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About Sherman County journal. (Moro, Or.) 1931-current | View Entire Issue (May 28, 1943)
t*AÜE 3. SHERMAN COUNTY JOURNAL. MORO. OREGON. Two County FRIDAY, MAY 28, 1043 Visits Hon^e Fleet Boys Iu Helyer in The was a lastTuesday to visit her parent*. Dalles Mr and Mrs Jacob WaasenanUWr, and other relatives returning to »a ii I > . in <c~i I .I Mrs Lily Nunn and sons,Rolla the city Wednesday. and Orville, of Sweet Home Mrs Etha Schilling brought Ar ««■■■■BweMASHSRBfiBr-'WHS»- ' spent several days last week vis thur Rqth who is in the Navy iting the form er’s mother, Mrs stationed at Farragut, Idaho, to Amelia Peterson, returning to Grass Valley Sunday to visit rela their home Saturday. tives and friends returning to Parent« and friends attended camp the same day. the recital Friday evening when Mrs Don Smith and son, L ar Miss Vivian Trounce presented ry, Mrs John Hays, Mrs ,v Gus Dell Olds le ft Saturday for her music pupils in recital a t the Smith , Mrs Ed Alley were shop Portland to spend several days school house at. eight p an. The pers in The Dalles Thursday. visiting Mrs Olde a t the Portland stage was beautifully decorated Mrs J S Newcomb • returned Sanitarium. L ittle Jackie Squire, in a regular garden of flowers home Thursday from Portland yvho spent several days vsiting The program was as follows: where she spent several weeks her uncle and aunt, Mr and Mrs Pussy, etc., by Coleen Smith; visiting her daughter. Mrs Way- Eben Kee, returned to her horn« M ulberrybush and Marine’s iHymn land Weld and children. < in Gresham with Mr Olds- by Leeta Joy Linn; Snow Flakes Miss Mildred Alley having fin , Mr and Mrs Al Roberts of and London Bridge by Janice Corvallis are the parents of a son ished her school year in W ashing Bibby; America and Jesus Loves born Friday May 21 a t a hospital ton is home for a week» visit with . Their m ajesties, the king rfnd queen of England, are shown passing a Me byDuane Eakin; Yankee Do.>- in Corvallis; Mr and Mrs Fred relatievs before returning to Sea group of Am erican soldiers who arc busy playing cards at the American le and County Derry by Barbara Cox are-’ the infants grandparents. ttle where she plans working for Red Cross chib in Northampton, England. The photo was m ade daring \lley; Merry Echoes l^y M argaret Mrs Cox left to take care of her the summer. their m ajesties' visit to the club, and here the king scem a anxious to ieckman: Cello and Call of the grandson while his mother is in aive a bit of advice to the Yanks. “ea by Stephen Bibby; Swans the hospital. ^C H U R C H E S nd Runaway River by John Kl- Mrs. Price Coshow of Prine Mrs Vem Mobley of Kent went Christian Science Society *y; Country F air and Drums by ville was down last week end to Sunday morning services a I to attend the R ebekah"" Grand Joger Ball; Violin Solo by M ar visit with "Mrs. Elizabeth Schae 11:00 A- M. Subject “Ancient and lodge returning home Thursday. tyn M atthews; Blue Danube ffer. Modem Mecromancy Alias .Maa- nd Liebestraume by Joan Clod Her m other, Mrs A A Dunlap, merism and Hypnotism - Denoun New Banker Merle Beckett’s felter: America and Old Folks returned home the same day from furniture was moved to the M ar at Home by Ina May Zeigler; several weeks visit with relatives ced ” Wednesday night service at 8 ius Douma house this week. Mrs Hawaiian Echoes by Leone Moore; at CarPon and Portland. includes testimonials of healing. Kenneth B arnett, who is in the Beckett is expected to arrive in Melody i n - F and Country Gar- The reading room in the real Miss Velma M atthes arrived dens by Carole Clodfelter; Con- Navy, stationed a t F arragut, Id of the building is open. All au a few days from their form er here last week from Berkeley, certo by Grieg by Eileen Lem- aho left last Tuesday for San thorized Christian Science