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About Sherman County journal. (Moro, Or.) 1931-current | View Entire Issue (Nov. 17, 1944)
F a GB t, BttKBffiAM COUNTY JOURNAL, MOMO. QMBOQN Sayrses h FRIDA Yr NOVEMBER 17,. 1*44 meat. , - The following attended an Arm weekend with Olive and John Rob tie last Friday night. Claude Thompson went to On istice Day party at Mr and Mrs The Torque club defeated Du- Steve MeMiUan in inson. . . tario to visit his «on and family Francis Watkins’ home: Messrg fur by a score of 64 to I t. form edbal trab Visitors to The Dalles Saturday and was on a has that hit a track and Mradasnes Leon Smith, Melvin 'were Mesdames: Art Smith, Lois in the Blue mounains and w u .d e R. H. McKean returned to the by Mrs MeMillfifi and tfidr Walsh, William Clothier, Paulen Hilderbrand, Fitzpatrick, Marcel Mid-CohmbU for further treat- gtter, Mrs Chester WfitlrfM. layed for several hour*. itaseberg, LaRoy Belahee, Marvin la Hilderbrand, Harley Dutton, Mr and Mrs Geoi<e Updegraff Thoube, Harry Dean Proudfoot, George Harris, Ivan Kirklie, L. J. returned Wednesday from Portland Ronald Powell, Leonard Fields, Da Thompson and children. where George had gene, to meet mon Fields and Frank Ldhman. The Junior League of the Meth Friends o f Mr and Mrs Carroll Mrs Updegraff who has been in Mr and Mrs Earl Richelderfer « Gy^Sgt and Mrs Arthur Van odist church elected officers Fri Sayre gathered at the behest of California for the rammer. ipanied by their son, Malcolm, Gilder ara the parents o f a son, day at their meeting after school Mrs E H Mossa Monday night and wMias "Cora Fletcher is again acromi ^renaded them because of the firet i r k i n g in the office of <h» Pacific who is home on furlough, and Cath- Arlyn Lee, bom Sunday, November a* foUows: Preeident-Gwendolyn 25 year, of married life. Card a P tw e 7 a n d Light company here. erine Richelderfer journeyed to at ten o'clock. Nisbet, 1st Vice-Preaident-Billy Vancouver, Wash., Sunday to visit Mrs Kenneth Blau is visiting Niabet, 2nd Vice-President-Charle» *nd games were played and gifts Mr and Mrs Ed Chriffttoirrep stop- preranted to the Sayre. Present ped in Moro Wednesday n f c £ Theron, who b convalescing In fcew from Ffcnda with her par- Wallace, 3rd Vice-President-Eve- entg> Mr and Dan McQennidfl lyn Kick be, 4th Vice- Presi den t- Mesdame E. H ^ .iie Ed, now Chief Petty Officer Barnea ho^ital. Mrs T. Lester Johnson’s parents, Mm John Mow> v^*ted Sharon Briggs, Secretary-A n n Moore^Joe Peter«, R B. Hoskmson. Seabeee, is home on fur- Merrffi Oyeaon, Truman Strong, lough. Ed has been in the Aleutians Mr and Mrs Arthur Groracvg> from»**r daughter, Mrs Lawrence Kast Clothier, Treasufer-Yvonne Kirk- He. w««kend. Clarence Sparling, Jerae Landfy a year and in tfae South Pacific Portland, visited over the weekend ^ r ff, oVer Henry Barnum. Harry Pinkerton, / J about a And . He Mr and Mrs Jack Wilson and « I h . T . L n ter M a w m horn», • ’? " * 5 ‘* Mr and Mrs C fit Mel attended A’*hur. Ssr|f" £ “ U r C* U “ •* • m ’ T° “ - bmn <» * • GlH-rU. they left Sunday taking Mr, Sam w nked wlth„ Malcolm Riche « er » »pen The Dailes-^Hood River football and Bob Hoskmson. the Mariana«, Entewok and Saipan Van Vaster andSam ^r., with them ing a furlough at the home of game at Hood River Friday night. The Mora Woman’, dub will do««"’* think any e f them to spend several weeks. his parents, Mr and Mrs Earl Mias Virginia Thompson spent entertain their husbands Saturday n,uch good for a white man. Mrs Darby spent the ■ hoMday Richelderfer. He ib .leaving for the weekend at the Ira Fridley evening November 18 at 7 oclock Born: To Mr end Mrs Orville weekend risi tin g her family in j^ew Mexico ( Wednesday Novem- Is an old established firm that has been s e llin f,v home. — <- at a “pot luck” supper and a Heckman, ,a eon, at The Dalles Portland, leaving ring Friday and re- iß. The Rufus and Wasco girls vol r servicing and repairing cars for a generation., > movie program afterwards. The hospital Wednesday night, Nov- tunring Monday. Mr and Mrs Cliff Fridley and leyball teams played to a 32-32 The dependability of its products and the qual Maaonic hall will be the scene of ember 16. 