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About Sherman County journal. (Moro, Or.) 1931-current | View Entire Issue (Feb. 2, 1945)
FASI < UUBMAM COUfcTI JOURNAL, .. — J— MORO, O&EGOR ATTENDS CONFERENCE Party at Grate Valley The card party held at the I O O F hall Friday n ig h t and spooaorod by the Graaa Valley, Robcfeah eo- ttol dtib had flw table« c i jAggyMa arid eae ed M0-,Mra- Wren H ofoe and Edgar Alley held high scores la ytnochb end Mrs. Jr W. Blagg and AMred Koch held tow scores. In AMT M r*. T. M. Rolfe and Mrs. M eggy ware high end Mrs. Her eto« Ztogtor and T. M. Rotfc held to # scores. ¿Refreshments were eerwd at the dose of the evening o f c*rda by the , oommtotoe la My. and tori. Ted Ball had t v thrir Rnsetn Sunday Cpi Jeff had Sgt. -Carl Knmme) Crimp Rufus. u Fred Crneow was eaHed to The • Stole» Monday because o f the serf, nos illneee of Mrs. Kraeoar in the hospital with a broken hip. Word was received Tuesday that Mrs. Krueow had passed away. M r . and Mow, Ted Bad received a letter from their eon T -S g t. and -M o* B ill B eil, th a t they ■ 1 AM)ANA Edward R. Stdtteniss Secretary e f S t a t e , who will attend “Big S’- coaferene w ith President Roose velt. Moro Community M rs. A lfre d Kocfc returned home Presbyterian Charch where Bible Sohool 10 a. m. she spent several weeks visiting M rm in g W orship at 11 a. m. relatives and friends. „ Christian Endeavor a t 3:00 p. m. W . D. B arn ett was , a business James D. Moberg, pastor, v isito r in The D a le s Saturday. --------------------- M rs. Melvin D . Blazer arrived . Saturday from th e V alley W a s c o V ; wish we could tell you but d . ' is that it depends on these two t ag».-; ing if Z a p u lla the baker got up on told th a t A m e ri tim e - in the m o rn in g so th a t the cana attacked priests and a tta cke d bread w ould be re a d y .” •nd killed woman. and w ere a ll C o n tin u e d N e x t W eek Protestants But rig h t here npw is an Am erican,pf Ita lia n descent who A t le a st 20,000,000 pensons a n la attending mass and is ju s t as e xp e cte d to sw a p jo b s in 1046-46. reverent as you are to w a rd the priest, N e w » , M r. and M rs. Bffl B rin k ert look their son. P R W ilia m B r in k e r t to The P e h n Tuesday where he r ill leave f e r ^ camp in Tense, a fte r •pendmg about 80 days bis parents and friends. visiting wore CHURCQ Sunday* School a t 10:00 aJtn. M orning W orship a t 11:00 a.m. Preadhmg Service a t Gras» V a lle y M ethodiet church Sunday afternoon at 3:00 o’clock. F - , L . Cannell. pastor. C hristian Science Society at Sunday m orning servioes 11 a. m. 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Cost is low and you repay monthly Now, when it is doubly important that you have good workmanship and quick service to keep your cars and trucks running, bavo us take care of your service problems. over a year’s period. .T’. ' Loans m ade in any amount from Tire Repair and Recapping »50 to $1000 and you establish your T h e D a lle « Bank Credit for future use. THE OLD &KUABLB for Quality-Dependability—Courtesy FIRST NATIONAL BANK 3 OF PORTLAND MORO WASCO Bey War February 3 POSTS , Raaidenm I8S *1 OREGON d< Your application will not be for« gotten and it will be filled i s proper turn. ’ ; SATURDAY NIGHT Miss Nadine Gory of The Dalles was a week end guest o f Miss j anet Kaseberg Mie« Patricia Yocum spent a fovz a t the home of her parents, M r ahd M rs . O rville Yocum. She haa returned to Seattle to resume 4 0 1 E 3rd Meantime, w t frem itt yott M ORO HIGH SCHOOL T h e M a j o r ra n a f t e r M m . j c . Potey to visiting a t the home of his d a i« h te r, , M rs. L. P. w ould say it was the b e ll o f San Haven. Angelo.” “San Angelo!” The Major jumped M r and M r». Damon Fields are th e parents o f a baby born a t The up. He said, “1 promised the priest I would come, I got thinking about Dalles hospital recently. ¡k A v .