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About Sherman County journal. (Moro, Or.) 1931-current | View Entire Issue (Oct. 19, 1945)
X m J, .JM uum covim ÛUBKAU HOBO, ONBOON SHÌBAV, MYVUhM (», IMF Moro Welcomes Visitors From Army, Others ‘I Did No Wrong’ Cattle Dipping Being Done By Kent Fanner I Bob King has been at tbs Davis Mr and Mrs A .S . Johnson are ranch since last Friday helping here this Week having come down them with the construction of a from Wallowa county after a visit dipping vwt for cattle. O aua Bar- with relatives ¿here and at Herm denhagen, Jess Helyer, Art JUste- iston. Their vacation from the sen, and Matt Simon have also hospital in Salem will end with been helping. the week. Harry and George Howell have There wiH be no meeting of the gone to Ontario, on a hunting ex 'Moro Woman’s ckd> this Friday pedition. ‘ . as the members are invited to at tend the Wasco club. Mr and Mrs Maihlon Tnaoewell E. E. Barzee and' wife returned arrived Friday to visit the lattsre thia week from Newport where ¿pother, Mrs J. Lu Davae. they have been since harvest time / "Tokyo Rose,” did nothing more L.A.C. Ken Docker of the R.C. Their son, Ebner and wife, left than entertain O.I.s, which despite A.F. is visiting his sister and bro for Portland Wednesday after fin her statem ent, and that of her rela ther in law, Mr and Mrs Harry tiv es in Chicago, is not what she In ishing the seeding. , Justesen. tended. Collis and 'Roscoe' Moore went Mr and Mrs Walt Beyer from to Portland ‘ Friday to see Kahut him in The Dalles M onday morn- Dufur were in «Kent Wednesday. , \ win over Fitspatrick and on to W George Witter has sold his pro K enneth W alker was here Wed Corvallis to see Oregon State beat perty to Theo, von Borstel. nesday a fte r having received his an o /e r confident Oregon teem. Mr and Mrs Lang and family Mrs W. 8. Powell has improved discharge from th e arm y following m ore th an ftfiir years service m ost from Seattle,' Wash., have been' sufficiently to be moved home this of which was in Alaska. stranded here since Friday while week from The Defies. . * Mrs K arl L andstrom and d a u g h h av in g a repair job done on their Mr and Mrs W. T. Balsiger -are te r, M aris Lou a n d S lr s E. E. Bar- car. leaving today for Portland where hum w^nt to P ortland Monday to Robert arid Wilbur Helyer have he will tjke medical treatment be gone fo r a week o r ten days. (been deer hunting recently. and they will spend a day or two A son was bom to Mr and Mrs Mrs J. L. Davia returned Mrs in Canada later. Harold Coyner in Portland but Stroh to her home in The Dalles Tommy Fraser came home last week, a 9 1-2 pound baby. M is on Friday. week end after discharge from the C oyner is the form er Merle M ar A cistern has been erected on air force. With his family he went ian Miller. the Bekkadahl ranch by Mr Bek- to Pendleton where he will farjn A group of women from the kadahl and several neighbors. one of the Fraser A Son ranches south end o f the county w ere in Mr and Mrs J. J. Decker celebra Quite a number of music lovers The Dalles T hursday noon to a t from this section were in The Dal tend an organization m eeting for ted their 10th wedding anniversary Monday by spending the day in les Tuesday night to hear Martha the com ing V ictory Loan drive. The Dalles. Mr and Mrs Allan Lepton, contralto, the first of a Born: A son O ctober 11 to Mr series of musical programs being and Mrs Lyle Woods of C enterville, Bekkadahl aeeompanied them. given under the sponsorship o* W ashington. The Dalles Forum. Work on the new concret“ side ♦ -P O IN T FAT HELPS walks is going ahead this week with prospects that some will be completed by the end of the week. WAJBOO LeRoy Wright, Wallace May and Miss Ruth Coelach were in Perulle ton Wednesday to attend a meet ing called for the benefit of AAA workers In the mid-Columbia G o to the wheat section. Dean Pinkerton is home for a short time from the navy. He has an injured hand, caused from a fall on the deck of a ship. Kitchen grease helps make soap, Paul Wilson' is now a civilian, synthetic rubber, medicines aw4 • I many mors essentials. 