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About Sherman County journal. (Moro, Or.) 1931-current | View Entire Issue (July 13, 1945)
juvìÌtìuL O Ä Ü Çà"' ,. ,., —>—r» ♦- . F irtiW lw at . 1 . *, * As Season Starts John D o II om brought the first grain of this year into the Moro elevator when he started hauling barley. It is not top quality bar ley hnd is making around a ton to the acre. Wes Fuller again has the honor of'bringng in the first wheat having started hauling to hay Can yon Monday. It la reported the wheat is m iking IB bushels to the were. % r<5-** i Mr Mm. Ed Eaves returned to Moro Wednesday after having urdayto Portland on business last Sunday. . Mesdames Leora Lands tram, Do. ris Wilson and Reaths Coats went to Portland early Friday morning to spend the weekend. Fifteen friends called on Mr- John Foss last Friday, July 6, the oedaion being Mri Foss’ birthday. Sha was surprised by the party. Ray aid Marie Gordy came from Bend last Friday to look over the wheat on M n Qordy’s place ea«t of town. Mr and Mrs Harry Harrington <4une up with Mrs Evelyn Chani- ness sod son last week to spend a few days here with Mrs Harring Ton’s mother, Mm Mollie McLach- lan. - * * t. ■ Mrs Delpha Ramsey and daugh ter, Mrs Melvin Schadewitx and son Ramsey, now in navy uniform, , . m up from Portland Wcdn day to vi.it in Sherman county for a day. Ramsey is on a 15 day fur lough from Mare Island. Mr and Mrs John A. West stop ped here Saturday, having landed in Wasco with their plane. They Were on their way to Seattle from Los Angeles where he is a partner in an advertising agency. Mrs West is a friend of Mrs Ernest Woods, whose house guests -they were. Word received here is that Mrs Bessie ' Henrdicks, widow of the late Judge Carl Hendricks, was married to S. M. Seeley of Rich mond, Wheeler county early this month. They will live near Rich mond and Bend on his farms, it was learned. Joe Lasher and Paul St. Ger main worn hem the first of the week on International Harvester company business. Bill Cauthers came home from Portland Saturday after having a minor operation on his neck which necessitated • his laying off his highway jo b for a few days. Cpl. Lloyd Young, formerly of Kent, a son of Mr and Mrs Wn» Young and sister of Mrs Roy Bar. i et, was given the Silver Star at Marseille, France, for breaking.op an enemy patrol during an attack on his position. When the Yank machine gunner was killed, Young left his foxhole and moving in the face of enemy fire ran to the gun emplacement and opened fire, kill ing and wounding five Germans. M. L. Fritts, one time resident of Gras* Valley, died at Newport July 4th at the age of 80 years. He was the father of Mrs L. W. Rakes and Cecil Fritts, who were well known at Grass Valley. Charles Boardman, now an at torney at Bend, went through Moro on the stage Wednesday, bound for Portland. J. H. Beemen and Harold Harris wood of San Francisco were guests at the Collis Moore ranch the first of the week. Beemen is a school friend of Mr Moore and originally from Portland. Wendell Balsiger went to Port ». 4» .». w Lt. Jaab Mill Picnics and Celebrates Merrill Oveson drove to Port- land Saturday morning to take his son, Dick, down for another «am ination .of his eye». He is getting along weU but »till wear- ing dark glasses. Donald Elmes and . members of his staff in Portland were here Friday to attend the experiment station field day while on then way to southern Wasco county wfyere some work was to be done on the soil conservation district Mr. Elmes is district sol coa«er- vatonlst. * FOR SALE: Mflch cows. Wallace May, Grass Valley. , SM, FOR SALE: 14” Case Hammer mill, ih stock. Moro Lumber and Fuel Yard. . ‘N*. HELP WANTED: If you live in Sherman County, if you can talk the farmer’« language. If you have a car, or if your income is less than >1.50 per hour, write H. F. Dunlap, 436 River Road, 36-8 c HELP WANTED: B»tablished rou te-in-Sherman County, over m farm families. Watkins product». Excellent earning» and postwar opportunities. Write The J. *• Watkins Company, 4512 Hollis Street, Oakland 8, California. 