Image provided by: Sherman County Historical Museum; Moro, OR
About Sherman County journal. (Moro, Or.) 1931-current | View Entire Issue (Dec. 14, 1945)
»4OT ». »ffP R M V » P * f T JOUBNAU HOBO. ORKGONFWqUf, DBCBMBBK M. tM» George DeMoss Elmer Bel«be returned- from the navy last week, ready for civil ian life again. Wednesday he went to Portland accompanying Vernon Melzer down to the city. Miss Lola Martin left Thursday morning after spending a few days or 90 here as a guest of Mrs Bob Marvin. Eldon Neasham • - Loses Brother b Plane Wreck George DeMoss came home on a furlough last Thursday night Mra LeRoy W right is teaching and hopes to be discharged when the classes of Mrs Maynard Nel 'he returns to camp. He has Ixen son this week as Mrs Nelson is on the Pacific Islands snnee going away with h e r husband who ia overseas and says he wants no aw aiting discharge at Camp Lewi« more traveling anyplace, anytime. He recently returned from. Japan. LeRoy Wright, Merrill Oveson, and Mr and Mrs James MoDcrmid^ Those reporting a t the Selective Service office a fter receiving the left Sunday for Corvallis to attend ir discharge were Harold Owen, the annual conference of extension John H. Morris, Gene L. Reynolds, and experiment workers. They Elmer E. Stroud, Robert E. Hol are expected home at the end of mes, Woodrow C. Riggs and Gor the week, t don W. Reid. Hugh Rosson director of the Granger« of Sherman county state veterans bureau, and June m et Thursday a t Harlandview Valiant, Legion Service officer, Grange hall fo r the annual confer were in Moro briefly Wednesday ence a t which the officers of the morning while on their way to state grange and agricultural Bend bo hold a service school. leaders discuss farm problems. ( Among those attending the Merle Cummins, fieldman for the wheat league meeting in Pendleton AAA, was here Thursday to a r last weekjvere Dewey Thompson, range for the sale of the g a in Harry Pinkerton, Qari Melzer, bin» used in the storage a few Merrill Oveeon, John DeMoss, Paul yeare ago. Alley, Hildied Zell, Mr and Mrs Walter Blau, L.E . Kaeeberg, Peu- M argaret Kock started work at len Kaeeberg,- Mr and Mrs Roy the county agent’s office this week Baker, W. B .P ow eil and MrsOpal to »id in getting the year end work Parkins, Vernon Miller and Giles completed. Mrs Cheater Coats French. Vernon M iler was re is also helping with the rush of elected delegate for Sherman coun work. The Goldendale basketball team ty. Snow still remains on the earth defeated the Moro team« here in the southern part of Sherman Saturdaynight in the first games eenuty although the weather nas of the season. The women of the local chib en not been very cold so far. Temper ature has been down below 20 de tertained their husbands S atu r grees a few nights so far this win day night a t th e Masonic hall in the annual husband’s night. 88$C ' - visiting Mr and Johnson iw Jays re on a sarcraJ Barnett jweberc Jntr in Sunday morning serviosa a j 11 a. m. Subject * God the Preser for a birthday celebration for Stcr- 1 tag Gochnaasr on his sixth birth- ® day. Those present were Betty Lou - Haven, Carmen and Everett Royce, Larry and Donnie Smith, Phyllis and Robert Lutje, Janice McIntyre, Glenna Sue and Edwin Shoemaker and Darlene Goehnauer. The moth ers who also had birthday ■ cake * with Sterling ware Mabel Haven. G Eunice Lutje, Evelyn Smith, Es- s ther Royce, and Susie Shoemaker. w Mr and Mrs George Van Gaas- ' bedc and Mia Minnie Dutton return ed this weak from a visit at Spo kane, Washington. The trip was „ made because of the death of Ned g> Glasgow, a brother in law of both c Mr. Van Gaaabeck and Mrs Dut ton« ‘ jv Mra CanneM Aaa spent several' day* in bed with the flu. The annual Methodist bazaar “ held Saturday a t the Methodist church waa proclaimed a euocess. Many attended the dinner in the « evening: Members of the Stafa- <krd Bearer dub helped serve. The hasaar made over $160. M a €LJ- Brook who recently M underwent an operation at The I D»11«« >>o«piUl i . ■improving. Sunday guests of Mrs Augusta I v e r o f M an” • K \ •: includes testimonial! of hsaltng. The reading room in the raw of the building is open. AH an thorised Christian Science liters ture can be bought or borrowed Wednesday night service at 8 BUY BONDS TODAY come and get a A Christmas Tree for your holiday season as a Christmas remembrance you full details on the in s u r ance plan that enables you to r e t ir e w ith a life income. IN S U R A N C E Installation of O fficers COM PANY PAUL R. McCULLOCH x 406 East 2nd. The Dalles. Veterans of Foreign W a rs W ednesday, December 1 9 , 8 p.m M o ro School G ym Everybody W e lc o m e Refreshments M o n d a y & T h u rsd a y N ights M oro L egion H all G o o d S k a te s G ood M usic G ood T im e Season’s Greetings R m S c 'j r Headquarters for Better Service Yes, we know that the war is over, and we can say that our service while still not perfect, is definitely better. W e say too that at SUNSET all work is guaran teed. Oar deputation U Your Protection CHEVROLET OLDSMOBILE CADILLAC Is an old established firm that has been selling, servicing and repairing cars for a generation. The dependability of its products and the qual- ity of its service has been proven many times. From your favorite department store. [If you w ill stop in our we departments can help you tnake this the Merriest Christmas ever. Now, when it is doubly important that you have good workmanship and quick service to ' keep your cars and trucks running, have us take care of your service problems. Glomorous Handbags Tire Repair and Recapping 401 E 3 rd , Adults .50 Children under 11 .35 A delightful handful. The ultimate in ladies The Dalles purses and handbagsjias just arrived. A More Case T ra c to rs Classic C a s u a ls f G ive her a coat--so practical for every day wear and zT QkeckifOM^ti^uuiktlüá. smart for occasions. O u r line is complete in sizes RECAPPING GUIDE _ and styles Pendleton Blankets A new shipment of those famous blankets has just arrived. In new lovely colors. G ive her one for Christmas. She II love it. Special Announcement Dress materials and yardage goods are coining in MODELS daily. Rayon prints, serges, smooth and texture- crepes. A jungle bloth suitable for upholstery or MODERN SHOP SfjtVfCr S S US FOR QUAUTY WORK SUNSET MOTOR COMPANY • M O O flN PARTS MPARTM8NT Moro Lumber & Fuel MIKE AND MARY ANN MULICK winter clothing.
