which they were unanimous In aton Taggert and ton of Spokane
Roy Powell To
Take First Trip
V
will takt th e m to Yellowstone
National park and on up Into
Canada
to visit
and
vanaoa w
v is it friends
in e n o s an
a see
se e
the country. Roy says he a lw a y s
Wanted
to v miss a h a r v e A s t.
.
v.
J 2 U 1 ?nrt
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w U h t“
.
PFC Douglas
Lutje
returned game in Goldendale.
In
Portland
Mr and Mrs Roy Powell are
leaving Sunday for a trip that
,h®
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M arried
In Harvest Time
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calling “lousy”. Kahut, say the visited here with Mrs Sales bry-
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>o Stormvllle, New York, last
Tuesday morning a fire partial-
observers, can’t fight a hck.
ther, John Foss. Mr Taggert is a M C I a l U I i l v 1 1 U11
week after a three week furlough ly destroyed the wheat crop of
William Cauthers
underwent nephew of Mr Foes. They spent
borne.
Fred Cole and Ed Olson.
bn operation at a hospital in The Saturday and Sunday In M oroj
Rev and Mrs Cannell, who h a v e ---------------------
Dalles Monday having a tumor
Mr and Mrs Clem Esllngor and
been visiting friendrfand relatives
removed from one side of his fac^ son, Raymond, drove up from
In California and the valley, re-
P- McMILLIN
pnd neck. He is reported to be Hillsboro Wednesday to buy some
t u ™ e <3 borne this week.
John Franklin McMillin was
doing w ell since the operation.
cattle to put 4>n a « bottom land
Mrs Walt Blau of Portland bom near Rockland, California,
flew up last weekend for a short D ecem ber 2, 1864, and passed
W. S. Powell and his daughter, pasture near Scappoose.
* / a
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of visit.
A birthday
fpiv eight a» Geraldine
*•»*«» Op?1 - Parkina
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.
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away
non
away di
at m
his s home
in Prineville
Wednesday from a trip that took women was held Tuesday in hon- Mr and Mrs Larry Funk, married
Last Week Mrs Fred Cole and July 20 1946 at th e a e e of 81
th<?m
Banff Brltlgh Columbia, or of the birthday of Mrs Henry Thomas Whipple of Portland last Mrs E. Amidon drove to Pendle-
7
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g
years, 7 months and 18 days.
Marion PoweU is here to drive Barnum at the Charles Powell Thursday afternoon In & simple* on to meet Mrs Anderson s bro-
When a young rnun, twenty
for hlg father, Charley farm. Present for the luncheon ceremony at th e Whipple home ther, Frank Olander, who flew years old, he came to Wasco
pow eH
harvest.
were Mesdames A. He Baraupi, in Portland. The brides only at- here from Rochester,
New York county from California where for
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n m IP
ra a c r T Truman
n i m o n Qti-mna.
I. ¡ tendant
w u ia n t u was
/a s iYstna
a f U n o D«w>»
rid .
Mrs Estella Dillinger was up T Tom
Fraser,
Strong, A Al-
Dana W Watkins.
Best /Aw
for a a « visit.
from her home In Salem last week /red Kock, Arthur Chrlatlanaon. man was Mr Whipple’s brother,
Mr and Mrs Ox Downle and a time he drove stagecoach.
Later he worked as a railroad
“>
about her wheat crop in Rl'“ beth Schaeffer, and Mr. Ba« 1» Lyn , Whipple
The couple daughter of Los Angeles visited
th la c o u n ty ’
"¡,n’ and I f ’ *OWe11’
spend two Mr and Mrs Larry Funk and oth-
p e y e a m e up from P1^ « 1 *
afternoon.
weeks at Yellowstone National er relatives In Wasco, Monday
Portland the first pf the week tb
J c a a L a nd7 has J » « , k^ g . fa p a r t
,
n igh t
m
Sd. ,X a w r d e ^ r tr n ^
w i t h th e S a le m w a t e r department
i l l
_
He had been to Wallowa to see
his other brother, Perry and fam
get a Job In harvest, finding one
ily Mrs
before
stopping "Schaeffer
here.
EMzatiih
w ent
“ ^ F lX c e
to Prineville Thursday morning
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t
to visit friends and relatives and m a r i n e s , is n o w a s t a f f serg a
flttp n d th p a n n u a l
o f t h e and stationed
at Tsing Tao in
c X ? C ountv ^ i o n Z s
a s i U u China, where there has been some
tbm’ ar which s h e w a s a u e e n a l^ h tin g with Communist troops,
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tn
Rev James Kerr MacFaHanc
r-mAk c o n n Z
Will preach here next Sunday as
Crook county.
Glen & Corey
of the Pacific and
Power
Light
com«8 from Flornece, Wiscon
company w ere here W ednesday
morning tor a short visit to the
office in this county.
