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About Sherman County journal. (Moro, Or.) 1931-current | View Entire Issue (April 14, 1944)
PAGE a. bUKUMAM G O U M Tt JOURNAL, MORO, OJMSGO. FRIDAY, APRIL 14. 1N4 quite IB Monday and taken She spent several day» w th her Mias Fatr cia Yocum haa ac- Mr and Mrs A. Spencer of The to the -mid-Columbia hospital by WorkmAn daughter, ateter, Mrs O G HHderbrend, re- oepted a position aa Junior Ob- Dalles, formerly aB <rf Wasco, Keith Fields. Guests th e past week end ot cuperating before going to her server Trainee of the C.AA. (Oi- bad been stationed a t New Cal- afc Han, Mia Lydia Darby mere her son, home in the south pant of town. VI Aeronautics Administration) edonia but had become 411 and hom€ her - Mrs Wayne and The “Senior Swing” Saturday with headquarters in Seattle and sent somewhere else. r,_ _ __ „ _______ ghter Mrs Kenneth Ferguson and t l Gertrude Brown of Po ’ortland, Mr Portland. evening whs a great suocem and left Sunday afternoon to begin MLies Emmagene VanGilderwho and Mrs R P Brisbi nF and son, . spent the Easter vacation with ___ her work there. v»R attended Robert, and Mrs Kate Hansen oi Carl Peetx arrived last Sat Mr» June (Wilde) Rolfe of Born: To Mr and Mrs Daniel her parents, Mr and Mrs Vernon : . “Killed resisting arrest”, urday morning from Camp Mc ' / Portland was a viator at the Baaick, , nee Bernice Smbth, a VunGfWer returned \ to her school now a phrase that comes from Richard Dingle of Rufus and home of Mr and Mrs O G Hilder- former Wasco girt, now of Hills- ,8t. Mary’s in The Dalles, Mon- Mre Ruby McCall of Bend was Mexico instead of from Germany. Coy, Wisc^nski, where he is now stationed as a member of ^ r* Adah Warren of Cliffs, Wn., brand, boro, a 9 1-4 pound boy named, day. .Her mother drove her down <a week end guest of her brother, It doesn’t seem to make ua so Richard Victor on March 17,1944. find spent some time shopping, r.nd family, Mr and Mrs Ora «ngry from that direction. the 76th division. He has fln'shed wePC «nksd in marriage at The maneuvers. Hia visit here will be Dallee Monday afternoon. Hugh Waj*co Woman’s Study club jjr arMj j£ra Nedeon and faimilv Mr and Mr» Stanley Sweet, ___________ _____ _ for about ten day». He left Wed- Mathason and the bride’s daugh- »««ting Friday at the foraner employees of Mrs Marie Mrs Inez Sargent, Dan McDermul lvesday for Portland to remain a ter Miea Warren, stood up with ^om,e of G c Andrews with QCtapeTi have moved into Wash- Ma» Lois H Iderbrand, Mrs F L day or so with relatives there. them in the presence of a nuni- present. Mias P atricia Kase ington this week. Cannell and other» were in The George Martin came home Fri- <* relatives. They w6B re- two pi Word was received Monday of Dailies this week. 9 day from Columbus, South Caro- »**« Wa ranch home near tl>e deatlh OI o f Dr’ Sydney H* U of Mr» Ove Ove Hansen- Hansen has has a a sister, sister, ~ ¿L u o r ' oyan€y Mre line to spend h:a furlough with Ruiu*- ~ Gresham, a former district au- Mw Gertrude Brown, visiting her Is an old established firm that has been selling, *Tha Tin his mother, Mrs Florence Martin. Mr and Mre Wesley Wilde in .__ , .___ O , oULUWIMtH . MUte., penretendent of the Cascade dis- f or about ten day». servicing and repairing cars for a generation. Churches. ^ra Andy Shearer was taken He will be here about a week. and son, Btfy Sheets,went on a . . trict of Methodist The dependability of its products and the qual Darold Bdshe b here on his vacation tr p to Lakeview to visit Th2 ^ a” WWle paying Wasco his official GAS AND OIL first furlough since entering the their daughter and family, Mr v site Dr. M il made many friends ity of its service has been proven many times. army la s t f a ll. He has been sto- and Mrs Robert Beiknap. They Krakuie Bruno Frank, whc ^ k le n .passing. Tires—Accessories tioned in Wyomng. were gone from Thursday until q _ _ j j t J a il i L L V iiT o c n Mr Ä"d ^ €TI^ n ^an Now, when it is doubly important that you Johnnie Shipley is here on fur- Sunday evening. ***** *°n’ a . H. McKEAN and SON have good workmanship and quick service to In su ra n ce