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PAGfc I. MtUKMAM COUNTY JOURNAL, MONO, OUKGON.
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FBlpA Ÿ, AUGUST S, 1IU
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First Wheat
Many
Attend
Loan Made To
Reckman ¡Funeral
Wasco Farmer
At Grass Valley
Mrs- Pearl Butler McDonald
obtained the first wheat loan in
Sherman county this year on Rex
wheat weighing 00.8 pounds per
bushel and grading No. 'L The
field made 35 bushels per acre, it
is reported.
New trucks were bought by
Merle Miller, J M Wilson, Grass
Valley Grain Growers and Ted
von Borstel who obtained permits
for purchases.
Mrs Lyle Woods came over
from Centervifie, Wash., to visit
with friends and relatives Wed
nesday of this week.
J K McKean will leave Sunday
for F o rt D o u g l a s , U tah from
where he will be sent to another
camp for further flying instruc
tion.
Mrs Bernard Martin and Jac
queline Donohue. Bernard’s cou
sin, who is staying w ith them tem
porarily, were Thursday business
visitors in The Dalles last week
Ajccompanying them home was
Jacqueline’s mother, Mm Charles
T illm an, recently of Douglas, Ar
izona, who is now bookkeeper fo-
, th- Moro Grain Growers.
A traveling examiner of opera
tors and chauffeurs is schedule«!
to to in Moro Thursday, August
12 between 9 and 11 a.m.
Ed Tomlin and a friend,Gordon
Duncan, stopped in Micro Thurs
day while on their way badc to
Portland a fte r a visit a t Walla
Walla
Cal Dawson was heTe Sunday
with Dr and Mrs ' W N Morse of
The Dalles who, with Mr and Mrs
L V Moore had dinner with Mrs
Gladys Morrison. Mtr Dawaon has
ju st returned from the east where
he received special training and
la now on his way to Alaska. „
Four new combines arrived last
Friday night, being the first of
such machines made after the re
moval . of restrictions on their
m anufacture.
Farmers getting
them are W C Schilling, A C Kase
berg, Moore Bros, and an Antelope
DON’T WASTE TANK TRUCKS—The ODT is asking farm
ers and businessmen to help reduce tank truck tri*s and
mileage by placing larger fuel orders and calling for fewer
deliveries.
At the Railroad Station—B e Careful!
Funeral aggvioee for Mrs Dick
Reckman, who died a t her home
in Boring Tuesday morning, was
held Thursday afternoon at 2o’-
clock from the Methodist church
in Grass Valley. The Rev. Ed-
h a rd J. Blanker of The Dalles
officiating.
Pallbearers were V B Eakin,
William B rinkert, J S Newcomb,
Fred Cox, Frank
Lemley and
Oscar Ruggles.
Arrangem ents
were in care of the Jacobson
Funeral Home of Gresham with
interm ent in the LO.O.F. ceme-
1 tery a t G rass Valley.
Out of town relatives attend
ing were Dick Reckman, Henry
Reckman of Boring, Mr and Mrs
Andy Reckman and baby and Mrs
Kenn of Sandy, Mr and Mrs Wal
ter Kock o f Gladstone, M}r and
Mrs Dewey Brown .o f Portland,
Mrs. ,Elaie H^tjene and eon of
shaniko, Mrs Carsten von Borstel
of Portland, Mrs Delvin Dean of
The Dalles, M r and Mrs Ralph
Eakin and fam ily of Moro and
Mr and Mrs Alva Eakin and
fam ily of Boyd.
Mr and Mrs A rthur Burnett
and baby of Portland and Mr and
Mrs Blaine Miller and children
of Moro epentx Sunday visiting
a t the home of Mr and M rs Mil
lard Eakin, Mr B urnett will help
a t the ranch during haYveet.
AMERICAN HEROES
BY LEFF
Mrs C Anderson of Portland
is a house guest of h er son, C R
Anderson. She arrived here F ri
day evening.
Mrs I D Pike and grandson,
Irwin Goodrich, went to The Dal
les Wednesday to visit her dau
ghter, Mrs Jesse Goodrich, re
turning home Thursday.
Mrs Maude G arrstt returned
home Sunday from Maupin where.»
she spent several days visiting
her daughter, Mrs Jam es Phifer.
Miss Lila Lee Alley and Miss
Doris Newcomb came home from
The Dalles Saturday evening to*
spend the week e n d ' visiting
their parent«.
Among the visitors in The Dal
les Sunday were Mr and Mrs
John Roth, Mrs Kenneth B arnett.
Mr and Mrs Don Smith, Miss Bet
ty Olds, Mrs Glen Perry, Earl
Olds, Duane Lemfley, Rodney Hul-
dhcroft, John Beuther, Mr anti-
Mrs Tom Alley and Merrill afld
Glenn Sather of Kent.
