Sherman County journal., April 12, 1946, Page 3, Image 3

MOW«, OHWtt*
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W ed n esd ay fp b rin g h is w lfs
daughter Mrs Grace Z evely.
and
in fa n t daughter, D onna Deane
M rs B ert C ox a n d her m other,
M rs
C H A ugeet w e n t to T h e h om e from th e h ospital.
D alles S u n d ay e v e n in g to v isit
Mr A u gee at th e hospital.
A m on g th e G rass V a lley sh o p ­
pers an d b u sin e ss v isito rs in T h e
D alles M onday w e r e Mrs A rth u r
S c h illin g an d daughter, D ianne,
M rs W C Todd, M rs W F S ch il­
ling, Mr and M rs R oy S chilling.
Mrs A A D unlap, Mrs C R A nd­
erson, M rs W ay n e K elley,
Mrs
J E B row n and Mrs Max Brow n.
G lenn P erry w e n t to The D alles
L eR oy W right has been im pro­ pew wawJsoj>.
Mr and Mrs G e o ff, Martin w e r *
v in g stea d ily sin c e h is operation
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for gall sto n es tw o w eek s a g o and here this week to visit his mother
and
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he is exp ected hom e soon to fin ­
g o in g to work.
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ish h is recuperation.
G eorge U p d egraff m ad e a trip
P h il R u ggles is now w o rk in g
in T h e D alles for W alther-W ill to P ortland and retu rn Sunday.
M rs G iles F ren ch w a s on th e
iam s as bookkeeper, th u s getting
sick
list this w e e k for a few d a y s
N e x t W ednesday, April 17, th e
part w a y to a h igh er altitu d e.
Mr
and
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DeMoss
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ek a h d istr ic t co n v en tion w ill
A rthur B u ch oltz exp ects to go
turned
from
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t a t th e M asonic hall in G rass
to a d ifferen t
location th is fall
as Darold B elsh e is ex p ected to S p rin gs W ed n esd ay e v e n in g on Valley at 2:00 o ’clock. T he Amer-
accou n t o f J o h n ’s a rth ritis. '
lea n L egion au xiliary wiH serve
resu m e farm ing h is place.
FOR SA LE:
2-5:50-17 retread s, th e d in n er at th e IOOF hall at
Mr and Mrs A u stin F oss, now
n ev er used, 2 tubes, o n e w h e e l. 6 o ’clock . A n yon e w elcom e.,
of W asco, sp en t Sunday h ere as
John D eM oss.23c
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G eo rg e and M arie vonB orstel
Rebekahs
Doumas Return
From Trip To
PLUMBING & BUTINS
April
California
Mr and M rs T o m D oum a cam e
h o m e la st T hu rsd ay from their
tr ip to C alifornia. In L os A n geles
th e y sa w W J M artin looking as
go o d a s e v e r a n d o n th e return
tr ip th e y sa w Mrs C assie H eath
B a rk er and husband at th e Grand
C a n y o n lodge. T h e D ouinas cam e
h o m e by w a y o f S a lt Lake.
guests of his parents.
M isses Jean Z e v e ly an d K ath-
•M rs C larence
M ersinger le ft
erin e M oberg
w e n t to A lb a n y
last w eek for M ontana to v is it her
Johjnny S h ip le y
w a s a brief
F rid ay to atten d th e fir st se ssio n
daughter, B eth.
o f th e F u tu re H o m em ak ers In
v isito r h ere, co m in g Saturday to
Mrs M ollie M cLachlan is in
be tak en to B end on his return
th is state. T h e y retu rn ed h o m e
E u gen e to be w ith her d au gh ter
Sunday.
trip to M edford Sunday.
Mrs H arry H arrington and her
Mr and M rs L ou is S a th er le ft
T h u rsd ay m o rn in g for S e a ttle on
r e c e iv in g w ord th a t h is siste r w a s
U N H A N D Y ST U F F T O BE O U T OF
d a n g ero u sly 111 t h e r e . 4.
Mr and M rs R ichard H o ld a w a y
T h e r e ’s clo th es line, for instance, lots better
than a barbed w ire fen ce on a w in d y day.
E lectric light bulbs, M oses and the fresh ou t
lig h t, y o u rem em ber
Iron cord, ex ten sio n cord —right useful w h e n
y o u need to see.
