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About Sherman County journal. (Moro, Or.) 1931-current | View Entire Issue (Oct. 27, 1944)
« ..... .«aswuM#Ä. « FAO* I, RH ERM AN COUNTY JOURNAL, MORO, OREGON FRIDAY, OCTOBER 27, 1944 -F at the launching. Marine Private Jerry M. Wil son, Jr. whose wife and eon reside in Moro, was recently graduated from tihe infantry and Brown ng automatic rifle section school at RoIandMcLachlan Wasco Airport Visits After 20 Reported Busy Months Overseas Spot Nowdays Boland MeLaehlan and wife * 7"**** . have been here for the part week rud" V,, n<l A 90" w « l . he ia on a forlough f rom the South Pacific. They hare been with his mother, Mrs Mollie Me- Wi'„iam Thornton be“ ” "* ’ AIRPORT CHATTER of E. S. Leach, Senior Aeronaut " of ca4 Inspector for C.A.A. will be at the Wasco Airport November 28 reporte^ Anyone wishing to try for student Lachlan and other relative,. He th(. « □ X L has been 20 months in the fighting sone of the Pacific, at Guadal- canal and other islands. Mr and Mrs E E Barzee are home aga'n aiter a couple of month» spent at Newport where they have a summer home. 1“ en‘e’ may d° ,thnia whch ... ‘ that time. . mate to cure ^'ran^t Green, p lot of tfi^ A , . navy “Hellcat’ plane which Untied j obn t < 4 1 ,, XS w ^8co g e n t l y was commended Tema <Vt/4w»r ia tm L * * *’ 00tnmAn<^n< officer for two vtho known as nmn“*r to wll4tU ^ J o T e s HI s T ^ a n d ™ * * on our L Nail Allen, fonner « n u n .n d -r j T J o L ^ m M « “7 * ' " ^ " T * ” o f the- Am erican «nd nn.u T u r n » ** Moro. Mr« p’ane which left Reno at the sanv? <d airman of the Oregon Renubli KVwi J <m** u w ® ^OPmer,y thne was not sofortunate, crash a irrn a n of the Oregon Republi- Edna Jasper, who taught at Was- can central committee, and diis co. ■ A - - — + ' ;f,< ; f O l j B p t W . With the 1 m | brrther. Pete Allen, were here . ’ o i • ever*> M r and Mrs C R Morrison are briefly Tuedayjnorning while on NOTICE OF FINAL ACCOUNT thc new owner. , "Piper Cruia- way to Bend. ,, . _, r Mr and Mr. J C Freeman are Notioe is hereby gi ven that tihe • r\ ™ h 5®*^ PU1Z ? ^ ft? W on vacation at Eugene leaving undersigned has filed m the Coun- L<wi. May. t th a s a 76-H.P motor the postoffice postoffice in the hands of ty 601111 <* the State <* Oregon .V»d *** • Mr« Jones and Mrs Darwin Van- foi Sherman . County Lor Final Fiww people. ~ Account and Report as Adminis- Mrs Joe Hilderbrand en- Gilder of ^ v club ' T h after iX Z MrVand ” Mr, - ” Harold - ” ” Murphy __ tu tr ix . with with t>w> the w.11 D™ ~ annexed, ~1 tertained the ™ Torque are visiting this week at the horn*" the Estate <* Donald R. Burnet, c“ *1 Tecef* iy ‘ Thlrta_n are visiting tnig week at tne nom ’ members were present and were of her parents. Mr and Mrs Martin i (iea s*d, and that Wednesday. Melser, w h le on a vacation from 22nd day of November, 1844, - j. - . work in Portland. • at the hour 10:00 o’clock -A. M., the time and place for hearing of a s. , of sad day, at the courtroom of objectioins to said Final Account ln r « M M I» Roy « .raoye «¿id court, in the courthouse in «nd Report and for the settlement to their house in town Tuesday Moro, Sherman County, Oregon, of «aid Estate. and expect to make their home Hope H. Belshae have been fixed by the Court as here indefinitely. Administratrix the time and place for bearing of Lloyd Hennagin and son, Mien obk?cfci<>IM| u wid pinftl Account T. Lester Johnson, art, wars in tha connjy »»t week Report and for the settlement Attorney at Law, Moro. Oregon end, having arr red from Portand / I 49-62 of said estate. _** to do a little visiting with rela Zella Sehili ng NOTICE OF FINAL ACCOUNT tives here. Lloyd has not been Admmistratrixct.a. working for several weeks but is T Lester Johnson Noties i» hereby given that the going back soon. undersigned has filed in the County Attorney at law John A ustn Foss and wife ar Wasco, Oregon Court of the State of Oregon for rived Monday f r o m Spokan» Sherman County hie Final A**-, where he i. in the army .