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About Sherman County journal. (Moro, Or.) 1931-current | View Entire Issue (June 18, 1943)
4*A0K •» SttEMMAN CO UNT! JOURNAL, MOBQ. QftK^ON. FRIDAY, JU N E IB» 1»U by Hear? D c M mm SWEET OREGON I ’m thinking now o f a beautiful land, Oregon, Oregon; With river» and valleys and mountain* grand, Oregon, sw eet Oregon From the mountains’ high peak* *H covered with snow A «w ift Hmpid stream let doth flow, by the home of ray yoath, Which I ever adore. Oh! Oregon, my home Chorus: Oh! Oregon sw eet Oregon, my native home, I long for thee, - Oh, native home, I long for thee. 1 think o f thy forests and prairies wide, Oregon, Oregon; The mines, the fish, and the ocean tide, Oregon sweet Oregon Where the m ighty Columbia rolls down to the sea And the pines gently echo the breete, Like a beautiful dream to my memory comes Oh! Oregon, my home. I lo®C to dwell in my mountain home, Oregon, Oregon; Away from the vales I would ne’er wish to Oregon, sweet Oregon I sigh for the beautiful harvest again, The fruit and thy calm gentle rain; May thy pure, balmy »ir e ’er w aft freedom’s blest song, Oh! Oregon, ray home. The poem. Sweet Oregon, was written by Henry DeMosa while m California and was sung by the DeMoss Lyric Bards in many states. If the music is available it would be a most appropriate song for Sherman county crowds as would others of the DeMoss songs. f‘ Two Soldiers V-Homes Make It, Then They Make It Last! day night where they the State Grange. attended by Rev. Anderson of The Dalit» BaptisV church. ». • Mr and Mrs Harry Howell and Christian Science Society W Howell were ' visito.s Sunda) „ » „ .¡n g services' a t Dalles Monday 11:00 a.m. Subject ‘“ Is the U n- gather, Wilbur Alford ar.d ™rse including man evolved V? Suther were bus mess vi*- Atomic f a f e e . s Wednesday night service at 8 Moim. Thmday. includes testimonials of healing Mr and Mrs R J Gardner are’ - The reading room in the rear her» to run the J H Wilson ranch of the building is open.'1 All au while he goes to the valley for thcrixed Christian Science liter»* -w|^ ture' can 1* bought or borrowed George in The Louis Merrill Visit Parents At Grass Valley m Mr and Mrs Ed A lley mctorcd to The Dalles Thursday to meet their son and daughter in law. Mr and Mrs Bruce Alley of P -rt^ and. Mr A lley recently returned from Maryland where be w as in training, he is now waiting to be called for officers training Mr and Mrs R J Baker of Th? Dalles and their son, T-Sgt. D i ’-» Beker o f Camp Kohler, California and his daughter, Lee, .o f - . Carol _______ Oregon City were bummers v isit- ora here Saturday, Mr and Mrs Ted Trimble w-ra business visitors u t Moro Monday, Old» went to Portland Thurs day to visit Mrs Olds a t the hos pital returning that evening, re- po^ ,De “ ™»>rov™S Mre J ° Sdm ll <rf P o rtl.rd F nd* y *° TUnt her <Uuch‘ Mra Boyce Blaylock and ftm -- umtiiHiuaiHniniimuniiinitanna TO SUBSTITUTE TIRES q a KUgjICS Farmers needing farm imple- nient or front wheel tractor tires IN S U R A N C E will be permitt?d to purchase suit- able substitutes when they are V o r o O f£ unable to fir.d a dealer with tires KIHHI is'. HHIIIIl l H l U m ii l ll U n i m n U U designed expressly for their p u r - -------------------------- 1 pose, the OP A has announce J. Dealer* may also sell passenger car owners tires and tubes of a slightly different size than is called for by the rationing cer tificate. He was formerly aasistant at the T o save ■ u rteriala a n d m a n p o w e r f o r th e w a r p ro g ra m , \ ic- experiment , taboo. A combat soldier’s daily food to ry H o m e s are busy h o m es sew in g , d a rn in g , a n d re p a irin g .. weighs about 5j pounds, while a E. Harvey Miller, AAA field * y B iuer AAA Besides c o n s e rv a tio n , th e V -H o ro e pledge o f the O ffice o f civilian’s average* 3 ‘ pounds representative was here Thurs- D efen se covers p re p