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: Mf and Mn j«a Umdry W<mt
-ULiad Krt erroU, Un.
county to visit
family.
Portland
weak to
ies and take a look
Show parades.
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wi br a rialt with h i ttotttor Mr and Mn Allan Murray Itoefctoa family reuntort ptonto, Week la Portland *0 the womafl
Thunaay of before returning hette,
Mopped at the Peroy Thompson going on to Salem Sunday even can attend Grand Chapter 0.19
Vefaoii Flatts
rto Portand Sunday from there went to
drove to Cloverdale in Tillamook laat
attend tho Zoo Fog 0. Il Logan, county and city .home Sunday night and
Mr and Mrs Charles Ruggles, nnUKUffl::
auditor, and his wife, ware here
Ravella Galbreath
at the
and
thia
week,
from
Portland
to
bring
Mr
and Mrs Ronald Powell, Mr
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Return From Trip Mrs Ed Sharp and small dau Lloyd Johnson was host *K»es-
to
a and Mrs Eugene Amidon and Mr
C. A . Ruggles
I. Owen Thompson is here
and Mrs Collls Moore and son,
ghter came up from California day night to a group of friends
recently and Mrs Sharp is now who enjoyed one of his well ar /visit relatives and friends. He
Mitchelmore stop David, are spending part of this
To N. Dakota
INSURANCE
attended the
working In the county agent s ranged dinners,- . J .
ped Thursday while on his way
Mr and
M rs Vernon F la tt and
children returned Tuesday from
•their trip to N o rth Dakota where
they visited M rs Flatt's mother
and attended the wedding of
M r F la tt’s h a lf brother. Vernon
reports N o rth Dakota prosper
ous and crops looking good and
. the stores filled w ith hardware
supplies impossible to obtain
.»out here. They were gone two
M arius Douma spent a few
days here la s t " week end, leav-
*ing the firs t of the week for
Portland
again to
bring
his
fam ily back to Moro. She has
been caring for a sister, who re-
♦eently had an operation.
Mrs J. K. Charlton of Baker
stopped in Moro a few days this
week . to visit her son, Merle
Becket, while 'on her return
Journey from a trip to Portland.
Miss Doris Jones having fin
ished her school year at Eastern
Oregon College of Education at
DaGrande last Thursday, return
ed to her home late that same
night. f
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^ffice taking the place of Marg
aret Kock.
B om
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left Mon* ing.
day morning on a trip to Yellow-
tone park where they expect to
the county books up
date.
ppend several weeks taking
to rest.
. Lawrence
funeral o f M artin
Melser Wednesday.
jiome to Jacksonville, where he
Mr- and Mrs Perry Axtell and
Mrs George James came up from
Eugene Tuesday and stopped In
Moro on their way to The Dalles
where the Axtells have bought
a small place.
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Need Binder Twine?
JUNE 30<
A BIG DATE
FOR A R M Y M E N !
| r yo u have been discharged
from the Army—if you held a
grade and wish to retain it—if
you have dependents — then act
now. . . . June 30, 1946, is
the last day on which yon can
enlist in the Regular Army and
still take advantage of two im
portant benefits . . . retention
of your old grade and family
allowances.
EU.I2T HOW NT TOM MISEST
I . t. AtMY REMIITiaO STNTtON
Fam ily allowances for your
dependents will be continued
th ro u g h o u t your en listm en t
only if you enter the Regular
Army before July 1, 1946.
I f you have been discharged
from the Army and wish to re
enlist a t your old grade, yoy
must enlist within 00 days after
your discharge. And before July
a, 1946. T h in k it over. Act now
a
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U. S. A r m y
CKOOSt
W e have a new,
T H IS
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KOWJ
Postoffice Building, The Dalle«
e
fresh stock
If your w ife doesn’t .like to
cook bring her here to eat
Moro Grain Growers
so she’ll be happy, & use
you gotta keep her happy.
Unhappy cooks are poor ones
L A D IE ’S rayon blouses, sw eaters, shorts,
anyhow so you just as w e ll^
anklets, aprons, play suits
G IR L 'S sw eaters, slacks, shorts, anklets
M E N 'S T shirts, khaki pants, T h u rlo w
g lo v es, under shirts, shorts, socks,
3 be fed
lE
andlserved by 4F“ some- +
one that likes it. W J d o . *
sum m er hats
Let us do your catering
G ift Item s of All Kinds
Moro Variety & Remedy
HOTEL MORO COFFEE SHOP
A Youngtown Kitchen is a unit for
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PLUMBING i HEATING
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I. L KIRKELIE
PHONE 391
MORO
SERVICE
Walther-Williams Co.
