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About Sherman County journal. (Moro, Or.) 1931-current | View Entire Issue (May 21, 1943)
• J. I I FRIDAY. MAY 11. 1543 PAGE I, SHERMAN COUNTY JOURNAL. MORO. OREGON. w the year a t the park with a pic- , The choir of th e M e t h o d i s t The reading room in the rani family. nfc dinner. They then repaired to ^hurch had charge of last Sun- the J”1/! ? “ *. ia W ild cat Is a R eal J a p -K ille r Roy Dugger is now reported to ii , v 1J . . , , x thorized Christian Scion«» Utora- the home to Mrs Akers and held day s service and dedicated a ser- ture boaght or borrowed. ba up and around at hia home in their regular business meeting, vice flag with appropriate cere- ________ ' _ Portland. A going away g ift was presented pnony a t the end of the service. Moro Community Randall Martin left Friday for to Mrs Pres Boise , who is mov- Henry Tianin of W alla Walla Presbyterian Church Portland to attend the funeral of jng to The Dalles a fte r school is auditor for the co-operative grain Jam es D. Moborg, pastor, his maternal grandmother. Bible School at 10:00 grow ers is in Wasco. Mrs. Bonnie Sharp was here Morning worship at 11:00 a.re. ■, Mrs Pre« Boise and Mrs Eliza last week-end from The Dalles Sermon, “The Way's of an Ear M in Vera Jean Henrichs, ac Pingle returned from a weeks where she and Mr Sharp sre gle” Deut. 32:11. Special choir companied by her mother. Mrs waiting for a call for further ptay at Camp Sherman last week. G o o d N ews Evening service at 8:00 P. M. John Robert and Jeane McClure Frances Henrichs, left The Dal Civilian Pilot training. Baccalaureate service for More spent Saturday in Portland. High School graduating class les Saturday evening * for W est Mrs B R Roberson is in Portland Rev. and Mrs Keith Fields ot Sermon, ‘ The Hero In Thy Soul” Palm Beach, Florida where Vera this week on a visit. E agle Point lyere dinner guests J. C .Freem an is back a t work Jean will be m arried Sunday, C. E. 7:30 pm. pf Mrs. Andy Sherar Thursday. Choir practice Wednesday at 8 May 23 to Richard -A. 'Campbell, in the postoffice again a fte r a lay • The Tilicum club m et with Mrs off on recount o f illness. of Los Angelé«, California, who p.m. John Royce Thursday afternoon Prayer meeting Thursday at 8 attended Oregon S tate with Miss * The free picture show given by M rs Louise Nesbit won high the Pacific Power & Light Com p.m. Henrichs until his entrance into peore and Mrs Wilma Wilde low. the radio school of the army. pany Thursday under the sponsor Mrs Lydia Darby is home from Maxine Henrichs left Friday by ship of the Civilian Defense coun WASCO METHODIST CHURCH cil drew a crowd of children and a weeks vacation in Portland and plane to attend the wedding and S.S. a t 10:00 A. M. The Dalles with her children. accompany her m other home. adults who were interested in the No preaching service on account Nineteen stenciled Jap flags mark the score of this Grumman Wildcat Maxine will begin work Immedi patriotic features shown. Mrs William Clothier and Mrs of Bacculaureate services at the A little rain Thursday kept up shown on famous Henderson Field. Guadalcanal. The score was made Dybert Johnson entertained the(r ately a t Camp Abbott, near Bend, Christian Church . . fathers and husbands the record of the county for hav by several different pilots, of which Tech. Sergt. R. W. Greenwood, a in the ordnance section. marine from Jamesport. Mo., is plane captain. He is shown in cockpit, ^ r s and fathers hu^anus Epw orth League 6:30 P . Mi ing some m oisture fall every now ,and Mrs Huckin on * Mother s The meeting of the circuit court riit ■ » o and then regardless of sunshine. day a t the William Clothier home- Monday, May was devdW of ex Mrs. Ralph Bridbine returned A n A ccident Mrs Mabel Thomas Overholts citement as no ca ses «were called home Saturday from visiting her