a ra tio n against a ir ra id s , sals ag s . a ■ «y. returning to Portland Sunday ------------------------- Your work as an eyocntial food flay on a regular inspection tn p . with Donald Martin wbo w ert in g o f e a a e n tia i m a te ria ls , g u a rd in g o f facts, and w ar stam p Automatic counters on rural producer may enable you to get Clarence Huis was here last • an d b o n d h a s in g . down on business. roads in 39 states recorded ode a new ••Caterpillar’’ Diesel Trar- weekend from his work in the shipyard» for a short viait with . . Phifer of Mr and Mrs James reeent month’s motor traffic as tor jf vour important work re- b u sin ess visito rs in The D alles . . aa. «, .... p .v . Maupin and Mr and Mrs Clarence 56 per cent of pre-war normal? quires a new tractor see us right The loan rate on wheat has h i s mother, Mrs William Hensen were dinner guests at W ednesday. aw ay. We’ll gladly give you ad* l i e . ret by the government. It „ J r e n k Cauthere ,eft the home o f Mrs Maude Garrett The Ladies Social Service dub vice and help you gather the nec C H U R O H F A Sunday. Strad- is SI 32 per bushel on a basis of - *y n< t or la v un(}ay BiUy Garrett bavin spent " met * <** “ w home o f Mr> Clyde . —- essary facts for presentation to No 2, so ft white, Portland. This U r i at Pampa' Te“ 5' where ** several w eek, with the Phifers 1*7 Thursday afternoon with nine Moro Community the War Production Board. I'reshvterian Church m tar.i a price that should aver- “ “ the air COPpa . returned home and h i. brother, members present. RefreehmenU , J*. >s D. ?«Ioberg. postor. age a-Tjnd »1 25 in thia county Kenneth H. Spies, sanrtsry Bobby wrnt wjth to were served later in the «•■IBIillS No Sunday services. Surxlay school , . s . ... engineer, of the state board of spend a week. R" and Mr’ F L " of depending somewhat on quality. 6 ’ , , and worship services at Union Rea will carry a price four cent, health wa8 “ Moro Mo"d* ’, ‘° o V Mr and Mrs Art Bibby and child- co were present Mr and Mrs W illiam J efferies S.S meeting at Grass Valley. Pot rem returned home Sunday from Mrs Kenneth Ciew* and daugb a birthday dinner Sunday under that of other wheat this in|r. <” er t h , . wa*fr ’ y5tT luck luncheon. Afternoon addr's» Mr and Mr, la m e r S a y r e .r e g - ^ , they spent ter and Mrs John Roth *etU™ 1 honor o f Mrs Roy Barnet. T Khn »>*** CaUr»«a» y Mr. moving to the Pape ¡face this , ___ v , vacationing. ___ home Monday from Oly home Monday from Olympia. W n . prMent were Mr and Mrs Roy week Mr and Mrs Merrill Oveson are week as they are fan n in g that Mrs Etha Schilling spent ja v - where they visited e ormer g arn€^ arRi »ons, Lee and Leland, leaving today for Portland y> be ranch this y ea r ., eral days here, visiting relatives parents, Mr and Mrs H enry Mr Mrs Carl Schadeerits ae i gone two or three days. Winnie G. Helyer stopped her® and friends returning to her hom? and her brother Henry and f a m i l y . ---- T v_ w ------A Xf_ son, John. Mr and Mrs Earl o Ba _ Mrs Edith Savrs and daughter, Wednesday evening while on his net jr. and fam ily, and M? and Mary, went to Portland Wednes way to Portland for a general in The Dalles Saturday with the ----- —-------------- L iv e o r D r e s s e d Mrs James L Matthes. Bakers. GAS COUPONS CHANGED day to remain about three weeks. physical check-up Mr and Mrs Harold Eakin took ____ ____ Mr and Mrs Paul Schilling ind John E. DeMoss telegraphed his C eiling Prices Paid-W rite for Inform ation Danny Mcleod is here for a their son. Tommie, to The Dalles A new I T gaw lm e coupon. parents Wednesday that he wa? visit with his grandparents. Mr i. . i ___ , nr<.