Sherman County journal., March 23, 1945, Page 4, Image 4

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OREGON
JO U R N A L. MORO, « K M > u n
F R ID A Y , MARCH 23. 1 9 «
Given Two Honors
C. Richelderfer
Married At
Goldendale
the brides parents.
CpL and Mrs Bish are tem porar­
ily n t hom e in W asco, O regon.
R ussell M erritt is at the home
o f hie brother, G. A lfred M erritt,
ea st o f K lo n d k e a fter fo u r year«»
service in the U .S . Arm y. The
p a st tw o years w ere * r v e d in the
South Pacific. He w as wounded on
Biak fo r which he w as aw arded
th e Purple (Heart
David Reid o f R ufus and son,
Gordon, who is in th e aviation
service a t a T exas cam p, w ere in
Moro W ednesday w hile Gordon is
on a furlough to v isit his parent*
Born: M onday, March 19, in The
D alles to Mr and ¿Irs Josep h F .
Oversubscribed
By fO percent -
Close o f th e Red Croee drive in
Sherm an co u n ty found the tr e a s ­
urer w ith $6125.70 on hand w ith
w hich t o f ill the county quota o f
$5500.00, a quota that w as in e x -
c e ss o f $3 p e t capita of the county,
-R eturn, p/Ahe last w eek includ-
ed »30 f e W t h e Pacifle Power *
Problem o f N am ing P lan es
Com dr. H arold E. Stassen, fo rm er
Republican governor of M inncaota,
«rh* was named by P resident Root»-
veil to »hr United Nations conference
at 6an Pranclsco. He was recently
»«unrated for his n aval work.
M orning w orship, 11 W m. Serm ent
P alm Sunday. P otlu ck lunch a t
1 p . m . A nnual ehuroh m eetin g -
M orning W orship 1 1 :00 A . M.
C. E. 7:80 P .M . >
Z?e</ Cross Fund
Johneon o f Moro, a daughter.
' Mr and M rs Claude Thom pson
returned
W ednesday
afternoon
from a w in ters trip th a t took them
io E ugene Where th e y visited w ith
th eir d au gh ters and to C alifornia
for the larger p art o f the w inter.
“Cookie” C hristianson returned
from the hospital th is 'w e e k a fte r
a serious operation.
T he m adding ° f M iss Catherine
L. R ichelderfer, daughter o f Mr
and Mr» A. D. R ichelderfer o f W a »
co, Oregon to Opl. Robert A. Bish
o f U .S . A rm y E ngineers, son o f
Mr end Mrs Paul N. Bish o f W est
m in u ter, M aryland w as oolem nued
March 1« a t th e parsonage o f the
Goldendale. M ethodist church, Gold-
en d ate,. W ashington. Rev. Clyde
H all officiated reading the double
ring cerem ony.
T he bride wore a powder blue
suit w ith m atching accessories and
corsage o f w hite cam ellia and rose
buds. T hey w ere accom panied by
MORE MORO LOCALS
C hristian Science Society
' Sunday m orning services
^ e lu d e s testim on ials o f healing.
T he read in g room In the reap
o f th e b u ild in g .is open. AUL«»
thorteed O irtotU n S cien te I t e r ,
tore can be bouyht or borrowed
w hispers,
M any com bat flier® nam e planes w hich w a s but a fifth o f - t h e ir 1 to - s Unday School at 10:00 a-m.
in honor o f th eir w ive». That ta i donation, the rem aining fo u r - C o rn in g W orship a >
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m akes the job sim ple. B u t others f if t h s b ein g se n t to W asco county
. p.
C annell. jawtob
lay aw ak e n ig h ts w ith th e prob­
T he drive has been su ccessfu l
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lem .
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in the county, the gold h aving been
H ere are aomme o f the nam es of reached very early.
GAS AND ON» \
p lan es w hich operate o ff the strip
T ir e s—A ceeeaorles
¿ ., ; p
on the inland w h ere a m arin e a ir ­
A m an m ay have authority over
Want Ad»
The Dalles Branch
United States National Bank
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Run, $16.
