Sherman County journal. (Moro, Or.) 1931-current, October 22, 1943, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextI P A G E 3, SH ER M A N COUNTY jputy* AL. Vi MOHU, UKUUUM F B I U M , Q L J U fU K it, 1»*^ I Adams Family Mrs Etha Schilling and son, Robert, caaneup from The Dall-is Friday evening to spend the week end visiting her son in law and daughter, Mr and Mr* Jesse Hel per a t Kent. Mr and Mrs Mack Ale up and d au g h te r, Audeen, o f The Dalles sp e n t F rid a y and S aturday v isit- A fa m ily g e t-to g e th e r an d d in in f a t the hom e of Mr and Mrs n e r honoring S g t. N orm an A dam s was held a t th e hom e o f M r and m i j . r\ Dalles 11^ M rs W allace May returned home M rs C lair Adams ih m T he „ , ,. ,. . . T h u rsd ay a f te r spending m ost of Sunday. Those a tte n d in g w ere Mr v ' . , ». r. * j w j w th e week an P ortland w ith her and M rs C P Adams, M r and Mr-i ., . . ... . ta j / u . . m other, M rs J A W alter, of Hood Don C lodfelter and fam ily o f G ra^s V alley, M r and M rs Loy A dam s 1^*r ’ , , * tt j » • . .. Miss B eecher, a nurse a t the ana fam ily o f Hood R iver and the , . . . . . . . * P o rtlan d San»tanuim, arrived here honored guest Sgt. Adam»., _ , w Tuesday to «-pend h er vacation vis- M r and Mre Clifford Macey and Hing a t th e Olds horn?. children retu rn ed to th e ir hom e in _______________ K ii.m ath F alls Sunday a f te r *.M EM PH i S B E L L E ” spending a week h e re visitin g a t n F P A , Rfl th e home o f M r and Mr» W illard GETS R E R A ,R S BtRM& The “ M emphis Belle”, b a ttle - . ,, w E, o_k iu scarred v eteran of nine m onths Mr and M rs W F S chilling . , » . .. , a e rial w a rfare over France and w ere dinner gueets a t th e hom e „ . . . . . . of Mr an d M r. A rt S chilling £ • «’^ a n y . now » convaleocmg ? * t an an* field in Spokane, Wn.. When the boys are far from home H’s the USO that brings them according to the W ar D epartm ent. cheer. Supported by the USO, a mem ber agency of the National Mr and Mm Phil B oyer o f Jo h n D u rin g - 2f. CQmbat she W ar Fund. USO-Camp Show s circuits sponsor nightly performances Day w ere Over n ig h t g u e s ts a t by flaR am) by more than 1.000 professional entertainers for the men of the armed forces in this country and _____________ abroad. -«to-W w-»* M r a M - M n $ / J ^ a e o by m ach in i- gup hu,ie t ii. She has B om : W ednesday, Octoher 13th Way- Friday n ig h t. nine new engines, a new in The Dalle», a »on, Edw ard M r and Mrs Ed Alley w en t to rig h t w in g to replace one shot S terling to Mr and Mire F reddie Cow Canyon T h u rsd ay evening aw ay ¡n action, and a new tail B eardsley.*' to m eet th e ir d a u g h te r in law asM m biy fo r one to m to s h r d s Don Newbill is here fo r a few M rs Bruce Alley, o f P o rtlan d and j>y cannon firc Thjs flying fo r- days v isit w ith his s is te r,. Mrs h e r m other, M rs Gould. T hey w ere W I, returned ta th e U S. C larence Hula. ' • re tu rn in g from Burna where th e y jas^ j une to show American j>eo- Mrs Helen K ru g er le ft last W€re visiting. p k }M)W Am erican p l a n s could w eek fo r a vacation from her Miss Lila I^ee Alley cam e up .stand up in modern wiarfars Fol- M r and M rs Roy Powell and work a t Bucholtz fr<xn The Dalles S atu rd ay even- k wing h er to u r the flying for- M r and Mre W. T. B alaiger went M ts Bob M arvin re tu rn e d Sun- ing to spend the week end visit- t ’ess