PAO! li MIRMAN
COVKTT JOURNAL. MORO, OREGON PRIDAT, JUNE 1, U M
Former Residents
Appendectomy. The latest report
Mrs Etha Schilling cable Up frimn
Merrill Oveson le ft Wednesday
Mrs Charles Perrigo and daugh grandson, Larry, returned from the
Monday afternoon was that he was ter, Linda, left Thursday for Mau Springs Saturday. Mrs Don Smith The Dalles Monday to remain over
for Portland to see his son. Hi
getting along nicely.
found that although Dick‘s eye
pin to spend a week visiting ut accompanied them to their home Memorial day and will be a guest
Mrs C. J. Kulick arrived here the home of Mr and Mrs Janies in The Dalles to spend afew days. at the home' of Mr and Mrs J S
was progressing well toward heal
from Marysville, California to Phifer.
Am ong those who attended the Newcomb,..x
ing an operation would be neces
visit at the home of her parents,
Saturday evening Sgt. Harold
Mrs Ollie Rice of Sweet Home Rodeo a t Tygh V alley Sunday
sary to close the break if he was
Mr and Mrs Ted vonBorstel.
is here visiting at the home of her ■were, Mr and Mrs George Sm ith Owens, T-5 Dick Grant and Betty
to have good vision in the future.
Leonard Tubbin, CM MF U. S. son in law and daughter, Mr end and d au g h ter, Ju d y M r and Mrs and Dorothy Barnett went to Tygh
The operation will be performed-
. Robrt Urquhzrt, as is his cus Tuesday he reported.
Navy and his wife the former, Mrs Tom Coyle.
Elien Kee, Mrs Arden Squire anil Valley to attend the dance.
Mrs Glen Perry received a let-
tom, was here for Memorial day
Miss Emma Jean Scholl, a foi uur
Mr and Mrs I. D. Pike and dau children, Jackie and Dell, Mr and
Captain Wilhelm Roth, U. S.
end in addition to decorating the
held here Sunday, that being *
w 7 , u.„
on teacher in the Grass Valley grade ghter, Mrs Ixiuis May and ehilo M rs W illard B arn ett and son,
Army, (Bill Roth) and his wife
grave of hi* wife, met old friends the birthday of Mr» Robert Ho»-
J*. .
school and his sister, M arie Tub Ten of Hermiston were overnight K eith, Mr and. Mrs Orville Ruggles and daughter stopped in Grass
a « t o / M « o When He W8’ ‘
h " “ " ; eldest of the daughters.
TOr' f<)r
w„ bm, from Bend were visitors at guests at the home of Mr anil Mrs Mr and M rs H arold E akin aad Valley overnight while on thqjr
■■MBiJp^lloro.
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Here for the day were Mrs Joe
v _ . v ,
Hi the home c f Mrs Helen Bayer S a t Frank Pike Sunday night on t;u f. and ch ildren,H arry Dean and Tom way back to a California camp.
h^ertf o r 1°M e^.ria7' day ,N *r M“’
p h “T
vi,ion "" M ,y 3’ 1946 when he Wa4 urday evenng on their way to I«a way to Springfield to attend the mie, and M r and Mrs B ernard Bill recently returned frbm India
graduation of the former’s grand M artin, and d aughter.
fit, was here for Memorial \ day Rx, Mr and Mrs E. H. Amidon of
.