OLD TIME EASTER BENEFIT
DANCE 5 SOCIAL
RUFUS ORANGE HALL
M ar. 3 1 , 9 p .m .
SO LD IER ’S POEM
EVERYBODY WELCOME
C ircular on J q u ^ s t
SE E HERB M A T T H IE U before
you buy w hat you w ant in the
w ay of home furnishing« f° *
your home. If you h ave an yth in g
to sell we w ill pay you cash for
your furniture. So before yon
B U Y i OR SELL see Herb M at-
thieu F urniture E xch an ge, 60«
B^ast 2nd Street, The D ales. Ore.
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POH’ LAN:
G raia, F eed . F la w , F a t i
F arm Im plem ents'? B ags, T w in s
P.ARBED W IR E -G O O D
F eedstore
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W ASCO
PO STS
PH O N E S?:.
Residence
Offlc«
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OREGON
i y Joe Marsh.
BOR SA L E : 27 butt* Hard F ed er­
H a rts’ H atchery, B eaverton. Ore.
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MfcMBK
HEAD O E E K t
R. H. McKKAN and SOU
I iifr a ie e ,
From where I sit
‘ Tell morn I love her so.
ation seed w h e a t Moore Bron.
G et word to M ary and the kid'.
20p
Moro, Oregon ,
Prom ise! Will ya J o e ? ”
Sure, we know i t ’s to u g h : no sugai
TA K E N -U P : One red h e ife r w ith
No m eat or c ig arettes.
here.
f irs t Calf— h as sp lit in le f t '•ri.
Clyde Fridley is here to v isit r.ia And now its no more gasoline,
N o visible brand—cam e to my
parents, Mr and Mrs C lyde Frid­ N or any racing ibets.
place
in Septem ber la s t year.
le y while on furlough from h b B ut let me tell you brother,
A. J. BuchoJtt, Moro 20-2c
You are a lucky guy!
study as an aviation cadet.
You may not g et th a t ex tra qua"t, H A R T S’ B E T T E R LEG H O R N S,
But you don’t h av e to die!
March and A pril delivery. D on’t
T hirty-tw o Friends
- Cpl. Roy C. Lawson. Inf.
delay ord em g. P u llets M l, St.
When Sergeant C. M R oberts re-
turrw to K noxville, Term., from his
job on th e b o ttle front, he w ill have
a brand new house to m ove into.
T hirty-tw o
m en, w ho
form erly
worked w ith Roberta, recently con­
structed a new home for h is w ife,
a fter the old one had been d estro y ­
ed by fire.
CASHIER S CHECKS a n d drafts
L igh t com pany and $51.50 from
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th e en listed personnel a t R ufus W ASCO METHODJST.L CJHtJBCfl
craft grouP is stationed:
oth ers, but h e can never have their
“ Song o f B e r n a d e tte / “ Round heart, except by g iv in g hie own.
Trip,” “One O’Ctock Ju m p ,” “M el­
ancholy
Baby,” “MJlHo - L o n ,,
W ith w a te r to your knees?
•M id n ig h t T rain to M em phis,”
C H U R C H E 9
O r an o utpost on a m ountain
“ Loaded L ady,”
‘M y * D evotion .” M oro Com m unity
W ith winds th a t m ake you freeze ?
“C h ief W ahoo,” and “ H all’s-a-
Have you ever made an all m ^nt
P resb yterian Church
poppin’.”
Imarch
Jam es D. M oberg, pastor.
Through rain and nvud and slush,
B ible School 10 a. m.
To m eet the Je rrie s in the dawn
And b eat him to the punch?
Have you heard th e last soft
at
11:00 a . m. Subject: “Substance
W ednesday night
nxgni a service
e r v iw at
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Wednesday
•((K Your"'Standard Man
How to Greet a
Wounded Soldier
Charlie Jenkins got back from
overseas the o th e r day, dis­
charged for w o u n d s . . . and he
w as pretty well banged up.