was assigned to a heavy to P ortland S atu rd ay to atten d the from PnrtUnH w here »he had ing her parents, Mr an d Mrs Ed b om bardm ent gr>up in N ebraska launching cerem ony fo r th e 4 Ore- | )ccn her husband off to Alley. to help tr a in fledgling airm en gon T r a il” th e ta n k e r th a t w as . Mrs Law rence IX nos and in fa n t who hope soon to go overseas p u t into the w a te r a t the Swan Myles M artin and his s is te r d a u g h te r accom panied M rs Arzell them selves. A fte r a m ajor over- island yard It com m em orates the Mrjj Clarence C lelland w ere h eie Lemley home from The Dalles hs.ul job. the “ Memphis Belle” centennial year o f 1943. Sponsor last week from L exington and T hursday to spend sev eral w eeks ag ain will be used in train in g fo r th e »hip w as Miss V alerie P<>ry aruj respectively. visiting friends. airm en. Bolton of T in Dalles. A large Mrg U pdegraff, m other Lt. and Mr? H arland C lcdfe’te r ------------ crowd of u p sta te catixens at^ of Ju d g e U pdegraff, w as,*pon?o« and M r and M r« S O C lodfelter c 9 O m baffi« WM 4 m s Mf arfa tended report th e visitors. Mr a ^ ¡ p l a t h e d a t Vancouver, P o rtian<1 w ere g u e sts o f Mr anti • war. MfeV« gsf fMfksr Powell » president o f the Wasco W ashington la s t week. Wrs Don C iodfelter on' W ednesday ffaMS C ounty Pioneer A ssociation. Mrs Hazel Woods cam e up Wed- an(j T hursday of th is week. Mr and M rt C. R. Logan of nesday from h er home in D ram Mr Mpa R j B aker an d Buy More P ortland a re here th is week to spend a sh o rt v a c a ti3n w ith <teurM er in Jaw Mrs B ak er. War Bonds For Freedom ! Sake check th e county’s books a s a frien d s here and to b rm g some of ftnd up from The p a rt o f the audit. th e valley’s surplus rain to this Thureday evenm * to <pend Donald M artin was a busm ese county. a w w k here on bus,'n e . F. visitor in P ortland over th e week M rs W. K n g h te n and chddr?n Mp Mrg Tom were end. A ccom panying him w as Miss w ere am ong those who w ent to Sum U y d in n er at W ne Sybil Belshe. P ortland la s t S atu rd ay to w^tneas o f Mf Mm J<>h(n EnKstrfyni . The group o f m en from Sher- the launching of th e Oregon Joyce o f P o rtlan d stopped mnn county who usually m ake up T ra il . here M onday to v isit b riefly on a h u n ting p a rty le ft S unday mor M r and Mrs Ted B arnum and Wi? tiing before d ay lig h t fo r th e elk d a u g h ter and Mrs B yron Peetz M r and Mnj Roy Sc+rillrrrg- and ranges in U m atilla county. Mak- were Sunday guest» a t th e home C a ry , w ere d in n er g u e sts a t ing th e trip a re F re? Crew s, M er- of. M r and M rs A rt B arnum Sim- hejme <xf Mr and M rs W F rill Ovesoù, Joe B elanger, Ted day. ; * Schilling W ednesday n ig h t vonB orstel, Serai S earcy and Tom Keith B ayer was injured in foot- j^r V em Mobley and S triker. ball practice this week and m ay cbrildren o f K ent sp e n t S unday Mr and M rs W a lte r Dedrick of not be able to play. vnriting a t th e home o f ¡her p a i - P ortland spent th e week end here R ^ n e y M aurna h a s s ta rte d to en4fl> M r ftn<J M rs A A a s guests of Mr and Mrs Ernest high school here- He is hvm g a t Mr and M rs A lfred Keck an I LONG TERM Woods. ^ e R alph E akin hom e. Gordon Lemley re tu rn ed hom e W H Close returned to Moro Mr8 Nellie Muir.. foiUlM teac h - a trip to P a rley. NO COMMISSION Monday to help o u t th e crew in e r in tt>e Moro schools. -.» in the