returned to her home in Portland and the jury was not called. John daughter, being m et in The Dalles Thursday a fte r several days visit Conroy was admitted into full Mrs. Paul D. Brown of Orange, p t her brother’s home. MarylT United States citizenship ¿ after by her husband. Two members of the county N. J., adm ires the portrait of her examination by the judge. He was Thomas. husband, an air corps major. After court m et Thursday to m ake a a native of Ireland. Mrs Carrie Morrow o f Salem hearing rumors of his death, Mrs. preliminary Took a t budget items visited relatives over the week Brown had cabled for confirmation. A child health conference will before the annual budget meeting The day after, stories were released __ WORK SAVflK* 2nd recently. be held at Kent May 25 when which is scheduled for next Mon Miss Audrey Spencer left May returned telling how Major Brown command Mrs E sther Stanley Dr Ethel Reuter and Nurse Ber- ed a Flying Fortress which took 9th for San Diego, California, to day morning. ¡from Colton, Oregon Sunday i:'c2 W arila give vaccinations and part in the ra'.d on Vegesack sub become the bride of Leonard Gertrude Gillmor left for P o rt p’ant near Bremen, during which in' 'rn iz a tio n s to children of th at evening. Maurus Jr- They were m arried Mrs Roy Belshee entertained u . 8 planes blasted 19 buildings. m —mnity. The conference will land Monday m orai’V a fte r May 13 just outside San Diego in here a week as substitute cashier ¿he P ast Noble Grand club in last ' r m ten in the morning un for Betty Olds who was in P o rt the little ‘‘Church of Roses.’' Leo ¿Horn a t the Moro Women’s club C H U R C H E S til fo 'r in the afternoon. nard is a M achinist Mate first land with her m other. rooms last Friday, Mrs Maude c h rM |a n sdence Society Mr.; Wily Knighten returned Farm ers are getting their sh e ar class in the U. S. Navy. Akers attended - Sunday morning services Tuesday from her trip to Cincin- ing done these .days, later than Stephen O’Meara arrived home Z'Z R «o«w d r a b ckaJftw The school band gave a con- n ;00 A M Subject, “Soul « nabi and Washington D C as a usual because of the lateness of 7 ^ table, breakfast ov©k. Tuesday from the A tlantic coast. pert on the street Wednesday af- Rody • delegate to the White Shrine the spring, but fleeces are light » with gleaming gay en« Miss Vivian Trounce had her temoon in celebration of African * acvel. Goes 00 easily- Wedn silay n ig h t service a t 8 convention nevertheless and less wool will recital of music pupils in Rufus Q uick-drying. C ash .Victory day and also as their last includes testim onials of healing. Lloyd Noonan came home last be sold. * Wednesday evening May 19. She able. * * Appearance thi? school year Saturday from F ort Benrring, Go. Twenty cars of sheen were ta k ^vilfhoki one in Grass Valley May The Mary Elizabeth class and S C H O O L SH O W PINT, Ody where . he has been for nearly a en out of the county Tuesday eve 21 and one in “W asco May 24. the WSCS of the M e t h o d i s t year. He will leave Saturday in ning- Sheepmen are selling their Jack Krafrick o f Portland vis- church held a business and social order to return to camp a t the flocks as fa st as they can because . ¡ted Malcolm McDermid last week. afternoon a t Mrs Anna Lee’s home end of his furlough. of the labor situation and Oregon Mr and Mrs P a t O’Meara and Wednesday. A good crowd was WEDNESDAY MAY 26. Dean Pinkerton is home for a is losing out as a sheep state. son, Jam es and wife and baby left put and the affair was enjoyed. furlough from the navy, having Charley Belshee came t y o e last last Wednesday fo r Portland. They I Mrs Robert Kaseberg e n te rta starring come from the east coast. Tuesday evening •fro m Portland returned Thursday and P a t O’ “ Zccidenf* will happen.” we often ined the Dorcas of the Christian Telephone number of the