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Mr sM Un M
Vitae.
4 at to. fl. 0. A«4 mw hem« km- . jrnm » « ¡ w
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Wasco Veterans
T he D alle* ware
. y
Home For Rest
M r, E v s U r r l l l r f L ong B e .c h , LeG m nde »re m ovin g to B W o e k ->■».
C olfornio and Mr and M r.
H enry w here Mr H ydom h .e th e job of «uesta »<■ Z L m the
M otoer, o f
N«a
, P « ~ . Idaho a c t io n fo rem a n ^ M r , H ydom m home. R s ,M — * *
' P irefnen 1 -e , C h a r i« Hartm an
arrived in W nsco the la tter part
<g( la s t w eek to apend a 17-day
figrioogh w ith relative* and friend*
H e ha* been in five m ajor battle*.
He ha* been tran sferred to a naw
ship and 1» to « o to Brem erton
fa r fu rth er order» a t the expira
tio n of h i* -fu r lo u g h .
/ S g t D avid R iehelderfer i* hom e
fr o m M adigan General hoepital in
w ere gu eaU ot
South I*»-
d l> .
p,*'e sn d M r .
w eek end
FOR SA L E : Howard uprght piano
dark oak finish. M arjorie M ai-
vin, Moro
38p
fa m ily sp en t SundaV even in g at .............—........................................ "................. ..
th e hom e o f Mr and M rs S tanley
Tacom a fo r 60 day*.
P fc M alcolm
R iehelderfer of
» »
N ew M exico I» hom e on furlough
S e t B en D oem aier is here from
Spokane for a one w eek furlough.
MM 1 -4 K eith M cDonald «pent
g 4-day fu rlo u g h v isitin g friends
and relative« in W a*co. He le ft
th e f i r *
th e w eek to report
fo r (fifcy.
•*J. Ada"*a, who ha* been haul
in g sand fo r the Hogeaon Con
struction com pany, le ft for his
hom e in Salem S unday. Mrs A d
am* and d aughter w ere here also,
•to y in g a t th e E lv is Rich home.
Mrs Oscar Bruckert is visiting
a t thè W . E. B rockert hom e w hlla
Oscar is helping in harvest.
Mr and M rs R. T. D ingle, Mrs
M ay R yder and Oarley Lendley
sp e n t Sunday a t Cliff«, Wa*h.
Ed N eashan o f Hopland, C a lif.,
v isited from F riday until Sunday
a t th e hom e o f Mr and Mrs Eldon
N eashan. Tw o siste r s from Lake-
v ie w w ere g u e sts a l » .
Mr and Mrs A rt Olsen o f Kelso
« r e v isitin g a t the G.A. Sargent
Sunday. •
Joe Brooks, who has been v a c
ationing fo r the p ast two w eek s
a t Portland, Beaverton and Gres
ham is expected hom e th is week.
/M r* H ildred
Zell
entertained
th e b irth d ay club w ith a lunch
eon a t the Colum bia Gorge hotel,
Tuesday J u ly 24. Member» o f the
club h a vin g birthdays the sam e
day are Mrs H ugh W hite, Mr*
C harles F ulton, Mr* B. E. H ailey,
and Mrs Zell. Other invited g u e sts
w ere Mr» A lice A n d e r so n ," M rs
Carl A nderson, D orothy May and
Mr* W alter Blau all o f Portland
Mrs L. Budd is ta k in g thie week
off and V ivian R ust is taking her
place cooking at the bakery.
' Mr and Mr* Roy Andrew s of
hom e.
Mr and M rs Vinton W atkine of Portland visited over the weekend
T acom a sp en t the w eek end a t at the hom e o f B ill Andrews.
th e hom e o f V inton’» parents, Mr
Stella D illinger o f Salem visited
and Mr* W D. W atkins.
Mrs
France*
Carpenter
and
C H U R C H E S
.
granddaughter, Anna L ee.retum eJ
Moro Community
to their home in Portland a fter
Presbyterian Church
spending the week end a t the O.
Jam es D. M oberg, pastor.
G. Hflderbrand hbme.
Bible School 10 a. m.
