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About Sherman County journal. (Moro, Or.) 1931-current | View Entire Issue (Feb. 16, 1945)
1, U — T / • 1 1 s il » —I» » --------- ----------- ---------------- -------- —■ "---------- rt--- — V 1 >• - fc-1-í a 1 / - ... ... ' / V - f /' n r r ? ~ y*"* Alton u stepped oacfc. Me unbut ana s<*w; us w«« ««way» genua toned his coat. He held his cap put with those who evoked impatience, t arm's length and he sang. It and he was always impatient with was not exactly a tune he sang, but those who begged ter gentleness. '"The thirst," said on« of Erba’s h b voice went up and down, very Mb« Mary X K may of Porti d » ir « » . M e. Ralph A. Bailor, Springs, Mba^ known aa Rust pol- friends, "the great thirst." loud. This b what he sang " T h e Americans are comjng here, Erba turned to the Major with aa . land, daughter o f Mr. and Mrs. vrho arrived from Portland, recant, i«*«, presented a colored quintet half circle apposite the Major. . Signor Afronti, expression of delight which belled J a n m Kenny o f Moro and PFC ly<rtum ed from Drew Field, Fla. at the Methodiet church in Waacd The Major pointed with a fountain The Americans are very just men. the seriousness of what he was to Ralph A. Baber o f Grass Valley. M be Mary Kenny of Portland at- tert night. Members <tf the quin* p»a at to » of the men and said in say. He was delighted because it Especially with regard to carts. were married a t a noon ceremony **»*d here aloo and wfll rioit her « were M be Avery Bharat, eec- Kalian: “ You. What is your name?” Major Joppolo said: "Do not joke 1 was all coming back to hints now. He The ff1“ was about sixty. His with me, old man. We have no said: "You will not let my cart Wodneadaj, February 14, at the pwenta. Mr. and Mrs. Jama* ajto, Miaa Bernice WHeoo, first borne o f the bride's parent«. Kenny o f Moro. aHo; if ba Laaoey Van Baran pian- hair waa^aure white but the skin of time for humor this morning. I across the bridge. There is no wa ; The oeeemony wee performed by Mr. and Mra. Roy Schilling and u t and first alto; Mite Magnolu hia torehead. though furrowed, was want to help you if you have some ter in Adano without my cart and the aM" of a tough young man He , the R ev.,P. L. Cannell o f Waseo. eon, Gary, and Mr . and Mr». Bud CoUbr, second soprano and M bs jumped to his feet, twisting his cap thing reasonable to ask o f ms. Come the other water carb . There b a i. thirst in Adano. Since yesterday . . The bride wore a black gabardine Co«1 w e in The Dalles Saturday Loretta Thoanaa, first eoprano- in h b strong hands, and he shouted: to the'point." 'Afronti shouted: "The music has morning at eleven o’clock there b x eud with corsage of pale pink ear- on hnehwwr ■ They sang spirituals, comic »togs "Afronti Pbtro. Mister M a jo r'* stopped. There is no more music." a great thirst. Carmelina who is I __ . nation» . Mr* Mrs. Charles Baker and an<j gospel hymn» In a very accep- Then he gave the Major a Fascist The Major said: "Please do not w . w u . u. shout here. You seem to think that her daughter will die of the thkrgt. Mias Jeatie Kenny e f Portland, •°*1» Scott, were in The Dalles table manner. A » otferbg waa salute. .. softly here," the Major Americans are deaf men. We are It is all because of the bridge . . • the hrid /a sister and only attend Monday on buedneee. taken for rebuilding o f the school With VICTOR MATUBJB aad “I am not deaf." He leaned not deaf. Do not shout." and the carts . . . and the—’* ’ aht, wore a powder blue suit with Rolfe went to The Dalles administration building. to the other two men. Afronti said very softly: *'*The mu- Continued N ext Week CAROLS LANDIS cQieage of pfadt carnations. Cor- Sunday to visit hb wife who is ______________ sic has stopped, there is no more ______________ _ ppral Hfrold »inch o f Portland in » . WASCO NEWS • - < “Are you deaf?' "Mo. Mister Major," they both music. Mister Major Thank you, SW EEDEN PLAN8 PROJECTS w as beat man. , Mr. and Mrs. John Beuther went Mister Major.". And he sat down _ a A ltar the eem nony a 'wedam- “ ' ■ “ *“ ------------- * “ Mr und Mm. O. G. HUderbmnJ abruptly. Sweeden expecting an early end wedding to The DaUes Sunday when Mrs ____ _ “Then apeak loftly." he said to Beuther went to the ho.pt.1 'or • » « « buefa»» trip tn PortUnd ine major lifted his pen *and point- the war, has prepared a T945 kt tfca B H W SCHOOL dinner w as served in the St. Valen- Larry Kaseberg b ill in The the »trong-voiced man. "What do ed it at the next man. "And you. budget providing for huge port- Una Mtttac- t' V . « ^ ‘“ I ritantion. , . .... you desire?" Thu ■ o en m a a f waa wftneueed by Wallace May want toThe 1 war construction projects. "1 desire," the old man said, try he said, "your name." This was a man who seemed a lit only b w n « l» u membera o t the rulle» Monday to brin« her hua- Mr” M ^ >Uh *®ft - ing to keep his voice quiet, "to J ' U . , w » ~ band V tvw « o — h ^ t e l for Portland where she will trap b e the question of the carts coni- tle backward. He was timid in the tw o fam ilies Mr. and M ra James home from the bospiUI „ way he stood up and he did not I into the town of Adano, I de KeanY. Mr. and Mrs. A. F. B aber, where he spent a week for medical c*^® °* IT . * 7 ^ . **W»T*° -- / twist his cap with any enthusiasm, sire to tgll you. Mister Major, that -- - — n ebbee, Mr- and i treatment wiiLarrf Mra Paul Alley has been Visit- Mr. and Mrg. Boy B treatment. Mr Mr. *.nd and Mr* Mr». Willard ' f these carb are most dc?r io us. I as the others did. His voice was Mm. Q , B . Brockert. Clair S alter K«™ ** accompanied Mm. May to ~ » wish to tell you about my cart. It slow and be had to think a long time before he could say his own The Dalles for the day. . ™ Junior h-ui a Valen has two wooden wheels. Mister Ma and Mm. Melvin Balaer. name. Finally it came out: "Erba - jor—" M b . and Mrs C. R. Anderson tine ** Carlo, Mister M ajo r." "I have seen these carts. It is went to The D alle. Menday accom- ; • "And you desire?" GRASS ÿÀLLEY not necessary to describe the carts." panted by her brother. Frame Herbert. Root Erba stopped and thought. His Old Afronti gave the Major anoth GIVEN BY THE YOLNG ADULT GROUP to the_ hoepkal m Portland Mr. e a d M m A Stow were Wilke, who returned to his home eyes wandered. He looked at the er salute. "But have you heard the t a r it o . In Tbc D U l« 3 .V * w to . n ta p » , music which b made by the wheels. Saint of thè Telephone. He looked OF THE WASCO METHODIST CHURCH ’ ‘ d ay, her. with tb - Andeinoo, T,w’ s t “ d»I'd B earer, had a Mister Major? H ie two wooden at the Red Cross badge on the breast : Mra. Mnrwtta Bwdar came from Mni r ,,.„ llpme “bearta“ party T w w jay evenm * at wheels of my cart sing to me. They of Princess Marie Jose. He thought and thought, but he could not think do net sing Fascist songs. Mister. Hyirixrro Monday to „.Visit her gu njay from Paisley where «he church. what it was he desired. He ha<9 The adult group o f th e Wasco, Major, they do not sing ‘Giovanez- forgotten his speech entirely. children, Bbkavd and Marline, at epent several .lav» visiting her sa* or anything to do with marching Methodist church met in the base the home o f Mm. Glea Perry. She Mrg George Heaoe. ' After an embarrassing pause, the You may think this is squeaking, m eat o f the church Sunday for a other two left of? thinking about returned tg> her home Tuesday. >jr. and Mrs. Art Schdbi-g and this music, but I can hear what their own speeches and came to the Ffe. Ralph A. Bather and Miss children and M r and Mrs. W. F. pot-hick dinner followed by a* busi the wheels are trying to sing." assistance of Erba. ness m eetb g . The Major said: "We arc con Mary Kanny w ent to The Dalles Schilmg were d.nner guests at tne "Tell him," one of them said, The Tuesday Club will meet a | cerned here with the question of to Stoat M bs Kenny's home o f Mr. and Mrs. Schilling at "about the water carts." the home o f M ra Leo W atkins whether these carts should or should Q d. - Harold Moro on Wednesday. A look of vast relief came over not come across the bridge into Ada the face of Erba. " It is about the Portland. They will at- Mr. and Mrs. Joe Bibby returned