Sherman County journal., October 12, 1945, Image 3

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feution «f a nrotJh spent in Calif»
•irrtia with relatives, iooluding thei*
ton, Robert and family. They re-
tuthed by the Oregon coast reute.
„ C hari«. Franz u d M . ervw of
(» w ro te wqrkeq* ram e up Wednee-
P«ft!E It P » " * « » I» - been di.-
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S«rVice Men
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Mrs Lamer
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quietfy on a halafiRf iJwy
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stock yards hokhngpoa to tin* h ad
«¿gap <rf his Hereford steer.
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d . FWd. T.« m wfter jeqnec . .
Moro, together
an airplane mechanic sin«e May l 6»
concrete work for Various Individ-
IMI. He has been a staff sergeant uais.^Mlfat job started was
Kent Farmers
C H U R O M E S
Before Vinter
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■ P. N. Lemmon has sold hie Klon­
dike ranch to Walter Bruckcrt
✓ who has been farming it for sev-
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Fuller
bought
the Hou-
ghton placb, north of his
bis home
.ptaeg, from Robe: t JtoMa- ‘
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rs Holier. Boynton came np
Wednesday from Portland having
h a w given her final diadurge
from th . array nurae corp.. , .
Mr and Mra Bid Smythe were
h - e from The D ^ le . the n o t Of
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,
. r x - u t Wa,L v ile Buggies wBI give a musical
v in t his « d c r nt Oronlfc, Wash- Jr>
wor.
ington sod Mr and Mrs George
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G m J*V i 1I c >,
Belknap went hack to Eugene,
Baptist church at 11 a-tn~ -
The elder Mr Belknap will join
Young Peoples Meeting 7:00 P. M.
them there later, according to plan,
Evening Services 8:00 ,P. M.
No one bought the baiher shop
Howard A, SchdHng, pastor
equipment and kmg haired citizens
must travel ten mires to be shorn. WASCO METHODUfr CHUBCS
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Notice of a marriage license be­ Sunday Scbdoi 1>
ing issued to WiHiern Alsup Jr., Classes for all ages,
son o f Mr and Mrs Mac Alaup of Mom mg Worship— 11 a.m.
w>m if and v irg in » June Hines Junior League at « * 0 P. M.
Waaoo w given in the Ohronl_______ F. L- Cannsll, F a at a r '
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tme weex.
Ronald Hmdth of Wenatchee,
Washington will talk’ before the
HaITOany Grange Friday night
<nd
Kent GnaI<e Sat.
urda „ ^ ht
exp| , | n the
pro^
Aeztr<xe , yrup
thC
“ hi’
Christian Science
SdcMfffe*
Sunday morning herrioes a |
11 a m- Subject “Are Sin, Disease,
and Death BaalT“
tactimonbU o f -haaling.
The reading r o o m in .th c r M J .
" io S ^ d C h ^ t o . &
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\ Claude Thompson shipped a two turi
bought or borrowed
Mrs Major A. Dond <rf Loa An- 7**? °*d Arabian atallion, Eldora-
Wednesday night seiMce a* 8
Teddy Withee, who has a
.
giee wUb Her haSbend and gon
Moro Community Cfcareh
ranch
near
Miles
City,
Montana.
came to Visit her aant, Mus
'Trounce, last week oa their way
Charles R. Rairteigh and two James D. Msberg, "ft>tor
back home from Minnesota Wise eon*
here Thursday from Bible School 10:00 A. M.
■Trounce had not seen her niece for P^vViand.
Morning Worship 11:00 A. M.
Sermon “Subetitute God’«” Jer.
<5 year«.
James Lamb and this crew are
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Mr and M n Bern.nl Martin
„ new roof on the old
World
wide Communion Sunday
and daughter returned from m Ford garage building now in con­
Prayer
meeting Wed 8 p. m.
week's banting trip to the Paul­ trol of Emeet Woods, wtx> is hav­
ina country down an the Oohoco ing the work done.
Natkhal Forest. They report good
Mr« Arthur Eamshaw and dau­
GAS AND OIL
weather and dne time bat no deer ghter« are here this week to vtMt
Tlres—AcseaaaHes
A trarHing eaandnsr of dpera Mr and Mrs Ernest Woods while
m , aud chauffcum to achedukd Mr
U bunting deer a R H. McKZAN and SOM
la sa r s a e a
te ' arrive in Moro» Monday 0e«o.
Grain,
Feed. Flour. Fpel
faw and w81 be on duty at the Ho” rd Belahee and wife are
e*
ea*«huuae between the hour, "of BOW ,W n* “ 600 w 1<Hh 8tropt Farm Implementa, Saga, Twtae
10 A M*and 4 P. M.
ta r»« DaMe» and aay they like it ,,XRBEn WIRE—G O bo PO SI?
and Mr, Giles French were ^n<* *
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PHONBS
Charles
in Portland Friday and .Saturday
1™ rl<a* rranel. -Hammond ha.,
Offir«
RcskJsnc«
to
the seate meeting of ear « t “ "1« 1 ,ronl ‘b* * rmr
F- * d‘ tor'
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ving in England, France and Ger-
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bond
OREGON
many with a ^eld artiftery eorps. WASCO
I, L. Klrkdie i« working on Ms
i house hero prapasatory to ssormg
his family to Moro.this week end.
Mr and Mrs Wily Knighten
«Arove t o Portland Monday to be
In fflbe city to attend the conven­
tion of school superintendents
whmh was held there Tuesday,
Wednesday and Thursday.
. . . for the better things
fcerg.
they had been visiting. *
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*FB8* Von SAW ,
Initiation of new gwmbers of the
> A. Voq Bore tel and son, Fred , v V , . mJ i « ? i v ' ey 'TOs dl’n,ls,ed Legion
held in The Dalles Monday
s r e ¿attending the Pacific In te rn a ­ from The Dalles hospital Tuesday. n W , October 8.
tional in Portland.
