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About Sherman County journal. (Moro, Or.) 1931-current | View Entire Issue (Dec. 17, 1943)
jitn« * i /A k k x SHEKMAA »♦ JOURNAL, MORO. OKÜGON F R ID A ), DECEMBER 17, 1943 Wren Hogue, Fred Peters and family. Fred Cox went to Oregon weeks. City Wednesday to deliver a horse Pat McCullough of Shaiuko Evelyn Olds were business Visit (Luunty $ 0 u n u 4 get into the Mock business. They going on to Corvallis to spend «pent the week end aa a guest of ors in The Dalles Saturday. bought cows to raise beef and • M t and Mrs Roy Schilling anu sevem l day« with his daughter Jean Zevely. « .w , to raise h og.. That all took (Cont.nued from Page One) PubUnhcd Every Friday at eon, Gary, were dinner guests at and family. He and Mrs Oox re- Mrs Grace Zevely, Mias Emmtf some time for they were not read- not ajj the statistics presented by \>F<1SS V 3 l l C V Moro, Oi the home of Mr and Mrs W F tumed home Sunday «toppingz at Jean Sdholl and Miss Harriett ily available, or there would have the presjdent hold water, because Schilling Sunday. Editor Vancouver, Wash., to visit his ¿¿¡Let» L. French Cole were business visitors in been no shortage in the first p lece^ x^ y (have been handed to hini Mrs Shelton Fritts went to mother, Mrs Emma Cox- C atered as second class matter at This year that stock p r o d u c e 'r 'b u r e a u c r a ts who are anxious 1T1S1311S B jrllIC vi 5 The Dalle® Saturday. The Dalles Friday where she en Miss Betty Payne, daughter of the postoifice at Moro, Oregon very well. The government has t best foot forward and i Mr and Mrs Charles Lemley tered The. Dalles hosputtl for an M t and Mrs Ben Payne o f Gras3 „ ar(. not taM<uUy Sherman Chapter O.E.S. No under Act of Congress of March established1 quotas of alautfhter- in ,, has rationed meat to cus- dW ke/ • 152 ~ g at and grand children, Duane and operation Saturday. Valley and Frank J. Emerson, 3, 1879. tomers, has put ceil mgs on prices al)> tha of the the M aunie hall. The follow,ng Eileen Lemley, went to Walla Mr and Mrs George Wilcox son o f Mr and Mrs C F Emerson officers were ek-oted: Verna B . , Walla, Wash., Sunday to viiit and son, George Jr., were business of The Dalles, were married Mon NATIONAL EDITORIAL- for meat animals and new 'has w h ite , , ouse ha3 betn „ ¡„ imernationaj afflain> that m a tr o n :* A t a r n , thdr son, Pfc Oscar Lemley, who visitors in The Dalles Friday. . day December 6th at a ceremony * ASSOCIATION raised the price of feed wheat was transferred from Hammond ,c mudh as to practically remove he lerted the domestic patron; E‘len Eeyn0 Mrs Ted Trimbb was a busi held at Goldendal?, . Washington General hospital in Modesto, Cal., ness visit» in The Dalles Tuesday. Miss Payne has been employed the subsidy for feeding. Mene and to rely for « , in- aMOciate matron: Dean to the McCaw General hospital Government agriculturalist» of- ftnnatjon on the bureaus. For- Mrs W F Schilling spent the at the J C Penny Co. store and at Walla Walla.' Thoy returned O B tdoO uisfiH « ten talk of the beauty of planning lnerly tb- president would dig in- rotary; y. ’ week sod at the home of Mr and Mr Emersan is a member of th'i home Monday. Frank Lemley for fanners. Planning, they »ay, a problam t0 gatisfy Ifa K 'X Dor°thy Dunlap. chaiplam: Dalles Fire department. They will Mrs Art Schilling. P lB IIS4?Ps 44$Qj)lAT|0» be a) home at the Hall Apart can remove the peaks and valleys feut came the war and that has Ball> „ . v ,L=’ who went to California to see The Ladies Social Service club of farm price« and production )gimed hid mjor attention. ‘ organist; FwyeEakin ’ ' his bTothe, Oscar, went witH met at the home Mrs 0 N Rug ments at Eleventh and Lincom OFFICIAL COUNTY PAPER» and give a steady market- The la Bakin, Ruth: -Ethel Clodfeltei, him as fa las Portland where he ■ gles Thursday afternoon with 20 etreets. SUBSCRIPTION RATES example of what has been don» ■ _x u- Esther: C ecileE ak in, Marthas is visiting his Bister, Mrs Hu members present. A Christmas with livestock is an example in Why Harry Hopkins and h-. Floye Borstei. Electa; Don- bert Hutchcroft and family. Payable in Advance program was given by members reverse The government has ruin wlf<“ left *he Wk te Hous’ and aid Clodfelter, warden; and Ted Mr and Mrs Ed Alley went to •o f the club, Mrs Arzell Lemley ONE YEAR ............................ $2<9 ed the price of what was one of tented an old house m George- g . , , « „ tin e l. Th? Dalles Tuesday to meet their gave several readings. Rev. F L the moot stable farm crops. .. town has caused endless gosnp After tha , . atH n - « tin g t i e son and daughter in law, Mr and CanneM gave a reading, and the * DECEMBER 17, 1943 Northwest feeders and livestock in <’ocial and T»'**»* <"«>«• One offices were inrtalled in thenrres- Mrs Buce Alley of Portland. Bruce group sang Christmas, songs. A f men have tried for years to im- theory is that Mrs. Hopkins in;. office. V vian Ball was flew * up from California where ter an exchange of gifts refresh ¿’LACE: Grass Valley Library NOT SO FAST prove the market for fed stuff. aiated. on l i v i n g the presidential efljeer and Ellen R"*.v- he just arKed fom the east coast. ments were served by the hostes?. TIME 3:09 te 5:00 I f that could be done a market «utnsion because ehe wanted a nofds waa marshall. He will spend hi» furlough here It looks aa if we Americans are Don Oox and h » grand mother made for tons of feed ow" aad St„ h. w'th his parents. getting fooled ¡by our own prop would be Mrs W J Davis, took his mother, SPONSOR: Social Service Soeiel ; IL > 1,1 f-ku» of being a guw t of the Roosevei’.s - Mrs Art Bibby and son, »ten.i » ivTr^ fWnrcrp Smith w*nt aganda The president goes over ffreuTis that would help vtw jpcnci Mrs Fred Cox, toCorvallis where DATE: Saturday, December 18. *, . i • , _ M««r kkat \Harry, however, was quit« con- on, and Mrs tWorge ami picture. Now that Wednesday o bu~i- seas and word conies back ol al agricultural she spent several weeks with her J -1, k k « / .k fnr tent to be ‘the man who cair.r to The Dalles w eo nesaay u great things done, big -plans * daughter, Mrs Al Roberts and Refreshments will be served. W°No one is going to feed ,to dinner” and wished to remain ness. Mrs Edison Sutherland o made for immediate extermination Z k ' T h e V ^ l b e n o g ^ n ^ l under the same root with his Pglhnan. Wn.. «com partsd th « of all enenr.'lt i by an offensive steers There will he fewer hogs. P»'> U » president; but his bride's home to «pend several day vrt- x that shall be irrisistible and ruin There will be more farmers dis- i™«istence prevailed. Latest yam ¡ting her «bter, Mrs . rt i oy ous to the hopes the dang.r- trustful of the intelligence and ¡-1 the national capital ie that and famfly. ous dictators. integrity of government agents. Hopkins and Wendell Willkie un- Mr and MrsJSdgar y- 'Citizens anxious to hear such ders-tand each other and that it Old«. Gua Engstrom, M » good news, forget the hwtory of The death of Jim Coleman was Harry who talked the pre- Bayer and daughter and Mr and such remarks, and begin to be leaves one fewer of that group of sident into assigning a plane and Mrs V B ®al^n W€I\ VH‘ lieve them. Then the leaders of Americans who were guided by crew for Willkie to circumnavi- itors in The Dalles Wednesday. Hartmann of government and military forces American« who we^e gu.aeo y conscience alone. Spiritually, of- g ate th e globe last y ea r wn. n r u j « » , wv at home have to come out with ten actually descendant» of the planes and pilots were radly Wasco and their son, ChrHes, • statements saying that a long hard Puritan« who c%me across the needed in the European theater was on f war .is ahead and that tihs enemy . . . T Wednesday ij still dangerous and not com ocean to worah.p a . they plea.ee (and then made others conform) Number one development on the . . .. . , _ _ j pletely subdued and that all must evening at the home of Mr and they have been .pioneers in many Columbia river as a post-war go to work each day until victory Mrs A F Baker. «tates. Hope of personal gain, project will be construction of is a reality. Mr and Mrs Lou» Swther of It sometimes looks a? if the promise of physical ease or the Umatilla dam. It is estimated by Kent and Don Cox attended a best