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About Sherman County journal. (Moro, Or.) 1931-current | View Entire Issue (Nov. 30, 1945)
I * X NOVRMBBH W, UM» I ’ * , ll’ KOff» ► M W H » WPWW IOVW4P- MORO. ° W W Mrs Carl Melzer left Wednes day for Salem to be with her mo ther, Mrs O.C. Mortensen, who although ill, got up from bed and fell dislocating her arm. Mrs Mor tensen has been suffering from a heart ailment. LeRoy Wright went to Portland Tuesday to enter the clinic and M itt fiigna Woods, daughter of have the doctors there give him Mrs Hazel Woods <xf Drain, but the once over. formerly of Moro, was married Mr and Mrs John DeMos« re November 20 a t the home of her turned last weekend from Portland brother, Ethan Woods in Prine and St. Helens where they had ville, to S-Sgt John L. Hejrick. Thanksgiving with Mrs DeMoss’ Immediately after the ceremony cousin and had visited with their they left for Sheppard Field, son, John E. DeMoss in Portland. Texas where Sgt. Hedrick was to John reports that George is hop be discharged from the army. ing to get home by Christmas. The Moro Woman’s club will Mrs Pauline Baker was here hold its annual Husband’s Night Tuesday to pack her furniture pre program December 6 at the Ma paratory to moving it to The Dal sonic hall f t 6:30 with a pot luck les where they have bought. a dinner being acheduled for that hornet Melvin i® now working for hoar. . ; the railroad company there as Mr and Mrs George Updegraff night wachman. returned Tuesday evening from Portland and Gearhart where they Sgt and Mrs Austin Foss were had been last week end to attend here over the holiday from Van the meeting of the Oregon Title couver. association. • • ... The three Moro girls who are attending the University of Oregon Mrs JO. A. Ekstrom and family were all home for Thanksgiving of Portland were here last week all returned Sunday. They^ are end to visit her bother, Mrs Roy Ana jean Knighton, Gloria Douma Belahee and other relatives. Her and Patty French. son, Hal Ekstrom now on furlough, w as with the family. Saturday Mr and Mrs J. C. Huntley came night they were honor guests at a up from Portland Friday to spend *pinochle party given by her mother the week end and have belated and Sunday Mr and Mrs LeRoy Thanksgiving dinner with, their Belshee and family were op from two daughters and families nt Waeco for dinner. the Oollis Moore ranch. Miss Doris Jones spent T hanks Bill Close was in Portland Mon day sod when he returned that giving vacation w ith her parents, night he brought hie brother, Mr and Mrs Tommy Jones, com Bert, now released from the army, ing from LaG rande where she is home . Ito spend the night and a tten d in g E astern Oregon College . Tuesday. - 'MJ of Education. Sign* Woods Married To Sgt Hedrick Nov. 22 1 |<r» 6 . Doom* has been absent Donald Thompson had a Mt of from the »tore several days thia leave from the army, enough to week on account of illness. enable him to see the Moro-Reeds Pvt. Harold M. Melzer of Moro port game and get home for a hag reported to the Medical De few hours. partment Enlisted Technicians Clarence Huis was here over the school a t Brooke Hospital Center, Thanksgiving holiday to spend it Port Houston, Texas, to undergo with his mother and other rela training as an army medical-surg- tives. ' / ' • The Axteli twins, Bob and BUI, teal technician Mrs V.1L Lindsoe of Minnea came up Thanksgiving from The polis, Minnesota arrived at the Dalles where they have been stay home o f her sister, Mrs Tommy ing with their parents “since their Jones Wednesday morning. Mr and discharge from the army. Mrs Jones end Doris and Mrs Lloyd Johnson got oqt of the Lindaoe spent Thanksgiving at army Monday o f last week and the Gus Reeder home at Shaniko. went to Salem from where he and his mother drove to Moro to spend Mrs Lindaoe left Friday for AD Thanksgiving with the Lanier bany and Corvallis where she will Sayrs family. Imogene Johnson vWit ether relativee. came down from Hermiston to complete tlie fam ily gatheringex- cept, Art Johnson, who remained in Salem on duty. Lloyd has lwed among the French moat o f the time he has been overseas and has learned much