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Melvin Baker
tome and Out
Metvm Baker came back from
the M H H n w last week end and
was * visitor in Moro Tuesday,
b y jh is mother and
Looking a little thin
and lus thinness accentuated by
his keighth, Melvin came back to
receive his Anal discharge papers
b erase b o f hie near five years ol
duty with the army.
Mia May Barnum, accompanied
by her brother Roy Kunaman and
wife were here from The Dalles
Tuesday afternoon
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Rapr* pads th e and Mrs Fred
Hellberg and children, came up
from Astoria Sunday night for a
visit o f several days with her par*
ante, Mr and Mrs John Foes.
lfr and Mrs Giles French <hx>vc
to Salem Sunday to attend the
monthly meeting o f the Tax Study
Commission, a group of 13 mem*
bers empowered by the last leg
islator«' to study Oregon's tax
system for purposes of • making
whatever recommendation»
for
change that might be beneficial.
They returned Monday night
Rev J. D. Moberg, wife, child
ren, and hie mother left Sunday
for McMinnville from where they
will deploy toward the eoast and
to Turner, Oregon for a'vacation
of ten days or two weeks.
Mbs Vivian Trounce returned
from Portland Monday after hav
ing been in the city for the past
six weeks visiting friends.
Mrs W. S. PoweU is in the Mid-
Columbia hospital in The Dalles.
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Mr and Mr> Virgil Archer and
som , left Sunday for their old
home in South Dakota for a visit-
Mr Archer had received his call
for induction into the army but
the new ruling exempting men
over 26 from service made his trip
unnecessary for that purpose. How
ever, hawing made all arrange
merrts to take the trip they left
on schedule.
M t and Mrs Carroll Sayrs left
last week end for Portland and
the coast where they will spend a
post harvest vacation.
Mr And Mrs John k . Wilson
left Wednesday fbr their horns In
Portland after spending the hat
vest season in Sherman County,
Bruce Kee le in Sherman coun
ty again for a few days visit.
Bruce has been in the tuberculosis
hospital in The Dalles for" sfte
months and is getting along very
well and expects I to be able to
leave this fall or winter.
tor and Mrs £ . E. Barzee left
last Week end for Newport where
they spend their annual hot wea-
their vacation.
Mr and Mrs Ralph Eakin aud
daughter, Joan, went to Portland
Wednesday where Joan expects
to have the cast removed from her
leg so she can learn to walk nor
mally again.
Barbara Meloy is here for a vis
it with relatives in this - county,
having arrived Friday.
Mr and Mra J. T. Jones and
their son and wife left early thia
week on a vacation trip, expect
ing to be gone until Sunday. Mrs
Vernon Flatt is putting out the
mail for Mrs Jones.
Mrs L. L. Peetz and daughter,
Mrs Karl Landstrom and her dau
ghter, Maris Lou, left Saturday
for a trip to the beach, going first
to Lebanon to pick up Mr Land-
Strom’s parents for the latter
part of the trip.
Mr and Mrs A. B Ghrisrtianson
and daughter, Diane, left Thurs
day for California where they
will visit their son, Bon, at Camp
Parks, near San Francisco.
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To the PibHc: NO WaUt at E&
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Park. Signed: L. L. PfieU.
hary within a short time and re
Captain Tom Fraser is h«fe to
turn to Sherman county to live
He has been in nearly four years Upend e few days with his parents
tiring which time he haa seen Mr and Mrs T. H. Fraser.
~ Mr and Mn Glen McLachlan
much service in the Pacific.
Mr and H r s Wdy Knighton wore went to M t Hood Sunday to try
in Bend Monday nnd Tuesday and find a patch of huckleberries.
Mr and Mrs Glare Axtell camo
to attend a school for training
>m handling service eases ,for th« over from Dufur Sunday to spehd
Red Gross. Mr, Knighten is ssr¿ the day visiting friends and rel
vice chairman of that organiza-1 atives around Moro.
Several parsons and families
tton.
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from
Sherman county have ex
Maurice Letson is hobbling
pressed
an intention to attend the
about these days with a Wood
annual-
Sherman eouiyty picnic
poiaining infection in his right
whieh
will
be held at Laurelhurst
foot. It is improving.
Mr and Mrs Harvey Thompson park in Portland next Sunday,
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and children, < accompanied by August 26
Anajean Knighten left Thursday
Max Barzee had a few
days
for Cannon Beach to spend a va bare this week While on his way
cation period away from the glare from Great L ak es' train mg sta
tion to Camp Shoemaker, Calif.
of the wheat field.
