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About Sherman County journal. (Moro, Or.) 1931-current | View Entire Issue (March 31, 1944)
P a GIS s . SHERMAN COUNT» JOURNAL. Carl Moser Here While On MORO. O^EÜONF RIDA Y, MARCH 41. tt<4 Tommy Bull 1» here from Con-, | • 1 don to viait hie grandparent», Mr L e C f if lO D 3 D ( 1 sod Mr. Mac Bull. He will re- » — •“ A birthday party was given Mathew 21:5 Palm Sunday Spo- for little Charles Bothwell Sun- cial music, Solo Lynnie Hart. day at the J M Wilson home. C. E. Junior and senior 7:30 p.m. Following the party they went Wednesday 7:30 p m. choir prac- to The Dalles to a rfiow. tice. Thursday 8 p.m. prayer - meeting Mrs Garth Walton and Mrs -------------------- Robert Helyer were initiated in- to the Rebekah lodge about a WASCO METHODIST CHURCH Epworth League at 7:00 P. M. F- L, Cannoli, p a r t« The district superintendent Dr, S las Fhirham, will preach at 11 Christian Science Society a m. after which a potluck ¿in Sunday morning services a t ner will be held in the basement 11 HM> a m . Subject “Unreality* of the Church followed by te quar- Wednesday night service at 8 terly conference. includes testimonials of healing. Dr. Silaa Fairham will preach at / j t * ' ^ ‘."5 7 ° ^ main until Easter when his par ents will come for him. Mi»» Vades Koonat left Thurs day afternoon for Portland to attend a meeting of the Oregon o w . State Teachers aaeociat on a » Cari The American Legion and Aux- week ago. The night foilwing they Sunday School at 10:00 A. M. the Grass Valley Methodist church thorized Christian Science liter» r £ ! r’ Moret“ ry Uu! r e p « « n U th r . for Shermn. coun- Republican Central committee of ty. ♦ il ary held a meeting last Thurs- attended a convention in Wasco. Morning Worship at 11:00 A. M. Sunday afternoon at 3 o’clock- ture can be bought or borrowed, Oiegon and formerly, state adju- . . . day night and also had an oyster William Bardenhagen received taut of the American Legion, Robert Evans came borne from feed. Among ____ was T__ _ thoae from out of a notice to report in Portland for in Moro Tuesday afternoon while Saturday having town were: Mr and Mm George on a M » through ««tern Oregon. * * * " ,« * " * * OTeT « Mr and Mr. Max Brown, d He had spoken at The Dalles Mon- C0Ter*n8 «from a case of the flu Mr and Mrs Robert LeBleu and down on Wednesday. Mrs Charles Both well and fam day night. which he contracted during the family, Mr and Mrs Matt Simon ily and Mrs Lester Wilson and and Rolen, Mr and Mrs Ted Ball . .. Mrs Tom Douma left Sundag _ is j u a —. *<:n • *» , family were business foi Portland and Eugene to visit of wheat has is been oeen an<j Roger, Art Miller, Chr» Pol- ‘ m, visitors 111 / possible . », . ’ Grass valley on Tuesday, BTHj M May. he. brother and sister who live in *>in* “ ™pi41y “ pwaioie gon an<j those two cit es. She made the the dwtr,ct tove ~ . trip down with her brother John been »ufflcicnt and the warehouses Durward Helyer has resigned CIVILIAN SUGAR CUT * 'are pretty well cleaned out. The his posit on as ujpper grade.. tea - : Pointer who stopped here Saturday , government has called loans on cher and Mrs George Wilson is Under the 1944 sugar allocation, night n .a. on hi 4. r T a b • 1942 farm «tored wheat which will replacing him. Mrs Charles Both- civilians will get 325,094 fewer ness tnp to La Grande. well is going to take over -his jot tons of sugar, or about 6 percent therefore be shipped soon- less, than last year. The increas Mrs J F Noonan is in a hos as bus driver. ing needs of the U. S. armed for- pital in The Dalles this week to /« Mr and Mrs Harry Jusfce&on and Wi and the demand for industrial have her tonsils removed. family were here from Milton- alcohol made of sugar cane molas- T S Reese haa returned home from his winter’s trip to Calif- for RALF' Horsford r h Freewater to vieit relatives. ses are making additional in- > n r ir t ow j rrectlon an in •'<•<■» on «>• « F » r .supply. At the ¡ng a good tin». ” w « k . paper: Men-tl SM ter is tnTllM rTtRjyiM pping space for su- T r ip Auxiliary Meet Over State At Kent Easter m f on* f Want Ad» L X ,> Z ; ’ arade A TO , “ <* Joe Belanger was down from r rj liiorn gar is being diverted to more im- Pendleton this week to see about ” Among those who attended the porta nt wartime needs. Civilians some more land to farm with his FOR SALE: 14 tied pieces of auction sale at Mr. Smith’s ranch will still get 75 percent of the stubble-on-bop equipment. ^ .tr ea te d Federation 31 wheat. at Dufur were:* Jim Wilson, Al- total sugar supply for only about The