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About Sherman County journal. (Moro, Or.) 1931-current | View Entire Issue (March 29, 1946)
il WVMTF ÎW H X W , Baseball Talk Starts As Spring Stirs Sportsmen , \ ù In ten tio n to form a baseball league in the counties of Gilliam , M orrow, Sherm an and W heeicr "was expressed1 in a letter from Ray Dukek of Condon inquirii g if Sherm an county towns • uulh field two team s for a six team league. At W asco a team is be ing gathered together by some of the boys who played a few y ea rs ago. The Am erican Legion, Was- co team sponsor, may also p?r form th e sam e service in Moro w ith perhaps some help from G rass Valley and Kent. Bay Jew el is chairm an a t Moro. M rs E lizabeth Schaeffer re lu m ed from P ortland Sunday after having been in the city a week v isitin g her daughter, Mrs Elm er Barzee. LeRoy W rig h t was taken to the hospital in T he Dalles Sun day w ith another attac k of wh- ‘ has been diagnosed as gall biad d er trouble. He will undergo an operation next Friday m orning for relief of the illness. M arshal Axtell came home Sun- - - -d ay equipped w ith a new set of m olars to so rt of put teeth in , h° execution of the law hereabout.-, perhaps. Mrs Dewey Thom pson left Mon day for Portland to attend a m eet ing of P resbyterians. Dewey and Keith left T hursday for tlx* city to re tu rn w ith her. George U pdegraff return«*«’. Men day night from a week e rd trip to Portland. Mrs Updegraff, who has spent the w inter in C alifornia retu rn ed with him Mr and Mrs Jay P rice of N orte Bonneville w ere here from E rh ’rv until Monday visiting relatives and talking of pioneer doings. K F. C hildreth came up from Portland Sunday to take ever tem porary m anagem ent of tie* F irs t National bank branch in Moro, replacing Bill Close. \* ho left Friday for his new job in uRWdux FBIDAV, M W H MW, |w4<J —r the week end here with his Um tim of the m um ps having taken courthouse betw een the hours of MERIT SYSTEM EXAMINA r.nd $190. Apply by A pril id to ily. TIONS: Claims-taking positions Merit System Council, Clff M *ad it from her son, Kelly, who re- 10 a. m. an d 4 p. ni. Mr and Mrs Building, P o rtlan d I Oregon. w ith S tate U nem ploym ent Com Victor Peterson, manag« r of Arbuthnot cently recovered. were here W ednesday com ing pen satio n Com m ission V eterai * A fter A pril 1. h x a l d octors will The Dalles National F arm Loan 20e from P ortland. Sam is now w ith exam ine m ale v eteran s for service was in tow n W ednesday on bu i- P reference. Apply by April 10 a Portland m ortgage company connected conditions, and fem ale ness. ^-i<» M erit System Council, 616 M ALE H E L P W ANTED: O ppor and business brought bun t< her- m an county. A najean K nighten left I hut- day m orning w ith h er parents to go to P ortland on h e r way to rc e n te r th e U niversity at Eugene. Mr and) Mrs Jo h n DeM>,. Miss K atie G eiser re tu rn ¡1 Sun day evening from Port Hu • in e, Cal , aft n- spending a week iboi-o w ith G eorge DcMos^ now «•-; fin in th e navy hospital becau se < i a car a('('i(lent in w hich he iva* throw n th rough th e w in d sh ie'f receiving w ounds necessitating stitch es on his head and brr d: ing his ankle and his heel i.i tv.'»' place He will be in a cast until May. T he DeMosses also visited Mr and Mis Lewis Zogg. fi-rnu i Grass Valley residents at O xnarI E E. Barnum left Wednesday for Bend to spend a few weeks putting in a garden on his . onY place there. Mr and Mrs M. M Oveson nd av daughter. Ioan, left Thursday m orning for Portland to rem ain until Sunday. Merrill will go to Corvallis for some work for the station during his tim e away fr an Moro. T he w eather h been ju s t like spring. um o >xt We< ne t ht and st wit lay an and Th ished all thought >f sp r in P art though no snow fe and Salem . Tut lay was a.« as a p olitician’ smile. Mead Building. P o rtlan d 1, O,-e- veteran s for both serv ice and gon. b'<- non-service conditions. T h is will make exam im itio n s possible w ith O rder early lor preferred (kites. jess trav el th an form erly. SAVE 50% Read I pocket book C hrist * New H am pshires, R«x*k- Mr and Mrs M. A. Rub spent for 50c W rite—-Peeke: B<- Hatnp Cross, and Dryden W rite the we< k end w ith th e ir son, ’ L>1- Club of A m erica 1 Box ¿21 ’B- Leghorns. 1946 circular av. il- lis and fam ily at Cond'on. C o m " H ollyw ood - 28 Calif. ;; IL. !>le. Hatch son, Jackie, re tu rn e d w ith H ep H atchery, B eaverton, Dreg« n. for a visit of a few week:', \ tra v e lin g ex am in er of ope*\'. d i SALE: 20 A. w ith »»room tors and ch a u ffe u rs is scheduled In u e in Moro. See M rs P au l to a rriv e in Moro. M onday April ine B aker at tiic Mid-Col lio * :. 