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About Sherman County journal. (Moro, Or.) 1931-current | View Entire Issue (May 8, 1942)
OBBU4» THIDAY. MAY Í. U » J .. a v. ' Mr. and Mm. Ted TrtmMe were ard Cline ’ u tta T - The Dalles visitors Wednesday. er, Herahal R w - ’ Arm y Mrs. Es^el Hartley, Mrs. J. S ed J . Sanday Newcomb.-Mrs. K erm an Schilling a t Geiger Field du+v’ Monday and »on Robert, and Mr. and Mrs. to reo o rt back for duty Jease Heiyer o f Kent were shoo- »‘O'™1« - , business pers in The Dalles Saturday. Glen Karnes mau r Mr. and M rs. I. D f i k e motored ^ Portland Sunday retu rn ' A t K ak P f M r- w d M r8 > oLU; » Monday. : to to The ___ A v ,..D W l > The Dalles Dalles Sunday Sundav to o visit viisi a t v non»- Monday. s h o rt of _ Sweet . Home , , „ncrintendent ot 'he h-tne o f.M r. and Mrs. Loma M r e J « S hort ' MW • A. M. 8r t» M A H COjUKTT J *0 *0 Zevely Leaves Fftr Irx k Jeb At A O T ji'tia B D e rs left Wednes- ,,a v and ♦» view t e a es T on X . M r,. — P?*- day M for Baker business.^ Mr^. £ F ™ d “ k l ‘ 1“ Mr* A l« i (Ffsrrv ©nertftined At Thursday evening, May 14» by a dinner p a rty W ed n esd ay eve- the Rebekah lodge. ‘ nir.g # t E a r, o ld s home. Quests . M r. qnd Mrs. Don Sm ith and present included Mr. and Mrs. Gon L arry of Bonneville and Mrs. W illiam Beck and small daughter, Arch Zehner of The Dalles spent Lawrence Denis, ,Sdnday visiting relatives here. Mr. and Mrs. Orville R u g ek s — ------------------- M r and Mre. John Roth, E arl p rese n t w hen Q, „ o lfc Jew e, Gv^ e^ e pSllei a bur- O’ds, Miss B etty Olds, Ray Jewel Gypsy R0se Lee pulled a bur- „ . and Mrs. „„ W. „ H. . ■» M argerum nf of y ieyqUe in Portland recently, rec- she Qught to m n , Qon- will be remembered a . A. Dunlap motored to .Port- „ re ss on the nude deal tscket. Mrs. Jean W ray. iand Friday "She eerAiiny Knows," ~ M m Je ^ W re y . . a retu rning home n Sun- d £ v .u n g also visited the A .rport ^ UCRts Mr and M„ . v h o RpOTt MVera, days visiting house.” that day. Arzell Lemley and fam ily. in the valley. — Mr and Mrs. Wdl am 'Be ac- Kenneth Crews and small Remember the Senior banquet .Repartee: Som ething you thin C li o eoninamed the students or tn h ter t Sunday afternoon iven t the , q .O.F. hall of on your wuy home. Mr and Mrs. Hans Kook and Qra „ Valley senior class to Sut- the <]t Mr. and _* _____ grand daughter, M argaret Kock. tie , ; k e ear.y Sunday m orning ’ ^ < ^ 4 ^ ^ m J ^ v X . reporting Hr - £ C T ^ a n d Shaniko Saturday senior play and to spend the wee DEPENDABILITY K‘; kvery good c ro w d ,.te n d e d tae ^ s ^ e n ^ In these times more than usual it is important to have a dependable grocer— In wartime prices and quality and éven quantities are subject to change. Quality here will be good, prices will be fair and quantities what is allowed. several senior rday, “ Have a H eart days here o liltin g a t the Den Vp(ineg<1av afternoon wit.h two presented at the civic auditorium to m e. „ tables of contract in play with c .ti r d a v r ig h t by the senior class Mr. and Mrs. Kfenneth Crews for the afternoon held of the Grass Valley high sdhool and small daughter spent one eve- Edgar ARey The guest ■under the direction of Mrs. Ellen n w last week visiting at the went Mrs fiud Coon Hotter, assisted by Mrs. William home of Mr. and M ra, M anus Cassie Holmes, Mrs. Frank Teck and Ray Jewel. Poum a in Moro. ... )Borstei Mrs Arzell Lemlev Mr and Mrs T. .M. Rotte receiv- Mr. and Mrs. Arden Squire a r- ' on » ° rs “ 1’ M A ed word frerm