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About Sherman County journal. (Moro, Or.) 1931-current | View Entire Issue (Sept. 1, 1944)
P age «. flBSBMAN COJDNTï JOURNAL. Stan Cvekdi Si’-’ M.OHO, O&ÈÛON FRIDAY, SÉPTÍ m SÍB 1. IM i R. H. McKean Shadow on Rising Sun Io Hospital After Guam Landing ion Mr arid Mis R H McKean and con. Bull, returned from Soap Lake Wednesday. Mr. McKean was taken to a hospital in The Dalles Sat urday. i*; - a Tuesday’s Oregon Journal car- moo «picture of Motor Maduu at’s Mate Stanley Ooelsch of Moro shewn with two other mepibersof thp coast guard who had aided in the landings on Guam. * Mrs Dorothy P im en left Satur- day for Bend with her husband who is buying sheep and wool in that part of the state. She has been vfsit'ng a t the home o f her par ents, Mr and Mrs Tom Fraser. * Donald Martin went to Portland Wednesday on business. J M&ss Barbara Lou Mcloy af Portland and her friend, Mus Florence St. Germain of Vanport. spent several days vacationing at the Charles Adlard home last week. , Mr and Mrs J K McKean came home Saturday night from Cali fornia where they had been while Keck was discharged ... from th? ?rmy Civilian Air Patrol. Born: To Mr and Mrs Fred Hell ! <rg of Astoria, August 25, a son Mrs Hellberg was formerly Doro daughter o f Mr and thy F om Mrs John Foes. Notices have been received here cf the birth of a daughter to Mr rnd Mrs Harry Peterson now liv- ing in Portland. Alex McLeod is home from Gil- liam county where he has been working for the past year. Mrs Maurice Leteon came up from Portland this week to get their house ready for occupancy, Mr Letson *11 arrive before the epening of school. Sept. 11. Mrs Harry Moore came up from Portland Tuesday evening to re- m an a few days here transacting business and visiting relatives. Merle Becket- and B H Rober son walked down to the rver one night this week to try and catch some fish/ The exercse was heal thful. Mr and Mrs Tom Fraser were in McMinnville Sunday where they attended the * Showdeo” sdnoali awstxl buouua atp aoaqjt of the valley exhibited their hor- aes. Kraaer has sold a number of horse« to members of the McM nn ville po««e. Harold Case ha« rented the Me- thodist parsonage formerly rented by J F Johnson, who will leave Moro and end his partnership with Case m the Moro Garage. Merrill Oveson and son, Dick, E ft the firM of the week for Ccrvallis to do some work on be half of the experimental station. LeRoy Wright was in Hood Riv er Thursday to act as Judge at the county fair there. The county fire truck w 11 doff jtr fire fighting equipment soon SymhsBc ef things to essas Is the shs dsw cast sol the hags Jap Oag by Marine First Uewtenaot Nathan B. Smith sf White Haven, Pa. Seventeen feat long and M Jap __ -*• «S O _ - A - - banner is claimed to be the largest In CMpCtviwy ♦ l Jet»tei Smith Is one ef three officers wh Jap garrison building. and become a gravel truck again says Road Superintendent Peeta. Lawrence Kenny moved into the Briab ne place formerly occupied by R W Pinkerton and Mrs Poole, who cared for her father in hi? last days, moved to the hotel for the winter. ' , Those going to The Dalles M oi £ day to donate blood to the bank for benefit of wounded men in ser- vice were Betty Olds, Paulin* Domna, Mr and Mrs John DeMoss and George Updegraff. Thi« is vacator. time for many farm families who have finished their harvest. It is the only time f cr those with ch idren who must enter ^ h ^ i a wwk from Monday. A bridjfe construction and re- pi<ir crew is here to inspect and lepair the bridges on this branen. Work has been completed on the j{ay Canyon bridges and others art being tested. Mrs Minnie Dillard Davis has rrnved to get ready for the op- A Van Gilder are Mrs Van Gilder’» w u r and couain the Miaaea Mary living and Caro LaldUw o f Portland, ening of school. She is in the Buchoks house. Mr and Mrs Carroll Sayrs left early t h s week for Paulina lake to spend a few days Ashing and watchinv it done. LeRoy Wright has h is new house all to himself this week, ca virg Wright is vsitin g her motherland the boys are in Klam- ath Falhj ^Hh Mr. Wright’s par- enU A dlnner wag at The Da|_ )e8 nig+¥t in honor tbe oflfcers of the Wasco Ware- house A Milling company, both the old who sold out and the new wjKJ are com ng to The Dalles. . fir¡al rhow sponsored by the WomarVs cklb will givCT1 flt the cJub Saturday nigbt ^howa will by tbe school at the school house. Want AcU Mra Roy Belshee of Moro was a viasborm Wasco Tueeday M. M. Powell went to Yakima Washington Friday. Mr and Mrs Vic Miller and son*1 of St. Helens were guests of Mr cnd Mra Hal Shelton for h few days last week. FOR SALE: Several farms-darge and small. H. L. Morris. Broker, Tygh Valley. Oregon 41-4c ............ 