Is an 'old established firm th a t has been selling,
servicing and rep airin g cars for a generation.
The dependability of its products and the qual
ity of its service has been proven many times.
Now, when it is doubly im portant th a t you
have good w orkm anship and quick service to
keep your cars and tru ck s running, have us take
care of your service problems.
T ire Repair and Recapping
4 0 1 E 3rd
The
D a lle s
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This pair of
wires carries 480
long distance calls
simultaneously
CARD OF THANKS
We wish to express ' our sin
cere appreciation for the many
Kindnesses shown us during the
Illness and death of our beloved
husband, father and brother, and
for the kind expressions of
sympathy and beautiful floral of
ferings.
Mrs Edna Melzer
Mr and Mrs Edmund Cushing
Mr and Mrs Harold Murphy
Priscilla Melser
Mr and Mrs Carl Melser
and family.
Mr and Mrs Joseph Melser
and family
Mr and Mrs Walter Melzer
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jf tubes «bout the size of a
Small _r
copper
wires
in coppei
pencil... yet nearly
- five
' ‘ hundred
larcd people can talk over them
at the same time. They are units of the famous coaxial
cable, developed by the Bell Telephone Laboratories to
help speed your calls up and down the Pacific Coast and
across the country.
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SAVE 60% Read 4 pocket books
for 40c Write—Pocket Bookt
Club of America 1 Box 2212B—
Hollywood - 28 CaMf.
37r
labeled so you can put any thing you
want to in them. For spraying dishes
TAKEN UP: 1 solid red steer,
V4crop left ear. scar on left
flank. No visible brand. Con-
tact. Sheriff Fields.
32c
there’s a sprayer on the end of a hose
TAKEN UP: 2 yr old white face,
part Jersey cow.
Blurred
brand on aide. Owner please
call for and pay damages. Earl
Olds, Grass Valley.
32p
Moro Lumber & Fuel
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Lewis A. (Tam) McArthur and
wife stopped briefly in Moro
last Thursday while driving
through and looking, as always,
for some historical or geograph
ical sight. Mr McArthur is au
thor of Oregon Geographical na
mes, a book that contains the
prigin of nearly every geograph
ical place name in Oregon. He
Is now Interested in one-time
Sherman county postoffices of
Biglow, Croy, Early, Gordon,
Gorman, Grover and McDonald.
Mr and Mrs Truman Strong
have their granddaughter, Phyl
lis Watkins with them this week
while her mother, Mrs Francis
Watkins attends Grand Chapter
O.E.S. in Portland.
• Mr and Mrs Charles Powell
are here this week having re
turned from their eastern trip.
They spent a week in Bermuda,
flying there and back from New
York.
Sherman
County
Pomona
/Grange is sponsoring a picnic
at DeMoss park, June 16, All
grangers and friends welcome.
. Mrs Leola Church of Otis, Mrs
Hazel Lake of Bridge and Mr
and Mrs Charles Barlett of Bend
were over night guests of Mr and
Mrs L. L. Peetz Saturday night.
7*he women are sisters of Mrs
Peetz. They left Sunday morning
to attend the Hampton-Stockton
picnic in The Dalles that day.
Mr and Mrs Carl Stamey, Mrs
Daye Idleman, Mrs Art Johnson
and Imogene Johnson spent Sat
urday at the home of Mr and Mrs
Lamer Sayrs. Sunday they, in
company with Mrs Sayrs, went
to The Dalles for the Hampton-
towels and a. lot of stuff. They re not
w e’ve been able to keep..
LAND BANK LOANS
Portland Sunday to see the Ice
RUFUS GRANGE HALL
Follies. Mrs Eva remained for a
few days visit with her cousins. •
. Giles French returned Monday
night from Portland andi valley
Begins 10:00 p. m.
points where he had been Inter
LOCAL
ORCHESTRA
viewing members and prospec
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tive members of the 1947 house
of representatives.
NEWTRUCK equipped to handle
bulk grain, for rent during
harvest. E. R. Barzee, 11105
N. E. Prescott SL Portland, Ore.
and as durable as a bad conscience.
W e’d like to show you the only one
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Want Ad»
go with a sink. Bread boards, & two
big ¡drain boards, a place for cutlery,
used.
All metal, all enameled in white, pretty
•
WANTED: Small piano. Call at
Journal office.