35 8c FOR SALE: 7 ft. cedar posts. 15» A 21 inch posts and better 3? cents per port delivered any ’ place h»<e. G. L. Brigg», pho«« 8488 or writ» Gen. D»L The Dsl- • J»a, Own U, iWà- '•* of tha army air arrived in Portland last week from Boswell, New Mexioo. He has been taking «o-pilot train ing on the >-29. Mr, Hill is the brother of Mm Helen Rich. On the 4th o f July there was a family reunion a t Hubbard. Lt. Hill was gmeu a 1® day furlough: Mrs Hill There was a family picnic and ^ „ ^ n i e d her husband to Ore- reunion at Cecil Field*» home on . July 4th. »The following were pm Mr Mr» W. E. Buel, of ’Rose. sent: Mr and Mm Tracy Fields of bur< arrived in Wasco Tuesday Rufus, Mr and Mrs Hart Hailey, l - y |y W( ^ s t Mr and Mrs Paul Mr a n d M r . E .r( Field, and dao- Aney durin, harvest. They are ghter, Gladyce of Wasco, Mr aad q >€ parents of Mrs Alley. Douglas Mrs Charles F>lds of Grass Val- Ailey, accompanied his grandpar ley, Mr and Mm Basil «Baines o f enU home a i ¿e had been visiting Rufus, Mr^and Mm Rosa Fields of ¡n koseburg. Grass Valley. Them was also a • - brida' ahower for Mrs Rosa Field. H» " y Van Gilder had the mis- and It was the third birthday an- Iw taae o f oattlng on. of his (In- niversary of little Dámon Fields. gcr* quite severely. He was taken Marine 1st Lt. Robert KUngmaa, to The Dalles Sunday to receive Binger, Okla., who knocked down a Mr and Mrs G. C. Andrews »pent medical cam. It was necc^saty that Jap plane at 43,000 feet by using his the 4th of July visiting -a t the f,.v r stitches be taken, propeller as a carving knife His home of their son and wife, Mr and Catherine Fridley visited Mary guns had frosen because of cold. Mis Phillip Andrews in TAcoma. Williams in* Portland ever the . 7 land Tuesday evening ex pectin: Mr and Mr. Ted Everett at- * ' ek end ,n d " turned nome Mon- return Thursday, tended the dance at Grass Val-ey *•„ , Ml88 Doris Jones left for Al- Saturday night and met old friends * Mr and Mm C. A. Blakney of ^any expecting to work in the and acquaintances. PqcPand spent the 4th of July telephone office there while staying Mrs Louise Thomas of Portland with Mr And Mrs Carl Everett. with an aunt. is visiting at the home o f Mr and • The Waaco , Methodist Sunday Mr and Mrs Darwin Van Glider Mrs Marvin Thomas. school _ hour 8 at 10 A. M. and returned from Portland Saturday Mrs Augusta Huckin went to John Jenkins of Portland spent night after a few days in the city Portland Sunday to meet .her dau- the week end With William Huck. Bom; To Mr and Mrs Ronald ghter, Mrs M. J. Walker ox Olym- Mm C. W..Johnson, formerly a Powell, in The Dalles Wednesday, pia, Wn. Mm Walker accompanied resident o f Waaco, is very kw at morning, July 11, at 1:30, a dau this writing» In a Portland hospi ghter,. weighing seven pounds, her mother home. Three ounces .Name: Karen Elaine. Janet»Workman went to The tal. Want A dt Eugene, Oregon HiilMi, A it Propeller Cote Jap Comes To Houses 1 ü . MkbM King Attends Meet Dalles Sunday to spend a few days visiting friends. Lorraine Gosson was a Sunday guest at the home of Mr and Mrs W.