A nd clo th es pins, too, unless y o u use the
fen ce, and canopeners are in sty le again sin ce
can s are back, and before w e get cro w d ed o ff
th is space, if y o u doi>’t get an ex ten sio n core-
be sure y o u get a flashlight.
Moro Variety Si Remedy
and d au gh ter are g o in g to m o v e
to th e M cK ean h ou se r e c e n tly va-
cated by th e P h ilip W ilso n s.
G eorge W ilc o x cam e u p from
S alem T u esd ay e v e n in g for a d ay
or tw o at hom e. ;
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a t t h e hom e o th eir parents, Mr
and M rs T heo vonB orstel.
J o h n B u eth er took hW brotlier,
B ill B u eth er to T he D alles Mon-
d a y w h e n he entered th e hospital
for m edical
F red C ox
d erson le ft
W , W ash.,
M rs E m m a
SERVICE
L L KIRKELIE
PHONE 391
MORO
R A D IO G E N IU S . . . M orris loon,
17. M ia m i, F la ., form er merchant
m arine ship radio m aa, youngest rai
dla i U U m technician In the world,
shown ao he left New York City
for Tangier«, where ho w ill set o f
n radio station.
R o n n ie V anM etre o f T h e D alles
sp en t th e w eek en d v isitin g th eir
son in law and daughter, Mr and
Mrs M erle Sm ith.
M iss C assie H olm es cam e up
h o sp ita l.
from T h e D alles F riday to spend
M r a n d Mrs Don Sm ith and son,
th e w eek en d here w ith relatives.
L arry and Mr and Mrs Alfred
K ock an d son, Bud, w ere dinner
Mr and Mrs O rville R u ggles
g u e sts a t th e hom e of Mr and M is had as dinner g u e sts
Saturday
L ^ t e r B arnum Sunday even in g. e v e n in g Mr and M rs W illard Bar­
M r >nd Mrg Bernard M artin nett, Mr and Mrs A rch Cantrall,
ag dinner g u ests Sunday Mr Mr and^M rd D on S m ith and Mr
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Want Ad»
D u r in s the n ex t fiv e y e » n , » fo u r hundred m illio n d o l l »
construction program is p lan n ed to im prove and exp an d
telep h o n e terrier o n the Pacific C o a st
T h is program is already under w ay and is g o in g ahead
steadily.
In 1946 alo n e, m ore than 70 b u ild in g projects, in stalla­
tio n o f e ig h t b illio n feet o f w ife in exch an ge cable and
construction o f 2 0 0 ,0 0 0 m iles o f to ll and lo n g distance
circuits are exp ected to be com pleted Work w ill be started
o n the W estern part o f a n ation -w id e coaxial cable n e t­
w ork fo r lo n e distance and television transm ission, anti
in the n ex t few years m any n ew services and im prove-
m ents w ill be introduced.
For it is our purpose to erow w ith the W est and to h e lp
th e W est g ro w — to provide an ever-w id en in g, ever-im ­
p ro v in g telep h o n e service.
Tka PocHit Telephone and Telegraph Company
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with or without meals •
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Dinner
W e cater for Special Events
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Service at 11 la. m., Subject:
Are Sin, Disease and Death Real?
Wednesday m eetings first and
third Wednesdays of each month
include testimonials of healing.
The reading room in the rear of
the church contains all authoriz­
ed Christian Science literature
which may be borrowed or pur­
chased.
Waseo M eth od ist C hvrch
Sunday Schoo) 10:00 a.m.
Morning Worship 11:00'am.
Junior League 6:30 p.m.
Preaching service at Grass Val­
ley Methodist Church, Sunday
afternoon at 3:00 p.m., April 14
F. L. Cannell, pastor.
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SoiMthtBf to Remenkhei
The flip of a copper penny in 1&45 gave
Portland, Oregon, its name. A «ettler
from Bo«on, Maaaachuaetta, and one
from Portland, Maine, tossed for the
right to perpetuate hia home aty s
name. Today the Portland of the West
la larger chan Its eastern namesake!
