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About Sherman County journal. (Moro, Or.) 1931-current | View Entire Issue (July 28, 1944)
FAÜB a» SHERMAN COUNTI J OU EN AX, Afternoon Por MORO, OHBGON FRIDAY, JULY 29. 1»4/ OPA Notes Paper And price Situations Mrs. Bryant and And here’« another note on the P*cka<fctg «ituation, but it io not to encouraging. The manufacture Ruth Arranged Mrs Merrill Oveaon and Mr» pkoed uder regulation limiting the Carroll Sayre will be hoate«M dealer'« inventory. A« a matter of Friday afternoon between 2:30 fact, the production o f other food end 6 in honor of Mrs Elva Bry- container» made of paper al«o u ent and daughter, Ruth, who will under reaerve production control, spend a abort vtoX here. Friend» The War Production Board fur- cf Mm Bryant and daughter a n oth er report« that the present cri- invited to the Oveaon home to tical shortage shows no sign of see them* e bating. N South rauiic « Veteran Hoine On Furlough Clarence Spencer, who to a pa tient fai the veteran’« hoepitol, ntt,red Brigham, Utah Tut* day after ®P«ndin« » 37-day fur lough at the home of his parents, Mr and Mrs Howard spencer. »f— T McDonald to in th^ ho-prUl »offer,ng Earl Kruger of «Portland is here for harvest. Mrs Chaw. Harriman of The Dal le / here Monday to visit the W J Wilde and the George Moon families. * Ed Alley of Grass Valley was a business visitor here Wednesday, Mr and Mr Henry Richelderfer and son, Clark, of Ordance were here over the weekend to visit his father, Harry Rf chelderfer, who is IlL-'- ' Mr and Mrs Delmar Smith and Mary ton, of Spokane, RESOLUTION of CONDOLENCE First Aid Under 4 — -. In the Memory of Sister, Maud Akers, Noble Grand of Marian Rebekah Lodge No. 127, Wasco. A gun that unwelcome yet re lentless visitor, death, hath en- tered the portals of our lodge room and summoned a dear sis- ter to the beautiful home beyond, Her zealous work in the interests c f otlt beloved order, and her life laden with gentleness and kind deeds, has won for her the plaudit of the good Master, and will cause her name to be cherished in the niem()ry of ()Ur lodge T r and Mm and t,<m * “ “ ¡ 5 parento- Mr a"d An<* the *"'Wbe F*' Mrs Art Smith. ther hath called our beloved sis- Mm Harry Benson and atofcet It’s a Wse housewife who children and K R Ferguson of Mr. Gross of Portland, who ter to the New Jerusalem, where in law, Mrs Steve AHey and son. checks with the price panel of Portland spent the weekend at owns the Sherman Hotel, spent “happily she hath heard the signal Larry, returned to Moro recently j;er war prjce an<j rationing board the home of the former’s mother, from Ellensburg, Wash., where* before buying or selling a used Mrs Lydia Darby. They were ac- Sunday in W>wco. He ha» rented of her release on the belts of the Thia U M t t l photograph of a U. 8. Navy eorpaman adrinfctorteg gulfs drug to a wounded M ariae under fire on the b attlefield of Mrs Benson had been visiting with refrigerator, vacuum cleaner, wash compaied home by Mrs Ferguson the hotel to Mr and Mrs Pat Cody. Holy City, the chimes of eteranl Enlwetok Atoll, Marshall Ialan *, waa made by 8 ft. Irving 8ehtou_ Mr and Mrs L L Funk have re- peace.” And she having been a her. parent« for several days. Her. jng. machine or metal coil bed and ch ldren. aenberg, a M arine Corps cor . bat photographer. T he ww center, Mrs George Bt -ri^on and springs. ’ These used articles are Bobby Root of Tacoma W ash, ceived word that their . son , in law. faithful and ardent worker in the t . i Leatherneck was removed to arJety and later a base hoapttai d.ugWem had vbited here and onder prfce cj ilin<„ whether a , riyed TuJBday and „ Sgt. Gene Hull, has been transfer- °£F " < ™ k h>p. Love, and T’ xtnca drove tho J z r x ; ». ? atolL .......... M“ K U aW i ho*“ #hold ° r a ^ gmndparente. Mr .n d Mm . G M” ° ° W Reaolv^ Z t Mi r an Rebekar to Ellenuburg with her. dealer. h Root. b Lodge No. 127 in testimony of Z M in May Pollock of Portland LOST RA J ION BOOKS , Mr and Mrs B H Roberson and her loss, and to express its Rebek- i* visiting her cousin, Mrs P G sen, J.mmy, left Saturday after Local war price and rationing l°ve, drape its charter to mour- O’Meara and family. noon