Mr and Mrs . LeRoy Wright
came home Wednesday night
from Klamath Falls bringing
their two sons with them after a
vacation
‘ Louis Langford one Ume ^11-
er of home grown fruit from down
Rufus way, was in town Thurs-
day. He has retired to The Dalles,
A false fire alarm Thursday
morning took amateur fire fight-
era to the David Nish home only,
to find that he had the fire under
control. He was burning weeds.
Mike Mulick returned home'last
week after a month in his home
town in New Jersey, to Which he
was called because of the death
of the father.
‘
Rov Phillippi and Earl Hoag of
Blaylock were here Monday to
get a stddle horse frpm Roy Pow
ell for breaking.
Harry Kunsman, Darwin Van
Gilder and B. H. Roberson drove
to Portland last Friday afternoon
to see the Kahut-Fitzpatrick fight,
sin
, Mrs Nora Jack, sister of Mrs
Aden Axtell,
is
v
. r here ip for ♦ harvest
w h
doing the work for Ernest Woods
while he Is harvesting.
Mr and Mrs George Sales of
Spokane Wn., Mr and Mrs Win
Tuesdays _ of e«eh
n^nth. Visit ng mem
i^i-g welcome.
norance Johnston
Bethlehem Chapter No. 78, O.EX
Meets Every Second %ix
Fourth Thursdays in eaA
Month. Visiting Member
V
Invited—Moro. Oregon
Helen Ruggles, W. M.
Secretary
the* l it * aid
lu r e k a
Mr and Mrs Vlvlan Rust and
'rle"ds
Ben PeeU and daughter, Marie, ln Portland. -
and’
Portland Wednes-
u r «„a x tw -
o
a s
attended the
were nere irom roruana weanes-
Mr and Mrg Charles S. Fulton
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attend the funeral o f h l s
from a trip to
brother, Fred. Mr «xiMr« Ches- Vancouver B. C., Harrison Hot
-
were .Mo here from Sprtaff B. c , . n<J
Wash
™ ^ ee blK
on the Wilbur
Guests at the home of Mr and
Haggerty ranch was destroyed Mrs Arthur Sargent this week
by fire last Wednesday n igh t are Mr and Mra Charles Neville
Lost was the barn, one of the and children of Corvallis,
largest ones in the south end of
tbe county, several tons of hay- Mr and Mrs !°bn McClure,
and a tractor
was near ^
Jean and John Robert of Portland
barn. The loss was partially co v.'W * 1"-
weekend visiting at the
ered by insurance.
homes of Mr and Mrs Joe Hilder-
• Griffith “Tufty” Wise, son o f ' brand »nd Mr and Mrs Marvin
Mr and Mra Z. Wise of Portland,’ Thomas. John Robert expects to
returned home last Saturday af- be discharged from the navy
ter spending a week at the Collis soon.
Moore ranch. His parents flew —
up to Wasco to get him.
LAND BANK LOANS
Mr and Mrs Glen McLachlln
and family, now of Heppner, were
Fair Treatment
here over the week end to visit
4% Interest
with relatives in Moro and Grass
Valley.
W rite or see
Robert Eaton, son of Mr and
Mrs Karl Eaton of Pendletcfi Victor G. Peterson, S eo T rea a .
and Miss Marian Carl, daughter Dalles NatT Farm Loan AsVn
of Mr and Mrs Wilbur Carl of
The Dalles, Oregon
Portland were married July 22 Bank Hotel
ih Portland. Bob Eaton was born
baseball
Phone 271
WholeMle Dealer te
SHELL OIL PRODUCTS
Loher Filiera Storage Taoke
and Fltttegs
OIL BGRNIOKI
District Dealer for
Gilliam & Sherman Coon lies
Given By The
TEL. 241
MORO, ORB.
American Legion
Bill W oods Orch.
Admission
educated In Sher-
Visiting man county and Miss Carl la a
cordial'^ daughter o f a member of the
wb-bj?’ state war bond staff during m ost
LeRoy Wright, W. M. of the war.
Pinkerton, ^ e c r c ‘a r y
H. B.
Saturday night at Pendleton
Moro Lodge No. 1 « , i.O.O.F. Miss Virginia Isaac, daughter of
M eet, l« t »“ d J ”
Mrs Grover Coffman, was mar
Tueaday» m I-O.O-K.
ried to Arthur Merriman o fz
hall.
T ran sien t an<
Pendleton with Judge Carl Cham
ri.it ng b roth er, a «
bers officiating. After a short
cordw lty kivitod
wedding trip the coyple expect
to m eet w ith us. -
to make their home ln Moro.
Ernest H ouston N. G.
