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FAGS I • »HERMAN COUNT* JOURNAL. Conroy & Sharp S ell Sheep T o Southern Buyers Jo h n Conroy h a s sold 1500 «heep to M ark B lakely o f R ed m ond.- T h is is th e en tire ,lband ex cep t fo r a few to be kept, a t th e le n c h . T he aheep w ill be shipped soon a f te r sh e a rin g and sent, to C a lifo rn ia .. A. J. S h arp has also sold his sheep fo r delivery / to ,S isters. T hese sales remove tw o bands o f sheep from the county. The W om an’s M issionary socie ty w ill m eet W ednesday. May 13 a t th e hom e of M rs. Ida Davis. M rs. C arl M elzer wilt be the lead er. Mr. an d Mrs. A. C. Thom pson le ft W ednesday fo r a weeks sta y a t Cam p Sherm an. _____ • MORO- OREGON. F R ID A Y , M A Y 8. »942 Moro - Rufus Win K ent Couple Track & Field Meet H ave New 9 pound Son The trac k and field m eet held a t the f a ir grounds F rid ay a ttr a c t ¿d a sm all crowd. Cold and th re a te n in g w eather not only kept th e crowd aw ay b u t prevented the co n te sta n ts fro m m aking as good tim es a s they have done in the past. Moro wor. the high school m eet w ith a score o f 27. K ent had 21, R ufus 18, W asco 16and G rass Valley 5. , e R ufus w£s w inner of the grade school m eet w ith 54 points. W as ;o was second with 36 and five sixth. Moro th ird w ith 42 i, G rass Valley fo u rth w ith 39J and K e n t fifth w ith 34. J e rry W ilson of K ent w as high point m an w ith 16. H all of Moro and C oats of W asco tied w ith 11 Moro won the relay fö r its e final points. Miss Donna Knox w ent to P a s co, Wn., w here she sp en t la s t week w ith her siste r and husband Mr. and Mrs. Bob Collins, who b ro u g h t h er home Sunday. Mrs. Collins orem ained here fo r a visit w ith her fa th e r and siste rs. The local d ra ft board is anxious to g e t in toAch w ith R o b ert N o r man W hite whose la s t address wa3 M esdam es D. McDermid, Grace given as W alla W alla, W shington. Medler, A. S arg en t, R. K aseberg, He has ibeen rep o rted as delin D. W atkins and T. Anderson a t quent. tended a luncheon of A u xiliary m em bers a t M ack’s Cafe M onday The an , which is gran d and in The D alles when s ta te officers j e t sim ple is th a t which p re su p w ere g u ests. P resid en t Polly Mc- poses th e g re a te s t elevation both In tu rff o f M arshfield, V ice-presi in a r tis t and in public.— Amiel. dent N oti F rancis of O ntario, S ecretary Mae W hitcom b and Di3 The tru e w ork of a r t is hut the tric t p resid en t Fl<fye von B orstel shadow of the divine perefetion. of G rass Valley were present. — ’M ichael Angelo. W asco W om en A ttend A uxiliary W ord w as received Sunday th a t Mrs. C harles P u rch ase had a nine pound boy born in T h e D alles h o s p ita l ea rly Sunday m orning. She and the baby are doing nicefly. Mrs. Floyd M iller, M ary L'.u Lyons and M ary Louise von 'Bor stel left fo r Salem T h u rsd ay eve ning a f te r school re tu rn in g to R ent Sunday evening. W alt W ilson w as a business visitor in Moro S atu rd ay . N orm a Jea n e H elyer of G rass Valley spent the weekend v isitin g a t the hom e of T helda Beyers. M eeting Monday » Miss Olive and Jo h n Riobinson t and Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Van Miss Velm a M atth es of B erk Gilder drove to Stevenson Sunday ley, C alifornia cam e hom e la s t to see Lee McMillen. Tuesday to spend a week o r two A trav e ln g E xam iner of O pera visiting w ith h er p aren ts, Mr tors an d C hauffeurs will a r r i^ r ttn The following q&otations are and Mrs. J. L. M atthes. W asco M onday, May 11, 1942, and 1 ased on prices beng paid in Wed- M arion McKee le ft T uesday --------------------- ’------------- - Mrs. George B arn e t and S h ir will be on d uty a t th e fOity Hall m orning a fte r h aving pecked m ost R. G. CunHffe has resigned as i esday’s trad in g : ley Schadew itz o f M aupin w ere from 10 a. m. to 4 pi m. of h is stock. He expects to live principal o f the Moro school and