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Moro, Oregon. Friday, O ctober ,0 . 1941
F ifty-T h ird Y ear N o . 49
County Health
A ss’n Officers
Plan Campaign
City Budget
Wasco Farmer
Made By Group Killed In Truck
Of Freeholders
Accident
Pay Day for Dollar-a-Yerr Men
E æ r 5'1? ■ •-
Official County Paper
Meetings Called
To Talk New
Farm Regulations
The Sherm an County Public
The city budget w as made up
Health association met at the office
Tuesday night with S. W. Searcy,
Robert Taylor, State Chair,
D ew ey Thompson, George Upde-
of Lucille VaW, county nurse,
Ross
Hilderbrand’»
Head
graff, W. S. Powell and John Foss
Wednesday afternoon to make
man, Calls For Sberman
as members of the committee.
By Overturning Truck,
plans
for
the
opening
of
th
e
seal
E stim ates of city needs for the
County Meeting Oct. 14
sale for this year.
first six months of 1942 were
Death Instantaneous
Two series of m eetings reaching
sligh tly larger than for
, Tentative plans were made to
cause of additional expenses vtn-
every county in the s ta te betw een
Roscoe Bert ('Roes) H ild erb ran d , '
a j ojBt m eeting of* the Wasco
,
'W ashington D C., Oct. 9, — curred by the city. It is not likely of W aico, was killed i n s t a n t ly ..., ,
the 14th and 24th of O ctober have
S h erm an county health u n its
been a rran g e d by th e O regon
When congress debates the price that the prW sedbudget will raise . Monday night about six o'clock
a t Moro some tim e in the la tte r
USDA a g ric u ltu ra l defense board
control legislation the bill propos- the millage however. The de- as he was returning to his home
p a r t of O ctober a t which tim e the
as a m eans of acq u ain tin g worker»
ing a ceiling on m »ny com m odities crease in assessm en ts caused by from Wasco' where he had been
seal sale will be officially started .
in each of O regon’s 36 countie»
anti ex cepting fa rm prices and foreclosure of tax es by th e coun y repairing machinery.
H is lig h t tru ck sw erved off th e An in v ita tio n .h as been sen t to
w ith th e task ahead in th e fa rm de
labor will undoubtedly be enacted, m ay cause some rise in m illage,
'M rs. Sadie Orr Dunbar to speak
fense pro g ram and in p re p arin g
b u t w ith m odifications. In stead
The budget will be published in road as it sta rte d up th e grade a t th e m eeting.
about
two
m
iles
w
est
of
W
asco.
It
to c a rry it out. T he m eeting» in
of one m an, Leon H enderson, be- n ex t 'w eek's S herm an County Jo u r-
(Last y e a r th e county health as­
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h
it
th
e
so
ft
shoulder
on
th
e
o
u
t­
held
ing in control th e re m ay be a nal and the final m eeting, when
Here are some of tho 262 rloltar-a-year men in the defense program Sherm an county will be
board. It is recognized th a t w ages ta x p a y e rs can have th e ir h earin g sidc^ of th e
J " ‘ sociation received over $300 from on their recent “ pay day.” Total of all payments was only $126 to the October 15 and 22.
to th e bank. As it o v ertu rn ed H il­ th e ir 75 p ercen t of the seal sale 262 workers as many of them bad not worked
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a full ____
year _____________
and could not __
re- • T h e, USD A a g ric u ltu ra l defense
may be an important item in costs will l?e held November 10
and th is m oney has been used in celve their “ total” salary. Distributing checks above (center) is Ed- bourd, headed by Robert Taylor of
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erb
ran
d
’s
head
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as
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g
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t
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of an y artic le from po tato es to -----------------------—
tw een th e top of the rig h t door fu rth e rin g public health th ro u g h ­ ward Stettinius, priorities director.
