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About Sherman County journal. (Moro, Or.) 1931-current | View Entire Issue (Oct. 8, 1943)
KAÜfc I, SMMMMAM CüVM tf JUUfUUL, MUMM, OREGON. Hunters Return With Winter’s church, Tuesday, October 12th at £•30 P. M. Topics will . t o Ab a»ka and India and Mr» Harry Pinkerton will act a s leader. All members are urged to com eapd bring a guest. , Meat Supply FBIDAY, OCTOBfùH t, 124$ 4 r < Grass Valley National Wartime Nutrition Guide Boys Visiting some foaa from each group.every day! Pacific Exposition Vhefting in the county this week is Dwight Wilson, brother u4 W S Powell, John DeMoas and Sheriff Wilson and a doctor in Harry Hartley and Duane Ea- Truman Strong returned from 'Berkeley, California, who is on kjn won ribbons on their beef Long Creek Monday n igh t with Kir. way home - from Rochester, gtock at the 4-H club sh ew at three bucks and (two does, the Minn., where he has been »tudy Saturday. Clarence May won . result o f a four day hunting trip, in g a t th e Mayo clinic. He will ribbons on his dairy c a k e s and \ B ig g est buck w an killed b y De- remain the rest o f the week vis- sheep. Millard Eakin took hi« son, Moes. It had four points and itin g here and * at The Dalles. Duane, and Harry Hartley to Port- weighed 195 pounds. Dow Wileon, another brother, iand Tuesday where they will en- in Portlind M<11 COIU‘i (k>wn Sa,U,Tday fr°™ ter their winning b eef stock at Le Roy Wright John Day for a week end. the Pacific in tem a tk > ta l stock thia week to attend the Pacific Ed Sharp was here last week show. International Livestock exposition end to visit his w ife. Thursday he M rs Ted Ball, M rs A rt Bibny, and to chaperone the 4-H club 'children who made the trip with 1*f t Spokane f<>r Texaa toT iUI" an*' M" W all#ce May- membe” h.m. There .r e Duane Eakin, H .r- ther * • * ’* * • • - * Sherman Chapter No. 132 were ry H artley and Wily Knighten jr. Darwin VanGilder w ent through gu ests a t Wasco last Tuesday eve- Moro Monday on his way to Prine ning o f the Annie Fulton Chapter. George DeMose ia now visiting valle where he will help build run- - C P -A d a m s w ent to The Dalles S a tu rd a y to b rin g Mrs A dam s his b ro th e r in Cam p P ark , C alif., w ays fo r th e a i r oorpe. and may join the iSeabees i f h i s ---------------------- hom e fro m th e hospital w here she en listm en t in th e arm y engm - has been fo r m edical tre a tm e n t. Mr and Mrs Pad! Alley and son. eers does not go th ro u g h aoon. StCDuCDS D ouglas, o f Wasco were visitors Wendell Me Lachlan has notified rs* U n «1 II at the homes o f Mr and Mrs T on bis p a re n ts th a t he has landed in UlCS W h ile llU IltlD g A lley and Mr and Mrs Edgar. A1 England. He is a member “ o f an News accounts Monday told ot ley Sunday. V X C O VI RNMENT CHA*. armored division. H is w ife, who th e sudden d ea th o f H. M. Steph- Am ong th e business v isito rs in viarted here briefly late m onth i . ^ le on # h u n tin g il;. Tlluraday M„ ADDITION TO THE BAS/C 7 . . . new teaching a t Bly. Mre Evelyn m ountain country. A rt Bibby, Mre C R A nderson, M, eat a n foods want Chamneia, a dauchter o f Mr and waa reporte<j have e h a t a a n d Mre H arold E akin and children Dan M cLachlan, w e n t- to b|)ck wMcr a sm an BIK< M r and M„ - Ctod fe !ter This Is the Nation ' on T u rret. designed by Government Te> r , th is week to be near her cUff Re hi> to aD(J famfly nutrition experts to he .» ;. p’ i ’ ' need meals. The idea r.u.. .'and who la in the army th e re brrn^ Up horse and died from M rs Boyce Blaylock retu rn ed Is to include something < <f .a faod groups in the and 2 ‘. tending school a h e a rt a tta c k a s she cam*» up. home from P o rtlan d F rid ay ^>af- menu every day, to hit the L_. M r and Mrs R o b ert M arvin a r Mr. S tephens was fo rm erly a te r »pending several days a t the rived Tuesday evening by stag e licuridabor o f t h e . Bank of M>ro dentwrts. H e r m o th er, M rs . J . . . 0 „ . „ . A R obert fcingler cam e horn,.......... ist M onday to spend a week vaca Bob is to e n te r th e arm y O cto and Bank o f Commerce a t W ascc » c u , w o care o ’ T uesday from Corvallis to spend a tio n in g in P o rtlan d and C arlton. b er 14 and M arjorie w ill rem v „ ain d u rin g which tim e he lived in ren re tu rn ed to her home m P o rt- week . h , ere -------, .