Sherman County journal., July 26, 1946, Page 3, Image 3

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Martin and H. C. Oaks of
Loa
Angeles stopped In Moro briefly
D. E. Stephens,
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S E T TLE M E N T
Front
rrv
T u esd ay afternoon w h ile on th eir
w ay to B en d on a fish in g trip.
Oaks w a s m uch im p ressed w ith
th e b e a u ty o f th e S herm an co u n ty
Wheat crop. .
Mr and Mrs C harles P o w e ll
cam e up* M onday to sta y d u r in g ___
i Fading Umb Takes
m o st o f th e h a rv est season and
D. E. Stephens and Prof. E. G. Mr and M rs E lm er B arzee cam e
4 LMsaf Harvard N sr
Schafer of Washington State coll­ u p S unday for th e sam e purpose.
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Wetter-’
ege, ware here Wednesday to in-
B en T aylor o f A n telop e w e n t
f f q b l I TUCK
ZataHy injuied *hMariayi
tlott. Prof Schafer is an agrono- th ro u gh to w n T u esd ay aftern oon
p < jfa lly I n ju r ttt
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spect the local experiment ata- b ou n d for h is ranch there. B en
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V/orler
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mist and Interested in the crops gays h e Is about sold o u t o f land I v^nO /TV W i
of this section which he found now , b ein g dow n to 37,000 acres
A j í »ctlüc’H ln l ta il fn .u i .«
ikat waa bring drivya,
to he excellent.
Including th e old B e n n e tt, place.
M»w creek valley yesterday after
Born: To M r and Mrsw L ester
■toon proved fatal to William Gr»
Mr and Mrs D arw in V an G lider,
Lefc In Portland July 13, a dau­
dy Butler. M. a Partly“* * - » »
Mr and M n r C o llis M oore, Mrs
ghter, D iane M argaret,
w e ig h t
her» lor
G iles F ren ch and D ell Olds w e n t
A«
6 lb. 12 OS.
to S a n d y Sunday to pick b lack ­ •km Grady
Mr and M rs D arw in V an G ilder
berries, a tMp that resu lted in
atten d ed th e fu n e r a l o f J a ck Mc­
so m e sncrdi^rtt pies b oth im m e­
M illan T u esd a y a ftern oon In W as-
d ia tely and • in th e future. Mrs
CO.
F ren ch
rem ained u n til M onday
’ Carrell B en n ett, form er e m ­ at th e d H h . H uhm an hom e, re-
.
p lo y e e o f th e local branch o f th e
tu r n in g in com pany w ith
M rs j H o H e f ¡ 0 A 0 4 U
F ir st N a tio a l B ank, w ill return
D ell Olds, w h o had b een a gu est
t o w o r k th ere A u g u st 15, w h en
at th e H uhm an h om e sin c e F r i­
h is
tra n sfer from
T h e D alles
day.
b ra n ch b eco m e e ffe c tiv e.
KLAM ATH FALLS.
W illiam C authers returned to
■‘M r s'M e r le B e c k e t le ft S unday M oro from h is w ork on th e state (Special}—¿Christina R1—
Beatty, is la a Klamath
fo r - M onm outh to b egin a tw o h ig h w a y o ilin g crew last w eek h*»u>U»l la a critical e»’
Freak Acrtdmd Fated
w e e k s c o u rse in teach er tra in in g and has been in poor h ealth sin c e
. to .ell pa«,
HILLSBORO. On».. June
p reparatory to te a c h in g th e th ir d
VS pfeupelienel
(jn-Thr body of Emil 1. L u rt
h is arrival.
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larmer*.
SS Cornelius, missing "*■
and fo u rth grad es in th e Moro
Mr and Mrs G rover C offm an
day*
was
found
half,
,
sc h o o l n e x t S eptem ber. M erle and
In a creek on his prop V *
w ill leave Saturday for P en d leton
day night
o '' v*
P a u l a r e b atching.
tor Marts» b w aq
to b e p resen t at th e w ed d in g of
A searching party sal * .-on*» mr* ¿LtoCh j
H erb M a rid e arrived Saturday Mrs C offm an’s daughter, V irgin-
n ig h t t o v is it
som e old friends
gnd s e e • so m e old scen es.
H e Lopine Rebekah Lodr»
O REG O N S T A T E CO LLBOB— Tbeagb Origan b UWersd to hare » J ***» *
o w n ed t h e p lace n o w occu p ied by MscAa 2nd and 4th
f„, farm safety than the nsttoaal araraga, farto —
John C onroy 39 y ea rs ago w h en Tueadaye of each
tradito* tato» f * * Oncgae pay»»»
«-tuldren and adults to this stole, BS these
h e moved to C anada which* h as month. V ia it n j mem
pmmgto
Uw ekwrtewto »I * • IM4 Hv
The
Orepee
committee
to
tl>b *
b een h is h o m e H e h a s n ow retir bera welcom e. ,
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beaded
by Demi «
and
L. M cLachlan NG
e d to V an cou ver, B .C . H e is an
tb.1 (..a ta , I .. b u s^ M .