A dam s, includes rep resen tativ es
aulom
th e contention is
B
U I o n i obles,
u u i c a , and
a im
_
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and
th e roadbed cru sh in g his out th e year. C onferences are held ______________________________________________________ _____ —
■ — of all agencies of th e fe d eral de-
m ade th a t unless w ages have a [yig-S^ M a r y K llO X
re g u la rly a t which children are
p a rm e ^ t of ag ric u ltu re active In
skull.
ceiling the prices will soar. In ­
exum ined and preventive work is
this sta te . The board ha« been
C
oroner
E.
M.
Alley
of
G
ra
ss
stead of a ceiling on w ages, how- p |J
i i
called upon by S e c re ta ry o f Agri­
V alley and Sheriff W ilson were done each week by the health
ever, g overnm ent officers su g g est V I C 3 r t l TV
n u rse, who is now reg u larly em ­
c u ltu re W ickard to d irect th e work
th a t w ages can be m aintained a t a
M rs. M ary E. Knox, long tim e called and found th a t d eath w as ployed, and by f)r. Bourg, who
of a g ric u ltu ra l defense in th is
due
to
accidental
causes.
The
level by volu n tary ag reem en t w ith re sid e n t of W asco, died a t h er
comes a t le a st one day each week.
sta te , the chief item of w hich is
hom e th ere M onday m orning. She body was taken to C allaw ays.
unions.
F rom th e resu lts of th e audio­
inci
easin g the production o f cer­
H ilderbrand had been w orking
F a rm e rs will be h u rt. T h at is w as bom in M issouri M ay 5, 1859
m eter te sts i t was found th a t 22
tain
foods including milk, m eat,
expected. In th e first two y ears and had lived in Oregon fo r the on Mrs. A ugusta H uckin’s ranch children have hearing th a t is not
The
following
q
u
otations
are
eggs,
and vegetables both fo r pro-
of th e w orld w a r fa rm products g re a te r p a r t of h er ad u lt life. She fo r several y ears being in ch arg e norm al, high school athletes have
based
on
prices
being
paid
in
cessing
and home and m a rk e t use.
w ent up 12.6 percent, according to lived a t Tygh V alley fo r m any of fa rm in g operations. He was been th o ro u g h ly examined before
W e d n e sd a y ’s tra d in g :
z
By
using
a larg e num ber of
bom n ea r Wascb, A ugust 6, 1991,
th e office of em ergency m an ag e­ years.
Four Grand Championships
s ta rtin g the season.
CATTLE:
Good
g
rain
fed
teams
made
up of specialista from
m ent, and alread y they have gone ’ S he is survived by th ree sons, atten d ed Wasco schools andO re-
x $12.50. Good g ____
/ J the
.. various
•
• on
_ X
V defense
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"steers to
ra ss fed
agencies
the
7
M
onday
afternoons
in
Th*
B
tate
college.
He
w
orked
in
the
up 43.1 percent. These are w hole­ F ra n k of W asco, E. K. of P endle­
Taken
By
Local
Horses
steers $9.50 to 10.00. Good g ra ss Ixiard, it will be possible to com­
D alles an im m unization clinic is
sale prices, n o t w h at th e fa rm e r ton, and W. B. of W amic and one old B a rn e tt bank a t one tim e.
heifers $8.50 to 9.50. Good beef plete each series of m eetings in
held a t th e association offices a t
receives n o r w hat, yet, th e con­ d a u g h te r, Mrs. N ellie L o fstran d
'At Pacific International
He is . survived by his widow,
cows $8.00 to 8.50, few to 9.00, four days. Each m eeting will start
510 C ourt S t. Sherm an county
su m er will pay. The full force of of Y akim a and a s is te r in M iss­ Anna, a son, »Billy, th ree b ro th ers,
children m ay atten d these clinics
The two purebred herds p i Per- medium $7.00 to 7.75, common at 9 o ’clock and will be presided
th e increase will strik e th e con­ ouri.
