Sherman County journal., February 16, 1945, Page 4, Image 4

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the
lovely Margot, a French caie
STATE AGENCIES WILL HELI* self in this productions
-Filmed in goijgyaua technicolor, singer w*io love* him for
hid
coox-
tai
in
eecuring
l^he
freedom - I
,
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RECRUfr WOMEN FOR ARMY
-Rimed ih gMjgeou«
un«elAshneaa.
right®-of
right® o f th<
the "Riff.
R iff.r s » »
this completely modern feed version age MTW* Tnntffigbflrfn
MEDICAL DEPARTMENT
ito dimax f Mfetols Merdài fa » Itone Ma®.
('«»ntluued from P a g e One
The
Backing an appeal by General jff ‘ lean« heavily on current history
please Secretary of Agricultur
' ' by the «1“ ning are starred pa Paul and Mar-
of the
orge C. Marshall for ta plot. The vfrid story, t o ll vto
of the Army Georg
; makes Mi got, , f i d W ^ * i * * y to a *
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and
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Army Corps Ugkinst a bSckground of beauty tiy?;
k etMSreh
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¡topto r f M* fattlltor Rombfitff tone® in their
tum-pnoa
.yatam
will
bo
in government and ronrinie, tells of a young ltix>-
Mfeeioaary Society waa held Tnes-
abandoned. Instead, he propc.se«
(U n n i Or
fa th» fw tared
aafternoon at the heme of Mr*.
* that. ,
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j “ hospitals
the Over»»
United erant ’muskdan, Pfitd Hudson, feho,
offi
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State., m throughout
Z Z
of the
newspapiu-
cast
are
Bruce
Cabot,
Lock-
in the gufee of Ei Khobar, make« e:
L
wtn tne ragwa
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world markets and a subsidy bo „ ____« ________ a_
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rr
the
eyes
b
ait
and
F
a
y
b
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Emerson
Mr. and
House and Senate have passed a daring and spectacular efforts to re
paid to farmers in an am to At
treaeh-
‘«The Desert Song* la baaed upon
Mrs. W mco ,
resolution calling on state govern­ free the downtrodden Riff slave U • of
equal to the difference between, mental agencies' to assist in the br from the ruthless oppression of ery o f Cgid
r Fran- the play by Lawrence Schwao,
foreign prices and parity prices.
itary Otto
Otto flartmeh,
fffiftmeh, - Ose*» flaanmentoin
oen), Sh< P«**» by, documentary
sponsor a mk ' Mrs. Roy Powell went to Port­ By this mans, he contends, export* Women’s Army Corps recruiting the Nfexia.
Interwoven
into
the
plot
Is
the
evidence
that
the
Caid
Is
in
the
2nd,
Sigmund
Romberg and Frsng
land Tuesday to visit relatives.
campaign.
sionarr May» MU « l « g «f the Na-
would
be
encouraged
and
subsidy
beautiful
love
story
o
f
Paul
and
employ
o
f
the
N
ails.
Fontaine
Mandel.
K
X
ott
Wuiyy directed
Regular dance,
Grass Valley,
W { ¿ ¿ f c a / * e evening
(Under the new program special
payments
would
go
where
they
adv.
platoons of Oregon women will
cd March 4. The young people in Saturday, Feb. 17.
rightfully belong—to the producer.
be
enlisted for the Women’s Army
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Harvey
Tho<r.ps.:n
the '•torTfr wffl -participate In the
Whether members of the farm bio.:
Corps to'^sferve with the Army
went to Portland Wednesday to
in congress can be convinced o*
Medical «fepartment, working side
27. the spend a few days.
soundness of this argument is fhe
by side with army doctors and
farina wiU gaiM r in xi S <11 day
Joe Ritner was here for awhile $64 question which cannot be an­ nurses irt the care of war wounded.
study sessisn , wÄ< no-host dinner, la s t week renewing old acq u ain tan ­ swered until the proposal ie laid
Those enlisted ad medical depart-
at the home of Mrs. Inex Thomp- ces.
before It.
v.
