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About Sherman County journal. (Moro, Or.) 1931-current | View Entire Issue (Nov. 10, 1944)
I G PAGB «, UUSMMAM COUNTV JOUKNAU Town Entertains Soldiers In USO Fashion Monday Forty-one men o f a Signal corp company «topped overnight ia Moro Monday while on their way from California to Washingtoi with - the company's equipment which was loaded on truck« and te alien. Interested citizens, upon hearing of their impending arriv al, hastily arranged a dance for tlxra which was pretty well at tended considering .the short no tice. J £ . , Walter darlisle came up from his place at Millers Wednesday to dp a little business in the county seat. Dean Wilcox spent several days in a hospital In The Dalles hav ng been taken there last Friday night. His leg was broke just above the knee and he had to wait while the swelling went down before a cast -could he applied W F Jackson and wife w e r here Tuesday to cast their ballots in the general election. , Mr and Mrs W H Ragsdale came up from The Dalles Wednes day on business in Moro. The hunters have returned from t?<4r trip to the Blue mountains and report s good time even though the bacon did get a little tiiesome w+fch neither venison or elk meat to go with R. Mr and Mrs John Demoss at tended the reception given in hon or of the BOth wedding anniversary c i Mr and Mrs Hardin Dugger Sunday at Boring. Hardin Dugger k Mrs DeMoss* uncle. Vernon Flatt returned Sunday n'ght from n Oakland, California was visiting visiting relatives where he was He brought heme a packard car Mrs May Barnum came up la«? Thursday and rema ned until Tues day visiting rer brother, Harry Kvnsman and other relatives in Moro. Mrs Ernest Woods took her dau ghter. Sherry, to The Dalles for a aeries of pen ci 11 in treatments this Wednesday. Mr and Mrs Ralph Briab ne and M tw Somn Har.sen went to Gold- MORO. OREGON FRIDAY NOVEMBER 1*. 1*4« Between leritji and cheerfulness jrfnd that to Halloween the Torque club enter^ tamed members and frieads of there is a wide distinction; the ■nor iaJfcMpatig the letter. , *_. the community at a weiner roast RULING ON GEESE y R. O. Scott, justice of peace at at the airport. Catherine Fridley and Pat Cody Wasco, has had the state and fed Jdpt eral game laws interpreted. The | The Community Club at The made -"a cross country trip ruling is that only two of the Troutdale Sunday. Dalle* and help returning vet The rain has been very beneficial kind of geese usually found here erans acquire dub quarter*. to the new runway and thanks to can be shot in one day and only Over 600 member». Thanks Tha list is now completed for a’l the work put in on it by El four can be in the possession of for your help the charter members of the Tor wood McPherson and other mtim the hunter que dub. Those who have organ bers of the club it was possible ised the club, ’drawn up its by foi the first plane to land and laws and who will be considered take off from the new runway a? the original charter members Sunday. are: Deaaie Neaaham, Joe Hilder- Although the charter menrdier brand, Eldon Neaaham, Stan Sweet, ship is closed anyone is still wel Is an old established firm that has been seU in ^ $ ‘ Virgil Conlee, Catherine Fridley. corned as a new member, the only Marcella Hildetbrand. Patty Hil requirement being an active inter servicing and repairing cars for a generation, j . debrand, Pat ^ y , Orio Martin, The dependability of its products and the qual^V est in aviation. Flora Conlee, Thelma Cody, Dean ity of its service has been proven many times. 7 Filler, Vivian Warnock, Marion Ciews. Leland Schwendel, Frances Now, when it is doubly important that you / Emigh, Donald Williams, Kather ine Richelderf er, (Henry Riohelder- have good workmanship and quick service to»*; fer, Paul May, Lucille May, Clar keep your cars and trucks running, have us take ence Morrison, Anne Morrison, care of your service problems. 7 Marjorie Van Gilder, Gordon Rich, Ferre at Taylor .and Frances Tay lor. The students who bave com LAWYER pleted their dual instruction en- 401 E 3 rd The Dalle* WASCO MORO \ ough to solo planes «by themselves the past few weeks are: Frank J>ike, Grass Valley, Lester Wilson Kent and Flora Conlee, Moro.„ The Torque club played a game of volleyball at Dufur on October 27th. A return game is schedule ! foi Friday Nov. 10th at Wasco. Mr and Mr. Pat Cody and Sharon Kay flew to Troutdale on October 26th. J top ____ _ — ____ * Joe Hildetbrand of Wasco, Val First Class Joseph C. Im barrsto (left) M?ille of Maupin and Forrest Tay- a South Paetfte blairil te aaakeladf k>i of Wasco flew cross country vate First Class Aatsa M . FHska ■ ■ - , . — — — - Leathernecks send the eompleted products te wives ta the U. 8. to Prineville this past week. or Australia. Bath rasa are residents of Wow York CHy. Two plane» left the Wasco field on November tod for Troutdale. Gordon Roh piloting the Piper Cruiser and Pat Cody piloting the f f I - 1 -I aw Taylor craft with Clarence Mor A fy o u t P rO D O S eC l H e a l th [V te a S U T e a _______ rison as a student. All three n The Moro Woman’s club he’d were exchanged by an oral ques ti med m the cruiser, leaving the a very mitereab ng meeting la.