-R. Reid. ------------ Mr and Mrs D. A. Laughlin are the parents of a baby girl, She has been g’ .’en the name of Virginia Dale, The work on the new elevator annex is progressing nicely. The height when completed is to be OOfeet wth a 9 1-2 foot JiHr.4 Mr and Mrs A. T. Striker spent the 4th of July at Paulina lake neai Bend. INSURANCE ‘ Moro ' Oregon im Ttm TH iii i i i i i i n ii H iii i i i i iH » » » » » Anyone wishing to move com bines or derricks or other high farm machinerymay call the Paci fic Power A Light company’s offle? PERCY TH O M PSO N and receive help about getting un- ____________ MAIN STREET. MORO ocr high voltage wires. R. P. *Briabine local agent Work Done Well and Quickly a m i r OOOCOOOOOOOCXXOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOWOOOOCiOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO Walther-Williams Co. T. Lester Johnson LAKTWt WASCO MORO, ^ M 'a n a fU f Fat-Salvage Bee To Aid in Licking National Fat Shortage C. A . Ruggles King fbn Sand of Saudi, A m b ia , is shown aboard an A m erican w arship, anchored at G re a t B itte r L ake, P i ypt, when P resident Roorcveit was host to three kings d arin g a h alt tnere a fte r the conference a t Y a lta . E m p e ro r Selassie and K in g F ir o u k were also present. The Watkin’s family picnic was an event of the 4th of July hi hon or of Art Watkins, discharged veteran. The place was at Poplar Grove. Names of those celebrating were: Mr and Mrs Bert Watkins and granddaughter Dolores, Mr and Mrs Leo Watkins and family, Mt and Mrs Everett Watkins, Ha sel Marie Foss, Mr and Mrs Paul- en Kaseberg ahd family, Mr and Mrs A. C. Kaseberg and daughter Janet, Mrs Hazel Borgfe.d of Portland, Roy Watkins, The Dal its, and the guest of ho iov Art Watfrina.__1_____ _______ _ A. D. CdfififUn made « hull- vtt arrived In Waaeo Wednesday for a two weeks visit at the home ntrs trip to Portland Wednesday, Alvin Wright pf Thlamoob visit- of Mr and Mrs A, H. McIntyre, Mrs Carl Nelson and ~ Phyllis ed his parents, Mr and Mrs D- H. Medler went to Portland Jfonday. Wright from Friday until Sunday of last week. Mrs Mattie VanSleedt of San Mr and Mrs L. E. Dehler visited ta Anna, California is a guest at William Dehler at Prineville over the« Alfred Merritt home. the 4th of July. Bernie Rice of Ione was visiting Walter Medler, who has been with old friedds in Klondike and seriously ill for some time in a vicinity Sunday July 8th. Portland hospital has reeovered Mr and Mrs W. A. Nesbit were enough to be able to leave the Sunday guests at the home of hospital and is now at the home Mr and Mrs L. L> Funk. of his sister in Portland. He is ex Mr and Mrs Joe Hilderbrand pected home this week. and oaughter, Patty, went to Lex ington to an airport dedication the 4th of July. Mr ?r i Mrs Geoige Moon were also there for the occasion. J.r.e Hines o f Seattle is visiting for two weeks at the home of Mr and Mrs L, E. Dehle- Sunday July 8th severa. friends ana relatives went picnicing at Uncle Walt’s park near. The Dal les. Those present were: Mr and Mrs Roy Belshee, Mr and Mrs W R. Reid, Mr and Mrs Leroy Bel- sliee, Mr and Mrs Leo Watkim and family, Mr and Mrs S. J Biock and grandson Joe, Mr and Bernie Rice of Ione, formerly Mrs Jeff Wilson, The Dalles, and of Wasco, visited here Tuesday. Mr and Mrs A. L. Lowell, Haller, Mrs Rice is in a hospital in The port. Dalles. M rs W. F. Connally of Vancou -- Several friends and relatives went picnicing at Sherwood camp the 4th of July. Mr and Mrs John Royce, Mr and Mrs Lloyd Royce end family, Mr and Mr.< Vernon Van GHder, the Buck girls and Miss Olive Robinson were present fdr the occasion. Mr and Mrs F. D. Hill of Port It's been ages since we had an land visited' at the Clyde Fridley o ld -fa s h io n e d “ bee” in these home over the 4th of July. parts, but Just an we’ve always pitched in to help a neighbor, so Some o f the young married peo must we pitch in for our country. ple of Waaco and community en T o h e lp m ake hun d red s of battie&eld and 'heme- front es joyed a picnic In the City park last s e n tia ls , m ore used fa ts are Sunday. needed than are or. hand. City folks are trying to make up