5 F* L. Barnett spent Friday in The the event . " Johrf W. Judy, e f iWallowa ©oun- ity of its service has been proven many times, u GAS AND OIL Dalles. XT" „ ty 'was h e » Wednesday while * * The young people of the com Tires—Accessories Elmer Barrae writes that Max — T trip to this n a g of munity gawe a feUowahip dinner Now, when it is doubly important that you •d nwt and «pent •■> evening with from M* ranch in the ex- R B . McKRAN and SON Tuesday night at the Methodist have good workmanship and quick service to Walt Davis, Steve O’Meara, Mr treme northeast comer of the In su ra n ce church for the lx>ys who are go and Mrs Darrel McQuillen and state. keep your cars and trucks running, have ns take Grain, Feed, Flour, Fuel ing Into the service, namely: Hen Keith McDonald, who is a first care of your service problems. Rolla Thogerson was married ry Richelderfer, Elton Medle-, Farm Implements, Bags, Twine class machinist. Max » now a sec November 4 at Grown Point, In Douglas Lutje, Walter Mee, and BARBED WIRE—GOOD POSTS ond class store keeper. diana to Jacqueline Daniels of Lindsay Lane. The wedding of Miss Gertrude Chicago, according to news re- PHONES Mia Vivian Rust returned home GiUmor to William Harms b to Residence Office Feed s ton, after undergoing an operation. « ra . w e t to PortUnd Wedne.- ^ r e by h i. .o u t, 182 162 163 -Mr and Mrs Charles Neville • h , night Norem bn 22, . t 8 o’- will be no — h » «f the OREGON oooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooeoi o o m m n » and dangher from Corvallis are WASCO ioek n n r d U , to invtution. be CX in Sherm « county visiting at the home of Mr» Ne- * S * ™ , i ' * November, the month for the nflle’s parents. Mr and Mr« Sar od Mm Clyde GUlmor of tW. N o Jury" lUt gent for a week. Mr Neville had • will be drawn or called and the old tc return to Corvallis the forepart LeRny Wright brought home grand Jury will remain in office of the week. . orae calves for the U ^ b o y a last cntil the spring term in May. * Rev. and Mrs Cannell drove to and distributed thpm around Mr* Collb Moore returned home Grass Valley for the Social Service feeders. They were Wednesday night after having or Thursday, the club was held at Wallowa county. teen in Portland and Seattle since the home of Mrs Alta May. ts have been made Friday. She attended the fun- Rev and Mire Cannell and dau American fighting men who battle fey the installation of «aal of Owen Graue, who was to the Han b thb war look tor graves ghter, Mr» Edwards, spent the lie jura holler whbh was pip iato have been married eoon to Mrs of relatives, fathers and ancles, whs day in The Dalles Saturday. peration just b tigse for the first Moore's sister, Mrs Janet George, tell while battling the Hun at Bel- Mr and Mrs Dean Ridley and old spell of the fafl. It b report- He ¿fed <rf a heart attack while teaa Weed, France, fa World War I. daughter from Portland spent the I to be much more efficient than -broad h b ship. O O O O O C X 3000000000000000000000000000000000000000000 » old one, mere compact m sise condition <rf Elmer Hansen, nd operating satisfactorily. . Hi n the Dalis« Hospital, wth a of ureamfie poffioning, b raid Mfls Paul Wibon returned bSt ___ from her trip to Cahforuia «omewba imptoved although rith her mother, Mrs A- Dunlap recovery will be alow, f Orara Valley.. She visited Paul • Mrg BiH Cauthere are has shipped out with a tanker. from Salem having decided b Richelderfer* Have Sons Near 25th Anniversary Home Again ' Touchdown Army” b J o h n H ow ard, Mary Carlisle * R obert C um m ings Friday, N ov. 1 7 J M oro S ch ool M iT Walther-Williams Go. Last War Heroes Tire Repair and Recapping «»1*4 4 0 1 E 3rd T he Dalle« The high cost _ of living CLOSED 4 k > V P Finby and wife have re- O a t it rained entirely too much ornad to Sherman county and in^the valby. x ave opened Dintyb Service Sta- * and CohmdiiA Good Fruit Depends X V V /l • highways- »ate has been m the army íor ver a year and Mrs Finley has Q jj (jQ0(J C dllD lIIg r«nt the tíme in Texas« near h b rmD He was discharged Nov- Good canning methods do not . mop «top with the food safely san g in the mber k w cars G rib W. Smith, a member of >ars, cnU J o g says m Soil Conservation Service force through cookog Mid storing, «to i , A . nnrthw^t was here Wed- Mira Lucy Cara, extension nu- to do «««• work on the tritionUt «t ° S e . S « n e J ’ “ * “ “ X n with Merrill Oveww,. H l. end »n«wer, regardm, «U «. " " , -o ri, i, with grw w e. e f food prwerrafcon follow: ,r t of the wort » w » , , Why «houldn’t > n be Mood Ufa* l q . Mr and Mrs Wily,Knighten, ac- j^aads to cool, «'oce