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About Sherman County journal. (Moro, Or.) 1931-current | View Entire Issue (Aug. 27, 1943)
1 t>AUfc », ttUBKMAM U nJM tY JUUM lAL. MUUU. UMKGOh. Rain Stop Harvest In J Gleij McLachlin is ngein im Ml»a M argaret McDernud wig, proving in a hospital in The Dalles visited friends dir Portland and alter receiving a set back in his Oyegon City several days letu ra- first c^nvaleeenoe. ed home Friday. z * Mrs Randall Martin went to The Joe Brackett of Portland is in Dalle« Tuesday to have her son the Wasco vicinity during the V X / * Johnny’s tonal» reproved She wify ■harvest season looking after bus return in a day or ao. * iness interests. Mrs. Ed Sharp is here to visit R H McKean’s feed store and with her parent®, Mr and Mrs Joe Mrs Mike O’Meara and son of service station was broken into Peters. California who have been visiting and ruffled and some things stol A letter from Carl Peetz says her brother in law and family, Mr en. They took besides cash, gas, he ia at Fort Banning, G a, get and Mira Pat O'Meara a week and oil etc. This has gotten to be ting ready for has officer training left for home Monday. While here —And ft Can Cut Y a.common occurance a t harvest which will begin aa soon aa he sMra Mike O’Meara and son and Overhauls In Half « time every year when business has had some basic work. Mr and. Mrs Pat O’Meara drove places and homes are brokep into. Now, U . S. submarines r— rk right ’ A. ‘ L atest" information abodt the over to Ione to visit another bro- It .is to be hoped the guilty p a r out to Nippon’s beadles co land haymakers on Jap shipping. One poctponment of the abandonment hter and family. Mr and M n ties will be apprehended soon reason is because their Diesels are of the Kent-Shaniko section of the Paul O’Meara. . lubricated with R P M D E L O . I t Shaniko branch is that the Union contains a special compound that Mrs Casha Ya$ea had visitors Back iLc attack by iipnfns Pacific agreed (to poefcponment un eliminates sticking rings, keeps Sunday, her sister Mrs A R Rah your p.: y.oil saviug3 ¿our pistons clean after rivy * » d * of til NovehAfcr 30 if alt was agree,! very next payday. Measure man of Wapita and her nephew miles of heavy-duty operation, ends by petitioners that the wheat in your savings by your new bearing corrosion. and 'wife, Mr and Mrs Cleo Reh question be no froaen in w are higher income. Now, you need R P M D E L O man of Yakima, Wn., and Mrs houses T)y «government loans or more than ever, io cut wear to a Rebraan’s daughter, Mrs iHarpId whisper and stretch the life of otherwise. - Hawk and little son of Arcadia, scarce parts. Mrs Lyle W alen and ®on are Florida- /-> T°Ns SnPAlJ* here to visit .Mr and Mrs W D BOATS R eturning from se?35 Wallen for a few days. *1 Mr and Mrs Harland Johnson NORTH A FR IC A H A V E 1 t Lester Coulee f®tumed Wed of Spokane, Wn., are visiting rel BROUGHT $00,000 TOUS OF nesday night from the coast to, atives in WascO while Harland is P^OSPKA € ROCK TO MSLP sec;£Ds U N IT E D begin fall work and finish his w aiting his d ra ft call. barn. Mrs Coulee remained at STA TES Hww or M el YoerOrder Tedey Mr and Mrs Philip Johnson of C. R. A N D É R S O N the beach. Portland were here- visiting his Grass V a lle y , Phone 232 parents, Mr and Mrs Sid Johnson. J. C. WILSON BONDS .M rs A rthur Sargent spent sev HIGHWAY COMMISSION Wasco Phone 552 eral days in Portland returning AND ■is the a i r c r a f t carrier, Enterprise. (Continued from Page One) home Monday. Mrs Katherine Larson of P ort Y our lo c a l re p re s e n ta tiv e STAMPS Mrs Hazel Moffet and baby Danny, aa home folks all call him land, daughter of Mr and Mrs Engineer, Public Roads Adminis to r tra tio n ; John Kelley, Salem, Di daughter of Prinville are visiting has seen two and one-half years Fred Hennagin. visited them over of active «ei-vice for his country her parents, Mr and Mrs Bert rector, Postw ar Readjustm ent & the week end. ‘ STANDARD of C A LIFO R N IA and has survived many perils of Development Committee; Ralph H atley and family. Dr Helena W inters of Kelso Mr and Mrs H H W hite have a w arfare. He says, ‘‘Am I glad to was a guest of Mr and Mrs S ar Watson, Portland, Oregon Journal; graqdson. Hudson Kemp White, get home and find’ my land legs ” gent one day last week. ' Dr. E. B. McDaniel»,. Portland, The two table card