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About Sherman County journal. (Moro, Or.) 1931-current | View Entire Issue (March 16, 1945)
A. 4*' FAGB », SHERMAN COUNTT JOURNAL. MORO, OREGON Birthday Party for Deanna Martín. Mrs. Bernard Martin'esstertainod with k birthday party at her home Thursday afternoon in honor of hex daughter, D e S n T w h o celebrant i n T Z i t h b ix^ tay anniversary. FRIDAY, MARCH 1», IMS ---- _ w. ‘ Moro leaving Tuesday for the city BRONZE STAR AWARDED Mrs. Wallace May went to Hood P H IL IP O’MEARA IN IT A L Y . River last Wednesday to visit her staff Sfergeant Philip G. O’Meara P»rent«» Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Walts r. <rf Wasco, Ore., has been awarded Mrs. Everett Dunlap »pent sev- the bronze star for valorous con- eral “ T** Dalle» last week doct in action againet the enemy <l5d 18 w tai‘nIn| there Wednesday: while fighting with the ThW. In- J<* D‘ lle* ** f*Mry division in Raly. H i. tether, * * >t the home of h b sort, p .tr k k G. O'Meara, reside» at Those present were Mrs. Jennie Everett Dunlap. * -• m Mrs.EbrUGentry and dau- M I * * * h*r ^ anJ flu s. y mm nan»-;.*, • . ' ; — ghter, Wibna, W v is Miller, Mrs. "au* hter- Leota, to The» Dalles Bob M s h e and children, Jimmie for medical Rtteftkm •- * - - Hrtold Snider came from The and Sharon, Clarence Conroy, Mrs. C b w rn . ! I W <ky and chitdr-o Tommie and Penny, Mrs. Nina bel- shee end daughter, Nina, from Mo ro and Mrs. Boyce Blaylock and children, Jerrine, Joedle and Or ville. , ( Refraahmi nts of icecream, birthday cake and punch were risrrsd; later in the afternoon. . S* ‘ u’ * ’r to 8p<wd s“" d*»f with his children at the Del Eakin home. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Schilling ard son, Gary, Mrs. W. F. Schilling and Mr. and ’Mrs. Noria Cdkison were in The Dalle» Saturday. Tbs County Sunday School rally will be held at'toe BaptiM churcn <" G~ " , V*‘ey S” ““/ - “ " - A A •wUock * nn«r wlH Mrved .*» tractors and other mobile units No technical knowledge will be can use It can be used on farm s and inquired to o p e ra te > th e system. A new civilian walkie-talkie this service in communicating to ranches for communications to and FFC said, and only a few mMHmom service, making possible such and from their delivery vehicles, from men in the fields. traffic rules will be established postwar innovation» as the sum moning o f physicians by radio telephone and farm-to-tiactor com- municaiiou, was envisaged Mon day by the federal communications Waaeo, Oregon. conmdaaion in a document of its view» on postwar radio. ■y — • WASCO NEWS I t can be used,~ for example, to establish ^ p h y sic ian s' calling ser- A non was born to Mr. and M**r. viee, which can reach doctors while E. P. Rich Sunday.. . they are en route and not availahh Mr. and Mrs. G. B. EarUe ire moving to Condon March 1». March 17 is the date of the an nual senior daps awing. Miss Fraud Emigh apent the week end at her home to Free water. Their date* and nephew re- v tanwd W" c° ,or -tr Pvt. Clyde Fridley of Hobbs . t V A M h c n Legion auaiiary Field, New Mexico, Is spending ft ■ a t a t / f e e ham . a t M n. > Mat* ten day furlough.with his parents. 8imoa Wrdneaday afternoon with .tG m aa Valley’ Mr‘ “ d MrI Oyde Fridlry. Mven aarafcm prrarnt. Refresh- • 'conducted T’** Baatrrn Star had initiation M . U w en « r « d by the ho.tr , . * * * rn~ M' » ^ " ducUd evenin. <rf Mar X . ZZ, , fey F- L. Ganneil df W asco. « ^ evening oi mar a . at the done of the meeting. Mr *"<* Mra. Joe Hflderferand The 7th and 8th grade popib are <by from San Diego where she fcnd Mr Bebhes putting on a play at the school visited her husband. At Coi-velha reoe1nt ******4 0 boose Monday night. March 19. foi ,he was joined by her mother-in- * n ’ Gtenny Anderson and eon» the heMfit of the Junior Red Cross. few, Mn. Geo. Roberts. Both visit t «*«™ to ***** this A tumbling act will be put on after ®d her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Weei 