lough from the navy, coming . . '. ** Glenn, overseas recently. He was from Chicago to visit his mother *** R L Anfrang is enjoying m m L . Robnaon with a preface W 1 <nd ,in New Cale- keep your cars and trucks running, have us take Grain, Feed, Flour, Fuel a visit of her husband who U by Herman Rauschning donia. Hia wife is away takings care of your service problems. ’ Mrs Tom Douma and friend». He Farm Implements, Bags, Twine experts to return to Chkaco and l‘U™ <® fur)ou«h from the navF- Mr <nd M™ Albert Keeefcerg business couree in Oakland, Oal. BARBED WIRE—GOOD POST i from there sent to radio school Willard Leff. eon of Urs Frank and daughter. Janet. Of H ie Dal- Word wae also rece ded that PHONES * Clyde Gllmor waa » * - ’0 K™>x. " home on Audough from lea were in the city looking after Arthur (Buck) Spencer, eon of k e t week end to- arrange for * Wyoming camp. boatneae matters ecverai day.thia Office Residence Mme Afferent equipment .from Mt ,n d Mrs A D Edg ngton week. !62 * 4 0 1 E 3rd T h e D a lle s the highway .h ip . near S ere. ’ nd Rol* rt' arlved Sunrf* 5' M.fcohn Rieheiderfer a ’ home OREGON OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO Kira, Pllo _ *K from Seattle, __ on a short , _ Mrs Ella qn-p Tnaiupaui w»« r*»im releas- . .. Wn. Mr. Edgtngton from an Arizona camp cd from the hoapiUl the flnrt of *' feehn« beWer aftvr corwulto- . . the week and has returned to her bon **“ ***<>’» •* Baattla. Mr^ Lawrence Edward, o f Moro Service Richie Dingle Men Visiting A t u • *< u - 11/ i Marries Mrs. Home This Week Adah Warren Walther-Williams Co. T ire Repair and Recapping — Sal home .here to finish her recov- Mr and Mr» Card Thompson of Gresham, who spent several days ery from a broken hip. Rufus entertained a group Sun- with her parent», Rev and Mrs Mr and Mrs Tom Preece and day in honor of their son in law, F L Connell returned home Sun- Mr and Mrs Maurice Letson and Joe Willard, who is home on day afternoon. ' , Miss Vade« Koonst were in Port- furlough ^froan overseas- Those Mire Esther Stanley arrived land over the Easter week end. present besides the honored guest from Portland Thursday to «pend Wayne Thompson ia working w /e and baby, were Coast Guard a few day» at her ranch home, for a few days at the Moro Grain Clinton Deyo and wife and a Mr and Mrs Truman Strong, Growers but will leave Aprd 27 sister of Mr. Thompson’s from Mrs Roy Belehee of JMoro and for the army. Mrs Thompson and Olympia, Wn., Mr and Mr» Chee- grandchildren, Derr e and Mie- daughter will remain here with ter Bargenholt of Waaoo, an J hael Hennagin of Portland. Mr her parents, Mr and Mre Roy Herbert Willard and daughter of ami Mre E E Barzee. Mrs Dar- Powell. The Thompsons have sold Bdggs. win Van Gilder of Moro. Mr? their house and furniture at Mil- Jeff Wilson and son of The Dal- ton. Mr and Mrs John Foaa of M„ Atoe Andenwn or ' A tra vellin g examiner of Oner- atom and Chs..ff~.~. ia -eheduled to arrive in Moro Thursday, Aoril 20th, and w U be on dtrtv at the courthouse between the hours of __ ii, , m. and i i pom,. ----- - Mrs Shari« Smith of Portland is here this week visiting her daughter, Mrs Emert Woods and family- . Mr and Mrs Marion McKee and roil, Gordon and Ed Toimlin and Eleanor Schulker, ajl of Portland, were week end guests of Harry Kvneman and Marjdrie Marvin at the hotel. Mrs Lucy Ruggles left Satur- day for the Willamette valley to spend a vacation with her daugh- ter, Lou Brown. » Mr and Mrs John Gilman and family will move .next week to the Margaret Peetz house recently vacated by the Orman Weavers, who moved to the fair gorunds. The Chrisman house, vacated by the Gomans, will probably be taken by a new school janitor who is expected to come from Hood River. Wet fields caused most farmers to lay off during the reinstorm and the towns were more thickly populated than usual. J B Adams has the flat planted tc potatoes and has also put out some tree to beautify the sate. Miss Loa Howard, director of the Oregon Welfare commission, was here last Friday while on an inspection tour of eastern Oregon. Miss May Hurst accompanied her ir. Sherman county. for your Spring W