O m iand and Joe of W asco and as th e two counties have joined
?6.00 to 6.75, canners $4.50 to 5.50. over by the chairman of the coun­
cheron and B elgians owned in this Bulls, medium to good $8.25 to
sum er w ithin a few m onths. The
ty defense board, who is also the
F u n e ra l services w ere held W ed­ W a lte r o f Sunnyside, W ashington, hands in all h ealth work. Adults
re ta ile r has had to pay the in ­
nesday afternoon a t 2 n. m. a t the th ree siste rs, M rs. G race M edler m ay be tested fo r tuberculosis a t county by T. M. Rolfe and Tom 9.5G, common $7.00 to 8.00. Veal- county AAA chairman. The first
crease and he cannot sell a t th e
M ethodist church and in term en t of W asco, Mrs. Jo h n M athias of the child clinics which are held F ra s e r took p ractically all honors ers, good to choice $12.00 to 13.00. or kickoff meeting will be attended
old price w ithout going broke.
HOGS: 170 to 215 truckins, by one representative o f the state
w as m ade in the cem etery in The Sunnyside and M rs. ICleta B ing­ each T uesday in Sherm an county. in the d ra ft horse classes a t the
E a rly n ex t y e a r prices will be sky
Halles. Mr«. Knox w as a m em ber ham of S pokane and his m other, The 21st the te a ts will be given n t Pacific In tern atio n al when judging good to choice, $10.75 to 10.85; USDA deefnse board and such
high unless th e price control leg is­
Mrs. Rebecca Coryell of V ancou­ K ent in th e 'afternoon. On the
230 to 285 tt> butcher-' $10. to 10.26; other specialists as are needed
o f th e (Baptist church.
lation is passed.
wa > com pleted Monday.
ver. W ashington.
lig h tw eig h t butchers $9.75
to firm the member agencies, which
28th
R
u
fu
s
aiwLWascn
children
will
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The fu n e ral will be held F rid ay be tested .
F ra s e r won grand champion for 10.15; packing sows $8.50 to 9.26, include the extension service, the
D E PA R T M E N T of iustice, pro
aftern o o n a t 2 p. m. from the
AAA, the FSIA, the SMA, forest
M rs. M. A W
a s c o will • both m are and stallion and won feeder pigs $10.00 to 11.50.
pagonda d ep a rtm en t, is m aking a
M ethodist church w ith R ev. F. L. be chairm an fd? the county fo r the firs t in all stallio n classes. In
S H E E P : Good to choice sp rin g service, SCS, FCA, HAE, and
g re a t fuaa over the speeches which
Cannell giving th e serm on. In te r
seal sale cam paign and chairm en com petition w ith the L u ther B a r­ lam bs $9.75 to 10.00; medium to REA.
ap p eared in C ongressional Record
m ent will be m ade "in th e cem etery
The first meeting will be devoted
fo r each of the com m unities will rel horses F ra s e r took -all top good, $9.00 to 9.50; common $3.25
by iso lationists and which w ere in
a
t
The
Dalles.
honors.
to
9.00.
S
lau
g
h
ter
ewes,
good
to
to
considering the work to be done
be nam ed in a sh o rt time.
N ex t F rid ay m orning a t 8:00
envelopes bearing th e ir free pos­
Rolfe won g ran d cham pionships choice, $4.50 to 5.00. Feeder in each county and in establishing
a.
m.
th
e
governm
ent
horse
buyers
»
ta g e fran k . Am ong o th ers were
for both stallion and m are, tak in g lam bs, good to choice $8.50 to 9.00. the county goals. The morning
th e fran k ed envelopes of Rep. John will be a t th e W. )C. H elyer ranch
session will be for defense board
every blue ribbon hut two. All Shorn lam bs $8.25 to $8.75.
Coffee o f W ashington. Rep. Ham - south of K ent to inspect and buy
members, and at the afternoon
cham
pionships,
both
sexes,
sen
­
horses
suitable
fo
r
the
cavalry.
e
_
_
_
’ iitzon JFish of New York, S enatoi
session a larger representation, in­
H o rses m u st be in good health A m V C S M O H C lH y
iors, juniors and reserves were
E lm er Barzee. Collis and Ros­ cluding county land use planning
Georald. Nye of N orth D akota.
taken.
