Sherman County journal., April 30, 1943, Page 3, Image 3

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F riday . afril m ,
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Wes. «Louise Thomas of Portland
M u. Wily Knighten taft Tues­
day night for Cincinnati, Ohio to
attend the meeting of the Su­
preme White Shrine convention.
Mn. L. V. Walt»n of The D e ll«
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i> also going, /r a m Clncinneti
Mrs. Knighten will go to Wash- w j
mgtoo to visit her brother and
Frew diapwuhee Tuesday told * U1 P*turn »>y way e i New York
Howard Conlee
Wasco Study
Decorated For
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Work In East
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notice liai reached Moro although
some weeks Sgo there was word
that he had been recognised for
service of O utstandingnature-
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The next meeting o f gardeners
who want to learn more about
how to grow vegetables will be
held at the school house Friday
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Hasel Workman, music committee: hot as the hosnital w»«i full ho
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Mrs. Sadie McKean and Mrs. AJ- was nut in thp
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Mr Hellberg wm a
WendeI1 Balsigwr and LeRoy dley. library board: Mrs. Esther
Fred Fortner of Portland was.
nemiM r f the 43 i V i tiv b r ig h t went to Portland Thursdav R oyce,, press; Mrs. Oral Goeeon
<m the streets greeting ol>
SMfeion recently a d jo u rn e d
Mrs. U meet
Bfertnan Sites, head and Mrs. Minnie Dutton, auditing friends and transacting business
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tlle ODT office there to find commttee, Mrs. Minerva Scholl, this week.
•lack Matson ana son were also
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Mrs. Augusta Huckin is spend-
Afty <Mhs wishing to get in
invoked about farmers who are band embroidered
pillow cases ¡ng a week with her daughter and
Mallo»
now unable 40 obtain gasoline for their were presented Mrs. Claude Ste- husband, Mr. and Mrs. Murray
f « w « l coyote trapper-' in thl, trac1“ ”
ptien' “ » f oin« »’ »y PresOTt' W p ll^ ln Seattle.
^Mtmty may do »o through the
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Wodnewiay afternoon the Mary
Mrs. Kenneth Fergusen and dau-
county a g e n f. office^ Mr. Mallon
„ „ „ EH»beth e ta» J»d aid of the
Nancy and Sally
The
live, in G ra» Valley.
Methodat church held their mon- Dalle« »pent several days with
Attending the Margaret Peetz
Hm« ' w1i.fin»iIn■
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a t ®®rs- Maud her mother, Mrs. Lydia Darby re-
f r - r s l here Monday wfere Fred- »t ^ i c h tune whooping cough A
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G,enna An,i<’r’on received
W h - ' v and wife, B. F Peetz nixations and .„hercutam.
tine 000*’ ia e varr,D,:an
Carr,bean • .« ..« n o n - the
the sad
sad news
new, of
of her
father’s' death
death
tuberculosas tm
testing
her father’s’
nti laughter all of Portland. ,
afternoon
1 to 4 a Rfy tPe* tÍ8e
the
b y - }n Iowa recently.
R. S -vnd Bill Axtell ar? home
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Mrg
Scott left Tuesday
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aga n 'rom Fort Benning, Geer- « ,m ü » conference will be held
gia, where they have been for
tee in charge.
_ ter home from the hospital after
several
months
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Mr .and Mrs. C h e a ta T w ^ , •
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are being trained a . mechanic,. of the W as.- County Pioneer,
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Mrs. H al Shelton and daughter
Nancy of Toppenish, Wn., were
Easier gueets of her parents, Mr.
and M ts . E. D McKee. Nancy is
staying for & longer visit with • x- : 2.-Ï Z-: :<
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h€T grandparents although her
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Mto* Martraret McDermid ha.
J? Vaca wning with home folks,
Afternoon Study
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with
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event ¿{ t),. afternoon was elec-
Mr •and
Wm- Reid »P*"1
tlon of offlccr. resulting In the 5 “ *“
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of j£ra Kaseberg Mrs Eaat®T Wlth Mr 4111(1 Mrs. Howard
________ Conlee at Moro and attended the (
.,reeident Mra Helen Rich sec- c&nUta at the Moro church.
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that Howard Conlee
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The program which will he di­
vided into five sections represent­
ing the world will begin e t one.
"First, Pacific area; seeond, Eu­
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wU ” tu™ to the
rope, third British Isles, fourth,
Ixitin and south American coun­
tries, fifth, United States, divided
into traditional, folk and defense
dances.
