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About Sherman County journal. (Moro, Or.) 1931-current | View Entire Issue (May 12, 1944)
TAGE s . BHKKMAN COUNTY JOURNAL, M.QMO, OREGON FRIDAY, MAY 12, 1944 Mrs France» Bibby of Cornelius came up from The Dalles Wednes day to »pend the week end visit ing at the Art and Joe Bibby heme». She returned to The Dalles * — s •/ t Saturday and will leave for her home on Monday. Fred Cox left Tuesday for Port land to attend the Baptist State Mr» George Wilcox entertained convention. ere day last week in honor of her Charles Anderson, a brother in daughter, Mrs Maynard Nelson law of Fred Cox, arrived here from Rockford, IlL Those present Thursday and will live where Mr were class mates of Mrs Nelson’s and Mrs Arzell Lemiey lived. Mrs including Mrs Roy Forman and Anderson will arrive later as she children of Antelope, Mrs Clyde is ill a t the home of her daughter Davis and daughter and Mis Char in White Salmon, Wn., les Perrigo- Mr. Etter,15 a raTesionary from Mrs Ted Kelley returned home China and India spoke at the Ba Friday from Prospect where she* ptist churoh Sunday. vis'ted her brother, Pic. John Fair Gerald Blagg left Monday for childs,* who is home from Talla- Forest Grove to attend the funer hasee, Florida on furlough. She al service« for hi« grandmother, also visited her parents, Mr and Mrs Asa Eslmgar- Mrs Glen Fairchilds. Mr and Mrs , James Driscoll of Heppner spent several days here Mrs Jennie Martin and Donald visiting at the home of Mr and Martan o f Mono spent Sunday as Ma» Clyde Davis. guests at the home of Mr and Mrs Maude Garnett left Thurs- Mrs Boyce Blaylock, Mr and Mrs Ernest Blaylock called there t in day*for Maupin to visit her son ■id law and daughter. Mr and Mro the afternoon. James Phifer, ‘ returning home Mr and Mrs Cecil F eld s of Sunday.— a--------------- -—T --------- ». Wasco visited at the C W Fields Among the «hoppers in The Dal heme Sunday. les Saturday were Mr and Mrs Mrs Art Btbby was called ’ to J S Newcomb and daughter, Dor Maupin Tuesday receiVng word is, Mrs Boyce Blaylock, Mrs Art that her father, O M. Fraley, had Bibby and children, Mrs A F Bal- a alight stroke. Mrs Eben Kce zer and son, Clair, Mrs George dxpve the car over for Mrs Bibby Wilcox and Mrs Grace Zevelv and caughter Jean. Mr and Mrs Del Eakin were in The Missionary Society met The Dalles Saturday to meet their last week at the home of Mrs son in law and daughter. Sgt. and R C Byers. ‘ Jack Huffman is now maktng Mis Myrle Smith, who arrived the night run for the mail giving early Sundav morning from Bow Jack Lawrence a rest so he can man Field, Ky.. and his mother catch up on his gardening and get Mrs Elanor Smith *rdin Eckley, Colorado. some dental work done. • Mrs Maynard Nelson left.Thurs Fred Peetz was here tih® week day for her home in Rockford. Ill , from the Horse Heaven mines for after »pending several weeks here a little vacation from cooking the visiting her parents. Mr and Mrs nuercury out of rocks. Fred has fcx-en mining for a couple of years. George Wilcox. Mrs John Havs returned home Mr and Mrs Ted Pierson and Sunday from The Dalles where family of Heppner, spent last ♦ be spent several days Vsiting rel Sunday here visiting her fathtr, atives. Roj Kess nger and sorter, Mis John Brogan and son, Trnn, who Horace McKee. is home on furouifli from Louisia A group of Masons went to na stormed at the Sam Holmes Gras« Valley Tuesday night to home Sundav on their way to An* put on the third degree of the felope from The Dalles. order with the Grass Valley lodge. Mr and Mrs^Q R Anderson had Members of the Rebekahs and a» their guert9 over the weekend the Odd-Fellows mtt Tuesday e v e hei brother and sM er in. law. Mr ning and broke bread together. and Mrs Frank Wilke of Bremer Vince Genteman