T here is an intim ation th a t poatal and good flesh, papers, if av a il­
coe Moore and Dick Lockhartwwent groups, certain committees of pre­
May H u rst arriv ed over the
Ju d g es were 'Prof. Ickler of to P ortland S atu rd ay to see OSC
inspectors will in v estig ate this use able, should accom pany the horse.
In the presence of friends ami
vious economic conefrences, and
The governm ent will buy geldings, week end to tak e up th e duties of relativ es Miss J a n e t Wilcox of M aryland for I’ereherons and J C. win from the U niversity of W ash­ AAA supervisors and community
of the fra n k in g privilege.
the
w
elfare
office
fo
r
th
is
county.
To tell the tru th , w h at Coffee, fo u r to eight v ^ars old. 15 h in d s
Vale, d au g h ter of Mr. and Mrs. H olbert of Iowa for Belgians.
ington.
committeemen, will plan detailed
She has had 15 y ears in w elfare George Wilcox, of G rass Valley,
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Fish. Nye .......
and o th ers are doing is high, w eight 975 to 1150, L, b ay
procedure for obtaining the indi­
work
and
is
a
m
em
ber
of
th
e
state
th e sam e th in g th a t S e n a to r N o r- brow n, black or chesnut. a t a price
becam e the bride of Mr. M aynard
vidual farm sign-up in the defense
w elfare office staff of qualified
Nelson of C ottage Grove, son of
ris. S enator Bone, R epresentative ra n g in g from $150 to $175.
program. The second or training
w
orkers
in
this
work.
Lenvy,
R epresentative
R ankin,
The horses m ust be g entle to
Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Nelson, of
meeting will be for those people
A m onth’s mail will cause some Van Hook, South D hkota, S a tu r­
R epresentative Pierce have done ridp and handle.
in
each county who will eontact
delay but the w h eat and chaff of day afternoon a t 2.30 o’clock a t
in W ashington and Oregon when
farmers
for the purpose o f as­
mail has been sep arated , she will the /B aptist church in G rass V al­
th e ir artic le s and franked enve­
sisting them in com pleting theih
Bv A. L. Lindbeck.--------------lio n fu n d passed the “ceiling” of
visit
those
who
are
receiving
pub­
lopes w ere used in fights ag a in st
ley. Rev. Gerald Dryden read the
Salem , Ore., Oct. 9.— The S tate $14,373,511 on S eptem ber 30 when farm plan sheets.
lic funds.
W ashington W ater Pow er Co. of
single rin g ceremony.
Em ergency Board m eeting here more than $297,000 in em ployer
Spokane, th e proposed PUD in
Miss Wilcox w as a ttra c tiv e ly F rid ay turned thum bs down on a contributions were poured into the
P o rtlan d , B aker. E ugene— all to
gowned in white brocaded satin request for an appropriation of com m ission's offices. This m eans
b rin g about governm ent ow nership
w ith train and full length veil and $15,000 for use by the In d u strial th a t p en alty ra te s ran g in g as high
A t the hom e of M rs. Gladys
of power. A dm inistration was
carried
a bouquet of pink and Development Commission of Ore- as four percent ^being " paid
“ «3 by
M orrison, Sunday, October 5, a
silent on these canned speeches
w hite asters. Bridesm aid w as Miss gon in the* em ploym ent’ of ex p e rt hundreds of Oregon firm s * under
_
and free m ailing privileges, and it double rin g cerem ony united Miss
N adine King of P o rtlan d , cousin aid in a study of state and local the term s of the new experience
Legion post commanders of
nov is re g ard in g various agencies H elen M orrison, d a u g h te r of Mrs.