<he old bell Zito, show me the way. Gerald NesbR le ft for the arm y R u a ZHo 0,1, la terrible.” Jan u ary 16th. Zito darted out of the door, and > /•. and Mrs. L. E. P o rter and the M ajor ran after him. gong, F ra n k and B ill, spent M on- Three or four Idlers, sitting In the day an(j Tuesday w ith Vernon Van morning sun. thought it was undig nlfled of the new American M ajor Gilder. to chase little Zito through the streets If he wanted to punish Zito, 2 M ,N 6 Q U IT T E A C H IN G why did he not send some of his The N atio n al Education Associa m ilitary police after him? It did tion reporta th a t 280,000 teachers not suit bis office to chase Zito him have abandoned the profession self. especially since it was unlikely that he would catch him. «Ince Pearl Harbor. The acolyte Ludovico, s fttin g on since Pearl H arbor. the steps of the Church, looked up - 500 IN U N IF O R M to arn®**ment at the little Italian be- A pproxxnatoiy 600 m a jo r la a y u . £ He wondered why the American was *>*“ p k y e r . ware in (he armed chasing the Italian . The pair had fo r M aupin a fte r «pending a week ,orc* » o” J ” *» 1. 1M 6.~ run right past Ludovico up the steps ef the Church before It' occurred to here visiting his daughter, M rs More than a m illion ' $1 duck, hhn that perhrips this was the Am er A r t Bibby and fam ily. stamps were sold by U ncle Sant ican M ajor. He got up quickly end ran un »he steps after the two to thè national hunter» in 1044. WASCO METHODIST The ex ten t te wh turing Incflitiec a n d ■ n ew and arc a v a ila b le Picture Show .Raym ond Hoffman. E M -le , and M r a Hoffman of Salem toft Wed- neaday after «pending several da vs here ririting a t the home o f Mr- M ta r Herm an Peters. t (Mrs. Seen Davis and M rs. W . J. Daria WDBt«> The D a le s Saturday on burineaaand to attend the M id- Columbia b an q u et M r. and M rs. Bud B rin k e rt were business visitors in The DaUes one day last week. Quite a few farm ers fro m Kent and Grass V a lle y attended the farm ers meeting in Moro S a tu r day. M r. and Mrs- G rover Young and M r. and Mrs. Joe Bbby were in The Dalles Mondhy on business. C la ir B g lte r le ft Tuesday fo r Pendleton on business fo r several days. O. M F r a k y d e | - r t « i Monday CH URCH ES outride w ires, cte. HH lrti Hinmu u i mntt» i i nnnt>n::unm;:t:nt:ii i ninu:m : n m :ni :m: to Th? February 2. Mr. and Mrs J. 8. N ew - ■ > s p fou naturally want to >« >n wc can fill your order. ” Dalles Saturday on business * l^ w re n c e Kaaeberg and Pat- M r. a r id -M m -feme H elyer Oi hclh and L a r r y spent the week end Kent were dinner guests a t the in p twij An<j h°°to . ‘ h t A basketball game between Ru- H e r husband, T -Sgi Melvin Bal- high school and Wasco U g h ggr, is somewhere in India, having school w ill be played in the Waaco le ft the $tate« three months ago. high school gymnaafom F rid ay, COIn*> 1 meeting tim e pt the Prina- The 4 / v n u re n of ban Angelo. He la a v e ij <npm. but w a* too u > m »: mey w«r» busy m an. He is so busy th a t b* I already Jnahte the door. : •< K>k county chamber o f war fund Bar Croaa jllj. had to run a ll the w ay to c h u rd The entire congregation stood up led reo» Pace Two » has been changed from jam eounQr to M t M took and even then was so m e w h a t la ta The laay Fatta even stopped lean to Tuesday noon, because county, * B u t we are v e ry gla d to have h h | . tag against the p illa r. T h e re was a ’ -‘ t ie r * ” , vfiants and professional The January touut f ’ h e re .” F a th e r Pensovecchlo spoke considerable amount of m u rm u rin g * »«y. Hurry/* '--14? w ith fe e lin g “ We are glad th a t he men report th a t Monday to second school paper «g Mcyd'. and ea the M ajor w alked up the U4vb, the priest resumed hi qjgla. puffing and w ip in g the tfwext la one of us Because o f th is m an, Dnly to Saturday among the buri- ed jn a to ri