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About Sherman County journal. (Moro, Or.) 1931-current | View Entire Issue (May 10, 1946)
V - ÍÁfeil à, NUMUUN CDVWTY I Sherman County Horsemen Going To Puyallup Fair M. R. Jenks, assistant manager of the Western Washington fair et Puyallup, was in Sherman Vounty this week to contract «with T. M. Rolfe and Tom Fraser for the appearance of their Per cheron and Belgian strings of purebred draft horses at the Puy allup show which begins Sep tember 14- The Fraser six horse hitch will appear but the Rolfe outfit has been sold to a Michi gan breeder. However the halter ^strings of -both breeders will go to the Washington fair as well as some of Fraser’s saddle stock. Puyallup has one of the largest fairs In the west The committee named by the Sherman County Historical So ciety to study “what might be done to make Sherman county a better and more desirable place in which to live” met at the home of M r and Mrs HarryB. Pinker ton on Monday night. May 6th. Many proposals were argued and w ill be worked into a report to be presented at the annual meet ing of the Society to be held at the Moro Park on the first Sun day in June. G I F OVNNAl* NONO, OMNHM H IÖ U T . NAT IN IS S Mrs O. A. Vade» Of Oregon Raitooed here Thg Tom Deud. of the Union trip were in town T w a h y on busi on a ness for their respective organ A a oiling crew of the izations. it moved tato M r and M rs Chartes Ohttng morning pre- stopped bere Saturday while on to oil 1.7 miles south from their w ay borne to Portland the tog of the Wasco hill and 3.2 where he is hi the • advertising from the railroad and publicity busiuen. Grass Valley, a job Mr and Mrs George Updegraff , George DeMoss telephoned his were in Portland Saturday and that to expected to take ten days. ^The men are at the hotel. parents that he would not get out Sunday. of the navy as soon as expected M r and M rs W ily K nigh ten P W aldo Davis, w h o played as his recent injuries are not and son, accompanied by Mrs A. healing as fast as contemplate I his chimes and musical hells at Douma and Mrs Giles French the Pioneer association meeting by George drove to Eugene this week end Donald Thompson came home in The Dalles last Satuntoy, came l o attend junior week end at the Wednesday for a two week fur on to Sherman county for a short university, the Junior Olympics lough from arm y duties in Camp visit and announced while here on H ayw ard field and the women Lewis, which he will spend with «that he w ill return June 2 to to enjoy Mother’s day with their give musical numbers at the his parents here. daughters. r ^hetman County Historical sod- Norman Fields was in Portland Mrs Lew is McKee. Mrs Charles ty. the first days of the week to at- Burnet and Mrs A. Douma wvie M r and Mrs Eugene Amidon the FRJ school foe pohie In Portland the first of the week ret u red Friday from O U fb m la h i h state a id Wash- to attend the state convention where they had been visiting of Federated Women of Oregon for a month or m ore. as delegates from the local club. Rev. James Moberg returned Twin sons were born to Mr and Tuesday evening from Astoria Mrs Malon Tracewell. She was where he had been a couple of formerly Evelyn Davis of Kent. days on business. Mrs Jack Matson and son. Jack, It has been called to the atten are here to spend several weeks A U T O - r L IF E — tion of this paper that two state with her parents. M r and Mrs John Foss. The Matsons have ments about the Blue Cross were ve Residence A recently returned from W ashing incorrect The Blue Cross is spon L ia b ility In su o m c e . ton D. C./where he has been ser sored by the American Hospital e F a rm and F a rm ving as secretary to Clare Engle, association- not the National Hoe L ia b ility . pital association. Cost for family one of California’s representatives g . D eM oss, A g e n » membership is $16.50 per year, in the national capitol. plus $100 enrollment fee. not « 7 . M o m . O re. Harold J. T urner of the $16 00 as stated. (Rea. DeMoss Springs) Mrs Annie McGregor accompan ied by her daughters. Misses M ar garet and Ruth, spent the week end here as guests of her daugh ter. Mrs W ily Knighten and fam ily ’ J A; Mr and M rs Ed Irb y slopped in Moro Wednesday night, coming from Arlington Mr Irby is coup tv commissioner of Gilliam coun Harry Michaeto and Jehu Campbell of Madras were In Moro Thursday of last week to urge that a representative group from here come to the celebration there May 18 when water is to be turned on to the land under a part of the new irrigation ditch. The school band was in vited to partake in the event , 7 John ©esunoy returned from the Sam Starr. . Joe Peters, county coramtaatou- hospital last week, looking pretty well again, with his throat trou er. brought the flag pole from the Erskine school bouse yard into ble on the mead. town Monday preparatory to M r and M rs Darw n VanGilder erecting it In the court house and Mr and Mrs Collis Moo»v yard. , drove to Portland Sunday to see the baseball game. The women LA N D BANK LO A N S . remained a day or two longer 4% la te re e t L o n g T e rm to look at the store windows Mr ano Mrs L. D Eakin. now U b e r a l P re p a y m e n t P riv ile g e s of The Dalles, were Sherman IU Ik -i N a n F a rm L o a n A * * * » county visitors the First of the Bark Hotel The Dalles. Oregon week. M r and Mrs Charles Powell came up last week end to stay on their ranch a few days pre- poratory to leaving Portland Thursday of this week for a trip to New York City and other eas KOKO W ASCO ? tern cities with Mr and Mrs T. Lester Johnsen ROBERT S FHRRELL r R E P U B IIC A M C A N D ID A T E SECRETARY OF STATE hr- SUTE FIRM MSMURE ßOIPIUIIFS T S ne cl t/ie y/ittu — y e d a y lovelineaa, e n fo ld 'o u in clouds o f fra g ra n ce. In fo u r fu n u u * C arnegie scents . . . ty ' Guests of Mr and Mrs Ernest W«xxis this week were Mr and X rs Phil Howe and daughter o ' Seattle and Mr and Mrs Fred Biegerstaff of Portland. FO B B V B B T O C C A SIO N T o r u ..J o p you in C arnegie Blue, 7, 11, and Hypnotic. W ant Ad» Moro Variety & Remedy T A K E N U P: Yearling steer, half crop off ear. no visible brand s Kenneth Sather. Kent. FOR S A L E : Table model electric radio $10 00. John DeMo.ec Moro. 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