ment Wacs will have the opportu-
Tfea aenunatang committee Mrs. Norman Davie arrived Monday
One point that seeme to hav? nity to sslecf one of nine general
.Martwi Mvlxer, Mrs. A. H. Barnum to spegd a couple days with rela- b^an lost sight of in the inter - 1 hospitals in seven western ^ates
and Mrs H B Pinkerton, made tives and friends
party row over the nomination of for duty after completion of their
tb»ir reoorU
was accepted
Henry Wallace to the department basic trainmg.
and the officers nominated , unani
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C‘ °* t>u*rgfrr
of commerce, is the fact that trans-
Enlistee® for the special pla-.
nously elected They were:
Tacoma visited at the John j^r of RFC to thlg department toons from each Oregon rity will
Mrs. J. D- Moberg, president:
home this week.
will e x p ^ ejx months after the receivq their basic training at Ft.
Aft Johnson came the ft rot o f war- no matter who is secretary. Oglethorpe, Ga., and many wiU be
. A. H. Barnum, ries-president;
the week to visit hie many friends ajH^ that
«^y event Jesse Jones eligible to attend medical or surgi-
H.-Ì8. Pinkerton,
administration “for cal technician- school; before a s ­
Baiate, treasurer ; Mrs and relatives here before going *
liteSature; Mrs. W. D. back to his home Thursday.
keeps.” It is a matter of common signment to an arm y hospital*'
U
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gossip in the national capital thsfc
Watian, stewardship: Mrs. Wm.
Mr. and Mr*. Johnny Gentry of
Bill Flatt cut a piece of his Prsident Roosevelt had desired
Gauthers, spiritual life; Mrs. Edith
Lemoore,
Calif., are the parents of
thumb
off
at
school
while
using
some
time
to
get
rid
of
Jones
be
Burned
C w t *al«ar.
e
girt
borti
the 4th of Febru i
the
power
saw
in
shop
class.
He
cause
of
his
known
lack
of
enthu-
social education and action; Mrs.
siasm
for
certain
of
tT
i®
new
deal
weight:
6
pounds
and 16 ounces;
was
taken
to
The
Dalles
immedi­
Dewey Thompson, missionary ¿du­
ately.
policies.
name:
Chryl
Louise.
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ration. Installation of the , new
«r« wkat
will be held at the regular ---------------------
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Harlanview grange enjoyed a
.
GIRLS TO COMPETE
you’re looking for if
Regular dance,
Grass Valley, Valentine card party at their hall
At the d o « of the businras see-
«OM EMAKING HONORS Saturday, Feb. 17.
-adv. Wednesday evening. High scores
sion, Mrs. Ina® Tb«ff»ji W , leader
Oregon 4-H Club girls enrolled ■■BRSB»=KsnBUBa®H® were heJd by Roy Belshee and
choice fabrics and top '
for the afternoon, announced talk» in home economics projects again
Mrs. Dorris Dugger.
and
review* VII
on the
V
MM rvrwww
vesrr general jub- have the opportunity to win covet-
tailoring belong in
A flying ciub, to be known as the
t The number-» ed honor* for “all around” home-
Torque dub, was recently organi­
To Be Human* making achievements, as it is an-
WANTED—2-8 foot double disc«. sed a t Condon This is the third
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your (¡Je;
Moberg:
I H James Moberg “Together»«« nounced the National 4-H Girls
John DeMoss.
14-2c
chapter o f the Torque club, other«
MfroBtori”, Mrs John Laurence; Record competition is being con-
having been formed at Dufur and
“Simdowa and Light”, Mrs. Harry tinned in 1946 for the 23rd consec- FOR SALE—3-20 Hoe Superior
Wasco
drills,
large
wooden
boxes.
Price,
Pinkesten; "From One Mother to utive year. More' than 371,J00
including
hitch,
$75
00.
John
M.
The Red Cross would like to have
Mrs. Aim® Moore*, club girls have participated in this
DeMoss.
’ 13tf all its contributions in by Febru-
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Wuxxy Angles”, Mrs. M. G. competition during the wftr yeirs __________________
Melxer
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COUNTY ADMNISTRATORS II arv 2ath wh*n th* • nnual
and III: permanent poaitien. w i"
>“ w - R wi"
h»W " the
At the doffe“h f the afternoon th«.
