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About Sherman County journal. (Moro, Or.) 1931-current | View Entire Issue (March 8, 1946)
B àiìm «, N0NNIMN -I Sheriff Moves Family To Moro; After House ^Hunt Mr and Mrs Norman Fields moved Into the J. C Harper house, recently vacated 'by Harry Ben son, Monday and they are now repulfer residents of Moro. Miss Vivian Trounce has re ceived word of the birth of a 6 pound 14 ounce daughter. Kar en Jo, to Mr and Mrs Louis F. Hartwig in Seattle, February 17. Mrs Hartwig was formerly Jose- iphine Comacchia, who taught at Moro. Art Johnson came up from Sal em Monday to remain until Thursday to visit his son and daughter here. He reports that L. H. Nahouse has purchased a ‘Store at McCoy since leavh.g Fairview home where he h< d been for som e years. Motto, ohmm /N »'ttiUAT. tyW M Nf JMN Wendell Balslger returned Wed nesday morning early from Walla Walla where he had been attend* ing the annual meeting of the Pacific Co-operative Supply com pany of which the local grair. growers are members. Joe Brackett was here Tu°s day and Wednesday from Port land, coming to look over his farms in this county and visit friends. Fred Ruckmann was In Moro this week. He is now running a garage in Portland but would like to return here and do some paint ing. able. Hatches H a r t ’s Councll, 616 Mead Bldg., Port for Christmas seals to do ao now land 4. 17-18 H atch e ry , Beaverton, Oregon. in order that the books for the last campaign cgn be closed. „ Opportunity of lifetime supply O H U R O H E 8 ing D pT and other profitable Ajistffl Fpfg Is going to work produets to farmers in ¡Sher Grass Valley Baptist Church for the Shgrpan Cooperative man County. No experience or Sunday School 10:00 A. M. Grain Growers,in Wiasco, and be capital • required Must tinve Morning Worship 11 A. M. cause of lack of housing te liv Howard A. Schiling, pastor automobile and good ref-' ing at the L. E. Kaseberg ranch erence. Permanent. Write or More Community Church and driving back and forth. Janies D. Moberg, pastor wire McNESS COMPANY, D ept Mrs Mollie McLachlin left W ed D. 2423 Magnolia St., Oakland Bible School 10:00 A. M. nesday to be with her daughter, 7, California 17-8p Mrs Harrington, a f Eugene, for the next four or five weeks FOR SALE: Cabinet Grand I*i- ano. Mrs J. F. Noonan, Moro Quite a number of local sport , 1718c followers are attending the big B tournament bçlng held in Ar Painting, kalsoming and roof„g.' AUTO — LIFE — FIRE See Charley Wilhelm, The Dal lington this week end. Odel«, win les. Phone 6445 <?-9p Comprehensive Residence A ner of the title In this district Liability Insurance. opposed North Powder in the CLERICAL AND STENOGRA Personal Comprehensive Farm and Farm preliminary game. PHIC permanent positions with Employees Liability. ■ • Stats agencies. Apply by March John M. DeMoss, Agent 14 at local Welfare or Health Phone 857, Woro, Ore. office or write Merit System (Res. DeMoss Springs) FOR SALE: 1942 International Pick-up, Half Ton, Wasco Ser vice Garage. 18p STHE FARM INSURANCE COMPANIES David Reid was in Moro last Friday for the first time since his return from California wherc he spent the winter. Dave says he is going to be w illing to let the boy do most of the work this spring. Mr and Mrs Tommy Jones plan to spend the week end at Tygh Valley getting acquainted with their new grandson, Michael Joe Hood. The young man weighed in FOR SALE: 362 Acres plus lease at The Dalles hospital at 9 lbT. on 154 Acres at Centerville, Wn. 2 houses, ail tillable, $75.00 per on February 22, and is* the son of Acre for deeded land. $1300 for Mr and Mrs George B. Hood. lease and improvements. Also Tuesday night the wind came all stock and equipment for whooping over the hills from the sale. L. W. Cooper Phone 91704 west to give official notice that Goldendale, Wn. ld-2Op spring had started in Sherman Want Ad» The Rebekah drill team met Jor a practice session Tuesday Afternoon and at the close sui- prised Mrs M. A. Bull with a luncheon of birthday cake and