Sherman County journal. (Moro, Or.) 1931-current, April 05, 1946, Page 4, Image 4

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    FÁwfe fe
Gives Instruction
At Grass Valley
Mrs Hm* Thum of C ottar?
Grove, associate grand corduc-
tress, held school of instruction
at th e Masonic hall W ednesday
afternoon a t 2 o’clock about U*
m em bers present. M rs Helen Rng-
gles and Mrs Eugene Amidon of
the Bethletem chapter of Moro
w er$ p re s e n t Tea and cookies
w ere served at the close of the
m eeting from a table beautifully
decorated w ith
daffodils and
green and yellow candles. Mm
Thum was presented w ith a gift.
W illard Olds and Mr and Mis
Jacob
W as8enm iller
returned
W ednesday from Portland w here
they spent several days on busi­
ness.
Mrs Ted Kelly. Mrs Bert Cox
and her parents. Mr and _Mi^
C. H. Augee w ent to The Dalles
Monday when Mr Augee entered
the hospital for m edical
tre a t­
ment.
Lt. ( j. g.) and Mrs A1 R<>berts
and children arrived T hursday
from Corvallis to visit at the
hom e of her parents, Mr and Mrs
Fred Cox. L t R oberts left Frida /
for Seattle to report for duty.
Mr and Mrs Joe Bihby, Altor
Olds and Jim Woods w ent sm elt
fishing in the Sandy Sunday.
Mr and Mrs OrvIUfc Gibson
brought her parents. Mr and Mis
C. H. Augee. down from M adras
Saturday to visit th e ir son in law
and daughter Mr and Mrs Bert
Cox. Mr and Mrs Gibson retu rn
ed to th eir home Sunday.
Mrs Earl H arvey was taken to
The Dalles Saturday where Rhe
entered the hospital for tre»*-
m ent for badly burned hanos
when she fell on the stove.
Mrs Helen Alley and daughter,
Barbara, Ina May Ziegler and
Earl Olds w ere in T he Dalles S un­
day to visit Mrs Glenn P erry at
the hospital.
Mrs Grace Zevely went to ’• he
Dalles F riday on business re­
turning home Saturday.
Mr and Mrs Dean Reynolds
took th eir son. Gene, to Corval’is
Saturday w here he will en ter
OSC. They w ent to I^ebanon to
v isit her sister, Mrs John W atson.
They also visited Mr and Mrs
Bob Johnson retu rn in g hem e
Sunday by way of Vancouver to
v isit w ith their son in law and
daughter, Mr and Mrs W arren
Elliott.
K enneth Crews and daughter.
P fcrine of Olympia. W ashington
visited several days last week at
the hom e of Mr and Mrs Tom
G arrett.
Mr and Mrs J. W. Blagg ar.d
daughter. M arie and Mrs Ivan
Blagg w er? business visitors in
T he Dalles Saturday.
Mrs Audey V aughn spent the
sp rin g vacation and the veek end
visiting friends in La Granda.
A. J. Moore of Bend w as a
guest at the home of Mr and Mrs
Tom G arrett several days las*
AUTHOBHY'Bfe
DEAFNESS HERE
K. I t WORTHINGTON
A H dw dfirally Trained
Expert oa Hearing Problems
WILL DEMONSTRATE
REVOLUTIONARY NEW
HEARING SYSTEM
AT MORO
Mr. W orthington will conduct
a free clinic for the hard of hear­
ing a t HOTEL MORO on F riday,
April 12, 1946 from 10 a. m_ to
»,«((<(• HW*MU*r
-M**!»-. »• » ♦ *
Mr and Mrs 0. N. Ruggles» (pc-
Tom Garrett
, tored to Moro Sunday to spend
Mr and Mrs James Phifer ar.L
the afternoon visiting his mother,
daughter brought her brother,
Mrs Lucy Ruggles, ahd other rel­
Billy G arrett home Sunnday af­
atives.
ter spending several days with
Ed V intin of Portland w-»s on
them, th ey spent the day with
overnight guest a t the F ra n k P ay
her mother, Mrs Maude Garrett.
e r hom e W ednesday night. He
Mr and Mrs Ivan Blagg were
left T hursday for his home. Mrs
business visitors in The Dalles
Charles Ferrigo accom panied tthn
Tuesday.
as far as The Dalles to b ring h er
' Mr and Mrs Carl Hesse an J
la th e r’s car home.
children of Vancouver, Wash.,
Mr and Mrs A. A. D unlap had
L* £
spent the week end visiting 8t
«
< j
ns th e ir guests over th e w eek end
the hom e of Mr and Mrs W.. D.
th eir daughter,
Anita
B arnett
Barnett.