-t tion box. Taylor craft for a 100 hicheck. At the clone of the program de Friday evening under the super After the Hard Time dance on vision of the Educational ccmmit- licious refreshments of cookies tee with Mrs Mi M. Oveson and and coffee were served by the M n H. B. Pinkerton in charge. ,h ostess. Mrs E. Schaeffer and Mrs E. H. Moore, Mrs E. Cush After a short „business se«s on ing and Mrs W. D. Wallan. the meeting was turned over to The tea table was attract vely the program director, Mrs Ove arranged with a center .piece of son, who presented Mrs Knigbten, flowers in shades of gold and v'bo introduced Miss Janet Wood yellow with tapered lighted can ruff, assistant physical educational dles. Mrs E. B. Barzee and Mm instructor of U of O. She spoke Eoith Burnet poured. on the Need for Education of A number of high school Ro Youth wi th respect to Health )NG LIFE IS A “CATER- dents and visitors attended. and Physical Fitness. ILLAR” FAMILY TRAIT The next club meet ng will be A bill,,for an act to provide histories «bow that Saturday; night November 18th at for program«» of health ms*, ruc long-life records of ten, fif tion and physical education in n’l which time the husbands will be teen, twenty thousand and elementary ani high schools of the the honored guests. Panties Production in About Activity Walther-Williams W B u y n rn A ^ n o w for F u tm security, too! T. Lester Jotihson Tire Repair and Recapping W ARM 1 Wearables Moro Women Hear Speaker Talk Fur Trimmed Costs 5 I Fine all w ool fabrics glowing r *1 with color, en hanced ^by •, fox, squirrel, Persian ora ^terpilfar , ‘ » muskrat for a touch of. luxury f^gives the best coat values eoale, W u h . Wednesday afternoon upon hearing that Elmer Hansen was seriously ill with double pneu monia at the hospital there. Mavens Eslinger is now thi driver of the laundry and clean ing truck h a/ ng been discharged for medical reasons from the navy state, tozprovide for the plan« ng, GAS AND OIL - George Updegraff was in Condon supervision, direction and evolu- on business on election day. Tires--Accessories t on of such programs by the Dr. Leo Moore was up from Superintendent of Public Instruc R. H. McKBAN and SON The Dalle# Sunday to take his first tion and to appropriate funds In su ran ce ■bot at geese for the season. therefor; was explained and dis- Grain, Feed, Flour, Fuel “Bill” Stewart, range land ap- cursed. This bill will be up before praiaer for the State Land Board the next session of the state leg- Farm Implements, Bags, Twine w " in town Wednesday night on irlature. and is also backed by BARBED WIRE—GOOD POSTS business for the board. the State Medical association ar. 1 PHONES The Missionary society will meet Mrs George Morehead, State P re Office next Tuesday, Novenlber 14 with ndent o f clubs. 162 Mm Jennie Martin. Ideas to make physical educa Miss Joecile Peters is home from tion more interesting to the pupils the hospital where dirpe^ with her appendix and she will able to go back to work in the county agent’s office soon. Mrs L L Peetz, who was ill last w « k with » cold and with a«thm« b now reported aa better. Cold« F,»c made the round« now and the general health of the comanun- itv appears better. The new holer for the hotel ¡„«tailed thia week, arrived Saturday and w ! / there are. 54.75-64.75-89.75 more hours of hard work are not unusual for “Caterpillar Diesel Tractors.” It has always been the air of “Caterpillar” engineers t o build long life in these »turdv Diesels, and when war pres sure lifts we esn expect even greater long life features. O’MEARA Supply & Imp* . cl W a r m Robes Snuggly warm and gayly colored! C H E N IL L E S $8.95 Children s sizes 7--1 4 $3.95 FLEECE $8.95-12.95 R A Y O N FLANNEL USO Fund Campaign I robes in wrap-around styles RAYON he i QUILTED CO TTO N $8.95 $8.95 Nearly Finished < Collections on behalf of the USO have nearly dl been made and the county’s quote will be sent m within the week R is thought- Many counties have already sent ir their quote to state headquarters and Wheeler, Harney, Malheur, Klamath and Jefferson are the only eastern Oregon counties other than Sherman that have not gone over the top in the Mate compilations. Valley counties have been slower but seven of the™h 0 reported their quotas reached. YOUR TABLE LINEN Let your table reflect the warm . hearted spirit of Thanksgiving • with gay, informal prints. Small,, medium or larget cloths. Colorfast hand block printed I wish to thank the voters who accorded me the preference in the race for the assesaosh.p at Tuee ¿ay’s election and I Pnonuse to give as good »« administration as I can. , Charles Ruggles. illllllllHIIHim111111111111 ........ . C. A. Ruggl« . INSURANCE Moro . $1.98, 2.19, 3.50, 5.95,. 9*50 TABLE DECORATIONS ' . '7. ; J -'T h a t’s really a great editorial you ju st read t o us, Judge. Where did you say it appeared?” “ In ‘The Stars and Stripes’...th e news paper of the U.S. Armed Forces in Europe. Kind of gives U9 folks back home something to think about, doesn’t it, Bill?” “ It certainly does, Judge. Particularly the last paragraph. Would you mind reading th a t again?” < VTT— e m rL a t* . W a a a m t - the days of prohibition, when moonshine whiskev quick, fortunes for bootlegger^ crooked politirians and dishonert police offi cials. As a result, we claim we know w hat we w ant in the way of liquor legislation an d /eri those at home should wait until we return bejori in iliat ini further letislation on liquor control. “ O ut of fairness to our boy* over there fighting. Judge, how could we disobey such m J.DISHES Virit our gift department. You’ll be delighted with the many nsw center pieces, mirror», eoawoia sate. dishes and glassware that make a lovely table setting. »r* j? • Ù. M . Will O re g o n 1
