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About Sherman County journal. (Moro, Or.) 1931-current | View Entire Issue (June 11, 1943)
PAGE I, »HERMAN COUNTY JOURNAL, MOHO. OREGON. „ FRIDAY, JUNE 11, 1 9 « Mrs H 0 Dugger, Mrs Ed ¿■Al , C H U R C H E S ley and Mrs Maude Garrett were Christian Science Society shoppers in The Dalles Saturday. Sunday morning services a t , Robert Schilling motored to 11:00 a.m. Subject ‘‘God, the pre The Dalles early Sunday morning server of Men”.- to meet Arthur Roth 8-2c, who Wednesday night service at 8 came from Farragut, Idaho to includes testimonials of healing. spend Sunday visiting relatives The reading room in the rea* , Dell Olds and daughter, Betty, and friends. Robert Jlchilling, Mr of the building is open. All au motored to Portland Saturday to Mrs John Roth, Mr and Mrs thorized Christian Science litert- visit Mrs Olds at the Portland Kenneth Crews took him to The ture can be bought or borrowed .Sanitarium, they returned home Dalle* Sunday afternoon to take Moro Community Presbyterian Church .Sunday. Little Dell Squire ac- the 8ta*e Farragut, James D. Moberg, pastor. companied them to his home in • Mr and Mrs Tom Alley and Church school at 10:00 a.m. with ¿Gresham after spending a week daughter, Mildred, motored to Childrens . Day program by school. here visiting his uncle and aunt, .The Dalles Thursday when Miss Morning worship at 11:00 am . Mr and Mrs Bben Kee. A lk y left for Seattle, Wn., where Sermon “The Health of a Good . Mr and Mrs John Block of Mau- she will attend summer school, Man’s Soul” 3 John 1:2. Solo by pin were visitors here Thursday, after spending over a week here Claudine Thompson , Mr and Mrs Louis Satherwent visiting her parents. Prayer meeting Thursday at 8 to Corvallis Sunday to visit their , Mr and Mrs Melvin Dunlap and p.m. son. Jack, who is attending OSC-* baby of Salem and his grandmo- , Mr and Mrs Ed Alley were .ther, Mrs Dunlap, from Califor- WASCO METHODIST CHURCH ,business visitors at the John BI ock nia came Thursday to visit the The Sunday school children w:li home at Maupin Sunday. former’s brother and family, Mr present a program at 10:30 a.m- , Me» Kenneth Barnett went to and Mrs Everett Dunlap- Thev Flag Day program and morning The Dalles Wednesday to spend J«ft Thursday for Prosser, W n, worship at 11:00 a.m. several days visiting Mrs Etha to visit the former’s father, Joe 7-00 P. M. Epworth League F. L- Cannell, pastor Schilling. Dunlap, before returning to their , A A Dunlap went to The Dal- home. ,les Thursday evening to meet , Mr and Mrs Ted von Borstcl KENT ITEMS • ^ h is daughter, Mrs Kenneth Bar- and family, Mr and Mrs William Continued from page one. nett, who returned from Coder Holmes and family and Mabel d’Alene, Idaho where she was Holmes attended the commence- week and had their tonsils remov ,with her husband until he was m ent' exercises at St. Helen’s a- ed. Helen Koepke’s arm is both sent to San Francisco. cademy in The Dalles Friday ev- ering her some from the hypo she received at the clinic he’d Mr and Mrs Orville Ruggles ening. v/’ r-i shoppers in The Dalles Fri- , , here a short time ago. j , Mrs C R Anderson entertained , Mr and Mrs Paul Wilson and . I-anrence Todd motored to Mo- member> «f the >>rid* e club and .family are now living on the Jail. f , bring hi. wife and baby ■Mi” Mildred Alley aa a *UMt .Lester Wilson ranch. honu -fle r .pending some time at her home W^ ne*day a f u i ; , Mrs A A Dunlap of Grass Val with her parent., Mr and Mr, '1<wn C o»»«“ Pla y . at ley was a visitor here Sunday. Wayne Spoor. three t *ble* with h« h acor,ns Myrtle Helyer of Grass .Val .. , w w, . honors held by Mrs Tom Alley ley has been visiting the Jesse Mr, Elizabeth Strange left Fn- an(J Mj|JS A), ,ow x o n thc Helyers a few days the past week. day for her home m Portland af- afUrnoon was heW by Mr„ Glen Helen von Borstel is home from ter spending several weeks here p visiting her son in law and dau- „ ghter, Mr aryl Mr, Matt Simon ■ T M Rolfe w entb0 ™ e Da He, Mr an,I Mr, Jame. Dri»coll Thumday to bring Mrs Rolfe hoj),c ell Olds Visits Wife In Portland Sanitarium and children of Heppner came Fri- , 4 to , visit • -a. , her v brother 4V day in , law and sister, Mr and Mrs Clyde Davis. . Mr and Mrs John .Brogan stopped at the Sam Holmes home Monday on their way to Antelope from The Dalles. , Jeanette Jlolmes and .Rita von Borstel came ho£ie from The Dal- les Monday to spend the summer with their parents. ‘W , DON’T irom the ho,pital wh*re been several weeks for medical attention- . Mr and Mrs Art * Bibby and children left Sunday for Warm .Springs to spend several weeks vacation. . Gerald Kelley of Spokane, Wn., .spent the week end here visiting friends and relatives. Gerald is now foreman of a airplane repai station in Spokane and lrkes it, 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. 