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ri è li h 11 -í* r-r* NUBA*. IU« «, 1M AiJ, i ttMlr hem« in North Dakota to Dr, C. U Poley 1 V S nd Suffers Stroke, / Is Report Dr C. L. Poley is reported to h a re buffered a stroke at his homo In Th e Dalles last s week which left him p artially paralyzed on his l e f t side. Some Improve- moot has been made since the be- gi v i n g of his ilness.. , Bob M arvin returned from the hospital M o n d a y -a fte r spending ten |dayt there w ith a burned leg. • clean-up day fire. We w ill be back to work again in a fe w days. M rs W illia m M attox and dau ghters, M rs N ellie Stewart and Miss F ay M attox, accompanied by C liff Reed, all of Salem, were here Saturday -to see offtclab w ho hawked the « re that burned M rs M attox’ son, Corbett, to death here last week. tory to Memorial day decoration. Mrs Clyde Glllmor left last week for Tigard to take her grandson back to his parents, Mr and Mrs Robert Gillmor, who now have constructed a garage they are . ▼toll th» tummtr. Nm yew y w ill both tearih at Madras.. Rev Jarftes Moberg packed his household equipment on thg trucM Thursday and lelt Friday morning for his new home at Creswell, M r and Mrs Wendell Balsl^ep and Edwin left Wednesday m onv lng for Portland to remain a few days op business and pleasure, Johnnie Shipley and M e rrill Sather came home last Thurs- day from the navy, having gotten their discharge at Bremerton, Johnnie went to w ork Monday •Jn the office of the . Moro Grain Growers P P i L crew went cemetery Tuesday and cleaned the grave8 of service men prepara- fo dwelling __S “ ? Mr and Mrs Arden Squire and family moved into the rooms in the back of their store and Mr M r and Mrs % B. MacNaugh- and Mrs Ralph Busse are moving ton w ere guests of Mr and Mrs into the Methodist parsonage Mgrle Becket at dinner at the they recently bought. hotel Tuesday night at which J- T. Feeney and R. A. Bvrd, Miss Betty Olds, Mrs Florence' aeronautical inspectors from Red- M artin, R ay Jewel and Mr '■and mond, stopped here Tuesday of Mrs Carroll Sayvs were additional i ast week while on their way to t o t o k ''' * j ’endleton. They were pleased over interest expressed here in M r and Mrs Ernest Eslinger an airport were hosts Wednesday night to a Mr and Mrs Coll is Moore drove dinner in honor of the teachers to Portland Monday of last week who are leaving the hotel soon on business and so Mrs Moore anc) Mrs Florence Martin and «Mr'could attend the Republican State and Mrs William Wallan. Central committee meeting at M r and Mrs Wily Knlghten which James Rodman of Eugene entertained the members of the was elected chairman of that Moro eighth grade Monday night party. Mr and Mrs Howard Con lee also drove to the city and st their home. Mrs Con lee also attended the • The high school went to meeting. hioçk hoyar near Goldendale for Dale and Alan Thompson, sons its annual picnic which was held of Mr and Mrs Orval Thompson, Wednesday, teachers and p u p ils ________________ __ reported a fine but windy time. Grade school pupils tried the spot Tuesday. STUTE FIRM INSURINCE COMPINIES Mr and Mrs ‘ George Wilcox came up from Salem Tuesday to A U TO — L IF E — remgin until after Memorial day. Their daughter, Mrs Janet Nelson C o m p reh en sive R esidence & having completed her teaching (¿ a b ility In s u ra n c e . year in the Moro High school will Personal leave Friday With her husband C om prehen sive F a rm and Fam» for their newly purchased home Employees Liability, hi Salem. < John M . DeM oss, A g e :v Misses Margaret and Jean Haan p h o n e 857, M o ro , O re. will leave Saturday morning for (Res f ^ o g g Springs) S o m e o f th e s e d a y » it« going to get s u n n y M VA R , th e n y o u , can S q u ire » fo r re m e m b e r s h o rt, su ng lasses, S u n b u rn re m e d y , ha» , * wilfc hto «tour, Mra M » W n t o a , Mr Seim to Mill to the navy ant} |g fo to g to Loa An» geles and Arizona before retu rn ing to his ship. Mrs tod Cuahteg is here this Week to v is it her parents, M r and M rs M artin Metoer. He w ill come up this week end to take her home. _________ x ' dozens o f o th e r time between overhauls, say it cuts repairs as much as 50%. And that's right, neighbors—RPM DELO Ott froferts your Diesel, gives it longer life. Compounds in RPM DELO Oil make it stop ring-sticking and cor rosion, cut carbon and sludge, stick Try it today 1 J. C. WILSON. PHONE-552 WASCO, OREGON Oregon. A STANDARD OF CALIFORNIA PRODUCT W e re not starving here. Every priority