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About Sherman County journal. (Moro, Or.) 1931-current | View Entire Issue (Oct. 25, 1946)
rt > ■ »«* *>■* • w p **» •*» •v k. Rock Crasher Making Surface For New Road ' . » ♦ -w ’ • M . ‘ r > ' - J* 1 of H ay canyon below the Har< landview Grange hall and the preparing to to resurface resurface county Is preparing hat section. the roads hi that M iss T essle Noonan, sister of Jack Noonan in sphere h e r e from .Genoa, Nebraska for a Visit w ith her brother and fam ily. She finds the big h ills o f th is country strange, com ing as sh e does from a flat prairie country. \Vord from Mrs Joe Truitt at S w eet H om e w rites that her son, Rodney, w as nferried S e p t 18, at jm oe aiacnargeo in FRIDAY, OCTQBSR M, 1MR *■ * ' ♦ 9, • Collls Moore accom panied Z. A , T he Roger Bros, rock ^crusher w is e and party to Pendleton F ri ts now operating on th e east side day to spend th e first days o f the Ulta Mr and Mrs Jam es Bowen bird season h u n tin g In U ma till Portland visited W ednesday county. H e returned Tuesda Mr and* M rs D. B e n so n a n d night. v MF8 H¥ h Z Mr aild Mrs Geor8e Snyder of latter’s home. T h e tw o Mrs Be - and tw o sons stopped at sons are planningq J “ eP the Darwin VanGllder hom e Tues- you ng child of Mr and Mrs Bowen d night w h ile on their * w ay this w in ter as they are both work- hom e from Ontario w h ere th ey ,n# , J • had been hunting. Mrs Snyder Is Mrs H arry Benson and MrS a niece o f Mrs Van Glider. Marru« Douma drove i j C 1^ ima A company from T he Dalles is leg ,ea W ednesday _ so Mrs Douma spraying the soli around th e elec- have another tooth extract tric Mght of the PPA L . com pany to „ „p prev revent grow th of Mrs Collls Moore w as h ostess vegetation. Liquid spray is used Thursday night to m em bers of near roads .an d a d u st where it the P a ît M atrons club at her bas to be packed In by hom e south of town. Cards w ere power. the diversion o f th e evening. M r and Mrs Melford Evans of Mr and Mrs - Harold Turner fjcjayy Moro o f Portland stopped in Moro tj,eir furniture w as Thursday evenin g on business v e m o n Flatt. nallmAd association December. « tagn t vumpan? omve- .The . John E. DeM oss and w ife spent 'th e w eek end w ith his parents * here. T hey have recently m oved Into their n ew home on Jenne road „ east of _ Portland ' John DeMoss and son, George, « — . ~ 9 returned from Grant County last w eek w ith a good sized buck apiece for their trip. -7 , Merle Becket, banker. Is now $ teaching a course In bookkeeping ♦ a t th e high school before he comes to work In th e morning. Sort of —ftja g up exercises for the days' wor^4» - ■ Form er residents, Mr and Mr» A. Rose o f Portland send 'word th ey are leavin g th is week for v isits in Denver. Colorado, Tope- ka. Kansas, Iowa and later in the city of Moro in with th e recently hhce providing for s Eben Kee sold the '., . ___ _______ ___________ tie he advertised ___ la s tW R neth Martin o f K ent bought m ost . b - _______ ______ _______ ___ _ of the. cow s and a man from Yak- Una bought the calves. Mr Kee »till ow ns three b ulls from his herd of cattle, Mr and Mrs Glenn Virtue spent three days of th is week visiting in Grant Pass. . Chester S ilver is here for a brief visit with hts brother in law and sister. Mr and Mrs E. E. Barzee. He cam e from Fossil witn them W ednesday after visitin g. the Art Barzees there, Chester now lives in Medford. California. Allan Murray of Hood R iver Mr and Mrs R. B Hoskinson spent . part of W ednesday and gre ow ners o f g new car of the Thursday in Moro with Percy sam e variety as the on e that car- Thompson and visitin g friends. Mr and Mrs J. C. Freeman rle& th em about for 13 years. E. F. Slade, one of the vice spent the w eek end in Portland, J ? .th* .Fl rRt National leaving Thursday and returning 1 briefly in Moro