Mn> Hazw, Zurlinden o f P o rl- th? bank fo r a few days. Deacon«»« hoapital in Salem w ith janj P rjd ay evening to NO A PPR A ISA L F E E Mrs Fred H ellberg and d au g h ter “ broken h ip ' «I»™* h e r vacation w ith h e r par- T H E TRA V ELER S INS. CO are here from th e ir hom e in As- B ernard M artin has concluded, enta, M r and M rs Tom Coyle, to ria to visit w ith M rs H ellberg's « « purchase o f th e C arl A dam s Mr and Mlrs A A D unlap re- Giles L. French p aren ts, Mr and M rs John Foss P l« * blrt doe" not e x Pect to tu rn ed from P ortlan d and o th e r and h e r e lste r, Mre Jack M attson. *» * until n ex t y ea r, probably raH ey p o in t, w here th e y ape n t Moro. Oregon who is leaving soon fo r W ashing- a ft« r harvest. his vacation v isitin g relatives, ton D C :o join h e r husband who w ''ndeH B a is s e r re tu rn e d Tues- --------------------------------------------------- is secretary to C alifo rn ia’s Rep- ™orninK fro ™ Spokxne w h e r e O 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 o 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 he had been called on n o rth w e st — « resentative Engle. . Clarence Huis 1» h e rs th is week *™ in «TOTrera b u s in e « . He left fro m h is work a t th e Oregon Ship Thursday for o lt HONOLULU HULA Dines Marine Son and Brother S tra w Use Said G ro w in g .. Oregon fa rm e rs a r e m aking b et te r use of p ea and graiin straw this y ear th an ev er before, ac cording to observations m ade by OSC Extension and Soil C onser vation service agronom ists. W ith th e increased supply of le gum e s tra w in recent years, m any grow ers have te e n able to SOU for them selves the b ig retu rn s th a t come from re tu rn in g this p lan t food to the soil. One K lam ath F alls grow er, fo r exam ple, recen t ly reported an »increase of 50 sacks o f potatoes per acre from tu rn -, infc under A u strian w in ter pea straw .. basin co unties, the conclusion h a j been reached th a t g ra in grow ers can use a ll o f th e ir w heat stravv on the su rfa c e w ith no decrease in yield and w ith good erosion control. W ith the advent o f new tillag e m ethods fo r keeping straw , stu b ble, and o th er crop residues n ea r th e surface, th e old p ractice of bu rn in g th ese crop residues is stric tly taboo am ong those who desire to c a rry c u t a ty p e of fa rm ing which will keep th e soil con tinuously productive. Loot Ration Book May Be Returned Under the Post of lost th em in arrangements made with Qfflce department, finders ration books may drop the mail without prepay ing postage or enclosing them <ui envelopes, the OPA has announced On paym ent o f a five cen t post agv due ch arg e th e P ost Office will retu rn the lost book to the person whose name and address Among th e ty p es of im plem ents ap p ear on the cover. W hen the now m general use a re plows w ith addressee cannot ibe found the Post Office will fo rw ard th e book m oldboards removed o r p artly cut t.