W» b •'»—» »•• a m > '» •< <•’"
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Florence Johnston
u n d e o f G iles F ren ch .
Af
hroL E. G. Shafer
L a fa y e tte
Visit Station
Cause Injuries
g-,’*
to to • a le r t to d *»
Uoyd J o h n so n
su ffe r e d burns Bethlehem Chapter No 78, O l l K
o n h is face and le ft arm last F ri­
M“eU Every Second in*
d a y about noon w h e n ga s in h is
Fourth Thursday« in ea:u
o v e n exploded as he w e n t to light
Month. V is it in g M em ber
,
(nvited -—Moro. Oregon
it. H a sty fir st aid and d r e ssin g b y
Helen
R u g g le. W . M.
M rs A rden S q u ire m ade it possi
b le for h im to g e t a b o u t w ith in a
Edna M eiier,
ecre--------- _ _ _
I ureka Lodge No. 12\ . A *Ff- *
day or tw o.
Kenneth G. M artin, adm inistra
« ’« ¡ i f f
to r o f O regon’s B ond cam paign
each month- V isitin g
d u rin g th e la ter d riv es, accom ­
■■nmhirrir arc cordialb
panied b y h is son, K enneth L.
nvited to
to m eet w it h M
er
nvited
LeRoy “ W ■ right, W . M.
Pinkerton, Secrc a n
Moro » « *
N o. n *> * ° ' a r
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GEHTEMAH
Wbolrwale D ealer la
h«u
ffHKLL O IL PR O DUCTS
L aber P iaera Storage Tank»
and F itting»
O IL B U R N E R S
TK L. 141
MORO, O R E
T ransient an
ng h r o th -r . £
cordially
to m eet w ith us
Erueat Houston N .G .
XA. Ä. Keaainger, Secretary
b»*1 **
and slier tomorrow V t
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F lo r e n c e M artin entered
h o g p lu i
T he D alles Tues-
attention
for IM d lcal aUenU<><t
-
R obert M arvin le ft
S aturday aftern oon for P ortland
w h e r e th e y w e n t to th e .
O lym pic p en in su la for a w e e k s
vacation sig h t se e in g and evad in g
th e bot w i t h e r .
E. E. B arnum retu rn ed W ed ­
n esd ay e v e n in g from a tw o w e e k s
sta y at h is farm near Bend.
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of one of h it fore fingers, the re- finding*
su it o f an accident earlier in th e
year. The fin g e r failed* tB heal
and had to be am p u tated .
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L o ta r
G iles F ren ch
w as in
Salem
M onday to a tten d th e m o n th ly
m e e tin g o f th e S ta te T ax Study
c o m m itte e n ow sta r tin g Its last
K
The school girl may live on
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cokes and ice cream, the lady
of the house on salad and tea
dec’d.
but a working man wants
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Attorney« for Executrix
T he D alles, Oregon,
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3 8 -4 lc
W e can please all
three. The school girl may have
R aw leigh Products
P R A N K L. T A T E
MORO, ORREOON P h on e 451
D istrict D ealer for
G illiam A S herm an C ounties
her confections and the matron i
her light lunches, and the work-
W ant A d»
- ing man can find food pow er
W ANTED: 5 room m odern house
in Moro by August 15 to rent
for his muscle.
perm anently. Carrell B ennett
T he DaUei.
LOST: Ford hubcap, W ednesday
on M onkland road c lo se
to
tow n. R eturn to A rt Barnum ,
Moro.
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Let us do your catering
MAC’S W E L D IN G SHOP, W asco,
Oregon. P ortable w eld in g se r ­
vice, w eld anypilace. W es WU»
d e ’s location. P h on e 819. A. D,
M oConaughy, W aaco.
34-43p
HOTEL MORO COFFEE SHOP
I L KIRKELIE
PHONE 3HI .
DANCE
rheumatism
. and A R T H R IT IS
I su ffered for years and am so
th a n k fu t th a t I fUunil r e lie f from
thia terrib le affliction th at I w ill
gladly a n sw er an yon e w r itin g m e
for in form ation . Mrs A nna P a u tj
P .O .B ox 285, V an cou ver. W ash.
Pd. Adv.-NUE-OVO L aboratories
Regina I0;00 p. Oto
W asco, August 3 ,1 9 4 6
Given By
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American Legi
h e
New Higher Pay
$ 1 .0 0
A d m is s io n
B ill W o o d s O r c h .
W ork
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writing of a report of ttf
SERVICE
R, R. D. O RCH ESTRA
1 P U A N C IO IF N IC
fo r th e A r m y !
Clothes
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NEW
to ADOfTKto
M oro V a rie ty & Remedy
PAY
TO OOTMtoO.
