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About Sherman County journal. (Moro, Or.) 1931-current | View Entire Issue (April 16, 1943)
t, hmskman c < w n w joumnal , moeu , okegon . Parents Visit * ' 1 !.’< '.., ? ’ *• < X'V^ Son In Seattle J ÎRIDVY, APRIL 16, 1644 aunt, Mr«. Jak« Oovma, and Se- attle. Wash., where s^p visited her couaine, Mr. and Mr«. Robert Helyer. \ Darwin Wilcox and stepson and Lamar Wilcox o f Portland cam</ Tuesday to spend several days visiting at the home of their un- c k and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. «George Wilcox Among the in T h e DaUe, GraM Valley Mon- were Mr„ j y A„ey a _ n d Mr. ‘ and Mr«. T. M. Rolf« re- turned home Friday from Seattle, they m et their eon, Petty Officer First Claw Willard Rolfe, an. m.truetor at the Great Lake. Naval training school at Ula Mr. and Mra Great Lakes, Illinois, who was w c Todd Mr >nd Mrg Law there several days visiting before Todd> Mary Iatle and Jean returning to Illinois.* Mrs. W. B. Pevely Mathew, and children accompe- , w Blagg an<J Maric nied her parents home to .pend gunday u 1 »< 8UnJ.T^r wa. tiring Mrs. Blagg home from the rs W allace May, M r * . 4* D hospital where she «pent several May, and Mis. A n n. Schwarts for midicaI were visi^rs at Moro Friday. Mn> William Beck and dau(th. Robert Eslinger, who .pent the Jeannie w e n t t d T h . Dall„ , winter at Wheeler, arrived here u>t u Mr5 Ijlw . Tue«lay from Lebanon, where he w nc, Mr Beck ^ nt had been visiting hie son-in-law ther<_ and daughter, Mr. and Mre. Bob Mr >nd Mr, c M claTenger Johnson, and family. left Sunday for Yakima, Wash., Mrs. John Rolfe was a business to visit relatives, returning home visitor in The Dalle» Tuesday. Tuesday Mr. and Mrs. George Wilcox mo- Mf Mn> Q Dugger, Mr. tored to Portland Thursday where >nd nnd eno MTS. - 'WilHam william Brfnkert. Brmxert. nna they attended the funeral service« Mra. Wren Hogue motored to The for Mrs. Darwin Wilcox and beby. DaJ,e, Monday wheI) Mra. Dng- Mr. and Mrs, Louis May and en>ewd thg ho9pita| for mC(,. children and Mrsz Jessie Goodrich icaj e u - n,«, and son Irwin of The D alle, spent Mr >nd M„ j s Newcomb Sir.day here visiting th eir par- gnd b ori, went The *' Mr. and Mra, -I. XL, Pike. D alle. Saturday on. business. Mrs. r - - S Valley resident# who a t- Newcomb remained overnight w ith 1 Hi ' the funeral of Mrs. Nora Mr, Ethg Schi()ing. Mr. New- Smith - t Wasco Tuesday a fte r. cnmb and D ori, and Robert Sehil- noon r -r e K. Sm ith, K i n g ]jnj, came home th a t evening. F ritts, Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Smith. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Bakin and Mrs. Tommis B arnett and daugh- Dell 0Mg were shoppers in The ter Ethel, Mrs. Gertrude Wil- p aijeg Thursday, bringing Mrs. liam«. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Alley, M I 01dg home fro m the hospita’ Ed Alley, and «'Mr. and Mrs. Fred where she spent two weeks for KrU8CW . medical care. Miss Myrtle Helyer return c l Mrg ,Roy -Schilling entertained home Saturday from a trip of the Gra8g Valley Wheeler where she visited her bridge club a t her home Wednes- day afternoon. Contract was ly play 'at three table«, with high «coring honors held by Mr». A. F. Baker and Mrs. Glen Perry. Re- fieshmentSj, were aerved \at. the close of thè afternoon. / Art^ Bibby wad a business vis- itor in TW Dalle« Thursday. Mrs. Bibby m et h im ,at Dinty’s Friday morryng, motoring on to Hepp ner, where they spent the week end visiting his brother and wife, Mr. and Mrs. Luke Bibby. , SCHOOL SHOW ‘Hold Back the Dawn’ Starring C h a r ts Boyer ànd . / * fMr. and Mrs. W. F. McLeod re- Food is so scarce in China that turned home Wednesday evening it is not rationed among civilians I from a few day« in Portland., ^BssssBaassss— ------- ^ a x s o w a tintn:ninm:xm:xnn:nntn:ntt::: t t i : 117 ■ A J W G i l t A C IS FOR SALE: Five registered year- Hereford Bulls. Ted M. Ball phone 477, Grass Valley 23p M oro Ore. ___ May and June .W hite Leghorns $14.00 -per 100. White Chls. $2.50 per 100. W rite for circular. H a rt’s Hatchery, Beaverton. C. A . Ruggles INSURANCE SENIOR BALL STRAYED from my ranch near F riday , april Bourbon, about March 10, one whita sow due to farrow, one uddei ruptured. George Wilcox. grass valley auditorium i6 , W. R.'Taylor M. D. FRIDAY, APRIL 23 MORO GYM s Admission: 10, 15, A 25c. Tax inc. •07 JJ.S. NATIONAL BANK r a U le tte L iO d d a r d ////'J r Music FOR SALE: A seven-room house. Mrs. Gladys Buxton, Moro. By Dancing at 9. Admission DeMoss Melodiers DEPENDABILITY In these times more than usual it is important to have a dependable grocer— In wartime prices and quality and even quantities are subject to change. Quality here will be good, prices will be fair and quantities what is allowed. 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