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About Sherman County journal. (Moro, Or.) 1931-current | View Entire Issue (April 14, 1944)
» a /it «, &UJtfc<AN COUJtfff JOURNAL» MORO. OREGON, Easter Crowds Out In Force - A A - -- -- ---------------- - - ----I - -M , - At Grass Valley A very good attendance was Lad Eaater Sunday at the Baptie’ churoh for the pot luck dinner at 12:30 and the program at 2:00 and the Easter services by the Rev Lloyd T Anderson of The Dalles following ohe program. Technical Sergeant anu Mrs Melvin D Baker of Everett, Wn., arrived here Tuesday evening from Hayward. C aliom ia, where they visited her parents, Mr and Mrs E G See, to spend the rest of his furlough with his parents, Mr and Mrs A F Baker. Mias Mildred Alley left Sunday foi Chehalis, Wn., to resume her txaching after spending the we?k end here with her parents. Mrs Charles Perrigo left Sat urday for Portland to spend Ea ster week end with her husband. K ng Fritts was a visitor in i iT F JLNBIIt^B FRIDAY. APRIL 14. 1H4 panted her father to The Dalles Saturday leaving for Corvallis to resume heT studies at OSC, a f ter spending spring vacation here with her parents. Mr and Mrs A A Dunlap had Eaater dinner at the home of th e r son in law and daughter, Mr and Mrs Vem Mobley, at Kent. Mr and Mrs Estel Hartley and tons went to Salem to spend Ea ster with his parents, Mr and Mrs Hartley, and other relatives. Mr and Mrs Charles Lemley ucrit **to Moro Sunday to spend Easter at the home of Mr and Mrs Eugene Amidon. Other guests were Mr and Mrs Joe Evans of 7 ' Golden dale and Mr and Mrs Bud Amkbn also of Goldendale and Mr and Mm Robert Hoskinson. Mr and Mm T6m Alley went Robert Ziegler left Monday for Corvallis to resume his studies aVOSC after »pending spring va- -cation with hie parents, Mr and Mm Herman Ziegler. Mr and Mrs Robert LeBleu gave a birthday dinner at the’r home Wednesday evening in hon- pr of their son, Lynn, who was lb' and Duane Lemley, who was 17 yearn old. Guests included Arzell Lemley, Eileen and Gordon, Mr and Mrs John Engstrom and Mr and . Mrs H O Dugger and the honor guest 9 Miss Margaret Kock aceoni- DO YOUR WAR OUTIIS B u y m o re W a r B o n d s —’ a n d cheerfully attend to o t h e r h o m e - fro n t duties. Let’s get this w ar won q u ic k ly ! to Portland Wednesday returning Thursday accompanied by their daughter, Mias Mildred Alley, o i Chdhalia, Wn., who spent the week end with them. Mm John Brogan and •; daugh- ter« etqpped at tbs Sam Holmes home Friday on their way from The Delta» to Antelope to spend Barter weak epd. • ” 1 . • any work, conocientloualy, must Mm Ted von BoreteL ----------..»■■■ . alWays be in one sense a great The man who does his work, man. v -Mulock THE OLD SELLABLE for Quality—Dependability—Courtesy R J Baker arrived here Mon- Rita von Borvtol came home day from The Dalles to attend to from O$C to spend Spring raoa- busdnese affairs for several da ye. tion with her parents, Mr and Fred Fi Quality Store F o r C ir c u it J u d g e E le v e n th J u d ic ia l D is tric t GRASS VALLEY tlw teiM >at-0«M «rol A. A .V o nd agrift 0 u ip » 8 \ W C Fields and Mrs Elna Rawleigh went to Pendleton Sat urday to visit his son, Leighton, end wife from Bremerton, Wn They stopped at the I D Piko home Sunday at Hermiston on their way home. Mr and Mrs O N Ruggles vis ited her mother, Mrs Will am Cauthere, at Moro Monday even ing. Gonsrol Gsorgs C. Mor»ho(I Ch»of 0< Stoll, U.S. Army C. J. Kin« Chief, U.S. Fleo» Alfred Kock. Mrs Henry Bar num and Mm A A Dunlap went to The Dalles Saturday to visit .Mrs Kock at the hospital. Willis Brittian of Tygh Valley National Distillers spent several days here at the Nvw York Sam Stark home. Mrs Ted vonBorstel and dau ghter, Oaame, and