SametUaf Blae *• »ememher
CORBYÌS
The smooth, satisfying mellowness of
Corby’s 1 Only 11 years trier thePort-
land coin tossing, Corby’s startled its
glorious tradition in Canada as a
I Today,
t, whiskey
sociable name
blend,
carries Corby's.
on this
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C. A . Ruggles
James D . M oberg, pastor
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C hristian E n d ea v o r 7:30 P. M.
A dm ission: $ 1 .0 0
for Breakfast, Lunch and
parents, Mr and Mrs J A Walter.
Jean Zevely returned’ home Sun­
day from Albany where she had
spent a day or two at the Future
Homemakers conference
Mr and Mrs James Easter were
business visitors in Heppner last
Thursday, returning home Friday.
Mrs Irma Whitehead came up
from Portland Wednesday to see
her new grand daughter and her
son in law and daughter, Mr and
Mrs Glenn Perry.
Mrs L D May had as her guest
for dinner Sunday, Mr and Mrs
Ralph Busse of Moro and her
Moro Caam aaity Chnrch
Bible School 10:00 A. M.
Pot luck dinner at noon.
Palm Sunday
Sponsor: M o ro Legion
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NOTICE: Don’t forget the pro­
gram at the Baptist church Eas­
ter Sunday evening April 21 at
Club o f A m erica 1 B o x 2212B— all left Sunday for Bend.'
H ollyw ood - 28 CaMfj ;
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Mr -and M rs L D E ak ln and MORO
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OREGON
Order early lo r preferred dates. their grand children, Beverly and upninnuuiH»»»»»»»»»»»»»»»*?
C hristie N ew H am pshire«, Rock.
Ham p C ross, and Dryden W hite
O H U R O H M
Leghorns.
1946 circular a v a il­
P R A N K L. T A T E
Grass
V a lle y B ap tist Chnrch
able.
H atches w eekly.
H art’s
MORO, OREGON
H atchery, B eaverton, Oregon. S u n d ay ß ch o o l 10:00 am .
D
istrict
D ealer for
FOR SA LE: 20 A. w ith 6 room M orning W o r sh ip 11:00 a m .
G illiam A Sherm an Coun lie«
h ou se in Moro. S e e M rs Paul- B Y F 7:00 p .m .
in e B aker at th e Mid-Col H asp. Evening Service 8:00 p.m.
Howard A. Schilling, pastor.
T h e D alles, Oregon, tfn ..
RO HALL APRIL 20
W id e choice of Fine Foods
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8 o ’clock.
M rs A lv a E a k ln .
Mrs Wallace May returned to
R ev and Mrs H ow ard S ch illin g
Grass Valley from Hood River
and son s w e r e
S unday dinner Monday after spending several
g u e sts at t h e h o m e o Mr and Mrs days visiting at the home of her
Man or w om an w an ted for R aw ­ O N R u ggles.
leigh R o u te o f 1500
fam ilies.
Mr and M rs B ill Tod< □ w ere din­
W rite R a w leig h ’» ORD-81-SA«
Oakland, C alif.
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p23 n er gu ests a t th e h om e o f h er par
en ts, Mr and M rs S h elton F ritts.
Mr and M m T om C oyle had as
FOR SA LE: H ouse in Moro. See
th
e
ir g u e sts a w h ile M onday e v e ­
G iles F rench.
n in g, h er n ep h ew , H ow ard Jam es
FOR SA LE: 362 acres at Center- and w ife a n d so m e frien d s w h o
* v ille , W ash. M ay be d ivid ed in
stopped on th e ir w a y from Pasco
tw o places, 220 acres in o n e and
W a sh in g to n to th e ir h o m e near
rem ainder in another. , A lso 154
S w e e t H om e.
acres leased land. N o rock on a n y
Mrs A rthur BIbby w e n t t o T he
of it. 2 se ts o f bldgs, drilled w ell, D alles T u esd a y to v is it h e r fath ­
stock if desired, a lso eq u ip m en t. er, O M F r a le y w h o is in- th e h o s­
L.W .Cooper, C en terville, W ash.
pital.
23-5c
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W illiam B r ln k e r t a n d son, W il­
W ANTED:
P astu re for
c a t®
e. liam , w e r e In T h e D alles T hurs­
day on b u sin e ss.
