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About Sherman County journal. (Moro, Or.) 1931-current | View Entire Issue (Oct. 22, 1943)
( ’ J f. 4GE 2, b HERMAN CO ÜNT} JOURNAL, MOHO, OREGON FRIDAY, OCTOBER *1, tS U A fter Death” I Creeping Alfalfa dared a state tax, then in 1930 Wednesday night service at I ¿U r in a ti (L tu iiç I r w n a l it made payable from in c m c includes testim onials of healing. The leading room in the rea* tax fund»—when sufficient. Now Possibly Valuable *<'«»»• i i\»tn "H-'e one« of the build ng is open. AH au- Publtobed Every Friday al at b x alm ost no local connection Teats of aome new ly ¿»covered thorized Christian Science .her»- Moro, Oregon whatever. - ’ o f the political label his opponent Collectivism or Individualism — ci«ep w < a lfa lfa on th e Klamath tore can be bought or borrowed By next July practically all wears- Incidently, these v otin g (¿ilea L. French experim ental area show audh pro- th e advantage the county m igh t rtpiatiwtions around the Portland W hich Promises Post-War th at . p i-n th « o f f ? " U,;:‘ y. r . Entered as second class matter at obtained by retaining a num- area are running »bout 70 *per the poetoffice at Moro, Oregon ««nail school districts w ill cent Democrat and close to SO u r e a o f t h e n w -t pram w ng J>mM D Mol)erl[ pa8to;, American Economic under. Act of Congress of M ai.n ^one. There is no further fin- pt rrent in the Puget sound dis- Foundation frtmain« » planned for n ext year, School 10:00 A. M Aa debated by reports A. E. G naa, «uperinten- Marnin€ Worahip 11:00 A. M. sncial g»ri to be bsd bv keeping tn c t. tin order to properly finance Aya Saad Oswald Garrison Villard d e n t.’ ’ Serm on; “Christ Challenges tti a multitude of districts. Al.*o ttx's political battle it is under* o f A a entreat beet arWr €D ITO R IA I_ ♦hii countv is going to pay a etocd the W ashington and Oregon F o rm er E d ito r o f th e N ew Y o rk Anthor Tfci^ plants used for beating were Herok.” Math. 16:24 nomai on indMdnailam, **lke Evening P o t en d th e N a tio n ; A n th o r SOCIATION 'inn. variable with income, to Fountain h e e d ’* f r o m * planting o f unknown or- Endeavor 7:30 P . M. executive boards o f AFL John B ro w n 't B io g ra p h y, J HOO-1859 Sgin th a t h as existed fo r yearn on 7 ; qq p Junior Choir th e euovort of schools in cth- ant', CIO ^ ili eac’i and e"»rv M ISS B A N D O PB N S: Collactivinr MB. VILLABD OPENS: Complete ____ _ the T. N . Allenby farm near Ke- g p m. Prayer meet rig. er counties merrlber c f all n ik i-a t'» c-r-'-'Nut« individualism, if possible, would in and totalitarianism ar« synonyms In order to do the beat w e can ^he exrm o f $2 by Februa»*v J the long run make more for progress Collectivism means the subjugationi no in the 'lower Klamath lake re- --------- ------------- O rc HEARING am''ant to better than collectivism. But, full individu of the individual to a group-whether: gxm This ty p e rpread« under- w ;ah what ithere is to work with v*lrch would alism is no longer possible. Collec to a race, class or state does not! ^p ou nd -^ o much ao th at Allenby NOTICE OF F I S A .. HEARING F u b l is w** «»hou-ld so rearrange our than $250.000 if all members kick tivism here means total collectivism attem pted unsueceeafully for Notice i4J hereby given that U.e «'cheol *v**em that all of the child- rcj fn. an{j >t’s reasonable to be or Communism; they are to be fought matter. CollecUyttm holds that man must be chained to couective action IK . rat^h . and deplored. But some collectivism pen o f thia county attend school ]x-vc they will. • and collective thought; that he must- y«*ra to eradicate tb, patch. undersigned has filed in the Count y OFFICIAL COUNTY PAPER will unquestionably remain after the h°re. Deflections cost us doubl \ When the plant ¡»v brought £ ourt the State o f Oregon for • — • • • war, after our huge collective mili- be sacrificed to the “common good";| SUBSCRIPTION RATES _____________ th e attention of agricultural ,jb en m n h-j, F ;nal 4 c . I tary and civil operations end. It will that he exists only to serve othem.