'MU‘ rhey **ve be*>r the play. The public is invited to Cox in Grass Valley^ They returned Vera VhnGBder left last week to attend. . t o jCorvallfe Tuesday taking hor visit relative» in the ea st The pupils of the 5th, 6th, 7tn *»» » * * * they hav- • A ’ Shamrock” party was held le d 9th grades are working on in* here while she was In rwMpnrih. u* th» Methodist church basement their poppy posters. L « ter Smith. Don Cox. Hr. and evmin<. Thi Standard Tbs eebool board met Monday tatod to « t o ln t o r p r r . — « .t o ld Falun and Milton, “ h~ 1' rut t o X r . w th a «batoattoi m- * Spdka*. ,tU n d * 1- 'g09gM<’'h l '»alary However Mrs Thursday to attend the Herford RUFUS TO FURNISH COOKIES M arrarat Lannon, toacher a t tbe “ M1* «turning Saturday Rufus community will' provide rookies this Saturday for Cump Rufus. Last week cookies w e n supplied by the following com m unities: Kent, 9 dozen! Grass Valley, 11 dozen and Wasco 76 '>y J™* , / « "• Mrs. Catherine Felger, Grand dozen. Conductn, <rf the Grand Chapter AVERAGE KWH PRICE 4N Or*«<>n h d d • HOMES SERVED BT PPAL Friday tion M toe Masonic h «l of the IS LESS TH A N IN TV A ' ve *,t*"’00"o Homes served Pacific Power Don Smith and aon. twel Larry. * » by ">«>**« A Light Company now pay a lower average price per kilowatt-hour for . )a t and 2nd g m d « , baa announc- Th* I'*d’e’ ,Soci* 1 Servk,‘ club <d bar intontton to netarn to her home <* MMM atata of M m R im L stradtey Thursday with 17 mem- ■ s' Mr.. Araell txm ley and daugb- •'*” prrwmV BedndhmMto ware Ur. O a ^ y n . tott k u r w t o y X . * « “ do“ * * • Portland for p r m l daya on boil- Hug. IM r. and M n. Arrh Zrhnrr and s. John Haya r a m . from The lie. Friday to vi.it retotivra. i accompanied them to The Dalles Eastern There end were spend Star. the week visiting at to aprnd at home toe of work Mr. end and viatting Mrs. Gus horn, of Mr and M n. Cos Md 8mRh. . » came from The Dalles Thursday to electricity than prevails in the Mrs. Art Bibby went to The spend the rest of the week at their area served by the 97BOXMM.OOO Dalles Thursday - to bring Mr ranch returning to The Dalles Sun- Bibby home from the hospital reported by Paul B. McKee, presi- 1 days for where he Jlrs. Bernard- Martin and Mrs. dent of the local company, in h(s medical attention. Dean Reynolds were business visit- ?.bruary letter to stockholders . M ZL to'M m .'G row r Young and " 3 ^ “ *'“ for torn Yd^MaateM&Li^teteu in MrB* G* nn aad Richard class of service dropepd to only C ldM daU Th rsds Beeler Seturnwd ’home Sunday 1.86 cents a killowatt-bour in 1944, for several cents for pxAlic distributors of Mra. Ed Alley - u . a business relatives iroiTI Hillsboro whre weeks. they visited 1.88 McKee reported, a s compared with Mrs. B arry Huisinga of Long TVA power. The decrease was visitor In The Dalles Tuesday Beach, Calif., is visiting her aunt credited to the 9600,000 paid to Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Lemley ar and unde, Mr. and Mrs. ©ell Olds, customers in “rate dividends” dur- rived Sunday from Portland to Mr. and Mra. W. C. Todd went ing the year. spend several weeks with their to Biggs Sunday to meet their » cil , “The company’s residential cus- son, Oaear, on the ranch. Mrs. Ar- as conspanled Todd, who arrived from tomers also made greater use of Portland 25 r>tf day Field, furlough with his parents a electricity been developed the TV A has re- gpent sevc al C Alabama^ to spend in their in homes than days on and other relatives and friends. gk>n,” he sadd. “Average annual ■en Hogue, Mrs. J. 9k use of 1,978 kilowatt-1 -hours on the Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Le- America's armed forces now company’« system was 16 percent ekildnu and Mr. and sirs. e - - nor haTe • A*** 36 hospital ships in higher than the TV A figures of - ^ T a t W la operation; each accomodating 1,707 for the last fiscal year.” about 600 patients. - . r* - . Of the 93,827 electric customers Saturday. * Communities