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About Sherman County journal. (Moro, Or.) 1931-current | View Entire Issue (Jan. 25, 1946)
MW, oüatítat huMÀt, Attuar m , um ta «*4 M m V. L O mm Ù **r» Heads Atomic Group ^ 7 R.v ' Ï Lar aervioee at th e X xrch.^ 170th Marine Anniversary The U. 8. marines on November It cele brate their 170th an niversary. Since 1775 the leatherneck« have fourbt In America’s war« and carried the flag to every corner of the world. Photo «how« two marine« assisting a wounded leatherneck during fighting at Iwo Jim«. Boon sftet l.n d ln , the Fifth marines had the situation well In hand, as was true in their Island from 1«* land hops. Mr and Mm A1 Dormaier moved into their new home Monday. It « Home On Short Furlough John H ildeH nand, on leave from San D iego, CsJifornsa ie v isitin g hie p aren ts, Mr and Mrs Ormaml Hilderbrand, hi* brother Gordon, and frien d s in W asco. He arrived Friday ami will return to San X ____ . .. 7 « í . X . '/ Mrs BUBBLES SEZ — Ijeslie Blakeney, and Mary X % 2 X m «(fleo ...... ... Gygndo — to m , Grant, Í — Uam Tommy ^ „ ^ j y benefits was am M . 1M U fatHlKH* Safari, Oft* H arney. »nvy. MaliU-Uf, M .lhwr, H Morrow, Sherman, Umatilla». Ip* ion, Walkxwa, W heeler. and eear. A pproxim ately aw arded PLUMBING t HEATING M argaret, arc v o t i n g during th e year to m en, women * t the home of Mr arxl Mrs Or- 1 HU“ f~ — o fX children o f th is a re a , Mr Welo , n SERVICE ¿v ' ' - , . . 666.88 over th a t paid o u t in 1944. L. L. Funk w as in Portland the first o f th e w eek to attend a m eet ing of General Petroleum agents. •tar Jabatas a Jerry Barnett arrived ircero Saturday to spend a few day« w ith M t and Mrs O. w Barnett He flew home fax his ___ Ken D ieg o Thursday. G uests at the hom e o f Mr and Mrs Frank Lam bom over bhe w eekend w ere Mr and Mrs B. W. Guy and Gaylord. G aylord *» «pending the w eek in W asco Jim O ’Meara has been disen ur ged from th e arm y and returned hom e la st week. He and his fa m B aines. ily have moved into th e _ hpU®? ._ recently vacated by Mrs Hearvng* Fred Anderson w as hom e from W illam ette U niversity for the n»™« ™ Arthur Van Gilder and Mr Glenn Van Gilder. Sunday were Fred Anderson, Stun ley Anderwtm, Gayfcwd Guy, Jo* L—ter Gray and PHI Mr and Mrs W illiam A lsup of The D alles w ere g u e s ts o f Mr and Mra Lee D ehler over the weekend. V isitor» an The D alles Monday w ere Mrs A u gu sta H uckins, Mr and Mr« Marvin Thom as Mrs Es- treUe H ailey and Ed Feldm an. Mr and Mrs Bill Reid plan to leave W ednesday- on a business trip to Portland. They will l»e gone a fe w days. Mrs A . A. Van Gilder b v isit in g in Portland for a few days. Mrs A rt Sm ith is undergoing an operation a t the M id-Colum bia hospital in The D alles. The Friday S tudy club held its m eeting a t Mrs Hanley D utton’s home la st week. A fter th e busi n ess m eetin g conducted by the P resident, Mrs Rich, a very i n v e stin g talk on “ Women In Indus tr y ” w as presented by Mrs Basil st IN •» 114 pawmt dftr thf , TU« HrvWt the honn nwrtbri fat fores on D ecsm tsx fil, Mr »«1 Mr, H « r y V*n GIM«r V .w ian on A, W .K mansffor. mar.»«.r, n tu ..« MH4. t a x i v*w a Wpln Qynday w ere Mr and Mr» K ay. said today in a sta tem en t o f th e mt>nd Van Gid(* T’ Mr *'** Mrfc a ctiv itie» of Lh€ durinK tn€ waa form erly occupied by Mr and Mm Joe Drmkwrd and fa m ily 1 Wasco Boy M ethodist y, MORE PENSIONS PAID I. L KIRKELIE ULWt«» B igh t hundred fifty e ig h t m on th ly old-age and survivors insur ance benefits w ere in force at the N « « from Can*. CwnifeeB, Ken end if 1946 in th e area served by tucky. Accompanying bun waa ften. B rlea McMahon, Connecticut th e L a Grande office of the So- Mim Madelyn Dowdy of WhHa « »* • i n ______ 2 a __ j{all, Iftjnois, who will spend a p i— «first freshman member of the cial Security Board, an increase «oso, WABOO PHONE 391 /e t 1/s Çe*4 ?