for a two weeks vacation. bcarde have been advised ft is ntog for thirty days and that we Mrs Fay Brackett returned from Rex Miles, station agent, relief The Dalles hospital Wednesday ' not necea^^y for persona who tender to the family of our do is now being operated as a private man ie here for the vacation per lose war ration books ’ to advtjr* ceased ai»ter our sincere condol- Mr and Mre John Royce have iod. t.'se for their recovery before re- cree and that a copy of these res- purchased the Ford home. placement book« are issued, Me- olutions be sent to the family, the Mrs Bernard Martin was taken Miss Joan Burgee was taken to Walla Walla, Wash., where she Uannell Brown <Vstrict OPA di- Pacific Odd-Fellow, and the Sher- to the hospital in The Dalle» Wed- Dues $1.00 per yr. New Members Welcome rector, announced today. man County Journal. reeday roorn'ng by her husband was operated on frr mavtoid trou In some sections, local boards Selma Watkins Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 2471 The Dalles, Ore after she had become ill at the ble. She was able to leave the hos Committee: Roy Belshee at their discretion adopted the Martin home east of Graus Valley. pital and is at the home of her policy of requesting persons who Gladys Belshee flW 'tW U H runt. i i t w W Art Christianson went to the lost their war ration books to ad Mrs Lewi« Hastings and son, vertise the lose before a replace borpital Sunday night with the W hat doth the Lord require of Robby, accompanied by Mr» Ray ment was iaaned This was done Batoigera. He had an attack that thee, but to do ju stly , and to love Anfang (Jessie Knox) left Thurs in an effort to recover the orig n- appeared to be from the heart . . ««„is m ercy, and to w alk hum bly w .th day for SanFranctoco, Chifornia el book and to p erm it the apph- but it was found to be leau seri „ , . , _ v* «„„15 th y G od? — Micah 6.S where they will be with Mr. Hast- cant to ahow evidence his appn- 7 ■ . ous. * ., / • :---~.W ngs who is Stationed near Sari. ration was made in good faith —BUY BONDS TODAY— Mr and Mrs E H Moore went Francisco. Experience has shown relatively Is an old established firm th at has been selling, to The Dalles Tuesday, Ernie go The drrtotton church todies bad few books were recovered as a servicing and repairing cars for a generation. ing down for a physical check-up. a pot hick dinner in the park Sun- result of this procedure, parti cu • The dependability of its products and the qual day honoring Rev and Mr« Keith larly after provision was made Mr and Mrs L E Clark left ity of its service has been proven many times. Field», who are leaving soon for f or persona who find hhem rc- Wednesday morifng f o r their Klamath Falls.. turn them by mail, each book borne in Portland after a few days Mis« Sally Gardner and Mrs» bears the name and address of Now, when it is doubly important that you visit with friends end relative«. Joan Armstrong of Yakima, W n, the person to whom it was issued, have good workmanship and quick service to Mr and Mrs William Jones of came here Monday to drve truck Arrangement« have been «made keep your cars and trucks running, have ns take for postal delivery of the books Klamath Falls, parents of Mrs on the Marion Powell ranch. care of your service problems. Wendell McLachton, and M rA Mr and Mrs Bem is Guy and the same as other mail. Gordy of Klamath Falls and Mr d: ugh ter, Lavelle and son Gaylord end Mrs Guy Chemness of Rdd- GAS AND OIL of Portland arrived Saturday for mond attended the funeral of Dan Tire«— Accessories a weeks vacation at the latter’s McLachton here toM Friday. Mrs parents Mr and Mrs Frank E m R H. McKEAN and SON 4 0 1 E 3rd T h « p aH e« Ivelyn Cham news went to Red Jetoasen, presided ef the borne. ln s a r a n c e mond with her parents rn law ¡^□•OOOOOOOOOO OOOO OOOO OOOO OOOOO OOOO OOOOOOOOOOOOOOO chamber ef oemmerce. Is Mr nd Mrs George Bickel of Grain. Feed. Flour. Fuel when they returned home. ■pea bla retina frerp a trip Lcng Beach, CaHfomia were over Farm Implements, Bags, Twine tore he met Red lead- Mrs Roland MdLachlan left for night guests at the home of their tncteding Jeeeph Stalla and vis- BARBED W IR^-G OO D POSTS Pen<fleton thia week