the Seaman 2-c Harold Wh te and deficit of over 1,200,000 000 Mrs> White are expected to arrive pounds. But their fats areo t Mr and Mrs W. A. Tate and Mi and Mrs Frank Reid and fam ily of Portland »pent the afternoon of the 4th of July at the home cf Mr and Mrs David Reid. W ntTTTTfflHmHHHimiiillllUHIUM« P Mr and Mrs W. E. Tidwell ar.u Mrs Doris Sauers of Portland were in Dufur Sunday visiting them grandfather, Mr. T«garden. WARNING m Waiao this w n k U spin J hjc furlough with his parmV«, Mr and Mrs H. A. White, „ Mrs Doris Sauers left Sunday for her home in Portland. She had beer visiting her sister, Mrs W. K Tidwell. Her daughter, Darlene, remained to spend the summer with the Tidwells. Mrs Gus Hartmann, who under went an operation at The Danes hospital last Thursday is reported to be getting along nicely. Mr and Mrs Leroy Belshee went picnicing at The Dalles July 8 at Uncle Walt’s park. 0 The name o f Corby’s in Lana da stands for fine whiskey tradition, and Corby’s —as produced In America today — merits the approval of the most critical. You, too, will enjoy the fine pre-war quality of this light, sociable blend. — Ask for Corby’s the next time you buy. PRODUCED IN THK U.S. A. wnd«r Ih« direct tuperriiion o f our expert Conodi iiSn b/ender enough. Women in small cities towns and rural districts must also save every drop of fat. Not Just big amounts. B ut scraps on pistes, m eat trimmings. Melt them down once a week. Your butcher w ill give you up to tc 4e and 1 red points a pound. I f you have any ty, call Home difficulty, How Detnonstra- Agent. tion or ’ County Coui Approved by W FA and OPA. Paid for by Industry. Jas. Barclay & Co., Limited Peoriq. Illinois W atch Out! Is an old esta b lish ed firm th a t has been sellin g , aervining an d rep a irin g cars for a generation. T he d ep en d a b ility o f its produ cts an d th e q u al ity of its serv ice has been proven m an y tim es. " N ow , w hen i t ’ is d ou b ly im p ortan t th a t you h a v e g ood w orkm anship an d qu ick ser v ic e to k eep your cars and tru ck s runn ing, h a v e u s ta k e care of your serv ice .problems. T i r e R e p a ir a n d R e c a p p in g 4 0 1 E 3rd T h e D a lle« poooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo -N O TIC E- County Fire Truck Subject To Call During Harvest Season: If servic e of truck and equipment is wanted place telephone calls for same as follows: F r o m 8 a .m . to 5 p.m ., M o n d a y th r o u g h F r id a y c a ll M o ro 7 5 1 —C o u n ty C lerk ’« O ffice F r o m 8 a .m . to 1 2 n o o n , S a tu rd a y , c a ll M o ro 7 5 1 —C o u n ty C lerk ’s O ffic e F rom 5 p .m . to 8 ium . M o n d a y th r o u g h S a tu r d a y a n d fr o m 1 2 n o o n S a tu r d a y t o 8 a.m . M o n d a y , c a ll M oro 6 9 3 —C la r e n c e M ersin g e r Shell Products are HABIT FORMING! It’s mighty easy to get the habit of depending on Shell for all your need8 in lubricants, sprays and other products. That’s because satisfaction invariably results kwhen you try any product in the Shell line. Each one—and there are more than we could print here—is made to the |same specifications of rigid quality controi . . . top performance on the job . . . economy for the user Below is a p a rtia l list of Shell products. Check it over . . see what you need now. * Shell Tracrol Lubricant Shell W h e e lb e a rin g Grease G o ld e n Shell M o to r O i l Shell W a te r-p ro o f Grease Shell G asoline Shell U n ed o Cup Grease Shell X 1 0 0 M o to r O i l Shell H a n d y O il Shell Livestock Spray Shell Tox Insect Spray Shell Talpex O i l (D iesel L u b e) Shell Transmission O i l Shell Super-Chaasls Lubricant Shell Super G e a r Lubricant Shell Ru>t Preventives Shell Kerosene SHELL FARM LUBRICANTS t a Vincent C. Genteman, Agent, Moro M ____