8avs y*“* Magazines having been discharged a t Brem and get 4 red parts»» a < Shampoo erton Sunday. Mrs Wilson met Dental Cream Shaving Cream Razor Blades De Odorante One-A-Day Vitamins Dr. Scholl’s Foot Remedies I s a n o ld e s ta b lis h e d firm t h a t h a s b e en se llin g , Face Powder s e rv ic in g a n d r e p a ir in g c a rs fo r a g e n e ra tio n . Face Cream T h e d e p e n d a b ility of its p ro d u c ts a n d th e q u a l Light Globes Flash Light Batteries ity of its se rv ic e h a s been p ro v e n m a n y tim e s. * Leather Goods a Baby Need« T. Lester Jtoy MeJUy, Mrt Ban wood and »on, Hartey /rom 8weet Home returned here Wednesday to visit friends and relatives. Mr «ad Mrs Jay McKay were hosts at a birthday dinner Tues day night given in honor of Mary Lyons. Several members of the family were present. Mr and Mrs Marcus Ea linger were in Portland from Bunday till Wednesday attending to business matters. During their absence Mrs Hogue managed the telephone office. A . M . W illiam s & The Dalles, Oregon The talent of success is noth ing snore than dotng what you can do well; end doing well what ever you do, without a thought of fame. —Longfellow Fortitude I take to be the quiet poeseeeion of a man’s eelf, and an Undisturbed doing hi» duty whatever evils beeet, or dangers lie in the way. John Locke ► C H U R C H E S Grass Valley Baptist Church Sunday School 10:00 A. M. Morning Worship 11 A. M. Young Peoples Meeting 7:00 P. M. Evening Services 8:00 P. M. Howard A. Schilling, pa8tor WASCO METHODIST CHURCH Sunday School 10 A. M. Classes for all agee. Morning Worship— 11 a.in. Junior League at 6:30 P. M. F. L. Cannell, Pastor Christian Science Society Sunday rooming services a I 11. A. M. Subject ‘‘Dootine of At onement” includes testimonials of healing. The reading room in the rea* of the building is open. All as thorized Christian Science liters" tore can be bought or borrowed Wednesday night service at S Mors Community Church James D. Moberg, Pastor Bible School 10:00 A. M. Morning Worship 11:00 A. M. Prayer meeting Wed 8 p. m. Moro Variety & Remedy Walther-Williams Co. A N ow , w h e n i t is d o n b ly im p o r ta n t t h a t y o u h a v e g o o d w o rk m a n s h ip a n d q u ic k se rv ic e to k e ep y o u r c a rs a n d tr u c k s ru n n in g , h a v e Us ta k e c a re of y o u r s e rv ic e p ro b lem s. V Shoe Polieh First Aid Needs Light Hardware Stock Remedies Toys School Supplies Cards for all. Occasion« Body Thermometers Gift Paper Desk Pens Dresser Sets Stationery Cold Remedies Rayon Food Cowers Three quarter strollers in boxy and belted models» »coats that matet their smartness w ith eternal youth. ^X'e show them in w hite, beige, gray, red : ~ Suit Coats-Twosome Those clever separate jackets that make a grand little two-some w.‘ en matched w ith the correct skirt . . . W e have them in woo,,- corduroy and fleeces >. . a Tire Repair arid Recapping 4 O l-£ 3 r d 24 75 .* 39 75 Just the thing for all sports wear M r & Mrs Arden Squire b Lustre-Shag Coats Jackets 4.95 - 9.95 ' Skirts ' 5.95 - 8.95 f More o f those Casual Dresses T h e D alles Just the type of dresses that go everywhere,« the career woman’s duty calls . . light w ools . •» . gabar- . dines and wearable crepes . . . gay colors and charming styles that befit the miss and matron 8.95 - 16.75 . NOW T U T TOO t\ A P IC K AND CHOOSE Keep livestock healthy C. R. Anderson, Grass Valley, Phone 2 3 2 light, sociable blend guide you in whiskey selec tion now that yon can begin to pick and choose among brands. Yon w ill find that Corby’s'pre-war quality may well becom e you r lasting preference. , PRODUCID IN THI U.S.A« undar risa d i r t i tu p td ù a n o f oyr export Canadien bianda? J. C. 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