1 1946 and will lx* on d u ty at tin' 'I'lie Dalles, Oregon, tfn. Want Ad» O H U R C H EZ9 Grass Valley Baptist Church Sunday School 10.00 A. M. M orning W orship 11 A. M. Howard A. Schilling, p asto r SERVICE ( I \1M S IN T E R V IE W E R S L L KIRKELIE PHONE 391 MORO AND CLAIM S D E P U T IE S : for p er m an en t positions w ith S tate U nem ploym ent C om pensation C om m ission in. O regon. \ eter- ans Preference. S alaries $160 Annual church m eeting in the C tei dood Christian Endeavor 7:30 P. M. Jam es I). Moberg, pastor Christian Science It's T im e FRAN K L. District Dealer for AL Sherman Counties G illiam We now have a good stock ol all feeds, espcc- ^¡5 7 ¡ally 14 and 16 percent cattle nibs. D R O P IN T O B U C H O L T Z F O R A D E L IC IO U S H A M S A N D W IC H . G O O D O N E chased. GIIUKCH Moro Grain Growers to Sell. Junior League 6:30 p. m. F. L. C anned, P asto r to Buy. W A R N IN G Safety is the rule of m ost indiv iduals and we should always keep L oan s this in mind. One eateless chance TRAVELERS I N S I R A N 't l <<» may bring injury or «hath to an* one of us. All children and ia< adults should l>e w arned not to touch a wire banging front a pole or laying on the ground. Re au p o rt it to your local pow Seattle. light com pany em ployee- Bom : To Mr and Mrs Thc'xiore MORO P h o n e 271 OREG ON PA< IF K PO W ER & l i g h t < o. Irzyk, Maroh 25. in The b a l l y hospital, a son. Mr and Mrs William W alla'e T h is is the tim e to m ake th in g s around th e w ere here last week end fo vic«t w ith h er m other. Mrs Harold house clean and sw eet-sm ellin g b ecau se it is Ginn. Home for spring vacation are spring, even if the w in d is co ld . Miss Doris Jones, a student W e ’re fixed for the clean in g job because w e E astern Oregon College of Edu cation, and Misses Gloria D u n n have Miracle Foam that cleans u p h olstery and and P a tty French from the 1 ni- versity of Oregon rugs w ith ou t rubbing. Just put it on and see George Scott left W edncsdav it foam spots aw ay. for Seattle to visit his brother. He has been a guest at the home And if you w ant to m ake the place sm ell of his sister. Mrs H enry Raroui i for the past ten days or so as fresh as a breath of spring try air-w ick, Miss Luella Welch, former re air-w ick kills odors from c o o k in g , sm o k in g , sident of Moro and graduate of the Moro High school last Mav, and bathroom and freshens m u sty places in w as m arried Saturday night to John W ebber Jr.,' of Portland w h ich w in ter still lingers. The b rid e’s p a rty suffered in auto accident before the cm e- m ony bu t it did not delay the r e d ding. The dairy subsidy for the fi’si q u a rte r of 1946 will he paid after April 1, according to the countv ag en t’s office. Jack Ham ilton is now emplov- ed as cook at the Hotel Moro Cof fee Shop relieving Floyd John son p a rt time. L. L. Peetz was returned from the hospital Tuesday afternoon a fte r spending a few days there to s ta rt tow ard recuperation frorr a sick spell. Karl L andstrom came up from Portland F riday evening to spend G IL E S L F R E N C H R eal E sta te B r o k e r— F arm C. A . Ruggles INSURANCE - c i N T ! u @ 0 r J " ■■■- H Q Moro Variety & Remedy HOTEL MORO COFFEE SHOP Special Sunday Dinner Served from 11:30 a.m. until 8 p.m. I. J. Smith he reaeft o eve E lectricity here is so amazingly cheap that every hoiue’can enjoy an electric range PP&L,^you see, has ci’.t rates 15 times! More than tw enty thousand homes cook with Pi &L electricity W id e choice of Entrees and at an average cost of less than two dollars a month. Thousands more have placed their orders for clean, accurate electric ranges. Better get your order in now with ycur dealer. telephone mechanic T hen you. too, can soon enjoy modern, effortless electric cooking. WILL WORK: TIME AND MATERIAL OR CONTRACT can ch an ge c o u n tr y lin e s to m e e t n e w REA w . J. SMITH 1422 East 15th Street, TH E DALTKH, OREGON Or rail Phone 3291 Fountain Now Open TATE MORO, OREGON Take advantage of car load prices on taeseitems S o c ie ty WASCO METHODIST R a w le ig h P r o d u c ts We have recently taken delivery on Leees & Salt in carload quantities. Bible School 10:00 A. M. l'o t lut k d in n e r a t noon. Service at 11 a. m., Subject: 4 Mind ' W ednesday m eetings first and third W ednesdays of each m onth testim onials of healing includ Th( r iding room in the rear of the church contains all aw horiz- ed C hristian Science literatu re w hich m ay be Ixirrowed or pur- W rite or W ire McNESS COM PANY, Dept. D, 2423 M agnolh St . O akland 7. Calif. 21-22" Feeds and Sali Moro Community Church Mrs Paul Wilson is now a vie- Sunday School 10 A. M. Morning W orship— 11 a.m. Preaching service at the Gras.: FARMS Valley M ethodist c h u rc h Sund: y afternoon at 3 o clock. IE YOU’R E , OLD: It’s Tim e IE YOU’R E YOUNG: tu n ity of lifetim e su p p ly in g DDT and o th er p ro fitab le pro d u ets to farm ers in bi. in a . county.. No ex p erien ce or cap ital req u ired . Must ba,-* a ti’e mid gfxxti references. Perm anent foC/f/s Power £ h 4 Self-Supporting, Tax-Paying Business Banana Specials for Sunday MAKING YOUR ELECTRIC!?/ CHEAPER ANU CHEAHIl
