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About Sherman County journal. (Moro, Or.) 1931-current | View Entire Issue (March 31, 1944)
I FA ¿ U »HER JM Ah VOUNFI JOUKNAU MORO. OKKGOK Men In Wasco For Klondike Elevator Job Mr and Mrs A J DeNoma havo arrived and rented the former Tate how« on Ma.n street. Mr and Mrs DeNoma have W n m Wasco several months at d.fferent times when the elevators were 1-eing built. They are here nowin eonnection with the construction of the Klondike elevator this spiling. Mrs DeNoma is going to beard the laborer and they will room at Oskaloosa rooming house managed by Mrs Dora Moore. John Hogenson, the contractor and Frank Claop, the were in town Saturday the night with Mr and Smith. „ , D, , Mrs Fred Blau, who al , .... - , the hospital, is with her a . . .. ¿ Y' , T m io , Mr and Mrs William Nesbit and store their furritune until such son, Robert, made a tri p to Port time as Mr. Grady is restored in land Tucaday. health to settle in some place of residence. Mr» Maud- Akers received word that her son, Capt Wayne Akers, Mrs Frank Lambome entertain ed Tuesday afternoon honoring was again confined by illness in Mrs Bruce Grady. Gards were the eLetterman General Hospital, San invited guests afternoon enter- Francisco, California. teinment. Vaj) cjld<,r 8ubs[,.. Candor will lose you some at foj. Mr3 J(mJon friends, but not as many as de ^ „ 1 daya with her ceit. - Young ,e To)edo Mr and M ips Paixly Rich enter- tained at Sunday dinner, Mr and Mrs Keith Fields and children, Ml» Zetta Beach, Mr and Mrs Stu*rt Johnson of Salem, Pl. Sgt Artburr Van G,lder Tillamook, Mr and Mrs Ehre Rich and son and Gordon R&A.. manag-r Some of the Wasco people spending «^en [n The Dalles this week wer§ Mrs Art Mr« V. Rust, Leland and Stanley Anderson, Mr and Mrs H D Proud ... , ’foot, ’ Pl. Sgt. and Mrs Arthur was ill at *'» „ . W 1 ' an GnMer, William Harper and son, Wal- „ . • , . - . z ,_ son, Gordon and daughter Geor- - , 1 RIDAY, MARCH 3,1. 1914 Be yourself. Ape no greatness. Be willing «to pace , for what you Here’s a fashion footnote. The are. A good farthing* is better War Production Board has just than a bad sovereign. - Samuel Coley rut ho rized the manufacture of two-tone shoes using part leather To be trusted its a greater com and part fabric. For this type of pliment than to be loved. footwear, not more than 30 per- - George McDonald cent of the whole upper material can be leather. Use of leather with fabric in uppers will result in considerable savings of leather. Two-toned shoes have not been produced since September, 1942 WPB OKs SHOES Mr and Mrs Nesbit honored, Mr: lawrenee Funk with a bir- thday dinner Thursday evening. Mr. Funk was also a guest. • Miss Betty Kldner left last week for Gladstone to visit with a brother home on furlough. a x , . The Tuesday contract club met , A _ . ' „ „ last Tuesday with Mrs Owen Bar rett. Mrs Sam Brock received high score- The civOUn food supply for the next few months appears to be more abundant than for the same period Uwt year, the Department o f Agriculture report». Potatoes and cabbage head the list of real ly abundant foods «over most of the country. Other products in clude, carrots, apinadh, beets, pea nut butter, shell eggs, grapefruit and amall oranges, frozen vege- tabea, and canned peas and toma- toea. -J I < |f| KEEP ON wth WUIÓÑ d S GAS AND OIL Tires—Accessories B. R. McKEAN and SON In su ran ce Grain, Feed, Flour, Fuel Farm Implements, Bags, Twine BARBED WIRE—GOOD POSTs* W e w a n t to e x p r e s s o u r a p p r e c i a t i o n DON’T LET YOUR Feed » tor, 163 o f t h e f r i e n d s h i p s m a d e ,, o f p l e a s a n t HORSEPOWER LIMP W ASCO b u s in e s s r e la tio n s h ip s a n d p r o fita b le Your tractor, like a well-shod horse, works to pack efficiency when tracks and rollers are in tip-top condition. t r a d e w h i l e w e o p e r a t e d t h e W asco B akery. W e a s k th e s a m e fr ie n d ly s u p p >rt o f o u r s u c c e s s o r s . *»- Mr *"d Mre D‘ " McDermid. T, T ™ ^ e r e t t W atkin,. W . Belle CM«,- Thursday with Mrs L Funk There > were two table, r f b n t e play Mp and Mn( RWl and end Mrs Ethel Van Cider won Mr> Qra Workman and dau. h,*h score and Mrs Leona Smite Janet Mt and Mp> Aiman CIVILIAN FOOD SUPPLY FAVORABLE MARTHA AND LEWIS HASTINGS end daughter. Wilma of Rufus and Mrs Ida Andrew,. My an(j Mrs CrPn(. HuU re. tjrned ,art week to thei,. h ^ e in PortIand Mi„ Jewi, Hull and yfrs Carrie Morrow drove to Portland with them for a viwit. . - , a a _ The district superintendent, Rev . . - o -i™ ,.un Silas Fairhaim of Salem, will ar- . a ._ _ . n ve Saturday evening to hold Turning pins and bushings and changing roller positions are some of the methods we < mploy to keep yoar tractor power well shod. Have us inspect your tractor’s tracks now. 1«2 T h e W orld ’s News Seen Through T he C hristian S cience M onitor i An Intfm^tionnl Dcily Nnvsp4t*r b T H B C H R IS TIA N SCEENCK Pl h JSH IN G SOCIETY Oat, H w j r Street, Beaten, IfMaecheaetts b T ra th fu l Cuaetrwctiee Upfcbasd— Free from Semstional- brn — Bdim viab A m T im e!