/ cu Ç ample. a few days visiting Jerry and hi» agger hens«, has been named chair* laaa of tbs as— le ’s 11-man special parent« here wt WaacMK Io handle all legislation Mr and Mm Arthur Sargent 4 and nse of stomta and Mr and Mm Pfaol Alley control rests with hU traveled to Goldendnle, Washing* ton and Arlington Thursday. Olive and Jdhnny Rob in son were Sunday dinner gu ests of Mr and M rs Vernon Van Gilder. Dr. B. A Steven» Maleofann McDermitt ing a few days v isitin g is of this Clean, Family Newspaper G A S AN D OIL T ir e s-A c c e sso r ies Free from crime and sensational news . Free from political bias . . . Free from “»pedal inter««’’ control . . ™ «>1 V®” «he truth about world event». Its own world-wide staff of corrs- •pendents bring you on-the-spot news and its tBOMaing/ o m and your family. Bach issue filled with unique self-help festurse to d ip and keep. R. R. McKEAN and SON » .I n s u r a n c e Grain, Feed. Flour, Fuel Farm Im plem ents. Bags, Twine »pend BARBED W IRE— GOOD in Fort- P O S IS PH O N ES V e t e r i n a r i a n Wni 1608 G S t Pboas 397 1 THE DALLES, OREGON T he C hristian S cience M onitor Feedstor* 163 Mr «nd Mrs Paul A lley and Mr and Mrs A rthur Sargent visited WASCO Office 162 Residence 182 OREGON I I n , Ckrtattea------ O b * . , I H*rw*f SU***. H m • / Tta CtataAM gata— Mwtaar. m ! '” i rB.j .... [—[ Ptawv wta « fl I 2J “SCRAP OF PAPER?’’ T h « C . I. O . - U n ite d S te e l W o r k e r s U n io n said th a t its strike d o e s n o t n o t v io la te its co n tracts w ith steel co m p an ies. H ere is the zN o Strike* clause taken from W<Mm Giw Hartm ann gave a bir thday dinner honoring Mrs O ven B arnett th e 16th. Other gu ests w ere Mrs D esta H oyt and Mrs typed contract. E strelle HaBey. RHEUMATISM and ARTH RITIS I suffered for years and am so thankful th a t I found r e lie f from th is terrible affliction th a t I will g la d ly answ er anyone w riting me fo r inform ation. Mrs Anna P au U , P . O . B o x 825, V ancouver, Wa^th. .... • I ms where atomic energy is supposed to do housework for us soon. Meanwhile, laundry’s got to be done, even with soap so hard to get. Remember, where there’s fat, there’s soap —so keep turning in USED PATS to help make more soap! - - ively, shall cause or take part in any strike or Your Car other interruption or any impeding of production Neglect mean, le»» cer life. W h y your cer? regularly during the term of this agreement, neither the union nor any employee, individually or collect V Don’t Cut the Life of not let SUNSET The words speak for themselves »ervice at anyj plant of the company covered by this Remember it may be a long time before you get a new ane. agreement. Any employee or employees who vio O u r R e p u ta tio n I t Y ou r P ro te c tio n late thejprovisions of this section may be dischar- Sunset Motor Co. CHEVROLET OLDSMOBILE The Dalles, Oregon CADILLAC gecPfrom’ the employ of the company in accor dance with the procedure of section 8 of this agreement” X Check recapping guide this p r o v is io n or one sim ilar to it, is contained in each contract b etw een the union and the various steel com panies. T h e s e contracts continue by their term s until the autum n of this year— ” Americanlron&Steel Institute 3 5 0 fifth Avenue, New York 1 New York - _ BS % OF THE WORKERS IN THE STEEL INDUSTRY ARE EMPLOYED BY COMPANY MEMBERS SH US KM QUALITY WOW SUNSET-M OTOR COMPANY G E T T H E F A C T S — “F R E E ------ S«n</ Postcard For Copies of Recent Interviews W ith Steel Industry
