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About Sherman County journal. (Moro, Or.) 1931-current | View Entire Issue (Nov. 24, 1944)
' 1 ' X ■ ^ '1 f l l ’ Ù ' Cu O N U MJUBMAL MO1U, O R B ttU N ì F R ID A Y . N O V E M B E R 17, 1944 1 ro. .4 purchased and is to be remodeled .eronautieal into a dub room for the Torque made a club and hangars for the planes. navigation Work on the building has already ‘ning. Mr. started and a tarn strip between Vasco Nov. the new runway and the hangar to all stu-.wflT be put into operation soon. that time. $ d ”."7" * ‘ >■’ a -•/ ^at Cody and Henry Richelder- ttrnet1J \ ° £ * * a croaa oeunry-trip io. Troutdale the last of the week added to ~ -—J r . WASCO AIRPORT NEWS The W8CS of the Methodist church met at the home of Mrs Art Sfolth, Wednesday afternoon tc supply the local Elks Lodge M is Anna Lee returned Wed- ut 2:30, at which time plans were with elks teeth. nesday morning from her trip lo made for the annual Bazaar and Mr and Mrs Leonard Fields arc neig^hboring itate». dinner whfch Will be held a | the the parents of a boy bom Thurs- Mrs Augusta Huckin left last Methodist church December 0. * day morning November 17t Tuesday for Seattle «to spend Mr and Mrs Louis Scholl will Mr and Mrs Norman Fuery, Thanksgiving with her daughter spend TWnkakhring with Mr and idr and Mrs Wayne Darby and Mrs M. G. Walker. Mrs George Knobel in The Dalles. family of Portland and Chester Mr and Mrs John Royce are Mr and Mr» Lawrence Kaaeberg Smith of Moro spent the weekend spending several weeks in Port- and family made a trip to Astor at Mrs Lydia Darby’s. land. They were accompanied by ia. They were accompanied by Steve McMillan is recuperating Jt-rry Niabet w ho' returned Tues- by bug ? • « Lawrence Edwards, who visit fiom a recent shoulder operation ed her husband1» parents, Mr and at the Congress hotel. Mrs Nicholas Fax, George Fax Mrs Wtfllam Edwards, over the Mr and Mrs Larry Funk went and John Fax of Dufur were din- Thanksgiving holiday. to Portland where they will as- ner guess of Miss Catherine Rich- Mr and Mrs F S Lmnborn left sift their daughter, Mrs Jerry elderfer Wednesday evening. for Portland Wednesday morning iHull< whose bdsban^l was re- Mr and Mr A G Nordvold from to spend Thanksgiving with Mr cently assigned to overseas duty fiom Waktaia, South Dakota, are hr! Mrs Guy. in settling her living quarters. visiting Mr and Mrs Dan McDer- lson returned home Walter Mee, who recently en- mid: Mrs Nordvold and Mrs Mc- evening t d ‘f spend listed in , the Marines, was the Dermrid are sisters. With her family. guest of honor at a farewell din- G. iB. Urlie will take donations Hsdfcy Richeliforfar, Wilbur Lat by M t and Mrs nei given Leo for the USO m the Waeco Com- te a W B h o n took their Wetkins. Guest« attending includ- munify from those who wish to pre-uMlbetion physical examina ed the high sehool faculty and the give to this purpose for the ben- tions in Portland Tuesday!^ Senior Class. efit of the ynten and women in th? Meoara and Mesdamea: P a u ln M rs A ugusta Huckin en ter- services.-i t ,> u BW æ Those people of Wasco and community who have donated to the Torque club for the building of the new Airport are. Carlton K^ll, Archie Gosson, Fred Dor- mpur, A. D. Edgingtop, Marvin Thomas, T». Lester Johnson, Wm. and . Jim Welsh. M. M. Poweil, ■Geo. W. Drinkard Sr., Cecil Fields E. H. Watkins, Pat Cody, Mildred Butler, J. E. McDermid, ; Sta.i ¡Sueet, Hqpry Van Gilder. Ed Drtton, L. E. Dehler. Jack Wil son, Hal Shelton, ,F.red Henna- gm, James Maddox,- Joe Hilder- fbrand, L. P , Haven, Ed McK$4, A. C. Kaaeberg, O. W. Barnett, J. R. Yocum, George Moon, Gor don Rich, Virgil Conlee, Vernon »Flatt, Wes Fuller, Clarence Mor rison, Paul May and The Standard •Oil Co. of California. ’ Three new students have been added to the rank of solo flying during the past week. The three are: Paul May, Don Williams and JOIN The Conrwnur.ty .Chib at The Dalles and haip return ng vet- crane aoquve dub ' quarters. Over 600 members. Thanks for your help of the ♦ * In su ran ce Grain, Feed. Flour, Fuel Farm Implements, Bags, Twine 163 W A SCO H- Tire Repair and Recapping PHONES - Office R esident 162 ~ ’ 182 , , 4 O l E 3 r d ‘ . > T h e D a lle « J * OREGON ooooooqooooooooooooooooooooooooocooooooèodaoo«««« Across the world the sound of shells has ceased . . 6 1 H SWEATERS And quiet shrouds the battle-rubbled West . . . f t r j i H irrlir R i b ' s C h ritttm tl The enemy has laid away his arms, and Death and Pain are done in France. - - -- - - «Hpfcrior quality sweaters of 10 0% virgin But I go on . . . for I must fight and kill . . . And work and sweat. . . and hide and run . . . For here the enemy is very much alive . . . His bullets still are made of lead . . . Rattan'Armor, ioo% ,• POS'15 ■ ‘¿¿ a H (wool, delightfully soft and worm. Beauti- jfuWy styled with famous Brentwood action^ •ase dtoulden and draped fit for that sttai4|>, M m i casual look. A gift he’ll appreciate, at Christmas, and all year ¿round! * Now, when it is doubly important that you have good workmanship and quick service to keep your c&rs and trucks running, have us take care of your service problems. R. a . McKEAN and SON r eeastorw WASCO wer# ad- Is an old established firm that has been telling, servicing and repairing cars for a generation^ The dependability of its products and the qufcb ity of its service has been proven many times. ' GAS AND OIL Tires "Accessories ‘ BARBED WIRE—GOOD netted to the Torque club Mon- day evening being U r Arterburn, Willie Neabit and “ Pfoky? Nee* bit all of Wasco. hrn mtagpondT UT U » ) The Sixth War Loan Drive is on. That means h’s eV?rj American’s job to buy at least an extra $100 War Bond Buy yours today. 6 more reasons for buying at laatt qn extra $IOO War Band in tha M i l I . W ar Band* or» the best, Hi» safest invw tm tnt In the wo rid I 2 . W ar Bond* return you $4 for every $3 at maturity. 3 . W ar Bond* are a * convenient a* cash—and in* crease in value to boot! «*01 \ \ VZV / / Their angry ^whispers still foretell of sudden death For me and others crouched in slime and mud . . . The end for us is yet to come . . . 4 . W ar Bonds moan education for your children, \ \ \ | security for you, a nest egg to fall back on come w hat may. \\ I y And so we p p y to God to give us strength To fight and win . . . without the waste of Time . . And with His W ill. . . to see our homes again. 4 . W ar Bond* w ill help win the Veoce by incroas- Ing purchasing power after the war. \ 5 . W ar Bond* help keep down the cost of living. pw . w Oi« 11» v-na nuom, io o % pur» vir- 5 « — Your Country is * Jl)ij is an affidai V . S Treasury advertisement — pnpareJ under auspias o j Jrtasury Department and "War M vtrtam j Cannài J’ B / / / » H 7
