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MOltO, OREGON FR ID A Y , SE P T E M B E R A
1944
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R oy Kessinger
Farm Property Changing Hands
Im proving H om e South of Grass Valley
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Mr and Mr» Gua Hartm ann ol
UasoQ an<i son, Charles H artm ann
F J-c, w ho cam e home Sunday’ pv -
e i i n g from San D ieg o , Cal., on
« a l eatato haa cfaanged h e r vacation vri|h , h w Bother.
tavta< returned
ia n d . »uth w tot o f town during Mr. Inna Whitehead.
» « . t h . duty overw„
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In M o ro
Clinton Kessinger came up Sun,
_ ~ from
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day
Portland
to visit
his
fa th e r . R o y Keso nger, fo r a fe w
d a y s. W ith Horace McKee he has
been h elping ch an ge the interior
o f th e K eesinger house in tow n.
N e w ro o f n g and "asbestos sh in -
g le s have g r e a tly rmprovely the
exterior of the house also.
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d a u gh ter, Carol Ann Kurilo.
th e part tw o w m I u . H . O. D u gger
Mr and M ts T M , B olfe took
has bought the Chria T aylor quar- th e ir daughter, M rs W B M athew?
tc r *®ction and M ax Brown has end children to th eir hom e in Seat*
^ ^ h t th e Sam D avis land in the tie, W ashington Thursday a fte r
sectio n
o f th e county.
spending th e eon p n er w ith them ,
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arxi Mr* M elvin D . B al- T h e R o lf e ’a returned F riday,
z e r o f F am e J h e ld E verett, W n ,
Mr and Mrs W 0 Todd w ere in
a r n v **1 fitI' F rid ay, evening to T j ,€ D a lle s on b u sin ess one
/ ew ^Ays o f
hl* furlough
w eek.
wrth h e p arents, M r and M rs A
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Mr and Mrs Harold
day
ei^ t
wcre vi„
(to r . a t th e hom e o f M r a n d M r .
F B alxer Labor day.
a
Mr and Mrs J W B lagg and
daughter, M arie, and Carl and
Jam ee Z iegler w ere business vis­
itors in T he B ailee W ednesday.
M rs R J Baker cam e up from
The B a ile e Friday and returned
Saturday accom panied by Mr. B a­
ker, who spent several m onths
here on business.
Doctor and M rs Frank W ilcox
end daughter o f N ew berg, arrived
Saturday to spend the w eek end
at the George W ilcox and Herman
T eters’ homes.
w t n i i i r i i iim u » m ii i i ii» t n „ i: iH i m
M cM innville - Monday aftrv
Mr and Mrs L'nn and M rs Arch i n
•pending
t b s sum m er h ere w ork­
Fortner o f Boardman w ere here
in
g
fo
r
M
r,
R olfe.
or.e day la st w eek v isitin g Mrs
F ortner’s daughter, M ts Clyde
J
G A S A N D OIL
D avis and fam ily.
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T ires—Aeeeeeerftee
T M R olfe took Mr and Mrs
Roy W ells and son s to th eir bom? R H. MoKSAM and SOM
lu ir a it s
. . G rain, Feed. F lour, F u el
Farm Im plem ents, B a g s, T w ine
GEORGE G. UPDEGKAFF
C. A . Ruggles
B A R B E D W IRE— GOOD
FOOTS
PHONES
INSURANCE
Office
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Christian’
M r . A H Barnum moved into
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w eek B r t k W t o . Ckaptor N o. 78. O.E.&
M rs A H Barnum moved into C alifornia to v is it M cs M elvin
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f
M eets Every Second <nd
m
end
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th
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hom
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th
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latter*
th e hquse in tow n recently "bought F a b e r 's parents, Mr and M rs fc ,
w ____ i ;
F ourth Thursdays in ea-h
brother in b w and sister, Mr and
M onth. V isitin g Mem h ers
fro m C L P o ley Tuesday.
G See.
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y
Mrs G eorge Weicox.
In vited — Moro, Oregon
Mr and Mrs Vernon M iller and
P vt. Wririnen M organ arrived
A lice Oruduff, W. M.
Mr and Mrs M att Sim on drove
fa m ily h ave moved to the Tom here T hursday ev en in g from Moo.^-
M arie H o c k in s o n , J S e c r e ta r y
to
Portland
over
th
e
Labor
day
Striker place north
of
W asco es Lake A rm y A ir F eld, Wn., to
Lnpine Rebekah Lodre No. 116
U s t Saturday. Lupine Rebekah spend h is furlough w ith h is folk s, Meek end to see th eir new grand-
Mee*e 2nd and 4th
led g e w ill hold a sp ecial m eetin g Mr and Mrs B ert C ox and friends,
T u esd ays o f each
C H U R O Ñ E 9
in th eir honor Septem ber 12. Mr
M iss L ila Lee A lley arrived h e n
m onth. V isitin g m em ­
and M rs Merie M ile r have moved Thursday e v e n in g from Oxnard, WASCO M ETH O D IST CHURCH bers w elcom e.