| Payable in Advance The long and loud squawks d r- jr>e essential to post-war progress. For This is the doctrine of Soviet Russia« leader» its potential vaUse as a A , r _ c _ , i-,» « A d m m i.tr.to r w lt.i tl.v ONE YEAR ................... - ....... B2 - ) ^ F GOVERNMENTS etted at OPA by w«<stem Ma *'*-»- example: the new United Nations »nd Nizl G«nn.ny. IndlvUmU«» I p r e w y tu ie d o, the E .ta t? ot rn r B«hef and Rehabilitation Admlnis- hold, that ™»n U u> Indeprndent p There are three major types ox n «e**» 4* be fcakPlg « flW - tration, now accepted by Russia, entity with aa unalienable right to j started, pam e ox the ¡many p^dwin H. Pntter, dBceased, government existin g in the world months cattle and sheep- china, England and the U. S. and the pursuit of his own happiness to j etraiys in the one plantong seed- OCTOBER 22, 1943 Monday. v>vUUr ¿6, I94.L tvn^. that have b¿en brmhardtng OPA submitted to 40 other nations; the prefwsely thia year and made A M |n M<>ro Rher^ ari today— and many other type» that coming United Nations Commission a ^ciety where men deal with o n . control few er people than in -the an mere»"-' o f their alaxign r- on pood and Agriculture, will long another as equals In voluntary, un , abundant top growth. Teat» of the r f Orwron in the co irtroo i POST WAR PLAN «tr»hw wifi be underta- County’ ^ re^on’ ,n the \ m ost important nations. • The cattle and -beep survive the -wsr. They constitute a regulated exchange—not as mutual; d,ffereint !*tranw l® undesta ox Court, has been fixed ov " • , - v - « ranges of tb° w est are abounding ®oB«cti©e plan to control the worlds slaves. This is the doctrine of Amer- The county court proceedings are 4hs íañdat»,. Jffiherc/P ... . , , . - • . . -v food supply for—(1) immediate res- ica. Individualism gave America a ken. Court as the tim ” and plot - for October rid’.cate th e cou rts --•.•Thebe J /T , . . by a group wrth , livestock, which - m . ust be t xorauon t|TT oi f dpva4tated a dictator, aurrounded devastated countries- comunes, i (2) ai record of achievement and proeper- One commercial aced firm in hearing objections to saH pout-war program. . This ---- - . program „ . marketed now in order to save permanent raising for all time of liv- . tuu was request: d by the rtate high- o f strong admmmtrate™, and an J]Veftock frwn ing standard. i„ all subscribingi coun- ity unequalled in history. A free in- Oregon to fully convinced o f the „ dividual in independent ™tloo J rth . n / thin ty p e <rf cm ep in , »1- thdt arn,y. ru^ B th e land and th€ Peo ’ W 4.V -J__1. o « -• 4. triei- U latter organization is i _ L _ _ 1_ T T 7 z . __ ment of *•*“ Estate. way com mission which asked thdt " -f f active tvn e of W,tb *tocks wnrter tf«*d 8t en necessary to banish famine forever only souroe of progress. Collectivism. Bwd M the court not only ------ express itself « an w^wsn mnci /ftF (i i— is the ancient principle of « v u r j T. Lester Johnsen .