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AMD UM EAi »fTShtotoMF FtoVILfO«
N U aiM y tariraaeaa*
NtoN«
• W e can help you with a few things
Marter le g t o ld
or First Seryoant
Technical Sergeant
Staff Sergeant , .
Sergeant
Corporal •
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Private First Class
Private . . . . t •
SaeaBw
Ber MsaA
EOrams'
to-_—
$165.00
135.00
115.00
1 0 0 .0 0 ,
90.001
B0.00
7 5 .0 0
$107.25
B7JT5
74.75
J
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$115.63
15 LBS
129. IB
112.50
101.25
9 0 .0 0
B4.3B
65.00
5B.50
52.00
4B.75
THE S E A S O N E D T R A V E L E R
ADOmOM TO COLUMN O to OF THE A tO V I.
30 %
during harvest when 24 hours is n t
O tmm .
6»
J0% fccrw** f
j % b e r« » . Jb
Goes by T ra in
Cr«
W
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enough for the work that needs' doing.
Some kind .of lumber for truck and
machine repairs, C ase'extras, if you
have any good Case machines, some
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tools (all we can get) and some mat-
erials of miscellaneous nature.
KigUigbts »f
M n -a t
r J LA.
1. Xnlwtnwnt*
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y**r*. (O»* y»ar •oli’tn*r* . inv
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2 Knlistmant aca from 1» to 34
yaars iaclu .iv* (1 7 w ith parang
previous active fadaral mBitrny ssr-
T*ea counts toward ratiraasaoL
<or.,T*i
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w •» e» nr*
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consent)
P\
2 — 2 * J T
Arm y, who may taanllst at aoy W
and former sarrica man <Upa*»a‘«S
on length of sarrica.
3. A manllstmant bonus hi >50
T for aad» yaar to " * * » • T T * *
such bonus was last paid, to stoeo
last entry into ssrriea, provided re-
•nlistm ant is w ithin 90 days after
last honorabl* discharge.
return, for m a n . bo * to U p Arm y
• who reenliat.
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*'î
M o ro
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%
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Lumber & Fuel
I
yen/1 mt H m .
wcora* to grtoto to
J u *rt*r* pay to u r >0
m ittad for m«» now
*h a >
w ith 6 or more months to ssrrwa.)
4. U p to 90 days’ raanlbtmato
furlough with pay, 4 ^ odu»S "*]
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PLÖMBINÜI HEATING
Saturday, July 27
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j^ cg
to A r t M errim an o f -,
p e n dleton, w h ich w ill be an e v e n t
Mlgg IsaaCg h as
fo rWMCh
yegr
R U FU 8- G R A N G E H A L L
Mens’
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. N O TIC E Is h ereb y g iv e n that
th e
u n d ersign ed
h as file d her
Account w ith th e C ounty C lerk of
S h erm an C ounty, Oregon, In the
e sta te o f T a r 1 V ictor A nderson,
deceased, and th a t th e ,23rd day
‘o f A u gu st, 1946, at th e h oyr of
10 o ’clock A. M. of said day In
th e C ou n ty C ourt R oom In Moro,
Oregon, has b een fixed as th e
tim e a n d place for the hearing
th ereof. A ll p erson s Interested are
h ereb y n o tified to appear at such
tim e ,a n d place and sh o w cau se,
if a n y th e r e be, w h y such final
account sh ou ld not be allow ed
and an order m ade discharging
said e x e c u tr ix .--
D oroth y M iller, E x ecu trix
E state o f Carl V ictor A nderson,
G avin & G avin,
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Alex McLeod hat Met the end duty:
NOT ICR OP PINAL
5. Consult your Arm y Recruitto«
Officer for other fudoufh pclvusaafl
6. M««tering-out p a f (based OP®«
length of »ervlcaj t® »11 man w*o
are discharged to enlist or reenlist.
7. Option to retire at half p ar
for the rest of your Ufa after JO
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F lrrt
Sargaaat ep to
g j l f a . ) AH
V a c a t io n ? V i s i t t o r e la t iv e s ? B u s i n e s s
Faster schedules fo r Stream liners
t r ip ? W h e r e v e r y o u p la n t o g o — a n d
steam -powered trains eaatbound/
w h e n e v e r — th e r e is a f a s t , m o d e r n a n d
hound and lo c a lly . I n m any instances,
c o m f o r t a b le tr a in t o ta k e y o u t h e r e .
these schedules cut several
C h o o s e U n io n P a c if ic .
previous ru n n in g tim es.
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D o n ’t p u t o f f t h a t t r ip — new is the tim e to take it .
a f* --e-—
For com plete in form sitoa, inquire
• Baosftts « « to r the O I M B to
W tY m m s rw l <« — • T ^ x * * “*
o a m before Octobar 5, l» 4 d .
Choice to branch to service
thmtac (to thorn still
opao) oa S-yaar a^utm aots.
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