« ¡tim r fo r 'a Grande to visit relatives.
where he had been for over a year
Saturday the 26th Mrs W. J. daughter, Cleo Baker, and to visit
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* ith relat" e*. “ (1thi’ Gold<!nd»le and their children, Mr ,
k - fc - U Frg,
ty rs F ran k Pike retu rn ed home as command officer of a flying
plane to take hwn to * France Grant and ion, T-5 Dick Grant, ar
their daughter, Mrs Leona B iker. T hursday from P ortland where squadron engaged in flying sup
vicinity. He is going to his dau and Mrs Paul Goddard of Cor-
from where he was to board ship rived from Nampa, Idaho to visit
M r and Mrs A 'A D unlap and .she spent about ten days visiting plies into China. They had been
ghter’s home in Washington af- bett and three children and Miss
for home. Mrs Perry had not heard at the home of Mr and Mrs W. D. ’
Mr and M rs Arzell Lemley ’eft M rs C hester Clark.
tar a winter in California. He w » a Doris Amidon of Portland. Paul
visiting Bill’s parents at Olympia,
from him since in January, 1945. Barnett. Leaving -Monday to go on
F riday for Camp Sherm an to
accompanied by his niece, M il Goddard left Wednesday for La
S gt. Ray P e ttre i le ft S aturday Wash. Bill says he expects to be
spend the week end re tu rn in g for R iverside, C alifornia a fte r made a major on his return to
Miss Vivian Trounce presented to Vancouver.
Hammon. Mr and Mrs Harvey Mar Grande where he will attend school
Dean Wilcox left W ednesday for home Monday.
tin of The Dalles brought them to this summer and where he will her pup its in a musical recital at
spending his furlough here a t the camp and that he is going to stay
Fred P eters and Evelyn Olds of home of his p aren ts in law, Mr ar.J in the army after the war. Mrs
Moro Memorial day for a few days probably teach.
the Grass Valley school audtoriun^ Portland to be sw orr into the navy
The Dalles spent M onday visiting Mrs C. M. Clevenger. His • wife Roth is a New York girl.
Mr and Mrs Carl Tomlin and Mrs. Ross Hart was here Thursday Saturday evening May 26. Pro on Thursday morning.
friends here.
daughter, of Flamath Falls stop- «¡g^t to attend the graduation gram was as follows: Karen Kelley
and baby will rem ain fo r a longer
S g t Harold Owens and Miss
M rs Ted Ball left S atu rd ay for v isit with h er paren ts.
ped here Memorial day on their of her sister, . Mary Lou Sayrs. playing Country Fair;. Merle Ee- Betty Barnett left Sunday evening
way home from a visit in Portland gOe returned to her home in Bea- kin, Gray Pussy Willow;
Don for The Dalles where Sgt. Owens Eugene as she received word th a t
Mrs John W ilt o f P ortland is a
with his brothr,, Ed Tomlin.
velton the next day.
Schilling, Marine’s Hymn; Janice went on to Vancouver after spend h er m other, M rs Ida S tro n g was house g u est of Mrs W. J. Davis a
Mr and Mrs Benson Whalley
Mrs Flora Healey, 72, aunt of Bibby, Sorrento; Duane Eakin The ing his furlough at the home of ill.
few days.
M ts Alfred Payne and d au g h ters
and Mr and Mrs Fredrick Whalley Mrs Mollie McLachlan and Mrs Anvil and duet; Barbara Alley
Second L ieutenant Doris A nder
Mr and Mrs W D Barnett.
le ft Sunday. f«T P ortland to spend son of the Arm y N urse Corp a r M oro
OregOH
¿^Und Miss H a rriet Whalley were
Belshe, died in Centralia Wn The Avalanche; Stephen Bit»by»
Mrs A1 Woody and ron toft
, here
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Portland Sunday to
rived home S aturday from Van
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— k g j week; Mrg Bekhe attended Toreador and American Patrol Thursday for P ortland on business a few days visiting relatives.
M rs W T Solvester of The D al N uys, C alforna to spend her fu r
tend the memorial service for Car
C trl th e fu n € ra | B u t
brother. Geo. duet: C*ll Schilling, Minuet and and to visit relatives.
les
spent several days here re c e n t lough with her paren ts, Mr and
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Hornpipe; Martha Bardenhagen.
Peetz, a -------
nephew
men. ---- Sgt. Ames remajng of t])e fgmily
The B a p tist Mission Circle met ly visiting her niece, Mrs Georg«?