th a t retains alm ost all building m aterials for use in v eteran ’s honsing day -- three times -- vve set and nearly everything w e have is tied out platters of food 'to all w ho u p w a itin g fo r'a veteran to w a n t to come, watch them eat and build a hduse. T h e lum ber is to be held six m o n th s ’ w alk out full and contented before it can be sold to non-ex-service custom ers unless regulations are chan ged. W e can’t do m uch ab o u t it and su sp ect th a t no one else can even if it w a s desirable to do som ething, w h ich w e doubt. S o w e’ll get along, as y o u and w e like that for it makes us happy to feed hungry folks. ■ Come in and We II both enjoy ourselves. - ; I Let us do your cstering ;wHI, u n til there is lum ber again. T h e n w c will have it. Moro Lumber & Fuel FOR SALE: 2 Cheney rod weed- era, no transports. Max Belshe, Moro. 30-1 BABY CHIXS— Christie New Hampshire«, Rock-Hamp Cross. Every Wed. Circular available. Harts’ Hatchery, Beaverton, n fF Want Ad» .FOR SALE: 4 yr. old registered Hereford Bull, Domino stock. Dean Reynolds, Grass Valley. 30-lp SAVE 60% Read 4 pocket books for 40c Write—Pocket Bvikt Club of America 1 Box 221JB— Hollywood - 28 Calif. 37p R. C. ANDERSON, PHONE 252 GRASS VALLEY. OREGON H H , th a t’s the nam e of the new Tire Repair and Recapping means to you you Moro Variety & Remedy Baccalaureate five-year expansion program th a t c o m fo r ta b le . / FOR SALE I am offering for sale my own Cherry Creek Stock Ranch, which consists of more than 50,000 acres of deeded and leased lands. This ranch lies in the heart of Central Ore gon’s best bunch grass range. This ranch starts at the John Day river, at an elevation of 1500 feet, and extends for 15 miles to the mountains, an elevation of 6000 feet, which makes it an ideal all the year a- round stock ranch, without taking them from home. This ranch is well watered and will cut plenty of hay, and will take care of 1500 head of cattle the year around. It has two good sets of buildings and corrals, and is all fenced and cross-fenced. The price is $125,000, and long, easy terms can be had at four percent interest * If interested get iu touch with H. H SCHMITT, Phone 386, Prineville, Ore: What our $400.000,000 p o la r o id m ake • ïfahc lig h t c lo th e s , things to Hears Sermon (or Read t o t o to t o to n t o Walther-Williams Co. to hot spots. The Navy uses iq to<b and »■■ buy bonds today -« Wasco School Baccalaureate was held in the Methodist church Sunday morn CH URCH ES ing, May 26, with Rev. F. L. Can- Grass Valley Baptist Church nell giving the address and Rev. Pittman assisting. The church Sunday School 10:00 am. was beautifully decorated and a M orning W orship 11:00 a.m. large crowd gathered to honor BYF T:00 p jn . the graduating seniors. Evening Service 8:00 p.m. Fred Anderson of Willamette H ow ard A. Schilling, pastor. university spent the week end with his parents, Mr and Mrs Ar- Moro Community Church vid Anderson. B ib b School 10:00 A. M. Mr and Mrs Fred Hennagin Sermon' ‘Tresstog On" came up from Portland Thursday Russety Belshee fillin g the p u lp it to spend Memorial Day here and W A B G B O O M A B B IV E 8 . . N ew to take in the Historical Scciety Christian Science Society the War grooms begin to a rr iv e . Christopher P aterson, 21, whet Service a t 11 la. m., Subject: picnic at DeMoss Springs next served as engineer w ith the B e y a l "Ancient and Modem Necrom Sunday Weekend guests of Mr and Mrs a ir fo rce, has distinction of being ancy Alias Mesmerism and Hyp Charles Everett were their dau the - first w a r groom to a rr iv e In notism. Denounced." the U . 8. H e w ill Jel* his w ile , Wednesday meetings first and ghter and son in law, Mr and lo im e r U . 8. Nurse P aulin e M e ty - Mrs G. G. Wolcott of Ashland. th ird Wednesdays of each month tewsfci, a t T h ree R iv e ra , W la., w h ere Mr and Mrs John Capaci and include testimonials of healing. sons returned to their home in 0 000<M30C> P PPP O C<?0* u O<MX*X>OP<>C»OPOO O OC«*X X XXXM3PC X X X»Cq he w ill m ake his borne. . > The reading room in the rear of • Los Angeles, California, Satur now of Ontario, are here to spend the church contains all authoriz day, after visiting several days the summer working about the ed Christian Science literature with Mrs Capaci’s parents, Mr county. which may he borrowed or pur and Mra A D. McConaughy. Mac Hall is home from Germ chased. Marion Crews of Willamette Is an old established firm that has been selling, • any having quietly