31,3p
hec kitchen that contains a sink and
drawers and containers that naturally
that drops out of sight when not being
-
M rs Harold Ginn underwent an is Presbyterian pastor. He left
Fair Treatment.
operation a t the Mid-Columbia zhis wife and three sons in Spo Long term.
hospital in The Dalles Wednes kane for a time.
4% Interest
day and Is reported to have re
Mr and Mrs Ted Barnum of
vived satisfactorily from it.
Write or see
Portland were guests of his par
Sec.-Treas.
M rs W ayne Thompson accept ents, Mr and Mrs A. H. Barnum Victor G. Peterson,
ed d elivery of a new Chevrolet Saturday and Sunday, while on Dalles Nat’l Farm Ixran A a.’n
Born: To Mr and Mrs Harold
Murphy > of Portland, Tuesday car thia week, this being one of their return from a two weeks Bank Hotel The Dalles, Oregon
the firs t post-war cars In the fishing trip.
night, June 11, a son.
Mrs Arthur Christainson is
Mrs Erma DeMoss took her county.
t John W . Joerger of the Veter enjoying a visit with an uncle
small son to Portland this week
an’s Bureau w ill be In Moro, Tues who came from Ogden, Utah, to
to have his tonsils removed.
"
Mr and Mrs Tom Douma ship day, June 18 at the courthouse to see her.
Mr and Mrs Grover Coffman,
ped cattle to the Portland market In terview veterans who have pro
Saturday driving to Portland blems connected w ith their p ri accompanied by Mr and Mrs G.
or service in the armed forces.
Douma and Mary Eva, drove to
Mrs Alfred Kock, accompanied
by her daughter, Margaret and
Dean Pinkerton, went to Cor
vallis Sunday to try to find an
apartment for the young people
to rent when school starts this
fall, by which time they are ex
pecting to be married.
George Updegraff wds In Port
land from Saturday until Tues
day on business.
” Captain Kenneth Christianson,
son of Mrs Carrie Christianson
of Eugene, wilPbe married to
Miss Joann Holstad of Portland Sunday. They went oh to Corval-
this fall according .to an an
nouncement made in Eugene.
K. F. Chidreth, former tem
porary manager of the First Na
tional Bank branch here, came
up from Portland Wednesday in
company with a credit man from
the Portland office.
Ray Jewel ' went to Portland
Thursday to see the Rose show
and try to see some of the tea
chers who are expected to In
struct children of the school
next year.
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R P M Heavy D uty M o to r O il get« in there ano rteyr on
those sizzling hot upper cylinder walla. Ordinary oils curl
away, leaving hot «pots bare— and your motor wide open
for a repair bilL Compounded tPM Heavy Duty M o to r O il
holds expenses way d o w n . . . gradually clesna out carbon,
«tops ring-sticking, sludge and corrosion. Stick to R P M
Heavy D uty M otor O i l — i t sticks to hot »pool
J ^ C . W IL S O N . PHONE-552 <
WASCO, OREGON
R. C. A N D ER SO N , P H O N E 222
GRASS V A L L E Y . OREGON
A S T A N D A R D O F C a IÌF O R N IÀ P R O D U C T
v
W ork Itos begun already on our part of the first trans
continental coaxial cable along the route shown (dotted
line). It will be an eight-tube cable used for long distance
calls and television transmission. Actually, this project is
only part of our plana to extend and speed long distance
service.
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.
Many other improvements are on the way. For it is our
our >400,000,000 five-year expansion program
p u arpose
rp o s e in
___
_ telephone
to provide an ever-widomng, ever-imoroving
becomes more
service . . . so that the telephone steadily beo
valuable and useful to every user.
FOUND: 1 tire and wheel on
Sisters road. Owner identify.
Bert Ameli Box-5 Grass Valley
32-34
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FOR SALE: John Deere bulk
box; Case model W combine
engine, used; 1941 Dodge en
gine ~ rebuilt; 1941 Chevrolet
engine rebuilt. New • elec tri?
• drills
and H ”. U H .P. bench
grinder; truck bulk box ply
wood 30” x 7 ’x9V4’ and
flat
bed. Ernest Woods, Moro. 32c
£trry day we seek /a make telephone service
n>en better than it bar ever been before
Hie Pacific Telephone awl T»!egraph Co.
T O R SALE: TD-35 Intem ation-
> al tractor, excellent condition,
cab and lights. Bob King, Moro.
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