their son, Willard. rived here Saturday from G res- U d j Zevely motored with the United States Navy, han: to visit friends and relatives. ; hmlap an J - n ^ v e y ^ that he is attending the G reat They j<rft Sunday accompameo bv £ The - Lakes Service School in Chicago, ‘heir children, J « q u e l.n e »nU DeU 1»‘ of A nler,can , ^ ion Biino». " hu had 7 * " her a , M , auxiliary a t ,M»ckf» Cafe, with The Rev. Gerald Dryden left visiting th eir uncle and aunt. M r. officerSj M rs. M elnturff, Monday for Aberdeen to attend anii Mrs. E b e n K .e e . „resid en t from Marshfield; Mrs. the W ashington Baptist conyen- Private Lew B iggs arrived here 1 president from On- tion. planning on returning here Thursday evening from Spokane to « • £ whjtteon)b> MC. the last o f the week to take his spend the week end visiting • Portland, present. ooooooooOOOOOCOOOOOOaOOWXXSOeiZXCGOOCeoCOeoOOOOeo fam ily to Cove to spend M other’s friend» and h is sister, M rs. How- re u trJ ______________ £____________ ______________________ __________ _______________ _____________ —----- Day with Mrs. Dryden’« mother, ---------------------------- “ Mm. George Golay. They will then go to. Dayton, Wn„ where Mr. Dryden will be pastor of the S aptiat church. Mrs. Glen Karns returned home Monday evening from the John Day river e a st of Moro, where she foent several day» visiting Mrs. R. M. Tonkins. Mr. and Mrs. N orris Gilki»6n were business visitors in Wasco Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Coyle were . business visitors a t Moro Tues day. At the annual m eeting of the members of the Baptist church Thursday evening, a pot luck sup per w as served followed by the Lusinesa m eeting of the church. The following officers were elect d: Mrs. Maude G arrett, deaconess. IMr$. Sam Stark, re-elected tru s tee and clerk; Mrs. Fred Cox, re elected treasurer: Shelton F ritts. Jr., usher; Shelton F ritts, re-elect ed Sunday School superintendent; Don Cox. Sunday School secre tary, Mrs. Shelton F ritts. Sunday School treasurer; appointed on finance committee were Mrs. Fred < ox. Lawrence Todd and Mr«. , Sam Stark: flower committee, M t ». Shelton F ritts, Mrs. Amelia Peterson and Mrs. Lawrence Todd. Sam Holmes, Shelton Fritt» and Fred (Cox autom atically became the pulpit committee. The sum of >76 was given for mis« io nary work. Mr. and Mrs. Wily Knighter, Mrs. Lucy Ruggles and Mrs. hellie Ferbrache of Moro were visitors here Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Schilling were dinner guests a t the home -’of Mr. and Mrs. Claus Bardcn- bagen Thursday. Mrs. Edgar Alley, Mrs. Kenneth B arnett and Robert Schilling were business visitors in The Dalles Tuesday. * ,, Raymond Summerfield came up from Hood River Saturday to vis it a t the heme of Mr. and Mrs. B. M. Kelley. M rs. Summerfield and children accompanied" him to ^their home a tfe r spending a week Visiting a t the Kelley home here. Mr. and Mrs. Dean Reynolds w ere b u sm e n visitors in The *Dalles Monday. Mr». L. D. May returned home Monday from John Day where she had been visiting her daughter.. Mrs. Guy Boyer. . 