------ — ----- P1«- . ™ all-timr* low ViaanaiG\jal livestock « men must and end nns one tf»all«d cause k nf of tA war Unequali- au w a .n d «con<Ury Kovernm-nt. capable o f g e t f n i ut , ^ U h j n e n , of nation,, a , A savage’s whole existence is public, rapidly as possible. Administrator, c.t » about primary . . , , . , . things done quickly and effectively . , ,, , . , , , Vice President Wallace insists) it ruled by the tows of his tribe. CiVUi-» —------------------- F irst publication Sept. 24, 1943 road« it wished developed when J * -. - siderable through shrinkage and a collective undertaking. In zation is the progress toward e society money is again available, but also ___ dertnuction during the , crmintr fighting a total war, we_resort to ot privacy. avU ixatk» U the pr««. Last publication October 22, 19 H C H U R C H E Z 3 , . . . „„v « ter done m th is way than ai any softie totalitarian methods. That some asked the court to make a post \ winter months. Army an 1 nav of these methods will continue in of setting man free from men. Col- , . . rp. other. It a fault la th at th e dicta- ,. . . , , , S i WASCO METHODIST CHURCH war plan for county roads, in a t -requirement«, phis lend-'^a.*?. n~ definitely admits of no question. Is it , . . tor and hrs gang are so seldom . ___ .. - A , ., not absolutely certain there must be ____ __ a , huge _ irtc?kod ______ program is printed in another _ j Al . 1__ . __ supplied . from unselfish and that, a t best, they • — -- " . , \ a pool of the world’s shipping unless individualism and collectivism. T o , ¿ UIXtoy School a t 10:00 A. M. ......................... - 'h *" 1 , we are column. jn power They grow o . f meat <”• h'"H ., - e",’"B , . to. (ace one of the moat de- • h a V m T . i i Pr^ ^ J >« r I ^ r v ilS d L ‘ Meriting W orship at 11:00 A. M. • x „ .. ____ ; .. for many months, henc> a good gtructive trade wars in all history? world at ell, we must pi essrvs inoi-4 It give« notice of intent to im ~ m ost unreceptrve t o new ideas increawxl >Uug,h t.,r That pool will be collective and will vidualism. America is fighting for Epworth League a t 6:80 P. M. prove the Wasco-Rufus road to and in order to retain their posi- p l Cannell. paatoi , , . . . , accomplish what no individual na- freedom. Individualism and freedom, the extent of »10.000. Thu. » the would g0 to cnH tn n t n r h t - .- , Uon are synonyms. '» v MB. VILLABD CHALLENGES: Christian Science Societv Scott canyon road. Second on the develop except those who agree •who are rmre trisn *ini,'r i^ to o b MISS BAND CHALLENGES: If Miss Rand’s atataments are theoreti-' tain .more meat- OP A efficto1 ’ ^ ar? collectivism is evil in principle, how krn in ienprov«ne«rt o f the H a y entirelv tJwm R jg g haid cally correct, but American individu-i - Sunday morning services a t Only Thto Newspaper C«n Drier can we expect beneficial results in looking w ;th fx v z '- iroon this re Canyon road to the extent o f »5. 4ype »,,«1 lo',k'' * P rob ate« practice or in any particular instance? alism has been limited year after 11:00 A. M. Subject Such Reading Bargains (MX). Third h. the eonotruetkm of a c m , u cw „ fu , as ,ong „ ‘i’* * am! if increased •■’au ght0’ - To say that we want “a certain year under the iron-clad compulsion As • special service and convenience ra ing quota-; «re granted ft undn'ib- amount of collectivism” is like saying of the machine age, our tremendous c u to ff roiui betw«m the F .n n e ^ n ,JtM anrf .()(,b|s of industrialization (even under Presi I upine Rel»el<ah Ixwlre No. II« o a r subscribers, * e are offering fca. ;ain , , . tofily will a Iso mean an !ner?a. . * '^at we want a certain amount of roa<l and the highway, the so-call ers are the best. prices oo your newspaper and favorite Me-n. Oregon , - a .. cancer. The proposed plan to control dent Hoover) the profit of i n d iv id u - ; magazine«. You can get this p-iper e ther ed baek-Finnegan road. It to ex The theorv of the cvmmun st 'n w n r at mtr0<l PQllris the food SUppiy of the world is a alism and penonal