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Visits Home
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FRIDAY, AUGUST 6. 1943
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David Rlchelderfer of Camp
Cook, California is home on fur
lough arriving Friday.
An out of town oar was wreck
ed at the highway turn near the
Christian ehuroh Saturday even
ing failing to make the ’turn aiwP~-
hit an electric light pole freak
ing it off, turned over wrecking
his car. He was not seriously in
jured.
Mrs Gladys Tate Ford and «
little daughter of Phoenix, Ariz..
are visiting Mr and Mrs Httdred
Zell aad old friends an Wasco and
The Dalles.
Joe Akers, son of Carroll Ak
Captain Anthony H o llu b tuaniw«! the »«:«i« < m gun« <4 l»U u
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ers, Richard Hinman and Keith
plane to return the fire of the Ja|» ••••
k on < Isrk Field — Uie
Hudson ail o f Milwaukie, arrived
P h ilip p in e .. Exposed |., .lr .f i» « x-'w?« »he New Mesien
ran
aeroM the field for more .o n.....
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Thursday evening on the stage
ready to M^r.fice h i. l i f e - ' ’ .
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ran >ou in-
and all have harvest jobs Jos
vast in Payroll S aving h ’
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with Robert Kaseberg, Richard
a t Ama Rlcheiderfers and Keith
with Ed Olson.
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in the meaning of the Code. Ed-
"too and broadcaster. a ~
M n Robert Evans of Moro _ B,lle
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aUy requested to be alert to every
spent Friday
with friends *’ irt DaHes Wddne*day’
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mention of radar and . n o t a r y
Wasco.
>irtabliBh bt.
Mr and Mrs Chester Paul An Joan Van Dyken were m Th
drews o f Salem came Saturday
w***^”*?’
. yond all question that there is
B tt Scott «turned ire™ a tnp
Q authorlty f w ew ry
to visit two weeks with his par
ents, Mr and Mrs G C Andrew*
before answering the army cal .
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W if e *n material on the aubject-othei
Moat of the combines are now W°I k 71.. .P0TtSan
t,w than that released by appropri-
the
Q
ment auth o r ity -to the
at work harvesting the . golden and children are «pending
of
for revu-w
grain of the county. Some grain summer with her motto« ,
L. Darby. Mr Ferguson wn»
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rf ’publication or
is yet too green to harvest.
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Mrs Margaret Tuei of Port principal of the Mt. Tabor school
and
the
family
will
move
to
Port-
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wouid
land spent the weekend in W a so
land in the f«H-
not be made if the highest con-
with relative« and friends.
Mr and Mrs Dale Me ug
giderationiJ of national tecurity
Miss Vivian Trounce gave her
last piano lesson in ttown Friday and daughter. Sharon,
, were not directly involved.
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until school starts again. She -couver, Wn„ who spent severrl
Back the attack by upping
left Moro Tuesday’for Portland days with her mother, Mrs May-
your payroll savings your
to spend her • vacation
with me Elliot of Klondike, returned
very next payday. Measure
home Wednesday.
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friends.
your sayings by your new
Mr and Mrs Claude Irons of
Mr and Mrs Free Crews went
higher Income.
to The Dalles tp (meet her moth Pomeroy, W»., are making a 10
er. Mrs Abby Hull of Portland, day visit at the home <of her
who came for a viait with her parents. Mr and Mrs E L Woods
of Klondike.
daughter and family.
Mr and Mrs Sid Johnson. M’-
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and Mrs Hugh Walker were in TALK ABOUT RADAR NOW.
The Dalles Friday on business
M n Bather Stanley and Mr/, WORRY TO GOVERNMENT
Pardy Rich drove to The Dalle
The extent of current public
Tuesday
Mr and M n Pat O’Meara re discussion of radar is esurirff
We specialize in solving power
ceived word from their son Rich Me rearing concern to the Govern
problems.
Whether it’s helping
ard stating that he was now in ment.
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locate
additional
power, repair
The
principle
of
radar
is
gen
England, another son, Philip, is
ing
your
present
equipment, ar
erally
understood
here
and
abroad,
in Africa.
helping
you
plan
your w o r k
and
some
limited
dire’osrir-s
have
, Mrs Andy Shearer and grand
schedule, we are always glad U
bçen
mads
oflcially.
New
t
me
son, Billy, : spent the . waefrand
lend a helping hand.
with Mr Shearer ,in The Dalles. thods of applying the nrtncinl«»
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So
that y o u r harvest season
4^ft
being
developed
.
however
Chas. tMugh of
Portland , >
will not be interrupted because
and
tho^v
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much
the
enemy
with the Hsngy Howell harvest
of breakdowns, see us right
does not know.
crew thds summer.
away.
The f»ct of prior oubUcation
The L. Funks and the I W»n-
NeabiU went to Stall creek n$ur shou’d not be used t? cover add
Mt. Hood far a weekend outing. ed description. diw*u«sion. ami
They met Mr and «Mr» Gene Hull deduction, or to surrort i th
and Dr and M n W h W e of Port or drpw a conclusion.
land • trism *
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,;•>.» Radar is a secret weapon with-
C«t»ro*Rwr
M n Laurence Kaaeberg and
daughter, Patricia, are vweiting
relatives in Portland.
William Hines who has been
visiting his niece Mrs Vernon Van
C ider and fsimily left Friday to
visit a daughter in Fossil-
Mr and M n B H Grady and
granddaughter Ruth Anne spent
Sunday in Goldendaie. Wn.. with
Mias Nora Grady.
Hess Williams, salesman ’ for
the General Petroleum Co.
of
Portland was a business visitor
here Wednesday.
M n Frank Larabom entered
The Dalles hospital foe a 'tonsil-
ectomy the 1st of the week.
Mr and M n (Howard Coniee of
Moro were ¿hopping in Wasco >
Saturday.
Madonna BdleUW expects to
enter St. Mary’s Academy of
The Dalles this fall.
Mrs Belle Cldthier and gram»
daughter. Anne, spent the week
end in the country with Mr aud
Mrs Dybert Johnaon.
M n Dybert Johnaon and son.
Gordon,, M n John McCune and
' daughter, Mary Anne, and Mrs
O’MtARA
Supply & Imp. Co
JO H N Q. DOk
w heatfarm er
MORO OREGON
with picture!/ or
¿rowri Or not
Give him a break
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FOR APPOINTMENT
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GAS AND OIL
Any Quantity
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Grain. Foed. Flour, Fuel
Farm Implements. Bags. Twine
PHONES
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