Sherman County journal., March 10, 1944, Page 3, Image 3

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PAGE 3,
SHERMAN COUMTI JOURNAL,
MORO, URRUOM P|UDAT. MARCH U , 1 » «
Mrs Hugh Shall has her niece,
Lt. Floyd Root
Wheat Moving
Anne Palmer o f Condon,, visiting
her.
Mrs H D Proodioot was hostess
to the Tuesday contract club at
the home of Mrs Leona Smith.
Mies Loraine Gossen went to
Portland Friday,
meeting her
sjster, Miss Lavilla, who came
LU 0 « ) Floyd Root, wife and from Clatskanie agdt> »pent the
The elevator crew loaded out
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f “ "?'
wed" od •»joy® » d ty life.
aT.r* ? 11Jnlgi* Tue,day in order P.
T he
M issionary
society
will
M rs Lorina
w ith , Mr» Theodore tc visit the local ch ap ter, which
Johnetdn aa leader. Officers will was initiating three new mem­
be installed.
bers fo r th e M adeline ch ap ter of
Rodney (T ony) M'oura is now Antelope.
em ployed by th e Shell Oil com­
Mr and M rs Arnold
Landry
1 pany
__ iur a s unu4
i«rr, u to r fo r this terri- w ent to P ortland Sunday rem ain­
d istrib
tory_ succeed,nK Walter Ru , ’
ing a few days on business.
„ho w»s a g e n t here. Equipment’
fill the down tra in W ednesday and U owned and busi™ «.
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l* J h e then worked u n til m idnight Wed- the nam e of the company
Visits In Former
Rapidly To Clear
Wasco Home
BUY
UlfTIO STATES
Thom pson
WAR
BONDf
STAMPS
Elevators
r.ved .hom e Sunday
fo r a few
d y t v isit w ith hie p aren ts, Mr and
M
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Mrs G H Root. Lt. and Mm Root
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D*"Uy *» « “
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Mr ™
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le ft T uesday on buaines,
P TT,
expected
home
Jlrry W?lson Jr-
thm wtaek and hopes to have it
A movve “ B irth o f the BlueV’ high enough fo r the tru ck s by
tr<* A program of stunts by the S unday.
school was given F riday ev-
M rs A rt C ham ness (Evelyn Mc-
en *n ®> a t
school auditorium . L achlan) is in S an F rancisco to
, M™ WaH* r Medker h as returned be n e a r h er husband who is in a
ham e a f te r
a w int* r «pent in c im p n e a r there. W endell Mc-
C altfo rn ia-
Lachlan, in E ngland,
is spend-
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M m b M ary Ja n e
N oftoker of in* “ / “l ' 0“ ? ’' in Scotlan<l
Rev and Mrs F L Cannell, Mrs S ilverton, a fo rm e r W m co teach-
FauI SL G erm aln ' weU known
F ra n k Lam bom e, Mrs G B U rlie, e r is visitin g th e M isses C ath«r- £ n rte m an fo r th e In tern atio n a!
and Mrs H a rry Van Gilder a t- ine F rid R ey and France» Em igh H arv e6 ter com pany was here this
tended the sub-district conference this week.
week to check up on the e x tra s of
of the eastern Cascade
d istric t
M r and M rs Sam Brock, Mr
M cKean com pany,
of M ethodists a t The Dalles- Mon- and M rs J T Johnson and Mr and
M r and MrB C harles Powell and
(tey. Bi.ihop B axter was unable to M rs Gus H artm a n were in The flTand d au g h ter, M arylyn, were
e tte n d a s scheduled and sen t a D alles M onday.
here th e first o f the week from
friend, a Dr. M orris, to give the
M rs Ed MfcKee cam e home from P ortland to see how fa n n in g was
address in his place. A fine pro- the niid-<Columbia hospital Sun- fcetting along on the ranch,
g ram was carried out.
day.
-
G iles F rench w as in Salem
The Am erican Legion A uxiliary
M rs W R Reid
w as dism issed F rid ay to a tte n d th e fu n eral of
m et with Mrg L P Haven Moo- fro m the hospital Tuesday.
S enator C harles L .M cN ary
day afternoon. They voted $15 • L ittle John jla k e r ,
who has
<L E McDaniel of W allowa stop-
fo r the
clubmobile, a ntovem ent -‘»pent some m onths w ith his g ran d ped here Sunday n ig h t as a guest
th at is
composed of tw o tru ck s parent», M r and M rs J T John- o f M r and Mrs M erle Becket, who
cut fitted
with tre a ts and e n te r- i<)n retu rn ed to his hom e in P ort- was a fo rm e r W allowa b an k °r
toinm ent for the oversees fighting tend Monday.
, , McDaniel was» a school friend of
men when resting between action.
Sam Brock, who crushed bis CoQis Moore some y ears ago.
It takes $21,000 a year to keep foot a while back is recovering.
Mn» Jack Huffm an has been in
each equipped, which
aunu. ere
re ,s o l by .11 th e e u x .h e r,« . In
the U.