enterprise. Cqp- Me«-** 2d A ith Tnes to com bination w ith any o..c fd tiicie stant extension of the Government's . a 4 for the housewife. plan to starve the world. Until the day of each month. pected that an expenditure of |3 ,- great popular magazines, o r w ith the 5- •nto Vf' gOVVrammiX to—Vim» AH —- l9tK Century, Europe had periodical activities into individual affairs has Visiting members vel Magazrne Special below. Selr t the I ’.Tcr 000 will be made on the« road. shall share in the natural re«>ur- - • • famines every twenty years—under been proved necessary to prevent you like best . . then fill in the coupon The court also contem plates the ces of the nation and the produc- F’ -w hut •3?mirig’v sure, the her vario,H* forms of controlled exploitation of the masses. Does Miss and send it to as. Please do it right s w a t. Rand think the post-war world should ( o;j4 Be|shee, N.G. , a al . ’ rJ, . . economy. These famines ended only purchaee o f a power shovel lor tion therefrom: before paper shortages make it impossible . ».J that each shall arguments for a sa les tax are with- the riie of America and free, be run by Individualistic interna- . eo fill ail subscriptions I r’‘w <6500, a tiraHer for $3000 and two pe^irive what 'he needs from the «^ 'mng nKriierttrn. The plan of unregulated enterprise. How do you tional cartels monopolizing trades.; exploiting natural resources? Thati trucks for $4000. common pool and shall put into taxation w is given e b ig ^ h o -rt ^ P 0* 5.0 Any Magazine Listed ajid would injure the progress of the in-* Eureka I^odge No 121 A.F. A A»M. That to the first draft o f the whftt he jt hag never when the treasury department V* Ba w t\a a t a dividual and, therefor«, hit initiative Meets on the 1st and 3rd Thurs Newspaper, Both for Priefr county’s p o s t e r road program R w i a * a ^ o r r i i i p w ith b o u g h t in ,ito recommendation, th* ¿ X X l T w o r i f . food and enterprise. Thera must be collec day evenings of each tive control from some collective con □ American Fruit Grower$2.25 W1?*« owe w&eyw m : devetopmen. R smaller number of conmnuniwtic ”*or .aLf’ti.'nal itax'rt, wh^'h the supply is one to starve i t 1 decline trol by each nation and the nation«. month. V isiting mcm- □ American G ir l............. 3.00 »nd rmprovement o f DeMcas Mem- each year. If let alone, hove« com m ittee said w en1 wn- to accept as precedenr what hap- ;bers are cordially in □ American Home . .* .... 2.75 MISS BAND BBPUB8: Cartels and or^ P*rk’ $2500. Thto to a part .might become a communistic eeteib te «nd promptly kicked out. T^e^e can be no comparison of that monopolies are net individualistic. □ American Poultry Jrni. 2.15 vited to meet with us. Q Better Cooking & of the sk a tes program of bunding And, if administered fairly The sales tax idea has been lurk- period with a modern industrialized 'Behind every moiiopoly there is an act of government— a special grant, W. F. McLeod, W M. Homemaking . . . ......... 3.63 or wnprovinr park r t e . ahxiK c o m m u n e „ ¡- to . wortt with aome in« In the mind« o f many P.wmak- w°rld with lt*. , ' v " J ? <:r“ s “ ‘ Tn«*mtw>b n< — e j . of communication. Miss Rand should privilege or franchise This is collec C V. Belknap. Secretary □ B e tte r H o m es & G a rd e n s 2.75 (rtgMWD. jnamQOCn aa SWei™ peoples; those wUh no overween- cn- for years, and thus w as j” 't give reasons for her reasons for con- tivist interference into individual □ R o y ’s L ife ..................... 