Ph. M 3-c, K ay C arataden PL M N A V Y ’S COACH . . . Capt. Thwnas
Among the Grass VaHey busi­
3-c and H arry Hooper gunners J. Ham ilton, who has just been ap­ ness visitors in The Dalles Fri­
m ate 1-c of Camp Adair. They pointed head football coach of the day were Mr and Mrs Bill Todd.
w ere m et in T he Dalles Saturday U . 8. naval academy. This w ill he his Mr and Mrs Ted Smith, Sam
by th e Dunaps*hnd taken back on second coachinr tour at Annapolis, Stark, Harry Stark, Mr and Mr«r
having coached In 1934, 1935 and
FOUGHT UNDER TWO FLAGS . . . Sunday.
Herman Peters and sons, Herman
193«.
T/S Leonard Bernhardt, Garden
City, L. I., who aerved a* honorary - Mr and Mrs Alfred Rock, Mr ghter, Freida, C. W. Fields, Ross and Arden, Mr and Mrs Norris
chairman of "Red Army Week,” in and M rs Don Sm ith and Arch Fields, F ra n k Pike, L ester B ar­ Gilkison, Mr and Mrs George
effort to aid orphans of Russian sol­ C antrall w ere business visitors ir. num , George Sm ith, Paul Goddard Smith, Mr and Mrs Shelton Fritts,
diers. He holds eight U. 8. deco­ The Dalles Monday.
and M rs M att Simon and daugh Mr and Mrs Cttyde Smith and Mrs
rations, inclading silver star. Bern-
Miss. Je an e tte Holmes, who is
Tommie Barnett.
hard! also aerved in Russian arm y. atten d in g OSC a t Corvallis spent ter, Helen, Mrs Em m a Chamber-
Melvin Babb of Kent was a din­
lain, F ritz Rohw eder, John Rolf-»
week.
— ——
last week at the home of her p a r­
ner
guest at the home of Mr and
H enry Peters. John Peters, A. A.
Mr and Mrs W illiarr
Mrs
W. D. Barnett Sunday.
Mr and Mrs W. D. B arrel t u . j <: ents.
Dunlap.
Mrs
Frank Bayer and son.
ing Mr and Mrs Carl Hesse
u Holmes
Mr and Mrs W illis B rittain and
,f r and Mrs Don Sm ith and son,
Keith,
were
in The Dalles Sator
as diinner guests Saturday ev •
children of Tygh Valley and M rs
'• went to The Dalles Thu ra­
day
to
visit
her son, Claud, at
children of Vancouver, Mr r
George E. N orval of F orest Grove
te
spend
the
rest
of
the
week
the
hospital.
Mrs FTed Peters, John and b e .:, y
visited a t the home of Mr and Mrs
Mrs Frances Blbby left ? i ?s- W E 8 T E R N Y A R N S IN T H E M A K IN G . . . John H. Latham , left, w rite r
Peters, Herm an P eters and sor. 'v.th his parents, Mr and Mrs G um F ran k E. Bayer Monday.
of Western yarns for palp magatines, gets m aterial for future atoriee
Arden, Odell Lloyd and Mr a r.i Sm ith.
Mrs W allace May left W ednes­ day for The Dalles after spend­ from "S lim ” Haynes, town m arshal of Rockport, Texas. Latham cheae
Mrs Em m a C ham berlain re tu rn ­
Mrs W illard B arnett and son,
day for Hood River to spend a ing several weeks here v isU .ig Arkansas connty, near Corpus Christi, as Ideal place to gather m a ­
ed to her home in P ortland ¡Sun­
Keith.
few days w ith her parents, Mr at the Joe and Art Blbby ho nes terial. The region is famous for its tomatoes, cucumbers and grape*
day
a
fte
r
spending
a
few
days
Mr and Mrs John R ust and M weff as oyster beds, shrimp fisheries and oil wells.
John B uether and (laughter
and M rs J. A. W alter.
visiting
at
the
hom
e
of
Mr
and
daughters.
. Mr and M t II. O.
Frelda, went to Troutdale S m-
The various departm ents of th ?
the season, leading to a predic­
Mrs
Matt
Sim
on.