club mem President, Oregon State Motor visiting them. Mr and Mrs Pres Boise of Cam ber» and families held a potluck as, Wn., arrived Monday and are M t and Mrs Arthur Van Gilder Association; Senator Marshall E Cornett. Klamath Fall»; Joe Ger of Tillamook visited relatives over pdcnic dinner Sunday with Mrs moving th eir furniture from the A ugusta Huckin a» hostess. Those Tate house to Camas. Elvis Rich ber, advertising man; W. H. Lyn a recent weekend. Miss Lavelle Gosson is horn«? present were Mr and Mrs Frank ¡3 doing the hauling. ch, Public Roads Adm inistration; J. E. Peck, State Engineer, 'Hie for "her vapatkm befo re‘a s ® H r r Lambome and grandchildren, Mis» Mr and Mrs William H u ttz of Dalles; Dave Falkenhagen, The a teaching position at Clafc»kanin'» Lavelle and Gaylord Guy, Mr and Portland were guests of her par Mies Helen Blau has returned Mrs B H Grady, Mr and Mrs Chas. ents,. Mr qud Mrs Ed Feldman the Dalles. hrm e for the vacation before BYerett. Mr and Mrs Sid Johnson. first of the week. Mr and Mrs J T Johnson, Mrs school. Mrs Hal Shelton has been re BRAND Fathers Draft Mrs Jam es O’Meara and in- ■ Anna Lee, Miss Joan. Van Dyken leased from the hospital a t Hood < Kentucky Straight Bourbon Whiskey * f a r t son are vieitrng her m other and hostess Mrs A Huckin. River and is a t the home of her Coming October 1 in Portland. Mr and Mrs Owen B arnett gave parents, Mr and Mrs Ed McKee. " C H E E R F U L A S I T S IVA M B " A fire set bv lightn’" * the the young people-a dinner Tues Mr and Mrs Lloyd Robinson of National Distillers Product f A fter October 1 when d ra ft 90.4 efld M urrav place, where Chas. day evening honoring Danny Kase The Dalles visited her brother and ing of fathers begins, those in Proof Kennv live®, burned some pas berg and friend Glenn Fischer. family, M t } and Mrs John McClure non-deferable activities or occu tu re recently. Those present besides these two Sunday. He returned home but pations, regardless of their order Mrs Ralnh Scott and son and young men were Misse« Betty and Mrs Robinson stayed for a long numbers, will be the first father* daughter have all been having a Shirley Juhnke and June Hines. er visit. called for m ilitary service. Those seive of mumps. Mrs Cliff Findley came home Mr and Mrs Glenn Van Gilder who transfer to essential occupa Postm aster and Mrs Hnl While Friday from Portland. of Portland visited relatives in tions and thus release single men and son, Jimmy, left Tuesday for A num ber have finished harvest - Wasco recently. for m ilitary service help to de a we~ks vacation trio to <'*1^ ng among whom a re William An Lt. Eugene Spencer has retu rn crease the need for drafting fa th nomts. Miss J Van Dvken is a t drews, Ed Olson, Vernon Van ed to the states a fte r six months ers. Generally speaking, a fte r Oc the Post office during th eir St>- Gilder, and Wily McDonald. of sea duty and is head of thr tober 1, the occupation of an eli senee; We understand th a t Gene Hud Ordinance departm ent a t the Of gible ’ reg istran t will determine Mrs L lo vd H enn ag in o f P o r t has been transferred from Fort ficers Induction School in Holly w hether he will be inducted or A t W a p in itia M i l l , 2 0 M ile s w e s t o f M a u p land w ho has been vi*h 5n g relo- Lewis to. Camp A dair and Glenn wood, Florida. His brother, Clar deferred if his number is called. Hveg a n d frie n d s in W asco and Van Gilder is m the navy instead ence wounded over seas now at in o n h ig h w a y . C a n b e lo a d e d a t th e However the question of hardship Mom rVtaimed h^me Tne«d»iv. of the arm y. a hospital in Utah is reported as to dependents m ust be given con Mr and Mrs Wavne Darbv and , Mrs Zetta Fields was taken to gradually getting better. His mo W o o d c h u t e , P le n t y o f it. sideration 4n each case. _____ children of Portland arrived F r i The Dalles for medical attention ther, Mrs H. Spencer is still vis day to visit his m other. Mm Ly by her son Keith Fields. * - iting him. dia Darby- Sunday them w*s a picnic of all the Smith, Ferguson and Darby relarves at the city H elps You Look Y o u r Best park. Phone 263 Y.2C Danny Kaseberg of the FOR APPOINTMENT navy and his friend, Y-3C G C Fischer of Sheridan, are home on furlough for 30 days. Their ship O’Meara Family FOOD Have Reunion Part of County A tlo n e A little rain Saturday morning and