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Innocent Bystanders of War
Not the least amazing thing sbont this war Is the manner In which
children have endured terrible hardship* and came np smiling. T heir
resilient young spirits apparently unimpaired, left, a little lad of Serbians,
Ita ly , pots on a winning grin. Right, a young lady of Trnn, France, hauls
her wagon load of possession*.
Trashy Fallow
Aviator Wrecks
Mrs Chester Watkins gf Camp
Campbell, Kentucky arrived at the
heme of her párente Mr and ^ rs
Steven McMH\n Monday?
Mr and Mrs Hal Shelton/ and
AiXhtor" Nw w j teft
weekp vacation in Portland ' and
Albany.
.Mr and Mrs Lewie Sdholl re
turned from Northwestern Lake
Saturday after spending the sum
mer in their cottage.
Mr and Mrs P S Lambora ac
companied by 'M F and Mrs F J
Royse went to Portland Friday.
Mr and M rs Lambora •• attended
the golden wedding of lífcr and
Mrs Rood at the Multnomah hotel
Sunday. -
Mr and Mr> Weaver and daugh
ter «pent the weekend at Pasco,
Washington.
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Mr and Mrs Lowell Borres and
children, Joan and ’ Jimmie, .-.were
weekend guests at Northwestern
Lake.
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Mr and Mrs Fred Cole spent the
weekend in .Heppner.
Rev. and ’Mrs* F L Cannell, n.c-
oampanied by* Mrs Harry Van QU-
der, M n G A S argent, and Mrs
Faul Alley attended the M ethodist
District convention a t H eppner
Thursday. x
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^ T h e Junior League held a pic
nic a t the city p a rk W ednesday
evening.
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.. Mr and Mrs W A N isbet and sor.
m otored to P ortland Monday, so
R obert
could
receive
medical
treatment.
Eula Moorehou.se of Vancouver,
Wash., spent the weekend with
h e r m o th er M rs Mamie E lliott and
grandparent!, Mr and Mrs A 3
Potter.
Mm Leona Howell, wife of
James Howell died in Portland
Sept, 29 after a long illness.
Susan R iohis visiting her fath er
Cordon Rich and g ran d p aren ts'M r
and Mrs Pardie Rich.
The Tillicom club held its first
meeting of tile fall »eason a t th^
home oir Mm Vernon Van Gilder
Thursday afternoon. A one o’clock
luncheon was served, three tables
were in play,* first prize was won
by Mrs S J Brock and second
went to Mm John McDerm d.
Jo e B elanger came down from
Pendleton Tuesday to g et some
of his fa n n in g equipm ent w th
which to do some tra sh y fallow
seeding in Morrow county. Ac
com panied by J B Adams he in
spected the trash y fallow plot on
th e Moor'» farm th a t was seeded
tw e weeks ago and found the grain
to be well up all over the field.
Seedi n g was done very deep, some
o f the grain being down five inches
to good m oisture.
Lt. Green of S eattle, W ash., driv
ing a hellcat fighter plan e from
Reno, Nevada, m ade a forced lan d
ing a t Wasco a irs trip F riday. He
was on his way to Pasco. W ash.,
but it was cloudy and he flew
ofl hie course.
The plane was sent in for repairs.
Lt. Green escaped writh slig h t in
jury.
Je rry N isbet spent Sunday in
P ortland.
G. A M erritt of Klondike re-
ctived a telegram from his young
brother, Ruseell ,M erritt, who ha$
been returned to the U n te d S ta t
es a f te r serving with th? field
a rtille ry in the South Pacific for
two and one half y ta rs . R usseil
was seriously wounded on Biak
island and spent several m o n th s in
p. hospital in New Gu nt«, and
when able was tran e /erre d to the
arm y hospital a t Spokane. W ash.
leader for Oregon, w as here T h u r
sday to see w hat he could do to
encourage th e use o f educational
m otion picture« in the county, i
Will s Boegli m et w ith the coun
ty and com m unity com m itteem en
of the county AAA here Tuesdav
at an all day m eeting.