son, George, and Jeanette Holmes went to The Dalles Monday the ' latter twe returning to school. Products Corporation 86 Proof They mean it when they say... Mr and Mrs Ernest Blaylock and Mr and Mrs Bernard Mar tin and daughter were d nner Queets at the home of Mr and Mrs Boyce Blaylock Easter Sun day- Mr and Mr» Toro Alley gave a birthday dinner at their home Saturday evening in honor of their daughter, M’Wred. Guests included Mr and Mrs Paul Alley and <»on, Douglas, of Wasro, Mr end Mrs Edgar Alley and children and Mrs Glen Perry and Earl OLda. Mr and Mrs Ralph Rust went to The Dalles Sunday for medical attention for Mrs Rust. Mr and Mrs Tommie Barnett and daughters, Ethel and Margar et, and Mrs Helen Bayer were shoppers in The Dalles Friday. T. Listar Jotara Gro»v In the words of General Marshall: n* P4. A 4o. Sm ith lot r r C o m i\ . o f the United States mobilized for the task... - "But America still has one great resource needed to insure swift, overwhelming * “ L'/ M?'“1 — d U 4 r « f r 5 P a trio tic to ", and „ do B n '" ' “ ° a ’ “ o n ,>' » ★ Conserve w hat we have. ★ Buy only w hat is necessary. If you have changed your residence from one voting precinct into another precinct you should cancel your registration and re-register in the pre cinct which you have adopted as your home- ★ Share with our friends and neighbors. T ravel h ★ Salvage everything we can. B If you have changed your name by marriage, or otherwise, you should cancel your registration and re-register in your newly acquired name. Anyone qualified to register in his respective voting prpeinct may either register at the office of the County Clerk or with the registrar of his voting precinct. 1 f c nfO ne >o . .. ,s n e e d e d If you have in past years been registered and did not vote during the 1942 Primary or 1942 General election your registration has automatically been cancelled unless you have made a special written request of the County Clerk that your registration be kept in force and effect. The County Clerk’s office will be open April 18th continuously from 8:00 a.m. until 8:00 p.m. for the purpose of receiving registrations. t s a 7 let's Back Up Our Arm ed Forces 100% . If you become 21 years of age during the time the registration books are closed, and prior to el ection, and are otherwise qualified you may reg ister and vote. A list of the registrars is as follows: M rs Arden Jordan Rnfus W a sc o Mr*. Adria White Mrs. Wren Hogue Grass Valley J. E- Norton Kent S military success. FIGHT WASTE! If you have been a resident of Oregon during the last six months, 21 years of age and are other- wise qualified you may register and vote. . Hou^ ol0 CQUIP power, materials and production facilities Registration. books a^p now open for registering and will so remain open until 8:00 p.m. of the first above stated date. T h ,n k o f y O u r e l~ -----------------»<-<--/ « h, resource can create the pool of new map- UNTIL AFTER MAY 19th- - > o u „ „ d 'he> ’"'o/ve. untapped. ,,the American home. And this TUESDAY, APRIL 18th AND REMAIN CLOSED * ' ,h c h c id Of "•«<•'and . e / e o / I “ 3 I REGISTRATION BOOKS CLOSE AT 8:00 P. M. ---- U ti U ties our military needs are far from satisfied. Voters Warned to Register By, on or before April 18, 1944 Cr««a/ l nd P " * n , FUELS 8 And today... even with the full industrial might Leo Smith, Mgr., Corbett Build ing, Portland, Oregon 1 y°u can - ------ "This war is far from won. Its great battles lie ahead. îM •<J rV,rwa«,'i"’ ,U I* a ll ✓ * 4 PACIFIC POWER & LIGHT COMPANY fc/p > o u z. *** scran /va « e g r P*P*r a n d a ll o t ^ Ctals' tin < "'W ho vs ffn fo rp 34 F.«« o/ Public S tr r k « all •!> •— BUY WAR BANDS ta.t ieaabi U ti/uC SS'-SO OUR riSMTINO F O R C IS WILL WAV! RORC I