ba vine sold steers a t his ton fig Meara was called 'by the death hear, a.:d U s picture shows one in phurch last week. About 16 were FRED ASTAIRE PAULETTE GODDARI) m t an<1 „ n jce proKra«i wa, county rationing office as now ure for 1943. Price received was of Phil YatM to Portland Friday ,he moment ol hcppenlnc. Ali-ive. $16.50* foi* 19 head. Three from All of them attended the funeral Cordon Throne aircraft «d&lener, a r hufino „ ARTIE SHAW & his Band 161. Wasco, instead of 162. Of ' who c*Ptains the F ,y,nS Horsemen, |K1VC“ fice hours have been reduced to Chester Smith brought $478. and Monday is struck en the head while he was .session- Light refreshm ents were ADMISSION FREE 10 to 3 each day. except Saturday, other stock sold a t the same rate. Mrs. Ida K ing had a severe rejicars¿n{- hie Sp|, ¡ted mount, Prince served, Judge and Mrs U ndegraft stroke of parálisis and is in The jjOy t The cam era caught the acci- according to Miss; Georgia H ar ■ ■ — left Tuesday for Portland for a Dalles Hospital. per, clerk. dent just a moment begpre Throne _ — Clarence Spencer has been ra- was felled. Picture wr.s taken at E E Barnum came down from few days business trip. Mrs L L Peetz returned S at ceived a t Letterm an General H o,- Inglewood. CallL Redmond Tuesday to help outfit the new well on his place south urday from a stay of several days pital a t„ S a n Francisco. He was » 7 in a hospital in The Dalles. o f town. wounded in action. Homer Gladwell, 26, was turn- Cl if Fridley attended the 40th “ “ anniversary of Odd Fellows cel- .Robert Nesbit, Mrs ZeU, Mrs ed over to the United States dep- NURSES NEEDED NOW ebration a t H eppner Thursday Dora Moore and .others. ,uty m arshal by Sheriff C C Wilson Sweet girl graduates of 1943 Jast week. He had been j ^ ffisted May 16. » ~ , H arry VanGilder made a bus- on information from the ^B I. The are being urged to heed the call Word has been received th at ¡neM trip to Portland Monday charge was d raft evasiqp placed to enroll in nursing schools, th ere Delbert Rice, who has recovered The young people went to The ,a gainst him by the Klamath Falls by signing up for an im portant from m alarial fever in the Pa p a n€S Sunday to see Jack Hines board. ¿ war job. Girls registering in such cific area may be sent horma to SanFrancisco afker spend- dots Xill fill the gaos left*'on Mrs. Darwin VanfífWer refcum- Brother J. Fred Stilwell will ¿ng his furlough with relatives pfi Friday from Portbknd where (she hospital ataffs by the 31.000 n u r preach in the Christian churcn Among those going were Marion h a d ’ been, to attend a two ^ y . ses who already have joined the next Sunday evening at 8:00 P. Crew«t Henry Richelderfer, Miss jneeting of municipal finance offi armed forces and other thousands M- The Baccalaureate services p eak Miss Lavelle Guy, Mis’ * 1 ' cers who held a discussion of new who will follow in m onths to come. will be held th a t m orning a t the j ean cáhuil. Mies P atty Yocum, Because of the emergency situation law« affecting city and county fin same church. Rev. Cannell giving - Larry, Je rry and Robert training courses have been short the address. ’ Jsiesbit. They took in a show while ances. , Envoy Lillian Gray McCormick ened. To m eet the basic require Jam es O’Meara a fte r a ten day there, Agusta Huckin entertained Jong time solicitor for the Salva ments for entrance to a nursing furlough with his fam ily left tion arm y was through Sherman school a girl m ust be between 17 W ednesday for h is cam p in South p a st M atronfs c iub at her county Tuesday gathering fundá or 18 and 35 years of age. Col Carolina. home Tuesday evening. She had lege training is preferred and Mrs Phil Yates returned to her a few added guests and served ,for her organization. 