Mr and Mrs Earl Riehelderfer M orning w orship a t 11:00 a. m.
“The Fruit* o f . T rust ’
and P F C Malcolm Riehelderfer Serm on
v isited Theron a t Barnes G eneral Prov. 3: 6
Wed. 8:00 P. M. P rayer m eeting
hospital in Vancouver Sunday.
Mr and Mrs Fred A ehischer of C hristian* Science Society
H illsboro are v isitin g a t the Earl
Sunday m orning
services
at
11:00 A. M. Subject “L IF E ”
R iehelderfer home.
Mr and Mr* Leo Dum ler o f S a l include* testim onial* of healing.
The reading room in the rea*
em w ere w eek end visitors a t the
of th e building is open. All a»
Frank Medler home.
Mr and Mrs H erm an Naas of thorized C hristian Science liter*
ture can be bought or borrowed
Toppenish W ash., w ere weekend
W ednesday n ig h t se rvice a t 8
g u e sts a t the home o f Mr ano WASCO M ETH O D IST CHURCH
Mr* Hal Shelton.
Sunday School 10 A. M.
L ittle Larry Sm ith, son o f Mr
F . L- C annell, P astor ,
and M rs Leon Sm ith is en tertain
ing th e mump* th is week
Rev and Mrs F. L. Can nell le ft
Monday fo r a tw o week vacation.
T hey w ill v isit th eir daughter,
LAWTKR
Mr* H u n tly a t D allas and part of
WASOO
MORO,
th eir vacation w ill be spent a t Bay
W a r e h o u s e F o r S a le
W A N T E D : Sedan in m edium price
range. W rite Mrs W alter Kort-
ge, The D alles
38p
T h e M o io Grain Grower» "Association w ill
E X C E L L E N T O PPO R T U N IT IE S
w ith S tate for beginning Case
w orkers and casew ork supervi-
**• dbre in social work. P erm anent
career service w ith m erit system
protection. A pply M erit System
Council, 616 Mead B ldg., P o r t
land 4, Oregon. F inal filing date
sell its Nish warehouse. Bids must be in by
August 6, 1945. ‘Building to be removed
C U ¡^
T h e association reserves the right to re
ject any or all bids.
MORO GRAIN GROWERS ASS’N
W
X
Q jr j
i u ¡
CHOOSE ITS TIME
P E R M A N E N T clerical and steno
graphic opportunities w ith State
w ith m erit system protection.
Advancem ent*. A lso stock cor.
trol clerk and telephone opera
tors. A pply M erit S y ste m Coun
cil, 616 Mead Bldg., Portland
and site cleared by August 1, 1944.
WAR QUALITY
Now that your can begin to p ic k your brand,
let C orby’s g u id e you in you r se le c tio n o f
fine w h isk ey . E njoy C orby’s c r itic a lly and
carefully. We believe you’ll m ark
this light-bodied, sociable blend
as your favo rite fro m now o n .
TOWN AND FARM
WOMEN BEATING CITY
FOLKS AT FAT SAVING
PRODUCED IN THE U .S .A .
vndar fh« dimet iwporvuion of
our uxpurt Canadian blandir
Our government know* that
city women have done an out-
■tandinc Job saving used fat»—
but, now that you town and farm
w om en have rolled up your
alnoves, you are providing more
used fats per kitchen than any
other group in the U. 8. Keep
it up! 100,000,000 more pound* of
used fate are needed this year to
help make vital war supplies
Without your record savings,
w ell never make that quota.
Save every drop! Remember
it*a the small amounts that nil
the Arivage can faster. Drip
pings. skimmings, Scraplnga, and
fat scrape melted down. Your
butcher will five you 3 red points
and up to 4# a pound. If you have
any difficulty, call your Home
Demonstration or County Agent.
jSC oved by WFA and OPA
P a ia lo r by Industry.