February 20. A box social sponsored by the no. When you waste time with this water carts, Mister M ajor." % tka BabeF-Kenny wedding home Monday from Heppner where talk, you are wasting the time of •Yes?" Methodist church will be held at your friends who are waiting out they «pent a week visiting his E rb a looked at the huge p a in t the high school Feb. 22 at 8 p. m side that door." M>** Teik Alley and Mra. Glen brother and wife, Mr. and Mrs. ing o ve r the M a jo r’ s head. He stu d Word has ben received by Mr Afronti gave another Fascist sa Perry and and Marline Luke Bibby. ied m any d e ta ils of the p a in tin g . lute. "One day last summer," he and Mrs. Funk that their eon-in But he ci uld nnt rem en ber e x a c tly in The DeHsa Monday The Ladies' Social Service c’t.b said in a louder voice. "1 drove my i met at the home o f Mrs. T. M b w , Gene Hall, waa recently killed eart all the way to Gioia di Monti, whnt it was apnut the w a te r c a rts that he wi: hetl to say Den Smith and son, Larry, Rolfe Thursday afternoon with 19 in action. and all the way the wheels sang a The other o f his. fi lends said: " D e Lavell and Gaylord Guy spent tlid song which was also a prophecy. At t o The Dalle» Saturday to present. Refreshments were serv- week-end with their grandparents, the time none of my friends would scrib e >our ca rt. F'. l a " ; the wnek end r lsM -" ed at the close o f the meeting. E rb a said " I t r ’ big O utside it Mr. and Mra. Frank Lamborn. believe this song, would you, my pam sto-tfU aw . Mr. * and Mra \T h e upper grades had a Valen is tin i> but itis ♦ e i. .h clean It Mr. and Mra. Norman Gochnauer friends?" And he turned to the other holds- v.ater. ti i u i u s d rin k the Gua Smith. tine party at the school house Fn- two. and fam ily returned to Wasco Sun w a te r. ' Bnsign Donald von Borate! left day evening. The parents wwr^in- The two nodded their heads, but t o y a fter attending the funeral of A f t n this sustained eH ort, E rb a 's Sunday for Seattle. Wash., after vi<ed A pot luck supper, was serv- the expression of their faces was face was covered w ith pei «pii a lio n . h b grandmother in Othello, t i n blank because they were thinking spendtiv h b leave with h b parked after which the earning was Linxb Lane has returned to ef the speeches they were about to A t firs t he looked proud and tr iu m ento, M r.'anf Mrs. Ted von H ostel spent p b y in g games. phant, but then he could see an Wasco to work for O. G. HildeT- make. o th e r h u rd le co m in g . and ether relative» and friends. R. J. Baker arrived here Monday x Afronti's voice grew louder and B b y isek w ent to The from The Dalles to »pend a few brand H o t C o ffe e w ill b e p r o v id e d b y M ajor Joppolo was frantic with leuder, as if he were outdoors "Do Mr. and Mra. J. C. Miller of Port impatience, but he said: "Yes, my Mm d»ys here on business. C o m m itte e * land were week-end gueeta of Mr you wish to hear this song. Mister friend, tell me some more about She had spent sev- Mr. and Mra. C. • R. Anderson Major?* the water cart." This was a quality and Mrs. L. P. Haven. Major Joppolo said: "No, please in the Major that cam» out time visiting hsr daughter. Mrs. C. M. Ctovw <er, Mrs fid The Standard Bearers will bold cor^e to th?. poipt," Mrs. f c r f Sawtell. Alley, Mr. and lira. Edgar Alley their n ext m eeting a t the Metho C Caseiq von Borstei le ft Sun- and children, Mrs. John Rust and ’" ¿ y for P^rtbnd where »he will Mr». H. O. D ig g er were among diet parsonage Tuesday, Feh. 20 Keith MacDonald left Mftnday tol Bt. Vincent hospital for the shoppers and business visitors resume h b sea duties in the Navy. ( training. in The Dalles Thursday. The Women*» Society of Chrb J Mr. and Mrs. Orville Gfcson ar- Mr. and Mr C. R. Bruckert ar tian Service wiH meet a t the home rived here Wednesday from Mad- rived here from The Dalles Tuea- o f Mra. Joe Hllderbrand W e d n e s ’ ras to »pend several weeks visiting day evening and were over night day at 2:30. Af a t tii« home o f Mr. and Mre. Bert gu ests at the home o f their son-in- Mr. and Mra Charles Fulton