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About Sherman County journal. (Moro, Or.) 1931-current | View Entire Issue (Oct. 5, 1945)
1 rAU* 4, H H RUM AN COUNTY JOUMNAU MüHü, OMIWOX Grass Valley ites Nearly All Go <4^»V » V V On Hunting Trips Among the residents who left Friday on a deer hunting trip w r e Mr and Mrs Ed Ailey, Mr and 1 ^ Alfred Kock, Mr and Mrs Arch Cantrell, Tflr and Mrs Frank Pike Mr and Mrs George Smith, Mi and Mre Joe Bibby, Clyde Stradley, Os- car Lemley, Wren Hogue, C. W. Fields, Mr and Mrs Art B>bby, Mr and Mrs Herman Peters,, Geo. Wilcox, Mr and Mrs bell *Olds, Mr and Mrs W. C. Todd, Mr and Mrs Bill Todd, Paul Goddard and Lot Must, Earl Olds and GLnn Ferry. . . * * ' Mr and Mrs A. A. Dunlap re turned home Thursday from Pci t- land where they »pent about a week visiting relatives and friends. Red Bottenberg of Redmond was a guest at the home of Mr and Mrs W. F. Schilling Sunday leav ing on Monday Tor his home. Mr and Mrs Fred Stradley came up from The D a le s Friday to stay at the ranch while Clvde g>es WdHam Briokert arrived home S a t u A y from Texas having re- reived Ms discharge from the army. FRIDAY» Ruggles Thursday Oct. 11, a g°°d attendance ia dec i red as important business is to be transacted Mr and Mrs? Roy Hoafelt of Goidendale, Wash., stopped over night at the T. M. Rolfe home Sat urday on their way tbo the Tygh Valley rode? on Sunday. , Mrs A1 Roberts and children left for their home ln Corval- ^ ^ „ d i n g several months nU Mr and Mrs Frad % tl4< of Boring spent several days vis iting at the home of Mr and Mrs John Engstrom. Mr afld Mrs Harold Eakin are the parents of <a daughter, Manna Faye, bom Tuesday Sept 25 - at The Dalle« hospital. Mr and Mrs Jake Ealinger and family came up from 'Poniiand Saturday on business and to visit relatives returning to the city Monday. The Mission society m et at the home of Mrs Amelia Peterson Thursday afternoon Avith eight members present. Refreshments were served at the close of the meeting. tle Danny Emerson went Mrs Jacob Wessenmiller receiv- a letter from her grandson, Donald Olds SK 3->c, with the Sea- bees who left recently for over- seas, »that he and his brother, P l Willard Olds, meet every day on Mr and Mrs »Sam Davis shipped Guam where Willard had been for a truck load of turkey hens S ul - many months. diay and another load Monday .to Mrs Arlene Stark and Oinn the Portland market. Stark radioman 1-c and w ife ar- Mr and Mrs Earl Harvey and rived Monday from Portland to family are moving to the ranch visit relatives returning to the recently vacated by Mr and Mrs city Tuesday. Everett DunBap. Frank Bayer wns dismissed fmm the hospital Friday where he had Mr and Mrs John Buether had been a week for medical treat as guests from last Tuesday until ment. Mrs iScott Whitwood brought Saturday Mr and Mre Oscar We him home Sunday. dam and Hugo Mikldla from Cne Mr and Mrs Cunt is Stark, Mrs balis, Wash. They are cousins of Helen Bayer and children, Carl , Freída Buether. Both were recent and Ina May Ziegler were in The ly discharged from the service. Dalles Friday on business. Doris John Buether and daughter, and little Danny Emerson came Freída, and Dorie Payne and lit- home with them. M? and Mre J. S. Newcomb and Mr and Mrs John Engotrom went to The Dalles Thursday when Mr Engstrom entered the hospital for medical attention. Fed Oox, Don Cox and Mrs Al Roberta Were in The Dalle« Thurs day on business. Among those who «mended vhe Mr and Mrs Willard Barnett rodeo at Tygh Valley Sunday were were in The Dalles Friday on bus Mr and Mrs’ John Buethei and iness. daughter, Freída, Mr and Mrs Cfll Mr and Mrs Cuntas Stark ar- Buether and family, Herehel Riggs, rived Friday from Aatorin to F n tx Rohweder, Mr and Mr» H. 0. tRfir ‘rotation visiting rel- Dugger, Mrs John Rust and dau- atves and friend«. ghters, Carl Ziegler, Keith Bayer, Mr and Mrs W. F. Schilling have Bob Hoskinson,-Ethel and Margar as their guests the latter’» tro- rt Barnett, Everett Oantrell, Ed- ther and sister in law, Mr and ffw Alley and children John and Mr» O.C. Luchterhand of Cres- Barbara, Billy Bardenhagen. Mr well who arrived Monday, and Mr« Grover Young, Sgt. Har ry Young, Mr «and Mrs Clarence Mr and Mre Areell Lemley rc- Young, Mr and Mrs W. D. Bar- t*r»ed oaa day lust week from >nd daughters, Betty and rtMkand where they spent several Dorothy, Mr and Mrs Norris Gilki- d a y s v is itin g r e la tiv e s . «on and Mr and Mrs Dean Rey Sgt. Lawrence Denis with the nolds. Earl «Old» and Glenn Perry re army, a former resident of Grass turned home Monday evening with Valley, w as on the bus Saturday a small deer. on his way (to T*he Dalles from Mr and Mrs Orville Ruggles Sun Franciacd, hrhere he arrived left Sunday on a deer hunting b «plane from the Hawaiian I* funds to visit hl» mother, who is seriously ill. Mr und Mrs U une» Phifer and daughter, movid to Shaniko Sun day where he Svill be employed on the highway. Mr and Mfu Bert Cox, Mrs Charles Andferson and Mrs Julia Sumner were in The Dalles Fri day on business. Mrs Wallace May returned home Wedneaday from Hood River where Wilt «opacity whH<* GRAIN MARKET GOOD