Sherman County journal. (Moro, Or.) 1931-current, August 24, 1945, Page 4, Image 4

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Peter, »rent to The Dalle« Thun,-
day to bring Herman Peter, home
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Janice, Mr» Edison Sutherla
Miss Louise Fraley went
Dalles Thursday. Mrs Soil
accompanied her sister, Mis
ley *> Portland for a fe»
before refom m , to h J h
Richland, W " * -
them and will go home wi
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Sgt and Mrs Ralph Buase went week or two.
to The Dalles early Monday morn-
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mg on hum ««, f u m i n g ’ home
M l,, Dorothy Holmes an
with Mr and Mr Wallace May.
Agnes Brogan o f.A n tr io p
Sunday "for Portland -j*o
Mrs Leonard Jones arrived here nurseg training after 81
Monday from Seattle, Wash , to their vacation with Mrtir p
visit her parents, Mr and Mrs
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Tom Alley.
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Mr and Mrs E>ell Olds, Mi
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Mr and Mrs Wallace May and
gnd Mr . and Mre j
»on, Clarence, took Mr» L. D, May peUrs end sonl. Herman a
and Mrs Grace Zevely to The Dal-
wey>t u Mt Hood “Si
tea where they will stay * we*“k
Hucklelierries ov<
for treatments.
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week end.
Sgt and Mr» Ralph Buase and
Mis» Frances Wells and 1
daughter returned home Satur- friend came up W ednajdj
day from Lakeview where they, McMinnville to visit .tala»
aasat a w ee k ria Miw n la t h r— / twndttg h a nn^Tburfday w
j. .. ' former’s father, Roy WeU
Mr and Mr» Arthur Newcomb
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Mrg j ames Bla,
and daughter», Margaret and Joan, Mildren came Wednesday
of Camas, Wash., were overnight" Bingen, Wash , to visit
guests at the J. S._ Newcomb ^onve of Mr and Mrs J.W .
home Thursday night. '
James left Thursday for hi
Miss Marcile Zurlinden returned *nd Mrs B1®gtL a"d C^Jd
fo her home In PorH.ml S u n ^ y
« fu r «pending «-veral »reek, wrtn
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her gmu.dp.nenU, Mr .n d Mm
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Blagg and Miss Dorethy (
Mr and Mrs Frank Wulke of S t
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Helens arrived Wednesday to visit
Vancouver on Sati
at the home o f his brother in law
A n iu Barnett HA
and sister, Mr and Mrs C. R. An
^ avo» t »»*+ Thursday 1
derson and his mother, Mrs C.
where she will be s
Wilke. ..
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Mr and Mrs Bernard Martin and
par(.ntgi Mr and Mr
daughter and Mrs Jennie Martin p un]ap
of Moro were Sunday dinner guests
Mrs C/ftrl sberman came
*t the home of Mr and Mrs Boyce Portland £o visit her brot
Blaylock. _----- . family Mr and Mrs Arze
Mrs-France» Brihby of Cornelius . .
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and Elsie Bibby of The Dalles ar-
Mr and Mrg Kd Alley
rived Thursday to visit at the A£t Portland Saturday returr
Bihby home
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» m e evening accompanied
Mrs Ted voaBorst< 1 and daugh-
Bruce Alley SK 2-c i
ter, Mrs Keith DeCouTcey, were Alley and daughter, Kar
in The Dalles Friday on business. wdl gp€nd a week with
Miss Cassie Holmes came up pruce is home on a So ds
from The Dalle» Monday to spend
Mr^ Frank von Borstel
her vacation with relatives. -
Portland Thursday on bus
Mr and Mrs Dean Old« came up turning home Saturday,
from Portland Wednesday t o visit
Mrs Arzell IxamJey, M
her parents, Mr and Mrs .Jacob Sherman and Mrs A. A.
Wassenmiller and other relatives, vfcve |n The 'Dalles Mor
returning home Friday.
business.
WiBre Brittain went to his home
Mr and Mrs Gus Sm?1
m Tygh Valley Saturday to spend Arch Ze-hfler and Mrs Ne
the week end accompanied by Vio- dan of The Dalles were
let, Rachael and Irwin Parkhurst relatives here Monday a
who »pent the week end with
Mr and Mrs Art Barn
th®m.
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j iY. Y R lL u h e th S o h a e ffer and
RUFUS GRANGE HALL
Is an old established firm that £a> bavn sl IH u j .
servicing and repairing cars for a generation.
The dependability of its products and the qual­
ity o f its service has been proven many times.
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Now, when it is doubly important that you
have good workmanship and quick service to
keep your cars and trucks running, have ns take
care^of yonr service problems.
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T . Lester Johnson
LAWYER
WASCO
MORO
Kent Legion Hall
Tire Repair a
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M errym akers Refreshm ent
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Set himself up with those matured War Bonds we bought h a d
in the 1940’s—/our dollars for every three we aavted originally
Back in 1945, even, we knew it would turn out this way.
Buying all the Bonds we could. And soring them!
Tom ’i a wonderful husband. And he deserves all the credit.
WeU, almost all!
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There was a tim e—that was back in 1945, too, I guess—
when he needed a little help from me. I found he’d let down
on his Bond buying. N ot only that, he actually almost
suggested we cash in a Bond or two to pay for something
we wanted .
And that's where I put my foot down!
"YOU LISTEN TO ME, Tom Laph&m,” I told him. ’’D on’t
you know that the biggest difference between a success and a
failure is that the success sticks to his plans? I don’t want to
he married to a man who hasn’t the resolution (or maybe I
said ’gumption’) to slaek off on what he knows is right! You’rs
not going to sabotage oar future!”
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How to
wipe out
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quickly
I gues^etw y husband needs a wifely dressing down once in a
while! And thank heaven Tom listened to me!
e kept out Bonds—and bought more and more of ’em! First
thing we knew, we had enough so we began feeling secure.
That gave Tom confidence—helped him get ahead. And Ass
year, enough bonds matured to make our dreams come true!
Standard Fly Spray is sore death to flies, fleas, mosquitoes,
moths, ants, many other insects. It kills on contact — in a
jiffy! Safe to use. Standard Fly Spray won’t harm humans,
w on't stain wallpaper or fabrics, when used according to
directions. Get some to d a y - for health protection!
TOM’S A SUCCESS— yet he might have failed if I hadn’t
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R. Anderson, Grass Valley, Phone 2 3 2
J. C. W ilson, Wasco, Phone 552
Yr. i- I n c o i - e p r e s e n f a t i v e f o r
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spoken. And, of course, he’s forgotten. I wouldn’t '
dream o f reminding him —it’s a secret between us girls.
MORAL: T^ink of your future—hang on to your bonds! And
keep on buying more!
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WAR BONDS...
io have and to hold!
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THE OLD RELIABLE for
QtuUitjr-DepencUbility—Courtesy
This is an official V. S. Trsaswrg adssrtisement—prepared under auspices of Ti t& H y
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. Deparittsnl and W ar Adseriiting Council