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was July 7th when the register
showed 104 degrees. Monday Aug.
Week to visit end look after her
6th
the mercury again climbed to
trap. She has been living in
104
degrees.
Portland thia summer.
Mr
and Mrs Cart Mell have as
. Mrs Marjorie Marvin received
guests
a t their home, Mr*and Mrs
word Tuesday that her husband- *
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Kenneth
GHbreth of The Dalles.
Boh Marvin, had arrived h \ New
Dorothy
Mae Anderson enter-
York and would be sent to Camp
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Lewis for processing __
for , fur-
Word
received here by,Geo. Uugfh. He io expected home early
_C-on'^ '‘<'t,« <'rY ' home Friday of last week. Je«ui
O. Updegraff ’ that H. W. Champ- next
has dwindled down to eight. At McIntyref ’Patricia Kaseberg and
neya, former bank liquidator of
-
the .beginning of the construction jx>rrBjne Sunderland were 'her
the banks in this county, had died
Clyde Kiddle, who is in charge of the new elevator annex there.
suddenly at his home near Seattle, of the new crop insurance plan in were
26 or 30 men employed.
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Mr Cbampneye was here during Oregon, and Merle Cummin«, AAA They will have completed this job . Joan Burres and F atricia Kase-
tha thirties when the banks were fleldman for this district were in here the last o f the week. Some berg ware Sunday guests at the
being settled by the state exainin- Moro Wednesday while on an in- o f .theterew went to Pocatello, Ida- home o f Mr and Mrs O. G. Hil-
er. He came from Burns.
spection trip over eastern Oregon, bo, to work on the construction derbrand.
Mrs Julia Hansen was here Mon-
c - F hemon of Gresham was a of a new elevator there.
.»• Lesley JBlaMey of Portland was
day on business and for a visit
.At *hc
H<)tel WeJn^ ’
Malcolm HacheMerfer left Sat-
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with her sister, Mrs Leon M ere.
ni*ht ^ ,le on one* <* hl* urday for «<**>. New Mexico af- <k™ mid J * ™ n
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periodic tripe to Sherman county. 1,raay
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Mr and Mrs ®yron Kinsley of
x Mrs Frances Henrichs returned
Cecil Fields moved his machine ter *
wlth
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' The Dalles were Sunday guests
from Camp Sherman last week to the Esta May. Powell land west
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a t the home of Mr and Mrs R H.
leaving her daughter, Mrs Rich- <rf twwn this week to begin out-
M™ * tta Evans
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J McKean.
prd Campbell and daughter at that ting the crop on that land.
*y button were Bunday gu
Martha Hastings and son, Rob-
resort. Mrs Henrichs and her dau-
Connie Wilson returned from the h o m € ™
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by, and Jessie Anfang attended a
ghter, Maxine, will remain during Wawawai, Washington, where she Watkin® Mrs « t ta
ro movie In The Dalles Sunday,
harvest.
had been visiting with her uncle ®Pcn^
\ Mr and Mrs O. T. Hansen were
Charles Ruggles went to Klon- and aunt, Mr and Mrs I. E. Wil- "<riey Dutton.
|n
Friday of last week
dike Tuesday to help his father a «on.
S3-c Robert Berryman of Brem- for the purpose of having Mrs
<by or so as some of the harvest
Mrs Gene Lockett left Monday ertop was visiting this week here. Hansen's finger lanced. She had a
crew were ilk
for New York to visit with her He had a three day leave. ■'
felon.
D r , « r u . in th e •outhwest end parent, when, .h e h « not « e a
L .v d l. G o -o n went to Port
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'*"d Sund*y fOT ‘
nt the hom e, of Ton, nnd Ed Al-
H W Ckam pneys
Mr< Edith Sayre is here
this
Wasco Elevator
Dies Suddenly At
Job Done; Crew
Washington Home
Goes To Idaho *
P IN C H
sixth birthday of little Stephan
Walsh, quite a nurtbar of children
m et in the city park to help him
celebrate the occasion. Thoae pre
sent were Nancy Shelton, Kathy
Walsh, «Sally Fields, Carmen Roy
ce, Sterling Goehnauer, Darlene
Gochnaoer, Janny McIntyre, Lee
and Terry Kaseberg, Betty Lou
Haven, Larry Smith, Jeanette
Belshee, Phyllis and Shirley Wat
kins, Everett Royce, Robfcp Hast
ings and Micheál Fields.