Sunday. i tnorning. Mr and Mrs Ted Ball had as their guests from Friday .u n til Sundày Mr B all’s uncle and aunt, Mr and Mrs W alter Ball and son, Orie Hodges, from Corvallis. FBANIto L. TATE Ray Jew el w ent to E ugene Sat- MORO, ORREGON Phone 45J urday to see the football game between Oregon and WSC and Dlntrtrt Dealer for GIBtoM A S h e r m a n C o o n G ea • attend H om ecom ing festivities. a Rawleigh Products >, That th« w eww the s MERLE BECKET notary public seal my eommiesion expiree May 24, 1950 PLUMBING I HEATING Wasco Methodist qbarch Sun d ay School at Morning W orship Preachlng service v ,, Methodist Moro CoMMMirfty Church Sunday School 10:00 q. m. Church Service» 11:00 a. m. (Yutotian Science Society g ubject of Christian Science . ii-n o T k » *^88?n 3 ? .* * 51Pr?bat*on ednesday m eetings first and third W ednesdays o f each m onth Include testim onials o f healing The reading room in th e rear of the church contains all authori» ed Christian Science literaturt which may be borrowed or pun chased. It’s Time to Hell. IF YOU’R E YOUNG: It*» Time to Buy. GILES L. FRENCH Real Estate Broker—Farm Loa us IN SU R A N C E CO. who do not the company as mernrlttoa in a of n kann fido I. L KIHKEUE PHONE 391 MOBII The other night a couple A * ' 4 < stopped for dinner and after they had eaten she said she was glad they had stopped as 1 she had eaten the best steak since leaving Kansas and the L. * man said - it was plertty of good |§ coffee.- too. Wholesale Dealer to SHELL OIL PRODUCTS Laber Finer« Storage Tank« the or in any other fidu 10:00 a. m. ciary relation, tha name of the pernonr or oarporatlon for whom such trustee i« at 11.00 a. m. acting. Is g iv es: alaa that the said two at the Grass paragraphs eontain statement» embracing church Sunday *a fall knowledge end belief ae to «gg?0 sunaay and eonditlona under od ock , and eeeurtly holder» aftern oon 'at 3.00 F. L. t annell, pastor. TRAVELERS the books o f > SERVICE VINCENT C. GENTEMAN OHURCHEÄ FARM S Moro Variety â Remedy peraon. aaoclation. or corporation has any interest direct or Indirect In tha said stock, bonds, or other securities than a s ao stated by him. k. That the average number o f copies of each issue of thle publication sold or distributed, through the m ails or other wise, to paid subscribers during the tw elve months preceding the date shown above ia M3. GILES L. FRENCH *t ■ ' editor Sworn to and subscribed before me thle 15th day o f October, 1944 wit I A That tha known bondholder«. roort- gagaao and othor aaanrlty holder ■ owning^ 1 paraent or nmra of total »mount of heads, mortgggw M ®O>«r eecuritiea are: Grans Valley Baptist Charch (If thgra aye none, SO atate.) none 4. That tha two paragraphs next above, Morning W orship 11XX) a. m. the nemee of the owner», etock- Evening service of song, prayer, giving hoMera. and eaearity holder». If any, and Bible study. 8:00 p. m. aantaia nat only a Het of stockholder» and eeeurity hotdera ae they appear upon Come and fellow ship w ith us. tha hooka of tha company but also, in Rev. Howard A. Schilling, Pastor caaaa where the stockholder or security IF YOU’RE OLD: order now to be sure of delivery S la te e f O iw o a . CMuty <rf Sherman, m. Before am. a notary public in and for the State and oounty aforesaid, personal* ly appeared GUea L. French, who, hav- ln< been defer ewera according to law depeeea and ears that he is the editor o f the Sherman County Journal and that the following U. to the best of his know- end belief, a pre« statem ent o f the owaerAlp, aaa a ceeeen t (and If a daily, paper, the circulation). etc., of the afore- said publication for th . date shown in the above caption. required by the Art e f Angeet 14. ISIS, a» amended Inr the Aet e f Marsh S. I t » embodied la mo, tb»a SS7. Poetaf Laws and Rceulatlona. printed on the reverse of thia form to & FOR SALE: 16” block fir Wood or slabwood. W