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Each organisation in Mora has
' been asked to represent a country
: or group of countries as the case
may be. We are hoping the weath­
er will permit bolding this out
o f doors, but if not it will be in
the gym. Mrs. R. Hollinshead and
Mrs. Maude Kobow am in charge.
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THE JUNIOR CLASS
presents
“Spring Fever”
A THREE ACT PLAY
— FRIDAY, APRIL M
8 p.m.
-Adm. 10-30-35
Call school for reserve
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C H U R C H E S
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Whether
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South, the West, the Esc*, or the North, stravberriea
wiiThaveYn important place
your victory garden., Here you see a garden
, enthusiast who is a drugs»”« seK’ns out stre./berry plants after work. Last
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WASCO METHODIST CHURCH
Sunday School at 10 A. M.
Preaching at 11 A. M.
Preaching at Grass Valley 3 P. M.
Epworth League at 6:30 P.M.
MORO SCHOOL NOTES . - muaical program titled -Songs f,
The Junior play, -Spring Fever’
Moro Community
Presbyterian Church
James D. Moberg, pastor.
permits, by the school and com-
Bible School at 10:00 ajn.
Morning worship at 11:00 a.m.
In the morning the Maypole Christian Endeavor 7 P. M.
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Ch7 t‘r S“ “ ? So<‘*2,
Sunday
services a t
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10:30. Both bands 11:W) A M. Subject, “Everlasting
Punishment.”
Wednesday night service at 8
SCHOOL SHOW
includes testimonials of healing.
The reading room in the rear
( ? | | | I l U I l l ’ C T D I U C I V J of the building is open. All au­
p U U L L Iln lv U In n s L L u thorized Christian Science litera­
ture can be bought or borrowed.
FRIDAY, MAY 7th
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the weekend going to Dufur Mon- his bells to provide a number on 10 g
learn to walk again.
April 30, at 8 o’clock,
day to spend tb- remainder of the program. Mr. Davis is a for-
aiMj Mrs. Lloyd Hennagin
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' This play provides plenty of
their furlough with their parents „^ r member of the DeMoss Ly- BT,d daughters, Sharon and Derrie
^ t t of Camas. Wn. and cfever Hneg and complicated 8lt.
Mr .and Mrs. Clare Axtell.
ric Bards and a resident o f Sher- and » n . Mictatel «rid The war « .d a u g h t e r of Pendleton were
The. play wil,
be gi.
J. C Freeman returned home man county for many year, after tab
Norma j Mn
are c„ -. v irfU n OT"
. ven at Grass Valley Tuesday.
on the stage Wednesday night hi. arriv.l here in 1887
_ inr fo ,, arnved Thursday evening
Ve™°" VanG.lder was over in Mgy 4
somewhat improved in health.
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from Portland to visit Mrs. Hen-
Sy,n
With no school the latter part
Rev James Moberg and Martin W A gco g o j o o L NOTES
' nagta’a mother...Mrs, Aker, and ,
u „“ t B ' h ^ n i u l ' in The of laat w“ k the 8eniors 10011 ad‘
Melzer were m Portland Tuesday
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Mr. Hennagin’s mother, Mrs. Roy <R,
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vantage of an extra day and went
and Wednesday. Russel Belshee
Lesky Blakney, principal of the Belshee. They returned home Sun-
eVenl??’
. to Portland for their flunk trip.
drove the school bns.
Wasco school and daughter. Carol day aftemoon.
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Business, edusatSon and pleasure
Word from Wyman French is «pent the weekend in Gladstone
Mrs. Elva Hines received word aroun<1 aRa«n
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18 rac
were on the mbiu and everyone
y,ad a good time. Probably the
that he is in Fort Custer, Micbi- with the family. Mias Beatrice
Rer
was flying acCKlei1^-
gan where he is starting training Blakney accompnied them and
for a y^ it May 6.
Mesdames Eliza Dingle, Pres biggest thrill was going through
Afternoon Showing Only
a3 a military policeman.
went
on to her home in Monroe.
Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Funk spent Bojce f R. H .McKean, Mr. and the’ Oregon Shipyards and witne*-
Part of Music Program
Plumbers, paid and voluntary,
At a school board meeting held j. ^ te r with their daughter and Mrs. George Lamboro, Mrs. Ber- sing the launching of
Liberty
sptnt a good share of Wednesday recently Miss Catherine Fridley husband, Mr .and Mrs. Jene Hull ^ a Moon, Mrs. Free Crews, Mr. ship. The only disappointment was
SCHOOL AUDITORIUM
solving the problem of where the Was elected to teach the 7th and
¡M Portland. an^ Mrs. David Ried, Mrs. Earl when they were told they could
M oro
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water wen! and why when the gth grades and Mrs. Ruby WoTk-
Mrs. Ed Feldman returned to Rjchelderfer and sister, Mrs. Ab- not go into the broadcasting room
Admission —10— 15-25
sewer from the Barnum
man McCann of Bend to teach y asco Saturday ,even|ng after a jEher. Mr .and Mrs. Claud Coats or watch the paper being prin&d
became plugged. There were many the 3rd and 4th.
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month spent in Portland. Mrs. Sam Brock and others of because of wartime regulations,
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discussions, conferences ^ome la The county health nurse, Ber-
visitors over Easter at the Sid Wasco attended the Margaret The school show, “Sullivan’s
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bor and finally the job was done.
nice Warila and county doctor, j ohnaon9 were Mrs. Johnson’s sis- peetz funerai jn Moro
Monday. Travels” for May 7 will be shown
Judge George Updegraff was Mrs Ethel Reuter
Held a pre- U r and husband, Mr .and Mrs.
Mrs, Earl RichelderfeT and fam- the aftemoon of the Music pro­
in Fossil Tuesday on judicial school clinic Tuesday afternoon at D c Avcry and grand daughter. Uy havp ag gue^ her s istcr, Mrs. gram> This will enable many peo-
An Intemstion^l D sily N n v t f u f i f r j _____
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by
THE CHRISTIAN Kg K N a i . FU1LBH1N0 90CHTT
business pertaining to the term the school house.
Joyce Roberson all of Portland. Fj-ed Abisher of Hillsboro.
pje to see the show who could not
On«, Norway StnMt,
of court for Wheeler county. ~
On the Wasco school honor roll
B H Gradv wade a business
Mrs Pres Boict? entertained at Ki^ it at night.
u Truthful— Conitructivn— Unbiased— Prse f r o m ---------------
Wendell Balsiger was in Spo- fot the period just passed are:
Portiand Tuesday return- Eajrter dinner Mr. and Mrs. E. E. . With the resignation of Gather-
istn— Editorial« Am Timaly and Inatracdvo and I«» Dafly
Feature«, Together with the Weekly Meg«*“ ” Seedoo, Hake
kane Monday for a meeting of
High school, Lois Coats. Bottv inpf s at«rday.
“ x Fhfoll and family, Mr. and Mrs. ¡ne Hathaway, Lillie'Sbipler, Anne
the Monitor an Ideal Newspaper for the Home.
the directors of the North Pacific j uhnke. Lavelle Guy, Clyde Fnd-
The Tilbcum club met Thurs- £ lvis Rieh
Thiessen and Maud Kobow only
Price ¿12.00 Yearly, or ¿1.00 a Month.
Grain
Growers. , Bd returned ¡gy, Lorraine Gosson.
dav aftemoon at Mrs. Sam Brock s
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one teachet remains of the pre-
Saturday Issue, including Magazine Section, ¿2.60 a Yeas.
Tuesday momMg.
Frimary: Billie Coats, Barbara
Mesdames Grace and Marion
There were Easter services and
Hollin&head w i „.
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Introductory Offer, 6 Issues 23 Cents.
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Miss Bettv Olds left Wednesday Buck, Larry Kaseberg, Douglas
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Mrs. Ethel Van programs at both Christian and
T|mmerman
Obtainable ati
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for Portland to be at the bedside Alley. 3-4: Anne Clothier.
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held high ^ ore and Mrs. Methodist churches. At the Chris-
previously resigned.
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Kiading Room, Christian Science i
of her mother, Mrs Dell Olds. 7-8: Billy Sheets, Lester Gray.
Marion Medkr low.
tian a special program and music
M&y ? win
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day fof
Society, Moro Oregon.
who is to undergo an operation.
Monday afternoon a movie en-
was given with U,e p » to r . fare-
To
th(, p)ace of
Mr. and M r ,, Mart Sim«, re- titied. -Aluminum from Mme to
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annual eaunty mu.ic festival, a
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from their ranch to their town a § unday school program and the
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ceived word Monday that their Metal” was shown,
house recently vacated by Mr.
