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About Sherman County journal. (Moro, Or.) 1931-current | View Entire Issue (Aug. 8, 1941)
) M PAGB S SHBRMAN COUNTY JOURNAE. MORO. ORBGON. FRLDAI, AUGUST S, llttl T p T oonl Airl RAGSDALE NAMED Mr.. Rosiad taM been m aking the Mrs. Wide« pa'rertts, Mr. and Mr» J _ The rough work» -of the projec- _____ J ■ W. H. Ragedate « f ■trip in car .stay in g home Wm. Rhipping. "Mrs. Belknap re- xX iV S ted changes in <tbe Moro Legion been requested by nights. i ) 'iT i turned home Thursday leaving r hall lha® been completed m time general agent <rf the • " „ „ ..... , her m other there foP a week. t for the snnual harvest ball that ' Mr .and Mrs. Bruce Millard to represent that Patricia Kaisehecrg is a t Nosko- £*> wiK be held there this Saturday caled on Mr. arid Mr» Haggard _ the Sherman Tuasdny. • ~^Witrbeaoh--haadn^‘gone«'««here' m m y«. ¿' . ittia n Dnfsnw hoard, R .. . , «, *.- a . oompeny w ith h er cousin Barbara in Spokane this Settling of the tower and rot- James A. W hite is visiting here Portland, This board has tin g of the posts of the w ater to- from Portland. He is Mrs. E. T. lk®set>CJg 01 a t the direction o f the w er ait the fair grounds caused ------ «---- ------- OlesonSi father. ' ' Mr». Helen Dingle arrived here of Agriculture to eoardirato ac Nine children, infant and pre- ^ k to . drop about eight i n - i . ' Miss G ertrude Cannel 1, dough- Mns Hilderbmnd fpom Portland Wednesday of teat tivities of the department that in school, were examined a t Moro reiMÍr WÜ1 be .necessary be- te r of Rev. an d Mrs. IF. L. Can- Tueada for, week to attend to business affairs volve national defense and to eo- Tuesday, August 5 and routine fcre tank can he used. <nell o f Wasco, became the Ibnde & ^ t i o n a t th e Oregon She leav¿ «<» J h e h a n » of her <» p ref m ate these aotivittea with im m unisations done a s will be a t c R caunty city of U w rence C. Edwards of Sal- daughter; Mrs. S. J. Keahnen, those of other defense «11 «iwih conferences. Mrs. E dith , __ , k l z^-wnv t« em , Ju ly 29 in the Firsit Metho- . . . who was known hiere when she <jn the field. Mr. Ragsdale la Sayrs Mrs Wily Knighton, Mrs. , , t h e ' book« diat clht’Tch iut Salem. H er fath er Mtes Ivalou Feugh is emp oye< w Eva p w l Mr. Mrs. R ea. & - * M ». Percy ™ ™ i*“ TC “ toby gW mM” ident o f the Mid Goiumhia — OB-— — 4. - Co n . 0i«vrv p»«’™ »*«► . . — op company. uston Credit aasociaition Thompson, members of Aha- stone i ^ t Friday and the The bride wias accompanied by T w; - g„ ^ p • + ths old now. director of the Farm Credit ad- erican Legion A u x i l i a r y ! e v e n t was celebrated by a dinner her sister, Mow. Ed Huntley, as . . . ^ ^ tin at the Bernie nrnisitration. I with the examinations and helped bis two sons, Callas and (matron of honor and attired in . PCAs LOAN $2,000,000,000 prepare the conference room®. Roscoe an d fam ilies were invited white chiffon with lace insertions ’ Mrs. Elisabeth Schaeffer Tetor- dine hirn and wife M r. . W. B. Rice was home test week Bacon for B ritain is going to ned from Prineville Tuesday, hav Mrs . C iw e Axten w ere allK> from R n? wherP ,he has been put be