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About Sherman County journal. (Moro, Or.) 1931-current | View Entire Issue (Nov. 24, 1944)
rxo « *, c o ro n bhbrman j o u im l . momo , okbgon f r id a t , novrmbbk m , i » u . / * __, ___________I » *4' M o ro Youth , ' * Recovering From Serions Hlness B À Brbbine was taken to The Dalle# hoepital Saturday evening with a case o f the flu which had settled in hit ear causin< him a great deal of pain. He as now n - (OTW if. Mr end Mrs Clayton Vintbi and Mm Echo Vintin were here Tues day while on a trip to the county to ’ ,rWt friends and relatives. Clayton has jçrt returned from Ariaôna where he has been in a taniteriura for many months. W e. Frank Welsh spent last week end here visiting his sister, Luella and Mra Lawrence Kenny. He is a member of the 41st div- ino» and b on a furlough home after Si months in the South Pa cific. Mr and Mrs Johnnie Gentry left Wednesday morning for Fres no, California where he expects to go into the hone breaking -W lb* jfcflfc r ■ 1 _ and Mrs E rnest Wood« and family «pent Thanksgiving day in Dufur a« guests of h b par ante, Mr and M n W .A . Woods. Mr and Mm Clyde Gillmor left Tuesday morning for Portland to »bend ThanJ^agiving and at tend the marriage o f their daugh ter. Gertrude, to William E. Hanna at Portland. The wedding was held Whdneaday night. Mra L.L. Prate was taken to the hospital in The Dalles Wed nesday morning suffering from aritima. She b expected to remain for the met of the week. Mr and Mrs Irving Hart spent Thanksgiving day in Hood River where they were guests of Mrs Drrold Bel«he A daughter was born in Port land to Mr and Mrs J R. Chen2 suit, who were formerly here he waa chief at the CCC Mira Clara Mersinger came h o m e Friday from California where she had been since her visit here last summer. ■■ - . Eldon Lane and wife were here to vb it h b brother Fleyd Lane and family this week. Eldon b o n a furlough from the army. Joecile Peters went to Klamath Falls Tuesday to vb it friends. Mm Frances King and aon, Don, and Bud of The Dal- - Don, and Bud Eddins JCddtais of rne dsj - - - - - in Sher- - U s were vetting friends man county T u « d .y . Mr *nd Mn Lawrence Kcgny n r «uu »>■ mw w . w w end Luella Welsh went to Port- lend Wednesday to spend the hoi- joay. L t and Mrs Robert Boynton were here briefly Tuesday vb it- ing friends. Word was received here th b week of the death of Arthur L. French from heart failure at G rants.Paso. He lived in Grass Valley years ago. , * ; M n A A Dunlap returned home • Vlednaaday from Los Angles, Cal. ; where she spent several weeks visiting her .«on, Charles, and family. School will be dismissed Wed nesday evening for the Thanks giving holiday and will take up » , ... «g*in Wednesday, Nov. 29. Mr and M ____ n E d«.r AU.y - - m n ' ,f c «nd M r, M l O ld. and the * • urPri*« Utter*» brother in b w and sbter, Tf Hknuan Mr and Mra Rimer Hall of Long A .. Ziegler Jr. ™ who left Monitor for - - — were visitors in The " - B<* eh’ ** Jra“« of Dalles Saturday. » 3 « w e d At tW r Mrs C. R. 'Andaman was a bus- home and an<1 played P,ay<« gam gaw -s after vbRor in The Dalles Mon- vflflch refreshments were served ’*"ch and b te r aB went Mrs S L Boyce left Tuesday for darx* at Moro. b«r | KMne fo Portland after spend- Mr and Mr" Norrte G ibbon }n< a week here vbitm g her son entertained a t a party at their ,n U w and daughter, Mr and Mrs * * « • Satorday evening! Those OrrUk P»««nt were Mr and Mn esUr Mr and George Wilcox Barnum, Mr and Mrs < M word that their son in b w Clevenger, Mr and Mrs Qrville X eym rd Nelson, graduated from Ruggles, Mr and t h e ^ e d ic a l Officer*« Candidate Jarty Grass Valley Saldier To Be Mr and Mrs Roscoe Moore were der#on an<1 Mr and M m .John Novemabr 17 at Carlisle Tlmnksgiytog dinner guests at Bi<xk PmochU/WM the diversion garracke in pennsylvenb, as a the home of Mrs Moore’s sbter, of Uie