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Roy Keseinger returned from £
Heppner Wednesday After being
there for several days white re- -
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“w » • , r * •? Married In Seattle
the home o f hi« daugter, Mrs Ted
Home From Pendleton Sunday
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WOMAN’S CLUB MEETS
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The Moro Woman’s club will
meet today, Friday, at its build
ing with the program being un
der the direction of the Literature
and Drama committee. Mrs A.
Douma and Mrs Lewis McKee
will be hostesses. The program
will feature a book review of
“The Immortal Wife’’ by I rving
Stone given by Mrs Darwin van
Gilder. The meeting will begin at
2 p.m.
winter. Hours at which the doc
tor and nurse® will be at the
various schools of the county are
Rufus 9:30 a. m., Waeco 10:30 a.
m., Moro 11:00 a. m., Gras« VaPey
1:00 p. m., Kent 2:00 p.m., and
the party will go on to Ante ope
for a 2:30 meeting.
Grover Coffman returned Sun-
Pierson.
A wedding o f intereet took place
day night with a new bride hnv- * ^ r^ nd Wednesday to return
Mrs Lester Conlee and Mra A- January it hi Seattle, Washing-
ing been married Sunday at Gold-
mottcr and her niece 10 ll;elr B. Uhriatianean returned from a é
-when Frank L. Cautheri of
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l*\.Av*zh or ■» n
zbnr*V\iT Mrs
HA «»<• Ho
homes
there
nearby.
f i d ate to ___
Eva _______
J. Hardman of
Portland
Friday
night,
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MorOj and , Verna
Sauer of beat-
Pendleton. . .
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«*■* Marvin accompanied them « A in « vo up roruami
A group of folks went down to
wdh the La.yi.trom..
z Frank Beardsley, school JaAltor,
c#reroony wag
Mr and Mrs Harold Ginn drove 00
was taken to the hospital with by
Q Kerby, # ■
RHEUMATISM
pneumonia last week and ak to
the
and A R T H R IT IS
reeovefin« was a very mck man j>WMnet
relative5
for a tume.
and a few frienda
I suffered for years and am so
Martin Melzer and Carl Melzer
Cauthers was recently dis-
Child health conferences will be thankful that I found relief from
>have bought the Kuke place east charrrf a#ter iq)en<nnK 3 1-2 years held in Sherman county next this terrible affliction that I will
of Klondike formerly farmed by
Army ,A ir
Prior
Thursday for the completion of gladly answer anyone writing me
Ellsworth Woods
^moving
flBrrjee
the army
wag immunization* begun earlier in the for information. Mrs Anna.PautL,
Ito Ontario on an irrigated U r n . emp|oyed by
Flatt’s Truck
P. O. Box 825, Vancouver, Wash.
Probably Vernon Melzer will farm
before he;
the land hereafter.
marriage, owned and opera tea a GEORGE G. UPDEGRÀFF
Mr, Millie H ugh«. " » « clerk- b<* ut’r " * <m ta 8“ ttle'
A tto rn e y A t L a w
of the Selective Service office was
The coufie left for a two weeks
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here Tuesday prepared to checkin motor trip to San Francisco and
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W
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a new clerk for the local office.
other California cities. They plan
Georg Wernmark
Linden Mersinger returned Fri- to make their home in Seattle. •
has returned from the service
day night from the wars having . ,, .........
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arrived before mid-night after
Collection* for the March of
coming from Mare Island after j>jroee campaign will be tai en
GEO. WERNMARK CO.
final discha/ge.
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care of in Mori by Mrs Zella Ken-
Accountants & Tax Consultants
Mr» Edith Bornât was hoaUaa ny and Mrs O ars Houston. In
INSURANCE
U. S. NATL BANK BLDG., The Dalles, Oregon
Sunday to her brother, who liv e -G n a s Valley A. A. Dunlap will
M oro
OregoE
in this county. Attending • were handle eoMection.. and J.M. W.l- umnu»»ut»»fmw»m»n»»«»nn
Roy and wife, Charles and wife, son in Kent. In the North end of
Robert and wife, Howard and wife the county George Potter wdl be
and LeRoy Btdshee, with U s wife the «nan to gather the funds.
and daughter. AH (¿eyed, ***&*
C. V, Belknap writes from Lead,
until evening when they WSgaged
Washington that he is go-
in a family eongfest reminiscen
«tay up there awhile to
of early days.
visit hb sister and confer with his
Mr and Mrs Dewey Thompson doctor more often than possible
and Mr and Mrs Oarl Melzer k i t if he roams around. Winter if. a
for Pacific Palisadea, California reality there, he reports.
is now open for business with much new equipment
Sunday mornmrtg to_attand the
Mr
wedding
Mr “ d
to Portland and return last Pri
meals served from six in the morning
son, Vernon, an event ^tfWednes-
he ^tended a
*
of
week, ^ c o u p l e .