* «ml I n s tr u c tiv e a n d I ts D a ily Fsatnms, Together w ith the W eekly M ngariae Section, M aks the M o n ito r an Id eal Newspaper fo r the Hom e. Price |1 2 .0 0 Y early, o r fl.O O a M onth. _ Saturday Iaeue, including Magazine Section, >2.60 a Y ear. * In t r o d u c t o r y O ffer, 6 lessee 25 Cents. * Reading Room, Christian Science Society, Moro Oregon. C ateruO U r ..Wasco submit ted to a major operation Satur R ^ a i i f v Ç lin n dy at The Dalles hoepital. « » W MP«? Mr» Arthur Srgent returned en Friday's stage from visiting in Corvallis with her daughter PLEASE MAKE APPOINT and flood ly, Rev. nd Mrs Chaa Ne ville and baby. MENTS EARLY Pl. Sgt. Arthur Van Gilder and wife are spending his furlough OPEN EVERY DAY EXCEPT with their relatives. MONDAY Mrs Bruce Grady arrived from Portland Friday. She k here to <;^xnn»mnimn„nxnmHn»ng » m ¡his is no time to lose your memoi ’ 1 WE ALWAYS DID LIKE WASCO SO. HERE WE ARE BACK AGAIN HAVING BOUGHT THE POPULAR I WASCO BAKERY WE EXPECT TO ENJOY OURSELVES AND WANT YOU TO HAVE A GOOD TIME WHEN YOU COME IN. HAL AND MARGARET SHELTON -!L ooooooooooooooooooooowoooooeoooooeoooooooooooooo W alther-W illiams Co. Is an old established firm that has been selling, servicing and repairing cars for a generation. The dependability of its products and the qual ity of its service has been proven many times. Now, when It is doubly important that you have good workmanship and quick service to keep your cars and trucks running, have us take care of your service problems. Tire Repair and Recapping w 4 0 1 E 3 rd T h e D a lle s o ssoososesosoesoseseoeosoooooooooooooooooooQOooooo « i nearly ALL American* there’« * streak of natural optimism. ‘ Don't lose that memory now. Don’t for-; get the depression . . . the poverty that hit the fanners . . . the breadlines in the cities We know the war won’t be over tomor . . . the soldiers looking, looking, looking row. We know there may be a long hard for jobs, and not finding them. fight ahead. Remember that Peace brought difficult But we can’t help looking forward to economic problems, economic stresses. the beautiful and wonderful-seeming days*« And this time, we must be ready to meet of Peace. them. This is all right unless . . . < This time we must make sure of having Unless it makes you relax your efforts a real financial cushion . . . to ease the to win the war . . . transfer to normal peacetime business, U n le ss it makes you lose your memory peacetime employment, peacetime living. That’s one big reason why you should of what happened after the fasf war was won. buy War B o n d s... a n d ho/tf on to th e m . r 182 OREGON the fourth quarterly conference at the Methodist church Sunday. He The Wasco Bakery will dhange will give the address that morn- hands the first of the month when ing. •. Hal Shelton, the new proprietor Thjg meetin< important as then will take over. Mr. Hastings. the canrPe^ tion makes its desire who has owned and operated it kn<)wn for th€ of Rev. for many yeans is going to help CanrwU M its pastor for the fol- Unde Sam in his war efforts. Mr yeer. Following the ad- and Mrs Shelton and daughter dreas a fellowship (Timer will be ere from Toppenwh, Wn.. and are Jæw the dhureh dining /oom former residents eo need no in- bring your lunch and stay for troduction and are welcomed conference. h<4TW> Gerald Nesbit and Henry Rich- Lafe Barnett, who was badly eklerfer made a trip to Portland hurt in an auto accident is ex pa*<t week end. pected home from the h o sp ita l------------------------ —— ------------- ;— . Mr» Leslie Blakeney is recover- m m m m « «HllHllin»»»Un m m4 W »'ng nicely from her recent major f'r< Mrs 'mtio Everett n _ Watkins _ Residence A Mb O’MEARA Supply & Imp.* Co *»ka Deere PHONES Office Uvery War Bond you buy, every one yob hold to maturity will keep bringing you $4 for every $3 you invest today. And that steady flow of buying power will make jobs. It will create markets for peacetime goods. It will do a lot to insure an America that’s prosperous and sound . . . the kind of America we all want when this war is won. So let’s not forget the lesson of World War I. Keep buying Bonds. Keep hanging on to them. They’re your security. . . your Country’s security Z. . for the days of Peace! / WAR BONDS to Have and to Hold J. C. FREEMAN MAY and SON ___ - * SHERMAN CO. ABSTRACT CO. I OSS and COMPANY J. K. McKEAN COMPANY VERNON FLATT TRUCK LINE PACIFIC POWER & LIGHT CO. DOUMA M ARKET' SHERMAN COUNTY JOURNAL
