Sherman County journal. (Moro, Or.) 1931-current, August 20, 1943, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextPAGE I, SHERMAN COUNT* JOURNAL, MORO, OREGON, FRIDAY, AUGUST » , 114« A Mr and Mr» Arthur Chamnefis are here thia week for a tW t with bar parents, Mr and Mrs Dan Me* Lachlte. He is going the army next weak. * ter of Salem, Ml» C P Leehen and L B Maaneb o f Portland. In terment was ma da aft Calvary «am- etery, Portland Tueaday, August n th . * Fire waa set by lightning Sun day on the old Allen Murray place. Some gweture land was Miss Donna Robertson of P o rt burned. land is paying her grandparents Mr Arnot, woriring e t the Col Mr and Mrs Sydney Johnson a umbia Machine shop, had the visit. Mrs G Talley was in The Dal m isfortune of cutting a finger off- les Friday. Mr and Mrs W R Reid re Mrs Glenna Anderson has »-e- ceived word Saturday evening rigned her position with the th a t th eir son. William C Reid, Co-ops and is now working on the* ha» been advanced from the rank rationing board. of Technician 4th grade to Staff M.rs Cynthia Bowden of Walla Sergeant. He is still stationed at Walla, Wn. has accepted the po Terminal No. 4 and is living at sition a t the Co-ops vacated by his home in Portland. Mrs Anderson and is making her home with Mr and Mrs Orville Yocum- Mir and Mrs Ted Proudfoot and infant daughter left fo r their home in Renton, 5yn., Sunday af- Proudfoot and Mr and Mrs J T te r spending a few weeks with th eir parents. Mr and Mrs H D Johnson. Bud Belshe Injured In Pfc Harry Wayne Young, »On of Mr and M rs Grover C- Young of Grass Valley, Oregon has oom- Da mold Belshe feU reteep while pl' t*d W* " " " " “ " aviation mechanic in tin« echool returning home on (the Columbia of the Army Air Forces Techni-' highway Sunday night and wreck- cal Training Command. His grad ed his car. His face was out by uation from thia technical school broken glass and hb legs bruised -now fits him for airplane main- necessitating a stay of a day in tenance and he will be sent to the hospital. » some air bane where he will as- Z \ „ -' J , , . x, Mat in keeping America’s Flying Rachael Poley has joined tne Fortresaee air fw . Allied WACs. Daughter of Dr. and Mrs y^tory C. L. Poley, now of The Dalle«, ' __ y . . .. w — , , , ” . o .».^7 Corliss McLeod left Wednesday »he has been working on Portland . xii*— . . T. . 4. - for Lincoln. Nebraska to visit for several years, although ner J” ~ , . his sister, M rt Jack Corwin school life was spent in Sherman f . Trains are running daily on the Shaniko branch this week to move I t is reported here th a t a <yug, the wheat th a t is crowding truck djjven by George Black- the elevators now th a t harvest is burne was erttoirely destroyed last causing new w heat to come in Friday when crossing th e mam rapidly. Twenty to . th irty cars line of the Union Pacific from the are being loaded nearly every day. Columbia ferry Report hag it th a t H arvest w eather has prevailed Blackbume was towing a turn- ^hia week and except for early ble-bug and his truck stalled on morning cutting has gone on with the crossing. As the tra in ap- no interruption. Some m achines —;-------- pro ached he got out. The truck have already finished and m an y '1 One of the proudest -mothers in was demolished. * fields have been cut. Another Portland, o r anywhere for that ..... „ - ;___ ««.iviniv week and m any will be through, m atter, is Mrs Caroline Unander, lly a C. V. Belknap celebrated his daughter of the late Simon Ben c. v rit from W m other. M rt A by Auto Wreck W” ^ .. Mt ^regor ° ° «av.xhters, Ruth M curepor. 