1 f nu!’¿r v w ‘ a >
Lcuid mo”e p 'Y ’it than o ’kali
w ater. They s - "t ‘v ? n i* ^ ‘
7 fiR r~ J 3 im n is -'oOTvmfTrr
p,-rs>c»nu to be in caro ?'a te d n ' v
pvw co’/n ty prison, and were re-
lorsod in th? m orning som ew hat
improved in appearance but not
B Ö r ' *
'n disposition.
Mrs. Ix-na Searcy r e t r m i d this t k.
v«vk f ’om a v isit with h er b ro th er
io. Idaho.
Mrs. A. S. Johnsion r e tu ’r ? !
Monday from a trio to
Silver,1
and .Portland on which
she left la st W ednesday.
Former Mayor
Off for Joint Maneuvers With Marines Nutrition Councils
To Be Formed
III From Stroke
Though Oregon ia unusually
favored In the m a tte r o f qu ality
and v a rie ty of food products p ro ­
cu red w ithin its own borders, in­
v estig atio n s have show n th a t the
h ea lth and stam in a o f Oregon
citizens can be m aterially impi-o'v-'
ed by g re a te r use of the findings
o f m odem science in th’? Selection
an d use of food in the home.
In The Dalles
ANOTHER
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• C A TE R P IL L A R ' D IE S E L S
■EKXJHifl
LIFT PdDSNG IN
Yßbä EAST
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A -, ¿^54
S, S. President Polk, newest of
A m erica’s ships, gc’rg down the
ways at launching at Newport News.
The ship was built for the American
P resident lines, and will be another
vessel for
the
ever-increasing
Am erican m erchant m arine.
Moro Lodge
A w id e , u p h o ls te re d , coil-
s p F in ^ 'Ite a t, alm ost effd rtless
stccrinj* an d p le n ty o f leg room
m a k c ” C a tc i p illa r ’’ D iesels the
• 4.
' easiest o f ^ l l h r a c t .o r s to d riv e .
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C'M tARA
Supply & Imp. Co
„John Deer* ' '
Caterpillar
113, I. O. O. F,
Mmo, Oregon
Meets- 1st and ‘3rd
T,»’,deys
in tha
Ltb.O .F. hall Trai
sient and visiting
brothers are cordi
ally invited to meet
.’¿ th us. '
Jo? R itner N.G.
i -i.in M illei.S ec.
l.fipiiie
No.
Rebekah Lodge
Moro. Oicgon
M< ets 2d & 4th Tues
day fl&eaeh m onth.
Vi.-iting members wel
com?.
I M en M artin N. G.
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I- !, umce Johnston, Sett*»-
No.
116
Troops of die first* division are^pictured as they Lcarded a Ik S.
army transport vessel in New York, before sailirg to take part in
joint m aneuver» with United States m arines along the coast of North
Carolina.
Wasco Girl
Honored By
Shower
About fo rty gu ests from G rass
Valley a n ! Wasco g ath ered a t the
M t’h dist parsonage to honor
G* : ti .d e C ann 11, d a u g h te r of 'Rev.
on-1 Mrs. F. L. Cannell, w ith a
hi id: to lie shower. Aid societies
o ‘‘ the two towns were hostesses.
Th ’ room wa s d ecorated w ith a
huge rainbow over the double
v’iia’oav. A color scheme of lavcn-
h • an I y How was carried out in
th" (’i?;sert luncheon and favors.
Tl • program was arran g e d by
? I’ -. IL A. Van Gilder as follows:
Two clarinet solos by Edw ard Mills,,
n ano num bers bv G ertrude
( ’".ell, reading by M rs. W. A.
Miil.- and on? bv M a rg a re t Mc-
I ‘i mid. L ittle Jo an F rid ley , as
c m ' caimying a yellow unbrella,
! b< ’v and arrow , told the bride
to b ? -sh-» wcu.ld find a bag of gold
•” the foot o f th? rainbow an.I
b n Frig h er a ball of tw ine to
g i,’d" h r search.
This led h e r
ui s ’airs and down and over m any
ob-tacles un.til she reached th e
end of the rainbow w her? m any
!m ely and useful g ifts were
ff und.
Miss r annell will be m arried to
j r V.,nn.?p E dw ards of Salem , July
29 at 8:00 p. m. in th e F ir s t Mobb­
ed «d rhur<-h w ith h er fa th e r, R nv.
C-ii n<>:l "ffi iating. Frirndis o f the
frr-ilv a e invited.
Mi. an.If Mrs. Jam es Dunn sr. of
F
:1 visited Sunday w ith Mr. an d
Mrs.
H arley
Dutton.
D ouria
Dvmn of G ran ts Pass «ecom par e I
his g ra n d p a re n ts harm- a fte r ic-
m uining here for a few days.
Miss Ju n e Hines is employed
th is h a rv e st a t the Lowell B urres
farm .
C arroll A kers and fam ily visited
R?ie from
P ortland with his
m other, M rs. Maud Akers.