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GEORGE G. UPDEGRAFF
, A tto rn e y A t L a w
WAYNE
MORSE
fo r
M o ro and W i
U. S. S e n a to r
INSURANCE
Oregon
............n i n m i i i i i i i m i i i n i i i i i n i i i u t ttn
COMMUNITY CLUB 2471
S ig n atu re
C ity
& S ta te
th e im p o rta n c e o f o v e rh a u lin g
and a d ju s tin g
y o u r tr a c t o r ’s
m e ch a n ica l
c o n d itio n
d u rin g
JUNIOR P R O M
the s la ck w o rk season.
Come in in d
see us no«
so
th a t
e v e ry th in g
w ill
he in
readiness
I o r
your
S p rin g
* o rk .
W asco High School
O’MtARA
Supply & Imp. Co
Deere
Keep SENATOR CORDON
on the job and retain
for Oregon his excellent
committee positions
ic earnest, able,
siKfo ¡nfzkrm
orl young,
1
He is
informed,
Caterpillar
GAS
AND
The DeM oss Band w ill furnish
G IL
T ir e s —A cce sso rie s
A
R H. McKEAN and SON
music beginning at
In s u ra n c e
G ra in .
F a rm
Feed, F lo u r. F u e l
Im p le m e n ts .
BARBED
Admission w ill be
B ags, T w in e
W IR E — G O O D
9
o clock
$1.10
P O S 'lS
PHONES
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W A StO
Office
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Residence
182
OREGON
Saturday, O ct. 21
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C. A . Ruggles
A PPLIC A TIO N FOR M EM BERSHIP
T H E DALLES. OREGON
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Ì hereby apply for m em bership tin C om m unity Club 2471, spon
sored by the V eterans of Foreign W ars to help acquire a ‘home’
for retu rn in g w ar v eteran s. I ce rtify th a t I am of legal age: a
citizen of th e U. S.; a relative of a v eteran; will abide by the
Rules of the Club, and enclose >1.00 for my 1945 du««.
A W IN T E R
(•V E R H A U L .
W IL L
IN S U R E
S P R IN G
T R A C T O R E F F IC IE N C Y
Too m uch ca n n o t he -a id alwiut
ANMfNW 1 experienced in Washington
Moro
Mr and Mrs L E KaseKerg an d
children. P atricia and L arry , were
weekend g u ests of the la tte r’« p a r
en ts, Mr and Mrs John Fos« of
Moro, oth er gu ests w ere her sis-
te i, Mrs Jack M atson and son of
O akland, C alifornia.
The S tan d ard B earers m e t
W ednesday evening and the fol-
lowig officers were elected, p re si
dent. Ix>rraine Goseon, vice-presi
de nt B eatrice Welk, sec retary and
tre a s u re r P a trie a K aseberg, nite-
b ry tre a s u re r Dorothy P atey, pi
an ist, M rs G ertrude Edw ards, and
song leader Jea n Shull.
Boil) R ichardson was taken to a
f>^i;erpi^ar
Near Wasco
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and fam
iliar with Oregon and its problems.
Vote x Guy Cordon for Senator
Paid Ad. Cordon fo r S en ato r C om m ittee. M arshall C ornett, M anager
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THE OLD JUDGE SAVS. . .
CARD OF THAN KS
We tak e this m eans of giving
our h e a rtfe lt thank» to the friends
and neighbors who aided a t the
t me of the death o f John W. Eva.
M ary Johnson Eva and fam ily
Want Ad»
FOR SA LE: 30 bred registered
H ereford cows. L K S m ith, G rass
V alley
49-60p
FOR SA LE: Furnished house in
Moro. M rs C arroll Sayr». Moro
FOR SA LE: Modern e ig h t room
house, cem ent basem ent, h a rd
wood floors, stone fireplace, land
Heaped 1-2 block enclosed within
a «tone wall. C ountry pn vacy
with city conveniences. Ill health
fo rces me to sell. John W ilhelm
304 Pine St. Hood River, Or^.
60 -lp
Dr. Vance A. McNish
CHIROPODIST
Telephone A T w ater 5428
910 SELLIN G BUILDING
d a b t t . a N D 5. OREGON
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YOUR
Now Up
Mr and Mrs A ugust Pruam ier
and Mrs P rusm ieris au n t, also
Mrr A ugust P room ier, were here
the first of the week from P o rt
land to attend the funeral of Jack
Eva. Mrs P rusm ier J r. and Mrs
Eva are cous ns.