Dallé? Tuesday on business. Mr and Mrs Alfred P a y ^ a nd WORLD NE E D S IT fam ily «wared la st week tfr» the Domestic grain m arkets contin- George Wilcox ranch, which they ued to show strength during the have rented. r week ended «September 27, as the Mr and Mrs C. R. AnderMn and same factors which prompted kd- son, Dennis, and iMr and Mrs John vanoea o f recent weeks were still Block attended the rodeo at White present and made fo r bread b u y in g support, according to, the Pro Salmon, W ashington Sunday. Mr and .’Mrs Edgar Alley were duction and Marketing Adm inis in The DaUes Monday on business. tration, U SD A . These included Mr »and Mrs Charles Baker and large potential world . needs for family moved to the Frank For foodstuffs o f all kinds, broad do man ranch at Antelope Saturday. m estic trade in (flour and >fe?d Ralph Rust and eon, Dickie, etuff«, and the strong tone in re- were in The Dalle« Friday on bus curitiee m arkets. Flour production generally remains a t practically iness. - . . H istérica! W o lm mixer* and grinders are engulfed by a re cord demand ffoc^their products. Aa a result, demand fo r cash grain s «of all kind« is broad and moderate amounts moving to ter m inals are readffly absorbed. All grades and protein ranges o f cash There ’ was a young maiden, LX. Sioux, w ,, •. More tem pting that» W ’ home . Brioux, Who displayed her cute knaap, A s «he strolled past t e o M * And the Braves a ll. hollered Wi w heat drew close to ceffmg prices oux, Wioux! during th e week at som e Midwest The reason why a girl pan’t ern markets, while com , flax and catch a b all like a man is because best typ es o f . m ellow _ m alting a man is «o much ¡trigger «ad eas barley held firm a t ceilings*. ier to catch. Silver and gold are not the only There ia no «virtue so truly great coin; virtue too passes current and godlike as justice. f all over the world. Euripides , . < A##«®» ■ — ;----- ................................. - g Zff U& T H E O L D R E L IA B L E -f « r Q n .iity —Dependability—"C oartw y ÇanytleA of this Clean, Family Newspaper T he C hristian S cience M onitor Free from crime and lem atiooal news . . . Free from political b ia s . . . Free from ’'»pedal interest” control • • . Free to tell you the truth about w o rld events. Its own w orld-w ide staff o f u n u - tpondents bring you on-the-spot news and its meaning so you and your fa m ily . Each issue filled w ith unique self-help features so d i p and keep. Quality Store VALLEY dollars reach them They provide rest and rec- They bring good cheer and reation for the heroes of *- comfort to the guardians of our Merchant Marine, the men who deliver supplies to every fighting front. lonely island outposts scat Among those Crem Grass Valiev who were business «visitors and rhoppers in The Dalles Monday were Mr and Mrs Art Schilling. Mrs W. F. Schilling, Mrs John Engritrom, Mrs James Raster. Mrs A. F. Baker, Mr and Mrs Ar- aell Lemley and Mrs A. A. Dun lap. • Mr and Mrs A1 Fox were bus- iness visitors in The Dalles We<l- nesday. th s tered throughout the vast Pacific. T h e y h e lp r e s to r e th a wounded, m mind and spirit. Over 500 U.S.O. dubs near hospitals give aid and relaxa tion to convalescent». Tour dollars don’t forget our gallant W ACS, and Army N urses. T o thousands o f them , the U.S.O. is the near est thing to “home.” , > ‘ "Srough your Community ar Fund, your doflar* lend ’ helping hand to w ives, children and families of our men in service. she spent several days w ith h e r M r and M r* O. N. R u g g le s and mother, Mre J. A. W a lte r, w ho is M r and M rs O rv ille R u g g le s w ere 111. > in T he D alle* T h u rsd a y on busl- The LuJire Social Service ctub ness, will meet at »the home of Mrs 0. N. Mr and Mrs Bert Garrettson N ot all our men are fighting Japs. Thousands serve in conquered lands and at for eign b a ses. Y our dollar« bring them — reation.. In China, the Philippines, Mil over the world, destitute and helpless people are aided by a share of your War Fund dollars. And, right here at home, your dollars help keep the Visiting Nurse on her errands ’ o f mercy. N o call ia ever revised Y o u r d o lla r« b rin g th e "smiles o f Stars’* each week to more than a million men, wherever they are, through UJ5.0. Camp Shows. The hreflnf power of your dollars is felt by the wounded . . , dollars that help heal through laugh*** and oeaca of mind. ./ z Y 1/ -1 "Thanks,” say the Spars, Waves and lady Marines for 'th e thousands of "little things” your War Fund dpl- lai a have (lone for them. » ••m t • • Former Nari slave labor, on Its way back. Your dollars will help th ep greatly to return to their homes and sanity. *■» *. < "Honorably Discharged"... returned to civ ilia n life. Your dollars give counsel, personal-adjustm ent aid , legal guidance, etc. AU branches o f our armed forces receive the mercy of your dollars. T h ey bring every th in g from checker boards to Bob Hope. SIVE SENEROUSLV TS YOUR COMMUNITY WAR FUND REPRESENTING THE NATIONAL WAR fB N D Mow, more than ever, you a dollars are needed to serv» ; our men throughout the long hard road to final Vfc^ocx ' ,V j f