left last Fri ton, Wash., and her mother. Mrs day by car prepared to drive back to North Carolina in four days as he had to report in th at‘time- Old Timers Visit Mrs M Nelson Relatives Here Entertained By Mother Last Weekend Jay Price and Martin Maasiker came up from their homes Friday night to spend the week end with relati ves here; the Barnum family. Mr. Maasiker is an uncle of Art and Elvrn Barnum and Mrs L. L. Peetz and Mr. Price is an half uncle. Both were bora in this coun ty in the sixties, Mr. Maasiker be ing bora in 1803 tih© f irst white child to be born here. , Stuart Johnson is here from iFalem on business. Clyde Gillmor is quite ill this w e k with the flu and is staying inside and away from the high way work. Paul Wilson moved his family to their new home last week and the children started school here Monday. Martin Melzer is in the hospi tal to hav© his tonsils renyivad as he has v been having ' ■ trouble with r them. Mrs Lucy Ruggles expects t.» leave Friday for Pendleton where she v411 l>e a guest of her daugh ter, Mrs Sadie Rasmussen, over KTother’s Day. She will return Monday or early next week. Dewey Thompson was in Port land the first of the week A traveling examiner of opera toi and chauffeurs will be in Moro Thursday, May 18, at the court hou»e between the hours of 10 a. m. and noon. Mr and Mrs Henry Bafnum left Friday for Dayton, Washington to spend a week visiting friends. Mrs Tom Preect is home from the hospital where she spent sev eral days, but she is st U unable to resume her duties at the high schooL Her mother is here to care for her. Mr and Mrs Bill Guyton were over from Dufur Thursday to see wFat was going on in Sherman county where they lived most of thtir live«. . Mrs Paul Fraser and children were here the first of the week before Mrs Fraser left to v sit in Salem leaving the eldest child to stay with Mr and Mrs Tom Fra ser. The warm days of last week gi.vt way to cloudy weather early this week and there has been little srun and not much warmth for the past few days, which has done no damage to the wheat-« Word has been received by Mrs Clifford May that her son, Verdell D Younger S 2-c, is now in New Caledonia. Next Wednesday, May 17th, the county budget will be made up by the court and three appointed bud get makers. Those who want any item put into the 1944-46 budget or left out may do their cause a good turn by attend ng the meet ing which begins in tht morning and lasts until the job is finished. Sherman county sold 85.1 per cent of its April quota of war bonds according to an announce ment made this week. Sales were $8507, on a quota of $10,000. The county Was 11th .n the state. Wheeler county • was first with 150 percent of quota- Coach Preece left Thursday mornnyj for Corvallis accompanied by Donald Thompson, Dean Wilcox Bob Roberson, Duane Lemley, Bob Prisbint and Herman Ziegler. The state track, meet attracted them. D. N. Mackay was here from Condon the first of the week see nig a few voters in behalf of his candidacy for circu t judge. Miss Cora Hetcher is at her heme in Arlington this week to visit her brother who is horpe on furlough from the navy. - -•—, Ä . and sister, Mr tn d "Mr»’ Frank C« Wilks o f White Salmon, who_ • will go home with her son for a ’ « u ‘ Mr and „ — ... .