Mrs C harles Anderson, before go
Chester Peetz and wife of Thc
Mr and Mr» Herman Nichols ¿f Second Valse. Durand; Helen Sim - a t th e hom e of Mrs T. M. Rolfe*
ing overseas.
Dalles were also here.
Cecil were here for Memorial day «”• Val’ e Th'» i thc Py0«™"' end- T h u rsd ay afternoon wth 10 pre- Smith.
I E R C Y T H O M P S ON
Born: To Mr and Mrs Arthu" and to visit friends in th„ county. ed by M‘» Troun“ plalnn«
’ aent. R efreshm ents w ere served
* MAIN STREET. MORO
M r and M rs H erm an P e te rs ánd — J* S. Ne.wemnb ~ w as . a. business
Bocholtz, in The Dalles, a daugh
Work Done Well and Quickly
sons w ent to S hearers bridge Fri v isitor in The Dalles Monday.
a t th e close of the m eeting.
Mrs Lena Searcy came up from lied.
ter, May 29.
Mrs John Perry and daughter.
Mr and Mrs Harold Christ5 in- day to spend the wCek end fishing
Portland to spend Memorial day
Mr» Elva Bryant came up Sat
Mrs
Marietta Beeler and her dau son of The Dalles spent Sunday -Mrs C R Anderson took h er mo
with her daughters, Mrs Harry
TH E OLD R E L IA B L E for
urday evening from Hood River
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, Pinkerton and Mrs Charles Rug- ghter, Marlene of Hillsboro came visiting at the home of Mr and th e r, Mrs C. Wilke, to The Dadles
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uality—D
ependability—Courtesy
to remain until after Memoral
Wednesday to visit the former’s Mrs George Wilcox Mrs Maynard S atu rd ay when she left fo r W hite
day with friends m Moro-
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Memorial day daughter, Mrs John Rolfe and fam- Nelson accompanied thorn to The Salmon, W ash., to visit her .-• *n,
Mrs Theodore Johnston is visit
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Mr ily and Mrs Glen Perry, leaving Dalles returning home Monday.
W alter Wilke and fan iilv .'
ing relative# m the valley thin « 7 « ,r °"’ ™ e„ Dalea " "
Mr
for
their
home
Friday
taking
Rich
Mr
and
Mrs
Roy
H
osfelt
of
M rs E arl Sawtell and ehd b-< n
, .
, . rav,__ ,
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and Mrs W H. Ragsdale and
week on what Theodore calls her
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ard Beeler with them after spend Goldendale W ash. arrived here came up from The Dalles Thim> ’ <-
,
and Mrs Harold Christianson.
semi-annual vacation.
ing the school year here with Mrs Saturday to spend a few days to spend a week v is’tip " her o i
Miss Bonnie Scheurerman, dau-
Floyd Lane had the mWortose Qian Perry,
visiting at> the home o f Mr and ents, M r and Mrs V rn e st B h r h''-1'
ghter of Mrs George Beardsley,
drop a long plank on his foot
Mr aijd Mrs Lot Rust of Port Mrs T.M. Rolfe. They all went to
Misa Cassie Holmes
w*»nt to
was married thia week in The Dal- which has laid him off his work
land took over the Orange Front Tygh Valley Sunday to the. Roder^ Portland over the weekend to ai-
lee «0 Edward M. Hunt of The
the elevator for several day«.
Cafe and Pastime Saturday hov and,to visit friends.
tend the graduation of her nie-.-e.
Dalle«, a soldter recently home Mrs May Barnum and Mr and
ing bought it from Ernest Eslinger
Mr and Mrs Norris Gilkison Miss. Dorothy Holmes, from nurse*
«H M M
Mrs Roy Kunsman came UP f rorn
were dinner guests a t the home of train in g Mr and Mr« Wm. Holn es
? Dick Oveaon was taken to Port- The Dalles Sunday to visit friend« severafw eeks ago.