4 ,? M argaret ^ r i n g as usual. She has ju st been advised that H arry Kunaman was in The jn opd-M ay'her twenty-nine year Dalles Thursday on business for son Sigfrid B. Unander was the hotel ¡ L > t o d to the grade of Major b in j • Melaer wed- maid a t the M-urp y ding. She re rn u — »Ww will be emp oy >n . , , _ , store d unng the remainder • A card haa te e n received here addressed to the E. H. Crow faw - Ay» * naine no one cAn r a » 15- H tell» th a t E. H. Crew, now a pri- * j Mulrl,.st, priM n a m p m hc Mr r v*c atwn' and Mrs United s ta te s Field Artil- lery in - North Africa ‘f ollowing active service in both th e South p aeiflc and European areas, ----- --------------------------------------------- , u weU- Men have re“ived F resh m ati To Get some Red Cross food and are an- * • ® Serai Searcy and daughter. Mrs Orville Thoger- were here the firet of the week leaving for theSr home in Portland Thursday morning. Or- villo into and the ." « le e has i o been l X called the Seabeee. xfeusly aw aiting more. W riter of ja - . x • _ A A th e card listens daily to Tokyo broadcaats. *A ',N o t the butcher, the b aker,the candlestick b u ter. t the th e elee* - Individual .tU n tto n ~ w.il be g,v- tririan. the maker, retiau ran Audrey ia staying Mt home. Serai , , ™nn7ng e ? I river b e t bet ween Astoria and Portland. ~ ~ Mr and Mrs E Ez Barre« left Thursday for their sum nwr home at Newport to stay until harvest u - **- Mrs M artin Melzer and dau- . r»_; tn «.wrf tzv ghter, PnsciUa went to Portland P o r t!« * perinU ndent are out harvestng en to entering fres men u en s there day.- * ‘he U -v e rs rty of Oregon fall Major and M r. Karl Lands»rom U rm by a speeml group of adv.s- and daughter left last Friday fo r ers who will not only help the F ort Benning. Ga. where the ma- students select courses required tor jor win take additional Infantry their m ajor but a l s o '™ ur’ training. This is the fifth time which will best fit them r they have been acroso the states- specialized training when they art - - __________ * R inducted into the armed services, by A tte n tio n A t VT*- UoiVeTSlty " “ Portland to hake tiw » g o f or S d l O o l B u S C S New Mexico where h e r husband is stationed.* They / returned Tues- day. . _ _ ..a Mrs W J M artin Jr- has been ill for the past few days and there- fore absent from her a c m ^ n n e d duties as assistant postm aster. I Pvt Darwin A Van Gilder of M o ro ’ Oregon assigned to the Aviation Engineer». Geiger Field, Wn has been promoted to the wrade of Private F irst Class, a t- ter one and a half weeks of in- tensive training. He is one of the 9 000 -killed men in 7« different categories who are being trained for non-commissioned officers job. ♦ trained rvcwi specialist, a n n a lis ts m in th eir Oi l 1 ¿00111(1 n < _ Donald Erb, premdent. . > P o n o ir x iJ D C I V e p a ir C U J School authorities and school bue operators have been warned ODT against delaying the over school buses. Lant min- efforts to obtain necessary re- pairs m ay reauR in buses being Rid up when schools open this A l l . The shortage of «killed me- chanire and the scarcity of repair P*rts m ay result in unexpected delay», and a general check-up may reveal th a t some burea can- not be. repaired and m ust be re- placed. The ODT suggests th at « h o o l a u th o riti« or echool bus drivers contact local ODT com- Entering freshmen subject to service will also have an opportunity to prepare for the gkrmy-Navy qualifying examina - tions to be given a t the Univer- aity early in November. These students who pass the examina tions may then enlist rn the Army or Naval reserve program s!A-12 OT V-12) and w.11 be .reigned to wi arm y or navy college train- ing unit for th e continuation of th eir education when they are call- ed to active duty. The A-12 (A rm y) reserve pm- gram give, special training ,n th e field, of eng.neerm g, p .y chology, medicine, y l2 (N and avy) languages, en field of work. — arbe- ?x Mifes is here from The 'that may es to ¿|flieve B H Roberson is taking a vacation of a week i duties a t the depot, rs Wilma Poole and her dau-_ fathpr_and daughter, Anne, e u*p from Salem la st week Wilma Poole and Anne re- rred for a longer rialt*? when Don Poole and fath er l«ft BALL Davis went to Portland remain for a few days Mrs Tom Douma were Sunday and Monday on SALE: Oil Stove and stove $40.00. Call Jo u rn a l office. SALE: Wheat farms with 307 U.S. NATIONAL BANK Rationing of stoves is scheduled alia and irrigation; creek to begin this month. TH E DALLES, OREGON torn farm s with irrigation; ick ranches. Phone for date. - T T A A A * * + « «srRr L.Morris, Tygh Valley, Ore. _ ... 