^rt “T” daughter. Paulette, are visiting at OP A MPR269 A med No. S Saturday where he entered the ***** y j j j f o r u ,c the Robert Schilling place todav. back in the states after a long and Mrs A W McLeod C A SH BUYERS - PRO M PT RETURNS hoapital for medical treaivneni. coupon ‘ Warren Xorion was a business tim e, in the Aleutian Islands. P.e Numerous social affair* jn boner went to The D -lles on July 1. The old type SHIP NOW TO is a seaman first class and came of Mr and Mrs W Ray B!ske have „ wdl be invalid in v u w on and' visitor in Wasco one day last week and them home, coupon will , . , . Monday and brought them home C R E S E N T P O U L T R Y CO . in with a large group of men who been held this week preparatory " " • T *“ — — after July 1, except in the north- M K Pleumke was a business PORTLAND. OREGON 322 N. W. EVERETT ST. Mr and Mrs Norris Gilkr*on anc 8horUgv area where it visitor in Moro Tuesday. had been in the far north several to their departure for Tacoma * Phone: A Tw ater 3619 through July 25, Mr and Mrs Don Felsch were where he will enter the collection Mrs Orville Ruggles were business months ■" Th.' DaUes Friday Mrs John DeMoss has be-n business. Among t h o « giving din- OPA expects the change in de- weekend visitors in Portland at subpoened as a witness in an acci- „ere and parties for the B lake, ~ C W F ield , and Mrs Elna Raw. sign to help take up “slack’’ the Harrisons where they visited dentcase to begih in Portland June have been Mr and Mrs C U r e « e k igh went to W .aco Sunday to mdeage and remove potential with M reFelsch‘s sister, Mrs R e £ sources o f black market gasoline, bert Tatum and sister-in-law Mr« 22. Her mother, Mrs Baird, who Sparling, Mr and Mr, Truman ’ P»n<i »he day visit mg at has-been visiting here several Strong and Mr and Mrs Merie home of Mr and Mrs O c i l . l e i a _______________ Eugene Norton. * Mr and Mrs Frank Pike were weeks, will return to her home at bll — -— — - -----Mrs M K Pleumke left !%¿t Mm W B Rice is in the hospital >" The D alle, SSunday. , Washougal. Wn., Sunday. week for San Francisco to visit M r, Wallace May a n d jo n .C la r- June 22. a child health confer for « g e n e r a l check-up on her a couple weeks with her son, Karlf W t Monday for Hood River LADIES: the Wasco Beauty shop w ho is in the navy station at ence will be held at Kent from p h y ,ic.l condition. .v until - .............................. Mr. John Mattson and her mo- to ^ e former”, parent,. M- 10 2 according to - Bernice ■ is equipped to dress your hair Treasure Island. Warila, county health nurse. Vac- t j,erJ Mrs John Thogerson cam? and Mrs A F ^ \ aWer' in the latest styles. Phone 263 Glenn Slither was a Dalles vis- cinations and immunizations will Satunjay fro^ Portland bringing Mr and A iP for appointments. " itor last Friday-to have his foot be given children brought to the j}yera who rho will will remain remain here here daughters o a u g n ie^ were shopping in " 7 doctored with h i, grandfather. D alle. Monday. Mr and Mr, Frank FOR SALE: Reg. Guernsey Cow. conference. __________ ________ Mr and Mrs Earl Barnet jr. and this summer 4 years old - Freshened last Nov. E E Barnum is down from Bend ¿ ‘G Bye„ ’ Bayer and son , .Keith, were also family spent a few days at *he Marjorie VanGilder, W asco cn for a short visit here. Mr* anj Mrs Wendell Balsiger in The Dalles Monday. James L Matthes home. They ar? J E Coleman left Sunday for ^tu m ed Wednesday evening from Don °* Hood J T 6r LOST: In Wasco a billfold con- now visiting with the Roy Bai- Portland to remain with his son. Portiand where they had attend-d »ted from “ a> taining money and important net fam iy. He has been in Moro over a month the m<»eting of the Grand Lodge a* Dell Old» an cards Please return to Damon Mrs B A Hogue and Gertrude c Mrs W alter Ruggles is home a- and Grand ChapVr of the Mas- homes. F ields, W’asco. ' 32pd. were called to The Dalles las gain after spending the past fev. oni<. order Mrs. Eugene Amidon Mr and Mrs y * , week because of the death of Mr weeks in Milwnukie. Wisconsin vis- and Mrs. Wily Knighten were de- Mrs Tom A lle>_ * ere US'ne^ V1“ W ANTED: Team o f good work Hogue’s brother. Walter Bennett. horses. Will