Dugger
and
Mrs Hers TlnGie >f IRRIGATION WATER
day to fish for sm elt in the San­
G rass Valley B aptist church are
tion that, b arring late unforseen
W illard Olds and his g ran d ­ planning a program for E aster Brow nsville spent Sunday on a PO8PECT PLEASING
dy.
developm
ents, the Irrigation wa-
The Baptist Mission society m e‘ parents, Mr and Mrs Jacob W as­ S unday evening, Mrs Of car Rug­ trip to Bend.
The 1946 irrigation w ater out- ter supply should be adequate
Mr and Mrs Art Blbby went
a t the home of Mrs W allace Mav senm iller left Tuesday lor Tygh gles announces
The
Sunday
look , continues to look “very this year in pratically all set-
to
The Dalles Saturday to v’slt
Valley
w
here
Mr
W
assenm
iller
and Mrs L. D. May T hursday
school Is to present a pageant,
th ro u g h o u t the sta te of tions, and nearly equal to the
her father, O. M. Fraley, return­ Oregon, even though the addi- record supplies of 1943
afternoon with nine present. Re­ will stay w ith his sen and da’j f h
"The R esurrection” and the choir
freshm ents w ere served at the te r in law, Mr and Mrs A ugns’ will give a cantata. r h? public ing home Sunday.
tional m ountain snow during Fe-
A flnal report
gnow
W assenm iller,w hile Mr Olds
close of the m eeting.
b ru ary was som ew hat below nor- tions and stream flow prospects
is invited.
Claud Bayer w ent to The D«dle< Mrs W assenm iller go on ♦ ? P
mal. This is revealed In th e M arch jn all principal Irrigation regions
Mr and Mrs Roy W ells a rd
last Mcndlay w hen he entered the land w here Mrs % W assen.'.ib . ~ sons of McMinnville spent 3un
1aeue o f the snow survey and wa- Of the state will be made as usual
will rem ain several days for med-
hospital for an operation.
te r outlook report ju st released during the firgt week in X prl,
day v isiting her parents, M r and
Rev. and Mrs How ard A. Schil­ ica’ treatm ent.
by the M edford office of the So’I when the annual forecast ineet-
M rs T. M. (Rolfe. They brought
C onservation service in cooper- ,ngg w ll,
held
ling had as dinner guest« Friday
Members of the Odd Fellow’ an 1 th e ir daughter. Miss F rances
ation w ith OSC experim ent sta- --------------------------------------------- —
evening Mr and Mrs Russell Bel- Rebekah lodges gave a p arty at
W ells, u p to D inty’s Servise Sta­
tion.
.
shee and daughter of Moro, Miss the l.O.O.F . hall W ednesday
-n-
FARM S
At the beginning of March the
Jovee Solberger of Hillsboro and ing in honor of L. K. Sm ith The tion w here she took over th e
IF YOU’RE OLD:
re sta u ra n t opening for business
Ed F ritts.
w a te r content of snow above the
evening was spent playing card«
It’s T im e to SelL
Mr and Mrs W. C. Todd
5000 foot level averaged 72 per
w ith refreshm ents served a t the Monday.
IF
YOU’RE
YOUNG:
Mrs C. W ilke arrived recently
business visitors in The Dalles olose of the party.
cent g reater than at this time a
It’s Time to Huy.
W ednesday.
y e a r ago and was 42 p e rc tr r
from
S
t
H
elens
w
here
she
s
p
e
rt
Mrs Helen Alley and Earl O’.ds
G ILES H FRENCH
Mrs Frances Bibbv was a visit w ent to The Dalles Wedectlay to the w in ter w ith her son and d a u ­
above norm al for that date Be­
low 5000 feet the w ater cont^ht Reni E state Broker— Farm ' " t i n
o r a t the hom e of Mr and Mrs W. visit his daughter, Mrs G.enn g h ter in law, Mr and Mrs F’rank
F. Schilling W edftesday.
was 352 percent m ore than last TRAVELERS INSURANCE CG.
P erry, and infant daughter
at W ilke, to stay a while w ith h e r
year and 78 percent above- nor­
Mr and Mrs Bi 1 Todd w ere bus­ the hospital,
son in law and daughter, Mr and
mal for the years of record.
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iness visitors in Moro Friday.
Mr and Mrs Jam es E aster and Mrs C. R. Anderson.