of 25,000 popula- now on the company’s lines, 17,997 T l k . ami Mrs. C. W Fields went tion and less show the g reater are located in the extensive rural to U te DnBes Thursday to meet Lack of- airport facilities. areas served, McKee*“noted. -fan-law Mrs. Leigh- arrived from San ^O sap Wirt several days WRb them. Mr, and Mra. W. C. Schilling and fa m ly of Moro were Sunday din- •ar guests at the of Mr. snd Mrs. Art Schiling. ' Mra. Edgar Alley and son, John, Gus Engwtrom and Mrs. Frank Bayer Sr. were business visitor«? in Everybody kids Sober Hoskins The Dalles Monday. From where I sit, there bmqt about his name. Of course, they be something In what Sober*« Jim Brown MMl(c left Tuesday allow that it’s appropriate. Sober dad says. Naming children after for San Diego after spending his never drinks anything stronger virtues is a fine old American le^ve visiting his parents, Mr. and than a glass of beer. And a custom. Look at , the namaa of Mrs. J. E. Jfrown, and other rela harder worker In the fields there our pioneers and pilgrim«: Faith, tives and frtewds. never was. Pious. Charity, Hope, Ernest. Gordon Lamlay accompanied the Charies Lentiays up from Portland Maybe we shoald a«e aseh “Shacks,” says Sober’s dad. Saturday to attend the dance s i name« mere often. And «aw Fd “ We named Sober ’Sober’ Jest beeansa ha looked that way like to add fas “ Toteraaee.” H w» GAB AMD OIL when he was born. Like we all had Tolerance for a middle called his sister ’Gay,’ and his name, and lived ap to It, we’d Tireat-Aecessories ether sister ’Prlss/t’ And It’s had have a better, happier world. X. H. M«KKAN and SON Rs affapt oa aU of 'em,” ha adds ' > L l i i s r i i re with spirit. (Prlpsy is the old ■said la the Haskins family.) Grain. Feed. Fleur. Fuel F»rw Implawanta. Bags, Twins. No. I l l Copyn^a,19^ BARBED lyiR E —GOOD POSTS S. * From where I Joe Marsh How Sober Hoskins Got His Noma Fesdstor* 168 WASOO PHONE8 Office 162 Residente 182 OREGON NEW RADIO SERVICE FOR , CIVILIANS M _t by telephone. B u sin e ss o rg a n iz a tio n s NO TICE O> FINAL ACCOUNT X -¿4a. , Notice is hereby given that thè undersigned has filled in the Couu ty Court of the State of Oregon for Sherman County his Final Ac count and Report as administrator of the Estate of Clyde E. Crites, deceased, and th at Wednesday, the 11th day of April, 1945, at thè hour of 10XW o’clock A. M., ol said day, at the court room of said Court, in the courthouse in Moro, Shenaan County, Oregon have been fixed by the Court as the time and place for hearing of ob jections to said Final Account and Report and for the settlement of said estete. * Blaine C. Miller, • Administrator. T.* Lester Johnson, Attorney at law, Moro, Oregon. Firit publication March 9, 1915 liszt publication, April 6, 1945 NOTICE OF FINAL ACCOUNT Notice is hereby given that the undersigned has filled in the Ccun ty Court of the State of Oregon for Sherman County her Final Ac count and Report as adm inistratrix of the Estate of Bart Burrell, deoeaaed, and that Wednesday, the U th day of April, 1946, a t 4 he hour of 10:00 o’clock A. M., of said day, at the court room of said Court, in the courthouse in Moro, Sherman County, Oregon have been fixed by the Court as the time and place for hearing of ob jections to mid Final Account and Report and for the settlem ent of said estate. x Leota Burrell. _____ Adm inistratrix. T. Lester Johnson, Attorney at law, Tennessee Valley Authority, it was Moro, Oregon. F irs t publication March 9, 194b L ast publication, April 6, 1945 iou'ro rolling along through mountain o u s w estern country. Suddenly your Gain etope. A h ead —a signal light has turned red. The "talking fence” has flashed its warning to th e engineer. . LAW ri Union Pacific uses every possible precau tion to safeguard its passengers and freight . . .droops and war materials . . . transported over its Strategic M iddle Route uniting the East with the Pacific Coast. 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