«taction NOTICE OF FINAL ACCOUNT ccunt and Report as Administrator eenter. They will have three days Notice is hereby g ven that th • o* the Estate of Benjamin L. An- to spend visiting their relatives undersigned has filed in the Coun- drews, deceased, and that Wednes in Sherman County. ty Court of the State of Oregon day, the 16th day of November, D E Stephens was - down from for Sbenman County her Final 1944, at 10:lM) o’cock A. M. of Pullman, Wash., last week to sec Account and Report as Adminis- said day. at the courtroom, in the v/bat was happening in erosion tratrix of the Estate of Lilah Hall, courthouse, in Moro, Sherman control in this county. Mrs E H dteeasud, and that Wednesday, the County, Oregon, have been fixed Moore went home with him to v.is- day of November. 1844,. at by the Court as the ti me and place R with Mrg SteiJwns for a few tbf hour of 10;00 A. M.. for heamg of objections to said ¿ays. of said day, at the courtroom of Final Account and Report and for T S R eeee left for Portland Sat- court, .in the courthouse in the settlement of said estate. William H. Andrews urday where he was to be a guest Mopo> Sherman County, Oregon Administrator the launching of the USS Gran bavc fixed by the Court as vBle, a combined transport and , - • ■ T. Leater Johnson lending ship, which wag , being Attorney for Administrator 49-62 sponsoed by Mrs Lowell Stockman, wife <rf the representative in con gress from this district. Mr Rees? GEORGE G. UPBEGRAFF daughter, Mrs George Mitchell of Pendleton was a matron of honor LÍSIIÍ-M11 A ttorney A t L a w w< Want Ad» FOR SALE: 25 head of purebred Hereford heifers, all bred to registered Hereford bulls for spring calving. On private sale at the Un on Pacific stockyards, The Dalles Saturday, Oct. 28 J. W. Judy, owner. served a delcious lunch by Mrs Hilderbrand. Those students making cross country trips tor Prineville this week were Frank Pike of Grass Valley, Lester Wilson of Kent, Joe yjlderbrand of Wasco and Virgil Ccnlee of Moro. M t and M ts Bud Powell have purchased a new ‘‘Piper Coupe” It has a 75 H.P. motor and is equipped with a two-way x rad o. All those wishing to join as charter members of the Torque '»“b may do so before November 1M that date an additional initiation fee wrtl be required. Any showing an active interest in a via t ion is eligible for membersh p Virgil Conlee entertained mein hers of the Torque club at his home on October 13th with a -Solo Party* Twenty three were present. Work is progress ng quite fav orably o n ’th i new runway at the airport. Quite a large fill was neces sary to make\<fc? straight runway and considerable work is required yet but all the Hying members are looking forward to the time when ;,t yiriil be packed down to a hard surface. The Torque club wishes, to tak e this m eans to express th an k s to the people of Waco and commun ity for the generous way thev have su p p o rted us in building this new airport. LAWYER WASCO MORO O regon .......... FOR SALE: Modern eight room house, cement basement, hard wood floors, stone fireplace, land acaped 1-2 block enclosed within a stone wall. Country privacy with city conveniences. Ill health forces me to sell. John Wilhelm 304 Pane St. Hood River, Ore. 60 -lp In su ra n c e (■rain. Feed, Flour, Fuel BARBED WIRE—GOOD Feeds tor» 163 WASCO PHONES Office 162 Residence 1824 OREGON Volley Ball W asco