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About Sherman County journal. (Moro, Or.) 1931-current | View Entire Issue (Oct. 20, 1944)
J lìlt lM A I« M A IM . W W W » r i n n a y . . American Leag .Mr and Mrs Ernest Edinger C l»e up from Forest Grove and took poMMion of the Orung Fiont Cafe, which they bought from Gas Smith. Mr and Mrh t« a d daughter w e re d i n n e r g u e s t» r i > a t the bon» o f M r a n d M m \ OOkhason Sunday. Mr$ A I R oberts M t Tuesday fo r and c h il d r e n P r i n c e to n \ 20 1944 ions *'W the Where Allies Invaded WASCO MORO KOspnTCT 3 iaoost T muet F j t Bfe. J - C o n s ta n c e B e n n e t—R o la n d Y o u n g ADRIATIC SEA .H Br Moro High School F rid a y , O ct. 2 0 A d m . 3 5 -1 A LB A N IA ^ The, promts _ ________ M/rs Mau< Fritt» and I The DalUa j Faptast As, , , * v er“ day! Nelson and little grandson 3h > Mrs f1 plans on returning home N qv . 4. P ortland to T M Rolfe want to McM, nnville lew, Mrs Br Sunday to take Roy Weil’s house- rrand «mrd. dornn. » » . John Rolfe Mr, Nelli •W W a u tM ifd 1* 40 Hillsboro to . . •.- i t her m oth«, Mm John Perry. aor m laW- ‘ Who 4 xiritd lM p ffh ey returned UP frQm p bo«ae Monday: business re I Mr and Mit; Fred Kurils and Miss Cast dMfcbger came up from Portland Florence Le ■i‘^ ^ d ay evening to «pend the week Brogan cam here w th her parents .Mr and Friday even Mm Matt Simon. M n A1 Woody end at and eon necongmn.ed them to £, ther, Sam Psrifcnd to visit csb tires there. a ster Mr* Rtha Schilling and »on, vlPn at ^he RAart of The D a li«. vuitod a Sammy H few minute« at the home of Mr of and Mia J ? Newcomb on Sunday. weeR end y Mr and Jbu-Gu» Hartmann of Miga Mar M uco and* her parents. Mr and tfndin? OS M n C R Brockert of The Dalles h&me Frida came up Sunday to v is t at the M) and Mr home of Mr and M n A F Balter. dayB Mr and M n Brockert stayed for and j W » * ♦ » * •> / ' u.oay- for John Roth with the U. S N a w w daya end Mra Roth from Astoria «pent Haiain< Xiirit Jeud here with her par- M<)nday ev< enta, Mr and M n Tom Garrett. and N . i f f r —Hi OamOpon of „ iU , Boated «date smroral d ay. here vis- 16 fb tg at the home of Mr and Mrs and Jrhn Engstrom. John H ays and M r and Mr« Don S m ith and son, L a rry , w ent to OTHQMUf IONIAN SEA The Daiies Sunday. Don l e f t by tra in Monday evening fo r P h ila delphia, Penn., a f te r spending sev e ra l days here on leave w ith hi« w ife and other relatives. J.*»- H ays accom panied them hom e and w f -stay w ith Mrs Don Sm ith. , Mr and Mrs A lfred Kock were b u sin ess visitors in The D alles Monday. Gus E ngstro m and John E ngstrom were visritors th e re al- sc on Monday. Ed Alley made a business trip tc The Dalles Tuesday. * ' L ast week a t the stock show in P ortland John Alley, C larence May, and Duane E akin took ljvo stock down to exh, bit. John Aliev rtceived 2nd and 5th on his pigs. C larence had a calf t h a t took 7th place. Duane Eakin exhibited four calves and took 4th. 7th., 8th and 10th places. Duane also took 7th ir show m anship. At the 4-H sew ing exhibit in P ortland B arbara Alley won 2nd in her division, in com petition w ith m em bers from all over the state. » The school board m et M onday r t?ht and decided to «serve ho; lur.ches a t noon for the school children. They expect to s t a r t in a couple of week». A 100 percent sale of w ar sav ing sta m p s were bo u g h t by tho g rad s school