Mr and Mrs Estel Hartley took Mr and Mrs Tom Coyle to cele also atten d the graduation of th eir
land last Friday by hie father af- end relatives. Mrs Barnum remain
ter he bed Uen' informed 'that the ed ùntil Tuesday before
Harry, to The Palie. b ra te th e 81st birthday an n iv er d au g h ter.
h o / n r p r returning
p t u r n i n c their son,
Mr and Mrs Gus Smith and
retina of one eye was damaged, home. '
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Sunday morn,ng for an emergency sary o f Mrs Gilkison’s grandmo
ther Mrs Ollie Rice.
requiring services of a specialist.
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Mr and Mrs Tom Alley and
Dick remained in St Vincent’s hos
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M r and M rs Ed Alley wen? busi
pital under treatment that it is
ness visitor» in The Dalles S a tu r
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hoped will restore hi» full vision.
day.
If not an operation will be neces
Miss Violet Parkhurst left Thur
sary. ‘
sday for her home in Roseburg
u rrri >NS
after spending a month her visit
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF
o r at the, home« of Mr and Mrs
THE STATE OF OREGON FOR
Sam Stark and Mrs Helen Bayer
SHERMAN COUNTY.
M rs E d g a r A lley and children,
BERTHA LOUISE BOLTON, Pla-
iatiff, —vs—R. I* CONLEE and
John and B arb ara, and Mrs Helen
ALICE B CONLEE, bis wife,
B ay er and children w ere in The
HENRY PERRAULT, MORO BU
Dallee T h u rsd ay On business.
ILDING A INVESTMENT COM
Mr and Mrs Hadley Stark left
PANY, also all other persons
and parties unknown claiming any
Thursday for their home in Holly-
right, title, estate, lien or interest
dale California after spending sev
O pen 7:30 a.m. week days, 8 a.m. Sundays
in the real estate described in the
eral weeks visiting relatives here.
Complaint herein filed, Defendants.
TO all other persons and par
Meals from noon until 9 p.m.
ties nuknown claiming any rignt
title, estate, lien or interest in the
real estate deserbed in the Corn-
Defendant«:
p la in t___________
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FOR SALE: «S p rin g fryers. Cal’
IN THE NAME OF THE STA
459 Wasco. Mrs Paul Alley.
TE OF OREGON, You are requir
ed to answer the Complaint filed
That’s why the Marines want fishing tackle
PERMANENT S T A T E POSI
against you in the above cause
on or before four weekj from the
TIONS for skilled workers: K»*y
date of the first publication of this
for fighting Marines returned from the South Pacific.
Punch Operators, Tabulating Ma
summons; if you fail to answer,
chine Operators, Senior Tabu-
for want thereof, the plaintiff will
These men are sick in mind and body.
lading Machine Operators. Get
apply to the Court for the relief
Serviceable Age. Spring weaners
demanded in the Complaint; for
applications from Merit syst?m
•Decree against each of you ad
' saved on x^Quest with deposit. Best
Their medical officers have prescribed fishing
Council, 616 Mead Building,
judging plaintiff to be owner o f.
Portland
4.
Final
filing
date
June
the property hereinafter described
blood lines from mid-west herds.
23. Positions in Salem.
and that you and each of you have
«
as the perfect means of building these men
no estate, right, title or interest
. in the same, and that the title
SOCIAL WORKERS— advanced
back to health.«
hereto be quieted in the plaintiff
opportunities
for
positions
with
and aganst all o f the defendants
the State. Staff Assistant I, II
* and that plaintiff be declared the
fee simple owner thereof; that
(Multnomah County), Field Re
each of you be forever enjoined
presentative. G e t applications
from asserting or claiming any.
from Merit System Council, 616
right whatsoever in or to skid
Mead Building, Portland 4, Ore
land adverse to the plaintiff; for
4
e
- plaintiff’s costs and disbursements
gon.. Final filing date June 23
and such other relief as shall seem
Positions in Portland only.
equitable. That a description of
said- land in which the plaintiff
FOR SALE: 7 foot John Deere
ia seeking and asking" for relief
binder. Jeee Landry.