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Sunday In C m , Valley.
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£ ’’»rtU
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It ’ >re
*« "Ported
h c u .t
Mr nnd Mr. CoBl. Moore and ,ng from
town
day, been
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G e e r ,. , V ™ ^ G * ~ ’1 * eck . tree,
b|oonl that
on two metho.
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■he retUrned Tu" day-
- h<m* ” 4urned 40 thelr hOm-‘ ln dirt church lot, which i. very un-
, on n
Mra Elizabeth Schaeffer went Aldington a few days M«-
usual a s locust trees usually
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to Prineville last Friday to at-
^erry Shelton, son qf
J bloom m the late spring or early
M M. Oveson drove to I ort- tend the annual pioneer's faerr.c ton, who has been in
u the South
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summer.
land
Saturday,
taking
his
eons,
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there Sunday. She returned P“ ific theater o f war ia^qyaetoA • Mf
Mr> R w Packard and
Wck and Steve with hun. The < t e ^ S 7 % » h < with Mr and Mrs *><»»»
week.
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daughter and ■ rs Kindt and dau-
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Charley Powell who had driven
Jane Byrd who has been a ghter Ada spent the weekend at
blinder, from h.< eyes and he ap
a p -^
d&y f<>r
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Medl<?. hQme
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,n Rufue.
pears well on the way to recovery
Faye Thompson is here to spend f or tw<0 weei[g returned to her Ada remained for a two weeks
of complete sight.
a part of the summer months hame |n KennCTfick U st week.
visit.
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Mrs Dick Lockhart an«’ son Ro-
with her parents, Mr and Mrs
Bob McDonald of Portland spent
ger, and a friend dro ’e over from
Mr and Mrs H.F. Haley of Ru-
Claude Thompson.
the week end at the hume of Mr
thejr property an(i
Yakima, Washington Saturday to
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Mrs May Belahee was down
d Mrg rv a Medier.
spend the week end here visiting
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ana
bave moved to Rockaway to live,
from her summer home at Camp
from
There was a birthday party
Sherman last week end to see how
Joe Brackett was here
E. R. Barzee came up from
+h« Fatter oart of Ust Sunday August 5bh a t the home
Portland last week to superintend
c v BcIk. weck looking after farm Interests of Ruth Fields in honor of Mus
the harvesting or the Barree land nap is that he has had his teeth around Wasco and Moro.
Catherine Fridley. Those presen:
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, . ■_ . pulled and expects to get better
Sunday August 6th the govern- reereM r and Mr. Earl F,eld. and
here.
Mra_Colli. Moore went to Port-
In
D w ment thermometer^registere^ 99 daughter Gladyce Mr and Mr,
land Tuesday to attend the wed
degrees in Wasco The hottest day Ifa Fridley daughter. Joan, Mr
Nish is growing a beard.
ding of her sister
Mrs Janet
George to Vincent Graue, which
Wheat loans are being made,
was held Tuesday evening in rapidly these days as farmers fin-
Portland. Mrs Moore returned nh their cutting and begin to
Wednesday eccompanied by Mrs realize some financial remunera-
Darwin Van Gilder and Mis« Bet- tion from the crop.
ty Olds, who were in the city on _____< -
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business.
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, Wily Knighten has been work- 1 1 /
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ing at the experiment station ■r*
while harvesting ia going on FOR SALE: 7 ft. cedar posts. 1ST
there.