News from those who have re­ of the bride, who wore floor length governm ental problems.
ra tin g will be abolished and a th is county are on the search for
se ssin g a postal fran k . A sser­ G ladys M orrison
and
Clarence tu rn ed from the Pacific In te rn a ­ form al of rose satin and carried
The request
fo r the ap . p . ro . p ria- m axim um ra te of 2.7 percent men who would like to serve their
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tion is m ade th a t isolationists are M orrison, and Calvin Dawson, son tional is th a t th e h ard w hite w heat a bouquet of p ast'd astews. Mrs. tion ---------
was presented by David Ec- established until such tim e as the c o u n try jn
naVy during the
ru n n in g up the cost of the postal
exhibited from S h erm an county S tanley Coelsch of Moro, M atron cíes, sta te budget director and ch air fund drops below the “ceiling”
of Mr. and M rs. Joe E. Dawson of
present
emergency.
It . is- the
service. And while this is going on,
by H a rry P roudfoot had th e of honor, also a cousin of the
mfln of the 18-man commission, and figure. There will be no change in naval reserve that has thsir im­
The
Dalles.
The
nine
o’clock
g ra zin g service of the d ep a rt-
sw eepstakes ribbon pinned on it bride, wore a floor length form al
prem ium rates being paid hy^other
¿^taent of th e in terio r (now tra n s - cerem ony w as read by Rev. F. L. and th a t m any o th er w h eats ex ­ of yellow net and carried pastel was supported by Robert F arrell, em ployers with m ore favorable mediate interest.
Jr., m em ber of the em ergency
Those who enlist will have the
V ftrred to S alt L ake C ity) is fran k - Qannell before th e fireplace bank- hibited by Sherm an co untians had asters.
board as well as m ember of the em ploym ent experiences. Reflect­ samo opportunities given to all
i n r out of W ashington D. C. pre««, erf w ith a sters
wen blue ribbons in th e ir classes.
The bride’s fa th e r gave her in commission which was created by ing thy im provem ent in the labor navy men as far as educational
roier.se« to the p ap ers ofI thenorth*
Mrs.
Shelton F ritts jr. won first place m arria g e.
Keith
B an n ister of the la st leg islatu re under the term s situation in Oregon due principally advantages are concerned. They
Z ’g e
"
,nwgh ic :e wC
o X ’co°.ft : R onald P arbell
^ c a u a e / ’ in th e medium
îoiu
size .H ereford ^calf E ugene, friend of th e groom , acted of Q reso | ution sponsored by F a r- to the defense boom records of the
j)e signed up for four years
class and was second in th is divi­ as b e s t’ man. W illiam D alrym ple rell.
com m ission account fo r em ployer instead of the gjx y ea r period of
sion. An A ngus steer w as m ade o f »Portland. Stanley Coelsch o f
In voting ag a in st the ap p ro p ria- contributions so fa r this year to tal- normal navy enlistments «but in
the m ails, and n eith er S e c ; e U ^ by h er fa th e r and was attended by g ra n d cham pion of the show. V is­ Moro, Dean Wilcox, b ro th er of the
tion Dean W alker, senate p re si­ ling more than $6,000,000 while case the em ergency is ended or the
Ic k e . nor th e postal
h>,. s is te r, M rs. S tanley Coelsch ito rs a t the show re p o rt th a t o th ­ bride, and ’ Duane Lemley served dent, explained th a t he did not only a little more th an $2,000,000 wai-jip over they w ill be returned
u tte rs a peep about stuffing t
e r oom’s
,
consider the request as .covering have been paid out to em ployees to ciril life.
and th e groom
’s a tte n d a n t was er local boys won prizes b u t the as ushers.
list is not available.
m ails w ith th is dope.
For the man who does n o t want
Mrs. Orville R uggles played the an em ergency board which could because of tim e lost between jobs.
E arl Disney.