1......... . C. A . Ruggles C .J . INSURANCE SHORB 1944 1 91 k 'itfUears ayo G in g er R o g e r s a n d R a y M H land CONGRESS — Pd. P o t A da l The Major and The Minor Another Moro Woman’s Club Sat. Sept. 2 HARVEST A d m . 3 5 a n d IO 8 : 3 0 p. m . T h e la s t W o m a n ’s C lu b s h o w BALL Walther-Williams Co. i \ SATURDAY 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. Sept 9 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.* Kent Legion Hall Mrs Andy Shearer and grand son, Billy Williams, went to The Dalles Monday to visit Mr. Shear er. Und Mrs C T Leehan of were week end guests at .. home of Mr and Mrs R S WANTED: Rutledge school dis- trict would like to get in touch w th any capable person w h i wishes to drive iU school bus during the coming school yeaK. _________ _____________ ______ _ Harold Eakin, Clerk. 43-4 ----- ------------- ------------ FOR «♦ *• L Tire Repair and Recapping 4 0 1 E 3rd- T h e D a lle* 000000000000000000000000000000000000000000» --------------- >1 .A4 , ' ■> .! ■■ Bethlehem O m t e 1 Ù M OXB Meets Every l i w l and Fourth Thursday» in each Month. VWttog Members Invitod-—Merof Oregon Alice Ornduff, W.M. Marie Hosfcinsen, Secretory - Ä Lapins tit Meete 2nd and 4th '^ •day» <rf nwmth. V is in g hers welcome. A1 ce McKee N.G. Florence Johnston, Eureka Lodge No" Til Meets on the 1st aad 3rd Thursday evenings of each month- Visiting members are cordially •nvked to meet with us. R. P. Brisbine W. M. R. V. Lockhart* secretary Moro Lodge No. 113, L0.O.F. Meets 1st and 3rd Tuesdays in I.OG.F. hall- Transient and visiting brothers are eordialhr invited to meet with us. Ernest Houston N. G. Percy Thompson, Secretary Need Help Quick? Willys builds the rugged Call Us Moro Garage Prices Right - Work Guaranteed PHONE 761 ✓ light Truck Pat f n g i r Car tí light Tractor tí P o w r Plant Mr and Mrat W A Nisbet an;l children, Mr and Mrs L L Funk and Ajine Clothier spent Sunday on the Deschutes river. Mrs Clara Pybum of Lebanon is viarting the Murval Stone fam- ily this week. Mapy Mawfcan of Port- Und g houS(i guwrt her ^ d e Mr <rul Mrg E D McKee. Mf Mrs A L Gosson and cbjjdren> L a v lla, Lorame, and Lloyd, visitors Tues- WANTED: STENOGRAPHER?’,, C H U R C H E 73 TYPISTS, CLERKS, for PER MANENT ptoastiors with the WAStG METHODIST CHURCH State apply at your local Wei- Sunday School at 10:00 A. M. fare Commaaion, Board of Morning Worship at 11:00 A. M. Health, or U. S. Employment F L. Cannell. pastor. __________ — Service office. Final filing date Moro Community Sept. 18, 1944. Positions liFlU- prMbyl«rtan Church ly or throughout stte. Bible School 10 a. rt. WANTED: ASSISTANT ST AT- day Jam es D. Moberg, pastor. ISTICIANS and WELFARE Adeline Hull and grandson Christkm Science Society CASEWORKERS for PERM- Huy Albany, left Mon-. Sunday morning services at ANENT position with the StaC. wveral days visit with 11:00 Subject ‘ Man” , * apply at your local Welfare • -n }aw Mrs And> Wednesday night service at 8 ‘ Commeeion, Board of Health, Shearer. includes testimonials of h e a liy . or U. S. Employment Service »service Mrg H A Wulker of The reading room in the rea* office. Final filing date Sept. w,,re bu8meSS vis tor? of the building is open. All an 18, 1944. Position« locally or thorized Christian Science liter* here last week. throughout state. ture can be bought or borrowed Mr and Mrs Fred Hennag n re- TRADE: 30-30or 30-06 Rifle shelb hom<? Portiand for 30-40 Krag shells. Want 12 were acc<>mpanie'l Friday, or 16 gauge shotgun. For Sale: ß Egtrelie Hailey. Gas weldin« and cutting outfit. byMr Mtj Kenneth McKe'in Lost: Truck ga»oline coupons were Sun<iay gu elU of A tto rn e