Mrs A S Johnson came down
from H erm iston with her d au g h ter
and «on in law, Mr and Mrs Jam es
Belfhaw. with whom she had been
v iritin g . She rem ained here fo r
m ost of the week vie ting her dau
g h te r. Mrs Lam er S ayrs and fa m
ily and friends. The Belshaw*« re
tu rn ed to H erm iston Sunday.
Mr and Mrs H arold Coyner were
here over the weekend visiting Miss
Low F la tt. Mr. C oyner wag recent
ly discharged from the arm y.
Mr and Mrs Wendell B ahuger
left T hursday m ornm g for a
business trip to P ortland.
Ben Peetz spent th e week end
in Moro v siting w ith his b ro th er
Leu and w ith friend». Ben is now
p a r t owner of a cabinet shop in
P ortland.
F a th e r O ’Brien o f D ufur and
Jrm e s Engle» w ert here Wednes
o«y and soent *he evening at
the E rn est Woods hom e.
The small »on of Mr and MrR
Lyle W allan of P ortland is here
w ith his g ra n d p are n ts th s week.
C u rtis Reid, visual education
i Ai
M o n d a ,/
Staff
Sgt.
and
Mm Bill Raid A
George Lambora returned’ from
Portland
arrived
Friday to spend
The Dalles hospital S atu rd ay , Mrs
a
15-day
furoogh
at the borne of
Li.mhorn fell and fra c tu re d h e t
his
parent«
Mr
and
Mrs W * Reid.
a im S a tu r d a y n ig h t.
* ,
mg from a broke« arm .
F a M aWv. M —11 fa r !
t a t a * D M a a ra t, M a r g a * * M * „ M r l h a « , <
Plot Seeded Early Plane Landing
Wendell B alsiger was in Spo
kane Monday to attend a m eeting
of the N orth Pacific Grain G row
ers of wh oh be is a director.
Zina Wise and Paul W esteroff
stopped Tuesday afternoon a t the
Collis Moore borne when returning
to th eir homes n P ortland a f t j r
a hunting trip to Pendleton.
Mr and Mrs Elm er Ba n e e are
here th is we'hc looking a fte r th in g ’s
on the ranrii
The two table con tract d u b met
V, ednesday a t the home of Mrs
H «rb^rt Root. A one o'clock lun
cheon was served followed
by
cards. The first prize going to Mrs
H arry Van Gilder and g u est prize
tx M rs George H arris.
Mrs F rancis Guy was elected
G .and M istress of R of C a t the
G iand Lodge in P ortland W ednes
day. Mrs Guy was a c h a rte r mem
ber of Golden Rule Temiple before
r.n ving to P ortland.
Mrs V^ilcy McDonald came home
from the Mid-Columh a hospital
Monday.
Mr and Mrs Wm. Clothier and
d au g h ter, Anne, were business vis
itors in P ortland Sunday.
M rs F ran k Ri id and son David
of P ortland are visiting the p a r
ents of Mr R ed , Mr and Mrs D a
vid Reid.
Mr and Mrs Shaw of The Dalles
w ere Sunday dinner g u ests of Mr
and Mrs P G O’M eara.
Mrs T. L ester Johnson returned
from T he Dalles hospital last
week, where she has been suffer-
•'The war stories I like best, Judge, are
the ones by the special writers overseas
who live right with our troops. They give
us a better idea of how our men react
to things going on over there and back
here at home.”
“ .• agree with you, Sam. I never miss one
of those stories in the papers or magazines.
And there’s one thing those writers seem to
a^rce on no matter where they are stationed
w uh our m en...and that is that the men
w no nave left their homes and families to go
away and fight this war don’t want to come
back and find th at prohibition hes been out
over oil them while they were away... either
nationally or locally. They have heard about
the attempts being made and they resent
it bitterly.”
“ I agree with them, Judge, even though
I don’t happen to drink myself, further
more, I don’t think it’s fair for us at home
to be making any major changes while
10,000,000 of our fighting men are away and
. have no chance to express their opinions.”
Tint a d n rliin tttti i p t n w t l by C*nfertnet of Alcokohc D a tiere i nuuilr..;, [ ut
THEY KEEP EM
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