1 The World’® News Seen Through T he C hristian S cience M onitor SHOP A f t I n t e r n e tio n e l D td ly N f w s ^ p f r flM u k a elm You Look Your Best k Phone 263 O tf tttf Tf tutta W C iK r i la T rw *hftd Consti imtivs Unbiased F re t from Sensetional- — Bditorials A te Tim ely and Instructive and Its D a ily Features, Together with the W eakly Magazine Section, M ake tha M o n ito r an Idaal Nawspapar (o r the Hoosa. Prie» $12.00 Y aarly, or $1.00 a M onth. Saturday Iseua, Including Magazins Sechen, $2.60 a Yaar. Introductory O ffer, 6 Issues 25 Cants. » Obtainable eti 9 _ FOR APPOINTMENT ‘. A . Ruggles insurance ... - l ù ^ g RdfemTChristlan Science > S h irty , Morp Oregon. z O rt I I I m m ttfttfttt Harvest Work or Rev. and Mrs Cannel 1 arrived . Guest of Mr and Mrs Stev? Mc Monday from a 'three weeks va cation at Bay City and other Ore Millan over the weekend was Miss gon points. The Reverend says, Agnes Clifford of Mollala. ‘ It’s nice to get away, but nicer to get home again.” Mrs Dan* McDermid made a trip to Moro Monday to visit her v Frank Petticord, a form er Sher uncle, Mr Pinkerton, and cousin man county rancher and well Mrs Wilma Poole. known by the older generation, Mr and Mrs Merle Belshee of Portland, Mrs Emeline W ibwnand Billy Ingram were weekend vis- tors of Mr and Mrs Roy Belshec- Mirs Jeannete McDonald came from Portland to v isit her parents, Mr and Mrs W alter Medlerr for several day». Mrs Lois Hilderhrarxl and Mrs Bruce Grady were shoppng in The Dalles Tuesday. Mr and Mrs »Orville Yocum NO ORPHANS IN THE “CAT ERPILLAR” FAMILY . . . » Mrs Cliff Fridley left via stage Monday for Portland for a medi cal check-up with her doctor. Mrs Esther Stanley is spending several weeks with Mrs Eliza Dingle at Camp Sherman. She left for there Sunday. Mrs A D Edgington and son, Robert of Seattle, is spending sometime with her husband of the Columbia Machine Co. They are domiciled a t the home of Hen ry Richelderfer, recenty vacated. and daughter, Paitricia, spent Sun day in The I>alles. Mr and Mrs W D W atkins drove to The Dalles Sunday. Mr and Mrs L L Funk went to Hood River Sunday where they were met by their daughter and husband, Mr and Mrs Gene Hull of Portland and Mrs Adeline GAS AND OIL Hull of Albany. Gene le ft Mon Any Quantity day for the arm y and Mrs Hull was met at The Dalles Monday R. H. McKEAN and SON In su ra n c e evening by Mr and Mrs Funk and Grain. Feed, Flour, Fuel Mr and Mrs Nesbit. She will vis e, Farm Implements, Bags. Twine it 'her parents sometime. PHONES William Reid had several s tit Residence Office Fecdstore ches taken in a cut hand. 182 162 163 Miss Ramona Boise left last OREGON Tuesday to visit her parents at WASCO i - i i « i g u p < i » i~a e r'e'M»» d'M1 W v l i The dependability of its products and the quality of its service has been proven many times. - Now, when it is doubly import ant that you have good work man ship and quick service to keep your cars and trucks run ning, have us take care of your problems. T ire R epair and Recapping Done Quickly 4O 1E 3 rd u^liJUiiiunBOMononnnnTrir-n— T h e D a lle s _ —— BACK UP YOUR BOY p e y re ll soviafs DON’T BUY ANY HEARING AID UNTIL YOU'VE SEEN THE AMAZING NEW AUREX Hear how the new Aurax aid brings beck your happiness o f hearing« givee you 2 5 % wider range o f voioee and muaio even whiapera. Perfected b y A marine’a pioneer Laboratory in tiny bigh-Adelity vacuum radio tubes, the new Auras ie accepted by American M edical Aaaocia* tion'a Council on Physical Therapy. Like glaaeee, the new "M odal C ” Aurad ie ecientiftcally fitted to overcome you f indivslual hearing loaeea. So httie an a light you hardly know it’a there. “S b n J plified one switch control.” Low operat ing cost “ A “ batteries available a t any general store. Q uirenteed. Budget terms. . . . is a tim ely saying in our shop. It doesn’t m atter whether F ta HEJUHM TOT, M BOW your tractor is a predecessor mo In y o u r hom e or local Aurex