annual benefit tea of th? Harvey C. Thompson 21 p fred Lyons, Mr and Mrs J M Wil- 25 percent has been assigned to Moro Woman', club will be held n ,B o a i p u „ , <wn' Mr and Mre L“ ter W lson th® armed fOPCea' alli<?S an<l in,lus’ > 0R SALE S ™ 11 He* - and family, Mr and Mr. Paul Wil- trial war need.. Fi.day afternoon April 7th at rola or heater, new condition; son. the club bouse 7-tpbe Crosley radio in highboy ,, n _ , W C Helyer was transacting cabinet; -3« S A W revolver and ,,LMnew in Portland ow r th? Bora: To Mr and Mrs Ross Hart C H U R C H E S box cartridges. Phone 271, Moro weej, iLtvonne Sayrs) in Beaverton, Moro Community C. A. Ruggles 21c Sunday. Maine h 26, a 7 1-2 pound Presbyterian Church « .w - Among those in The Dalles la?t di. ugh ter M Margaret Nancy. James D. Moberg, pastor. FOR SALE: 100 Ewe. with Feb week were. Mr and M„ B M Ke,. E E Barnum left Tuesday for ru«ry Umb.; 50 head mixed ,ey . Mr and Mn> A. von BonlU,_ Bible School 10:00 A. M Bend to take his first spring look Hereford cattle. P“ ' Witaon' Mr and M nrjrtm Koapke. Mr and Mo™in« * on* / ** at Ihis farm near there. Ot O ww O nw.aww.zx*. “The Day I if of Q üIXTot Sermon Salvatioi.” Kent, Oregon 21-3p Mrs J E Norton and familv, Ji:n Mr and Mrs G. Douma and Mr end Mrs Joe Peters went to WANTED: Year round work on WilsoA, Mr and Mrs Alfred Lyons. Shandko Sunday to visit Mr and farm or ranch. Experienced Mir and Mrs George McKay. Mrs Waterman, Mr and Mrs J L Mat- man and wife, two children. Mrs A J Brown and family. Victor Brady, Estacada, Oregon thes, Mrs Jey McKay and Mrs Mrs Harold Ginn went to Port Robert Schilling. 19-21 p land Sunday to visit her daughter. IN S U R A N C E Mrs Jennie Simler and eh ldren Mrs W F Wallace LOST: Light red Hereford cow from Toledo are here visiting W J Martin is reported to have M oro Ore 5 yrt. old, crop off right ear 2 Mra B A Hogue. fallen in a bath tub wb le visiting i« » n H n i » t o t » n n : : H im n n m : u n n a underbits; crop off left ear, one his daughter in Sac remen to. He underbit; branded MS- and 7Z sustained two broken ribs. on left hip; recently dehorned E. M. Helyer, Grass Valley Lois Flatt is working tempor 19-21p arily for the -PPdfcL company while Miss Cora Fletcher is mak- „ . . . . . . t FOR SALE: New Hamshires, all :ng a survey of mtent to buy ,___ ___ „ ____j:____J_____ breeders from eggs direct from electrical equipment when it is Christie Farms. Rock-New Hamfe apaan available. Cross. R. I. Reds A Wh. Leg County Clerk, Ross Ornduff, F o r C ir c u it J u d g e horns. Write for circular Harts’ was in The Dali, Wednesday to Hatchery, Berverton, Oregon tf lx* a witness in the Updegraff- E le v e n t h J u d ic ia l D is tr ic t Fraser case. T Merrill Oveson and Orman Wea- ver were at Condon Tuesday plant ing the nursery crops in the plots there Mrs Evelyn Chamnes* and 3on are here to visit her parents, Mr and Mrs Dan McLachlan. She A ll wool fabrics styled to recently was in San Francisco to see her husband who left for make a man look proud and overseas. feel proud. Built in quality Miss May Hurst made her for lasting good looks weekly trip to Sherman county Wednesday and met with the county welfare board Thursday morning. New officers were elected at the annual meeting of the Moro Pres byterian church held last week F H Moore is a new trustee and Quality white shirts Ilewey Thompson and Chester W. Smith are elders, their election in Cape Cod poplin creasing the number of elders to Finest Q u a lity four. Imported broadcloth Bob Belshe has bought the Hay cun yon ranch from Mrs Leota Tru-val broadcloth j Purrel. It was formerly owned by Del Wright. Shirtcraft broadcloth Jamies B Adems was in Portland ____ last weekend return nK to Moro SPONSORED BY THE DALLES C A . Ruggles Fred Finsley CLO TH CRAFT SUITS J24.75-47.50 SHIRTS W OMENS' S3.95 SUITS j | | 3.50 Y our first ¡and best pur- 1.55 ch ase of th e season-- 1.49 Monday. FLORSHEIM SHOES FORMER GOVERNOR Brookfield $10.50 Flare wedge lace oxford Exmore Wales 11.00 Moccasin toe blucher oxford Major I0.50 W estfield 1 O .5 O Black lace oxford TIES sena tor (S h o rt T e r « ) ★ W IN THE WAR ★ SAVE THE PEACE END NEW DEAL ★ REGIMENTATION F jid ad» — Spro«*» <«* U 5. S«no»or ConmM»« « •x B. fa tly , M o t t « B riM he. P»r»t«od, Or. ed ordressinaker styles Pastel colors or striped Mile packed quality to answer ra tioned quantity fw r U n ite d S ta te s all w o o l fabrics, tailor Handsome rayon silk ties Patterns and stripes New spring patterns Holly Vogue-Grayco-Manhattan S1.00-1.50 suitings Sizes 1 2 - 2 0 19.95-24.95-29.95-44.95