Ztto his boltow voice: “ . . . consolation from h it face, pnany people whin I b e lie ve th a t the A m e rica n s are est days of the week. , - publbdyd o«to»a e< the poor, hope of the sick, pe- per ad: “ Kiaa your hand, kiss youi m y frie n d s. You m ust b e lie ve the «Mw« tron of the dying, terror of the do* hand.” sam e th in g , m y c h ild re n .” In spite of the fact that he nevei M a jo r Joppolo noticed th a t the •»»•opto responded: ••Pray went to church. Zito was im p ie sse n skin of the neck below the blond* h a ir, though clean, was q u ite d a rk, by the huge crowd and decid e i. n said: ‘Protector of the stay. Ha tallowed the M a jo i (ui and he wondered w h e th e r the h a ir Duly enurch.' ward. w3s n a tu ra lly blonde. He w ondered The people were • tyist in the mld- Father Peneovecchio. whose face about this o ff and on d u rin g the die o» re-IX H iding f: MPray tor us,” waa also covered with p e rs p ira tio n , m ass w hich follow ed. ;• a rd a stroke of the bell as If he too had run a great dis A fte r mass he le ft q u jc k ly , I ads. . Worship h id to lance, smiled and tu rned fro m ash avo id the e m b a rra s s m e n t he knew 'he bell rang, for Its an white back to his n o rm a l p in k w ould re s u lt fro m m in g lin g tot H»k the whole church. As aooo ria be saw * pew that was m uch w ith the crow d. He took tlm .' M ajor Joppolo blotted not too crewdqd. Major Joppolo gen o n ly to te ll Giuseppe th a t he had I folded I t uflected and alid into 11 Zito Im i lit tle In te rp re tin g fo r h im to do th u tated him and squeezed Into the a fternoon, and to look in to the fa r ’ W b a tf t a e is It? * same pew, ?«Mcb was t-o crowded o f the blonde. looked at his wrist On the fifth day of the Invasion u » twenty-six.” be said. The congregation seated Itse lf babel stood In lin e In fro n t of tl ♦n Italian: "Zito, If Father Penaoveicchio c.«ared his shop o f the b a ke r Z a p u lla . The» an expert on belli, throat.1 His confidence, w hich had w ere m any wom en, m o s tly dress« - -e ringing for at seven very nearly left him. was now ve ry In b la ck, and a few m en. Th< 'he morning, and all much to evidence. He had hJs crow d ta lke d in loud voices, each c la m a - and he had his M a jo r. lug fo r .an audience. *i is strange. That is k n o w M ajor Joppolo co u ld n ’t help no “ He has a fu rio u s e n e rg y.? sa I From the tone ticing two heads to the pew rig h t in M a ria C a ro lin a the w ife of the n o tj front of him. One waa the head °f f c a rtm a n A fro n ti “ He to ld s m t . a 'm a n . and ft waa bald. The o th ter e r p Z ito to re p o rt fo r w o rk at seve. Was the bead of a w om an, and It each m o rn in g . Z ito th o u g h t th a t n j w as blonds. o ffic ia l w ould be up th a t e a rly . Z ilg By tilting hl* bead a v e ry lit t le '11 w ent to w o rk at seven and a h a lf, M t, M ajor Joppolo was able to find ’ and the M is te r M a jo r told h im th a t out that the bald head belonged to * th e re would be a new usher unless his tatarpretar, Giuseppe. He was the old usher could wake up on tim e not able, by tilting. to see the face 1 The extant to w h ich In the m o rn in g “ of the blonds bead, but he could C a rm e lin a , the w ife of the lazy •c r ib a n m ay derid t e f i v e « to sea that the hair was a rra n g ed fas F a tta . who was at the head of the ■arvicc. thua tidiously, with no loose strands. • line, said lo u d ly : “ It w ould be pleas ”I f you reraam ber,” said the office r - h -tow , MY. and M rs. A. F. B a k e r. Has. Ralph Burse went j F you’re ? lome telephone had d e - _______________________________ parted fo r San A n to n » , Texas, includes testim onials o f healing, where' S g t Bail will take cadfet pi- The reading room in the rea* lot training. * o f the building is open. A U as Grover Y o u r< and ra»*.. 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