Exclusive with
school
house.
They
will
have a
hostesses, Mr*. Barnum, Mrs Bull
with Public Welfare in Oregon.
and Mr* M fe m a*njfel leapm ffwff
Apply by Feb. 24* 1946 to Merit speaker and other entertainment.
podding, asaorted oookiee and
System Council,'SIC Mead "Bldg.,
In observance of Frichty, Febru­
Portland 4, Oregon.
. 14-15c ary 1«, as World Day of Prayer,
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the mieeionary society of the Com­
From the Observer, Feb. 16, 1906
WANTED—BOY’S BICYCLE, 20-
munity Presbyterian church will
•' That murder on the railr.vid
inch wheel, reasonable condition.
hold a special servoe shhnnnnhan
track tifrned out to . be a case
Inquire at this office.
14c
room
of the church at 8:00 o'clock
of drunk. One of the fellow* fed
[ «ervioes
this
evening.
the rails and was not dis- P0R g ALE: Cedar posts, 17-21 in..
covered in time for the engineer to
7 ft. long, guaianteed OK, iie-
The Past Noble Grand CliA was
Dvered to your ranch for 40c per eTlUrtAim><1
__________by Mr*. Roy Relshe?
post, 000 to 1000 in a load. and
McKee Saturday
and Mre
of the buiidin® is open. AU ML 1x11 ** 1x1 »^tendance at the stock
Ferfe
McCoy,
phone
6122.
Hood
Bt
R
elsb«
home.
The guest
tIH H UarTfiftraM ’ Science uUr* ssaodaUon meeting in Moro Satur-
River, Oregon.
14-4t
prkeg weM to Mps Nellfe Martin.
ttre can
Vourht or borrowed day, 24th.
Mte. Ca^ur Murray fell on the MAN OR WOMAN WANTED fo . W > .
‘° ’ -
to ehureh
Suntoy nitfit,
Raadeiph Route. Real opportu- T h e e lub pr“ »
ehurch Sunday
nity. We help you get started. Rpcholtx. mgp, and M rs. Joe
breaking her left ankle, and the
Write Rawleigh’s, Dept. ' ORB Peters, low.
opposite ligament. She ie at the
81-0, Oakland, Calif.
15p.
home of Mayor Elrod, under treat-
A dog ordinance ha« recently
Î1K»
der-
by Dr. Oe....ik
HARTS’ BETTER LEGHORNS, been passed by the city council in
Shwiff MoCoy 1«* Tuesday With
March and April delivery. Don’t Heppner making it a misdemeanor
an ineorrigfele boy from Wasco for
delay ordering. Pullets $26, St. for any person to allow a dog to be
- aaaa
.a -»
reform school, and a girt from ,Run, $16. Circular on reqvrat. cn the street when not under the
*? 8:.<X>l>-.ln- ? * ’uof ^ “ 5 1
for the aid society Mr*.
Harts’ Hatchery, Beaverton. Ore. control of some person-
McCoy, accompanied him to loo'*
l&tf
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‘DESERT SONG,’ FILMED IN
DIST CHURCH Rro>11 <*• Observer, Feb. 18, 1916 SEE HERB MATTHIEU before TECHNICOLOR, AT GRASS
you boy what you want in the VALLF.Y THEATRE
•» 1C00 am .
!M<>™ * * “ ftity tavtUd
way of home furniaWnR. for
Openhlg at
GrtM v . „ ey the.
P mBi 11 -zvi a w,
gathered at the magnificent new
your home. If you have anythu.g
to<)ay
m u c h jM i(tJ
Z h » .« Grato valley ^ ”Jca5,Mr-
V » B< ’ h’
to
-ell
we
will
pay
you
«.ah
for
A,
i#
yerek)n
Wednedday evening in honor of the
your furniture. So before you faTOrRi ,<The Dewrt
.. w , r .
twenty-fifth wedding anniversary
BUY
OR
SELL
aee
Herb
Mat-
n<r
Broj
#r>t
fl,m
Jom
o f Mrs. Belehee’s parents, Mr. and
thieu
Furniture
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paniM
to
brinr
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to
the
Mrs. J. C Hockroan.
