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Mrs Percy Thompson
To Be Buried
Saturday at Hood River
Funeral awrrtoes for Mm Perry
^Thpmpaon, who died Avgust II,
M the exact age of <8, w ill be held
Saturday at 10:30 from Ander
son'» » Funeral Home In Hood
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Mr and Mrs L L. Peetz, accom- m ent by a veterinarian. 6ther to Tommy Barnett’s is getting
panfed by their daughter, Leora horses of members of the sh eriffs under way by PP&L employees,
and her daughter, Maris, left Fri-y posse were vaccinated against
L K Smith and King Fritts of
day for Metolius to spend a va- th e disease and it Is hoped that Goldendale were here Tuesday to
cation among the pines of that no further outbreaks will occur, m eet With other Midco directors,
locality for about ten days.’ -
< Lloyd Favorite, who has b e e n .111'1 attend^the Clyde Smith fun-
The grey horse belonging to here for some weeks Joined the
f w .
Vincent Genteman was «town with army a ^ ln
10 make a neBday for p o X r t to spend a
a case of sleeping sickness the career of the service.
k
first of the week but is now on« Setting of poles ^or an electric
return to Moro w i t h e r
the road to recovery after treat- line extension from the Olds farm
week<nd
,Rtver.
. Mm Percy Thompson died at a
Pendhrtrin hospital Wednesday
afternoon after a few days criti-
cal illness, ' She had been hospi
talized for about a month.. Mr
J*hoBgMon was called to see her
earlier in the day. Funeral ar
rangements have not been made
at this time and will probably be
held In Hood River where two
Sisters and two brothers and her
mother reside.
Tommy Jones and wife left
Monday for their vacation from
work, of bringing in and distri
buting & e mail. Mrs" Darwin Van
bllder is helping put out the mail
St the postoffice.
A wreck on the Deschutes
branch of the SP A S north of
‘ Maupin put an engine in the
ditch Tuesday night and made it
necessary for Flatt , to send two
trucks*to Bend with mall and ex*
Mrs Paul Cyphers and new son,
Roger, came home from the hos
pital Tuesday and Mrs Ernest
Woods and new daughter Chris
tine, Came home Thursday.
Jack Huffman of The Dalles
•m l C^ris Thomsen of Antelope
were here WeAiesday to transact
some teal estate business.
Messrs Spencer and Libby, new
owners of Zell’s Funeral Home
In The Dalles made a trip into
Sherman county last week to
meke acquaintance with residents
of this section.
Little Robert
Powell
Kids gotta have dothes--we’d know
about that—and we have some delight
ful and durable duds for the littlest one
who, like as not, needs quite a few
clothes in a week.
Y ou’ll have to see
them.
Moro Variety Si Remedy.
Wednesday to start a serioir
hunt for him until found. He n«d
walked from the Roy Powell
place to the Schaeffer place about
a mile.
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Claud Coats and family 1 ^
Monday for a weeks vacation in
the mountains where they will
gather some huckleberries.
we have
Mr and Mrs Roy Powell retur
ned Thursday from their trip .to
Yellowstone and Canada.
Harvey Thompson artd family
left for £he coast Wednesday.
Nicky Wright jumped out of
the hay mow in the old Douma
barn Friday and suffered a brok
en leg which will keep him laid
up for several weeks. The bone
was broken below the knee iri
two places;
Roy Kessinger is at Heppner
for. a few days to take the place
CARD OF ¿THANKS
We wish to give our sincere
th a n k o to the friends and neigh
bors who aided us at the time of
the accident to Cecil Fields and
for flow ers sent to the funeral.
M rsvecil
Mr and Mrs Norman
Mr and Mrs Damon
Mr and Mrs .Earl
Mr and Mrs Tracy
Mr and Mrs Charles
Feilds
Fields
Fields
Fields
Fields
Fields
of Ted Pierson while Pierson
and wife take their vacation
from truck driving.
Rev Henry G. Hansen of Port
land will • be guest minister at
the Moro Community church Sun
day morning and at 8 o’clock in
the evening Miss Leila Belshee
of Corvallis will give - an organ
fecital.
Wheat is being run out on the
ground at the Kent elevator as
the bins are all full and the flat
ptorage is also filled to the brim.