rite or call 4C. M, Eslinger, Grass V alley 50-lp WANTED: Small circulating heater, coal or wood. J. N. Mac- In nes, K e n t ‘ 51 p C h r ie h n a * C a rä i Of Sherman Coont* Journal, published weekly at Her». Oregon for October 1940. W ily Knighton <11 lng of the county tendants in Salem* Friday and E ugene to _ drops at thé footl Me says, , waa really and very w et. ‘ • :«*»L M arie vonBorstolT' w ho tending S t Mary’s academ y. at Its name and of each individ- TTie 'Dalles cam e hom e to spend nd w i ith th hor r parents, tA r s a n + f i -- ----------------------- he given.) the week o end w her QUm L. and Lola B. French, Moro. Ore- Mr and Mrs Ted vonBorstel Want A ds ^ )r r« 0 n a it£ rb W A t t U lN T OF THE OWKRSH1P MANAGEMENT. ffB C U L âT IO N , ETC.. BBQÜIRÉD BY THE ACTS OF CON GRESS OF AUGUST <4. 1012. ANIX MARCH I. IN I. aamea and nddreenm of Mtitour p and bucimm managers brer Giles L. French. Moro. Orgeen, Giles L. French. Mere, Oregon, Manag ing Editor, Glim L. French, Moro, Ore g o n Business M anage, Lola B. French. Mere. Oregon. A That the owner let (If owned by a eorpovatton. its m u m end gSdreaa n u t stated and alee kncaCfocUb therwun- the ac mes and addresem of stock holders owning cm Mr seat or more of total amount of ( M * . If not owned by a corporation. the Mama and addressee of individual eweers must be given. is at- I f the owned by a firm, company or other of * Sweet H om e poetofflce and Joe Dalles w a s here Tu to In' Portland • k ’ the street lighting can a / 1 -• MORO, OREGON PAG E S. aitBRM A M COUNTY JOURNAL, upon the book» of hold stock and other then that and thia affiant Iva that any other Let us do your catering and Ptttlngs OIL BURNERS TMn-life ^HDRO, ORE. George G. Updegraff HOTEL MORO COFFEE SHOP A tto rn e y /a t law MORO Monday, Wednesday, Afternoons Friday THE DALLES 211 E ast Third Street Telephone 3209 C oncert Season 1 9 4 6 -4 7 T h e D a lle s H ig h S c h o o l A u d ito r iu m F rid ay, N o v e m b e r 1, 1 9 4 6 JE A N W A T SO N , C o n tr a lto T u esd ay, N ovem b er 2 6 , 1 9 4 6 SO LV EIG LU ND E, P ia n ist F r id a y , F e b ru a ry 7 , 1 9 4 7 W ILLIAM H A IN , T e n o r F r id a y , M a rch 2 7 , 1 9 4 7 S V E L T O V A BALLET F rid a y . A p ril IO , 1 9 4 7 T R A P P FA M ILY SINGERS S e a s o n T ic k e ts $ 5 . 5 0 e a c h ta x in c. O n S a le a t C o o k ’s M u sic S to re T h e D a lle s — G o o d S e a ts A v a ila b le Oregon schools M U S T have steady, dependable incomes to make long-range plan ning possible. Local school districts are experiencing a hand-to-m outh existence. Rising costs have forced 8 6 % o f lbje jlU}Qol districts to levy additional local taxes for minimum budget needs. Put Oregon schools on a sound financial basts. V o te 316 X y(S fo r BASIC SCHOOL FUND Pd J A d . ttd \ for your convenience until 6 p. m. open The Dalles Forum BARNETT A ll SERVICE WASCO AIRPORT PASSENGER FLIGHTS PLANB RENTAL CHARTER TRIPS Assisting [Oregon's Farmers ' A griculture-— the largest source o f income in NO MATTER HOW MANY. HAVE OWNED IT BEFORE! the state o f O regon— provided 24% o f the I f you were the first and only owner of your real estate, your title to it would be a simple matter. But with all the other owners who have gone before, titles become ’ complicated through deeds and other documents j and are sometimes challenged. I f you have a Commonwealth In sured T itle , you K N O W you are the owner, . state's total income in 19 44. ------------- , ’ -A— -- ------ - This bank is proud to assist the; Oregon farmer. In the purcli^se o f machinery, live stock or new buildings, you are urged to Huiwntííl ¿‘T hí I avh U, . discuss your financial problems with us. - r : ............. TH E DALLES B R A N C H O F THE U N IT E D S T A T E S J M A T IO N À L B A N K SHERMAN COUNTY ABSTRACT COMPANY m C R A L d if o s it insurance corporation 1 7 GRETA THE DALLES