Th? child health clinic was held
in th e lib ra ry room T hursday w 'th
.state h ea lth officer Dr. Erickson
and Dr. BouTg atten d in g . They
wer« assisted by Lucille Vale, coun­
ty health nurse. These m eetings
are to be held each m onth.
. Mr. and M rs. B em is Guy and
children, LaVelle .„and
Gaylord,
drove to F o re -t Grdve Sunday.
They visited Mr. and Mrs. F ran k
Lem born, who are stay in g th ere
looking a f te r the hom e of relativ es
v he are In th e eaurt.
P eggy Sm ith of C orvallis is v is­
itin g relativ es and friends in
V disco.
punctuation w as good.
F riend— And w h at did you any?
Teasie— I said I ’d n ev er been
la te for w ork in m y life.
th io u g h b e tte r n u tritio n a l prac-
ficeis.
3. To encourage food habits
which will im prove diets a t all in­
come levels.
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4. To prom ote w ider d istrib u ­
tion and u tilization of. inexpensive
foods of high n u tritio n al vaue, and
use of la rg e r am ounts of p rotec­
tive foods, and to encourage home
‘prcduction of foods.
5. To cooperate with oth er pro­
g ra m s for national defense.
C. To insure the use of a u th e n ­
tic in form ation by u tilizatio n of
sources of m ateria l from Oregon
S tat? college, th? bureau of home
e c a ro n re s ; children’s bureau, and
tlr» medical school.
C H U R C H T S
W asco C hurch of Chrisft:
Ghurdh Bible School - 10:00. W. D.
W atkins, S uperintendent.
M orning W orship - 11:00. The
Com munion. The M essage: “ H a r­
vesting, L ab o rers’.”
Look fo r the sig n n e a r th e Hi-way
Ycu a re Welcome.
F. Claude Stephens, M inister,
Such is the conclusion of the
s ta te n u tritio n com m ittee fa r d?-
fen se which a t its late st m eeting
a Oregon S ta te eollegv^arrungud
fci a com prehensive p rogram '<>/
activ ity fo r county r.-.tritien coun­
Six- counties rep.irt, 1 58 percent
cils fo r defense which will be
<'f
th? fatal accidents occurring íd
o ig an ized .«oon.
O tg o n d u rin g th? tii >t six month«
S ta te and county d?f. ns? nn*.; i-
of this y ta r , figure;-* com piLd at
tion com m ittees have been charged
with the d uty of c< ntriibuting to ’ n? s ta te tiatfic safe-tv divisjon
d today. These counties
wha.t is now known as to tal de- )■ »-c-i
fciLie ill th is cuunLry- While a t w in M ultnom ah. 33; Lane, lfi;
first defense was considered to b ■ V?) n, 11 m l K lam ath, Jacltson
concerned largely with m i!.ta;\ and < ’¡.at ■ op v :.th ten each.
’I¡¡.?r? was a tr ia l of 155 p e r m s
m an power an d w ar equipm ent,
k
ik’d
during th? tirnt six m cr.ths,
th e p resen t to ta l defense plan in­
cludes in d u strial defense and food a decrease of slig h tly more than
defense, the com m ittee points out. f i" p e n a n from t ’a? total for
th" first six m onths of last year
Each council will include sui h whe.n 1G2 persons lost th e ir liv is
officials as the FSA home super- in traffic accidents in this sítate.
v se.r, th e county nurse, if any:
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th e hom e d em onstration
ag en t,,
Ti «siv -1 ca n ’t, und erstan d why
reppesenfeaitive» <rf the Smith? I d a in ’t*gnt th a t job.
H ughs work iq high schools, the F ’ iend—-\Y?H, iw hat did the office
co u n ty school su p erintendent or m an ag er ask you?
ru ra l su p erv isr, and re p re se n ta ­
Tessi?— lie asked me if my
tiv es of the R id C ro-s, PTA and
leading farm o rg a n iz a tie rs. F .1
lowing are the objectives^ ag r. cd
upon tow ard which th? eou..ty
councils will work:
1 To coordinate ’he eff’iMts of
all o rg an iaztio n s within a county
on r . i r i t i c n problem s.
2. T hrough a united iff a rt in
education to reach nil p»s«pl? in th?
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county to th? end th a t th .ir health
and w elfare will be improved
Moro C om m unity P resb y teria n
C hurch:
Sunday, Ju ly 20, 1941.
10.00 o ’clock
Sunday School
11.00 o’clock -
M orning W orship
Them e: “The Curse of th e Law .”
Russel Belshee filling th e pulpit.
('h ri-tk in Science church, Moro.
Sunday m orning service a t eleven
»/clock; subject, “ Life.”
Sunday
school a t 10:00 o’clock. Testim on-
i juLhUnK ev«»ry. W ednesday eve­
ning a t eig h t o ’clock. R eading room
in the' rear of the church where
authorized C h ristian Science lit­
e ra tu re may be borrowed read o r
ordered.