propaganda for the enemy pleasures of the fleeh had no °f- the army engineers that the co<t grange meeting at Rufus Tues comes from our own leaders wh) feet on their decisions where con- will be $47,000,000 and that it day. Many will have power as well as nav- get so thrilled with tbeir own ex science - was concerned. Mr and Mrs C R Anderson went came to this section from Iowa igation. This was intended as the ploits that they think the job is to The Dalles Saturday evening relayed from New England. They first step in the development of tc attend a narty given for the nearly done. , o*, n il No one has been able to tell had buiR those square fronted the Columbia, but later a site howe». mvxrmhly whiU. Mem waa found at Bonn.-villr. The . Country c, ut). us bow near to collapse Germany looking that give austeyity to project is assigned to Washing- ’ is, but the best evidence is that Iowa landscapes They fostered ton and Oregon, as both, states Misa C assie Holqict came up she is doing alright yet. Hamburg a society that was hard and vir- wjH be 'benefited alth o u g h from >< from The Dalles to i-pend the and Berlin have been bombed as have many other cities, her arm tuous, shrewd and careful, hon- navigation point of view it w 11 w >ek end at homo: ept’ and upright. Later day think- - better for the Columbia basui Mr and Mrs A A Dunlap were ies have been crowded back from ing has led us into morals these when the reclamation '.project is hosts at X]birthday dinner at their fartihereat gaTns, her sub ancestors deplore. Easier living completed as it will fumwh w i their hodlF Friday Bn Monor >'ofj marines chased beck to their b as __ Mr. Dunlap and their daughter, mads easier morals. Perhaps ter- transportation. es, but Germany fights on. We Mrs Vem Mobley, other guests another generation will find us gave unntinted praise to the Eng following their teachings to reach -------- -- ------------------recent opder n , u . s , were Mr. Mobley and «Wldren lish (and they deserve R) for re- apirtual aalvation not (tamed m mariUme TOmmis9k,n , 8UBpendinK and Mr and Mr, Paul W.teon ir.atTrrng obdurate und?r bombing. a »after life. Sunday work in several of the and family. Now we claim to have sent many ~ xi . u. v large northwest shipyards is the John Brogan o f Ante ope s o p times the amount of bombs Ger From th is elevation >t looks as ** D0<i at the Sam Holmes home « 11 i . , * i , forerunner of abolishing one 1 . many took to England. Who if Governor Snell is absolutely - Monday on his w ay to The Dai- , , , . . . . * complete shift in many of the- mo,1U4,-v J rihall say in the ' history books correct m his decision against a K J , „ a . « xA. , l _ i n expected the maritime commission „ „ „ that the G’rmans are not entitl special session of the legttlatu’.e , n , Mr and Mrs R E LeBleu arc* Help necessary calls get thnngh by ed to similar praise? to reconsider port-war plans. Fro- (parents of a d a u g h te r boin If bombs have not shaken them, hably the same men are asking it - the Mid-Columbia hospital avoiding unnecessary calls. if Russians defeat« have not made as did most of the howling last Edna Stnaihl, Belle Fritzmaurice, Dori#} NewcOTnb went to The their people discontent with winter for a reduction in the in- Lulu Bolton and Ella Anderson, j)aj)es Wednesday to work ut Use Long Distance only ii it is cigsct, thedr ruler, if the loss of Italy come tax. They got the r?duction Messrs Ben Peetz, Jack Hickson, Wfty j ) r ^ store for sever? i has not caused them to quit, cer- over protests that money would ®nd L. D- Idleman., * _______________ _ especially on December 24,25 an l 26. tix ih ly a conference of their ene be needed for rehabilitation Robert Kaaeberg is in a St. o <rr»vev«rd mies is not going to do so Did ,oMi«r, and other pool war work. Lo»i., Mo hoapital being treat- achedule, have Buy War Bands tar Victory K product on W IN K C O U N C IL we quake with fear when Musso Tliat decision was generally pran <?d for variccse blood veins. O R io c * S«»rM«-4tfc Av«. Btrildi«c—F«rtl«R4 Mayor Ladn, Barnum war lini and Hitler m et in the Bren ed. Furthermore, we are doing TH1 PACIFIC T E L E P H O