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cents per . post delivered oc.y
A news story from- Stevens
place here. Q. L. Briggs, phon«
oounty Washington tells of the
6463 or write Gen. Del. The Dal-
exploit of Roger Wilson, who was
les, Oregon
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decorated In Germany for taking
hia commanding officer
* COUNTY AGENTS—- History W.
damaged tank through shell fire
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¿ T p o m t x m of safety. Wilson
H- H»0 poges. besu. fnl, au
thentic, 200 ph tos A maps $5 50
worked on the Tom Fraaer ranch
Write Box. 940. Portland. 7, Ore
• for a year or more before going
into the service.
WANTED: Breakfast cook. Paul
Marsel McKean is here Ihis
Cyphers.
40c
week to visit her brother, Keck,
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FOR SALE: By Cluster’s Auto.
and fbmily.
Government surplus trucks,1939
Corliss McLeod is home on a
-1R42 Dodge, Chevrolet, Ford,
leave from the navy and ie spend
and G M.C., to be sold to holders
ing a part of hie time here with
of AAA certificates. Vehicles
b b mother, Mrs A.W. McLesd
located near south city limits of
WU slater, Pat, and daughter arc
Redmond Oregon on highway 97,
also here for a visit.
sale begins August 6, 1945 and
Neal RuggFee, son of Mr and
to continue through August 20.
Mrs Star Riwgles drove by Moro
40-1c
Wednesday ni^ht while on his way
to Redmond for a truck load of
hay- .•
P. N. .Lemmon of ABany was
In town Whursday having come up
F E R C Y T H O M P S ON
earlier in the week to see about
MAIN STREET. MORO
his wheat crop oh hi« farm near
Klondike which ie fawned by Work Done Well and Quickly
Walter Brockert.
SHOE REPAIR
J. B Adame was here last
week end for a day or 'so, but
Returned to Ontario where he is
attending to
Eastern Oregon
Land eampeny business for the
summer. The company has ,h*y
land and beet land m crop there
and is practically out of wheat
land in Sherman county.
Imogene Johnson was here Mon
day and Tuesday to visit her sis
ter, Mr Lamer Sayrs. She came
from Hermiston where she
is
local manager for the Consolida
ted Freighways. <
Doyle Hayward, power division
manager for the Pacific Power A
flight conxpany, was here Thurs
day to make some teats on the
power lines of the county.
A smal) fire burned several ac
re« of stubble and standing wheat
on the Jim Kenny place Tuesday
before It could be put out by the
crews of two combines, a fortun
ate thing considering the dryness
of the day.
How to keep
trucking along
R ig h t now, w h to yoor truck
must keep going, R P M H e fty
D u ty M o to r O il is your best bet! For blended w ith its se
vent ring-sticking. . . keep o il passages o p e n ...m a k e for
long, repair-free motor life. ( J y government directive, R P M
Heavy D u ty M o to r O il is M
under ’/< con.)
available for cars and trucka
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C. R. Anderson, Grass Valley, Phone 232
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J. C. Wilson, Wesco, Phone 552
Y o u r lo c a l r e p r e i e n t o l i v e f o r
S T A N D A R D OF C A L IF O R N IA
When your County Agricultural
Conservation Committee prepare»
your loan papers, be sure to
specify this Branch of the
MORO LEGION HALL
SATURDAY, AUG. 11
A merican Legion,- Sponsor
INSURANCE
Morb
foego*
Jim’s Cascadians, Music
i ii i in ii mu 111 iiiiHii1" “ 1 tiTi>jlltl
GIIIIHIJiS
lected base o il are special, patented compounds. These pre
C. A. Ruggles
iiiiii
L t Bart Shepari, sMrt Aawa aft
and Mrs Wayne Bartron, Leland were Ann Clothier, Gwendolyn er M mleeleos ever Germaay, wttM
Schwendel and Raymond Douglas'' Nisbet, Janet Workman, Dolore» the lees ef eae leg, reoeatty pitched,
It was a complete surprise to Mies Watkins, Emma Jean W allace,, fear hudags agataet the fsisae
Barbara Buck, Doris Thompson, BreeUya Dedgers la a W aeldaftea
Fridley.
