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About Sherman County journal. (Moro, Or.) 1931-current | View Entire Issue (Aug. 1, 1941)
A ■ * £ > • • PASS ( S K E U A N C O U N T ! JO U R N A L. M oro C ouple C elebrate 5 7 W edded Y ears Le»t Sunday wa« the 57th wed ding amnivensazny of Mr. and Mrs. W. J. M artin. No celebration was ¡held on th e occasion, butf friends congratulated the couple on their .m any y e a rn of conjugal years during th e day. Mr. M artin is 80 years of age since la s t March. Mr. and Mrs. Grval Thogerson were here from Prineville last week end1 to visit friends and Mrs. Tluogerson’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Serai Searcy. Mrs. H arold Fitzsim m ons and infant son who have been visiting Mrs. Bernard M artin the past week, have returned to th eir home ■near Portland. |A sewing day on behalf o f the lied Cross will be held ©day, F ri day.. a t ,the woman’s chib building in Moro, according to Mrs. 1C. L. Poley, secretary. Sewing will be done for the children of England and women should bring scissors, basting thread, needles» and thim bles. ‘ * A fire destroyed the garage and a trailor belonging to Shorty May in The Dalles th is week. Mrs. May Belshe earne down from Camp Sherman to attend the f .niwal of N. W. Thompson this week. Clyde Gillmor and fam ily were ir. (Frinevill? Monday and Tuesday a fte r receiving word th a t hw m other had passed aw ay there Svr.d’iy a t the age of 6^. The funeral was held there Tuesday. A stubble fire caused by a spark from the exhaust of a truck caused considerable excitem ent at the Charley Fulton ranch this week. It burned so near the house tnat Mr. Fulton, who is in bed in a cast, was removed. He was later taken to a hospital. Three state police officers were checking driver’s licenses on the th e streets o f Moro Wednesday afternoon, finding m o st'^ o f the drivers equipped w ith the perm its. Mrs. Robert . Marvin ,, is^ here visiting her father, H arry Runs- man, while the Marvins are w ait ing fo r orders to move with the CCC camp to Heppner from H er miston. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Lawrence end daughter, Florence and son Herb, left this morning for^ P ort land to remain until the first of the week. Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Peetz and P a tric ia French went to Timber- lino Sunday to meet Mrs. Dorothy Peetz and children. Louie Peetz* returned with them to spend some time with his grandparents. A m arriage .license was issued in The Dalles Tuesday to Donald. Edward1 Macnab of Rufus and Edna Fieck of The Dalles. It » under stood th at originally this wedding was to he held A ugust 18 which is tha day Mr. Macnab will report to the local d ra ft board fo r induction into the arm y. Mrs. Emma Sayrs was brought buck from the hospital Sunday a fte r rem aining there for many weeks recovering from a broken hip caused by a fall. She is now able to get around a little and is recovering very well. Mr . Avery Martin and children were up i-om Portland to visit her parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Bel- phet last week. Jan et remained to spend some time with her grand pi-rents, the Belshees and» the W. J. Martins. Charles Smith, assistan t county MORO. OREGON. FRIDlAT, A D « U » T 1, I M I agent leader for Oregon, was here brwrflv Thursday morning ‘ whale on a tour of this part of the state. Ida May Grant received word i Wednesday morning hat her broth er had (been killed in Springfield, Me. She left that evening for P ortland expecting to go to Missouri. Mrs. Elizabeth Schaeffer expects to g o to -Prineivile Saturday to attend the pioneer meeting tx> be held there. Elm er Barzee drove to New port Thursday to see h is fa th e r who is vacationing there. Mrs. Barzee and Louise went aa fa r a s Portland w ith him. S. E. Key is here from Seattle this week. He is owner o f the assets of the Mono State bank and is m aking collections a t this time. Mr. and Mrs. J. K. McKean were in Portland Tuesday night for a day ia the city. 