CA TTLE: Good g ra in fed steers All th o se w ishing perm its or in the W illam ette valley during will leave th is week end fo r P o rt- visitors in K ent Sunday. Mrs. $11.50 to 13.25. Gooij g rain fed B a rre t visited a t th e home of her licenses to drive c a rs m ay g et in thc sum m er. M rs. McKee and son land w here he will be em ployed h eifers $11.00 to 11.75. Good beef will join him a f te r th e close o f by the K aiser com pany in the siste r, M rs. J. L. M atthes and touch w ith the ex am in er d uring cows- $9.50 to 10J50, medium $8.75 school. «»electrical engineering section of Shirley a t th e hom e o f h er gran d thes? hours. to 9:50. common $7.50 to 8.50, paren ts, Mr. and Mrs. George returned tne new ^ wan I s ^ d shipyard. cannera $6.00 to 7.00. Bulls, m ed M rs. Wily K nighten S upper g u ests a t the Koine of Mrs. A. Douma w as hostess to McKay. Tuesday evening from P ortland Mr. an d M rs. Lloyd Royce S un ium to good $9.75 to 11 25; com the m em ebrs of th e Sam Gordon M erril S ath er was a dinner day w ere Mrs. Royce’s relativ es, mon $8.75 to 9.50. V ealers, good w here she had been actin g in h er bridge club Tuesday a t the Douma guest of Mr. and Mrs. John W il c a rm c ity a s chairm an of the A u x Mr. and M rs. Sheridon o f Odell to choice $14.00' to 15.50. farm home. son Sunday. HOGS: 170 to 215 11) tru ck in s ilia ry ’s Poppy p o ster com m ittee. and Mr. and Mrs. Sheldrake and In about ten d ay s a s ta te oiling SCI.75 to 14.00; 230 to 285 lb Donald M aclnnes visited a t th e son Billy of Hood River. Clyde Gillm or suffered a severe crew will im prove a p a rt of the 1 utchers $13.00 to 13.50; lig h t home of h is p aren ts, Mr. and Mrs. burn on his face la s t S aturday s tre e t system in Moro and W asco Mr. and Mrs. J. F . Royce and v eig h t butchers $12.75 to 13.25; while p u ttin g a »barrel o f oil into announced C. C. Seeley, d istric t .1. N. M aclnnes a few day s last Mrs. Lloyd »Royce w ere in The packing sows" $9.50 to 11.25. F eed week. the h ea te r. engineer of The D alles when he er pigs $12.25 to 13.25. Miss B arb ara H aren and Miss Dalles F riday. S H E E P : Good to choice sp rin g M rs. Opal Fennel of Eugene is was in the county T hursday. W as- Helen S ath er were week end vis Mr. and Mrs. Bud Tidwell were lambs $13.25 to 13 50: medium t> eo’b s tre e t w est fro m the Cros- here th is m onth as an observer o f itors from T he Dalles a t the gu ests Sunday of Mr. an,'^5 Mrs. good, $11.00 to .13.00; common the local nu rsin g service. She is lield building and M oro’s s tre e t S a th e r home. They retu rn ed to S tanley Sw ett. O east from the Hotel will be lm- $10.00 to 11.00. S la u g h ter ewes, v o rk in g w ith Miss Vale. The Dalles Sunday evening. Mrs. F.* ST La inborn served a Mr. and Mrs. E. E. B arnum , P ™ e d by oiHng. J. C. Wilson w en t to P o rtlan d dinner fo r the senior class whim good to choice shorn $5.00 to 5.50. Shorn lam bs $10.00 to 11.50. Mr and Mrs. A. S. Johnson, Mr. Mrs. Joe T ru itt and daughter, recently to v isit his wife. Miss and M rs. A- H. B arnum , W. S. A rdis le ft this week for th e ir home Doris S tiles acconnanied him and her fcrand d au g h ter, Lavelle Guy the class Sunday. Powell, Mrs. May Belshe, Mr. and a t Sw eet Home tak in g M rs. visited her b ro th e r, C harles P u r en tertain ed G uests were Misses June Hines, M rs. L. L. Peetz, attended the a r - C laude Thom pson down fo r Moth- chase. They retu rn ed here S un P a tric ia Yocum, J e r ry B arn ett, j ual W asco county pioneer ce’e- e r ’s day weekend a t C orvallis and day evening. H e rb ert B arn ett, Jim C o ats. Rich ,bration in The Dalles S atu rd ay . Mrs. Dewey Thom pson to Eugene M erril and Glenn S ath er w eie ard O’M eara aud H enry Richel- v isit her m other. in The Dalles T uesday, when M er Roy Powell was raised to first d erfer. ril purchased a car. vice-president a t th e m eeting. H. H. W hite in the M id-Colum Mrs. E. C. Sm ith, Mrs. Robert C H U R C H E S Cap. A. J. Price