H o w to k e e p
y o u r D ie s e l
86 Proof — 6 8.4%
Groin Neutral Spirits
Ja». Barclay & Co., Limited
Peoria, Illinois
o u t o f th e shop
red D ie se l
h a v e |>rov<
e en
n gin
g in e*
e s run clean
cleaner,
sm
oother,
lubricated
w
ith
E
er,
oocner, w D n » M ~
1PM DELO
O ie se l E n gin e Lubricating O il! Y ou r h om e front D iesel
a lso deserves th is grea t oil- Stop* rin g-stick in g, cuts depoeats,
banishes b ea rin g corrosion ! O ften reduces repair* 50% and
America’« far-rthgiflg tubmarinet
d o u b les th e tim e
DELO
Oil 00w!
between Dicsd overhaul*, Order
RPM
B IO P U S H IS O N
T N I P A C I F I C .. . .
. 2T
R. A nderson, Grtss V a lle y , Phone 2 3 2
J. C. W ils o n ,
Many of our fighting units From
Europe are being transferred
W asco , . Phon« 5 5 2
T. Lester Johnsen
C ity.
L t. E ugene Spencer ha* been
transferred from
P ort Chicago,
C alif., to F t, P ia r e « Florida.
Mr and Mr* B. W*. Guy o f P ort
land arrived in W asco Monday to
spend th eir vacation at the home
o f Mr and Mrs F S . L a m b o rn .
A l Dormati tr sp en t the week end
U m UmllU*. WrtWw wtom
Exwltont earning«
goriwar
opijlortunitie». W rite T he J- R*
H ELP W A N T E D : If you live in
W atkins Com pany, 4812 H ollis
Sherm an C ounty, if you can ta ’k
Street, Oakland 8, C alifornia.
th e farm er’s lan gu age. If you
have a car, or if your incom e i* FOR SA L E : 7 f t . cedar post*. IS
A 21 inch posts and better 3d
le ss than $ l ;60 per hour, write
cent* per post delivered any
H. F . Dunlap, 436 R iver Road,
place here. G. L. B rigg», phon«
ugene,
Oregon
36-8c
r. E li|^
T7HT7r VIVftVIl
—
6463 or w rite Gen. Del. The Dal»
H E L P W A N T E D : Established rou-
les,
Oregon
2 2 -UP
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te in Sherm an County, over 909
».room house
hardwood
floors, w ashroom
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--- ------- w ith
traya on ground floor, fu ll base
m en t, b ig furnace, lo t 60 x 270,
fr u it and «hade trees, bertiea,
garden. N ear school, church,
»tore. Mr» H. L. Sw an, 1300 E.
12th S t., The D alles.
38-40c
Lee th e daughter o f M r and M r, John- clftc t o mo
W ednesday and Thursday o f la r t n y M athiooon ci Kufua.
j
“T S ,
w eek. M r. C argill 1. a riMer o f
Mr and M r, Som n Johrmon o t
M b.
M
Portland w ere v b ito r a a t th e Ro*h A rthur Fuqua »pe
iRev and Mr» R oy P ittm an and Guilford hom e Sunday.
in Portland,
S w ett.
M r and Mrs Bob Sm ith
and
fa m ily o f V ancouver visited their
so n , Dermond, a t the home ©f
Mr and M rs A . H. M cIntyre.
\
Andy S an d vig w as taken to a
hoepttol in T h e D a lles la st F riday
He is very ill.
John Hogenaon o f the H ogenson
C onstruction com pany o f M iinop-
o lis, Minn., w as in W asco from
Thursday to Saturday.
Mrs H. N. Fredrick» and baby
boy cam e hom e from th e hospital
.
i/
, W rw A roh ie Jone* and
WH
Mr and Mr* Arah
FO R gA L E ;
In W aw > Sun, day, July >2.
Mr and Mr* H arry H ydom
U n A nna
Or«»on. - Final filing dsts
. August S,
MMf
_4t
to the Pacific via the U .S .A
Most oF them specialize in cer
tain types of warfare and where they
- V
Y our
lo c a l
STAN DARD
re p re s e n ta tiv e
OF
fo r
are going will be a clue
C A L IF O R N IA
to our pions.