Mrs Ida Davis and 4 d au g h ter,
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M r and
M rs B ert Cox from Pauline Domna, were visitors a t »••...
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Ban Whittington and son, Cal­ Grass Valley were visiting E rn est the L u th er Davis ranch Sunday.
Mr
and
Mrs
B
ardenhagen
and
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LtiB^W T
Smiths and Jay McKays Saturday.
vin, arf moving to the randff re­
d
au
g
h
ter,
M
artha
were
a
t
the
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Jo h n Sohadewitz w as home from
cently vaispMM*by Garth Walton.
OSC o v er Zhe week end to visit L u th er Davis ranch Tuesday uight.
Sunday the church w as “ open-
WASOO
' M b and Mia William MRchell his p aren ts.
ed” a fte r having been closed all
.
spent the week <nd a t the J. J.
Deeker ranch.
an
fered
right aide recently
jtfe nosy living in Oklahoma.
Jap Freeman has been told to
»Î Á
home and keep his feet in the
e^r
s few days and Mrs Dar-
win Van Gilder la doing his work
at th s poaiofflre.
Hfat on M js^siM
to* ^ ta m H swhh Mr •*« Mn M um » M«KW WW
City 21
Thursday
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—BUY
BONDS TODAY—
MQ1O
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T - ,'X
SALESMEN WANTED
n ew & renew al
t o a ll
LATEX
Sanitary Goods—
M is s o u r i S a l e s C o .
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M a g a z in e s
Christmas (Rifts
Moro Variety & Remedy
A« lo w a s $ 1 .9 5 p e r g r o s s . S e n d
9 1 . 0 0 fo r s a m p le s
P.O . B o x 9 2 3
S u b sc rip tio n s
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S t. L o u is ,! M o.
M r & Mrs A rden Squire
If,
Mr
sued
G re ta
Mr and Mra Charles Ruggles
♦went to Corvallis last week wher'
¡he met with county assessors of
VOhta counties of Oregon for the
annual convention, which Charles
pronounced as one of the best he
has attended.
Truman Strong, together with
Tracy Fields, Francis Watkir.s
and others returned from hunting
last week with a good mpply of
The Dalles leading
shop for ladies «
lo w e r, medium and
. deer m eat.
* Sgt. and Mrs LJoyd Belshe art,
"•»here from Medford while he te on
- a 20 day furlough. They are vis-
' itiag her parents, Mr and Mrs Joe
Peters here and his mother in The
; Dalles.
higher priced
■ : IN S U R A N C E
Moro
ri-
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outpost far from the w ar fronts? Yes,
Y O U ? I f you can, you’ll give gener­
day hunger. T h e dollars you give te
ously to the Com m unitf W a r Fund
the N ational W a r Fund will help p ro
that brings games and entertainment to
vide warm soup and good bread io;
Suits
Sweaters
f o rg o tte n ” post» of duty,
liberated allied peoples.
Coats. • Blouses
Dresses
Can you imagine
spending months in a
HOSPITAL ROOM?
Can you know a child’s
UNHAPPINESS?
Slips
Neglected
H ats
gaul Fraser arrived home from
>*the service last week after wait­
ing for weeks to get out. He went
to Halfway to get Mrs Fnaser and *
, children and has moved to the
Hoprard Belshee place where they
. will live. •
C A . Ruggles
liness of a soldier stationed on an islanu
hunger, bitter, maddening, day-after
Susan Moberg was taken to the
hospital in The Dalles last week
with a bad cold bordering on pneu­
monia, She is recovering well un­
der treatment with penicillin. .
munii iimnnmnnntnu
Can Y O U feel the bleak, hard Ion«
Refugee children do. They know real
Martin
Melzer
and
Dewey
•Thompson came back Tuesday
-from a business trip to Portland.
A letter from Lloyd Johnson
requests his paper «topped be­
cause “I’M COMING HOME”.
Lloyd was admittedly slightly de-
iHrioua
Alex McLeod was over fro»«
Lexington Monday to attend the
funeral of hia mother, Mrs Ellen
Sommer at Grass Valley. Mr and
Mra J.K . Iihjr, former Kent resi-
«deaits, were hers also from Ar­
lington.
iMra May Barnum, accompanied
b y Mr and Mrs Roy Kunsman,
came up from The Dalles Wednes-
da to n»ke preparations for re-
•pairs of her buildings here.
Have you ever been
really LONESOME P
Do you know ’ '
what it means to be \
HUNGRY?
Cosmetics -
children,
“w ar
babies,”
youngsters in trouble . . . can you put
Thousands
jusands of soldiers have to /nv it,
yourself in their places?. Can you feel
the cruA
crufl loneliness, the awful bore­
in your heart the tragedy of an un­
dom. B ut just outside the hospital
happy childhood? Give! Give all you
grounds there is a bright, cheerful
can to the fund that brings good care
U.S.O. club , . . supported by dollars
and wholesome relaxation to w ar’s
you give to the Community W » t
youngest victims— our own American
Fund, Ye», YOUR dolUn.
>
children,
u
on
Gl
ck_
*o
*4—'
I
u
Creams
Perfumes
/
Ever been
HOMELESS?
Colognes
Skin Satchets
Families of brave people— friends who
'Give generously to
- *
Y o u r C o m m u n ity
fought on our side— are wandering
aimlessly today. Going home? They
open a charge account
.use our lay-a-way plan
have no homes! M ember agencies of
i
W ar F und
the N ational W a r Fund aiikthousands
of the homeless ones to reach new
. . . Buy in contract
homes, in new lands of promise.
OregoK
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