'Mr. and Mrs. Roy Miller and f-amily o f Myrtle P oint visited h<rc Tuesday night a t the home o f Mrs. Emma Sayrs. Mrs. Miller is a granddaughter of Mrs. Sayrs. A fternoons have been good threshing w eather th is week but the m ornings have usually been dam p which has slowed up the harvest. A t th a t it is being cut alxnrt a s fa s t a s it can be hauled. I Owen Thom pson w as down from Camp Sherman and Mrs. Iiarvey Thompson up from Donald to atten d the funeral of N. W. Thcmpson Wednesday. Jackie Ellsworth, ten year old eoat o f Mr. and Mrs. George E lls w orth of Condon, died Sunday in a hospital in The Dalles and was lu rie d Wednesday a t Condon. Time lim it on the governm ent’s drive for scrap aluminum has been extended to Sunday, 'A ugust 3 which gives tim e for those who have ibeen too busy because of h a rv e st to bring or send in the m etal to one of the concentration centers in the county. CARD OF THANKS To those who have been with us in out recent bereavement and by kind words, thoughtful acts and! especially with beautiful flowers have tried to lessen our sorrow we give our heartfelt thanks. M n N. W. Thompson and family. W a n t Ads FOR SALE: F out Bucks. Box 133, Moro, c TAKEN U P: At my place north of Wasco, one white sow and four suckling pigs, with no m arks, Ju ly 18. * They will be sold A ugust 11, 1941 unless owner calls, proves property and pays costs for feed and this notice. H. A. Van Gilder. 38-9 LOST: 2 calves, Flying V brand, square crop on rig h t ear. Suck ling calves. Notify John Beu- • theT, C rass Valley. 36-30. HART’S BETTER R. I. Red Chix, Ju ly $8.50 per 100. Better fryers, Better layers. B etter Leghorns $7.95 - 100. Pullets $16.50. Re member H a rt’s Hatchery, B ea verton, Oregon. S'lEAD Y WORK, Good pay: Re liable persons wanted to call on f a r r o w in county. No experi ence o r capital required. Some m aking $100.00 in a week. W rite McNes^ Co., 2423 Magnolia St., Oakland, California. 38-39 M EANING Pigs for Sale: Call 416, Wasco. 38-40 pd FOR SALE: Two yearling cross breed ram s: two early lambs, crossbred ram s The wool from el! four grades the best in med ium course. Millard1 Eakin, Grass Valley. 39-42 LOST: Brown Billfold, containing currency, drivers license, d raft registration card, social security card, etc. E ast side Deschutes about 1J miles (below mouth of Buck Hollow. Reward. E. J. Bekshaw, Moro, Oregon. - P O R T A B L E E l —E C T R io W elder Joe’s M otor Service H onored By C ollege Fraternity Eureka Lodge No. 121 A-F & A-M Meets on the 1st and 3rd Thursday • eve nings of each month. Visiting members cor di ally invited to meet with us. Wendell Balsiger W.M. C. V. Belknap, Secy. Caterpillar - O’MEARA Supply & Imp. Co lohn Deers published in Nuremberg, 04 the end of the fifteenth century, far the guidance of pilgrims on vwy to Rome. GEORGE G. UPDEGRAFF A tto r n e y A t L a w Principal C. C. Caldwell was elected to membership in (Phi Delta M oro and W i Kappa, honorary fra te rn ity in education, a t the U niversity o f The first printed road map was Oregon. Kenneth Ferguson was «irother among those honored by .the f paternity. Mrs. Lydia Darby and daughter, Mrs. Kenneth Fergusen and chil AT HOTEL dren, Nancy and Sally, of The GEARHART Dalles drove to Madras Sunday for O A T^T— N " rubber a visit with Mr. and Mrs. Wayne | —I I— I a,; (ator stops Golf, Swim, Darby and children. k j i 1 1 I__d V ringer rolls Fish, Hike, Miss Effie Andrews of Heppner Trapshoot, came from The Dalle« Wednesday