dropped to a university and Don Rostad of Wasco Methodist Church - week or so ago. servicing and repairing cars for a generation. St. Helens spent the week end C P. Hathaway, with a cast of Sunday School 10:00 a.m. visiting at the home of Mr and The dependability of its products and the qual singers and comedians, will be M orning W orship 1 1 a m. Mrs F. M. Crews. Don who was ity of its service has been proven many times. here Saturday night to put on a P. W aldo Davis presents his re formerly of Wasco, has been re cent ' instrumental sensation— vaudeville show and an old and cently discharged from the navy. Now, when it is doubly important that you new time dance at the Legion "The Musical Bells", accompanied The eighth grade commence by piano, organ and vocal num ment exercises were held in the hall.' have good workmanship and quick service to Mr and Mrs Wayne Seim are bers b y local talen t Wasco gymnasium, Monday May, keep your cars and trucks running, have us take m._______ 27, at 8:00 p. m. leaving today after a few • days Junior League at 7 care of your service problems. Sunday dinner guests of Mrs CARD OF TH A N K S Augusta Huckln were Mr and I wish to express my thanks Mrs Parratt, Mr and Mra Will and gratitude ' to the neighbors Pease, Mrs Hyslop, Mrs Pound, and friends who helped at the and Mrs Hugh Walker. time of the fire that destroyed 4 0 1 E 3 rd T h e J D a lle s The High School Commence my barn and equipment. AND INSKT SPRAY ment exercises were held Wed- Irving Hart OOOOOOOOOOOOOQOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOQOe ntsday, May 29, at 8:00 p.m. W. S. Nelson of The Dalles Chamber of Commerce was speaker. Mrs Edna Waterman and Mrs F. L. Cannell attended the Moro High School graduating exercises Tuesday evening. ' The annual high school picnic was held at Northwestern Lake, Friday, May 24. Mr and Mrs Clark Van Gaas beck and family of Blalock were dinner guests of Mr and Mrs George Van Gaasbeck. The child ren are remaining for a visit with their grandparents. Mr and Mrs William Huxel have returned to Arlington. Mrs Paul Alley has returned home after visiting her sister In Palo Alto, California for some Folks using RPM DELO, the Wetol time. More than $100,000,000 Construction Planned for 194$ Engine lubricating Oil that stretches a n d r e a lly w arm - rig h t a fte r a b ig ra in , w e h o p e - and ’ » HOTEL MORO COFFEE SHOP Records H yes ere w elting fee • tele- phene . . . you may be certain that getting one to you just as ra p id ly as possible has top- priority in our plans. W e are working full »peed on build ings, cables, switchboards and other equipment needed to pro vide service for yveryone who is waiting . . . and to make service even better for every telephone user. - - ? If yee ere e farmer . .. you may expect the extension of telephone service in rural areas. N ew methods and new develop-, meats w ill be used, including high-strength steel wire, power line carrier equipment and P°** aibiy radio for remotest loca* lions. You may also expect fewer parties on the lines, fewer ring* for ocher parties and othtt ice improvements. Hear the Latest Song Hits. Enjoy the Classic* of Great Writer* Sheet Music POPULAR, CLASSIFIED, » SACRED COOK’S have largest stock of Sheet Music In MM-Columbla * Area COOK’S MUSIC STORE 410 E. 2nd The Dalle*, Oregon VINCENT C. GENTEMAN j Wholesale Dealer In SHELL OIL I PRODUCTS Luber Ftaer* Storage Tank* aad Fitting* OIL BURNERS T K I j . 241 MORO, ORB- RHEUMATISM and ARTHRITIS I suffered for years and am so thankful that I found relief from this terrible affliction that I will gladly answer anyone writing me for lnformatloh. Mrs Anna Pautz P.O.Box 285, Vancouver, Wash. Pd. Adv.-NUEOVO Laboratories H yee eae Leng Distance . , » you may look forward to an even better and faster service than ever before. W r ar* work ing on our part of a nation-wide coaxial cable network for long distance calls and television transmission. Equipment w ill be provided for nation-wide oper ator dialing of toll and long dis tance calls and for customer dialing of toll calls between some communities. Theesends ef |ehs. . . millions of man hours of work . • . w ill be created by thia program, the largest in our company’s his»-, lory. O ur total plant investment w ill be Increased to more thaq a, billion dollars. For it Is our pur^ pose to provide an ever-widen ing, ever-improving talephood service . . . to grow with thg and to help ttojtotst grgg«^ W m --------i t ' >/ Tks Podflc Tdaphom ariM e|ra& £B gegQ X «I