of Skam ania. bia h ospital and his d au g h ter, W allace and son R obert and Mrs. W. E. B ruckert ¡nA he Dalles Wn.. cam e up ^vith his nephews. Moro Com m unity P resb y terian d a u g h te r M arie w ere v isito rs in hospital are' both reported doing A H. and E. E. B arnum from the p.oneer celebration S aturday and C hurch: Jam es D. M oberg, nastor. Shaniko, Moro and G rass Valley well. w ent over the route of th e em i I»il>le School a t 10 a. m. M orning bust S aturday. Mr. and Mrs. R obert K aseberg The K ent G range will hold its g ra n t tra il through Sherm an w orship a t 11 a. ni. S erm on, “ A and -d a u g h te r Mona were dinner a r m eeting eeung o S a atu iu n rd m ay y , May . n a y , 9. . home of Mr ap J co u n ty Sunday. It is the intention M other’s F a ith ” 2 Tim. 1:5. Succ n re g g u u i la The entire staff A.I (Trance m em bers are requested of the Sherm an county pioneer iai music by Choir. C hristian E n Mrs. P res Boice. to be present. deavor 7:30 p- m. P ra y e r m eeting centennial com m ittee to have Mr. and Mrs. Paul May w ere has only one purpose... Robert Schilling, B etty Olds, m ark e rs placed where the tra il Viednesday a t 7:00 p. m. Choir business v isitors here Monday and Mr. and Mrs. K enneth B ar P L E A S IN G Y O U ! crosses the highw ay and im por practice ait 8 p. tu . ev ern g . nett o f G rass V alley were visi ta n t county roads. Scores of extra attentions and un M embers of the Tuesday a f te r Moro C hristian Science Society: te rs in K ent Sunday. noon club m et w ith Mrs. R. II. Mrs. M arg aret P e e tz left W ed expected little services make liv Ik ig h H oskinson cam e over nesday for Eugene to spend m oth (Sunday school a t 10 a. m. Ohureh from Condon and s p e n t S atu rd ay Mt Kean. Poem s w ere read by ing at the Multnomah a pleasure. ’M rs. Cliff F ridley and Mrs. W es-’ ers day w ith her son, C arl and a t service a t 11 a. m. W ednesday nght and Sunday here. lqv Wilde. Mrs. Maud A kers san g tend the university m others holi evening m eeting a t 8 p. m. 3 he Air. rs. W w illiam im am Guyton uu.vivn _ , ,, Mr. ano and m Mrs. leao n g room in the re a r of the , , r,. a _ ‘Silver T hreads Am ong th e Gold, day. . , z attended the P ioneer A ssociation . , „ t > v rx A t the la s t m eeting of the season D arw in V an Gilder retu rn ed church building, contains all au reunion in- < The Dalles S atu rd ay . . . * . . . C harles Guyton o f Sherw ood also E*f ^ , nheld thp P ark ' from Camp Lewis S atu rd ay eve- thorized C hristian Science ning a f te r h av in g passed his ex- ture> w ith an a tte n d a n t a fte r the attended th e m eeting in T he 11 ." J 11 May Mr. and Mrs. W. D. W atkins ac Ai am in atio n s fo r en tran ce, into th e erv iceà. Ikillea and accom panied Mr. and com panied by Leo W atkins and officers’ tra in in g corp. He will be Mrs. W. C. Guyton here to spend d au g h ter, Ju d ith Mae were in PORTLAND called a t some la te r date, a t W asco Church of (Christ: The a few days visiting. The Dalles Tuesday. p re se n t n o t known. C ity o f W asco, la s t Monday, May L. W. Amick, Jack R ucker and The WSOS o f the M ethodist M rs. S ara R asm ussen , arrived 4, en tertain ed an enthusiastic Ral- Alec M cLennan w ere business .----------- church m et with M rs. F ran k Ian in today from Pendleton to spend the / ^jd-C olum bia, Assem bly and v isito rs in Moro S atu rd ay . At a week end w ith her m other M rs. the S pring of the Colum bia v Mr. and Mrs. R obert.. W allace born Thursday afternoon. I.ucy R uggles and o th er re la t.v es ¡(;U There w ere 61 in a tte n - , P ortland Sun- B e rn e s s m eeting p lans were made o n hanquet in th is county. . dance during the day. The m eet- dav to see Mr. W allace’s oldest . to . hold th? F ath er-S e..