Sur fb« the. to spend the night with her imoth- Trade your old washer as Ride, Dance. ©», Mrs. G. T. Andrews. down paym ent. Phone 161 T»»ry Jew. Rev. and Mi's. Claude Stephens were a t Camp - Sherman several for tria l days of last week. Vinton W atkins left Sunday for H O T I I Fort Lewis a fte r being with his GEARHART p rre n ts, Mr. and Mrs. Bert W at- Oaarhort, Orc. kinn for ten days. th e Dalles. Ore. Donna Jeanette and Dolores W atkins left Friday for th eir home IT CAN HAPPEN HERE anti h a lf an hour la te r the little '■>/> in Stayton a fte r visiting relatives One night last summer, so-called community looked as you see it for a month. “harm less bepsh fires’ merged on in thus stark photograph, taken , Ann Clothier spent several weeks •the edge o f Westimber, Oregon, next morning. with h er au n t and luncle, Mr. and Mrs. D ielxrt Johnson on the farm . M rs. Elvis Rich has-been a ssist ing a t the home of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. ¡Clothier while Patricia Yocum is employed a t the Hugh W alker heme. Wasco did not suffer a w ater shortage during the hot spell al though w atering of lawns was piobibited for several days. ©■r. W inters and Louise came to IT MELTS IN YOUR MOUTH these recipes to prove th at peaches and ice cream arc* equally delicious. the Sargent home Thursday of last week from Kelacr. Mr. Win A m erica’s favorite dessert lit Peach T arts ters was encorjite to Pullman, while erally m elts in your mouth - for, ■Cover the bottom of individual pie lx iftse visited, a t the Sargent of course, it’s ice cream. Certainly shells with sweetened peach slice s Don’t let your bedroom h<rme. Tuesday evening Mrs. Sar nothing can -surpass icef cream as and fill with ice cream. Top with gent and Mrs. W inters left for a dessert, no m atter what the sea meringue, taking care to cover, ice «loop. Give it a chance Portland, Mrs. Sargent going to son n o r’ how many interesting cream completely, brown quickly to w ako up and live. Salem to attend he wedding of desserts a re thought up. in a hot oven, 450 degrees. Serve G ertrude Cannoli to Lawrence Once considered a luxury, ice a t once. C o lo r fu l B ates B ed cream is now an every day f^od TPeach Ice Cream Edw ards o f Salem. Coin Rostad was in Goldcndale th a t is delicious and nutricious. Ice One cup powered sugar spreads will make your Monday on business. He w em cream is rich in prate Hi«, minerals One fourth tsp »alt rooms bright and cheery ployed there for the Standard Oil and vitam ins of milk and for this On* cup top milk reason is valuable in the diets of One cup gelatin company. •v o n on the d reariest Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Grady and old and young alike. Every home One fo u rth cup cold w ater days. We have cottons Ruth Ann visited Miss Nora Grady me her knows th at there is.no more Two cups fresh peach pulp attractiv e way of serving milk to One cup whipping cream Sunday in Goldendale, celebrating and taffetas to please the fam ily th a n in good ice cream. h er birthday. The adaptability of ice cream, is •very taste. , Mr. and Mrs. Frank Larrt'Tom p retty im portant to a heme maker ana L°ville Guy returned home rig h t now during the hot summer f-.om Forest Grove where they had days when the' heavier desserts b en for a couple of months. have lost their charm . Plain ice A crowd of 24 person® enjoyed cream or sherbet is delicious and I a picnic outing a t Wilson {»ark refreshing and give us a chance to II «Sunday. savor every bit of the flavor. But, Lee Dehler is now among the of course, the tim e comes when we ......... t nnnttiximmnuiinnnim i rapidly growing group of farm ers like to ¿ toss ioe cream up a bit who have finished th eir harvest. and its versatility in combination He still