y A t L a w endorsed F664 Or».. and BUnt. Ml and Mrs turn. Ernest Woods. Moro 43c r h M<.Rean M o r o amd W «ooo VOTE FOR In Hall Mrs Harold L. White and Mrs H A White left Monday even n^ for New York City to visit Har- old White, who is leaving soon for overseas. Mrs H A White wa? uken iU at Weiser- Idaho and return ^ °m€ Tuesday, gojn< to Tbe Dalle« Mon- ^ » t e blood to the Red ^ roOT Mrg R g Bn>ck Mrfi Q Sargent, Mrs Vernon Dutton M n L J Thompson, GEORGE G. UPDEGRAFF John Stiles says Tuesday is a poor day for Sherman Coun- tians to leave home because they can’t stop at Stiles on the Deschutes for eats or drinks. But Stiles is open every other day from 7 is the morning unt l 11 at night Supper Served Mr and Mrs F J Royce' and Mr and Mia Lloyd Royce and children, Carman and Everett, motored to Hood R |n e Sunday They were ac- oompantod by; Mra Lloyd Royce’s «¡•tor, BAss Florence Misaman, $ f Joliet. 111., who left Monday for her home after a two weeks visit in Waaco and Hood River. - Rev. Keith F e ld s arrived Mon- day to visit with Mrs Fields and children. He returned to Klamath Falla Thrrsday. He expects to move lus family there soon- HouMgueats of'M r and Mr» fl M t and Mrs T A Cross of Spo- from Goldendale, Washington last kane, W a sh ,’ were via ting old week. friends and relatives Monday and Miee Louee Dethless of Kel- Tueaday. so, Washington tb the house- Mre Ruby McCann of Bend re- guest of Mr and Mrs G A Sar- turned to Wasco last week. She 19 gent. 1 visiting with her brother and sister Mr »¡rid Mrs W E Buell of in lal, Mr and Mrs Ora Workman. Roseburg, alter «pending the sum She m il leave for her home Sun n.er with their son tin law and day after a months visit daughter. Mr and Mra Paul Alley, Mrs JennJe Hearing ,who has returned h one last week. They finished harvesting pt the Dan , - k au • h were accompanied home by th e r McDermid ranch, is visiting grandson, Douglas, who will via- son in law and daughter, Mr and ¿t until school starts. Ma-s Eldon Neesham. Mr and Mrs Jack Wilson and Cpl Gordon Johnson left Wed- son were Portland visitors last nesday for Aloha to £viMt his k. (parents, Mr and Mrs C W John- «>n. He will report for duty GAS AND OIL Sept. 1 at the Pecos Texas Air Tires—Accessories Base. Mr and Mrs Homer Wall and R. H. McKEAN and SON In su ran ce Mr and Mrs Ernest Farrell of The Dalles were Sunday guests Grain, Feed. Flour, Fuel at .homes of Mr and Mrs Farm Implements. Bags, Twine £ baa Everett and Mr and Mis BARBED WIRE—GOOD P O 8i£ L L Funk. X PÉONES Mr and Mrs L E Kaseberg and Residence Office children, Patricia and Larry, went Feedstor» 182 t° Portland Thursday, they will 163 162 OREGON WASCO Jeturn Monday. Mr and Mra Lowc11 Hurr<'s* and childrdn. Joan and Jimmy, ire i i<t Northwestern Lake. Mr and Mrs Cliff Fridley and j^ fe Barnett were visitors in The Dalles Friday. M r s Anna Briggs returned General John J. Pershing, com mander of the American Expedi tionary Forces and since 1921 gen eral of the armies f f and chief of staff. ended 42 years of a c t i v e military daty, being auto matically placed on t h e Inactive list upon reach ing the age of <4. He wound up his military career with a Defense Day addreaa heard by radio listener* from coaat to coast. Advertisers in the Sherman,‘County Journal are most fortunate. Their message reaches more dollars per individual advertisement than in any other medium. j It is dollars the advertiser wants not readers. This paper represents a quality market, quality as to reader ability to buy, quality as to demand for high living standards. It is a desirable market. ti ★ * ★ Passengers are preferring foreign ships, which carry liquor, causing heavy financial loss to U. S. liners with consequent loss in employ ment for American seamen, It was charged by the Neptune Associa tion, an organisation of American deck officers. ★ * ★' The American round - the - world flyers formally completed the cir cuit of the globe, landing at Sand Point Field, Seattle, Wash., 5 months and 22 days from the time they started. | » * ★ * The United Stated tennis team; with Bill Tilden in the star role,! retained the Davis Cup with a clean sweep against the Australian chal lengers, 5 to 0. v I «■a