„ Ju n e 12 in the church dining room. Mr. and M rs. T rum an S tro n g inciua ed both S ta te and N a- siste r, Mrs. IBen Phillips. Thev Mr. and Mrs. H arold Ireland and M rs. Ted Ball o f G rass Val- ^lonaj representative«, in the work retru n ed home the sam e day. vsited Mr. and M rs. II. II. Nichois ley re tu rn ed Tuesday from E ugene thg o f C h rist. The W ilbur H a g g erty , Louis S ath er w here they had been visiting w itn next M id-Columbia Rally is called and son M erril and John W ilson a t Cecil Sunday. 7 he Columbia b asin band fe s ti M rs. Ida S trong, m other of T ru fo r C enterville, W ashington on w ere g a th e rin g scrap iron one day val will he held S atu rd ay a t S eptem ber 8th, if all goes well m an and Mrs. Ball. last week. The g ran g e plans to D ufur and the W asco school band w ith all concerned. use the money received from the will attend. pay off the m o rtg ag e on For Sunday, it is M other’s- Day, scrap Mr. and Mrs. A rth u r S arg e n t May 10. 10:00 Church Bible school th eir hall. visited recently in* Kels'o w ith r e l Mrs. R obert Schilling and d augh W D. W atkins, Supt. 11 Divine atives. F O R SA L E : 1941 C hevrolet, l i M ornng W orship; the Communion te r B obetta sp en t Sunday v isitin g Mr. and Mrs. R alph Scott and ton tru ck - low m ileage. Moro the m essage, “ Behold, th y M oth- a t the home of M rs. John Decker children moved into the house while husband,- R obert Schilling, You a re welcome. G rain G row ers Assn. e: v acated by Mr. and Mrs. Melvin F iClaude S tephens, M inister. was fishing. FO R S A L E : R egistered Poland W alt Wilson and R ichard Abell W alsh. The Klondike Social club m et C hina Boar. Geo. D rinkard, Wasco M ethodist C hurch: The were- business visito rs in Moro a t the home o f Mrs. M arvin W asco, 446. f. P® ‘ M other’s D ay” p ro g ram by the M onday of this week. Thom as T hursday. Mrs. Louise S A L E of 8 Poland China pigs »'t Sunday school a t 10:30 a. m. Thom as was co-hostess to th e M. M. Powell ranch May 13 a t M orning w orship a t 11 a. m. Sub- e ’even m em bers who sp en t the a f 26-7 iect, ‘M other.” T ext - ‘‘Behold ternoon sewing fo r the Red Cross 10 a. m. T n j M other.” Special music by T. Lester Johnson Mr. and Mrs. Bruce G rady and H A R T S B ETTER EGG-BRED R. the choir. Everybody welcome. iRuth Ann sp ent sev eral days in I Red Chix M ay Special $9.85: E pw orth League a t 6:30 p. m. UkWYBB I o rtland this week. P u lle ts -$14.85- 100. Leghorns M other’s »Day” services will he Word was received here of the MORO WAJBOO Special $9.85, tPullets $19.85. held a t the G rass Valley M etho ■death , of C harles Huck a t W a t G uaranteed , a g a n st pullorum . dist church S u n day^gftem oon a t sonville, C alifornia. F u n eral s e r H a rt’s H atchery, B eaverton, Ore 2:00 p. m. (P lease note the change vices were held M onday. Mrs. Ida King and Lee H ines /ix S A L E : R egistered Short in tim e.) Special m usic by the tor were called to 'Condon bosee L. Iio m Bull, 3-yr old. Mike Sm ith choir. F . L. Cannell, pastór. Physicien & Surgeon R urres who is re p o rted very ill. Moro. ________ ______________ F ifty trucks driven by neg ro The Dalles H o s p ita l soldiers passed th ro u g h town .// // h ’ •he Jähes Oregcn ___ Monday. Livestock Prices Curtinue Good Salvage Group, Named By Sprague G overnor S prague has ap p o in t ed th e salvage com m ittee *■ fo r S herm an county u nder civilian de fense w ork. Joe P e te rs is ch a ir man an d is to be aided by Orm and Iliid erb ran d , A. ,0. K aseberg, A. J. Sm ith, C arroll 'S ay rs, L. C. W rig h t, G. H. Wilcox, W allace May and K enneth M artin. These men are also serving a s the s a l vage com m ittee of t.he USDAW B fo r the county and th e 'a p p o in t ment th ro u g h the civilian defense organization was m ade for com plete co-ordination between the two bodies. To the Dem ocratic V oters of she 22nd R epresentative D istrict: I hereby announce m yself as a can d id ate fo r the office of Repre- -en tativ o fro m ' the 22nd d istrict, sub ject to your will, a* the4,MHy '.5, 1942, P rim ary N om inating I. lection. HENRY C. A IK EN . H eppner, Oregon. Í GEORGE G. 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