The Distinguished Service Cross has been awarded Staff SfL Deyle
Kimmery of Huntington, Texas, for manning a sub-machine gun and
returning the fire of low-flying enemy planes durioc the Jap attack
on Hickam Field. When his ammunition was gone he ran from the
cover of his truck to get more, and kept firina until the truck
bombed. He showed bravery beyond the call of dutv. Figure out far
yourself how much you can invest in War Savings beyond what
are doing now.
program.
Government
Buying S eed
From Oregon
Basic prices to growers l o r top
grades of seed have been announc
ed as follows: A ustrian W inter
peas, 5 cents a pound; hairy
vetch, 10 cents; common vetch,
5 cents; crimson clover, 10 ceete;
common ryegrass, 5 cents; Mon-
antha vetch, 64 cent«; rough and
perennial peavine, 10 cent»; and
W illamette vetch, ranging from
61 cents: for blue tag to 5 1-2
for white tag. Appropriate diff
erentials apply to seed oi less
than the basic germ ination and
purity requiramanta
Miss MarcOe Zurlinden
of
Portland arrived here Sunday to
spend the harvest season visiting
her grand parents, Mr and Mrs , Purchase of w inter legume and
Jim Woods, Gerald Blagg, Don
Tom Coyle
Cox and Mir lv and Mrs George
annual ryegrass seed from Ore
Corporal Wallace Stark
of gon growers will again be a part
Smith and daughter, Judy, were
business visitors in The Dalles Camp Ord, California arrivoJ of the governm ent’s program to
here Saturday to spend his fu r p/cunote fullest use of winter
Saturday.
Mr and Mrs Gordon Ooyle came lough visiting his father Sam «cover crops to increase food and
up from Corvallis Satlrday to Stark and family. ,
fiber production in southern and
Mr and Mrs Tom Coyle were east central states, th e state AAA
visit a t the Del Eakin and Tdm
business visitors in The Dali''* office announced this week.
Coyle homes for several days.
R J Baker returned to his home Monday.
For the fourth consecutive year,
In The Dalles Friday a fte r spend
Arnold Sharp, with the U.S. Oregon growers may sell their
ing several
here on business.
Navy, stationed a t Pacific Bench, seed crops to Commodity Credit
Ted Baji and son, Roger, and
Wn., arrived
here Sunday to corporation through county AAA
Richard Kuntz went to Portland
visit relatives.
committees for shipment to the LOST: Round pointed shovel, red
Sunday with a load of stock.
Mrs Nellie FerbraChe left Tues southland, where it is furnished on handle, 'In M oto . Return to
Mr and Mrs Bob LeBleu and day for Portland as rih? received through dealers to farm ers who Truman Strong.
daughter and Mrs Dave Kuntz word her-son-in-law, Truman H us are cooperating in the soil con
FOR SALE: Oil Stove and stove
were business visitors in rhe ^Dal key, was seriously ill. -
servation programs.
pipe. >46.00. Call Journal office.
R
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Baker
arrived
here
Tuesday
les Wednesday
Prices paid to growers, grade
from
The
Dalles
to
look
after
Mrs Stanley Krusow of Moro
L oose' ta lk — id le b its o f c o n v e r sa tio n — a c h a n c e rem ark
requirements and method of pur FOR SALE: 6 dairy cows, three
business affairs for several days.
was a visitor here Monday.
a b o u t a so ld ie r ’s p la n s, a sa ilo r ’s v isit— th e s e b its a n d p ieces
chase * are practically unchanged
dairy heifers.
M argaret Leff,
Mr and^M rs Earl Sawtell and
te ll th e e n e m y how to sin k t^ur sh ip s— lo o se ta lk at th e
from last year’s program , through
a t H S Mathieaon ranch, phone
fam ily came up from The 'Dalles
s ta tio n m a y c o st m a n y lives. B e C a refu l.
rf ^ - o w i
which nearly 100 million pounds
486, Wasco.
2c
Sunday to the home of her p ar
O u tta M y W a y
of Oregon stted was handled. H un
FOR SALE: Slaughter house
office of the
Pacific Power & and he returned to work on the ents, Mr and Mrs E rnest Blay
garian vetch, which was purchas
12x22
and fixtures form erly be
lock. Mrs Sawtell will remain a
ed last year, is not included on
Mrs Karl Landstrom aocompan- Light company and Glen Corey Morrison combine,
longing
to
Glen Kamea. And
ted Jane French home from A! of The Dalles offief were here
Mrs Wily Kmghten is a t home week- and,,Mr Sawtell will remain
the schedule released to county
2175
feet
1-2
and 3-4 w ater pipe.
bany Monday to spend the week th « week for a p art of a day.
again a fte r aiding the ratiom ng to help harvest.