pay cash. Write iting with her daughter, Mrs. legates frOTn the Moro and Gra«s it o « in The Dalles Fnday Mr and Mrs Louis Sather re Chas. S. Fulton, Wasco, pd.32-4 turned ho^e from Eugene Satnr Glen Segerdahl and family. Va’ley lodges, respectively. Fred Krusow ~ Mrs Lou Brown, accompanied Betty and Ellen Peake are here les Wednesday ------ FOR SALE: Deering Mower in by A gn e, Streitxel, w « her,-M o i, for at the fs , ey Thomp- ^ g e r «ntvri.mv.1 good shape. H ugh Walker day to pay a short visit to home. . . , , , « THE OLD JUDGE SA Y S... Wasco, Oregon 32 pd. mother, Mr, Lucy R uggle, before Mn> Ida D, vi, returned Sunday member, s fu m o c ? going to northern Washington to from a Un d .y viait in' Porttand. her home Wednesday aftornocn Last Call for June White Leg for forest fire, this aum- Virgil Conlee i , back in Sher- with three reble, m play, high horns. $14 00 -100. . H art’s Hatchery mer Mrs Will Olds, another dau- man county after »pending more score for the afternoon was hew Beaverton> Oregon ghter o f Mre Ruggles, h a, a rim- than a year « * ¿ 0 ^ m Z Z y ¡ T h Z 7 FOR SALE: 200 Ramboui.let ew e, Loan Rate On Wheat Set ^^t $ t , ^2 Social Events of Kent Vicinty O’MEARA Supply & Imp. Co Poultry Wanted EATING is a daily performance, ] ^ a n t AdS a habit almost universal, praise be. B U Y IN G F O O D is almost so. Y ou need a constant, steady, handy source of supply where the larder can be replenished with good food at good prices. T h a t means Zeigler’s Qs",S" Grass Valley .Tar job in California. will operate his fa th e r s farm was hew t>y m n iw y - - - Refreshments were served at the 4 Hamshire bucks, 1 Rambouil Mr and Mrs Robert Marvin of th¡g fan. close of thè afternoon. let buck. Inquire Jesse Helyer, Portland were here the first of Mr and Mrs Arzell Lemley were Kent. Oregon 32-3c the week. He expects to leave the CARD OF TH ANi^ We wish to take this means of shipyards this summer and go in thanking our kind friend« and “ rn'M L | Wood, ami neighbor, who were ao thoughtfu, Edwin Bal.“ ” - r e over from and helpful during the M n e^ an ., Centerville. Washington Tuead.y_ loa. of our baby «m, amd brether. , We also want to thank them io . ° Mr“« 7 « ’r . Leon Hubbard and the ilo ” ‘ ?ZH ockm =.n aon were here Saturday night to visit the Ovesons and other friends r „ d ■ Keith . William Gynther Lyric Baritone I Assisted by Miss Claudine Thompson Miss Sybil Belshe Accom panist M r. W illiam C lothier- M r. Tom Fraser Soprano' - Pianist Basso Cantante m«y b? heard Saturday evening June 19 at M o ro School Auditorium A dm lM lo ni Adult» .35, Children .15 M o re Bottles— M o re Pop We cannot buy bottled drinks without an empty bottle for each full one. Therefore, we cannot sell a bottle to take out without getting a bottle. Otherwise, we’d all be out of pop Sam e thing applies to coat hanger» — I f yo u bring yo u r cleaning in on a hanger, it w ill be delivered th at way. I f you bring it in a bundle it w ill R? delivered th at w a y W e can ’t help it, there 's a w a r on. Laundry should be tied up and tagged We’ll give you the slips, you give us a break so we can keep it straight. a-.", ■ a. t Bucholtz Lonrectionery Randall Martin Proprietor “ How about joinin* us in a game, Judge?... I’ll drop out for a while.” “ Sorry, Phil, but I can’t today...I’m on my way up to th e hospital to see how Franks wife is coming along. I just dropped by to i give you the answer to that question you asked K me about S Ï æ synthetic i S rubber s K yesterday Ï Ï to Ä Ä 0 tons of rubber , from grain in the government s 870,000 ton synthetic rubber program. “ I also verified the fact that no distiller is making whiskey today. They all stopped making whiskey last year and are working night and day, 7 days a week, producing war alcohol for the government...for smokeless - t * - • K * • S e_ — - — 3— S - - --— S A — t f a g eustence ready to do tins unportant job- ./« I i
