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About Sherman County journal. (Moro, Or.) 1931-current | View Entire Issue (Nov. 14, 1941)
,.a *WL. 7 SI t PAM t BUMCAN C O U m JOURNAL. MORO. OREGON. FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 14, 1141 house Improvements 119.00 Oil $18.85^&upplies >11.35; 75.20 DcMoss Park $1.00 : 43.35 tion on Civilian Defetutt 1 1242 Guests were Mr. and Chas. iR. Logan: Audit $126.00; W est Coast Printing & Binding J. C. Freem an, Postm aster: Mrs. iPhil Yates, Mr. and Mrs. Sid Columbia Machine Go.: Machin- Special re: Budget $2760; 16S.6O Co.: Supt office expense 3.25 Stam ps, Assessor’s office 10.00 8.74 Johnson, and Mr. and Mrs. Diebert \ ery repair E. M. Alley: Coroner’s fees and Burroughs Adding Machine Co. Gee. A. Potter: County Judge’s S. W. Searcy: Supplies 13.9b Johnson. expenses 2060 Assessor Office Expense $4.90; Expense % 3.95 Philip and James O’Meara were Foss & Co.: Machinery repair 18.96 First National Bank: General Treas. office expense 2.75; 7.65 T. Lester Johnson: D istrict A t home from Linfield college to R&fce*S.Construction Co.:. Assistance ’• 1162 Crushed rock (General Pacific Tel. & Tel. Co.: Tele torney’s Expense 18.00 spend the week end with their par Sherman County Fair A u ’n phones 27.75 David Reid: 'County Comm. 33.85 Roads) - 4,197.76 ents. Pacific Power & Light Co.: De- J. M. Wilson: County Comm. 7.50% For accumulated deficien Standard Oil Co.: Gas and > cies from 1936 to date 1000.00 Moss Memorial P ark 1.00 Sherman County Journal: P rint oil, September and October Miss Nora Grady, Mrs. Ruth The Annie Fulton chapter, OES, C H U R C H E S State Industrial Accident Com ing Budget $80.80; Septem (M arket Roads) 261.65 entertained Tuesday evening for Turner and Mr. and Mrs. W atson mission; Protection 4.80 ber Court Proceedings $11.80; 31.49 Wasco Methodist Church. Sun Shell Oil Co.: Sept. acct. the w orthy grand patron, Phil of GoNendale spent Sunday a t the day school a t 10:00 a. m. M orn Geo. A. Potter: Road Expeftse 2.35 A. M. Zevely: Expense of Gov October Court Proceedings I Y Sw eitzer and MrR.’ Sweitzer. Mem Bruce Grady ‘ home. ernm ent T rapper ' 12.50 $19.5(5; . 112.15 ing worship a t 11:00 a. m. The Members of the Wasco Womens CLAIMS PRESENTED AND AL W est Coast Printing ^ B in d in g bers of The Dalles. Columbia Wasco-Sherman Public Health sermon will be in keeping w ith LOWED AGAINST THE GEN C hapter were guests for the eve •Study club met with Mrs. Harley Thanksgiving. Co.: Sheriff’s office $15.35: Departm ent: Traveling ex Epworth League ERAL FUND, NOVEMBER ning. An am ateur program was Ddtton Friday. A fter the business at 6:30. Clerk’s expense $18.95; 34.30 pense Dr. Bourg $10.00; —- TERM, 1941 «Hven as follows: musical num- meeting Principal C. C. Caldwell Moro Lumber & Fuel Yard: Health Nurse Salary and Preaching service a t the G rass gave a talk on cooperation between Claim ant Account Amount Kor, bv Larrv and Robert N ’sbet, Courthouse Improvement 6.76 Expense $117.50: 127.50 Valley Methodist church Sunday V em (Alexander: Cleaning trom bone and trum pet; solo, Clyde the home and the school. S W . Searcy t(Courthouse Im C C. Wilson: School of Instruc .afternoon a t 2:30. Mr. and Mrs. William Clothier Courthouse chimney “ 10.00 provem ent 11.63 Fridley, trombone: solo, Douglas ,F. L. Cannell, pastor. and daughter Ann, and Mrs. A. M. May & Son: Courthouse ex Shull, trom bone; piano selection, Moro Community Presbyterian F irst National Bank: General T Assistance* 170.14 pense $1.30; Jail $8.07: 9.37 Mrs. Francis W atkins; men’s Ih.cbin motored to Olvmpia, Wn., Church: Jam es D. Moberg, pastor. M odelU aundry: Cleaning F lag 1.25' q uartet. Ed Feldman. F. L. Can- Armistice day and visited Bill’s Bible school at 10 a. m. Morning Union Pacific R. R. Co.: Freight i Courthouse Improvement 1.29 J. C. Freem an, (Postmaster: Bill Nisbet and Boy Belshee. m other and aunt. won hip a t 11 a. m. Sermon, 4The Attorney A t Law* Mrs. Lydia ,Darby visited S at F irst National Banja Old Stamps for Clerk’s office 10.00 The hill billy orchestra of the Secret of a Powerful Persondlity.” urday evening in The 'Dalles Age Assistance 152.40 Jack Docherty: Courthouse Im school gave the closing numbers. D uet, Mrs. Reba Nye and Miss M oro a n d W asco provement « * 70.50 Mr. and Mrs. iBruce Grady and with hpr daughter, Mrs. Kenneth Mary Williams. Christian Endea F irst National Bank: Aid to F o g u se n and two daughters, who Blind 9.40 Pacific Power & Light Company: Ruth Ann have moved into Mr. and vor a t Mrs. Miller’s home: Anajean J Courthouse lights $42.35; Mrs. (Fred F o rtn er’s house and brought her home Sunday and re Knighten, leader. P rayer meeting F irst National Bank: Aid to Dependent (Children 22.20 Miss M ary F ortner will live with mained a few days here.' and Choir practice Wednesday eve Members of the WSCS of the Vernon F la tt: Freight .79 Mrs. Hailey. ning a t 7:00 p. m*. Methodist church m et a t the p a r Marie Hoskinaon: Work in Members of the Wasco school COUNTY COURT Clerk’s office 90.00 band entertained their parents and sonage Thursday and made plans (Continued from page one) for the annual Christm as bazaar Otis (Baker: Jan ito r 75.00 teachers Tuesdav evening a t the O’M eara Supply & Imp. Co. Wily W. Knighten: Office help 50.00 school house. The opening num which will be held a t the church Supplies 1.2b Vernon F la tt: F reight Court December 6. ber was the singing of America, by house Improvement Fund 1.46 Mr. and Mrs. Cvril K ruger sold W alther'W illiam s Go.: Tubes 14.76 Straight BOURBON Whiskey ♦ bo followed by a band Moro Lumber & Fuel Yard: their ranch and have obtained an Smith Auto P arts: Machinery 0 These new better- number. Patricia Kaseberg, Jean ,, repairs 10.5b Coal for Courthouse 326.21 light lamps safeguard Next time you call for M cIntyre and Leland Anderson did apartm ent house in Portland in Tum^A-Lum Lumber Go.: Ma 4 exchange. They moved Saturday. City of Moro: W ater a t Court precious eyesight by a tap dance. Joanne W atkins, a bottle, make it Gold terials ~s3.445 house 8.15 Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wallace providing plenty of Billy N isbet and Peter Harvev Beall Pipe & Tank »Corp. Label. It’s got what it John Milne: Vault & Courthouse left for Redmond Saturday where gave a num ber and Bob Howell soft, evenly-diffused light that Culverts "• 514.04 Improvement - 115.70 they have bought an irrigated takes when it come« to and Norman Mee a duet. Members is free from harmful glare and Nelson Equipment Go.: Mach D epartm ent of Agriculture: o< ♦b*' nievod a reouest num farm. shadows. Good looking, distinc taste. • inery P a rts 71.93 Sealer of W eights & Meas. 3.76 A two and three point deer was ber. Object of the evenings meet tive in design, these lamps add Interstate T ractor & Equipment D. C. Wax Office Equipment ing was to organize a parents and «o'n near the Dan McDermid farm npw charm to any room. Co: Machinery p arts 11.90 House: V ault & Courthouse by members of the family. It was a* teachers association. A committee City of Moro: October W ater Improvements 3.25 frightened away by the sound of A lb p u rp o se C andle M o d e l of five was named to further the Moro Shed 1.75 D. C. Wax Office Equipment a truck. A stately 1.E .S.