of the people of that nation in their daily existence. Persons from Kent attending Eddie Peters got out of the navy the footlyll game in Oregon City November 17 at Shoemaker, Cal- were J. M. Wilson, Mrs Charles ff&rhia. *" - *" BothweU, Mr and Mrs Kenneth Bon Christianson has been mov Martin and famly, Bud Wilson and ed to a camp near Oxnard, Calif., Mary and Sammie Lyons. where he will attend school for Mr and Mrs Wilbur Helyei of specialized training. The Dalles were at the D. W. Hel Mr and Mrs Tom Peugh and yer ranch for Thanksgiving. daughters, IvaJou annd Esther, of Mr and Mrs Allan Bekkadahl Wasco and Mr and Mrs Clarence Huis and her two brothers. Bob Specialising in all forms uf and Don Newbill, were Thanks giving day guests at the home of Mr and Mrs William, Cauther|. Mrs Caothers is the mother o f Mrs Peugh and Clarence Huis. K ent Folks A tten d Came Thanksgiving B e s u re a n d lo o k either ’ electric or gasoline driven • A C1N 8E CHIN6ED OVER FREE OF CHARGE - One in operation at George Potter’s store at Klondike Mrs Arden Squire continued the Squire bad luck another^, stop when she was on a bus near Rin gen, Washington that was wreck ed bruising her jaw, elbow and back. On the trip from Smithville to The Dalles she was in another wreck, lees serious th is time. She had been to see her eon m the hospital, who fortunately is doing very well and may be home for Christmas. - Marge Goebel, Mel Babb, Don Babb, Jake Babb and DaleTribbet arrived at the W. B. Barnett home late Saturday night from northern Idaho to spend the weekend ar.d left early Tuesday morning to re turn home. ‘ Bndswmcnts L im ite d paym en t p lan * Salary Savings B ox 2 2 6 , R e tire m e n t Incomes FAUL R. McCULLOCH 406 Easi 2nd. M osier, O regon J. G. Verschingel The Dalles. i Remedy J W e are increasing our stock every day We Repair Boiling, Leaking Radiators! It*» not only a great inconvenience to Stahley Krusow and family mov ed to a 10 acre farm near Gres ham and will remain there this winter. Fred Krusow/ having sold his ranch east of Grass Valley and his house in town to Ted von Borstel, will join them this week. Lawrence Kenny has rented the Krusow ranch on the point and will farm it in the future. have a radiator that leaks but a leak- , ing radiator can cause severe motor *. damage too. Come in, let us repair your radiator. Our Reputation Is Your Protection Sunset Motor Co. OLDSMOBILE P art fr e e z e r -1 0 to 3 0 d e g r e e s P art refrig era to r 3 4 to 3 8 d e g r e e s Mr and Mrs Henry Bamun\ en tertained at dinner Sunday night in honor of thair twentieth wedd ing anniversary. They were mar ried m Missouri, November 25, 1926. Hollis Bull was in Spokane over Thanksgiving with h » family and while there he went out to lunch with an elevator contractor and met Hollis Bull o f Spokane, who works for the telephone company. Neither Bull nor Hollis are very common names, and here was two <rf them eating at the same table. Mel Goodin and Z. A. Wise came up from Portland to spend Wed nesday visiting friends in Sher man county. . Gifts & Toys ‘ . CHEVROLET M ade to fit a n y sp a ce a n y tem p era tu re A lso built w ith 2 tem p era tu res I at o u r Moro “Variety Monday visitors In The Pa lies were Jay McKay, Mr and Mrs Prte Smith and Mrs Dale Howell, Darrell Haynes was an over- night visitor at the Davis ranch Sunday. LIFE INSURANCE I shopping frag* u ttkil C ltri* h n a * had as their Thursday guests Mr and Mrs J. J. Decker and family, Seth Lanager and Ernest Smi h returned Monday from Ukiah but minus their car which they had to leave because of deep snow. The DaUes, Oregon CADILLAC XßltecJe tfoub tiA&i w ith ïlü i RECAPPING GUIDE — YOUR ILICTRIC SIRVANT ARE Y O U , TO O , P L A N N IN G to let PPA L’« ch«.p •> electricity cook your meal» the modern w a y . . . at the click of a »witch? Your neighbor» by the score are all ready t o install a new electric range, ju»t as soon as the beautiful ALUMINUM SKILLETS Solid M e ta l S tro n g , S tu rd y Polished 8 1 - 2 ” Get them at—* MORO LUMBER A FUEL YARD afWtay n u AO AiAIOST OONff under re a l new models are available. 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