A le e M cKee N.G.
to the fa rm home form erly
oc- CuLforma to spend a fe w days
.
A
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Florence
Johnston, St
eupied by the Vernon M illers.
vacation w ith h er parents. Mr and
M orning W orship a t 11:00 A. M.
l
ureka
Lodjre
N o. 121 A.F.& A.Al.
, M ts Ed A lle y .
F- L. Cannell. pastor.
Mr .n d Mra Sidney Mercer and
Mr
j f c , j 0 a h u ll a t P o r t
& feets on th e 1 st and
3rd T h u r s d a y ev e n in g s
B u r l« « t r i e d to
land arrived F riday t o r i .i t the ~
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t esch m o n th V isitim ;
n .an county M onday n ig h t fro m
m e m b e rs a r e c o rd ia lly
la tter’s d au gh ter, Mrs Boyce Blay |»reBbyterian Church
V « o ta i» .
' J , “ f ' lock >nd
e n d returned t? E iM e'sob ooi w
:n v it* d to m e e t w ith m
R. P. B ris h in e W. M.
te r th eir land in thia county
th<,
8 u ad ay
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R. V. L o c k h a rt, s e c r e ta r y
Mr and M r. th n J u n e, and dau-
Mr ln (j
Mre John g ^ H r o n ,
J ,m “ D Moberic p“ ‘o r ,
but eæùtç/'
forces fa BMdv et
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p r i a i t , h fa Ms s t r a s s i Ihk «Mb
ecokty, an sesfa U fab IHs ef f a » R
fa A s ssw a— In sila i, IdMsa s i
Ths '
ttre u »
( h t e r are in Portland thta week
^ „ 4 , ^ fo r p ortland wher-t Cbrietian Science Society
rnd Mrs
N aom i Van Gilder M irien<b
them to gpen(j R W r
Sunday m orning servioes, a t
a ctin g ' a s a ssista n t
postm aster ftJ
n
a m O b j e c t ‘ Substance”
during h er absence
Mr <nd Mra
AUey re<e Ved
W ednesday .n ig h t service a t 8
’ M s s Gertrude Gillm or cam e "P
from
B ru ce A lley, hidudes te s tim o n ia l« of h f h . i n t .
from Portland U st w eek end -*>
rem ain a week w ith her parent«
b ers. She U w orking fo r th e F i r s t
N ational bank in the city .
- Jane French le ft iRwulay or
Hood R iver to be ready to begin
h e i school year there the follow -
readln< room 1,1 UV wir
2-c,-th at he w a s fn th e hoapitel
a t P earl H arbor h av in g an opara- o f the building is open. A ll an
thorized C hristian Science liter*
tR>n on h b
ture c>p be bought or borrowed
Miga MiWpe<j
le f t Satur-
d ay f or o b e h a l s,
W ashington
w here
j . on the teach ir< staff,
a^ er apending a week here w ith
sr
m g T uesday.
her parents, Mr and M rs Tom A l-
Mr and Mra Tom Preece are le y M r, G len P erry aeeompanie-l
v . . abort v a c a tio n t h f .
week. »*- K>i«« on to S eattle to .fe n d
U k in c • few d a y . betw een hand-
lin g w heat and handi n g school
Rev. J D» M obeig h as been in
aM M Um -
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bed w ith a case o f th e m um ps
Harr y Kunsm an and daughter, th is, week being the third mem-
M arjdrie M arvin spent the h e r o f h s fa m ily to have the di-
wnek end and Labor day a t Shedd, sense. ;
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O regon v isitin g with Mr and Mr«
ur
Cotijg Moore and
W Y Shearer.
son, D avid, le f t S atu rd ay . fo r a
i
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P ortland and the Reaches
The W om ans - - ----- M r and Mrs H arold Ginn w ent
<ty w ill m eet Tuesday Septem ber
portU nd on b u sin ess Tuesday.
soc
12 w ith M rs
Mrs Ronald P ow ell
and. son
M ts McLeod leader.
la s t w eek fo r Salem to spend
annual dollar day.
* ^ew dayg
^er párente, Mr
Mrs C lyde O lh n o r
n o t goin g
M m L ester N ahouse, while
to gg back ‘to N ew York to
.
finWhe<j
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P^>rd* th a t
t i t t l e B everly Martin le ft S at-
Moro
Lodge N o. 113, I.O.O.F.
M eets 1 s t an d
3 rd
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su a sr
—«il «Ms d s y iM b s .s r A s,
T u e s d a y s in I.O .O .F .
hall
T r a n s ie n t arid
v isit n g b r o th e r s a r e
c o r d ia lly in v ite d
Subscribe today/
to m eet w ith us.
E rnest Houston N. G.
P ercy Thom pson, Secretary
Doily sod Soodsy . . . 6 asa «I J l
Doily sod Soodsy . . . I bm . 3J3
Dwlyfody................... 4
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M oro, Ore.