O ur euxH lery „ also
sending F a s te r outfits to some of
first World w ar veteran s’ children.
The ladies began the sew ing of
laprobes for the R oseburg V et­
eran hospital.
Linzie I?ane( an employee a t the
O G H ilderbrand ranch, w as con-
fined in the hospital in The Dal-
les several day* recently.
Mrs Owen B a rn e tt gave a b irth -
day dinner p a rty Sunday honor-
,r.g M r. Lola H ilderbrand. M r,
[ , . l i e B lakrney and M r. M aria
C ooper and h er houae guest Mr?
H oyt of P ortland.
M t s A rth u r Snrvith en tertain ed
th< m em bers of the Sam Gordon
club la st T hursday aftesnoon.
The E pw orth League wUl a tten d
a d istric t rally a t the F irst Meth-
o d ist church in The Dalles Sun-
day afternoon and evening.
The T uesday afternoon
Study
club m et this week a t Mrs R H
M cKean’s home
It being guest
d ay a num ber of m em bers and
g u ests were present. Mrs Selma
W atkins was a ssista n t hostess and
Mrs Gossen leader. Our d istric t
president being unable to attend
a' was planned, th e school prin-
cipal, Leslie Blakeney, gave a
fine educational talk and showed
two movie reels. Also there was
n program of music and readings
given by school pupils and mem-
bers. The refreshm ent com m ittee
M^rved a dainty lunch a fte r the
program .
whj(e
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GAS AND OIL
Any Quantity
R . H . M c K Z A N an d SOM
In su ran ce
mmntntrau:nntnmnniunn»Hra t
Grain, Feed, Flour, Fuel
Farm Implements, Bags, Twine
INSURANCE
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W rig h t is g e ttin g h i. h o u s e -----------------------
t h n ready fo r rem ovel to its new site
m th e hospital w ith a severe case
of m alarial fever. She ha» been
th e re th ree weeks.
M r and Mrs A D E dgington
rnrt d au g h ter. Anne, M r and
Mrs Joe H ilderbrand and daugh-
ter, P a tty , drove to The Dalles Sun-
oay. John B ennett returned w ith
M in
C. A . Ruggles
at Del ed the O M Huddleson place
,P“ reh“
otber be filled a t H ay Canyon’
o f em pties
and will
be- ™
v
m ovin? ,nto the F ,0Vd
Creat, Oregon and will ba back
tween
trains.
Flatt
h<xwe
for the rest of his furlough m
M„
W asco.
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M rs E L Woods of Klondike is week
’’I’m glad”, m U4 Unate
"that I don’t h»v» to be r«»pon-
rible for this fighting earth. It's
hard enough being pofegMoedkle
fer myself, or even bein’ reapon.
s'ble.”
M cN air, ' assistan t
meet next week, M arch 14, T ues­ G rand C onductress of the E astern
day at the home of Mrs C J S ta r, w as here T hursday n ig h t
M oro
Ore
Penicillin
Feeds tor*
163
WASCO
PH O N ES’
Office
162
Residence
182
OREGON
the friends and customers os the
management and personnel of greta
incorporated are invited to attend the
opening of the hat salon, Saturday march 11
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the * Xura-ele dru"” penicillin1^ is
Bhown above bolding a bottle con-
tea
will
be served from 2 to 6 p. m.
GRETA INCORPORATED
taining growing penicillin. He is de-
scribing the growth to some of the
m em bers of the party of Turkish
doctors who visited him in his lab-
...
for the better things
®r*tery to^.-todsn.
The Della, a p e r t o f thie
Rev p L c . nneU c>,|ed
* from Wftaco
Mng
B,gu
Mr>
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having eonw dental work done, WACS WACS W ACS WACS WAC
deck e n d t h e eld er d a u g h te r have
been keeping th e house in h er ab-
Woods, Mr. M acnab and
Mrs
n ’"p'™pp 4 "
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t Mr* Ann*
J " ‘T T U£ 1
her P arents,
r a
rs
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r a
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er*dle a t inner
y.
Mr O leander, b ro th er of Mr<
n °*"
n
MrnJ
a
18 *2^
Mr and M m E arl F u ld . m-ovrd
M onday to th e R obert Kaaeberg
9ence-
Mr and Mrs A. Rose have re-
turned to P ortlan d from C alifor-
m . a f te r »pending the w in ter with
a t Sacram ento.
Mies G ertrude Hoppe
is here
this weejt
conduct a te st in
n u tritjo n on school children. She
it a n u tritio n specialist from Ore-
K°n S tate college.
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'%ey{ 'KtdA....
Like to feel
important?
Hove fun with your k ite s ...b u t never
forget that power lines pack a w allop!
You’ll
be
^our country,
im portant— to
and to
your
fighting
men— if you take
over a vital job in the Army.