Pe.-
until eight at night
will «pnd a
chéris aeeociatkm committee en
nia.
gaged In studying HB 80, which
* T tteP , to
A new era dawns
SERVICE
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PHONE 301
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America’s fabulous energy devoted to
PLUMBING B BEATING
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——the Atomic age has begun. W ith
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charvari M t affd Mm Gwrec Coffv
man Wednesday night with the
result that the group were en
tertained with pie and coffee at
the Hotel Cafe.
the advancement of human and indus
trial welfare, our future is certain to be
ANNOUNCEMENT
blessed with a new measure of peace
and abundance.
It will be a pleasure and a privilege to
C. A . Ruggles
be able to provide some of the new as
well as the old products as they come
on the market. W e hope to be able to
provide them in the near future.
Hotel M o ro Coifee Shop
Moro Variety & Remedy
Rayon Cord .Tiuck Sizes
Lloyd Johnson, proprietor
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make reservations, please
featuring:
Dr. B. A Stevens
8.25-20 7.50-20 7.00-20 6.50-20
Roasts, Steaks, Chops, Chick en
V eterinar i an
Passenger Car Sizes
7.00.12 6.25-6.50-16 6.00-16
Home made’ Rolls, Home made Pies and Pastry
Dr. B. A. Stevens, veterinarian
of The Dalles, hae again opened
hi« office there and l* prepared
for business. He ¿a a graduate of
Washington State college and had
practised in The Dalles prior to
going to the war four years ago.
G oodrich Batteries for all Cars & Trucks
Complete Battery Charging Service
New Fast Charger & Slow Charger
»as
The Richmond vs Edging to."
ease was postponed further Mon
day morning by Judge Mackay
on plea by Harold Warner, at
torney for plaintiff, that his client
was ill and unable to attend court.
Time for he trial was not set.
W o o d s & Evans
M O R O , OREGON
Special Sunday Dinners
L t Col. Karl Landetrom came ^ g j be on the November ballot,
home Friday night from Germany jj pe««ed It will aid in equalizing
where be (had been for nearly a school taxes within counties,
year. He was greeted at Tacoma,
Washington by hi* wife and in
Moro by (his daughter. After re
maining here a few days the
Landstroma went to Lebanon to
visit his paient*.
Phone 307/
1M8 G 8t.
J. K. McKean »praaned his ankle
THE DALLES, OREGON
last week and went about aided
by a strong (hickory cane for sev
eral days.
Phone 191
One always stands out
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Mr and Mrs Frank Lahmann
and family left this week for Cen
tralia, Wash., to make their home.
The Futter place will be farmed
by a returning service man, per
haps Vernon Futter.
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M U H ÄH®. BAUCHEMS
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Q UALITY IS ALWAYS
WORTH WAITING FOR
It takes years to grow a giant Douglas
Fir! It takes time to make an out
standing beer! Blitz-Weinhard’s slow,
carefully controlled brewing process
produces the beer . . . "so good it s
guaranteed satisfying!" Discriminat
ing people know Blitz-Weinhacd’s
Want Ads
consistent goodness and unvarying
Order early for preferred date*.
Christie New Hampshire«, Rock-
Hamp Cross, and Dryden White
Leghorn«. 1946 circular avail
able. Hatches weekly. Hart’s
Hatchery, Beaverton, Oregon.
The United States National Bank invite#
loans for the maintenance of farm and ¿ mùcîi
V'*'^ 70.000 b~r* Moi.
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Lloyd Eelshe and wife were
here last wek. He is getting a dis
charge from the army and expects
to locate in The Dalles where he
ha* employment with Consolidat
ed Freight lanes.
Homer Curtis and George Ed-
miston were here for Pacific Po
wer & Light company this week.
Curtis has recently returned from
the service and started work for
the company again.
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hoovlo.t vo«otot|o*. A »ln«Lo »roo «wt BM«
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quality make
it worth waiting
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FOR IS ALE: Wood
coal heater.
Mrs France« Henridh*
lip
equipment, for the purchase of available
machinery, for seed and feed, for iivotvcit«
-BUBBLES feEZ—
K K IF
poultry and all purposes that will help tM
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national food production program.
branches in principal
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OREGON COMMUNITIES
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learns 1« that woolens thrive on
soap and water. Bat with soap
«o scarce, we must keep turning
in U8BD PATS to help make
itl Remember, where there’s
fat, there’s soap. So keep en
saving—help make more eoapl
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