N a tu r a lly , our to w a f e lt
m ig h ty bad about IL W e w a n ted
t o sy m p a th iz e w ith him and
h e lp h im . B n t D oc W alter« s e t
n s stralght^ about th at. -
H e said th at w h at C harlie
wanted most was to be accepted
as one of the gang again . . . aa if
nothing had happened. So w e
asked him over to pitch horse­
shoes with his good hand, and
enjoy a friendly glass of beer
and chew the fat like old times.
No. 112 o f a Senes
has a crew of.FREE helpers fa r you!
Put this crew of time-severe to work far y e a — r a n ! Barb
one makes it easy to do aa important job quickly. corsacdy.
And you should have seen him
pick upl From being scared of
m eeting people, Charlie got his
confidence back and soon be­
came his own self again.
I Tractor Lubrication Guide — shows where, when, bow to
t y - — tractors. Wheel Bearing Service hooks— complete to-
latructaoos far a predeioa job. F» n a G u id e - m lk r b o w « — be
.Standard farm products work for you. Fleet Service-chart»,
records, coet-forms to put truck and uaqor_operaMoa en^ a.
•cieotihe bes»s.
F r o m w h e r e I s it, D oc W altere
g a v e n s th e r ig h t ste e r . T h e
w o n n d e d m e n e e m ln g h o m e
d o n ’t w a n t ©nr sy m p a th y or ou r
o v e r e n t h n s l a s t l c h e lp . T h e y
w a n t to b e treated lik e th e rest
o f n s . . . w ith a ch a n ce to w ork
a n d le a d a n o r m a l l i f e . A n d
thaV s th e le a s t w e c a n offer th e m .
Y o u r lo c a l r e p r e s e n t a t iv e fo r
S T A N D A R D OF C A L IF O R N I A
Copyright ¡945, U sitei Siatss Brewtn Foundatum
Mrs John R ust received this
poem from har husband who is ser­
ving w ith the arm y in France.
OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOj
Ta A Poor Civilian
W hat do you know o f w ar?
Have you heard th e 88»
Come scream ing through the air,
W ith th eir song o f death and hate ?.
H ave you heard the burp guns
I b an old established firm that has been selling,
«hatter?
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servicing
and repairing cars for a generation.
H ave you ducked w hen M eem ies
Walther-Williams Co.
scream ?
H ave y o u heard th e sin g in g la u g h ­
te r
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Of the r ifle ’« deadly strea m ?
.H ow ’d you like a fo x h o le
i l l
The dependability of its products and the qual­
ity of its service has been proven many times.
BE. THRIFTY
Now, when it is doubly important that you
have good workmanship and quick service to
keep your cars and trucks running, have us take
• care of your service problems.
Tire Repair and Recapping
4 0 1 E 3rd
The
D a lle s
r iR S T N A T IO N A L B A N E
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K EU EM B ER !...1T ’S THRIFTY .
TO BORROW FROM THE FIRST NATIONAL
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9'Adding another War Bond to your
goOeetion, eh. Judge?”
• ♦‘Yea, Josh, I’ve always looked upon
twy ingsBoods as one of the best ways older
folks like me here at home can help our
fighting mm overvea. For the past couple
nTymrs I’ve put every extra cent 1 had
Into them . . . not only during the War
Bond drives...but on a tegular bams. Of
mmae, when there’s a drive on I always
try to hay an extra one or two.”
“ We’ve done the same in our family, too.
Judge. We figure the more we b u y . . . the
better we equip our men . . . the quicker
they’ll finish their big job and come march­
ing home again.”
That’s the spirit, Josh. And letfs be sureof
zone more thing. Let’s be sure that they come
harlr-tn the same kind of place they left. While
they are away and can’t express their opinion«,
let’« not make any decisions on things that
are going to concern them in years to come.”
by Ccnitrtntt »J A lttb tiit
/MSteatriM. Zar.
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