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About Sherman County journal. (Moro, Or.) 1931-current | View Entire Issue (Nov. 8, 1946)
r- » J; ‘ 7 <í>, PAGO R SHCRMAff COCWTT JOURNAL, MORO. ORBGON FRIDAY, NOVEMBER «, MM Wednesday meetings firs t and th ird Wednesdays of each month thetuda testimonials of healing. Valley Th e reading room In the rear of M orning W orship 11:00 a. m. the church contains all authorl» Evening service of song, prayer, ed >. Christian Science literature and Bible study. 8:00 p. m. which ipay be borrowed or pun Come and fellowship w ith u*. chased, '<& \ ^Rev. Howard A. Schilling, Pastor O H U R O H E * Harold Ginns Leave For Trip To California M r and M rs Harold Ginn left Tuesday morning io r California to visit hia mother who has not been very w ell o f late. T h ey ex- pect to be gone about two weeks. T ex Irx y k returned - Sunday fro m Baker county where he had been deer and elk hunting wlth- * out results. H is brother, Joe, ju st*b u t o f the navy had better v luck, bringing down the first deer he had ever seen or hunted. Joe remained to try fo r an elk. >fr and M rs B. H. Roberson and Jim m y droye to LaGrande Satur day to attend the game there be- wden Eastern Oregon College of Education aHB the Oregon College o f Education of Monmoufh, which was wqn by LaGrande 25 to 0 Bob Roberson played quarter for thre^ quarters of the game ’ for for LaGrande. , A shot is th at which, if some “ FA R M S people have more than one. they’re half. I F YOU’R E OLD: _____ ___________________ ________ txttgnni«nHniiiiiuiinn»nniini»ua It’s Tim e to Buy. GILES JL FR E N C H INSURANCE Sunday School a t 10:00 a. m. Morning W orship a t 11.6^1. na. Oregon pheasant hunters havt Preaching service at the ¿Grass been experiencing success throi Valley Methodist church Sunday most of eastern Oregc afternoon at 3:00 o'clock. the past week. ' A heavy F. L^ Cannell, pastor. in flu x of hunters from ou( of state has helped increase the k ill Moro Com m unity Church of birds thia year In M alheur Sunday School 10.-00 a. m. county and northeastern Oregon. Church Services 11:00 a. m. In M alheur county bird* tagged *• . Christian Sdenco Bactoty' DISCOVERS NEW PENICILLIUM by Game Commission * personnel Subject of Chrlstlaw t Science to be taken out of the county . . . Bayne Simmond«, 2», gradu Lesson Sermon 11:00 A . M. during the firs t three days of the ate assistant at the Vnlvcrsliy of Wichita, who has discovered a in-r “Adam and Fallen M an” session totaled 8,798 birds. M ORO ' Phone 271 to Sell. IF YOU’R E YOUNG: C. A . Ruggles Wasco Methodist Chore* E state Broker— Farm Loans OREG ON unnnu m tttM »i»nnm «»H nn nT irm n TRAVELERS INSURANCE c . » BELGIUM WILL. REMEMBER . . . An nrn holding blood-stained earth from the battle of Bastogno was presented to President Tru man at White House by Belgium Ambassador Baton Silver crays, right, as a gift from Belgium in honor of U. S. G.I.’s. we have a carload of strain of pénicillium from lung« peculiar to Wichita, Kan«.. are» at the Tom F raser ranch. Homer Is going to the “cow place” at San Francisco w ith the Bay Mea dows six horse team of Belgians bought from F ra se r and will later W. 8. Powell is driving a new attend some o th er shows. Studebaker. one of the kind w ith - Mark Baker of Goldendale paid - th e w ide vision windows. a fine of $15.00 and costs in jus* Clcflrta Douma was home last tice court in W asco the first of w eek end from Mt. Angel to see the week. He was arrested by th e local football game and visit (Sheriff Fields below Wasco and h e r parents, ~ Mr and Mrs A. tried on a charge of being drunk and disorderly in a public place. Douma. r T he 8herm an County Chapter, ■' Mrs John R. Meaps is here Republican W omen m et T hursday from Portland to visit her daugh Novem ber 7 at the home o f Mrs ter. Mrs Norm an Fields. B ari Rlchelderfer, w est of Wasco i The Sherm an County Chapter fo r one of the m onthly m eetings -of the Am erican Red Cross held member* have been holding since its regular m eeting Monday even orga>Hzstlon last fall. ing at the Courthouse- In Moro. I M r J d M rs W illiam E. Lang Jtiss Sum merfield, field represen an d small son of The Dalles were tative of this area was present guests of Mr and M rs Carrell Ben and assisted. A budget for the net last Saturday night. W hile com ing year was draw n up and coming over Wasco hill they had sent to the area office for ap a collision w ith Bill Axtell which proval. resulted In some bent fenders INVESTORS SYNDICATE on the I^ang car Arden 8quire drove to Gresham Monday to return ’ m othrr • - -u nden m U ra m i.c h strih u to rfo r h e r home there. Investors Syndicate of America The first