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not
have
been
presented
before
the
to
make the navy a career the
wedding-
m
arch
and
accom
panied
A
reception
b
re
a
k
fa
st
w
as
held
A BLOW U P can be expected
The first consignm ent of Ore- naval reserve is held by the post
Mrs. Arzell Lemley and Mrs. W il­ la st leg islature. Voting with W al­
over the co n tract signed by Je ss im m ediately a f te r the cerem ony p
.
ij 1
Q oJm rr
H Jones R FH ad m in istrato r, w ith being served by Mrs. George K ru- K H H 1 H e l p S D C C Q H lg
lard B a rn e tt who sang “ I Love ker ag a in st th e ap p ro p riatio n were g en’s 1942 license p lates reached commanders to be ideal.
You T ru ly ,” preceding the cere­ J S en ato r Ronald Jones of M arion the m otor, vehicle division of the
th e Alum inum Com pany of A ferica, g et, Miss Gertru d e G illm or Mrs
>and R epresentative A ngus'G ibson seen ta ry of s ta te s office th is
mony.
' tra - Roscoe Moore and Mrs. L. V. Moore
which has been declared ' ‘o’u
A reception was held in the of Lane. Voting for the ap propria week. The new p lates which will
igeous.” The co n tract provides a t coffee tables.
W
hile
rain
fell
in
some
p
a
rts
of
ftntc
room of the ch Urch by rela- ation were R epresentatives F arrell he d istrib u ted to early ap plicants >
The young c o u p le le ft im m ed­
th a t the p lan ts can he taken over
beginning about December 15 are
bv Alcoa a fte r the w ar, although iately on a w edding trip to S alt th s county, p a rtic u la rly n e a r G rass t n e s and friends and m em bers of and C. C. B radley of P ortland and blue with w hite le tte rin g dhd num ­
V
nlhy,
in
sufficient
volume
to
do
H
a
rry
Boiven
o
f
K
lam
ath
and
the wedding p arty .
th ey are being b u ilt w ith c a v e rn - L ake City. They will be a t hom e
The Moro Woman’s Club taet on
much good the ra in gu ag e a t the
of C lack­ erals. Already several thousand
A hand crocheted la<^ cloth and S enator H ow atd Belton
raent money. The original in ten ­ in The Dalles a f te r October 12.
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m o torists have sen t in th e ir ap- F rid ay , October 3 for the first
statio
n
recorded
but
.07
inch
th
is
am
as.
Five
votes
are
necessary
w hite tap ers decorated the serving
tion was to pay Alcoa a m an ag ­ Both are g ra d u ates of The Dalles
week. T otal fo r the m onth so fu r tab le where * a wedding cake was to approve an em ergency appro- plications for low num bers and the m eeting of the year.
erial fee. The Alcoa co n tract and high school.
anr ual draw ing fo r these will tak e
M rs. Wily Knigh^en directed
has been .18.
cut, by the bride and groom and P The board gave its approval to place early in N ovem ber according t j.e prOgram on American Citi-
th e actions of the com pany in
O ut of tow n g u ests w ere: Mr.
R a ih ia ll for S eptem ber is n o r­ w as* then .se rv ed by Mrs. II. X.
selecting sites is declared resnon- and Mrs E arl Dawson of Bend, m ally .72 inch but th is y ea r ft
the use of national guard funds in to S ecretary of S ta te E a rl SnelU
zenship. A fte r th e flag sataU and
C hristianson, of Hood R iver, au n t
sible fo r th e ..delay in building Mr. and M rs. J r E . Dawson and
financing the work of the civilian
singing of The Star Spangled
was a little b e tte r, alth o u g h not
alum inum p lan ts in Oregon and lAlma, Mr? and Mrs. Irw in M orris
of th e bride. Mrs. ’Clyde. Davis defense council and fo r th e exten-
W arden Gebrge A lexander of Banner by the club there waa. a
as
ffiuch
so
as
the
cloudy
days
w as g3 jn served the punch. Those assisting sion of the s ta te police o'l-ganiziT- the state p en ite n tia ry in sists th a t panei discussion on tfital defense
W ashington. I t is now fo u r m onths and Don M r and M nr j . tí?
w
ith the serving
w ere D Miss H e le n t i e r \A m axim um of $25,000 fo r his “boys” are ju s t a s p atrio tic as led by Mra< D arw in Van 4 Gilder
since the governm ent owned p lan ts Woods, Mr. and Mrs. W. N. M orse,
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M orrison. Mi«« Cora B ayer, V h
¿,i{^ nium wa9 „facpd on Cxpen-. an,I citizens on th e outside. Score« , M rs. Orv, i Thompson H n . 1 »
w ere recom m ended by QPM and M r and Mrs. ¡Boh B radford, Mr. th a t m onth.