produced with the help of the , <fy i W illam ette university and a mem- up two billionth dollar loaned by the ing gone there to attend the an- guea)t- her of Delta Tau Gamma and Mu and Mrs. Gee Jenkins ano Production Credit system accord- nnal pioneer picnic of th a t county ' __________ _ P h i Epsilon. Mr. Edw ards is a. Athena are visiting with ,jng to j e \y Hoech, The iDfalles Mr. and Mrist J. K. McKean e » Phi Delta Kappa and is working Mr an4 Mrs c A Torn and ^ ^ ^ , - y treasu rer o f . the Mid- ■mere m Portland over »he week a t the U niversity of Oregon for C !tjjjl?T friends a t iRufus. Columbia Production Credit as- end. a m aster’s degree. A fter a honey Mrs Iz?b W atkins entertained re la tio n . Tex Irzyk returned to Moro 1 . np • Elm er B. Collins, for 14 years u a w S v - I —— moon in California they will live pleasure of her daughter, The two .millionth dollar was special assistant to the attorney left Friday from Portland, where L lIlC aX — E X c IH p i n « « n te a - n -rural .Mi. . 1 telouhone lines l* 7, a1 Eugene for .< the rem of j ttl<nne w ith a birthday party on loaned to M artin Paul general 01 he ihad had been of m the e United been for to t the rone past pasv month ^ Seventeen A .. ainder o Sar- HWIRXI hhis W in month u iu h w u mj u n ited States, M ates, de- ae- ru ra l telephone lines tKp sum m er_ MrSi Anth u r Sar- have his injured leg treated- . Sherman cdunty have taken ad- the summer. Mre- A rthur T h ted & y afternoon. The follow- K <xn. corn-hog farm er of G rirnel, p a rtm e n t of justice, who has to have his injured leg treated Mr. .and M m Loy Heath and tew X e d in HM1 f ” 1 J ' *ust assum cd his new dutieS ” ro hoys of Yakima, W ash., stop- « « n o tio n Ito such dlii? assisted ait the servm g ^ ra te h e r 7th birthday: Domino “Here in the mid-Columbia dis- two hoys of Yakima, wasn., «uxp- . . - exemption to such Z Z L ----------------:--------------------7 « brate Wh biTthd®y: Do™1(> “Here in the mid-Columbia dis- assistant assistant western western general general coun- coun- (i____ Wednesday orn rxn itih-prr . / aug*r>‘ were 36 n o ru __ r- ‘ ita/ble. 1 < B.nd Dokxrea Dolores Watkin®, Watkin®. Gwemdlyn tric t”, t”. Iloech Hoeeh pointed uointed out, out. “we sel of the Union Pacific railroad ped j here th e ir w«v way ? • 1VU1® x L . t|vere ta'We* - end Mr. when Heath « --------i_ > „ ° f Nrshet, Moore, Joyce have th a n ten million headquarters £ home 7 a from X m a Klamath. m countiam a aX ^ t e l y ^ a f f this of ^ m m Ruth .ie a n Ann and G lem a Wallace. A used more o f Production Credit with in ~ u .,o . at e.c.e, Omaha. a ,.,- Rm m ajean and Glemna Wallace. A doJlors of Production Credit in »honored ait a s^°'r^ cake __ decoreted -------- - • • - XAirvi was w a -v* w ith , v** seven cand- our own association. We hav'- boy. • ’ ^ ave qualified ,?J" J for th “-1- e - — Harold Dutton left from Al im i n m fcbeni ex Saiturday given a t the ,„e the table It was ser- kised it to grow wheat and frui‘. Virgimm J*™ eruption -Ruling« of the tax com- home nf Mrs Afcert aska for California, and plan» to raise steers, lambs and wool: to Hood River Tu/esd-ay i/t necessary nece-ssa<ry fa r the H . red w ith ice cream. . - to vr , . wissrom missiom make Paiulen Ka.