Image provided by: Sherman County Historical Museum; Moro, OR
About Sherman County journal. (Moro, Or.) 1931-current | View Entire Issue (April 23, 1943)
s FRIDAY, APRIL U , 194» - t ' FAHR I, ftlIRRMAN COUNT* JOURNAL. MORO, OREGON I Mr. and Mrs. Ed Knox «f Port- tended the shower at Mrs. Hsr- the dlstrtet president, Mrs. Craig J land stopped off Sunday on their ley Dutton’s Saturday afternoon. Owner o f Bend and other officials May to Pasco, Washington fora Walter Moon of Connell. Wash. Inez Sargent and visit <ith his ’ brother, Prank «West brother of the late E4 Mr*’ Han McDermid of Wasco Knox and famly. Moon died April 12 at the mid- were P«*«"1 Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Jorden Columbia hospital in The Dalles Word has been received hereof have moved to Rufus where Mrs. and waa buried in that city April promotion of Marvin Kiricelie Jorden is acting Post Mistress. 16. Wftnir and Jrase Moon of to the rank of chief machinists out Mrs. Arnold Braidy having re- Belgrade, N eb .,. John Moon of ni*** in the navy. This is his 'Wedding invitations for the coming nuptials of Miss Mgned and Mr. and Mrs. tBraidy Spokane, Wash., and Mrs. Ed second promotion. His company Hazel Marie Watkim of Wasco and ■on moved to The Dalles. Moon of Moro stayed overnight received a citation from the admir- and Austin Foss o f Moro, Easts i Fishing season opened Sundav here and attended the funeral. al tbe ^eet for work ac- Sunday at 2 P. M. hi The Dalles «®d a faw took advantage of the Mp and Mrs. Howard Conlee, compli,hed durin& JulX Aug- Episcppal Church. privilege.. Ml Mrg E E an of 1181 of Ul* year‘ A bridal shower was given at Th* Indian Pow-wow began Moro attended the band day at A birth announcement card has the home of Mrs.Estrelle Hailey Sunday evening at Cel Ho Falls, the Methodist church Sunday.. ®>een received by Wasco friends Saturday afternoon with Mrs. In(fian danoes and feasting m cele- Mr. and Mrs. Arthur VanGilder the arrjval of a baby boy at Fred Hennagin , assistant host- bration o f the salmons return to >Te a short furlough from £ ortla2? Uv ^5' aT\d ess in honor of Miss Hasel Marie ^ eir spawning grounds are some Vanoouver, visiting ' Her9h*y ‘ She W1‘ Watkins. About 4 twenty guests ®f features. ' Hermi«- ** .rwnemb<™d bere as ViDri™ were present. A few hands of TH* . . . . . __ . . . daughter of Mr. and . , , Tlle Wasco Woman’s Study club arrjved last Wednesday for a Smith, y. M r Hershev » Mrs. bridge were played with Mrs. met Friday w ith ' Mrs. Harley short vw(7 with her parents Mr V k ” T r L .T Her8hey * '>veT‘ Alhm* KA«44OT»<r twd/iwwr - «non vwix wiin ner pareiws, n r. **** with the ,mannea arxj she ls ARMrt KasebeTg holding U gh Out Un. an€| Mrs. Robert Kaseberg, re- kpr «t Hill« .core, then the bride to be opened Mr, H. D. Proudfoet review- turnin» Saturday. 5^ ** Wasco .Girls Child Health ' Wedding Conferences Set Invitations Out By Nurse The regular maternal child health conferences will be held in this county next Tuesday, Apr. 27 at Kent and Wasco, according to Miss Bernice Warila, county health nurse. Small pox vaccinations, dipth- eria immunizations and whoop ing cough vaccinations will be given. Hours for the conference will be from 10 to 12 in the morn ing at Kent and from 1 to 4 in the afternoon at Wasco. Mrs. Lilah Hall underwent an operation in the mid-Columbia lmspital Wednesday morning and at last reports is recovering very well. - The local Red Cross chapter sent 31 sweater» to Camp Adair near Corvallis, Oregon and 12 helmets to CcChord Field near Tacoma, Washington last week, says Mrs. M. A. Bull, production chairman of the chapter. -,E. E. Barnum came down from Redmond this week to take care of his Sherman county gardens. Don DeMoss took his wife and medical observation of the baby, baby to Portland Tuesday for George DeMoss was taken to the hospital from the dance at Grass Valley Friday night and is reported to have a liver distur bance. . Eureka Ixxlge No 121 A.F. &A.M. Meets on the 1st and 3rd Thurs day evenings of eacn month. Visiting mem bers are cordially in vited to meet with us. ed the recent book "One World” tk , Donw. ,oeietv of th e C h r i . by Wendell Wilkie Plan, were 1 . m d»“« hter .>“ « * * *nd ^ynn, y wenueu w itue. r u m were «tian church hold Rs monthly soc- the son, lives in Los Angeles. -made for Mother’s day, *ueRt »1 meeting at the home of Mrs. SCHOOL NOTES OF WASCO day. May 7 at Mrs F L Can- n » i » j - z * — . . . , . v ™ ‘ Prea Bok* laM Wednesday after- The date o f grade school grad- nel s horn** I ' • »» • . . . . . . . . . . . --* ‘ / noon.