'Rev. Gerald Dryden preached his la s t sermon Sunday to a very good attendance a t the Baptist church. A fter the meeting the Drydens were presented with a farew ell gift. Mr». Louis May and son of The Dalles brought her mother, Mrs. I. D. Pike home Wednesday eve ning a fte r she spent a week vis itin g friends in iP’drtland and rela tives in Springfield slnd The Dalles. Mrs. May and son retu rn ed to th eir home Thursday. H arry Beezley left7 Thursday for Portland ^ fte r spending se 7 /- ' • ral days bei visiting a t the Art Pibby home. Mr. and Mr»f R. J. Baker a r-’ rived here /W etlnesday evening from Gresham to spend several weeks here on business. Mr. and Mrs. M att Simon a c companied Rtfy Ju ste sen of Kent / to W alla W alla Saturday on busi ness. ‘ .The B aptist mission society m et a t the home of Mrs. John E ngstrom Tuesday afternoon. - C-- • M r. and< Mrs. E rn est Blalock w ent to The Dalles Saturday to attend the Wasoo County Pioneir- reunion, and to retu rn th e ir grand daughter, Sharon (Sawtell, to h e r home a fte r »pending a week with her grandparent». Zeigler’s Grass Valley From where I s it.. ¿y Joe Marsh M aybe I shouldn’t admit it, but there are a few things about thio writing job I really like. F’rinstance, I like the pc.rj. v,here . after all the writin’ and the routine is done . . . I just set back ’ and think about things in general. (Oh, yes, that’s part of the job, too.) * \ D oesnt matfer much what 1 think alldut sfifcetimcs I concén trete on one thing. Sometimes I think of lots of things, ona right after the other. Usually, when I get to thlnkin’, I send down for some beer. Seems a glass of beer not only touches the spot but it also sort of helps the thinkin’ mood along. After all . . . when yon atop to think about i t . . . beer is a simple, natural thing. I read somewhere that all it’a made of is good, whole some farm grains and water and a Kttle yeast. . . with hops for flavor. Nature's process of fermentation and the age-old art of the brewer does the rest. I guess that’s why beer is so wholesome. It really U the bever age of moderation. You just can t imagine anybody getting into trou ble drinking a few glasses of beer. Well, here I am . . . going on and on thinking and talking about beer. Probably could go jon -for hours. That’s the way I am when I set back and get to thinking about things. I t’s such a peaceful, friendly beverage. Sort of honest and hu man. And it tastes good. I like to hold my glass of beer up to the light and look through it. That beautiful, golden-amber color kind of fascinates me. Re minds me of the sunny barley fields where beer gets its start. No. 39 o f a Series And by the way, taking it easy and “ju st thinkin’ ” is fun. Try it sometime . . . quiet and comfort able like. Copyright, 1942, Brewing Indtutry Foundation I U. S. Flying Forces and Synthetic Rubber Tires Get the Vital Benzene of Gaseo Motor Fuel • Gasco contains benzene, and because it does, we have enlisted every gallon for the duration. Now, by adding Gasco’s benzene to 100- octane aviation gasoline, which itself tops anything"now being used by the Axis, we can give; our pilots an tevep more power ful aviation fuel. For lightning-fast U. S. fighters, this ben zene blend will mean still faster take-offs to meet the; enemy, still faster climb in dogfights. For our long-distance bombers, it will mean reserve power for taking off with heavier bomb loads than ever. Gasco’s benzene has one other big war job. Transformed to styrene, it will team up with butadiene to make synthetic rub ber. So you may be riding on Gasco even before it returns to your automobile as fuel. Until it does, the Gasco pumps of Shell dealers will offer you Shell Premium, a gasoline that delivers today’s top per formance in cars. z Wer know our Gasco customers will be just as proud as Shell to see Gasco take on these important wartime duties. S H E L L O IL CO M PA N Y IN C O R P O R A T E P s ’ Ï Ï j. . 7/><, Y J r 4