has some crested wheat with fresh fru it and berries, with to harvest. frurit juice, in filling ta rts, or m ash Mrs. Eldon Neasfoam spent a ed with fruits for frappets is un week with her husband a t A ttalia, deniable. But whether you serve BATES “ WREATH & STAR” BEOSPIEAIS ice cream just plain or top it with V n., leaving Friday. The dance a t the Old Mill Tues a sauce m akes little difference— day night was well patronized by ju st have plenty and watch it dis Wasco people who went down to appear. Although yciua may be loyal to h e a r Griff Williams orchestra. Among them were Mr. and Mrs. patches and cream, we give you Wm. Reid,_Mr.an<L Mrs. Leo W at kins, Mr. and' Mrs. Roy Belshee, sum m er with h e r aunt, Mrs. Py- June Wild'?, Idabelle Spencer, bu m ®t Rufus. Marion Crews and A rthur Spencer. Joe Brackett was in Wasco this Mr. and Mrs. Roy Belshee were week from 'Portland coming up to in Moro Wednesday to a tten d the | see about his interests here. ¡fvr.eral services for Ned Thompson. Mr. and Mrs. T hornton Kirkelie Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Funk were visitors in Portland Tuesday. ant: tw o children o f S.’/perior, Wis BLITZ Mrs. Lester Johnson is visiting consin spent several days here WEINHABD visitin g his brother, M arvin. in Portland w ith her parents. CO Mrs. E rnest Ferrell of The Mrs. Corwin Barnett and daugh Porllutd, Ore^o, ’ Dalles was a week end visitor te r and son in law, Mr. and Mrs. here. McClellan of Vestina, California, Mr. and Mrs. Glen Wallace have visited relatives here Monday and a baby hoy bom in the hospital Tuesday. last Tuesday. Louis Scholl and J. R. Woodard Em m ett P o rte r of Salem vis'ited of N orthw estern lake came to his relatives here Monday. Wasco Monday. Mr. Woodard sta y Mr. and Mr». Cliff Fridley left ed for several days with hits son in on their annual vacation to the law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Burress. Oregon beaches. •Gladys Stone returned from Leb Mrs. Harland Johnson of Spok anon Saturday a fte r spending the ane visited several days with rela past y ear with relatives. She will tives here after visiting her fath stay during the rem ainder c»f the er in Portland. EASY WASHER HAMPTON FURNITURE U S sc Hi- W ay / tehcct*! t o H ealtm s Z>y^ADA R ^ M A V N E OREGON <DÀIRY COUNCIL BED SPREA D S © $2?5 $3.95 J YEARS OF KNOWING HOW aooooooooooooooooooooocoooocoooocooooooscoocooso^ Featured tn Buies AU-Amencan series o f magazine ads IATES "WREATH ft STAR.** Reminiscent of powdered w in andr j .1___ . . I . :___________ r i___ rr . . l £ ______ j ___ ______ T H Moro Lodge No. r From the fu ll ’’C a te rp illa r” nc you can select ju st the >>ht size tra c to r to fit y o u r ork. I t ’s alm dst as if you had tra c to r tailo r-m a d e fo r y o u r nd, crops, and im plem ents. 113, I. O. O. F. Moro, Oregon Meet® 1st and 3rd Tuesdays in th t I.O..O.F. hall Trai sient and visiting brothers are cordi ally invited to meet r it h us. Joe Ritner N.G. Vernon Miller, Sec. Lupine Rebekah Lodge No. 116 Moro. Oregon Meets 2d & 4th Tues day of each month. Visiting members wel come. Helen Martin N. G. Florence Johnston, Set1 One fourth tap almond extract Soak the gelatin in cold water for five mintites.- Dissolve the gel atin over hot w ater and >dd th e milk a teaspoonful a t a time. Add. the sugar, salt and peach- pulp. S tir well and fold in the stiffly beaten whipped cream and flavor ing Pour info a refrig e rato r tray and freeze. Stir every tw enty minutes until the m ixture is firm. Local Principal Before you buy your----- new electric range Cadet Blue, Regency Blue, Dusty Rose, Gold, A pril Graas, or C « j 5 0 Pearl Gray —already laut indered—with matching draperies. 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