W IDOW R E T U R N S . . . M rs. Genrge
W
atershed
soils
are
generally
Mr and Mrs F rank Bayer w ere
Mr and Mrs C. W. Fields and 8. Patton meet« her m u . West
children m otored to Portland
well soaked and unfrozen, fa­
in The Dalles Sunday to visit
W ednesday evening to spend the Mr and Mrs Ross Fields m otored Feint Cadet Geerge 8. Patton m , ns voring sustained runoff through
ahe retoras Ite m Im u m h im e , tot*
th eir son, Claud, at the hospital
rest of the week visiting relatives to H erm iston S aturday afternoon lowing the funeral ef General PaV
Miss Joyce Solberger of Hills
to spend the week end v isiting ten. The general waa hurled with
retu rn in g home Sunday.
boro cam e up T hursday to sp°n 1
RHEUMATISM
AUTO — LIFE —
Among those who attended at the home of Mr ad M rs I. D. roll m ilitary
the week end visiting at the home
open house a t the E lks club ir. Pike. ,
and
ARTHRITIS
of Rev. and Mrs H ow ard A. Schil
Com prehensive
Residence
A
M rs Norm a Roth of B rem er­
The Dalles T hursday night from
ling.
I
suffered
for
yeerg
and
am
so
Personal
Liability
Insurance,
Grass VaLley w ere Messrs and ton spent several days 131* week
T h e young m arried people
thankful that I found relief fr?rr. Com prehensive Farm and Farm
Mesdames John B uether and dau- visiting h e r parents, Mr and Mrs
sponsored a party at the Baptist
this terrible affliction th a t I will E m ployers Liability.
church Saturday evening for the
gladly answer anyone writing me
John M. DeMoea, Agent
WÁ8OO
high school students and the up­
for information. Mrs Anna Pauts,
Phone 857, *Oro, Or5.
per grade school children. The
P. 0 . Box 825, Vancouver, Wa'Sh.
(Res. De Moss Sprintò)
evening was spent playing games
and after refreshm ents of ite
cream and cake w ere served to
about 35 present.
KÄ
I
- STATE FARM
INSURANCE COMPANIES
T. Lester Jehasm
Cars Washed, Motors
Steam Cleaned!
T
country is short of in­
dustrial fats, mighty short.
his
T h e supply is so low that the
governm ent m ust decide how
m uch fat can be released to
m ake soap; how m uch for other
peacetim e goods. T he shortage
would be even worse w ithout
the wonderful help American
housewives are giving by turn­
ing in used fats.
K eep saving to tide us over
this em ergency. It will help
YOU get more soaps and other
products you w ant so much.
OIW, WiCLC SAM-
IF S A M Ó U6£P Z
RAT» HELP» AAAKE
F MONE SOAPS r f
COUNT ME IH /
5 p. m.
Now you can actually have a
personal consultation on your
W M A U M P M IS IO
hearing problem s—actually learn
M e dVST/W M0MA9
from a trained specialist, w ithout
cost o r obligation, how you too
HOU MAKE A 6ANRX..
can enjoy pleasant, relaxed h e a r­
ing once agai.n.
A feature of th is H earing Clinic
will be a dem onstration sh ow lrj
how the great new Acoustlcon
H earing System answ ers the g*’
toisAAORemrMW»
e m m e n t’g demand to m eet ea< n
io MOT mM, «WW.
and every need of th e h ard of
hearing—and to furnish n o t ju st I '«M»WV( H0WTHe
a hearing aid, b u t a com plete
SALVA« CAN HUM
hearing system .
-—An im portant point of the Ac- ormuewvsi
ousticon H earing System is the
rem arkable Acoustlcon "H earing
Lenaee", made by w orld’s oldest
ANpTMe w ia m .
m an u factu rer of hearing aids.
«VE»M£4*KK
They actuajly focus sound for e a r ;
the way optical lenses focus for
the eye.
C «mSMV/*:«
This hearing system also In­
clude« the new science of Hear­
ing exercises that help to streng­
then and im prove your hearing
through natural means. Simply
attend at the tim e m entioned
above. Evening appointment in
KEEP TURNING IN USED FATS
your own home may be arrange*!
TO MELF MAKE MO«f SOAF
tor
(A d v )
Drive in, let us clean up your car Intide
and out.
O ur mo‘ or steam clean will
make your motor look like new again.
Our R eputation Is Your P rotection
Sunset Motor Co.
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The Dalles,
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T H E 'D A L L E S
Howard Hodge,
Milgrim, Hattie Car­
negie, Stetson, Dunlap and Marks »»
with all the deftness and art that is at
their fingertips.
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