left,. W í & í Cox. <.law and «bughter, Mr. and Mra. ' A' Monday for San Francisco to v u i’. g M ra A. A Dunlap returned home A. F. Baber. reftativee and friends. J u, la st Tuesday from Portland where Mr <nd Mn> c R Bruckart of The Legion Auxiliary m et a t the j sh e spent »everal weeks for medi- hiU roid. horn« of Mrs. Mary Andrews Mon- , eal treatm ent. / en wedding February t l , a t their Miaa Jacqueline Jenaea left Sun DaBe^ Opeo Ju n b r Bridge Club m e t| to y .fo r Portland after spendmg be held from tHW p. « . to 6:fi0 -Wedtf^etoy at th e home of Mabel You can fashion beautiful coats, several to y s at the Ted von Boja-. p friend» am cordially Keuy-Bdier faptub * Wednesday N«» ~ S i& ”a ’S £ IS £ ^ , ’ A B tU tor A dano SHOW S a t u r d a y N it e M oro H ig h S c h o o l « ^ ’ Ona M illio n B . C. E Basket 1 haft b— W asco HIGH SCHOOL T hursday E vening, F e b ru a ry 2 2 Good program of music, singing and entetainmeat - ' begining at 8:00 o'clock .Mlto 1 M a k e Your Own tel home. .. Mr». Anita Barnett came home from The Dalle» Thursday to re- “ ‘V T v J 6 * invited ta ahUtoC i ’ ,, The Party Saturday R igh t •»»« - ~ l I f b . Violet >»»• - « « » > • «»V r- Regular toe Saturday, Feb. 17. CANDT A C *“ dv * 4 X X B. MrKF.AN and 8 0 » ia a u r a a c e Grain. Fe^d. Floar. P««l e \ " t *> OREGON ti’ool '© the Weat Flannel.............. $4.95 N ew colors of lime, water meJon pink, Kelly green, 54 inches wide W«el > the W ert Fleece.................... $4.95 A luxurious white fleece costing for tibe popular new brief coats or for u rn ................................................... ..... 100% W«ol Red Fleece_____... $3J5_ Brilliant red fleece coat fabric Rayons Cotttins— - Z e Printed Pique............................. 59c yd. Printed Seersucker...«........ 59c yd. Spun Rayen Scraeu Prints. tiTdto Gabardine........................ i ’ OLD K K L Z Ó U E for Qnaâlty—Dependability—Courtesy Cotto« A m Whit« Rayon Sharkskin “..A , *' •8e yd. Rayon Crepe......... Smooth aqua or «boll T o w elin g ................................ 17c yd- 25c— 35c yd. Crash........................ Ticking S I.lt TO. 49c yd. 69c yd. Kasha $ 2 .5 0 yd. A finely woven, s o ft rayon fabric' in tho —an easy to handle fabric for dreeoea, rohoa, ran'a clothing wool n— ’Mt eokuM I Store A . M . W illia m s & VALLEY The Dalles, Oregon *•* > - or ckfld- X «j , A ________- 89c yd. Wkito Tabi» Brocade........................ $1-59 yd. Printed Pillow for your help, White Rayon Poplin------ T Stovon’a Linei JOIN $1.50 yd. Household Cottons - tax spripg X- Brilliant new pattern« fo r early frocks blouses or house coats L»— Printed Jersey.......* ................ . Il.lt, ll.Tl Cotto« Hack The Commur/ty Club a t Th* Dalle» and help return n g vet-. ernnag acquire club quartora O v er? 6 0 0 members. Thank» * Infants' ensembles T h è iD a lle # 4 O l^ E 3 r d »Pr 72 inch W hite Cotton Net FBONES Residence ltt Fine W o o len s— T ire Repair and Fura*.* Iuipleraest«» Baga, Twin» babbei » w i « e - good foots m o w — 0— Office '» • <* nrfy «jm p .n y IW*M barf ta Im q. keep your oars and trucks running, have ns take care of your service problems. 4 e children's garments. FOB 8OLMF.RS I^rkhmwt « m . from T y«h Valley . 1, J l l » Saturday. Mb» Pankhurat remain . hall. •d her» with her a w t , Mra. Helen Bay^r, aod Mr. B rittain returned to Tygh Valley Sunday. Mr». Anita Barnett went to Shan fleo Monday to'vlait her airter, Mra V era Mobley, and fam ily I i &Q old established firm that has been selling, George von »Boratel came .from The Dali«« to »pend the week end servicing and repairing oars for a gen eration visiting bi»^parent», Mr. and Mra. The dependability of its products and the qual Tad von Borrtel. ity o f its service has been proven many times.1 . “Me. and Mra. Bernard Thornton J »• . . . / arrived Wednraday from Portland i - H ow, w hen it is doubly important that yon K4 o v isit frtoM a. They were gueat« a t th r-P *” Olds home while here. have good workmanship and -quick service to GAS AND OIL ;" * Three-AeeeeeoH*- suits, dresses, shirts and Gra»« Valtoy, -A t ] i ’