----------------------- H O R u g g er b o u g h t the Frank v isitin g his p aren ts, Mr here with h e r fa th e r, H a rry K unr- * d il> tto r of land F riday. Pike house from Tom Coyle and and M rs H erm an Ziegler, before man d u ring his absence. F ir s t N ational Rank of The Dal-' Mr an,i Mrs ( larence Henaep will have it moved to his ranch in Mr and Mrs Glenn Segerdahl les prior to “th a t and had moved retu rn ed home Sunday from a resum ing h is studies a t O.S.C. the n e a r future. E b n er Brown and sons of Bake- a r t expected to a rriv e from Min to th»t tow n fro m Bend w here he two weeks vacation in N a n ip i, R obert Schilling of The -Dalb s oven w ere business visitors here nesota as soon as tra n s p o rta tio n was in the sam e business. Idaho, w here they visited h er pai - was a v isito r here Suturday. S atu rd ay . cun be a rra n g e d which a t pre He ie survived by his wife, El- Mr and Mrs Henry’ Kron, M r and M rs L u th er Davis of Don Cox atten d ed Pamona Gran sen t is expected to be som e t.inc was a a p p a a rtn rtn e e r r in in tne th e rn d h ***° is p aren ts, M r and M rs H er ye w ith M r an d Mre L ou,, S ^ h c r K ent and Mr an d Mre WiIy K ni* h - — - »;e. He He was ir January’. He will take over the S lephena. Stajpleft which ry B ierm an. of K ent a t R u fu , S aturday. ten ? iMoro eu; s t ’ d istrib u tio n of gasoline fo r the M r and M rs William H a rd er of . . . m j , , a t the home o f M r and Mrs A A •old motor c a rs and repaired Law rence Todd and son - Shell com pany, a job C harles M ilton Orere business v isitors here are M rs them. spending som e time w ith her U>” Un niKhC R uggles has been , doing, s i n c e ______________ T uesday. - aac,„ - , «a . . . ...... M rs Jesse H elyer of . K . . ent anu C h ris T aylor fro m his n ~ c h on .p a re n t» Mr and Mrs W ayne poor j Newcomb w ent u Tho W a lte r R uggles began fa rm in g th e C U rance M orrison place e a s t of CARD O F TH A N K S th e John Day was a business vis n t M olalla. Dalles S atu rd ay to visit the form- Mre W F ScKilling and Mre e r.g m other_ M rs. Etha Schilline. Klondike. 1 wish to express the thanks *u ” here Tuesday. T hursday waa «he la st day fo r anil M rs Jo h n H ay s retu rn ed hom e A rt S chilling w en t to E ugene th fy re tu n re d honw Sunday ni(tht. B ttty Olds in the Sherm an Ooon m y own personal thanks to th e ^rom T he D alles M onday n ig h t. T h u rsd ay to vioit the fo rm e r’s son ___________ ____________________ _— ty branch of the bank a s she i t put oat th e Are t h a t en- SHe *1*"* a weck a t KanrTeta H ot iT>law s and d a u g h ters, Mr and M rs R aving th a t em ploym ent to help DeMoae school house Spring» w ith h e r d au g h ters. M rs W a lte r K indt and Mr and M rs _...LOre kz'/fX before WA «Bari s t a r t « W » rs Roy F^ely Dick E 1 d w ard X— m at A 1 home for a while A . rch a M Z ehner and a - M s m and fam ilies. la s t week. ing school la te r in the year. John DeMoss Dalles. John P eters, M rs F ran k Pik ! The Axtell tw ins, Bob and Bill, ... M r and M rs Don S m ith an d Mr and Miss Doris Newcomb took Mr a rc here on an o th er fu rlo u g h from 90^ M rs John Block w ent to The and Mrs L eighton Fields to The C am p P enning, Ga.. w here th » y D alles Tuesday on b u sin ess re- D alles S u n d ay a f te r spending hri have been stationed fo r several tu rn in g home W ednesday. - leave here ahd in Pendleton vis- Only This Newspaper Can Offer m onthes. T heir fa th e r, C lare A x M rs O N Ruggle» le ft Tues- ùtmg relatives. T hey retu rn ed to Such Reading Bargains tell, wn^ over from D u fu r S a tu r A* a special service and convenience to FOR SA LE: A bout 76 w hite Leg day fo r HeppneT to v isit h e r son B rem erton, W ashington. day and Sunday horn laying h en ,, 1 y r old. Mre >« law and H aoghter, M r «nd Mre Dick H oldaw ay from McGhord our subscribers, we are offering bargain prices on your newspaper and favorite C D Hill, federal warehouse Field, W ash., and wife of Moro magazines. You can get this paper either Edith Sayrs, 821, Moro 48-p E arl M cKinney and famrily. exam iner who has been here for M.r and Mrs N orris Gilkison and bere S unday in combination with any one o f these «»everal weeks inspecting w arc- LOST: 3yr old H erford heifer and ^ r s Orville. R uggles w ere ih The an<j C M C levenger re- great popular magazines, or with the 5- Magazine Special below. Select the offer (hovs s and elevators in the coun calf, 2yr old roan heifer, scissors D alles on business Tuesday. tu rn ed borne S atu rd a y from Y aki you like best . . . then fill in the coupon ty, has been called into the arm y brand. L D Eakin, G rass Valley p Jam es C L arkin, p ilo t in stru cto r m a. W ash., w here they sp en t sev- and tend it to us. Please do it right away, and will leave soon fo r cam p. a t Tex R ankin A eronautical acad- e ra j days visitin g t^ e ir d au g h ter, before paper shortages make it impossible to fill all subscriptions! 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