Mr and Mrs Frank Payne ar
A. R. K essinger, Secretary
OREGON
rived in Moro this week from
North Carolina, Frank having re
ceived his discharge from the
army.
z
Mrs Norman Fields has as
guests her sister Miss Arminta
Means and friend, Nancy Lou
Colma, both of Portland. Miss
Coims to remain over the wssk
end while participating in a swim
ming meet at The Dalles, while
Miss Means expects to remain for
a week or two with her sister.
Mrs Pearl Williams of Portland
came Frfclay to spend several
days visiting her mother, Mrs
R oy Belshee.
~ INSURANCE
VINCENT C. GENTEHAM
FRANK L. TATE
MORO, ORREGON Phone 45 i
3rd Thursday
,o< each month-
: m em bers are
/n v ite d to m eet
$1.00
evenings .and partially
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"’1&:ï&
t- '
u.
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C A . Ruggles
MORO
In 1916 he went to live on a
homestead in Crook county near
Post, which place he made his
home until he was forced to re
tire because of 111 health.
He leaves three brothers, Eugene .
Of Portland Leland of Stevenson
POrUI* a’
Washington, Stephen of Wasco,
aiid a number of nieces an I neph
ews as well as a host of friends.
Wasco, August 3,1946
L. M cL achian NG
Edna M elzer,
. “ J* 1 7 “
’ h . *1«
Mra Kenny Moorehouse and
expected out f o T ^ X days. *>“«»>«< " « * « U n < »tow days
employee It Goldendale, Wash.,
£haniko and Prineville, Oregon.
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Slacks and Shorts
IN TH E F U T U R E OF
for
OF US W HO H A VE
Women and Girls
A S T A K E IN TH E
CARDS OP TH ANK S
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Good Quality Cotton-Going Higher Soon
Moro Variety & Remedy
I wish to extend my thanks to
the neighbors and friends who
came to my aid last Wednesday
night when my barn was destroy-
/ed by fire.
Wilbur Haggerty
We wish to giver pur thanks
to those who came to our place
last week to help fight the fire
that destroyed some of our hay-
crop and threatened other proper
ty.
Mr and Mrs Tom Coyle
“TH® piants, it.® resources, th« m ight and m en which made better iw o r d i are those
GREAT N O R TH W E S T!
that srill m ake
plowshares. T h e Pacific N orthw est was a vast arsenal o f war-
producing plants, of tran sp ortation systems and ports which carried m ateriel toward
the battle linea. These plants and m en w ill build the futu re— your futu re. You can
bring your Industry to O p p o rtu n ity C o rn e r
. or build a new one . . . w ith the
assurance that thi« region has e v e ry th in « ’
O p e a daee w ay . M rt» aew w a r t « .. • /
rtw PacMe aes A e h w r p a ru •< Oppae-
la a tiy C a r a »
.
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a a w aSb m t » a « b i k , ira H b
■ b fcaaiaaae at p a r i l a . u U u .tr ta l sa>
p a a b a a D a w a I# (be w a l a ship«
ta p ta a » *
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FI»« ol ih« a » iio a ’. la rs r.t rallroaJ ir>
lesa, serre O p p a rta a lty C o ra er . . earry
u t ri « b e r . or« , «ad proituc, Iraa» rlth
■aouaiaia ra d plaitau r t f io a . (a i k , aa-
ila a *. a te rin a and p o ro . .
Ia r a i.ii
Issi, ckrap trsn p ortsiioa 1 « raar
o r la i.
(ar « n i.lo d produco.
WANTED: Electric Refrigerator,
Lester Favorite, Moro, 3ft 41 p
MAC’S WELDING SHOP, Wasco,
Oregon. Portable welding ser
vice, weld anyplace. W es W il
de’s location. Phone 612. A. D.
McConaugby, Wasco. , 34-43p
o tw
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burn it or make cribs
wo a re te llin g Am erica about the unusaat
•ppartwaMe. la r b u t in « » an d Induatry It»
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me Pacific NOmtwOSt.
sâeoâk «
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O p p e n u a tiv C oraer • « - » > a-»«erw»y. ■»>« «>■•» F»®»*de
u a a rp e rts .lo n
. . but a lto »»•« Ir r it a t io n »yaws»» s u d
hydroelectric power, os well as In d u s tria l fish in g w ith all
PLUMBING & HEATING
SERVICE
with it.
L L KIHKEUE
PHONE 391
MÚHO
p$»orWmity
Tb. W.munm ^MMnd », A t / • * » « • « S.»..., M
f.r r m r f w
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and ARTHRITIS
«k.
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development advertisements through which
T. Lector Jeteeea
Slab Wood, you can
a
This Is the soeond I« o ta rla i of t l x roglprt
I suffered for years fend am so
thankful that I found felisf Item
this terrible affliction that Ï will
gladly answer anyone writing me
for information. M bs Anna Pautz
P.O.Box 285, Vancouver,’ Wash.
Pd. Adv.-NUE-OVO Laboratories
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