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About Sherman County journal. (Moro, Or.) 1931-current | View Entire Issue (Oct. 1, 1943)
■i VMÌE 5, MMRMMAM CtMJM*» JOURNAL», HOMO. ÇRKGO/V. % ' t . ’ ‘ '• . FRIDAY, OCTOBER |, lM> Harvest Ends Rail Employe Bonds Buy Bom ber......... With Biggest * A • Crop Sheltered ✓ With hut • few days cutting left for one combine the harvest season is practically over around the central part o f the county. Taken in at the three elevators Hay Canyon, Moro and Erskine were 92 ",405 bushels of wheat «and'barley. Hay Canyon had 445. 982, Moro 326,921 and Erskine 152,502 bushels. This is consid ered the biggest crop ever taken in fo r the central p a rt of the co unty. Max Belshe arrived Tuesday from the Solomon Islands a fter receiving his discharge from the arm y where he had been a techni- ■ cal corporal. Max is home to m an age the farm since the death of • his fath e r nearly a year ago. E rnest Houston was in P o rt land Wednesday of last week to be examined by arm y doctors to see if he could g e t into the army- He planned on farm ing. He was told th a t he was not going to get in the arm y so can plan his fu ture with more satisfaction. Paul St. Germain, who know? ■ • num ber, of «11 International y . P a c i, jc R ailroad E m . $1,764,206. Attending the dedi hf was here checking over p c y c s during May and Ju n e vol- cation ceremony (left to right) •'j;? - lists with Free Crews ol u. tarily increased their w ar bond were H. O. West, executive vice th J. K. McKean company this suwccr^puons $379.000 and now president, Boeing Aircraft Com the Flying F o rtre ss “ S pirit of pany; Walter Wilson, chairman we -k A traveling exanriner of opera Union P a c ific ’’ has been nam ed Union Pacific War Bond Com 1 i tl.eir honor. Total payroll de- mittee; F. W. Madden, repre tors and chauffeurs ia> scheduled d -' ‘.ions for the two m onths w ere senting Brotherhood Railway to arrive in Moro. Thursday Octo ber 7th, and will be on d uty a t expects to move to Portland for the courthouse between the hours a time. /*' of 9:00 A. M. and 11:00 P. M. ifornia to look a fter his farm her»» A card from Rev. and Mrs Law- Howard Belsrhee operates t h e ience Mitchelniore brings the news piece- th a t they are parents of twin W J M artin J r. and wife came sons horn a few days ago at Jack- home Tuesday from a few days it ronville. Both sons and Mrs Mir- the coast a t Seaside. chelmore are doing well. J B Adams returned from Port- The teachers reception was held The first fall meeting of the land Tuesday a fte r spending a- _ . , . . ~ M ,. . , _ ’ _ _ . .. .. ... . • Friday night a t the I O.O.F, had Moro Women’s club will be held week end m the c.ty with h i s _____ ' 6 _ , , , . .«; - sponsored by the Rebekah lodge. Friday, October 8 a t the club family. __ _ , . ■ w « w j . •, v Mrs Alfred Rock acted as to ist- rooms. This begins the w inter W A Woods and wife were here • , , B, , . . __ - r. - , , _ , m istress for the following pro- sessions of the local drib. Mrs from Dufur last week end. , . * T Dnrwin Van Gilder will be preai- Bud Amidon was over from P '“ » "■>'« E-lee" I ™ .lent th i. year in the aheenee of h i. farm near Goldendale Monday. ¡T5’ “ . ° ™ !!e R^ 1,‘s _________ F iank Pike and Willard Barnet Mis Orval Thonfpson who has accompanied a t the piano by Mrs moved to Ontario. CL T EXPECTED IN SHOES Orville Ruggles; a reading by Donald Williams left for A las The new shoe stam p, No. 1 on Mrs O N Ruggles followed by ka Thursday, having decided to the ‘Airplane’ sheet in W ar Ra- comedy skits. Short talks were return to his work there with the tion book three which becomes va- gryen by the teachers, Wily Knigh- Amity Engineers. When he came , ... . ♦Ur-«— ^ d November 1, probably wid ten of Moro and by some of the o u t tn is su m m e r he t .no u g h t he w as . . , upa . , . ... . . . . . . <,.« have to lajrt 81X moTlths- parents. Refreshm ents were served , , , . . . ti • x a. has announced. A t the sarm time later m the evening by the com- Chang«! hia Tn.nd, He » to get QpA M ,d th a t SU m p 18, origin. mHUe 6o $1.75 per hour «« a maeh.mM. _ >1|y expjre October KUMts. Mr and Mrs Jack Mattson and 31> exteTXjed indefinitely and eon arrived Wednesday night a t wj„ o w rlap the next «tamp. OPA'a S f « 1- Norman Adame, who re the John Foss home from Oahtfor- Dre„ent n ian j , to eliminate ex- returned from the South ma. Mr Mlattson has ju st been pirati<)n dates on shoe stam ps war zone, called his fath- appointed a , secretary to the new- an(, mak(, new valid er. C P Adams, from San Diego. lv elected Clare Engle who is now g(K>n M w arrant. This California. Saturday night. a California representative in enabie9 a person to save shoe Mrs Estel H artley and son. cqngress, and is leaving Friday ^ ¡ 1 shoes are needed. Jd-mes, and Henry Reckntan went night for W ashington D C. Mrs . ‘ *o Portland Sunday to spend the Mattson will remain