to visit her ef the to d w trla l m eters son i» Jaw and daughter, Mr and PHONES relative« there. Be reperto that there to Mrs Joe Drtokhm . Office Residence Wendell Balsiger made a trip every Feasibility e i prewar ceepera- M»» Clarence Derm of Portland Feed »tor- to Pendleton Thursday . on buai- was « weekend guest of her ei«- • 1&3 162* * 182 ress for the grain growers. ter and family, Mr and Mre Eldon ^ a SCO ... OREGON Mr and Mrs L L Peetz came z‘Ya gotta hand it to her,'* home from Camp Sherman Thurs tez Pa Traiman, “ The gal of to- M e n ’» Sport Shirts day after a ten day »toy in the Betohe cabin a t th a t once la th e one who can m eet the May Robert Cnmmiiigs-Nan Grey-Gloria Jean in Short sleeved, cotton »port Ladies Slacks popular resort for Sherman coun wolf at the door and come out shirts. Tan, Buie, Gray, Green with a fur coat ” purpose alack» in Cottor. tian«. Plain Colora and Plaida. 3tn«U. W F Jackaon, former registrar and wool Herringbone- Medium, and Large of the land office ’n The Daltov colors Size« 10-20 v a s here Wednesday on business. $1.40—$1.6»—$1.95 Sale Price 13 95 Mias Margaret Brinkley and Miaa Jane French came up from S a t. July 2 9 L a d ies C o v era lls Tortland Saturday night to spend th e week end with Mr and Mrs 8 : 3 0 p .m . J u s t the su it fo r your outdoor A dxn . 3 5 a n d IO Giles French. They left Tuesday work. Faded & Navy Bu|e Denim and Wednesday reapectively. Short and long sleeve». Mac Hall is here on a furlough Size« 10-20 from army service at Fort Knox, Only $1.00 Kentucky where he is in an THE OLP JUDGE SAYS. armored unit. Men'« Crown O ver,ll» M i»-G eorg a HarpeT asks that a correction be made in the re Sanforixed, Hi-back. Buie Den port of last week which »aid she im overall«. All «fze«. !• ad resigned her position ae sec 6IT$ retary to the ration board until B Ue (Olito (Cellar & JHill Back From Russia C O M M U N IT Y J CLUB Walther-Williams Co. Tire Repair and Recapping Summer W orkers T h e T Jnder-pup BUY à w p ;-RÍS à aJX77?A f RONDS Moro School House after barest. She has permanently i «signed, »he saya. W o r k Pants Gray Covert Cloth $1.98 Green Herringbone T w ill-4 3 K h a k i- $L98, $2.98, $3.60 Cotton Twill—$3 95 Olive Drab and Teal ( ARDS OF THANKS We take this means of express ing our thankfulness to the friends who gave ua aid and sym pathy during the long 1Wne«a and re suiting death of our husband and father, Dan Mcl>achton. Mollie McLachton and family. BOYS’ T SHIRTS Gottiton T ah.rts Plain colors and rtripes. Sizes 4-16 To the friend« and neighbors who helped us »0 materially «fter the sudden death of our mother we give our heartfelt thank». Their aid was invaluable and ap preciated. Carroll E< Akers Mr» Ruth Holloway > Mr» Alice Akers Mrs Henrietta Hennagin ni m mi mi nili in Cotton wash panto Twill and gabardine Brown, tan, blue A /teal. Size* 4nl8 ............ .. C . A . Ruggles INSURANCE Stiles ««y« Tgeaday »» lay for Sherman Coun leave home because «’t «top »t Stiles on uchutes for eat« or But Stile« to open ther day from 8 to nine unhl 10 «t night- „ BOYS’ TROUSERS *■" T ■ —1 *‘M«ry and I were just saying, Judge, how lucky we are here in America that we have so many natural resources to help win the war.* “ That’s right, Jim. When war broke out we had oil, we had steel, we had food, lumber, aluminum...practically everything we needed. There’s one thing we didn’t have. . . rubber. The enemy had that.” “ B ut that didn’t bother us for long. Soon American brains and industry had synthetic rubber by the tons rolling out of plants. That filled a critical n eed . . . you can’t win a- war without rubber.” rra “ I was Very much lflterested the other day in reading a statement made by a high gov- em m ent official on synthetic rubber. In it he said• It is fair to regard the rubber manufac tured to date as being almost solely the I*^d* uct of the beverage distilling industry.’ “ He also said that, in his estimation, the tremend^iglcontribution of distillers’ indus trial alcohol to the synthetic rubber program had not received the recognition which it deserves.” “ We certainly learned something today, didn’t we Mary?” »r »1 Ale»holù h $2.98 to $5 4» la t 111.' Williams & Co.