even mg with high «cores Lieutenant. L t Nelson was Mrs Garth Bonney in The Dalles. h*ld b> Mr and Mr# —a transferred to Fort Lewis, Wash. J. B. Adams and LeRoy Wright w «©ores held by Mra Anderson Forman of Antelope o f Moro and A. A. Dunlap of and Joh*^ Block RefreMiments Bpent Wednesday night as a guest" Grass Valley attended the annual "^re a late hour. hmne Mr and Mrs Min. meeting of the Oregon Farm Bu- Harry H ebing arrived at the ard E a k h v ----- reau federation in Hood River last T ell Old« home Thursday from , Mr> Art Bibby and children weekend. < Poitbud to spend a few days. »nd pban Kee went to Portland Ted Thompson and * Herban . Mr and Mra Clayton Vintin and Thursday, Mra Bibby to take the Ziegler, having passed their ex- hb mother, Mra Echo, Vintin, ar- cjmdPeo for medical attention and amination for entrance* into the rived here Monday from Tbeson, ^ rg Ke< u y ^ it fcer «„ter, Mrs army, returned Wednesday to re- Arisona. They ware over night Arden Squire and family at Bor- main until Friday morning before gueate at the home of Mr and w hen they were returning appearing at Portland for indue- Mra Dell O l d s . _________home Sunday they wrecked their tkm. Mrs Frank Pike, Mr and Mrs ear )uat south of Moro when they Dr. Marie Goflta was found Grover Young and Mra 'Matt Si- hie icy pavement. No one was in dead in her home in Portland mon attended «he graveside ser- jmred. from a heart attack. With her vices in The Dalles Monday for Mr and Mra Dell Olds were bus t-unband. Dr. O.G. Goflln, she E'.mer Hansen. Vteei visitors in The Dalles Thur- •j.racticed medbine in the first ds- The Grass Valley Rebekah’s are ^¿ay. cade of thb century. A few years sponsoring a card party a t the Harvey Thompson end Don De- ago she wrote a book wring Sher- LO.O.F. hall Friday, DeceoAer 1, Moes were huamew visitors here man county as a scene. Every one welcome, come and m - Friday. 1 Mrs W. R. Olds and daughter, joy MO or pinochle. Mr and Mra R J Baker of The Mra Alastair J. Kennedy are here Mrs Frank Bayer ad OpL and Dalles spent Friday here on buaa- from Californb to spend Thankc- Mrs Charles Perrigo and daugh- „eM. giving with the Ruggles family- ter were business visitor» in The ifg* and Mrs Wood and son Mrs iKennedy’s husband, |s . a Dalles Tuesday . fposn Amity are visiting at tha lieutenant in the air force in Ans- Mr and Mrs W F. Schilling were home of Mr and Mra Ted Ball. tralia. ____ dinner guests at the home of Mr Mr and Mra Boyce Blaylock, Mr and Mra R W BelMiee were Mr> w c Schilling at Moro Mr and Mrs Edgar Alley. Mra ------------------ - ------ — Thursday. Frank Bayer, Frank Lemley and “ James and Carl Ziegler were Mr and Mra Bernard Martin st- brainese vbitora in Tl*e Dalles tended the I.O.O.F. lodge and Saturday. - card party at Moro Friday night Opl. end Mrs Charles Perrigo .......................... ................ imm and daughter returned here Sat urday from Idaho where they vis ited h b parents. Mr and Mrs Dean Reynolds left Wednesday for San Diego, Cal ifornb to visit their son in law and daughter, Mr and Mrs »War ren Elliott and the new grand daughter, Sandra Lee. Mc^. El- 1 ott b stationed there with the navy. Mr and Mrs Melvin Dunlap of Salem are the parents* of a son born Friday N ov. 17 at a hos pital in Salem. Mr and Mrs T M Rolfe are the infants great grand parents. Mr and Mns Herman Peters were business vsitors in The Dal les Wednesday. Mrs Edgar Alley and Mrs J W Plagg were in The Dalle« Thurs day on business. Mrs Graci 7evely and daughter, - o n , were in inv Dalles Satun^y on business. Charles Baker went to The Dal les Sunday to bring Mrs Baker and infant daughter home from the hospital. Mr and Mrs J W Blagg receiv ed a telegram Monday stating that their son, Ivan, was back in the States. He has spent almost three years in , India. . GEORGE G. UPDEGRAFF Attorney A t L a w and Waaoe E TAX ROHM Due to m y inability to secure office