AAA offices this we»k and will
At
Grass
Valley,
T. Lester Johnson
visiting her parents, Mr and Mrs
Alec McLeod was dismissed board a t Wasco for the past four
not be eligible under the 1943
Mrs Jennie M artin of Moro is
L L P e e tz .
from the Mid-Columbia hospital weeks while Mias Georgia H arper helping Mrs Clyde Stradley dur
Mrs Estelle HUI, MUs Alma iast Sunday where he had been took a rest. The boax?d hav» ax- ing the harvest season
Klum, and Jan et ' George and treated for bum s
received while pressed their appreciation of her
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T h e W o rld ’s News Seen T h ro u g h
Dave Rogers and M/iss Elsie
children were over night guests fighting fire a t Clarance Morri- valuable emergency service,
Bibby brought Stephen and J a n
the hristian cience onitor
of Mr and Mrs C. P. Moore last 80n’a. Mr and Mrs Alvin Wagon-
Betty
ice Bibby . home Friday a fte ”
An Intemetion^ Deily Newtptper
we-k end
blast brought him
home Sunday t;on from the bank and is new spending several days in Cornel
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Mr and Mrs LeeRoy Haneen ar.d
doing nothing but cook for her ius visiting their grand mother,
k T ru th fu l— CasaMtuctive UnWaee^«-—Fewer from
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.on, Norman, went to J ^ . n d
f »,h e” ¿ » T “ 1
F° ™ erly M rs Frances Bibby.
inn — Editorials A re Tunaly and Insll n tir o and t« E M I?
to visit relative, for a few «fays
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Mr and Mrs A rt Bibby too’:
Features, Together with the Weekly M a g e rn « Sectio», M ans
Robert Gillmor has been moved
till harvest is ready again
Dave Rogers and Elsie Bibby to
the M onitor an Ideal Newspaper fo r the H oasa
to Pittsfield, M assachusetts altho
Earl Belshee was here from he
Price > 12-00 Yearly, o r >1.00 a M onth.
The Dalles Sunday and met Mr
he is stiH working for General
k Saturday Iwue, including Magasin« Section. <2.40 a Y e a n .
Yakima valley for a few days last
and Mra Edison Sutherland < ’
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Introductory O d e r, S Issues 23 Cenas
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Electric on w ar m aterial.
week end.
Pu’lman, Wn-, who will v b it at
Obtainable
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Wyman
French
has
been
sent
to
Mrs Robert Belshee went to *
th? A rt Bibby home.
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Columbus, Ohio, a t Ohio State
K. »dine Room." C hr'.ti*» Sclenr. | l \ .
San Francisco to visit her sons,
Mr and Mrs P at Willdughby
Dashing ovt-r the ' home plate.
university for engineering train
Harold and Elmer, who are in
and baby were business visitors Babe Rarna of the New York Giants
Society, Moro Oregon.
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the Navy, and her daughter, Dol
In The Dalles Monday.
knock* both bail and glove from the
Both Howard and Lester Conlee
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hands of Catcher Hernandes of the
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are through threshing and, with
T M Rolfe and grandson,Davis Chicago Cubs during a tight game
Mrs Dewey Thompson went to
their wives are taking a rest a- Wells, and granddaughter, M ar at the 1 olo Grounds ia New York.
Portland Monday afternoon to
long
the seacoast.
ilyn Mathews, were business vis
visit her mother Mrs. Peake , who
The
meeting
of
the
county
court
¡tors in The Dalles Monday.
is to have an operation soon.
Wednesday
was
a
very
quiet
one
Mr and Mrs Wily Knghten of
Miss May H urst, public welfare
g, lJBBffCa ^OOBMID
as
both
Commissioners
were
busy
Moro
were business callers here
jidm inistrator for Sherman coun
in the harvest field. Commissioner Monday.
ty. left last week end fo r a two
Miller came in in the afternoon
Mrs Carsten von Borstel came
weeks vacation.
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to OK the bills with Judge Wilson up from Portland Tuesday to
Charles Sanford of th e Portland
and other business was not pres- spend some time here visiting
Cbildren a re learning the prtnci-
CARD OF THANKS
A t W a p in itia M ill, 2 0 M ila e w est o f M a u p -
her children.
We URe th » m - n . . t « p r e -
Donald Schilling returned to
mg our thankfullness te the m any mealg a | Central school, La»n Gene Lockett has had trouble with
in on h ig h w a y . C a n be lo a d e d a t th e
kind friends who aided us a t the Beach N y
Kerc a husky ia<l
Rnee agajn and
he may his home Sunday a fte r spending
three weeks visiting his grand
time of the death o f our wife ano
a g |r l to pin on his apron
returned to the sta te s from
W o o d ch u te, P le n ty o i it.
parents,
Mr and Mrs W F Schil
m o th e r.