®ebe(rg uoq was a A co- C ^ t a r c / a y l i fa th e r A l l , « - M u r -rr t W # I be- ¿ 7 th , s f u X ,. Mrs Betty Kaseborg came up buy farm machinery and to meet ,be in Fortress Monroe, Va. where* from Portland Friday for a weeks ’afr'tihe o th er credit needs of the ' h<‘ will a tte n d school. here for harvest, -and friends m -becoming exempt. this county. ___ Frankie Letihan, nephew of v id t with relatives and friend», farm er.” Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Henreagin ‘‘While we are doing this, how Mrs. Dorothy Peetz drove njp Lines now free fro m 'ta x e s are. |Aj^x Maenab is spending a from Sandv Monday bringing her lB:glow, Gordon, Line 49, Line 41, ^¡8 vacation a t the Mac- of Moro an d three children were vveT, we arc not losing sight of gueets of Mrs. Maudie Akers Sun th< fact th a t th is is a dangerou- d-r -Thter, J a n r t .for a weeks vis- Wasco, L:ne-48 Wasco, Line 79- day. ♦ time for our members to expand rt wMh her W . ««d Moro, 83- Straight BOURBON W hiskey Mr. and Mrs. Ed McKee are beyond the reasonable capacity of A tto rn e y A t L a w M. . J 'M r i A S J o h n « « W t Moro, Orchard» line 4«-WaSco, Macnab « « re Portland »hopper, having their house redecorated. itheir plants and equipment, anxl N e x t tim e y o u c a ll fo r Safanfay wttfc Mr end M r,. L. Rosebush lioe-Grass Valley, Riot Monday retiurnmg home th e same Dick Yocum started Tuesday we are -emphasizing th a t this is M o r o a n d W aaoo ' X t i o 7 Salem for a weeks k d ^ e line. G ras, Valley. Scott e v e n » ,. a b o ttle , m a k e i t G o ld u h t it iw i v* __ _ _ m orning working w ith the har- a time to get out of debt, rather vm/ARtiom trio to Wallowa county canyon, Wa^co, Wasco TK>rtihere, H arvesting in th e north end of vert crew on the Ove Hansen than to create new debts.” L a b e l. I t ’s got w h a t i t ----- ii— ^he county is jkist about over place. mr---- Wasco Telephone line. end other points takes w h e tt i t com es to with opera tors well pleased with end Mrs. Dick Ye rem vis- Marion McKee, having accepted thelr yields of grain. ■ ited Sunday a t Five Mile with taste. a position with the s ta te Board C H U R C H E S Miss Vivian Trounce o f Moro Mrs. Yocum’s sister, Mi's. Leah of Pharm acy, left Monday f a r an AT H O T E L ,M«ro Community church. Sun- »Pent « v e r d dajm Mr- J « ” «™- ir.i'-pection trip to southern Ore- day A ugust 10 1941 Sunday an^ Mrs. A rthur Sargent return- Robert Davis spent several days GEARHART CTJl V /V.QKU?/!/ ■ (i var i i i ■taken _._, a t . , w <-> /»« »» t o n e C hr:»tran®en was -taken Mwning worship her ^onie Wednesday. in Portland, New rubber to The Dalles Tuesday evening ,ii:00. -Rev. Lawrence Mitchel- Mr. and Mrs. Ijawrence Funk Week end guests “ g ag itato r stops Golf, Suim, following an' acckW it V received fo,r m er pastor of the church m et their son in tew and daugb- Mrs. Roy Belshee were Mr». Mab- wringer rolls Fish, Hike, while skating. A ,few rtitches ’f n p the p ^ p jt. ter, Mr. and Mrs. Joan Hull of el Cota and children of The Dal- Trapshoot, 'Portland a t Hood River where les. Additional guerts Sunday in- were needed to close a wounded ____ *_________ Surfbathe, F. they camped together. eluded Mr. and Mr®. R. C. Byerw .chin. J««. Wasco Church of Christ: •• Trade your old washer as Ride, Dance. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Clothier and and Mr 311x1 M rs‘ Howard Belshee Mr. and Mrs. S. W. Searcy, Mr. j>ird»g day, Augrj-st 10. Church Mr. and Mrs. wm. ciom ier ann • and Mrs. Ross Ornduff and Mr. KChool 10:00 a m . W. D. daughter Ann accompanied by Mono. down payment. Phone 161 Fatty E»«4. and Mr®. Orval Thogeirsan va<^ ’ W atkins, supt. Morning J worship Mrs. A ugusta Huckin spent Sun- G erry Leeha.n, u . LS home in Portland a fte r having for trial tiored a t Paulina teke over the 1 1 ; q 0 , apj,e Communion, Message- <}ay in The Dalles? ffataa. «pent the summer helping har- w’-ek end. The Mind of The Holy Spirit. A rthur Sptuoer will enter v, " t F ,-,nk Metllrr p te » . h o te l G’-.v Pickard of Gilliam county A frfvm thp He will quit Mre. We® Wilde and daughter GEARHART v irte d a t the H arry m -that the membership as fa r as Wor ji the co-op office Saturday. n far Stan Gaorhart, Ora. I m . »®r<l«y S V ^me th is wrote be present for a congre- Mre. Kennet)h PF c W S W , Miss ^¿h The Dalles, Ore. • Mrs. Betty Kaaeberg <>f P<n*- gctkynal business m eeting, fol- Mary F ortner and Mrs. Lydia Tuesday f >r land visited with Mr. and Mrs. J- tihe morning service. Mat- j ^ b y werv in The Dalle« Satur- K McKe-in this week. itbat Otre very im portant to ^ y Word was received here th a t up y ^ , m y be (A‘f te r a Connie Wil Ronald Gentry expected to-be m ar Jg A To You. You have left. hcjne his ried a t Hood River -next Sunday, & y<jice in extension of the Mr. and Mrs. Roy Bel- August 10. fu tu re plans. »bee for his home in The Dalle». Bessie Gentry of Los Angeles Mr. and Mrs. Coin Rostad and has arrived in The Dalles u a u e s a,t a.u the w Wauzco Methodist Church, Sun- S(>n> left f«,. th eir new Clayton May home and expects school 10:00, Morning wor- 4<>ca’tion a t GoJdendale. However to be in Moro soon for or a vxsuit. visrt. *h - - ?p a t H ------ ;00 ,p - ^ tc h ’ m g service ----- ; — iiil Mrs. David Nish left Sunday r s « « V sllw Methodist ----- ------- tthe C rass Valley Methodisit •; H íhí H hi ÍÍ , .H . for a weeks visit in Portland. church Sunday afternoon a t 2:30. ¡ili’hl * ■ S Mre. Gladdis Buxton returned p F. L. L o Oaamell, annen > partor. pastor. S turd iv from a three weeks vis- with b fr -son, IV'.'llis and family V y a t NTche?, Washington. Mrs H. :P._Dkoher returned to pQ,R g AL E ; Nice 6 room bouse, he^ home in Portland Monday a f partly furnished, close in, phone ter a stay of five weeks a t the 2813 or w rite 209 W 4th St. home of her sister, Mrs. Ethel The Dalles 40-43 pd Nr-*v. Wllv Knighton is comffned to T O R ’SALE:»Fouf Bucks. Box 133, bed with w hat is thought to be Moro, c rheumatism. HART’S BETTER R. I. Red Chix, Mrs.- Scott F ortner of Hood July $8.50 per 100. Bettor fryers, River was here one day this week Better layers. B etter Leghorns to sro her parents, Mr. and Mrs. $7.95 - 100. Pullets $16.50. Re W. R’ y Blake. member H art’s Hatchery, Bea Percy Thompson is- building an verton, Oregon. addition to his house in town th a t he will use to piit his shoe repair MEANING Pigs for Sale: Call 416, Wasco. 