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He loves ’em. WORK CLOTHES “B U Y S 0 Get full value for your work clo* thes dollar. Buy dependable work shirts and pants from us Soft Straw seventy-two times in the last ninety years. It has been adopted forty-seven times in the past thirty-three years and discarded everywhere except in three states. Same th in g was tried in eig h t p rovinces in ‘ Canada and in Norway, Sweden, Finland and Russia but it was an admitted failure and universally abandoned. r “ The reason is prohibition dots not prohibit. All you get is .bootleg liquor in stead of legal liquor, plus no end of crime and corruption.” * O rc Crisp, cool seersucker. Smartly styled, two piece outfits, wear all summer through. NO ironing needed. 1.69 up that wears this “ I can’t think of anything else you’ll need for your Victory garden, Judge. . . you’ve got pretty nearly everything.” “ I think so, too, John. Ever get your asparagus patch going?” * “ I gave that up last year, Judge. Tried’it six years in a row with no luck. Just haven’t got thé right soil, I guess?” “ Well, I think you’re wise, J o h n ...n o use keeping on trying things you know won’t work. Just like prohibition. State-wide pro hibition ha9 been tried in this country - Cotton Suits Cotton Freshness wins out over warm days Get into one of these cool washable frocks We’ve a big new collection to choose from- is the head THE OLD JUDGE SAYS.. INSURANCE R eap I I Name. C. A. Ruggles FOR SALE: 12 good dairy cows, some young stock and dairy equipment. Carl Thompson, % mile east of Rufue on highway. M oro £0-31c th e y ’re going fast, so hurry! FREE HEARING TEST, OR BOOK B ld g . Want Ads C o t t O I l. WEAR MORE . In your hom e or local Aurex office, 4* trained technician givee you a scientifid hesring'test. T h is gives you an accurate valuable record o f your individual hear-I ing losses, w ith ou t an y obligation. S tu d io TAKEN UP: A bla«fc spotted Sow, 300 lbs, swallow fork in right ear, bob tail, haa been at my place since March 1. Owner Last Call for June White Leg please come and get her and horns. $14 00 -100. Hart’s Hatchery pay feed cost. R E LoBleu. Beaverton, Oregon Grass Valley, Oregon pa. WANTED: Gasoline iron. Jose- phine Sayrs, Moro Slp . Herman Peters and Ted Pet erson, both of Grass Valley, are here working at the elevator loadi n g out wheat. The Lyons girls have employ ment for the summer, Sam my.at the Vern Mobley home and Mary .at the Jay McKay home. Mr and Mrs Charles Both we 11 and family are here from Will- jams, Oregon where Mr Bothwell has been teaching. They were ac companied here by Mr and Mrs .Gardener who spent a few days visiting. J —— , s — This S u m m er O u r e n tire Hear bow th e new Aurex aid brings back your happineas o f hearing, gives you 25% wider range o f voices and muaio even whispers. Perfected by A m erica’s pioneer laboratory in tin y high fidelity vacuum radio tubes, the new A u m is accepted by A m erican M edical A ssocia tion's Council on P hysical T herapy. Like glasses, the new “ M odel C ” Au re» is scientifically fitted to overcom e you» individual hearing losses. S o little and light you hardly know i t ’s there. “Sim plified one sw itch con trol.” L ow operat ing cost “ A ” batteries availab le a t an y general store. G uaranteed. B udget terms. 410 college fctow to spend the summer .with parents, Mr and Mrs Imanduk *on Borstel. . Pvt’s Luther W Davis and Glen Schaffer, both from OSC, are here to spend a few days with Pvt. Da via* parents, Mr and Mrs J L • Davis. I I Frank von Borstel jr. is home from OSC to spend awhile here with his parents before being called to the army elsewhere- Mrs Louis Sather and Wilbur Alford were visitors in The Dal les last Thursday. This new phantom -w eight straw kindles no heat except ‘ the warm admiration of en vious eyes. Woven with color ful Pan-American braids and in the jauntily tailored shapes —here are the Summer’s best ambassadors f.-r good will. $ 1 .9 5 up CbWkrmc« of Alcoholic B e tr o g t Io é tu tr ia , toe- 3> W ORK PANTS $ 1 .8 9 to $ 1 .7 9 Moleskin .whipcord, cavalry twill all tough and ready pants to give maximum wear. Waist» 28 to 42- "M atch M e” W O R K SETS Neat appearance is an aseet on any job; tough, hard wearing covert cloth sets. PANTS SHIRTS $ 2 .2 9 $ 1 .6 5 WORK SHIRTS 9 8 c to $ 2 OO Chambray», covert», twill», and our exclusive “taxi- cloth”. Full cut lo»f«r sleeve», Sanforized shrunk Sizes 141 to 17. “SfrvingT Eaatern Oregon O ver H a lf a C entury"