*Each one present took part nation has been set for May 27, Mr.» and Mr» T ra c y Fields in the program of which an es- plans are not completed so far A stork shower w as another qpeut several days in Portland pecial feature . was a poem on The student body is to give Saturday afternoon social «vent lest week Friendship given, by Mrs. Helen a school dance Friday, April 23 with Mrs. Harley Dutton as host- Church band day was celebrated Brockert. Joan Watkins played a , Work on the school operetta e s . and the gue«t o f honor Mr,. , t M ethod « church Sunday pf.no solo « id Eugene Coeeon "Deya O’Kerry Dancing” is pre- ,Henry Richelderfer, formerly of with c f c r i^ n ehureh „nit™ , trumpet «olo. A lovely luncheon grossing. ItwWill be given May 14. Wasco but now of Hermiston. in the The school band wa* presented Mrs. Stephens The date of May 25 is sot for A short program apd a game waa f orine(j down town and marched the pastor’s wife, a s a going away the high school commencement, pla ed then Mrs.Virginia Mein- u tbe church where A. Landles ««d •!«<> » apprecia- Judge Frfed Wilson will give the ty dreeeed aa a nurse came in pree€wted it in a varied and ap- tion for work done during her addross. A t the assembly Tuesday t blanket wrapped bundle ipropriate sacrod program. After stay an Wasco. Refreshments were plans were made for the school ar i r-.ve to the guest of honor at the end all repaired served by the committee of Mrs. picnic. which contained dainty gifts, u the basement ^ n e a pot luck E. Woods and Mrs. S t e p h e n s . --------------------- and were opened and admired dinner was served. This is an an- Mr. and Mrs. Claude Stephens CARD OF THANKS refresh- nuaj event enjoyed by the congre- pastor and wife o f the Christian We wish to thank the friends menta closed the happy occasion. friends. church will sever their connection and neighbors who offered their Mr. and M g. Chester Watkins Malcolm and Theron Rfchelder- with the local church after Eas- sympathy and condolence at the have been vrkitmg ».h<?me folks f€r jeft Tuesday for Camp ter they having accepted a simi- time of the death of our mother, while ( h ea te r is on furlough from Lewja take up their army train- lar charge at Jefferson. While Mrs Nora Smith a camp in Arkansas. They left ^.n ^ aaco they have made many Mrs Lydia Darby for Portland Monday but will (Harry VanGilder and wife went friends not only in the church but Mr and Mrs Chester Smith W. F. McLeod, W.M. return before leaving for Arkan- p auea Monday for care in the entire community who wish L ester K Smith Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Smith C V. Belknap, Secretary Ras- _ for the wounds received by him them success and God speed in Mrs Laurence Edmonds of jn hie recent tractor accident. their new home. GAS AND* OIL Gresham arrived Friday for sev- Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Everett ro- Legion county convention Any Quantity eral days visit with her parents, turned this week from a 10 day w<i the Community church Mr. and Mrs. F. L. Cannell.. She vacation spent at Medford. basement in Moro last week with R. H. McKEAN and SON returned home Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Gus Hartmann • /I n s u r a n c e Mr. and Mrs.H. D. Proudfoot and son. Charles, went to * the Grain, Feed, Flour, Fuel spent several days recently in Dalles Monday where Charles had W Z / r n f Farm Implements, Bags, Twine Poraland on business. a growth removed from his foot. . . PHONES Miss Alice Anderson of Port- Mrs. Bertha Moon of Moro May and June White Leghorns Residence land is recuperatingfrom a brok- spent several days last week in f 14.00 per 100. White CHs. $250 Feedstore Offi< e 182 en hip at the home of her dau- Wasco with her son, George. p«r ioo. Write for circular. 163 162 OREGON ghter Mrs. Hildrod ZelL Mrs. Robert Evans of Moro at- , Hart’s Hatchery, Beaverton. WASCO her many lovely and useful gifto after which a Urge decorated cake was cut by Mis* Watkins and served to the guexta. The rooms were oecorated in Iruit . J — ___ x Louis Pape and wife came up from Portland Tuesday to remain the remainder of the week. Misses Dorothy May and Phy- liss came up from The Dalles Friday to attend the senior ball. Mr .and Mra (L. L. Peetz went to The Dalles Sunday to visit Margaret Peetz at the hospital. Jane French was home for the week end from Hood River. Mr. .and Mrs. Darold Belshe went to Portland Wednesday. She to remain until after Easter. Postmaster Jay C. Freeman was taken to The Dalles Thursday by T K Brisbane. Mrs. William Close and son left last week for Salem with Art Johnson to visit her sister, Mrs. Howard Maple. Harcld Ginn? and Robert Hos- kinsons were down on the Des- chutes last Sunday and found the river too high for fishng. Harold found but * piece of his boat left in the river last fall. Mr. .and Mrs.M^ . C. Miller an- conrpanied by'M rs Vernon MiHer visited last week with their dau- ghter, Mrs. Willard Baer, who re- turned with them. Mr And Mrs. Wayne Thompson were here the first of the week from Freewater to visit with rel- atives and friends. ‘ 4 Keck McKean came home from the Pendleton air field Thursday of last week having finished his " " " " J THE JUNIOR CLASS presents “ Spring Fever” C H U R C H E S Moro Community Presbyterian Church ¿ame#_D- Moberg, pastor; Bible School 10:00 aun. Morning worship at 11:00 am . Special Easter services. Sunday school program 9:46 A M. Sermon “He Lrvro" Rev 1JS. Special music by choir. Solo by Tom Frazer. Evening worship, Cantata' **Ro- denrtions Song” by choir o f 20 voices. 