3.60 county has no men pnrk . tbe in^, am hitions and imbued with rfc'*r** «bev ws^ted to b t r i j sidering the proposed world feeding enterprise. Such interference started □ Child L ife..................... 3.25 long before Hoover, not to prevent court th o u g h one n fg h t be dev- Chri9tian chartty. * *”’♦ ‘N- -pen. W ith b ea -v program is undertaking to starve hu- Betklehem Chapter No. 78, O.E.S. □ Christian H erald......... 3.00 o ln n ^ h inanity. She cannot deny the trend “exploitation of the masses," but to Moro. Oregon □ Column Digest . . . . . . 3.25 a ' V . The democratic • type o f gov- a<klitional cost o f govemmtert fv r toward collectivism has gathered enlarge government power. This has □ C o u n try G e n tle m a n . . . 2.15 » Meett* Every Second and . cmtasnptoted th at federal ernrnent varies - from one nation war purposes, plus th” w f l- t ’*” momentum everywhere because of been impeding American progress for '• years—and has now stopped IL The □ Dog W orld................... 3.00 money would be .v .ila b le for thia u anoU)(,r h„ U rtw t, ta„ advP_ , . „ , .. f l y i n g econcunte Fourth Thursdays i n post-war world must re-establish the □ Farm Jrl. A Frm'rs Wife 2.15 Each Month. Visiting purnoae- feature th at th e people are, at l ’cve their plan the one and cnlv laissez-faire days than the U. S. principles and practice of individu XD Flower G row er........... 3.C0 Members invited. W all. M 1< ttoteff dona, m d P®r ' leaM theoretically, sovereign and enfc wav to rarie the addl’i'r^a! can ,^e Ptonee^ n$_P?r^txl alism—or pollapae into savagery. If □ Hying Aces................... 3.00 theory Is true, it will be true in Norma Balsiger W. M. hap« Sherman countv is ^ntitled ^ave control over all government!- HPions the governm ent must have, when life in the wilderness was an a practice. □ Household . ............. 2.40 We have tost all conception Marie Hosklnson. Sec. adventure in freedom from til gov- □ Hygeia .........*.............. 3.25 to have a park developed within a loosely organized lorm 'if lb any organ z a tion s all over the ernment control, of principles—and now look at usl K □ Liberty ......................... 4.10 its borders as much aa any county government, swayed by moods, co’-ntrv ar«* now taking up the 1 n ig Jloro Lodge No. 113, I. O. O. F. □ Nature (10 Iss., 12 Mo ) 3.60 but when a county populated ny popular individuals, prejudice. Tt cry for a vales tax wb'ch in turn, have heretofore been very RUSSIA THANKS Moro, Oregon □ Open R’d (l2 Iss.,14 M.) 2.75 a bunch of hardy individualists (joeR g^ve release to the abilities to putting mor? starch in the wtohy-washy on the subject. \M ERICAN FARMERS Meets 1st and 8rd □ Outd'rs (12 Iss., 14 Mo ) 2.75 Tuesdays in the* □ Parepts* Magazine mainly descended from pioneers of indiridoal and to pro’ ably backbone« c f many congressman Before many weeks pass gincaw a n u ro fto tifl o f th« 3.00 □ Pathfinder............. I.O.O.BL hall Trai 2.50 ,Ubi*°t kto ~ " t “ ue‘' dM »n----------------------------------------------------- ------ tox bill Will be dropped n {m □ Photoplay - Movie Mirr. 3.00 sient and visiting ™ e ,ty * P U C e .’ t h * " ', t h c r b y 4 C °- p o rc h . In m“ ^ e sen t to .id Rua.hu, farm er, to the □ Popular Mechanics . . . 3.75 brothers are cordi Z ^ h 4 we d ^ T ^ T h » , tap-' I J 0:,'" " ” , , . aW l bY L L P « t l »"d O ’ - »*1 th<' * " * < > » » * " • »"“ » ’ ellU’« w .r < le v .to .U d . « a . recaptured □ Poultry Tribune........... 2.15 ally invited to meet □ Sports Afield................. 2.75 X d £ \ Z r £ T . n d local L i X * * Th' y the new ' abinei “* * 40 i’ « ' .vith us. Sunset Magazine........... 2.50 ' T l n d p . God h ie « h l. r e Z u t . ™di° " ith ~ If ™ m t ”y R « » - offletoto. the Charles C. Wilson, N.G. True Story..................... 2.75 Perey Thompson, Sec. ments th at give hope for g-enter ]ou¿ 8peaker. bill will get plenty o f vote®. The fJTto Woman.......... 