GEORGE G. UPDEGRAFF
A tto r n e y A t L a w
M oro a n d W aaoo
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• Check the proof (it’s that good
93 proof) . . the superior flavor
(only K enturky-distilled bourbon
has it) . . . tli? age ( 4 years of mel­
lowing to vour taste.)
O L D --------------------------
S tjsny B rook
K E M I CKY STB MGH f BOURBON WHISKEY
t*ii whiskey is I ’A
• 9.3 Proof
ka;> ,’vff ill lijfijs PiouinTsC orporation, N. Y.
CARD OF THAN KS
Jo h n Robinson wishes to thank
ail tho«e who so kindly helped to
prev en t fu rth e r destruction when
his w heat was burned on his farm -
Monday m orning.
LCAKD OF EQUALIZATION
M EETIN G
N itic e : There will be a m eeting
of the County ¡Board of E q u aliza­
tion of Sherm an County, Oregon,
ft th? Court House, Moro, O re­
gon, on th? s(»cond Monday of
A ugu-t. th a t being the 11th day of
A ugust, 1941. to publicly exam ine
J l ?_ .As,m <=jnT_ nt_ Rolls, correct all
e rro rs in valuation, descriptions of
b irds or other p roperty assessed
by me, and it shall be the duty of
prsons interested to ap p ear a t the
turn and place appointed (a p p e a r­
ance- is bv petition). All petition«
m ust be ip w riting and verified
bv th? oath of the annlicant and
¡Tiled with the board w ithin fifteen
day s from the .tim e it is by law
re o tire d to meet.
M arg aret W. P eetz
County A ssessor
37-40
M r r r 1 Mr?. B ru?- Grady. Mr.
a ” d M”s. k aw ren re F unk and Mr.
■sn ! Mrs. Wm. N isbet b?d a picnic
t','~ *b"r V WiDon park.
Mrs. Clyde H earin g retu rn ed
h ' me from Olym pia, W ashington
F ’’’d iv a fte r sn ndm g t°n days
with h?r da Tighter, Mrs. Clarence
Dunn.
Mr. and Mrs. T vtti Ku’keli? o f
N< »-‘h D akota a ’? n w living in
th • W. E. T ate house.
Mr«. Joan .Toval and sen, David,
?r? visiting Mrs. J o y a l’s p aren ts.
Mr and Mrs. E v erett McOuellin. S ir cess
F riend— I understand you final­
Mr. and
•.»X* Mrs. Stew ard Johnsen
of Salem-iare visiting a t the Pard.v ly got your poem prin/ted.
A spiring Poet— Yes, but I had
La-b hom e.
Mr. and Mrs. Coin R o itad 1 and to use a little strateg y . I se n t the
sen. D em id, le ft for a vacation first stan za to the 'editor o f the
winch will take them to P ortland, correspondence column w ith the in­
q u iry , ‘Gan anyone give me the
S:-1' in an ] C astle Rock, -Wn.
M’ s. LaVern /Port r of Salem resit of this poem ?’ A few days
is stav in g with Toe H :,,'"s who ro ­ la te r I sen t the rest under an o th er
ti ’-la d from th e hospital la s t week. ■■a me.
Ik r r 'p tta P o rte r is w o rking a t th e
I/»" lb h l" r farm d u rin g h arv est.
Mr. and Mrs. H arley D utton r e ­
ceived a le tte r from th e ir son,
THrold. whieh took ten d ay s to
roach here from A laska w here
U <c! l ’,a in tike a n n y .
H arvesters’ m ust be
Mrs. Paatbour and Mrs. Brown
of P ortland visited a t the. home of
fed three tim es a day
th eir parent«, Mr. and^M rs. W. E.
T; to over th* week end.
B arb ara Hines-»is em ployed at
4he H ilderbrnnd home.
W e can supply you
T here will be no p reach in g s e r­
vice at. the W asco M ethodist church ,
with the best in food
Julv 20 or -27 as th a p asto r and
wife and d au g h ter, G ertru d e, left
Tuesday fo r Bellingham fo r a va-
■ fo r the hungry men.
cation. They will re tu rn about
/Xuouist 1. ‘
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V isiters a t the home o f Mr. and
M rs. Sam Brock include M rs. Coma
E Convey o f Reno, N evada, M rs.
| fo r la rg e lots.
E th?l Spoon of Carson C ity. N eva­
da, Mrs. B m la H ertz and B eatrice
H ertz of Tos Angeles. Mr. and)
M cH ale’s Grocery
Mrs. Carl M elzer of Moro w ere
Sunday guests. •
"Jimmy” McHale, Owner
Eldon Neashnm is hom e with his
422 E. 2nd St. .The Dalles
frfWilv a few days from At.talia,
W ashington w here h e h a s been
•JOOCOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO
w orking on a riv er bo«ut.
Food! Food!
■ R e d u c tio n s
Sherman County’s
The best year in the
county’s history should
mean the best fair the
county has had — and
that means something.
Barbour’s bucking String
The tough ones again
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Local Race Horses
They run zem close
Northwest’s Best Teams
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O ur Draft Horses win anywhere
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More Room For More Exhibits
f,
Less than two months away.........