A grass fire started by Lester
Newly married Mr and , Mrs
Barnum Monday almost got away Mahlon Traeewell, her mother,
from him and help was caked to Mrs Emma Davis of Kent and Lu
keep It out of the Moore Bros- ther Davis and Walter Eok were
field which waa done.
Mr and Mrs Bob Marvin are on
a vacation-trip to Spokane and on
up into Canada where they will
visit Like Louise and return by WANT A PU P? 3 male Austra
lian Shepard pups John DeMosa
way of Seattle.
Mr and Mrs Vincent Crane game
Muro, Oregon
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up from Portland Wednesday to
TRACTORS FOR SALE: one Cle-
spend a part of their honeymoon
trac 38HP late model with light?
here with her sister and family,
starter, power-pulley, 20” tracks
Mrs C. P- Moor. Thursday the two
Full di— 1, completely rebuilt
couples drove to Madras Where
and guaranteed One Interna
M t Grane lived before he entered
tlonal TD^, 88HP with cab,
the serviefe.
•tarter, lights and wide tracks.
E. A. (Dude) Fine and family
1841 model, has been completely
returned to Moro Thursday , aftex
reconditioned. One Allis-Chal
a month’s baying near Shaniko.
mers 55HP diesel, with «tarter,
He will start work on the high
lights and cab. This tractor is
way soon.
in first class mechanical condi
A new co«t of shingles is being
tion. One AMis-Ghahners mo
placed on the Chrisman house re
del K gasoline crawler of 50HP.
c e n tly bought by Mrs Edith Bur-
Mid-Columbia Supply A Equip
dinner guests of
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Mr And Mrs B . H. Lewis left
Monday for their home in Okl?-
after finishing the harvest
season when Mr Lewis was a
member of the force wt the ©leva-
tor.
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Mr and Mfs Dewey Thompaui
and Mrs and Mrs Carl Meber re-
turned this week from the beach
where they had spent a few days
getting cooled off from the long
harvest.
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The Man
You
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U p in tha locom otiva cab of your train sits
a man you seldom s e e . Parhaps you never
catch a glim p se of him although ha is re
sp on sib le for taking you to your destination.
U n ion Pacific, lik e other railroads, h as c e r
tain exactin g requirem ents for an engineer.
The man w h o p ilots a p assen ger or freight
locom otive has served years as a firem an...
know s th e function of a locom otive • many
p a r ts. . . is thoroughly familiar w ith operat
in g r u l e s . . . has p assed a rigid physical
exam ination and b een period ically re-ex
am ined. In short, h e is w ell qualified, both
FOR SALE: 7 ft. cedar posts IS
A 21 inch poets and better 34
cents per poet delivered any
place here. G. L. Briggs, phom
6468 or write Gen. Del. The Dul
les, Oregon
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1 W e a t h e r s t r ip a n d C a lk in g I n s u la t io n .
T h e y s a v e m a x i m u m f u e l p e r d o lla r Of
c o s t o n w i n d o w s a n d d o o r s , a ls o r e d u c e s
and
Mrs A. H. Barnum returned
Friday from Portland where she
had been visiting with her sons,
Orville and Ted and families. -
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ment. iPbdne-3’23 The Dalle»,
Oregon.
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Mr
Dourria Sunday.
m entally and physically, to handle his Job.
Care in selectin g and training em p loyees
has b een a b ig factor in establish ing the
en viab le U nion Pacific record for safe and
d ep en d ab le transportation over the Stra
teg ic M iddle Route, uniting the East with
the mid-W est and th e Pacific Coart.
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A nother "man you seldom see" Is many
m iles away, doing his part to sp e e d total
victory. Let's bring him h om e—and quickly.
You can help b y buyin g b o n d s—savin g
them —and then buying more.
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M a te a l aah o a w id o aatw ork a ra ry S a a d a y alte ra o o a .
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Work Deae Well and Quickly
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Grain. Feed. Flonr. Fuel
■ Farm Implements. Bags. Twine
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system-wide rate slash now makes your electric service a greater value
than ever!
Conservation Committee prepares
Your taxpaying, business-managed power system has reduced the
your loan papers, be sure to
price of electricity again and again since it started out in business back
specify this Branch of the
in 1910. Jt ha^ cut rates
five tim es
in the past 9 years alone..
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First National Bank of Portland.
This record of American business progress really means something!
You’ll receive prom pt and efficient service.
It was established by a company that shares your tax burden, pays its .
own way, and gets no ’’free ride” at public expense. Low-cost P P & L
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electricity is today’s biggest bargain.
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