floor has l>een laid in Investors Stock Fund. Inc. th e Main Street p e rt of th e May Investors Selective Fnnd. Inc. Investors Mutual, Inc. B arnum b rick and th at room is ready for th e top flooring now. represented by W ork started on the F irst Street offices of the building w here new ROBERT O. CRO8KEY gills and flooring is also to be laid. P 'O. Box 272 Moro, Oregon • Sherm an „ county, was greatly P hone 363 interested in the m a y o ra lty elec tion In The Dalles which resulted In the election of Howard Dent, blind attorney, over George Strad- leman, incum bent m ayor, by five LOST: A round gold brooch en votes out of around 2200 votes graved in black, a keepsake. cast. D uring fhe counting there Finder please leave at Foss g ar wsvas never more than 15 votes age, Moro. Ip begg fn them l» n Taylor stopped In Moro STRAYED: Large spotted Poland W ednesday w hie on his way to “tThina boar. Call M E. Smith, his ranch near Antelope. 413, G rass Valley l-2pd A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs J e rry Wilson Jr. at The Dal FOR SALE: 2280 Acres, 6 miles south Sherm an county line, well les hospital Monday, Novem ber 4. Mesdames Darwin VamGilder, fenced, good stand bunch grass, -springs. 200 acres has been Collls Moore and M r and Mrs R. B cutivated. Price $8.00 per acre. H oskinson drove to The Dalles Ben Taylor, Antelope. l-4c last Friday night to see and hear . I Jean W atson, contralto, who ap peared as the first num ber on FOR SALE: 3 fine milch cows. Call Wasco 721 or The Dalles th e w inter concert season there 2783. lc Funeral services for Adolph __________ • Heydt, 68, w ere held T hursday in Portland following his death FOR SALE: 2 saddle ponies, one well broke, one green broke. Tuesday. He was form erly Moro's E rnest Eslinger. Moro lp harness m aker in days of harness. Surviving are his widow, Lena, and a son Jam es A. and a cousin, E van Cousens. Mr and Mrs Vern Mobley of K ent are parents of a son born to them a t The Dalles hospital W ednesday. November 6. Lee Rowland and Jack Cover of ¿Klamath Falls paid a fine in tlje local justice court T hursday morn ing for being drunk and disorder ly in a public place. Fine adm in istered by Jusitce W allan was $12.50 each. A fire was discovered in the house of Eben Fine W ednesday p w rn in g and the fire truck was called out. ‘It was preceded by peveral cars th a t occupied the n a r row driveway, but the fire was p u t out quickly anyway. John and Floyd W isely of Med ford stopped in Moro W ednesday m orning ’ to visit w ith Merle Becket, whom they knew when ¿11 lived in Wallowa. T hty had been on an unsuccessful elk hunt. Hom er Belshee was here last week end from Portland to get the rem ainder of his belongings Want Ads whole bulk corn Walter A. Bacon Accredited teacher of Violin Thank You, Friends - : A ' for inform ation . George G. Updegraff order now to get it off the car A ttorney at law last Tuesday. I will strive continually to be worthy of your trust, end will coming in November In twon November 14th v . . fo. the confidence you have -shown in me through the election call . COOK’S MUSIC STORE , 410 E. 2nd Street . Phone 3752 MORO Monday, W ednesday, Afternoons Friday Moro Grain Growers do my best to protect the interests T H E DALLES 211 East Third Street Telephone 3209 of every citizen in Sherman county* Sjncercly Yours, es' LO W ELL STO CKM AN Football Benefit A Your Representative In Congress PERSO NALIZO !) C H R IST M A S C A R D S !• ORDER E A R L Y TO N 8 U R B D B L IV E R Y W asco School Auditorium Admission $1.20 Saturday, November 9 —9 p.m ANNOUNCES UNION PACIFIC Moro Variety & Remedy I : ®.-W' O • • V'xiW • • • •* 1 ir U N IO N PACIFIC EzSrwks.-.*. EFFECTIVE GAS AND OIL R. H. McKEAN and SON IN S U R A N C E Grain, Feed, Flour, Fuel Farm Implement«, Bags, Twine BARBED W IR E —GOOD POSTS PHONES Office Residence Feedstore 182 162 163 OREGON :-s WASCO / NOV. 10 I ients of the Pacific North west who desire to travel comfortably for business or pleasure. TH ER E will be changes in schedules of many Union Pacific trains effective No vember 10. , These changes are designed to improve the present serv ice and connections for resi- T ires-A ccessorles For compiste isformstioR, isq«b* of ' General Agent 1st National Bank Bldg. 2nd and Alder Street« Walla Walla, Wash. Phone 30 or Ijocnl Agent I fce s f d f ì t - PLUMBING I BEATING tty SERVICE L L KIRKELIF PbUNE 391 MORO It’s Tim e G RE TA for your convenience until 6 p. m. »1»« H l . WINTW VACATIONISTS! Romombsr.. Sun Volley ; 21. P A C IF IC oooo o f rwg THE DALLES m uUabffi Pacific* U N IO N open i .¿U nnb U& msoo 4 „ R A IL R O A » s s s no« SEAS 0 N I D TR A V ELER -I* A? COES BY T R A IN