ardrobe ID L E HORSE POWER Choose a Suit CAN’T HELP WIN THE WAR Now, when every ounce of horsepower is vitally needed don’t let your Tractor stand In a fence corner for need of a minor adjustment or repairs— Bring it to us or call us. Our servicemen have the know-how and tools to put your equipment in fighting trim. a_Portland were aome of the out daughter and femdy. Mr and Mr, of wh() ^and <^1‘^ ren’ Methodist church serv ices in Was- , Sonenbeng of Port- land arrived Thu red ay to visit Douglas Dunn of Portland spent , . „ ----- -------------- her mMher- Mre O rthrn* S « * 1’- Fuator witt. hia grandparent,. Mr berf- horn« Sunday. an() Mm Harley Dutton Mr and Mre Bernice Guy and Mre Emaley Siocel received »on, Gaylord and daughter, L«- word Thursday morning . that her son in law, Thomaa S* Eaton, velle, were week end gueets ° f □ U Q Q i y __ died ait a hospital in Alhambra, Mre Guy’» parent», Mr and Mre DM»« California, hi» home, April 6th Frank Lambome. The all time winning favorite in wardrobes 1 0 0 percent all w o o l fabrics - Plaids, and pastels sizes 1 2 -2 0 $16.95 24.95 34.95 49.95 O’MEARA a.t the age of 70 year». He lea- beside» has Wdow Della Ea- ton, a daughter, Mre June Smart, and a »on, Edgar, all of Akham- bna, GaJiforma. He had submit- to an operation »bout ten days before hia death Mr. Baton was at one time in the draying business in Wasco and had many c]d friends and acquaintances here. \ Mis8 Bartmra Hines and a school girl friend from The Dab »pent the week end with her parents, Mr and Mre Lee Dehlar. Mias Beatrice Bartley and Mre Jordan, teachers m the school »pent Easter with relative» in the Valley. Mrs Leslie Blakeney has re- turned from The Dalles hospital. Wasco Beauty g & IfT ip « stripes \~ O Caterjflkr Shop ,U . will be closed until June 1 Come and see us then Add A the old judge says .. Topcoat Casually smart, wonderfully wear C. A . Ruggles IN S U R A N C E M o ro able and beautifully made of 1 0 0 - percent w o o l fabrics - O re Pastels, dark ................................................................. colors or plaids. Fully lined C H U R C H E 9 Moro Community Presbyterian Church D. Moberg, pastor. I Dresses Too Bible Sdhool 10 a. ,m. Worship Service at 11 a. m. S'-rmon ‘The Christ of theErn- mati‘8 road " Luke 24:13-35. Spe- cial music by Oho r. Christ an Endeavor 7:30 p.m Tuesday 8 p.m. Prayer meeting Wednesday 7p.m. Junior Choir WASCO METHODIST CHURCI1 Sunday School at 10:00 A. M. Morning Worship at 11:00 A. M. E pw orth League a t 7:00 P. M- Preaching service at the Grass Valley NOethodist church Sunday afternoon at 3:00 o’clock, also dedicaitrion of Service Flag. F- L. Cannell. pastor. Christian Science Society Sunday morning services at 11:00 a.m. Subject 'Are S n, Di- s<a®';, Death Real?” Wednesday night service at 8 includes testimonials of healing. T h -i Tending room in the rea* i / the building is open. All au thorized Christian Science litera ture can be bought or borrowed. Printed jerseys, checked jersey, cable nets and many otner styles. Seasons smartest styles to team w ith your coat Sizes 1 2 -4 2 $10.95 to 24.95 . ju ft t o l l m y brother Fred this morning. Judge...there’s never been a time in our lives when we got t o live up tp that old sayin’ ‘ United we stand, divided we fall’ mare than we have to today.” ” How true that ia. Herb. And for the life of me, I can’t figure out why, a t a time Hire this, some folks insist on raising a ques tion like prohibition. I can’t imagine any thing that would tickle our enemies more * than to get us folks over here taking sides TMs against each other, arguing about an issue' liks that- We’ve got a he-man’s job on our hands to win this war and we can’t be wasting our minds, our money and our stren gth fig h tin g ab ou t som ething we tried for nearly 14 years and found couldn't work. , ” 1 say there’s a time and a place for everything, and this is no time or place to be doing any fightin’ except the kind that’s going to win the war.” tp n m ttS ty A ltoM k Crisp Cotton Home Frocks A. M. Williams & Company _ - A* , A ■ , , • - ■ u - . 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