2.60 Department o f Agriculture has ««oui, would have done tt him self. power to the people. That is ns bi,; question » , c m it muster en- As July , th^, yeftr, NOTICE TO CREDITORS □ Your L ife ................... 3 60 it should be. From the Observer. Oct 21. 1904 votes ~~ * ~ H 1904 5 --- — •*- a t this tim e to pass, r v a \ , . . - .. „ „ K nearly one (million pounds o f veg- AB persons having damns again- 5 -M a g a z rn e S p e c ia l ! Yot i . may - he dnubtwl If any Married a a t i the home of his Best f ® ” K * « — n t . 1% . »!. th _ e m<j o n e h a l/ , t E staU of R Bur. SCHOOL TAX DIVISION m n ir iO T cne n o m j o i h i s --------® ---------- large part o f the world » ready & ther A Q Thompeon o f Po, tland reason the boy» are holding off m illion pounds o f field «eed had net, deceased, are hereby notified Sherman to one o f three coun from the *ny Claud Thompson of Monkland and ^TOm ¿introducing th e meaRUTv contributed to th e Russian to present them, with the proper Household ties th at received nyo»re now, In the mpaaitime they are «state w ’ae o.»crroucion v* ossv men*’ even w°" ! Mia" Rox,te K essenger of Moro, — -------- war avlief agency through the vouchers and duly venneo, to ■ ----- mw I »täte wide ffritribution c f one half o f the elem entary school fund X n ^ o ^ f r J i i ^ a destoe for the °" Sunday’ Oot 16’ 1904 T heban - 'bU^ _ tr^ W ® efforts of United State» seed in»- the undersigned, the duly appom $025 ea. Affwa. M»na i than i fx does A iff-. DV w ill m a k e t theIr h f h r f futurR l l t l i r n eFJWtry V°W8‘ VO te8. n o m en o n t * A « a ™ ta f wart Y'txtTMlinn Hm in¡JM trcutriV. ith ill ati^f WWt 1 Yf 9 $1,020,869, it from AU the a LJ Py COUDle coupIe wil1 ™ake , L P w a v v v em aaaocktion, extep»ion ted .A AdminiM rwtiix. w with «the W will half o f the state school support . ____ n ~ l* te d to i overn- h<>,W ° n farm nCar Vonk,an<i Some blg Slho<® m tbe service», and thousand« o f indiv- annexed, o f the Eatate o f Don- a--« USE THIS COUPGtN. 7 aAmhiiatrationi Rohort Walker and C h a r l e « istration who have -always been farmers and aeednoen. aid ;R . Burnet, deceased, a t the fund which is $2.600.000. A «im- n -v « u n a b le ^ ." r n n lv the Grai” - i.™ « » f- m mUm ------------------------------------------- office o f T. Lester Johnson, at- j a eel red end tend | ilar division will lie made in Ap- to Mis newspaper today! ril o f 1944. j ______ . — j .u ____ 4— .. i , . , i h » w located on E O L C i. ™ the »«bject—nothn(t_ to a»y tom ey a t law, Moro, Oregon, I Tke Adi ttaps d Sherman county >» Shennan county and pubhcatl, n. Private,y, they ^within six m onths from the date I rsdnir l — r—7- . - r Please J, The reason Beei stop at WX. or , -f tafaon to tJhenrselvee. ... J i___ ______ 4- k ^ +:ko+ , . , I *end me the n‘*K «“ »p checked, O l inc I will make this theri future home, th e co,nclu^ on tihat • Of the first publicatkon « f this I Special, with ■ year a tub I g ets more from th e dstritxttion of I «cri nptioa to your aewspaper. i t s about the only w ay Ileft to notice, to-w it: October 22, 1943. ( the smaller fund is that the e le Prof. H om er is very proud c f . _ ____:• i _______ _________ The Moacow .conference cannot rtuden#5 th e On— son Afrricul *** tM *norm<>“ sum "’•I“ '™ 1 Buy Mora Zedla Schilling J ................................. .. ................ [ mentary school fund is returned to the counWea on a «h oot die- «mount to much. Netoher Church- tura, shpnnmn <wm. to carry on the war. Administratrix, with the will An- J St, or R. p. D.