T om D oum a. 23-5p
C harles
P errigo
cam e dow n
SA V E 60% R ead 4 pocket books
B en d S atu rd ay e v e n in g to
and d au gh ter and
for 40c W rite— P w o c k e t B n ook t
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Open h ou se w ill be h e ld a t th e
sch ool h o u se
F rid ay n ig h t and
p aren ts are in v ite d to c o m e and gnd Mra B oyce B laylock and chll- and Mrs A lfred Kock.
Mr and Mrs A lfred P ayn e are
se e w h a t th e ch id ren are d oin g.
Mr and Mrs E rn est Blaycx k
th e parents o f a daughter born
M any local p eop le are n u r sig aixj j^ra J en n ie M artin o f Moro
A
pril 3 at T he D alles hospital.
sore arm s b e c a u se o f th e vaccina- h o n o r in g th e b irthday anndver-
E arl P erry and h is m other cam e
tio n cam paign o f la st w e e k w h e n m r ie s o f M rs Bernard M artin and
up F rid ay
from
H illsb oro to
a crew o f doctors and n u r se s g a v e Mrg o n e s t Blaylock
sp en d th e w eek en d v isitin g her
im m u n isation s.
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A n ita B arnett PhM3-c and Har-
son an d daughter in law, Mr an
T h e co u n ty cou rt is g o in g to j y H ooper gunners m ate 1-c of
Mrs G lenn P erry and th e n ew
A rlin gton tod ay to a tten d th e dis- C am p A dair sp en t th e w eek en d at
grand daughter.
tr ic t m eetin g o f co u n ty cou rt, an th e h o m e o f th e form er’s parents,
Mr and Mrs Frank Bayer and
annual even t.
M r a n d M rs A .A .D unlap. .
Mrs
Charles Perrigo and dtaughter
Mr and M rs R onald G en try o f
j g N ew com b h as sold h is shop
Linda
went to The Dalles Satur­
M ilw au k ie w e r e h ere S u n d a y for
T ed Sm ith, e ffe c tiv e Monday
day to bring their son, Claud,
a sh o rt v is it w ith frien d s. H e is
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n ow a m ail carrier. ’ . *>
“ *> Mrs
f l i n g e r home where he spent a week af­
E ck R orick, U S E S m a n n e r to
“ d in n er g u « U S u n d a y ^ ter an operation.
T h e Dalle«, w ill b e h ere tod ay a t
M r. JCme«t E a.lnger o f Moro
Mrs Helen Alley and Mrs Fr ink
th e cou rt h o u se t o - c o n f e r w ith M r . Wren H ogue and Mr and
Bayer and1 children ... were business
se lf em p lo y ed v e te r a n , w h o a r e M r . J » « , B lagg an d daughter,
visitors in The Dalles Thursday.
under h l , office.
A ccom p an yin g M .r le , to celeb rate th e first birth
Harry Stark went to Tygh Val­
him w ill be R obert E S im m o n , d ay o f th eir d a u g h te r R osalee L
ley to spend the day visiting at
w h o w ill h erea fter v is it th is coun-
M r and Mrs John Block w e n t
the home of his brother in law
each fir st and th ird T u e n d ,y to B akeoven Sun d ay to «pend the
and
slRter, Mr and Mrs Willis Brl-
ty
b etw een 9 and 11 a m . E « h fir st d ay v o t i n g at th e h o m e o f Mr
w h ile not earning. -
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$400,000,000 construtlion program
under way on the Pacific Coast
B ulk Ice C ream h
T a ke it on that** • •
outing; easy done f
attention.
and Mrs Charlie An-
Saturday for Vancdy-
to v isit th eir m other,
Cox w ho is ill in a
T u esd ay h e w ill rem ain u n til four
Mrs A n * e w B row n
to talk to se lf em p loyed v e te r a n s
Mr and
E 8 k 'n ®n
w h o are d raw in g $100 per m on th ch ild ren m otored to B oyd Sunday
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«roJrr tl* dirtci /«perririea • / m r expert CmaoUm Wessder.
J A ® ; B A R C L A Y t C O ., L I M I T E D , P E O R I A , I L L I N O I S
SENIOR BALL
Grass V alley Auditorium
Saturday, A p ril 13
D ancing 9 to 1
M usic M akers
Admission: Couples $1.50