N O T IC t TO CREDITORS
■ m * Bad S baat, I t o Dale%
.
apparently outdone it-
_
'A L. V. Moore has had a large
. ,•
lo ti
-
'
* * * ii,t »w «h bulk by local mechanic.. The
• f BrvHi W Van Gil- jrQO
supplied by Dick
m i hereby aetlfted g <nrw alMj tjle wood work by O. A.
b, with the proper
fifed duly vutiAed, to the
BTMh the break e f the cold spell
?».
and the melting of roow and ice
•ctm y Adrifi^ttiutor uauBj flood, wer^ fo evidence with
Mnaonary Society
LOIS COATS INITIATED
INTO HONORARY AT OCE
Loia Coat» has recently become
a member of Sigma Ep&ilon Pi, an
honorary at the Oregon College of
Education. Monmouth. Formal in-
itiation « « »h eld W adnerfayawn-
in< L in Mtae
the Coat,
music is tha
room
Todd
W
d au of ^ ter
of
Kelly’s Column
Gène
Tailored by
R.
Brittany Coats
Want Ad»
i
Ö*
Greta
The
D alies
T*
i
.W*
«P
a more than usual destructive
office of
First street between the
* a r .^ ’*n>Ty TT
power station and the Tuma-
.
.J?00*"« him Lumber Co- is now cut to with-
'
fl
three feet of the corner of the
T***^~^ *' power house and to a depth of ap-
lttf.
prokimately 6* to Ifi feet. Closer to
Ì
H. A. Va® Gilder, Admmfetrato _____________________
to rattread the same street Is cut
Date of Arri puMfc*t-ton, Feb. 9, 4S
n<*
f or
naif
U tfce width.
V*«-
Frem tW Ölwerver, Feh. 1». 1926
'^Fourteen
members
of the
>Bafeeec® lodge at Wasco attended
thd joint meeting of the Wasco and
‘ Mdiki lodgee held inthiegfey Tues-
evening, the occasion being the
offical visit of the »täte president
to th e tw e lodge*.
*A quartette of Moro young peo­
ple made the round trip by auto
laturddy fr om this d ty to
NiWfifehif In the party were
Forrest Psete. Miaees Heritage,
Perkins »and Idleman.
Curtis Tom has consented to be
a candidate to succeed himeelf as
M oto
10 - > »’lis
>r
from this dis-
the state legislature.
Sheriff Hugh Chrisman and
returned to Moro
Harry
,y evening with a copper
>nd eoOs found
<^lhsU<
on Miller island,
p MBXST T M O M rJ
la the Columbia river near the
M A » STBKET. MORO
M<
Werk b e a t WeB aad Qairklr mouth of the Deschutes river
U
C l i
fet
Ç A. Rysá*
’A
Like
,
\
W e still h ave
a fe w tons o f
ATLACIDE
■ f ° r
•
‘
•® • • ‘J®1 d°q»pn a leash, Ihq^irain
----- at th® Button - impatto®t to Mart lb
lcm g tran scon tin en tal run- Th® carman
swings hfe lantern from aid® to fid® uberi®
his head. 'Ther®’» a swish Of air as th® ®n-
s®fffi th® signal to ' p®t *®nt jap.'
kilroad language meaning 'W air
. . . one of the many Union Pacific
saamy opmanons.
Over Rs strategic middle rout®," uniting
thw East-withth® Pacific Coast, Union
Pacific transports thousands of s®rvio®
men and women.
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GRAIN GROWERS
ASSOCIATION
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with remark ahi® •ffic ie n c /.'1
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the hrakee on wswtoa pegmmal
fiptoKunflkhy buying war bonds aad saving
them, w® can help guard again«» depr®e-
Mon,^aap IhewheMs o f industry running,
and
a v e n u « of opportunity op®n for
®qt®rprise and initiative. ,
tim
M l - S
MORO
z
bnt
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m o r n i n g g lo r y
Vv >
rCxrloadg^of material» asnj impplifiv
uhip^d, ®a»t and west, to home » f r o n t i . ’
kebandocmgapQrti. IFga feemeadcuis lob
despit® th® problems of
>w®r
and maintonano® it is being ao
ir 4
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