4 Chris Taylor was up from his most schools require high school home in Wasco Tuesday night a buffet supper. Mrs Ida- Everest place on the John Day this week science credit. A number of schol JPatty O’Meara drove h er car received high score a t contract. arships are available ajjd applica down Monday and back Tuesday. ¡for a few days in town. The Tuesday contract bridge Miss Zora Morgan left Thursday tions shoVd be made to the school Those shopping in The Dalles club * m et with ................ Mrs Leona Smith ,for Portland a fte r a visit with of nursing a girl plans to enter. Monday were Mr and Mrs Clyde Tuesd afternoon. Fridley, Mr and Mrs Clif F rid h er parents, Mr and Mr$- T The Tuesday afternoon study ley, Mrs Ida Andrews, Mrs A r club held their last m eeting of .Morgan here. Hours of the open h o u s e . for thur Van Gilder, Mrs H arry Van Mr and Mrs E H Moore, who Gilder. Mr and Mrs Sam Brock -GAS AND OIL will celebrate th eir golden wed Mrs Steve McMillan, Rev. and Any Quantity ^frs F L Cannell, Mrs Maude ding next Sunday, will be from two o’clock in the afternoon un y\.kers, Mr and Mrs J T Johnson, R H. McKEAN and SON til evening ——r In su ra n c e x tn ttc m n n n x m ttn n ö tn ß tm m n m : Mr and Mrs Merle Beckett Grain, Feed, Flour, T uel were here Wednesday looking Farm Implements, Bags, Twine for a house and p reparing to be PHONES ready to begin managing the bank zf< U.S.WAR BONOS Office Residence Feedstore IN SU R A N C E next Monday- 162 182 163 Mr?. Nancy Beard of wadhou- M o ro O re OREGON gal. Wash, is coming Saturday to WASCO ................... «............. make a short visit with her dau- h ter, Mrs. John DeMoss and This Moro Girl Goes j To Florida To Be Married Audrey Spencer Married In San Diego, Cal. CHEER UP THE FURMITUREI 87c Second Chorus’ W W W » Brighten Up *h Fuller Paint J. K. M cK ea n i \ Owner t or operator of a motor vehicle is affected by the new Oregon Motor Vehicle Safety Res ponsibility of 1943, in effect June 10, 1943. The law assumes BOTH parties to an accident are guilty until proven otherwise- - -regard less of the size of damage, $1.00 or $100.00 a Have Your K 1. O perator’s License Revoked 2. Registration Certificate Suspended 3. Registration Plates for car Suspended C. A . Ruggles 4. Car locked up, to all practical purposes V/cinf I Insurance A fte r A c c id c .. 1 Ads FOR SALE: Lease and operating equipment on Moro Hotel. W. F. McLeod. Moro, Oregon Yes, Our Shop IS Busy | May and June W hite Leghorns Many local farm ers are taking $14.00 per 100. White Chls. $2.50 advantage of their tracto r’s idle per 100. W rite for circular. H art’s Hatchery, Beaverton. . time to make repairs and. over hauls. Our shop is busy now, but Will pay cash for span good work with your help in planning your horses Give details, price. tracto r’s needs well in. advance, 1 P.O. Box 323 Wasco, Ore. 26-8pd we’ll be able to tak4 care of a lt , See us the next time you’re in FOR RENT OR SALE Karnes store building in Grass tewn and let us set aside a date Valley, including 86 box com for your repair work. merciali refrigeration plant, two lots, slaughter house. T. iLeater Johnson, Wasco or Moro. FOR SALE. Buffet. Moore, Moro. Mrs C P O’MtARA Supply & Imp. Co »bn Door« S unny B rook Kentucky Straight Bourbon Vhhiskoy Don’t blame your «tore if they run out of Old Sunny Brook. Reserve stocks* are being carefully appor tioned. However keep atking for Old Sunny Brook. A new supply will arrive before long! \\\ w «1// / / ÿçuaumjLz. - A sm / / #/h t\ •Our diililUrlM ara ÎOQÇÇ in the produci ina • f alcohol for war p u r p o ie i . Thia w hlak ay cornai fr o m r o to r » itacht National D isi.Prod.Corp^N.Y. • 90.4Proof 1. Will be difficult to secure ' - 2. Will cost you much more . '/ j ■ . 3. Will not cure the trouble you are in already "***1 .♦».■ ' ' k . -v- ■ ' • x • * ■ 3 ™ * .it' MORAL: Insure now while you are in the clear ann avoid all the above difficulties sure with W . T. Balsiger £ CaterptBar r . *