30p
herein and in the Complaint is
situated in Sherman County, State
• of Oregon, and described, as
FOR SALE: Almost new, white en
follows:
.
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They need rods, reels, hooks, lines, flies, general
. *
amel wood or coal range with
Lots 6 and 7 of Block 2 of
copper coil«, j Also 18 laying
the original town of Moro
gear of all kinds. Even damaged equipment is ,
(now city of Moro), Sherman
New Hampshire hens
(last
Gounty, Oregon.
spring pullets). . Cifford May,
acceptable as they have adequate means for re
Also 12 inches off the westerly
Moro, Phone 844
301-p
side o f lot 8 of Block 2 of the
original town (now city) of
pairing fishing tackle. *
FOR SALE. 16 ft. Case harvester.
Moro, Oregon. Said tm et of
land adjoins the easterly part
Good repair. Priced right. D. L.
of Lot 7 in the same block
Blood sucking mites, tides and fleas
Reynolds, Grass Valley 30-2p
and is 4 otherwise described as
weaken birds, make them easy prey
Standard Poultry
being 12 inches wide and 100
FOR SALE: 679 acres, 90 acres
to
diseases that cut egg production.
House Spray
feet long on the westerly side
in grain, 80 A. summerfallow,
But they can be controlled easily
of said Lot 8-
.
100 A. in alfalfa, 230 A. water
Comet mixed, ready
with Standard Poultry House Spray,
This summons is served upon
rights, electricity and school
to ute. -Ioexpentive,
SEND YOUR TACKLE TO THE
you pursuant to an Order of the
the insect killer that stays active for
bus.
30 A. natural meadow
dime’t
worth
covert
Judge of the above-entitled Court
Prioe
25,500
00
-terms.
H.
L.
more than 100 tq. ft.
mate on the 22nd day of May,
Morris, Broker, Tygh Valley.
1945, which directs that this sum
29-30e
S
ta
n
d
a
rd
W
h
ite
mons be published once each wees
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.
U .S . P. — an excellent mineral oil
for four consecutive weeks in the
FOR SALE: 4-year old registered
OH , No.
9
U.
5. P.
V* ef v.
Sherman County Joiwnal, a news
conditioner.
Hereford bull.
Leota Gavin
Non - irritating, ia not
paper published at Moro, Oregon,
-
More.
Phone-817
28-30p
absorbed into system.
and that copies of the Summons
C. R. ANDERSON
Mix
with
feed
to
help
and Complaint certified to be not
Grass Valley, Phone 232
FOR SALE: 10-ft John Deere
deposited in the postoffice di-
movements and remov«
reited to the defendants, witn
tractor double diac, 20 in. discs.
intestinal parasites.
J. C. WILSON
^postage thereoon prepaid for tno
C. E. Coats, Wasco.
28-30p
Wasco, Phone 552
reason that their whereabouts >s
—unknown.
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FO R SALE: 7 f t . cedar posts. 18
The date of the first
A 21 inch hosts and better 33
of this Summons is May 25, 1945.
cents per post delivered any
1
Dick and D ick
T bh statement prepared and released ky BI ITZ WEINHARD COMPANY tn assist hs ibe
Attorneys for Plaintiff
place here. G.L. Briggs, phone
coHecl/oh of recreation equipment for the Marine Barracks at Kla. rath rails, Orcgg^
Posf Office Addresa: The
6463 or write Gen. Del. The Dal
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Dalles, Oregon
les, Oregon '
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Way Home From
Memorial Day
German Prison
C. A . Ruggles
INSURANCE
SHOE REPAIR
Quality Store
“ Chicken Every Sunday
af Fisherman w ill agree that
W e will serve fried chicken
dinner every Sunday
12:30 on
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BY SENDING FISHING EQUIPMENT
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