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About Sherman County journal. (Moro, Or.) 1931-current | View Entire Issue (March 29, 1946)
J è* 7 JL « 1 HH**!«». for llijhd >j;h?re h , »111 be Grass Valley MAtlHt *»■ WW. parents, Mr and Mrs fjert Cox. Mr and M rs B ert Brown of T^gh Valley visited a t the home of Mr and Mrs Lewis Olds S atur day. Mr and Mrs <£. M. Rolfe, Mr and Mrs O. N. Ruggles, Mr and Mrs Orville Ruggles and Mr and Mrs A. A. Dunlap attended tt.e H istorical Society m eeting i n Moro Friday night w hen Gover n o r Snell was the speaker. Mr and Mrs C. R. > B ruckeit cam e up from The Dalles W ednes day to spend the rest of the week w ith th e ir son in. law and daugh ter, Mr and Mrs A. F. Balzer. Mr and Mrs Glenn P e rry are th e p aren ts of a daughter, D onra Dean, w eighing 5 lbs and 8 o r born Sunday M arch 24 at The Dalles hospital, , Mr and M rs C harles Lem ley cam e up from P ortland W ednes day to visit th eir son, Ofco/r Lem ley, retu rn in g to the citv Monday. • Mr and Mrs A. F. Balzer and M r and Mrs C. R. B ruckert w ent to Moro Sunday to spend the da*- at the home of Mr and Mrs R.J. B ruckert. Mr and M rs C. R. Brv- c k e rt rem ained to spend a few days w ith them . Sam Stark and H arry -Stark and Mr and Mrs Orville Ruggles w ere business visitors in 1T«€ Dalles Saturday. E d V intin of P ortland and I.lr ployed. M rs jyilo Elliott und son, Mi*«) Jr., who is home on leave from th e navy, and h e r daughter, Mrs Bob W ren and small son. C iait. (Z<~ <M*; Jl all of Sheridan spent the weeken here visiting relatives. Mr and-M rs W illard*RoRc had Sherm an C hapter No. 132 O.E.S. as dinner guests* Saturday eveir- celebrated it’s 26th anniversary ing Mr and Mrs Marcus Rsliiiger Tuesday evening, March 19. A and children, Mr anti Mrs Ross potluck din n er was served at Fields and Mrs Anita Barnett T a ’dock. The tables were center of Camp Adair. ed w ith daffodils and the S«tint Mr and Mrs A. A. Dunlap w ent Patricks Day m otiff was carried to The Dalles Suday to take their out. T he birthday cake was cut daughter, Mrs Anita B arnett, wh<* and served by Mrs Dean Reynolds returned to Camp Adair a fter w orthy m atron. Mrs Wallace Ma.v spending th e week end with read the history of the chapter > and the ch arter m em bers r e c a ll them. Gordon Lemley returned ivm*» ed events Of the evening when the chapter was instituted. A Sunday from Portland w here he piano solo by Mrs E lton Eakln, spent several days visiting h i- group singing and games w ere m other who is ill at the Gox d Sam aritan hospital. enjoyed. Mrs Helen Alley and children Mr and Mrs Jam es Phifer and daughter of Shaniko were over John and Barbara, and Earl Olds night guests at the home of her w ere visitors in The Dalles Sun m other. Mrs Maude G arrett. Sr.n day. day night. Mrs Guy Boyer of John Day is Mr and Mrs Alfred Koch were here visiting her m other. Mrs L. hosts at a dinner Saturday even D. May and her b rother and sis ing. those present were Mr and te r in law, Mr and Mrs W allace Mrs A. A. Dunlap, Mr and Mrs May, a few days. Mrs Ray P etereit and son, T er Arch Cantrall and Mr and Mrs ry, came from Seattle Friday to Don Smith. Mr and Mrs Loy Cochran of spend a few flays visiting her Portland came Sunday to spend parents, Mr and Mrs C. M Clev a few days visiting at the hom e enger. Mr and Mrs W allace May and of Mr and Mrs Eben Kee. M rs L. D. May have as their Mrs A rt Bibby and sou. Step guests a few days this week Cob hen, retu rn ed hom e Saturday T. E. May of C arm et California from Portland w here they spent and his son. E vereett May. of S fo . several days on business. ford university. Mr and Mrs R. D. May and dau Mr and Mrs Charles Anderson ghter of Portland spent the week returned hom e W ednesday from end visiting a t th e home of Mr V ancouver and other valley points and Mrs N orris Gilklson. w here they