office, g del bearing the name Holt or Best tr a in e d technician gives you e ecientifid or whether it ’s a modern “C ater h e n rin g te et. Thia gives you an aocurate p illa r” Diesel, we w ill give It the v a lu a b le reco rd Af your individual haari same reliable attention t<< keep It in g loewa, without any obligation. working efficiently on your job. I - --------MAO. TODAY F M F M I I A U R E X P O R T L A N D Cn. The main thing is— don’t let horse 410 Studio Bldg. Portland. Ore* power lay idle— it must be kept □ Send me free book on better working for Victory. thru new Mgb Adeiity radio tubes Give died a t CoirVftlli« recently a t the age of 91 and was buried at Al bany. Miss Lucy Coffee of Portland was last weeks guest of • Mr ar.d^ Mrs P at O’Meara. Is an old, established firm that has been selling, servicing and repairing cars for a generation. T. Letter Johuoa rant A ds B E fiU IY Busy With Camas, Wn. Mr and Mrs Susie Hastings and Mr and Mrs C M Cunningham Vancouver, Wn., arrived S atu r day to visit htT son and brother Lewis H astings and family. They left for home Wednesday. Walther-Williams Co. ‘ irle Belshe. eldest son o fR W le. is here this harvert and driving truck for Catroll j G O Wasco Resident ™-«rp¡!lar program offers special trainng .n deck, engineer, supply, aviation, pre-chaplain, pre-medical and pre dental, and m arine corps The new lower-division advis ory program will help the student coordinate his courses in his ma jo r field of atudy with those which will better prepare him for ser vice in the pmned forces. Mr Erb explained. d’The university has already adjusted its cw^iculum to m eet the demands of the w ar OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOMOOOCXiOOOOOOOOOOOOOOC AUGUST 21 training program . It' is hoped that WASCO OPERA HOUSE ___ the advisers will work out a course De Moss M elodiers Ladies 25c of study fo r each individual stu- Adm ission $ 1 0 « " dent so th at he may prepare him "o- self to be of maximum service when called to the w ar effort, and a t the same tim e advance in his own field during his stay a t the univefsity.” ‘ z F u rth er details ’about possible courses of study m ay he obtained by w riting to Carl F. »Kossack, arm ed services representative for W . R. Taylor M .D . the U niversity of Oreghn. H a rv est rs Ida lay to r and ortand He waa summoned *into service in April. 1941 as 1st Lieutenant, U. S. Army. A t the time, he was serving at .Executive Aaaiaitant to Governor Charles A. Sprague of Oregon. Early in 1942 he was assigned to active duty in A ustralia with the first American troops. His South Pacific m inion completed the Portlander was brdered back to W ashington, promoted to a Harold Ireland, Glenn VanGil- der, Andy Talley and Henry Rich- elderfer left for Portland last Friday for their call to the army. Miss Erma Scott is visiting rel atives in Heppner. Henry Ford of Portland is spending sometime with his daugh ter, Mrs Ertrelle Hailey. Mrs Mary Macriab of Portland Captaincy and assigned to a fu r died August 14 at the age of 81. ther" special chore in connection She is the mother of M rs Alex with the impending invasion of Macnah of Wasco, Mrs L E Por- North Africa. He was one of tihe first Am er ica officers to land near Casablan YOUR ca with our invading Army. Major Unander sent home sev eral trophies he captured in ^ m - bat with Axis troops, believed to be first of their nature to arrive in Portland He is still in foreign service. . O’MtARA Supply & Imp. 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Notice of Public Auction Notice is hereby given that the school board of achool district No. 21, Sherman County, Oregon will hold a public auction at th e site of the Gorman Schoolhouae Saturday, August, 21 stw 1943 at 7:0« P.M m and »ell to the highest bidder the following proparty, tft wit: The Gorman schoolhouse 1 coal furnace 1 shed building • ¡tu.— . -t-it»-.-~ ‘ ‘ ' 1 out house woven w ire . fence enclosing school grounds - - - other minor articles H arvey Thompson W . E. Nichols Clerk Pro-tem Chairman. School JMa*t No. Si -i