vs. M oro 8 p .m . F rid a y , O c to b e r 2 7 S c h o o l A u d ito r iu m Walther-Williams Co. Li 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 tim es.. ’ « Tire Repair and Recapping 4 0 1 E 3rd T h e D a lle s to BANK M A IL ! U n it e d S t a t e s S e n a t o r G uy C ordon H a s D o n e H is W o r k W e ll CORDON CORDON CORDON Is a m em ber of very im portant U. S. S enate com m ittees: Commerce, Irrig atio n and Reclam ation. Indian Affairs, Post Offices and Post Roads and L ibrary. V T I z ä SK for special deposit envelopes The Dalles Branch United States National Bank HEAP OPFICir P O M U N O M E M B E R Knows Oregon and O regon’s needs and in the vital p<*st-war years he v* ill get Oregon its righful share of post-w ar payrolls. Cordon gets th in g s done for Oregon. Keep him in W ashington on the job for Oiegon. V o te fo r C O R D O N , G e n . E le c t io n , N ov.J7 Paid Ad. Cordon for Senator Committee. Marshal I Cornett, Manager - V /.”" 'i " ; ' I t ’e tim e to stop, look und glisten F o r sequins und beads are the shining lig h ts of th e sm artest A utum n dress collections. The e l egance of these dresses .*<; some th in g w<* haven't had in year< Lei it put new sparkle in your eye foo- hirnj if J it n ' “We can’t argue with the Judge on that point, can we Mabel? It’s not fair to penalize the many for the actions of the few.” “ That, folks, i i exactly what we would be doing in this country if we ever voted for prohibition again. Authorities who have made a careful study of the problem, report that only about 5% of those who drink abuse the privilege occasionally... 95% drink sensibly. Probably doesn’t compare with the number of folks who overeat and do other things to excess. Prohibition certainly TUt F D lC Has done a wonderful job in eight sh o rt m onths in W ashington. I). C. in g ettin g things done for the sta te of Oregon in w ar benefits. CHIROPODIST Telephone ATwater 5428 91« SELLING BUILDING PORTLAND 5, OREGON — aao w x rw —i . POSÌS Dr. Vancl A. McNab , « ■■ i wmaa a w THE DALLES, OREGON I hereby apply fo r m em bership n C om m unity Club 247Î, spon sored bÿ the V eterans of Foreign W ars to help acquire a ‘hom e’ for returning w ar v eterar^ . I certify th a t I am of legal age;>a - citizen of the U. S.: a rc la ti/e of a v eteran ; will abide by. tihq Rules o f the Club, and enclose $1.00 fo r my 1945 dues. E. H. McKEAN and SON THE OLD JUDGE S A Y S ... > r * ' C on d on vs. M oro F rid ay O ct. 2 7 Fair G rou n d COMMUNITY CLUB 2471 City & State Tires--Accessories C. A . Ruggles , K eep C O R D O N o n th e jo b M oro APPLICATION FOR MEMBERSHIP 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. ......... ................... ; INSURANCE evening, the occasion being his birthday*. . *k jf you want to see the busiest spot in the county on a nice Bun- day afternoon come on out t» airport ad see for yoarselr. Signature GAS AND OIL • Farm Implements, Bags, Twine T. Lester Johnson Mr and Mrs Arnold Gottadhalk and Mr and Mrs Halverson drove up from Portland for flying lessons over the weekend. Pat Cody was honored with 4 surprise get together Sunday isn’t the answer. It’s not that simple. We had nearly 14 year9 proof of that, didn’t we? .„.."The real answer ia education and better control. In fact, the responsible members of the distilling industry are working con stantly toward that end. They don’t want anybody to abuse the use of their product any more than the three of us do.” “ If everybody would take that sensible . attitude. Judge, and cooperate as more and more are now doing, we’d be a lot better off a lot quicker.” t p t n t t r t é by C«nf»r»nei t f A lcobolit B tr r r a tt Z iU iu /ri« . I, ■ I l -ft n