thia >mpan»ed by a group of high <j)OWS leaks. shoot mathematics teachers were A A more likely The Dalles Wednesday to at- obtained if the jars áre left nd an instruction class for soon durinr cooling stage. Test later for leaks. achers. J. K. MbKean left Wednoadhy Q. How can I test jars for Portland on business. leaks ? — —------ — A. Test day after can- Mr and Mrs L L Peetx a i v seals the hw v irtiand for a few days whUaOp c5n< removing any a cre» attending meeting« of public t>nda th>t held on metal or glass ¿bks' during canning. A well- fcbb there. sealed metal disk is si ghUy drawn inward at the center. You can HANK YOU I ’ take this opportunity to abo test it by happing with a fcnk all those who supported ma , spoon ---------- -- ----------------- a ringing sound shows a wy candidacy for RJ* e* ^ r x_.,v good aeal; a dull sound, an im- GEORGE FOX A for t . «" * / —— — • B ucfioltz C on fection ery w ill b e clo sed all day o n THANKSGIVING e x c e p t at stage tim es. v Paul Cyphers ' ■«»»-*«»«8t gooooooooooooeoooooooooeooo o eoooooo TO THE VOTERS OF SHERM AN COUNTY: V. I take th is m eans o f expressing m y full apprecia- The low price of electricity ' tion o f the excellen t vote given m e in th e recent elec' tio n . i I «Hall continue to adm inister the office efficiently and econom ically. TH A N K S FRIENDS. Yours Sin cerely, R oss Ornduff, C onuty Clerk L ook AT THE COST OF LIVING—•/> 2J.4% «nee 1M T ity—dow n 21% for residential service during the same period! Part o f this reduction in the average cost of electricity is due to increased use o f electrical helpers, which automatically moves users into the lower steps o f our progressive rate schedules. But the two “rate dividends’’ received by our customers in the past ANTED: Woric .t^ d y , for residential electric service from 2.36 cents per kilowatt-hour in even more important have been the three rate reductions and WMil five years. These forward steps have cut the average price we get fot How long will home canned food k e e ^ e v e r a l yean.’ » of 4<irla. need “ P*1 wheeler A. In normal time« of food hsratod a. D s i home economvts a d d » Oregon. V- eating up canned foods within the a e head of 2% y«ar. But longer storage b not old mwebred Hereford heifers ungaie fooda are properly can- all bred to registered «Hereford ^ ¡ e d airtight and kept in c bulb for spring calving. Sab a t cooj dark storage place. Foods Lnion PaciAc stock yard». The for a kmg tm e lose some Dalles S a t Nov. 18 by J. W. foo^ value, color and texture. Judy, owner. , Q. When I opened some Jara of — —■ —•* ‘ ., j j u home canned food, the metal lids 5R SALE: 6 head gentb ^ddia. dbcolored. Does th b affect horses, one good kids ty food, which eeems quite all no. Vera Mobley. 8h«nko 62-2P ( , )^S I ^35 „ ZL— ranch and A. .. Thia d ecoloration of the brown leather, eurteaee metal 'is not unuaoal. It does not Moro, b moraine. Return to effect the food unleaa the cap rbuTÄay Clair Baber. 2p actually ruets through. ✓ 1939 to only 1.86 cents at the present time. And compared with 15 years ago, the average home served hy4 Stop Sludge Troubles New P.P.&L. is now using about twice as much electricity—at bo more cost. . Cold-weather condensation means increased moisture I II H i l l 1 11 ! III11 tection by having your crankcase filled with famous service is yourdßsurance o f continued better value in the RPM Motor Oil. It resists sludging, sticks to cold •Fijar» motors to protect against corrosion and extra starting from U.S. Bureau of Labor S u th tífi. wear. See your "RPM’’ Dealer and get winter-weight a RPM Motor OU now—and a chassis « lubrication to condition your car for safe cold-weather driving. ........ ... C. A . Ruggles insurance oro z .,. 1. Pacific Power & Light Company 1 . Oregon I The actual record o f steady reduction in the cost o f your sit ctrir in motors, redoubled sludge danger. Get extra pro J— ............... it Then look at the average kilowatt-hoùr price o f P.P.&L. electric- g’ass as well as metal disks, is to b it the jar by the dbk using fin- rl r g A X ffi z *»!»’ whether il ha# ‘ aealed firmly. To test types with )R SALE: 3-1« Hoe McCormick- rings leave the jar upside Peering grain drills. Carrol <?own f or aeverel minotra after it Sayre. Phone-643, Moro 2-3c cool if any drops ooxe X L .$ » 1 S T A N D A R D OF C A L IF O R N IA Your Business^Manag^d Pow^r SysMn 1 I : 1