In the W omen’« Army Corps
you’ll g et expert Army train­
ing that may pave the way
to a postw ar career. You’ll
ranch.
have a chance to improve your
Mr anii
c E C oats’ dau-
skill
or learn a new one— to
g h te r, Mrs H H S trau g h am and FOR S A L E : 2 3-16” John Deere
meet
new people, see new pla­
cy1^ rtin of Spokane, W aah.. are*
pk>w» and h itch
R alph Eakin,
ces,
have
experiences you’ll
visiting them . T h eir dau g h ter,
Moro, Oregon
17-tfp
rem
em
ber
all
your life.
Mre
Rut»chm an and child-
FO R SA LE: 1600 Acre w h eat and
Get
full
d<
tails
about the
ren
D ayton, Oregon visited
stock ran oh in H ^ r Canyon.
WAC
at
any
U.
S.
Recruiting
iaift week and
Mira Lois
Leota B urrell or see T. Les tor
station . Or w rite for in terest­
C oats arrived W ednesday even-
Johnson
16-8p
ing
booklet. A ddress: The
from M onmouth, whe—
A djutant General, 4415 Mu­
.g atten d in g norm al school to F 0 R SA LE: New H am shires, all
nitions Bldg-, W ashington D C
sp rin g vacation with her
breeders from eg g s d irec t from
(W om en in essen tial war in­
C hristie F arm s. Rock-New Hamp
dustry must have release from
Mrs David
Reid entertained
Cross. R. I. Reds & Wh. Leg
their em ployer or the U. S.
p riday afternoon fo r her daugh-
horns. W rite fo r circu lar. H a rts ’
Em ploym ent Service.)
U i Jn lftW Mrs F ran k Reid, who
H atchery, B erverton, Oregon tf
WACS
WACS W ACS WACS WAC
th eir
ia«t week. A num-
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jad jes enjoyed th “ special OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOeOOOOoOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO
Here are a few don'ts to k e e p yo u
and all your neighbors out o f trouble:
D O N 'T fly kites near power liaest
D O N ’T use wire or m etallic s t r ii f !
W anf Ad»
aiterrM>on.
And if your kite should keppee
to get tangled in power liees:
D O N ’T TRY TO REMOVE IT YOURSELF
Cali your nearest Electric Co. office J
Walther-Williams Co.
PACIFIC POWER &
LIGHT COMPANY
M t and Mrs Vivian Rust drove
to P o rtlan d F rid ay and S atu rd ay
fe re noon they ran into John Mc-
C lure, who is em ployed a t Mont-
goinery W ard & Co. They then
w ent to Salem to v isit th eir dau-
g h ter, D arlene and fam ily, enjoy­
ing th eir little g ra n d au g h ter. They
retxim ed home Monday.
M rs George V an Gaasheck of
Blaylock arrived Sunday to visit
h er swrtor, M rs Ed McKee.
A rth u r B racken o f P ortland,
fa th e r in law of G ordon Rich,
passed aw ay very suddenly it is
reported and w as buried W ednes­
day a t 11:00 a. m.
T he S tandard B earer group of
girlsheld th e ir m onthly m eeting
4 0 1 E 3 rd
T h e D a lle s
and pot luck dinner a t the M etho­
dist parsonage T uesday evening. O OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO O COOOOCOCOOOOOOOOOQOOOOOOOOOOO
Is an old, established firm that
has been selling, servicing and
repairing cars for a generation.
The dependability of its products
and the quality of its service has
been proven many times.
/■‘„terp
Tire Repair and Recapping
L E V S ALL WORK
TO GETHER
You're »n the business of
fa rm in g —our business is farm
m achinery. As such, you know
when and how to plant and
cultivate, but when it comes
to tra c to r care we know every
n u t and bolt— -so let’s all work
to g eth er for a common cause.
O ur in tere st is helping you
all we ask is th a t you try to
an ticipate your re p air needs
in advance so th a t our facili­
ties may serve every one.
O’MtARA
Supply & I nip. Co
PM.......11,1,11............... 1 U lltll l l l l l l» » « »
Wasco
'Beauty Shop
P L E A S E M AKE A P P O IN T ­
M EN TS EARLY
OPEN
EVERY DAY EX CEPT
IF
Spring Formal
MORO HIGH S C H O O L
N IG H T ,
CHICKEN FEED
MONDAY
|»hn Daera
S A T U R D A Y
All K inds
M A R C H
Merrymaker» Music
Complete Line of Feeds
for Cattle & Hogs
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M oro G rain G row ers
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"Judge, would you mind tellin* Charlie here
what you told me the other night walkin’
home from lodge. I can’t word it just the
way you did.”
“ Sure thing, Tim. Herg’s what I told him,
Charlie. There’s no such thing as votin’ a
nation, a state, a county, or even Yi com­
munity dry. We had proof enough of that
This
during our 13 year« of prohibition. What
you really vote for it whether liquor b foteg
to be sold UtaUy or ills ta lly ... whether like
community is going to get needed taxes for
schools, hospitals, and the like, or whether
this money ia going to go to gan<
bootleggers. That's the answer, boys
simple as A-B-C.”
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