here until Nothing can ¡bring you peace day visiting Mr H artley. Teachers Given Reception A t Grass Valley living quarters can be found in the capitol city before going to join her husband. Mr and Mrs Jack Huffman and two children of Antelope are mov ing to Moro th is week where he will begin work for Vernon F latt. Mrs Clarence Huis and her bro ther, Bobby Newhill, returned from Pcrtland this week and will rem ain here during the winter, Bobby having entered school They hsv» been gone several months. C lar ence will remain in tfheshipyards for the duration. Mr and Mrs Myles M artin were oxer from their home near Lex ington this week to visit with re a l ties in this county. Richard and W alter Barnes and Mrs W alter Barnes were here Sat- m day night from Tacoma where both men are working in the ship- yards. Thev said th a t the report th at Donald Barnes was killed m action in the South Pacific wns an e rro r and th a t he was still alive. and well. Dr. Psnland came up *from Cal- Only 25 persons, less than onc- bundredth of on'» percent of Ore gon’s eov&r’ d workers, drew un employment benefits last« w°ek tria llin g $420. the k w est amount over paid out by the State Unem ployment Compensation Commis sion in any week. Charley Montgomery expects to leave Saturday for Portland to make his perm anent home. • Mrs Pauline Baker has rented her house and p ro p erty . in Moro to a new highway worker and t? tn tc ttt:u t t » iu u t n in n i» n » t t t ttKn C. A . Ruggles .„INSURANCE M o ro ‘ Ore ............................... Illlllllll llll l l l l l lll l Sunday, — „ Mr and Mrs John Block were mane n t types of antifreeze may Miss Grace Marie Zevely left business visitors in The Dalles Sat- be available only to motorists Saturday for Portland where she urday. . living in high altitudes. Motor» has accepted a position with the Ed Alley and George Wilcox lata in other regions may add al Shell Oil company. were business callers a t Moro cohol to strengthen their ant- l' Mr and Mrs Millard Eakin and Monday. ______ ■ freeze. Alcohol will mix satisfac- rj family were dinner guests a t the Clem Eslinger of Forest Grove torUy with the permanent types home of Mr and Mrs Wallace Muy was a business visitor here Sun- of anti-freeze, although an aecur- j Sunday. Kday. ate te s t reading of the protective J Miss Cassie Holmes came up Mr and Mrs J S Newcomb and value of the resultant m ixture from The Dalles Friday to spend daughter, Doris and Mrs Amelia cannot be obtairfed. i the week end w ith her fa th e r Peterson were business visitors in If you-have left your anti-freeze j Geocge vonBorstel camb u,p The Dalles Saturday. Mr and Mrs in the radiator since last winter (ijfrom The Dalles Friday night to Herman P aters and sons. Her- new inhibitor should be added, spend the week end visiting his man and Arden, and Fred Peters WPB advises, as it d eterio rates, i parents, Mr and Mrs Ted von- were also shoppers in The Dalles a fte r a season’s uae. The anti- aB orstel. | Saturday. • * freeze itself also loeea its streng th and should be tested to deter “ Mr and Mrs Glen Foster w e n t --------------------- mine the am ount o f new anti to Tygh Valley Sunday to visit ANTI-FREEZE NEEDS freeze th a t should be added along her father, Gus Balzer and wife. NEW LIFE Wayne Kelley wer£,,to The Dal If you saved your anti-freeze with the inhibitor, les Monday to bring vhis wife and solution from last winter, the War |r.fant son home. Production Board advises th at yon ;i Eugene Vintin came u/p from add an ‘‘inhibitor” to prevent mo- Corvallis Monday to spend sev- tor corrosion before you put it oral days here visiting h is'b ro th er back in your automobile, truck, of in law and sister, Mr and Mas tracto r radiator for the com’nft Frank Bayer and family. " winter. Mrs Grace Zevely, Miss Emma Inhibitors come in the form of Jean Scholl and Mies H arriet Cole a liquid or powder. They prevent ' Farm J ' were business visitors in The Dal- rust and corrosion b u td o n o t add lc-s Saturday. ---- to the protective stren g th o f th e ~ Guidi Mrs John Block, Mrs John Hays anti-freeze solution, STANIMI and Mrs Ed Alley were visitors Before an anti-freeze solution in The Dalles Friday. j.< p u t baxjk into the radiator, ’t FARM Mr and Mrs Willis B rittian and Should be tested to determine what GUIDE son, Gary Wayne, of Tygh Vai- tem perature it will protect again- ley came Saturday to visit rela- st If fresh anti-freeze is needed to tives here for several days. strengthen the solution, it is bet- 48 pages jam-packed w ith Wayne Kelley a n d Herman ter, W P H ^ays, th at the same type Ziegler were visitors in The Dal pf anti-freeze be added, helpful answers to farm prob les Wednesday. Adequate supplies of the per- lems. Plenty o f illustrations, Get these Free MONEY SAVERS I today C lerks; John D. IJe rrJ, B-nthcr- hood M aintenance Way Employ« es; L. A. 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