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before roir.g to work a t the stove
North Africa
ling.
The Reckman Family
< Marion McKee writes th a t he
MMi i i i i m n i u i l l l l l l l l l l l i n t f í t t t t t g «
M t and Mrs Earl McKenny and
UNTIL YOU'VE SEEN
has moved to Portland fro m . Sa fam ily of Heppner spent Sunday
lem and is now employed a t the here visiting his parents,M r and
THE AMAZING NEW
Postoffice Pharmacy.
Mrs O N Ruggles.
AUREX
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Old» to taling l^T Vaca-
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Even BoVS Qo for It
Wood For Sale
G reen Mill Run P ine 1 6 ”
$ 1 . 5 0 C ord
DON’T BUY ANY
HEARING AID
C. A . Ruggles
W . R. Taylor M.D.
307 U.S. NATIONAL BANK
THE DALLES. OREGON
INSURANCE
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On Sale
EATING is a daily performance,
a habit almost universal, praise be.
B U Y IN G FO O D is almost so.
You need a constant, steady, handy
source of supply where the larder can
be replenished with _ good food at good
prices. T h at means
Zeigler’s <&ii7
Mt. H ood P ine Co.
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Grass Valley
Applications fo r a special doc
deer and cow elk tag s are com
ing in rapidly, according to the
Oregon sta te game comfmission,
particularly fo r the G rant coun
ty doe deeT and the northeastern
Oregon cow elk area- 'F or the
la tte r two areas, a t lea&t, it ap
pears th a t the. quota will be
oversubscribed b y .A ugust 16,
which will necessitate a draw
ing to determine to whom tag s
are to be issued. Anyon-e wish
ing to participate in the- draw
ing m ust have his application in
the office of the game coiumis-
sion before five o’clock the a fte r
noon of A ugust 16.- The drawing
will then be held a t ten o’clock
Thursday m orning, August 19,
a t the game commission office in
616 Oregon Building, Portland;
Mrs Boyce Blaylock has as
her house guest her sister, Mrs
C harles. Tallman, and daughter,
Jackie, of Douglas, Arizona, who'
arrived Friday.
Mr and Mrs Edison S uther
land and her sister, Mrs A rt Bib
by w ent to The Dalles Monday
evening leaving Tuesday fo r P ort
land on business. Mr Sutherland
returned to his home in Pullman
and Mrs Sutherland will return
here with her sister for a yisit.
p +er bow the new Aurex aid brings back
your happiness of hearing, gives you
26% wider range of voices and mnaio
even whispers. Perfected by America’s
pioneer laboratory in tiny high-fidelitjf
vacuum radio tubes, the new Aurex is
accepted by American Medical Aseocia-«
tiou’s Council on Physical Therapy.
Like glasses, the new “ Model C ” Au ured
youJ
is scientifically fitted to overcome yoi
and
individual hearing kieses. So little ar
light you hardly know It ’s there. “Sim-*
plified one switch control.” Low operat
ing cost “A ” batteries available at any
general store. Guaranteed. Budget terms.
FREE HEARING TEST. OR BOOK
In your borne or local Aurex office, 4
trained technician gives you a scientifid
heating test. This gives you an accurate
vaipable record of your individual hear-*
ingloesea, without any obligation.
Mr and Mrs George Smith and
daughter, Judy, were in The Dal
les Monday when Judy entered
the hospital to have her tonsil* r --------MAM. TODAY FOR T O « V lC C O ---------y
AUREX PORTLAND Co.
and adpoids removed
Mrs H O Dugger and Mr and 410 Studio Bldg. Portland, Orel
□ Send me free book on b e tte r hearing
Mrs John Engetrom were busi
thru new high-fidelity radio tubes. Give
ness visitors in The Dalles Wed
me free authoritative hearing teat in
home □ or in local Aurex office □
nesday.
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Trtrs Orville Ruggles k f t Wed I N am t
nesday for Portland to spend I Street
some time visiting her parents, I, C ity ................. .............. S l a t e , . . . . J .......... j
Rev. and Mrs L S Boyce.
Notice of Public Auction
Notice it hereby given thet the school boerd of tch-
ool district N o . 21z Sherman County, Oregon wlH
hold • public «uction at the ilte of th« Gorman
school house Saturday, August 21st., 1943 at7iOO P.
M . , and will sell to the highest bidder the following
property, to wit:
The Gorman schoolhouse
coal Furnace
1 shed building
1 out house
woven wire fence enclosing school
groumds - - - otner minor articles
W . E. Nichols
Clerk Pro-tem
Harvey Thompto»
Chainas», School Dfa*t N*. SI