< th e n e a re st ratio n in g board. oft', one-w ay disks and sim ilar m achines, ro ta ry sub-soilers, and rod and blade im plem ents. All In a re a s of less th a n 12 inches are designed to w ork leaving a of rain fall, which includes m ost stubble mulch to prev en t either of th e w h eat land in Jjhe Columoia wind or w a te r erosion. or Moro Citizens ALSO See “ Oregon d ia l 2382 Trail’ Launched AGENT IN MORO FOR JESSIES FLORAL SHOP Farm Loans per cent yards to do some work around , . . • w « hi« place in Moro. , T , » a, j L ester - Barnum, le ft M o"d«V m orning fo r P ortland to vunt his w f e who is in St. Vm eeut s hos- p ltal th e re recovering from an operation perform ed laat w ees. He w as accom panied by C harles Belshee who had a loud » f «toes in the city. - .1 B Adms returned M onday from Portland where he had been over th e week end. Mr and M rs H arold G-iBn re- tu rned W ednesday from Salem where th ey had been to see Mr. G inn’s b ro th er in law Cap’t. G eorge B ates, w ho i> ill in the n ess- » » H ow ard Con lee le ft Sunday for P ortland w here he sp en t a day u k in K th e tra in fo r Miss- . w hgre wi)| bcpome „ jn a jr He neBrly ¡n Mor„ hjj> p a r m t, Mr Mri. L R a f U r h av in g overseas in th e N in th A ir Force fo r u Don w illia ^ , a f compeniwi Conlees to P o rt- land and will t r y to catch the t ^ t to A laska th ia tim e. ----------------- A LFA LFA HAY prjw8 B,fajfa hay pr0. ducta #pe by reviw d tuberculosis hospital. T eachers who have returned to service or who a re teaching th e ir first term were given Instruction here S atu rd ay by H E. In te w o f M onmouth and Ellen V. Johnson of La G rande. ' i:,ium price re g u la tio n No 466. L nrfer . produot, Wlll !ranaw hat fa TeM-> ;)V a . h<xpa TpMKsee Miasls«ippl, U tah an<( Id a h o and Dregon. ___________ as T. Looter Johnaoa W'anf Ad» FOR SA LE: Good, purebred, y e a r lin g H ereford Bull Calf. Call A rt Bucholtx, M oro ' 49-51 p WÁS00 FOR .SALE: 200 bu. T urkey Re J eeed w heat, tre a te d in fa ll 1942 Will sell a t b arg ain . C all E lla Thom pson. 31Ö, M oro ch C A . Ruorks INSURANCE M oro ; O rc FOR SA LE: M arblehead squa«hee 4 miles below Cecil, R alph B ut ler, A rlington. ,, 60p THE RAILROADS ARE THE BACKBONE OF OFFENSE THE OLD JUDGE S A Y S ... Walther-Williams Co. Is an old, established firm that has been selling, servicing and repairing cars for a generation. The dependability of fts products and the quality of its service has been proven many times. T ire Repair and Recapping 4 0 IE 3rd T h e D a lle s EATING is a daily performance, a habit almost .universal, praise be. B U Y IN G FOOD- is almost so. You need a constant, steady, handy source of supply where the larder can be replenished with good food at good prices. T h a t means----------------- Zeigler’s a “ You were absolutely correct in m aking the statem ent you did, G eorge...«of a drop of u'hiskeydias been distilled in this country in over a year'* “ That’s what I told the boys down at the lodge, Judge, but they were so surprised I thought maybe I was wrong.” “ No you weren’t, George. The truth of the matter is that a year before Pearl Harbor, the Leverage distilling industry voluntarily offered its facilities to the government. Many companies started to produce alcohol for war purposes almost immediately. And just an soon as the government’s requirements in creased, the distilling facilitiesof the entire in dustry were converted 100% to the produc tion of war-alcohol andnofktnf rhr. Asa mat ter of fact, the beverage distilling industry is producing about half of the government’s needs for this vital war material. And that’s a 24 hour a day, 7 day a week job, George.” - “ I’m glad I told you about my talk with Sam, Judge. You’ve given me a lot more facta on that subject.’’ ' . „ Grass. Valley Tku a i l n r l i s n n t i t l s p o n s o r td Py Coojcttoeo of AltoPoUe tooorogt IW .