a heavy dew stopped all threshing around Moro although wheat was hauled to Hay Canyon after fields had dried Saturday. Joe Belanger was here the first of the week from Peadleton to give the final weeding to his fallow experiment plots. Threshing is finished on the experiment station and the wheat . grown on the Gilliam eounty plots has been threshed. Yields are re ported as being good although the job of compiling all the yields will take several weeks. Mrs A S Johnson and her sis ters, Mrs Dae Idleman and M*s Jean Stanley and- M rs L H Na- house were here last week end from Salem to spend a few days with Mrs Johnson’s daughter. Mr« - Lam er Sayrs and Mrs Nahouse’s daughter, Mrs Ronald Powell. Mrs Eloise Bel she, accompanied by Mrs Lloyd Hennagin, came up from Portland Friday. They re- t ’rie d the first of th is week tak- j ’»» Mrs Belshe’s furniture with tb* e . J H g * and Mrs George Upde g u f f v/ere in Portland the last of the v ' ’< for a couple of days. M M Saunders has been tuning - up the pianos in the country the past week. State Communication of 'Eure ka Lodge No. 121, • • A.F.&.A M. Thursday evening Sept. 2d. Your presence s requested. The Kent American Legion is giving the H arvw t Ball a t Kent Saturday night. Be There • * H arry Ragsdale write« from th a t it rain« heavily ** there and he would like to see some Sherman county dust Mr and Mrs E E Barnum were down from Bend Friday unt.'l Sun day as a little vacation from pitching alfalfa. Rev J D Moberg drove to As toria last week on hearing that his m other was very iU- She was in little danger bythe tim e he arrived but will require some care for a time. Mr and Mrs Dick Ginn were here laat week from Montana to »pend a few day» w>th bia bro ther, Harold Ginn and family. Donald William« cam e back from Alaska Wednesday morning a fter about a y^ar in those parts, broken by one trip home. Donald says he is through with it now. Clifford L. Smith was hero Tuesday from the sta te college on a trip for the extension depart ment. Bill Cauthere came home last week for good, having quit the oiling work for the state highway to stay a t home for the remain- * der of the summer. ,Mr and Mrs Elmer Hansen and daughter were here last weekend and Mrs Hansen and daughter remained for a longer visit. Mr and Mrs W ilbert M artin and two sons of Portland c a m e 'T h u r sday to spend the rerfiainder of the week with bis parents, Mr and Mrs W J Martin. Jan et Martin returned to her home in the city with tihefn. Mrs C L Poley and Rachael w . tp here Wednesday from Tho Dalles. Rachael is aw aiting her call ho active duty as a WAC. ........nil..................m ini»»»»:»?* C . A . Ruqqles INSURANCE M o ro ' I«»' FttWAY, 4UUUM 17. Ilf* ” O re Want Ads FOR SALE: W heat farm s with alfalfa and irrigation: creek bottom farm » with irrigation; Stock ranches. Phone for dati H L.M orria, Tygh Valley, Ore. FOR SALE: 45 Columbia ewes 3 to 5 years oM, 6 bucks •. I years , old, 35 lambs 4 months old. Stew art 4 ipoint power »hear e r with sharpner. Used only two seasons. Letz hay dhopper (2-ton per hour capacity) 4 years old- Best offer takes all - m ust be ' sold before Sept. 7. M. S. W al ton, Parkdale, Ore. Phone 186. .VICTORY BUY XAR S unny ¡B rook ¡ Wood For Sale G r e e n M ill R u n P i n e 1 6 ” $ 1 .5 0 C ord M t. H o o d P i n e C o . WASCOBEWJTY SHOP W . R. Taylor M.D. 307 U.S. NATIONAL BANK GAS AND OIL Any Quantity THE DALLES, OREGON R.' H. M c K EAN and SON T. Lester Johnson u w ru WASOO • MORO ____________ ______ J For In su ra n c e Grain. Feed, Flour, Fur, Farm Implements, Bags, Twine PHONES Feed »to re , Offi*o Residence 163 162 > 182 WASCO OREGON Walther-Williams Co. Is an old, established firm that has been selling, servicing and repairing cars for a generation. 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. Tire Repair and Recapping - Done Quickly . FOR SALE— Income home - main apt. five rooms, fireplace - 3, 3rm. a p t - private entrances hot w ater heat, oH furiiace cen trally located. Tefle. 3923. E. M. Holman 1014 12th St. (Hood Ri 4 O lE 3 r d ver, Oregon. 42-5 ch. ,0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 9 9 9 1 The Dalle« , «. A The A llied combine has just made the first round on the European field 1 1 . / . ■ - • : . ' • . < * We can’t catch the rabbits in that field until the last round THAT TAKES TIME AND SUPPLIES \ I