spent several m onths Mr and Mrs Harold E akln and visiting relatives. children and Mr and Mrs Dell Kenneth Crews and John Roih Olds w ent to Culver Sunday to came up from Olympia, Wash., spend th e day w ith Mr and Mrs F riday leaving Sunday w ith Ken H arry Helsing. n e th ’s fu rn itu re. K enneth receiv • Mrs Bess Tindel of Portland ed his discharge recently from came up F riday to spend a few the navy and will m ake his home days v isitin g a t the home of Mr in Oflympia. and Mrs H. O Dugger Many G rass Valley people a t M r and Mrs Ray Miller a rd tended the funeral of Bill Dav’s Mrs Roy Hayes of Portland were in The Dalles Saturday afternoon. over n ight guests at the hom e of Sgt. and M rs W arren Morgan Mr and M rs John R ust F riday left W ednesday for Barnum . Bight. W isconsin to visit relatives be Mrs A1 Fox and son, Pfc Gene fore going to Florida w here he Sum m erfield, returned home W ed will be stationed, after spending nesday from M issouri w here th°y several m onths here with his spent tw o w eeks visiting relatives. / Mr and Mra H. 0. Dugger and M rs John R ust w ere business RHEUMATISM visitors in T he Dalles Friday. and ARTHRITIS Norm an Sum m erfield received I suffered for years and am so his discharge from the arm y and thankful th a t I found relief fr?nr. is h ere v isiting his m other, Mrs this terrible affliction th a t 1 will . A1 Fox. Mr and Mrs Charles Perrigo gladly answ er anyone writing n e and daughter, Linda, left Sunday for information. Mrs Anna PauU, P. 0 . Box 825, Vancouver, Wasih. Lodge Celebrates Anniversary Mlsq p w o th y B arnett »pent ♦md M ri of yls|ted th e week end In T he Dalles at relative» here Sunday. Mrs Leonard Tubbin came up th e hom e of Mr and M rs jo lm from San Diego, California Mon Pezzeti. day and m et her husband, who is w ith th e navy and arrived here TRAFFIC TOLL CLIMBING from B rem erton, " W ashington. STEADILY They w ere over night guest» at T raffic accidents claimed a toll the hom e of Mr and Mrs F ra n k Bayer, leaving Tuesday for E n of 15 lives d u rin g the first ten terp rise to visit her parents, Mr days of M arch, Secretary of S tate and Mrs Scholl, on th eir way to R obert S. F a rre ll Jr., said today Norfolk, Va. w here he will be in w arning Oregon t drivers and pedestrians th a t unsafe traffic stationed. ' - contributing a Cpl. C lair L. Balzer arrived practices w ere Sunday night from F o rt Levds heavy toll of death and in ju ry to spend a few days w ith his p a r th is year. ents, Mr andl M rs A. F. Balzer. “F inal fig u res on fatalities for Mr and M rs*Ted Ball received the m onth of F e b ru ary show 35 w ord Tuesday m orning th a t th eir persons killed, an all-tim e nigh son In law an d daughter, M r and for th a t m o n th in Oregon’s his- Mrs Dick Bailey, are the parerVs of a son born Tuesday M arch 2C,' w eighing 5 lbs and 11 oz. a t a hospital in. Spokane, W aching ton. Mr and Mrs W. D. B a rn e tt and Mr and Mi’s Harold Owens w ere AUTO — L IF E — FIR E business visitors in T he Dalles Friday. Com prehensive Residence A L STATE FM INSURANCE COMPANIES CARD OF THANKS W e w ish to thank our friends for th eir kind words of sym pathy and for the m any beautiful floral offerings during our recent be reavem ent. » Personal Liability Com prehensive Farm E m ployees Inability. Insurance. and Farm John M. DeMosa, Agent Phone 857, •o r o , Ore. (Res. DeMoss Springs) Farrell d e c ig ^ . rion RWI* M unsafe practices as passing In the unsafe driving and walking prac- face of approaching traffic, speed tlcefl too g reat for safety on curves and drin k in g contributed to this tragic record.” The secretary of state said that while vehicle • defects played a p a rt h i the accident upsw ing so WAAOO far this year, the g re a te r propor- JA m A N e w , Modern, N E W G RO CERY STOCK as complete as we can get GREEN V E G E TA B LE S as the