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TALK IS A MAJOR WAR PROBLEM. The
' T
discussion of war
information by well-meaning, but thoughtless, Americans has sunk
American sh ip s. . . tipped off the Japs where our attacks would be
m ade. . . warned them of secret weapons we would use.
Little facts betray big secrets. The whereabouts of one man
can locate a division. His date of departure can disclose the sailing
of a ship or convoy. Hi» equipment can disclose where he is going,
his training, the type of operation planned. The Japs gather ftvery
scrap of information, sort it, study it to learn our plans.
S tilli fiMWBRS
in Portland.
Mr and Mrs J. Merlin Hill an J
daughter, Vona Veral stopped a t
the E. P. Rich home fo r a v isit
th is w eek. T hey w ere enroute to
their hom e in N orfolk, N ebraska,
* w here Mr. H ill is Dean o f the
W
C hristian college.
John Fulton
o f N ew berg
is
v isitin g a t the C ecil Field* hom e.
Mrs W. H. Sheubon
o f Hood
R iver, Mr and M rs John R oyce,
and Mr and Mrs John Sheldrake
w ere Sunday guest* a t the Lloyd
R oyce hom e.
Mr and M rs W illiam Karr cam e
from Bend Saturday and sp en t the
w eek end a t the Fred D orm aier
hom e. T hey le f t fo r their home
in Spokane M onday m orning.
Mr and M r» S tu a rt Johnson of
Salem are v isitin g a t the hom e of
Mr and Mrs E. P., Rich.
Mr and M rs H erbert EWing and
d au gh ter, D iane, o f
Bonneville
are h a v in g a tw o w eeks v isit at
the hom e o f Mr and Mrs H arry
♦ '
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DON'T TALK OR W R IT I ABOUT. . .
Locations and movements of'men, ships end materiel, within,
to, or from the Pacific-Asiatic area.
Whan your County Agricultural
Conservation Committee prepares
(
New weapon«, even though you know $ e y have b e e n u * e a
against the enemy, unless officially relea»ed b y the lWUtary
Services.
your loan papers, b e sure to
specify this Branch of the
First National Bank of Portland.
.
P roudfoot Jr.
There w ill be
no preaching
service a t the W asco M ethodist
church Sunday, J u ly 29. Sunday
•
, s-
Are Tk*r» Japan«*» Ag»nts In Am»rl<»?
You'll rwcwivw prom pt and U ficbnt
Jap »plea have baen «snght
I
wwm iM l ■ red-handad. W ith ow
»» C W I
COBSTY
BRANCH
C. A. Ruggles
««“V
thouaands of miles of border
and aoacoaat. It Is Impoaslbla
to completely prevent entrance
and onlt of enemy ag«nta.
|
school hour a t 10:00 a. m.
S H K R M O
INSURANCE :
Moro
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O regor
u n i i i ........ i i r n n ........i l l i n i u m » ™ » »
• R A T IO » A L
-B A S K
OF PO RTLA N D
m ■
gkl H m I
| u V •
’
VCC
1 L j ! I
Ortttos °«« ••
The Jw o kn«w shoot th« » -*•
Too many paopla assume that
they do. The Jape know that
any agent who look» Japan-
ooo woold ho und«r Immediate
■u.plclon. Thay hire p«opl« of
other nntlonalltlaa. Including
Amerlcane,to do their work.
A ■
Aro German A gen ts W orking ••» J»P*f
Th« Jape are daaparat. for lw
m
m formation that will kolp atavo
o f our Anal knockont blow».
Tb«y wUI pay any prlao. Oor-
■
• maB aganta cut og from ’h.i
own country are now operat
ing for the Japan»»«.
I,
Do They Look Uk» Jepon.aa?
F IR S T
*< K
Military Information gained in confidence.
I
t jl
•
Tim« aftw Ham k a m Unkn
of taforoMtion h«ra hava ra-
aulUd In Jn»«MM action that
showed thoi _
•dgo of facts*
O regon's L ead in g M e rc h e n t e f C red l
Tbii t u t i n a
FBRCY
T H O M P S ON
M AIN ST R E E T . MORO
w «k
Done W ell and Quickly
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D E P O S IT '
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