8:00 P. M. ' C h ristu ih Church » fiible w A Morning mor- ship ‘‘The Empty Tomb 11 A. M. Christian Endeavor 7 P. M. Wa"eo Methodist « '^>e Wasco Methodist Ohurch win pr»«nt »t* regular Easter program Sunday morning at 10 «’clock. The Primary department win &ive their recitations and *««g®. followed by pageant “The Broken Seal”, by Intermediate department. There will also he «.‘lections by the junior and senior choars. Church servio« a t 11 o’clock. 'Specitl music by choir. c h ri, , to. .. Sund4) m on)inr , ervi« , . » 11:(M) a<m. Subject, “Probation After Death.” 1 Wednesday night service at 8 includes testimonials of healing. The reading room in the rear of the building is open. All au thorized Christian Science litera ture can be bought or borrowed. n a n i :in»nnii i iiimn»tiiffnm i n i« A THREE ACT PLAY C. A. Ruggles FRIDAY, APRIL 30 8 p.m. ttrat and aecond GAA wUl * thort w*rft r°~ inS on another field. With Mia m r ***• * * e h « d for a *n Portland. IN SU RAN C E Adm. 10-20-35 Call school for reserve seats .50 OfO J - Ore WHMMMMHMMMi » ’ o es THE 2 N D WAR LOAN DRIVE IS ONI A ds . . , . ......... * _______ __ <...4 __ Lets A nnouncement of Consolidation / . ... _ ----- , # Come on! ^^IN this war! , ( Partnership papers have been signed by James Maddox of The Atwood Store and William Clothier of the Wasco Market. Effective May 1 ,1 9 4 3 Wasco Market and The At- wood Store will consolidate and operate from the building formerly occupied by the Wasco Market. The locker plant in The Atwood Store will be open business days, regular store hours for access of locker box owners. Business will continue as usual and we solicit the patronage of customers of both former stores in our new and larger business. Buying and pricing restrictions as well as decreasing population and scarcity of merchandise have prompted con solidation. W asco M arket Maddox & Clothier (a partnership) IF we should lose the war, life would not be worth living. “But we won’t lose it”, you may say. Liaten, brother— in this world nothing’s sure, unless you make is so. Thia month it’s up to us here at home to do our 'part, and then some, to make Vic tory surer—and quicker! To do it, we’ve got to lend Uncle Sam 13 billion EXTRA dol lars. It isn’t easy—but war isn’t easy and Vic tory isn’t cheap. It takes money—and more money—to buy planes, ships, tanks, guns and a million other things our boys must have to deliver that final, paralyzing knock out punch. And it’s a whale of a lot easier for us at home to lend our money than for our boys to fight through the hardships and dangers of deserts, swamps, jungles, ice-fields and sub-infested seas! Just think! Every extra bond ye« b«y will help provide the weapons to save the Uvea of many American boya! b a t that worth every effort, every make? You bet it is! There are 7 types of U. 8. securities to meet the needs of every They offer the finest investment In the —liberal interest, pins saearMss by Uncle Sam himself. A volunteer worker far the 2nd War Drive may visit ye« seen. W sic ran unselfish patriot—and bey all tbe you can. But d oat wait for that caU. Gw— today—to your bank, inveetaMat dealer, broker, post office or bond booth and invest to your uttermost limit. Even if it harts. It's nothing compared to the of a bayonet thrust,, i fragment or a boae-c _ So dig deep, brother, and do it NOWt you! THEY GIVE THEIR LIVES... YOU LEND YOUR MONEY There are 7 different types of U. Si Government securities— . choose the ones beet suited to W e wish to thank our customers for I wish to thank my friends for their their support in the last three years.help- loyal support in the years I have been ing us have a successful business and in in business ¡6 The A tw o o d Store and vite your continued patronage in . our consolidation with M r. Maddox* M r; & M r».yW irt. Clothier K. ma ' t - -V - ’« — V hope to have the same support in my new • i 'A , . ■ partnership with the Wasco Market James Maddox FOS8 & COMPANY JAMES MADDOX WASCO MARKET MAY & SON W A S fn RÀKF.RY DOUMA’S GROCERY 11126823 - WASCO PHARMACY ‘11^ O’MEARA SUPPLY A IMP. CO- SHERMAN CO-OP GRAIN G4Û-