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b ein g transferred
to urday o f U s t week for her home
in Portland a fte r spending a part
« n i„h ed his c* the sum m er here * w ith
her
Mr and M r, O a r -
another place-__
D lv id MC U £
train in g a t
Belshee.
now wtaticned at
school and
D iego,
M|rR R obert E vans is here to
F o rt E m e ry , near San
care fo r Mrs E1U Thom pson,
C a lif o m U .
M„ M errill O ^ o n and children t ™ a r r i v e d about th e flm t of
AND TEMPORARILY HELP W IN THE FIGHT 1
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FOR FREEDOM WITH
x-
a fte r a three ween the m onth. .
returned k »
C**ra M ersinger c>me h e m e fq r
violt ¿n U tah
’
a tw o w eeks vacation la s t wqpk,
¡ L T « ^ i r « i l Conlee and but w ill t o t y i to O xnard, CaUfA (
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FOOD!
FOOD HAS 3 WAR JOBS...
Mr
e,
«U K —
.-.m e soon to continue her work.
Mr and Mr* Geo. W ttlU rns came
Word from M rs A. S. Johnson
back from a fe w day# in Portland
5 X
beach U s t Thursday. * tn a t n r
and a t
recoverin g very w ell.
D orothy M iller w as here from
,
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TortU nd U s t week to do a 1 t t l e
v isitin g before sta rtin g school in
THE OLD JUDGE S A Y S ...
IT MUST HELP W IN THE WAR!
FEED HUNGRY PEOPLEI '
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th e city.
Joe P eters has come hom e from
A rizona where he w en t w ith Mrs
P eters to v isit their daughter, Mrs
Ed Sharp.
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HELP W IN THE PEACE!.
OUR BOYS ARE FIGHTING W ITH THEIR
L IV E S
WE MUST FIGHT W ITH FOOD!.
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one a (etu facto. . .
Want Ads
—
Fighting men need one and one-half times is much food as civilian»--and
A PPL Y for M ERIT SYSTEM E X ­
A M IN A T IO N S a t your W elfare
C om m ission, Board o f H ealth,
o r U . S. E m ploym ent Service
office. F in al filing date Sept. 18,
1944, P o o tio n s locally or th ro u ­
g h o u t sta te .
America has 11,000,000 fighting men to feed. T o meet this greatest demand 1er
food production in our history» farmers have brought under cultivation 19,000,000 ,
additional acres— with millions fewer regular fams workers left to cultivate them.
That is why you are asked to help now—to volunteer for farm work
at harvesting time. Any time you can spare at farm work will help your country.
LOST:
B illfold containing “ A ”
book, driver's license, and four
|1 bills.
Finder p lease return
“ A ” book and license. M rs Ida
W allace. W asco.
43p
Extra hours, week-ends, your vacation. The need is urgen t
See your county agent today ! Find out where— end when you can help,
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HERE’S WHAT Y00 GET4
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T RA D E : 30-80 or 30-06 R ifle shell?
for 30-40 K rag shells. W ant 12
or 16 g a u g e shotgun. For Sale:
Gas w’elding and cu ttin g outfit.
L ost: Truck gasoline coupon*
endorsed F664 Ore., please re­
turn. E rn est W oods. Moro 48c
Phone 463 Moro
You get paH foe doing * patriotic fob
You build up your hoahk aud
working in tbs open.
Transportation« to
w ill hdp. '
Good
cosnpsntouA.
V o lu n teers W a n te d fo r Emergency
Farm W o r k !
FO R SA L E : Several fa r m s -U r g c
•rid sm all. H. L. Morris, Broker,
T ygh V allsy. Oregon
4V *c
• I f suss trass
traaapoftatisa «as bs airasgal far
caoaty afas* sr fa m labor
W h y? T o Feed O u r Fighting M e n !
W h o ? Everybody over 1 4 . . . M e n ,
HOW TO ABHY...
W o m e n , Boys end C irls
W A N T E D : R utledge school dis-
trict would like to g e t in touch
wi th any capable person w h )
w ish es to drive its school bus
during the com ing school y ea v.
Harold Eakin. Clerk.
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T A K E N -U P : 1 black faced ew e &
lam b, la s t o f June. Owner please
take her aw ay.
C. E. Coata,
W asco, Oregon
.43-6
don' t
“ Judge, would you mind tellin* Charlie here
what you told me the other night walkin'
home from lodge. 1 can't ward it Just the
way you did."
"Sure thing, T im . Here's what I told him,
Charlie. Therb’t no such thing a t votin’ a
nation, a state, a county, or even a com­
munity dry. We had proof enough of that
during our IS years of prohibition. W hat
ydu rosily vote for i t whether liquor is going
to be told totally or iltotally...whether the
community is going to get needed taxes for
schools, hospitals, and the like, or whether
thia money
going to go to gangsters and
bootleggers. That's the answer, boys . . .
simple as A -B -C .”
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W h en ? N o w ! T h e N eed Is U rg e n t!
Go to your local county
Fill out an applicudnu
day you cm start your war
whether a day, a
osooth. D o it today!
W h a t W o rk ? Every T y p e o f Farm W o r k
. . . Skilled and U n s k ille d !
W
get? Y o u 'll Be Feld at th e
P revailing W a g e !
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