-approved w ith plan. Hbuse: Vault and C ourt three 4 0 -w a tt candle lig h ts in The sewing club met with Mrs. Pacific 'Power & Light Co.: Mrs. Joe Hilderbrand and Mrs. Cctober Lights 3.10 a d d itio n to the 100-200-300 w a tt Grace Medler were co-hostesses Ic. S Macnab Tuesday. This be lig h t. B ron ze o r iv o r y and g o ld V/m. S. Holmes: Machinery ing a holiday games and light recently. At the first party three base. S ilk sh a d e . . . . > 1 2 .9 5 repair - 25.00 tables werp in n,«v with Mrs. S. J. amusem ent was enjoyed. Moro Lumber & Fuel Yard: Gordon Johnson of (California is F o r the B ook or B rid g e Fans Frock bolding high and Mrs. H ar Supplies , 24.30 T h is e xte nsio n-arm m odel adds herp visitm g with relatives. old W hite, second. At the second Special Thanksgiving v a rie ty to the la m p designs in Farm Equipment Co.: Mach- Fred Bevmer and fath er of nartv Mr s. Bruce Grady and Mrs. j o u r liv in g ro o m and is very use ir.try parts «b0 Klamath Falls visited at the fu l, too. B ronze o r iv o ry am i g o ld Viggo H aufelt were first and sec George Wilde Garage: Machin Turkey Dinner George Drinkard home recently. \ base. S ilk s h a d e ........... > 1 3 .9 5 ond respectively. ery Repair 8.716 Mrs. Ed McKee visited in P o rt M r s . A M. Huckin was a guest zt* - Moro Garage: Machinery Re x See these and other new lamps at land from Wednesday until S atu r o f Mrs. Bess Pound in The Dalles pair 152.46 day at the home of her sister, Mrs. Gundav. McKean & M aurus: 254 posts 38.10 M r. and Mrs. G rant Armsworthy C. R. M arshall. )«». Berrlay ft Sbtrm an County Journal The Klondike 500 social club are having a long visit in Belling Please make Reservations now Printing b.50 ham, Wn.. with their son in law met with Mrs. Ove Hansen T hurs Wesley Wilde: Machinery 'Re and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. John day afternoon. Guests had dessert pair 33.45 luncheon before the game started. Grant. Kenneth Sather: F reight on Winning was Mrs. Wesley Wilde The young m atron’s club was en culverts 47.45 tertained Thursday a t the home of for guest tfnd Mrs. Diebert John Porter-W ilson Automotive Ser Mrs. Francis W atkins. Following son for club. ■* • » ’ 89.96 A dinner party was held Sunday vice: Machinery repair dessert luncheon bridge was play J. K. McKean: f ir e s $45.00; ed with Mrs. Leonard Fields re at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Dick Wasco Fraternal! Organization Entertains ceiving high score. The next rpeet- ing will be a ¿inner party W Mrs. JPaulen Kaseberg’s home. Mrs. Mildred Howe of Woodburn visited at the E. P. Rich home over the week end. The Christian church announces its annual diriher will be held Saturday night at the hall. Johnson, J 'GEORGE G. UPDEGRAFF TWO BARGAINS IN I.B.S. LAMPS! GOLD LABEL Moro Hotel PACiFiC POWER & LIGHT CO. mwus HfKsaiHC TWO CENTS4 WORTH OF PPftL’S CHEAP ELEC TR IC ITY... AN I.E.S.BETTER-I.IGHT U M P . . . will operate another 300-watt lamp three hours in the average home, for Pacific Pow er & L ight has cut electric ra.es again and again un til now they are 34% below the national •^erage. . . . has translucent bowl for filtering out glare and reflecting part of the light upward for general illumination. Con forms to 54 rigid standards. A few dollars still buys one at your dealer’». 5 » ...an d you’re all set for an evening of seeing comfort! That's the test of a truly great beer! Blitz-Weinhard is distinguished be cause one bottle doesn’t take the edge off your en joyment! I Your eye muscles can relax when you have plenty of glareless lig h t. . . and your nerves can “take it easy , too. So why let eyestrain cause headaches, “grouches’ or that drowsy feeling, when good light costs so little? Just a word of caution— to get maxi mum efficiency from your better-light lamp, be sure you use the right size bulb«. Get some spares today at your dealer s. The 300-watt size costs only 55c, the 100- watt only 15c. Our lighting advisor w ill gladly help you ligh t condition your homo for safe seeipg. i\- G U A R A N T IE D s a t is f y in g R E B E iw R DK X •V»** I . - M f- »■ «1- Z