seasons permit SELF SERVICE - HELP YOURSELF Thirty Days Time Extended A T ? r ^ T T T J ? ’Q A 1 l l j l l l i b O CA SH STORE G RASS V A L L E Y The Davis Fam ily. TUT SMART TAMIL? G R E T A 309 SECOND ST. TH E D A L L E S Y ou'll be su rp rised to kn o w hoiv little it costs to buy the better things. Tho other day John Sm art w ait ed for me in the courtroom before going to lunch together. It was a divorce trial. John asked me a pungent question. “Judge,” says John while we were having lunch, “have you ever had a milk shake bob up in divorce pro ceedings?” “No, can’t say shat I ’ve ever heard of milk shakes or any other soft drink appear ing in court—but there’« plenty of times that alcoholic bever ages have appeared as a cause that leads to broken-up families —and many times to broken-up youngsters . . . who are indeed the innocent victim s of parental delinquency.” ORIGINAL A Car Worth Driving Is Worth Protecting! 11 your car requires service, It ’s a good in SUNSET do the required Because at SUNSET you get expert vestment to let repairs. service that is guaranteed. OfSce U IW I r « GRIM STORIES ... fold! Is the title to your real estate safe from attack? Numerous court records of title suits tell the grim story of missing heirs, frauds, illegal trusts and other title defects which cause unsuspecting property buyers severe financial losses. You can avoid risks of this kind by insisting upon Title Insur ance when you buy real property. THE OLD JUDGE SAYS... '« J Our Reputation Is Your Protection Sunset Motor Co. CHEVROLET OLDSMOBILE The Dalles, Oregon CADILLAC M A K E E V E R Y M ILE C O U N T ™ I « - aramammmmmmmaamMmarn RECAPPING SY SOCIALISTS N o C e r t if ic a t e BRANCH o r n c i s CLACKAMAS TH U m A T n r t O ra p u iy •0 0 Mate •».. Oragon City CLATSOF COUNTY T H U m A T rM t Company • M Commercial. Astoria LINCOLN COUNTY COLUMBIA COUNTY T itU aaA T r a it Company Title and Trust Company F la m Ba«ar*. St. Helena Coart Houaa Square, Tolede TILLAMOOK COUNTY W ASHINCTON COUNTY T itU and T ract Company l i t Sad St. K.. Tillamook Title and Truat Company 180 S. 2nd Ara., Hillsboro L IN N COUNTY T itU and TramjQompMy West Brd A Broadalbin. Albany . Corraills FOLK COUNTY SoUm Abstract Ca. Salem UNIO N COUNTY Tba Abstract O TitU Ca. La Grande WHEELER COUNTY WbeoUr Abstract Co. Salam ’■ Ko’ alL YAM HILL COUNTY SNCRMAN COUNTY Cosmty Abstract Co. YambUI Coonty Abstract Co. Moro McMinnville trust [ompnnv r t iit t »»£ • Minimi ( iiic ia D i Latest t'aciory Methods For Eligible Car Owners a s s o c i a t i o rn e a s JACKSON COUNTY ■oo Coassty Abstract Co. Medford L A N ! COUNTY Comsty Abstract Co. -M a g m a M ARIO N COUNTY A batta i t Co. R e q u ire d U .S . ROYAL DE LUXE The Tire- W ith — Reserve Strength Built Ir S IS US TODAY 1 SUNSET MOTOR COMPANY G E O R G E ^ Y et, 1 certainly would like to hear why you call that an old fashioned idea. Judge.” OLD JUDGE: “ Glad to tell you, George. Until recently, a person known as an al- poholic was generally treated as a social putcast. Little if anything was done to understand him or help him. But, during the past few years, medical research snd study hat developed that alcoholics are really sick people. . . that there is usually a deep- rooted physical, social or emotional reason behind their behavior. That’s why today so Thù jnuch is being done to help them by finding out and correcting the condition that lead« them to excess.” UEORGE: “ How many folks are there like "that, Judge?’ OLD JU D G E :“ Well, according to scientific research, 95% of the people who drink, drink sensibly. 5% do so unwisely, at timet, Included in that 5% is the small perrmifa p of the sick people I’m talking about." GEORGE: “ That certain^* gives me a dearer picture. It’s the most sensible ap proach I’ve ever heard on the subject." aAarfisamraf tp»«u«rX ky C ^ tftr a te t t í A let M i e »-rigj ZáAm.fr,