litera home a t Wallowa. , . „ xt j j California to visit with her par- ley; B etty’s W altz by Dorothy Francisco, California according to ture can be bought or borrowed. and ents, Mr end Mrs Jam es L Mat- B arnett and Left hand Solo, LeS- word received here by relatives WASCO CHRISTIAN CHURCH .tt °n ° r* thes /the rest of this month. chetitzky by Miss Vivian Trounce, Mr and Mrs C R Anderson and judicial business. > Mr an(j H arley McKay 10:00 A. M. Bible School son were business visitors in The 11:00 A. M Morning worship, The baby of Mr and Mrs Or- a rr ived here Sunday night. Mrs Mrs A rt Bibfcy entertained mem- Dalles Sunday. ville Hoc km an is reported very McKay was called to The Dalles bers of the bridK1? club and onc Brother Keith Fields will preach Mr and Mrs Tom Alley went to ill in a hospital in The Dailes because of illness of her father. £ u est. Mr* C1yde Davis’ a t her 7:00 P. M. Christian Endeavor Portland Thursday to attend the with a th ro a t ailment. Mr and Mrs Louis Sather and hame Wednesday afternoon with funeral services of Mrs Alley’s Mr .„ d Mr» n F w ,-» daughter, Leona and W ilbur Al- contract in play a t three tables. cousin. . , 1 ii Moro Community P ." . fred, were v is ito rs in Moro Sun- Hi*h >'o,'or’ WCTe hcld Presbyterian Church R J Baker of The Dalles ar- here Sunday to attend the golden by Mre Glen P erry and Mrs Da- James D. Moberg, pastor. wedding and v i.it Mr and Mr. ‘ J * . . vis. R afre,hm entf w e re ’ served rived Friday afternoon to remain Bible School a t 10:00 a.m. several days on business. Mrs Oveaon a t the experim ent station. at of afternoon. Morning worship a t 11:00 a.m. Baker came up S atu rd ay k with “Religious H ypocrites' School teachers made their de- Friday evening from Harrisb&rg. Mr an<j Mra Ted Ball received Mrs H O Dugger and Mrs Bert Sermon, Math. 23 chapter. i. 7 7 . h.Ur.ry. . . i Mr and M r. i-ester WiUon were word that their daughter, Dorothy Cox who were business visitors Prayer meeting Thursday at 8 get to th eir homes a fte r a year business visitor, m The Dalles is “Wending Eastern Oregon in The Dalles th a t day. p.m. school. Tom Preece who has beer M onday.' Mrs William Jefferies coll'« e of Education a t LaGrande Mrs Mack Alsup of The Dalles at Kent will move into the house took care of the Wilson children was initiated into the Sigma Al spent Wednesday visiting Mrs I WASCO METHODIST CHURCH being vad^ted by - Prof. Hollins in their absence. . - . Pha Phi- womens honorary alm u t. D Pike. S.S. a t 10:00 A. M. head, thus getting ready for the Mr and Mrs William Mitchell “ “K° Last week she was 11:00 A M. preaching in keeping Mrs Dean Olds and son, Don coming term- returned to their home in Portland p|ert« i President of the organ.za- ald, who is in the Navy and just with Memorial Day. Mrs L R Conlee left for Port la .t week. tion for next ?etT- returned from the E ast coast 7*00 P. M. Epworth League land Thursday morning for a visit Mary Louise Zevely is staying Miss Virginia Helyer of The and Mrs Old’s sister, Miss N atatie 3:00 P. M. Preaching service a t with relatives in the metropolis. at the Je rry Wilson jr. home the Dalles and her grandm other, Mrs Wessenmiller of Portland came up Grass Valley Jdhn Adams, of Hood R iver came Mrs Eugene Amidon is enjoy rest of this week. Mrs Louis Sather and son,Glen, up Sunday to spend a week here ing a visit with her aunt, Rose Roberts, of Seattle, W ashington. were visitors in The Dalles Mon- visiting the form er’s parents, Mr day. and Mrs E M Helyer. ' The Guy Hoskinson family, re- • •; turned here to stay through the summer. GrassValley || - • Gadet Kenneth Walter Blau o f Wasco has completed the initial step in his training as a Naval Aviation cadet at the Navy Pre-5 light School at Del Monte, CaL, and h^s been transferred to a Naval Air Station for primary flight instruction. Charles