help in m y Portland office, also th e traveling conditions around the end o f the year, I w ill be unable to open an office in Moro thia year to handle incom e ta x returns. If books, statem ents o f incom e and'expenaea can > • b e sen t to m e here in Portland, I shall be glad to the returns and hand,« ii.com e tax m atters for all di* ents. Farm returns or estim ates m ust be in by Jan uary 16,^1945 for the 1944 incom e tax. J. C. HUNTLEY—W01 N. E. Broadway, Portend,IS, Oregon. B »»nn»H»innmin«mHiiiiii i ninm i T H E OLD R E L IA B L E for Q u ality^ D ep en d ab iH ty— O ourtesy TÎF ) I ! Quality Store GRASS VALLEY The high cost of living C A . Ruggles INSURANCE in The Dalles Thankagving day to have dinner with their daugh- M nI>O " ”1" ter, Mrs Buck Pierson, and while .p»f»|'||f fl>■1111111 f1 nl 1111111 1111 iiT-lT*l there found their aon, Elmer, who — ------- b in the navy, home on furlough. Mr and Mrs Tom Jones spent the holiday in Dufur with friends. WASCO NEWS Mra Sonneuberg left Wednesday afternoon where she b spending the Thanksgiving holidays. The Tuesday Afternoon Study club meeting was held at the home of Mrs Tom Striker. Mr and Mrs Albert Kaseberg and daughter, Janet, «pent • the weekend in Portland. After the volley ball game with Dufur, the Torque club members entertained the Dufur team at a get-to-gether at the dance hall. (Sandwiches and cake were served and the remainder of the evening These blouses were never born to waa spent in dancing to the nickel- bluarh unseen. . .so take off your jacket when you wear them. odian. They’ll make a smart costume of O o o o o o o o e o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o eo o o o o o o o o o o o e any sk irt a The low price of electricity D W -off Wont Ads S A i f W e h a v e just receiv ed a car lo a d o f b lock s an d h a lf ground an d h a v e lo w ered prices See us for salt at < LO W PRICES - ► si • ■ '¿ r. " ’ ' '• 'f THE COST OF L IV IN G — «/» M .4 * »ince W 9* Then look at the average kilowatt-'hour price o f P.P.&L. electric* ity—dow n 21% for residential service during the same period! Part o f this reduction in the average cost o f electricity is due to increased use o f electric«! helpers, which automatically moves STRAYED: 28 head of Hereford calves, fredily branded — over CR on left loin. Please notify McMillan’s confectionery. E. C. Chase, owner. S A L ook A T users into the lower steps o f our progressive rate schedules. But even more important have been the three rate reductions and Ì the two “rate dividends” received by our customers in the pest FOR SALE: 3-1« Hoe McConnick- Deering grain drills. Carroll Sayrs. Phone-€43, Moro 2-3c five years. These forward steps have cut the average price we get for WANTED: • STENOGRAPHERS, TYPISTS, GLERKS; for PER MANENT positions with the State apply a t your local Public . Welfare, Board of Health or Un- \ employment Compensation office. . Final filing date Dec. 6, 1944. Positions locally or throughout state. residential electric service from 2.56 cents per kilowatt-hour in 1959 to only 1.86 cents at the present time. And compared with 15 years ago, the average home served by V • • *-* * -J ■ ’ P.P.&L. is now using about twice as much electricity—-at no more cost. The actual record o f steady reduction in the cost o f your electric WANTED: ASSISTANT AOOOUN TANTS, ACCOUNTING CLER KS, WELFARE CASEWORK ERS; for PERMANENT posi tions with the State apply et your local Public Welfarsi Board of Health or Unemployment Compensation office. Final filing date D ec.«, 1944. Positions lo cally or throughout state. service is your assurance o f continued better value in the future. •Figttrt from U.S. Bttrttu of Lobor SUOifÜct. i • Moro Grain Growers Pacific Power & Light Company Dr. Vince A. McNish CHIROPODIST Telephone ATwater 5428 h 91« SELLING BUILDING PORTLAND «, OREGON I GRETA The Dallet Your Business-ManagtiC Power SyitoH —» — • r