38-40 pd shop in a» soon as completed. FOR SALE: Two yearling oross- The entire east is within easy, hred rams: two early tembs, convenient reach through two crossbred ram s The wool from Union Pacific gateways-Chicago a l! four grades the best in med ium course. Millard1 Eakin, Grass and St. Louis. And the 3-famous Valley. 39-42 trains east, which are placed at your disposal, offer — 'fcb Z'J fj <|SCO killI , Clinic JHeldU" For Children’s Health Check R. Item nliHTieQ 111 1 , CQ| am | ,|11irrl1 □<|ieill VMirCIl * - - ub Seventeen Rural r TAfnnf GEORGE G. UPDEGRAFF EASY WASHER GOLD LABEL 'ÍÁtnt' t ■ J $ J .9 O SA FE Q uart $ 1 .0 0 —r » P in t HAMPTON FURNITURE W ESTERNERS LIKE IT lì 1 xz M A K E IT A W ant A ds SUMMEI THE EAST INVITES YOU Riding Bucking Horses P la n ta <fa and Watching Others Ride has been, since the pioneers bought their first Indian cay- UNION PACIFIC u ses, a typically w estern sport. Like bathing beauties, it has to be good to be enjoyed . At the Sherman County fair, the best o f the northw est’s P O R T A B L E W e ld e r EVEN THE N U T S AND BOLTS A BE A ir -c o n d ltlo ifd C o m fo rt P o p u la r -p r ic e d M e a /a P o r t e r S e r v ic e e n d F r e e P i l l o w in A l l C o a c h o e E L E C T R IC [ALSO LOW-COST FARES') J o e ’s M o t o r S e rv ic e Example: In Deluxe Coach $ 6 5 Bo^ Moro Lodge No. (3) Where hardness and tou gh ness are needed "Caterpillar” fills the bill. Even the nuts and bolts on “ C aterpillar” Diesel Tractors are heat-treated to insure hardness and long life. I well trained riders to m ake a thrilling perform ance. 1 C h ica g o 113, I. O. O. F. Moro, Oregon $40.04 one way Meet® 1st and 3rd Tuesdays in ths S t r e a m l i n e r - city of P ortland Equipm ent inclu d e» All-room Car I.O..O.F. hall Trai I v d i o o n u and Com partm ent. S a v e . sient and visiting J J - h o u r « to C h ic a g o . S - « a i l i n g e »-u'Athly from Portland, 6 t3 0 p. ro. on brothers are cordi ;ih , 13th, 19th, 25th. N o oxtra f a n . ally invited to meet r it h us. P O R T L A N D R O S E — d.ily Joe Ritner N.G. •o Chicago. Fa»t aervioe to Denver, Kenttä City, St. Lout». Registered Vernon Miller, See. Xur»«-Stewerde»a Service. Lupine Rebekah -Lodge No. 116 P A C IF IC L I M I T E D — daily Moro. Oregon t o Cljjeago. Connection» for other Meets 2d & 4th Tues mid-west and eastern points. day of each month, I Vacation Wondariand-Sun Valley, Visiting members wel Idaho. Opon year-round come. Helen Martin N. G. Vacelion looklsli on roqwost Florence Johnston, E. J. Hazen Eureka Lodge Tio. 121 A-F & A-M Phone 391 Meets on the 1st and . L, . > ^ 3rd ’ Thursday eve nings of each month. Visiting members cor dially invited to meet O’MtARA Supply & Imp. Co WeBielJ lohn Door« bucking horses try their strength and speed a g a in sH h a t o f 1 J SEPTEMBER 12-13-14 are the d ates this y’e ar. Excitement - Enjoyment - Entertainment . •" • "*.> The best o f am usem ent and exhibits By people you know at th e-------- SHERMAN COUNTY c . V. Belknap, Secy. CaUrnUar ,j ’.Jr « - y ; • . , v - 7 . . 1