Cordon Johnson, son of Mr and Mrs C W Johnson of Aloha, Oregon, has graduated x from an intensive course in air plane mechanics and now is pre pared to blast the Axis as one of America’s ‘'commandos in over a lls ” at Sheppard Field, near Wichita Fails, Texas. " The weekly health clinic will be held June 1 at the court house from 10 to 4 announces Bernice Warila, county health nurse- Prim e M inister Winston Churchill A gent for Peacock Floral Co. to being piped ever the side as he For orders phone 641. Mrs Ralph lea v es a destroyer depot ship while Brisbine. Moro, Oregon. visiting the British home fleet. Lead Mr and Mrs A. W. Gamtnel of ing the prime m inister down the lad Heppner, parents of Mrs John der is Vice Adra. Sir Brace Austin Fraser, whose appointment to com E. DeMc«« were overnight guests, mand the British home fleet was of Mr and Mrs John DeMoss recently announced. 'T ’day . . Ji 'in DeMoss reports his ewes 1 more than he expected, t''e "' 'rage was 11.28 .pounds pt • r- » from 239 head Mr id Mrs J € Huntley, par ents c i Mrs Collie Moore, left Friday for Nampa, Idaho, a fter several days visit here. Linden M ersinger, who joined the Marines recently, writes th a t he likes his new work a t San Diego. California. Joecile Peters having a weeks vacation left Saturday for Prin- ville. She also expects to visit her sister. Mrs Ed Sharp in The Dalles before the end of the week. Jan e French returned to Moro Sunday from Hood River having Finished the school year there as a teacher. She will spend the sum m er working for the Moro Grain Growers. Mr and ftrs Clarence Mersinger spent Sunday a t Sirtithville, Wn., visiting with Mrs. Mersingeris sister, Addie Kenny, who operat es a store there * The ife a was to “ attack" at dusk, Mrs Jack Iaw rence and , Fred during Third Army m aneuvers in Beardsley are enjoying a visit Louisiana. But first, this paratroop with th eir m other who is here er had to call for help to get down out of a tree. from N orth Dakota. Paul May spent Wednesday in' The Dalles visiting his m other and a dentist. Mrs May expects to be able to return to Moro soon, a fte r having spent close to eight weeks in a hospital there. « Mr and Mrs Jack Noonan are expecting their daughter, Lorena Eaves and baby girl of New Mexico, home the firs t of the week. Mrs W alter Ruggles left a week ago last Sunday fo r a months visit in Milwaukie, Wis. with her daughter, Mrs Glen Segerdahl and fam ily. Mr Seger dahl is a guard a t the amm uni tions plant there. His mother,Car oline.who will be remembered by many here, works in the plant. W alter Ruggles spent Sunday* in St. Helens visiting with his It's inoculation day at Ran Angelo. son and family, Mr and Mrs Phil Texas, arm y air field, where bom Ruggles. He transacted business in bardier school m ascots get Immu Portland Monday tetu rn in g to nised by post veterinarian Capt. H Moro th at evening.. R. Collins, against rabies. Mr and Mrs Harold Coyner a f ter spending several days in Moro left Thursday fo r Portland with A rt Bucholtz and Randall • M artin who went down on a two day business trip. Winds Up in Tree ‘Shots' for Dogs DON’T BUY ANY HEARING AID UNTIL YOU’VE SEEN THE AMAZING NEW AUREX W . R. Taylor M .D . 307 Ü.S. NATIONAL BANK THE DALLES,’OREGON V/ant Ads * FOR SALE: Duo-Art player piano bench, music cabinet and player rolls. Complete $76.00 See Ross Omduff for in e ^ c tin of piano- FOR SALE: Lease and orperating equipment on Moro Hotel. W. F. McLeod. Moro, Oregon May and June W hite Leghorns $14.00 per 100. W hite CWs. $2.60 per 100. W rite for circular. H a rt’s Hatchery, Beaverton. FOR RENT OR SALE Khm es store building in Grass Valley,, including 85 box com- merciall refrigeration plant, two lots, slaughter house. T. Lester Johnson, Wasco or Moro. FOR SALE. Bdffet. Moore, Moro. 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