N ! A N D TELEGRAPH CO M PAM fn>m ner pass, or did we prepare to ounwlve. little good lo give our around y erterd ay trjrfng to trade main Intenwt to pi-t-w ar phna a 1men coat for a dry load of p#H fight harder? * -Z It seems apparent that Ger now. We need all our thought on wood. y ear have been re la tiv e ly »mall many is not going to be defeated winning, the war. From the Observer, Dec. 18, „ 19H as * com pared , to . launching», Th^ „ . A i n. until our armies march into Eu Ohnstmas vaxat.on m the Moro n<>w „ „ the rope and wreste the soil of Ger K hooU wall begin the W ednesday m erc h an t fleet in th e w orld, many from her defenders. We evening before Christmas and , „ QVV . x > and also the largest navy. are-doing ourselves no good when term in ates M onday m orning nf- ___________ __ we believe—regardless of who ter New Years. engenders the thought—that there From the Observer, Dec. 19,1924 The passenger train was wreck- than one hundred attend- More -than Tuesday morning four miles 'iW f S n t A t J # is an easy way to win or that ed the father and aan banquet at thfe Bigfrs R have A Y pn. . w PoHed Here- victory is to be obtained by been quite a .pill, wiM, only pro- hn„'hranded cErole open A somfc sly stroke of diplomatic ho Hote! Moro la»t “ « « “ y given by the Moro community (lamage as fch train did not. ford bull,branded «¿relé open A cus-pocus. on left hip. Reward for -informa- lafce th.lt •No doubt the recent conferences club. Dr. Thompson, of Portland. Rrriy^ ftt 0igg> bien about him. J. L. Dav:s Moro south were important, no doubt plans was the speaker of the evening. njght ftnd pagsed Kent. Oregon * ^-8p >t 12;30 <J.clodc. were made, no doubt • some of taking M his topic the subject A of circuit court them will be found feasible. “What profit a father if he gain FOR SALE: 30 G a s / C a t ”, What we must not forget is that the whole worl^Zand loose hi.i wag he,d by Judg< Parker at 445, Wasco O regon 618p planning is not going to win the *°n ’ Moro Thursday in the injunction Quite a flu rn i in wheat was , u it o f j j wjky t0 ,et white fac€l) year. war, (We’ve gone a little crazy suit of J J Wiley to set aside the local option election at Grass branded — over W. about plans anyway). Proper m evidence m Mon» tort r o « h c d Valley. - . ¿ “ [her, Gras. Val.ey 61Kp plan«, amended as need arises, when the offered price reached $1.50 and more heTe. Several properly executed, wtill win. The burden is going to fall on are reported to have «old their the men in the ranks who execute holdings at the price and higher . . . i ■ the plans. It is going to take figures during the day. • E T Strong i« credited with receiving them a long time, i t appears. Perhaps the more ttme they art- the best price paid, he having given the more of them will «old 400 sacks bulk grain for come home. It is certainly an (Hk 3153 at Moro The C L Powell farm resi« popular thought, but the evidence’ dance, occupied by V S Barr and _________ leading to ideas of an easy or family, was completely destroyed quick victory is not conclusive. Save’, .’g Sands • • Collect In fact, most of it is not evidence, by fire last Monday morning, to ■ strop * * Waste nothing it is wishful thinking. He who gether with aknoat all the con Boy wisely • • le ild o perpetrates it does our side no tents of the building. From ths Observer, Dec. 15, 1904 soond ood hrtfhter fotors ««Mt — • . A string of 60 young mules for n l Americans were taken through Moro Sunday WE PLANNED IT THAT WAY to pasture in the vicinity of Grasj A short time ago farmers were Valley. “A White Mountain Boy” is asked to raise more livestock, being rehearsed by the local were given goals by govemmen’ dramatic troupe, to be presented ^gonts that reqnired more meaw next month. Chief actors are: animals on the farm«. Mr and Mrs L. Barnum, Misses Farmers were willing to oblige Kelly s Column 0 Eastern Star At W Uflace „ ' ' _L an d food sale p. Other EATING is a daily performance, a habit almost universal, praise be. B U Y IN G F O O D 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 — Grass Valley / r n p EM ROUING THE RAILROADS ARE THE BACKBONE OF OFFENSE