pupils la st W ednes day. Striking by a ir and sea. an Allied invasion ef the Albanian and Yugoslav coast is now well under way. Flrtrt airborne landinga were in northern Albania and islands off Yugoslavia. Lines were form ed in h h R l order and a new bole driven in the son them rim of H itle r’s fask cracking fortress, as the Russians drive an. ’ . “Any government, like any fain- :\v, ’can, for a yearx npend a I ttlu mere than it earns. But you and I know that a continuation of that habit means the poorhouse.” —F. D Jlooaevelt Hard jy p rk .demanda goad a ll! 7 H E OLD RELIABLE for Quality—Dependability—-Courtesy jack W ilson Wasco— 552 C. R. ANDERSON G rass Valley— 232 ANbÄR Ö •Ò«F *}|A/ TV ’ Is an old established firm th at has been selling, servicing and Repairing cars for a generation. The dependability of its products and the qual ity of its service has been proved many times. Now, when it is doubly important th at you have good workmanship and quick service to keep your cars and trupks running, have us take care of your service problems. Tire Repair and Recapping lO l E 3 r d The D a lle s LOWELL STOCKMAN runa 4 - • «- for-ro-ofaction to CONGRESS (xxaauw. diati ¿tanto ita Lowell Stockman was born in Eastern Oregon dias lived Itéré all hia »rte. W« graduated in Agriculturt from O w fo n State Colle®«.in 1912 (aim ed continuously o v er «nee. H e stands lo r cammon s en « busi ness principles applied to na- That’s. “The Joker” that “slipped in” th e Burke Bill. Yes, “The Joker” says you cannot serve guests at your club or even in your own home without severe penalty. Don’t let “the dry»” put it over again in 1944 as they did in 1918. . x>Æeat"TheJoker* Vote 313XNO f» 1 4 A 4 r. T U B A N T I-P R O H IB IT IO N CO M M ITTEE OF OREGON O. J. McPheraon. Chairman. Pe»r»on-4th Ava. Bldg., Portland On the toughest jobs, Standard's RPM Heavy Duty Motor Oil will keep your tractor or heavy truck engine humming. Special, patented compounds, blended with the selected bar? ’ of RPM Heavy Duty prevent rings from Stic’.. , . .-. J keeps oil pas sages open. Because of war demands, it’s not »old cais or trucks under % ton. ' Mrs Frances Aibby of Cornel- o o o o o o o . evening X T I T r ^ m ^ h l D a li« t» «pend several 1 f dtjnsV fsltinf ht the home of h e r d aesx, Joe-aad A X Aibby. -i ! yean in Congress he nstshlyhrrl a wide acquaintance and influ ence among his fellow members of Congress and a reputation for b d M tn n u s u i«», efficiency, ooop- em tiou and-ot|enduig to busi- Mrem. LoweH Stackman is ooe of BONDS TODAY V IS O H p, -«4a, all going to Florida where Me will be stationed. The St. LI Mr and Mr, E ro « t Bl.yook an l Ur^ , ? ' w X r n ir M « l c o t Moro wwe Sun- “ » ¿ . t e e S » . BUY B to join h er husband. Ensign Rob %fSP""’ is living Irttbin its income, it? credit is food . . but if, like a spendthrift, it throws to the winds . ;. . ex tends its taxing (to the lim it of the people's power (to pay knd oon- t nnes to pile up deficits, it 4» on t l x road to bankruptcy.” J day d nner f u e t e at the hom? °f. *^r " Mrs Boyce BLnyk^k 'JtftnswQua eallem went Mrs Clyde jstradley and non. Richard, Mr and MH Vernon Eakin and son, Don- S ^ M erttn aod Mrs Zimraerman. CTOCre Wikox left this Thursday for Chicago, Ill_, to vas- - t t W d «< h ter, Mr, Mayna, d nation - ¿ 3 ^ 0 M artin ■ Bernard O ctober The Dalles Smart Shop Salem ,öt ¡ve i o i I l OR N I A i r