coffee and a gift. March 5, being county. Some minor damage was her birthday. done to movable signs, roofs, Miss Patricia Pinkerton came etc., but in general it was merely home last week end from Willa a window rattling performance m ette university to spend the that old-timers could relish. spring vacation with her parents, Fred Grtut returned to Moro Mr and Mrs Harry Pinkerton. Wednesday night after spending Mrs W A. Woods visited her the winter in Union and Umatil »on. Ernest and family here tt e la counties. He returned to work first of the week, coming from at the Art Bucholtz ranch. Dufur Roy K unsm an is reported as improved after a collapse S un Hrihlehem Chapter No. 78, O.EA Meets Every Second arX day m orning a t his home In The Fourth Thursdays in ea^h Dalles. In the hospital his ail Month. Visiting Member* m ent was said to tie ulcers of the Invited— Moro. Oregon stomach. Helen Ruggles, W. M. Mr and Mrs John H ardin and Edna Meiser, Secretary r M r, and Mrs Roy K unsm an w ere Hero Lodge No. 113, i.O.O.F. here F riday on a sh o rt business M m U 1st and 3rd trip. T he H ardins cam e from Tuesdays in I.O.O.F^ Klamath Ralls to attend the fun hall- Transient and; eral of his sister in The Dalles. visit.ng brothers are! Mrs Helen Sayrs would like to cordially invited have those who have heretofore to meet with us. neglected to send in th eir money Ernest Houston N. G. A. R. Kessinger, Secretary STOCK CLERKS: permanent po- - sitions with State agencies. Ap ply by March 14 at local Wel fare or Board of Health office or write Merit System Council, 616 Mead Bldg., Portland 4. . ; 17-18c MERIT SYSTEM EXAMINA TIONS for permanent positions with the State. Apply by March 14 to Merit System Council, 616 Mead Bldg., Portland 4. - Order early for preferred Christie New HaimpAire», Hamp Croae, and Dryden leghorns. 1946 circular Breakfast All Day Long A t Bucholtz Morning Worship 11:00 A. M. Congregational meeting at the close of service. Christian Endeavor 7:30 P. M. the churc^ ^putains all authorix- ed Christian Science literature which may be borrowed oT pur- chased. Christian Science Society Service at 11 (a. m., Subject: “Mail” Wednesday meetings first and third Wednesdays of each month include testimonials of heaiini?. The reading room in the rear of WASCO METHODIST CHURCH Sunday School 10 A. M. Morning Worship-—11 a.m. Potluck dinner after the morning service. Junior League 6:30 p. m. F. L. Cannell, Pastor HOTEL MORO COFFEE SHOP Special Sunday Dinner March 10 Choice of: FRIED CHICKEN WHOLE KERNEL CORN BAKED H A M (.KEEN PEAS s o r p — FRUIT SALAD h am & Eggs Bacon & Eggs 1 Eggs Vienna t ELERY — ONIONS — RELISH ES PIE _ CAKE COFFEE — T E A — MILK Other Breakfast Dishes dates- Rock- W rite UVatt- UHitH II I I HIHIl IIHilUüO C. A . Ruggles IN SU R AN C E MORO Phone 271 OREGON atxxxmxmdwxnssntmst Reynolds Pen GEORGE C. OPOEGIAIF w rite on the ball A tto rn e y A t Guaranteed to write two years without refilling. For your Pocket For your Purse For your Desk For your Home For your Office writes on cloth, wrires under water, will not leak It is possible to write a line 21 miles before using up all the ink. A College, Business or Trade Moro Variety Si Remedy School PHONE 771. MODEL "D C * ALL-PURPOSE TRACT O f Education Within the reach o-f everyone! with PP&L electricity, and they pay on the average less than $2 a month for the additional electricity needed for cooking. Thousands are planning to switch to effortless electric cookery W IT H YOUR TUITION I PAID > MODERN PAKTS A Size and T y p e ^ to Fit Your Farm 1 ‘‘■A MODERN SHOP SERVICE Moro Lumber & Fuel , MIKE AND MAliY ANN MULICK gs tuition up to $500 or trade school. And you *i»o receive $05 per month living al low ance-$90 If you are married. This Is the opportunity open, up on their discharge, to men 17 and over who enlist in the new peace- Get all the facts at your nearest N. R. Army Recruiting Htatlon. just as soon as their dealers can supply the equipment. Better see your electric range dealer and get your order in soon. \