< , of The Dalles are parents of a MT. w aitam tA U h m returretl sharon to her home .r. Moro Saturday >n<, 3 , 2 April after .pandmit several weeks W.th ho, pitai Mrand her daughter, Mrr. 0, N Ruggles, Mw are infont, MT *"? A” v. g:»ndparene T h t Dallea Tueaday on topm.es,. Mr> Mr> Glen Perry Mm John H ay. went with them sn<) M„ A F end will accompany her daughter The t> the Warm Spnnga f.om there. Mi» He^en Bayer and daughter, Julia* Herman Ziegler, Miss Har • n e t Cole and Mia« Emma Jean Scholl went to Tygh Valley Sun day to visit her brother in law and sister, Mr and Mrs Willis WASCO METHODIST CHURCH Preaching service at the Gras« Valley Methodist church Sunday afternoon at 3 p.m. Mother’s Day program at 10.'30a.m. Mother’s Day sermon at 11 a. m. Subject, “Behold Thy Mother” Special music by the choir. Epworth League ait 7:00 P. M F. L. Cannell. pastor. —Mary” Special music, solo, Mrs Irving Hart. Wednesday 8 p.m. choir practice Christian Endeavor 7:30 pjn- Tuesday 8 p. m. Prayer meeting Sunday School Choir a t 7:30 p. m Christian Science Society Sunday morning servioes a t 11:00a. m Subject .“Mortal and Immortal” Wednesday night service at 8 includes testimonials of healing. Presbyterian Church The reading room in the rea* James D. Moberg, pastor. of the building is open. All aa Bible School 10 a. m. thorized Christian Science liters Sermon “The Mother God Chose ture can be bought or borrowed B.utian. Gene Vintiin is here from Cor vallis virfting hia brother in law W antA d» WANTED: Washing machine. Dr- man Weaver, Moro, Ore. 27c FOR SALE: 16 f t Harris combine • in good condition. L. P. Haven Wasco, Ore 27-9p FOR SALE: 3 weeks old R. I. and New Hampshire chick« $32.00 per hundred. Also 2 weeks old .New Hampshire chicks $28.00 per hundred. Call BOYING- TON*S HATCHERY, HOOD Ri- VER. Phone 5462 , 27-8c FOR SALE: Harris Harvester, 20 ft. header, overhauled ready for the field. Will sell cheap. Al s o /1926 Dodge commercial, new battery and good rubber. E H. Watkins, Phone 450, Wasco. 27-80c 9 For Sale: Rock-Hump Hybrid« & Christie New Hamps. May & June price $13.50 per 100. All breeders on our own farm. Hart’s Hatchery, Berverton, Or. FOR SALE: 1936 Dodge Pick-up 1-2 ton. hydraulic brakes, new tire», fresh p an t job, in good condition. Price $800.00 Ceil ’ 109 W or write Guy Boyer, John Day, Oregon 26-8c Keep a man on the job who is now on the job doing a great job for .O R E G O N ! * V O T E FOR U. S. Senator ' GUY CO RDO N Republican Prinary M ay 19, 1944 Paid adv. Cordon for Senator Com , yarahall Cornett. F.xec. Sec. ANNOUNCING- T H E G R A N D OPENING BENEFIT DANCE * o f th e V etera n \ s o f F oreign W ars AT YE OLDE MILL „X MAY 20 SATURDAY D a n c in g E v e ry S a tu r d a y T h e re a fte r Fred Finsley j For C ircuit J u d g e E lev en th Ju d icial D istrict Qreta Incorporated . . . These dances are given to help provide your son or loved one, now in the military service • with a meeting hall, dance and recreation spot of their own, debt free. We feel some thing more fitting than words or monuments should greet them upon their return. While the price printed on tickets is $1 plus 20c tax; tickets are being sold on a don ation basis from $1 to $1000. (Jive all you can. Thank-you. ' V e te ra n s of F o re ig n W a r s P o s t 2471 Y E O L D E M IL L A N D C E L L A R HEADQUARTERS FOR V ETERA N S » FRIENDS for the better things M o th e r’s Day Gifts u 11 it n nnxrmi:: t inxtxnmum:: :t rere i C. A . Ruggles IN SU RAN C E from Elizabeth Arden destte In. SCOTT ’ FOR , STATE ' Keep your eyes on TREASURER ffETUBUCAN PRIMARIES MAY. 19* ' ftitf Ad Scon tor ireosurer Committer. WlUHonenoaUr T m Yon BWg. Portland Registered Herefords minutes when calling Long Distance B arker & Dams Ranch C ondon 9 MILES WEST ON HIGHWAY 20b R o u te w ill b e s ig n e d Saturday, May 13 S a le sta rts a t 1 :OO p .m . A T h e s e r e g iste r e d c a ttle a r e P r in c e D o m in o -A n x ie ty B reed in g a n d a r e th e e n tir e h e r d s o f M r a n d M rs C arl D a m s a n d o f F ra n k M o n a h a n . Also several young W h .n you o r . <olUnB h„.v Ion* Di.tonc. wlro». war-bu»y „ to , h . o p .ro .o r may « Y p| . a . . limit your colt than 5 minuw». S •very d«Y- Buy War registered bulls from other herds. V R Runnion, Auctioneer t s 1 f c * * * 1*