“The Broken Seal” and
daughter. Dolores, was married -
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and Mrs. Lewis Hastings.
Easter music was provided. Preach
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Saturday ^n Houston, Texasy to
Miss Catherine Fridley is home
and baptismal services with
T H E OLD J U D G E S A Y S . . .
A1 Woody, who has visited ill
from LaGrande- normal on her special choir music made a beau­
Grass Valley with the Simons.
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EasteT vacation.
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tiful Easter
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Mrs. Ted
Mrs.
Ted Thompson
Thompso and
’ May and June White Leghorns
Mrs. Delmar Smith and infant breakiast wag given in the bast-
Garry Dean returned home* bamr-
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at th(? Art
day from the hospital. Her
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Smith home.
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Mrs. Durdette Lite, of Portland
Hart’s Hatchery, Beaverton.
The Tuesday contract club met
is here with her this week?
FOR SALE: Six room house at the home of M ts . Frank Lam-
Linden Mersinger left Tues-
To H a s t e n V i c t o r y
born Tuesday afternoon with Mrs
day for Portland where he join- in Moro. Mrs. Glady Buxton.
G. H .Root as hostess.
No American wants this war
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to go one minute beyond the
Mrs. Hugh White is confined in
time we can bring It to a vic­
Diego for training.
Your ‘Caterpillar’ Dealer Says
the Providence hospital in Port­
torious end. To hasten that
land with pneumonia.
victory—to save possibly the
card of th ank s
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Y o u r T r a c to r K ee p s
Mrs. . Hal White and Jimmy
lives oi millions of our boys
We wish to extend our sincere
spent Easter with the Cotton
on our far flung fronts—it is.
Imperative that every Ameri­
thanks to all the friends who help-
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can do his part in the Second
cd us so much in our recent be-
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H. E .Everett left Monday for
War
Loan. There la an In­
reavement. before and at the time
Salem to visit Mr and Mrs. Elfin
vestment to fit every purse.
of the services,, with their beauti­
Ross and his other childrt»i near
The most you can do Is little
ful floral tributes and by their
Corvallis.
enough compared with the sac­
rifice offered by our boys in
Misses Emmajean VanGilder,
presence at the funeral.
servioe. They give their lives
We are deeply grateful also to
Janet Kaseberg and Barbara Hi­
—you lend your money.
all those who brightened Mar­
nes are spending school vacation
garet Peetz’s long illness by their
here with their parents.
letters, . cards, gifts and flowers.
She always had an abundance of
the flowers she loved so well and
. . „ if it breathes pure air.
the fact that they were the t o d That>g wfcy uCaterpillarM engineers
remembrances . of friends ad e recomillend that frequent attSn-
to her pleasure in them.
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given the air cleaner.
Carl Peetz
Visible condition of oil is best
Mr .and Mrs. Frederck Wna ey guide
fojiow in determining
Mr and Mrs. J. Benson Whalley
cleaner needs attention.
Mr .and Mrs. Carroll Sayrs
When oil looks m u r k y—change
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and wash screens thoroughly. Un-
more important than ever.
“ Sure been a great year for crops, Judge...
GAS AND OIL
der duBty conditions clean often
“ Here’s just one example of what I mean.
Quick >. E a sy - S a f a
best we’ve had in quite a spell.”
Any Quantity
and aave your ‘Caterpillar” . Dis­
The
beverage distilling industry alone will
“ That’s true, Henry... all over thecountry.
C. A . Ruggles
INSURANCE
T he C hristian S cience M onitor
W a n t A ds
Save T/me by using
this Modern Deposit Plan
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R. H.
M n ifF A N and SON
In su ran ce
Grain. Feed, Flour, Fuel
Farin Implements, Bags, Twine
PHONES
Feedstore
Office
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T h e D a lle s B ra n c h oz the
U n ite d States N a tio n a l B a n k
Mead O ffic e , P o r tla n d , O re g o n
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fl k m i i t r r à f a a t t i • s 11 i t 11 « « s c i c o a p • s s t » e(I
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As a matter of fact, there’3 been quite a
surplus supply of grain according to some
figures I saw in one of your farm papers the
other day. But that surplus is being used to
mighty good advantage and is making the
contribution of you farmers t o the war effort
use 100,000,000 bushels of this surplus to
make alcohol seriously needed by the fov
eminent for gunpowder,» synthetic rubber,
chemicals and médical supplies.
. “ So, keep it growin’ Henry... you’» doing
a great job.”
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