Seeding is going on rap id ly in Lila Lee Alley
n o th ing has been done in the w ay and Mrs. W L. M cFadden, Mrs.
y d itu res ‘ fo r th e '” civilian defense of prisoners are inventing their Vey Thompson, Mrs. Blaine Miller,
of construction. T here are con- j eo Moore, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Mc- the north end of the couftty and B arn ett.
commission wRire additional funds srv in g s in defense bonds, accord- and M rs. Vernon Miller.*
M aynard Nelson,
^becoming Giean an d Jac k jr., Miss Lorean some a te seeding all. oyer. O thers
elsòn, th e groom fo r the sta te police were fixed a t ing to A lexander, one inm ate buy-
gre&smen whd' , vare
Mrs. Irv in g Hart sang ; ‘Xlod
Hir.drickson all of The Dalles; will w ait until the la s t of \ t h e ‘san g “ Because,” »» accom panied by a m axim um' of $30,000 a year, ing a $1000 bond on the day f th e. B]eag America” and the meeting
curious.
m
onth
unless
heavy
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fa
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Louis D avenport of LaG rande,
M rs. Orville R uggles a t th e piano. Chas. P. ‘ P ary , superintendent of iiohds were first offered to the pub- dosed*with a tea honoring the
ESTIM A TED n u m b er, of em ­ Mr. and Mrs. E. * L. Woods of
F o r trav elin g th e bride wore ft state police, told the l toard th a t lie.
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• teach ers q f the school^
ployes in A ugust in ’n o n -ag n cu l- W asco, J. B. M orrison of Board-
v’inc colored velveteen dress and policing of defense areas m the *
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The n ek t m eeting wiQ b^.keld
Lowell Stockm an stopped 4;here fu r jack et w ith„a corsage of pink Rlnfe wpuld require the addition o.f
tu ra l establishm ents in Oregon ana m an. Mrs. H. X. C hristianson of
The M ultnom ah -county «tax on October 17 and will bs
W ashington am ounted to 783,000. H m d River, Mr. and Mrs. George F rid ay while on his w ay home rosebuds. The young couple le ft
sevt,n to-ten meff t o his p res-> m uddle is of s ta te wide interest.,»»*
Of th is num ber 499,000 w ere em - Wilcox and sons, George and Dean from 'Roseburg. He expects to fo r the valley on a. wedding trip ent force .
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involving a te s t of th e au th o rity
Xll club memebrs are asked to
ploved in W ashington and 284,000
G rass Valley, Mr.” andt Mrs. e n te r the race fo r the R epublican ,
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over
county
assessm
ents
vested
in
rememb«r
the district convsntioa
'Out of town * relativ es and
In Oregon. F rom Ju ly to A ugust V irgil Cushm an and childrefi Jack » nom ination fo r Congress. Mrs.
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ploym
ent
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and M ary Ann. of Condon.
J gt^ckm an accom panied him . ' ■ A
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Prices of Beef,
Pork Remain
Horses Win Top
High On Market
Rolfe, Fraser
Honors At PI
Horse Buyer Coming
To Helyer Ranch
New Welfare Head
Janet Wilcox Weds
Miiynard Nelson
Interim Committee Without An
Appropriation, None Available
Helen Morrison
Married Sunday
Sherman County
Naval Reserve
Wheat Wins
Getting Local Aid
Operations
Woman’s Qnb Talks
About Government
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