Mr and Mrs C. R. Morrison and Betty Dormaier. Games were charity gaase. He le ehewa w a ra>
lag ap befere the game started.
were The Dalles shoppers Monday. played and refreshments consist
Charley Harper accompanied them ing of tee cream *nd cake were
to his home there-
served.
C H U R C H E S
The Rev. and Mrs Charles Ne Moro Community
Dr Greisinger of Porhmd spent
the weekend at his farm which is ville and family o{ Corvallis, who Presbyterian Charch
have been visiting for the past
James D. Mo berg, pastor.
operated by Fred Dormaier.
Mrs William Powell of The Dal three weeks at the home of her Bible School 10 a. m.
les visited at the L. E. Winnett parents returned to their home Morning worship at 11:00 a. nru
Friday of* last week
Sermon “Jeeus Honors Faith”
home over the week end.
Wed. 8:00 P. M. Prayer meeting
Mr and Mrs J. F Foss e f Moro
Mr and Mrs Bernice Guy left
Mrs J. M. Matteson and son, John for their home m Portland Sunday.
Christian Science Society
were Sunday guests at the I>aw- They had- been visiting at the F.
Sunday morning servioes a I
rence Kaseberg home.
S. Lamborn home. Mrs Kenneth 11:30 a.m . Subject “LOVE”
Pfc ■Clyde Fridley Jr., Air Force Blau accompanied them home.
Includes testimonials of healing.
Cadet, arrived home Monday from
The reading room In the rear
Mrs Frank Morrow, Mrs Ade-
Hobbs, New lffexieo to spend a lene Hull and grandson, Jose Un of the building is open. All aa
twenty-two day furlough visiting’ derbill and Mrs A. Shearer and thorized Christian Science litera
relative» and fnends.
grandson, Billy,
were • dinner ture can be bought or borrowed
Wednesday night service at 8
Mr and Mrs Wilbur Miller, Lo guests last Thursday at the home
wer Miller and Harry Cngbill of Mr and Mrs S. J. Brock.
WASCO METHODIST CHURCB
were in Hood River Sunday.
Mr and Mrs Howard Conlee of Sunday School 10 A. M.
F. L Cannell, Pastor
Lavelle Guy of Portland was a Moro were in Waaco Sunday.
Mrs W. R. Reid was quite ill
week end guest at the F. S. Lam-
last week and Mrs Leonard Lutje
bora home.
GAS AND OIL
Mrs W. F. Freeman and son, took her place at the store.
Tirea-Acceaaoriea
Mrs Adelene Hull and grandson
Dand of The Dalles were guejts
of
Albany
visited
at
the
home
of
two days last week of Mr and Mrs
R H. M cK E A N and SON
L. L. Funk for a few days last
L. P. Haven.
In a n r a r fe e
Mr and Mrs Pardy Rich and week.
Graia, Feed, Flour, Fuel
Mrs J. M. Yocum of Heppner
Mrs Arthur Van Gilder went to
Farm
Implements. Bags, Twine
Portland Sundayl and returned the »pent Friday of last week at the
home of Mr and Mrs L. L. Funk. BARBED WIRE—GOOD POSTS
same day.
Mr and Mrs Lloyd Royce and
Tuesday of last week there was
PHONES
a birthday party held a t the home family and Mr and Mrs John Roy Feedstorv
Office
Residence
of Mr and Mrs Leo Watkins in ce had dinner 'Sunday at Helmick’s
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honor of their daughter Joan’3 on the Deschutes.
WASCO
OREGON
Saturday August 4th being» the
eleventh birthday, Those present
First National Bank of Portland.
You’ll receive prompt and otHcimt n n i a .
SH ERM AN COUNTY BRAHCH
F IR S T V IT IO A A L l i ( |
OF PORTLAND
O r e g o n 's L e a d in g M • rc lia n t o f C re
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