Cars have not been available to
move the wheat and what cars
are sent to the Grass Valley
Grain Growers are being used
to keep the Grass Valley and
ftourbon elevators open. How big
the pile will be before it can be
picked up Is not known, but the
crop is good and harvest contin
ues.
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DANCE
Saturday, Aug. 24
V R U F U S GRANGE HALL
B. B. D, ORCHESTRA
B egins 10:00 p. m.
C H U R C H E 9
Grpss Valley B aptist Church
Morning Worship 11:00 a. m.
Evening service of song, prayer,
and Bible study. 8:00 p. m.
Come and fellowship with us.
Rev. Howard A. Schilling, Pastor
tha phurch. contains aH author!»
ed Christian Science literature
which may be borrowed or pur
chased.
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Rawlèigh Product
FRANK D- TATE
MORO, ORREGON Phone 45*
Wasco Methodist Church
District Dealer for
Gilliam & Sherman Counliee
Sunday School at 10:00 a. m.
Morning Worship at 11.00 a. m.
F. L. Canned, pastor.
PLUMBING * HEATING
Moro Community Church
Sunday School 10:00 a. m.
Church Services ,|l:00 a. m.
Christian Science Society
Subject of Christian Science
Lesson Sermon 11:00 A. M. •
•MIND”
Wednesday meetings first an 1
third Wednesdays of each month
Include testimonials of healing.
The reading room in the rear of
I. L KIRKELIE ,
PHONE 391
DEPENDABLE LIFE INSURANCE COUNSEL
T or
sound
personal
life
insurance
advice—
•A ll forms of Life
•Endow m ent and Annuity Plans
•Insurance as an investm ent
•Juvenile Insurance
•Mortgage -Cancellation
P a u l R. M cC ulloch
405 East 2nd St.
The Dalles
Want Ad»
Golden Forty Fold
seed wheat, certified. Jaeger
Bros., Condon, Ore.
42-4c
Fairbanks Morse
deep well turbine pump con
sisting of 163.3 .feet of 4 inch 24
stage column and 7 Vi horsepow
er motor, excellent condition,
pumps 50 gal. per min. against
100 pound head. Equipment
may be inspected by seeing
Charles Everett, City Marshal.
Sealed bids may be submitted
to City Recorder until noon
Sept- 3, 1946, City of Wasco re-
, serves the right to reject any
or ail bids.
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41-2 c
FOR SALE: Good 5-room modem
house on'corner lot 50x100 ft,
basement, pipe furnace, garden,
fruit trees, near school. Ralph
Butler 420 E. 12th St. The
Dalles, Oeegon.
41-2c
MAC’S WELDING SHOP, Wasco,
Oregon. Portable welding ser
vice, weld anypdace. Wes Wil
B etter T han P rivate
I nvestigation
FOR SALK'
It’s too hot t<5 cook, almost too
het to eat, but w e still have
meals every day for those w ho
come. W hen it gets too hot
in your o/vn kitchen come in
and have a meal w ith us.
de’s location. Phone 512. A. D.
• McConaughy, Wasco.
34-43p
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T h e r e ’s an ancient way
in w hich a purchaser m ight satisfy
h im self o f clear title to land. That is
through an exhaustive review o f all
d eed s, w ills, m arriages, h eirsh ip s and
other docum ents by w hich the p rop
erty has been con veyed, m ortgaged ,
leased or transm itted over a lo n g
period o f tim j. T h e purchaser o f
land w h o protects h im self w ith a
C om m on w ealth Insured T itle avoids
this en d less detail, k n o w in g , to o ,
that no Haw w ill exist in the title
to cause loss.
SHERMAN C O U N TY
ABSTRACT COMPANY
M oro
half size suits
in our fall collection
Let us do your catering
g r e ta
tbe dalles
IS 1*2 to 24 1*2 sizes
September 27 -8-9
Exhibition
70 4-H beef calves
66 Purebred cattle
Fine saddle horses
Mac Barber’s Buckers
Two Days Horse Racing
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MORO
FOR SALE:
strayed
back to his old hunting grounds
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revival of the fine Fairs
that made a reputation before
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