^____________________ • . w . War Bonds nexed, o f the Estate o f Donald I trict ha-in. whereas . the -chool « ' >«r R oœ evelt are reported -» ty Th^ . a re. DeW a)t Qui|m E,. ---------------------- R Burnet, deceased j support fund, the »5,000,000 school tarn« present. rod, Ray Robert Ragsdale, Georg? Date of First Publication - Octc- S E N D A L L O R D E R S TO aid law passed at th e last sesaior, Herbert Root, Mary Rosa Scroggin her 22, 1943 „ „ t A is distributed on an average days John Andrew Schansen and Ru- SHERMAN COUNTY JOURNAL Date o f LaM Publication - Novem attendance basis, a modified per pert Wall. ber J2, 1943. - MORO, OREGON school child ba«w. Moro Band Boys gav« a first Kelly’s Column "W ake U p . A m erica ! SAVE MONEY (HI YOURNEW SP^J AND MAGAZINE 8 I I I In Other Days Gilliam and Jefferson are other counties, that, like Sherman, h a w few children and a high taxable income Furthermore tbe April dietri- button w ll be the last one that the elem entary school fund will b n » « -rc .r ru-t y< 1924 _ • , Benjamin F Hockman and Mi»« France« Morrisey were married at Wasco on Wednesday, Oot. 22nd The groom is the aon o f J G Hock man and w ife and hae been em- P'Oy' d the WiUianw *fotor From w here I s i t ... cla'ws P*»ty last week. It was vfery much better than usual, and the «upper a t H otel Morn was o f tfie ne plus ultra order c f excellenca. rver, C . t 23, 1914 a mjaae m eeting < e Moro erti- h“ b’*" « » « l f ’ ™ » t »' ,t ¿ i/ J o e M a r s h Ned Buxton w as h o m e on fur lough last w eek. A nd y o u ou ght to see the fuss th e to w n m ade over him . S eem s lik e a lm o st fun4 •lffb/ be company. the opera house Satu ’ y evening e v e r y b o d y w a n t e d t o g i v e a turned to the countie« on a per CM Cunningham and H P Ore- to discuss mean» o f d ia lin g a party, or a testim onial dinner, »chool child basis which Will fur- ach each loaded their auto» with well. or stage som ething special in t h e r handicap the 1 school fin an- wheat on Mnoday and drove to Dick D ingle and w ife were Sat- the way of celebration. Of course, Ned acted grateful. cihg o f Sherman county schools Tygh mill where it was ground unlay visitors in Moro, the firrt . The tendency in school finance into flour. _ _ J ________tim e since Dick’s «return from old But h« <«>ld me later, all he really <a v ery fl a ffttolf tolff, toward equal,- I/eaton W right. W H W JHam- England. . ' wantcd Was « l O o w n w ith a zation. Distribution o f the^e funds and Lloyd Hennagin drove to Port- A B Wolfard has sold hi« lunch £ ' 2 - ° ] - ^ " I n d t ilk ** prooi Wben the mewtory »choo-l fund w as raised fram property ta x es and eonsid- •red a county tax aM o f the funds raised were kept within th e coun- ty. Several years ago It w as dr- land J<?< Sunday returning the counter biwineiw a t B ig g s to ft J tim es »c,.in. next day with four new Ford«i Willard, who also has the Biggs I gu ess th at’s h o w m an y bo > Leeton took h is new car in P o rt hotel under leaee. cliers feel. T hey d o n ’t w a n t a , land. ~ - Mrs Jam es 'nxmhn er has a Two new Kennedy radio sets badly sprained arm, the result of were installed this week in Moro a fall. No. 73 o f a Series of fuss made over them, with formal celebrating and such. W hat they really like are the sim ple pleasu res-one of Mom’s h om e-cook sd m eals, v is it in g w ith friends over a glass of beer-en joyin g things that mean hom e and comfort and security. Prom where I sit, oar biggest job, apart from helping win the War» la making sure those thing» are waiting for onr men w hen they come back home for good. T h e D a lle s B r a n c h o t th e U n ite d S «<>.»</ ta O te s N a tio n a l B arili ffice, P o r tla n d . O r e g o n w t M B IH H 'll » » I tll r o s N Brewing Induttry Foundation I KSU« A,» C I £o H r 0 R A T I 0 ir /
