Sherman County journal., November 22, 1946, Page 3, Image 3

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PAOS A »HERMAN COUNTY JOURNAL, MORO, OREGON
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER U , 194«
ifter a rest His daughter, Mrs
Wm. Harms was up from Port-
land to visit her father.
Mrs Carl Melzer and Mrs Edna
Pelzer spent a few days recently
In Salem visiting relatives. Mrs
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AM rv l
Bob Christianson Sent C Carl
Melzer’s
sister, Della, Was a
visitor here recently after an
Word from the W ar Depart- absence of 20 years.
ment to Mr and< Mrs Arthur
Mrs Dewey Thompson was host-
Christianson is that their son, ess for the Missionary society
> Kelso Christianson, was on Wednesday, when members brou
i'B-24 that made a flight from ght guests to the meeting.
Green Island to Truk, strongly
The office force of the-Sherman
fortified Japanese naval base, and County ^rancb, First National
that his plane was seen to explode Bank went to The Dalles Monday
north of Uman Island. Time of night to attend the party follow-
death has therefore been set as jng the opening of the new branch
April 8, 1944. Previously the date in that city.
of death was computed as bebru-
judge D. N. Mackay was here
ary 19fflC This information is new from Condon Monday to ripen the
as to the flight and cause of deatm November term of court. The civil
r Bom: . To Mr arid Mrs
cage Richmond vs Edgington,
JL Marvin, Saturday, November wag title d out of court shortly
16. a son, Robert (.regory, weight afternoon and the jury was not
61b 3ox. pother, son—and father
impaneled. Mr Richmond and his
doing well
attorney, Harold Warner and Mr
Mr and Mrs J. K. McKean and j^igingtop were here for the trial.
Haney left Saturday- for the
least 75 calves will be fed
coast to spend a week watching
c|u|> hoys during the win-
the ocean, with an afternoon see-
arKj Spring months says LeRoy
lng the OGC-Oregon football xarne* ^ rrlght and a larger number is
Clyde Glllmor was brought expected. This will be the largest
home last week end after several number of calves on feed by club
days in the hospital with an heart yOUngsters of any year.
Attack. He Is improving and is
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A. B.
expected to be as good as ever Christianson became worse Mon-
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and her expected return home
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has beeif delayed again. .
New and Final
Inform ation About
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Mrs Julia Hansen came up from
Mrs Stella B. Poley left The Word received is that Mrs D. E.
Portland Tuesday to visit her
Dalles
Tuesday f o r California Stephens suffered a backset re-
sister, Mrg l , v . Moore. She was
where
she
will. spend a month cently and Is in the £oifax hospi-
aJso interested In a case In the
wlth
her
son,
Robert and wife. taL
circuit court, a hearing being4 held
Wednesday
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for SALE:
2280 Acres, 6 miles
south Sherman county line, well
fenced, good stand bunch grass,
-springs, 200 acres has been
cutlvated, Price $8.00 per acre.
Ben Taylor, Antelope.
14c
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FOR SALE: Weaner pigs, John
Deere Tractor two speed model
“D” on rubber. E. M. Esllnger,
Grass Valley. ■ •,
. r 3-4c
WANTED: 4 bottom 16” Oliver
piow. E: M. Eslinger. Grass Val-
3-4c
ley.
George G. Updegraff
Attorney at law
MORO
Monday, Wednesday,
Afternoons
Friday
A card from Mr and Mrs Carroll
Sayre, reports that they were in
Ohio and enjoying the trip as
long as they were in the country
and small towns. Since the ar­
rival of the card Mrs Edith Sayrs
had a telegram stating they had
arrived in New York.
The Past Matrons club met at
the home of Mrs Ella Thompson
last Thursday spending the after­
noon with her.
Mrs Elizabeth Schaeffer return-
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shopping days until
PLUMBING S KEATING
SERVICE
A.
R u g g le s
INSURANCE
I. L KIRKELIE
PHONE 391
MORO
MORO
Phone 271
OREGON
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CHRISTMAS
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MOVIE EQUIPMENT
Projectors, Screens; Filters, Splicers
• 35 mm Cameras and Accessories
TRE DALLES
211 East Third Street
Telephone 3209
The New Mercury 11 35 mm
Argus-Vokar-S.V.E. Projectors
Do your Christmas Shopping
OUR SPECIALTY: ÖÖALJJY PHOTO FINISHING
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ed Tuesday from Portland with
her grandson, Max Barzee, who
had been there to visit hfs parents,
Mr and Mrs E R. Barzee, before
they left for California to visit
their daughter, Mrs Robert Fair-
field and family. Mrs Schaeffer
just returned from a visit lri Cal­
ifornia with the Fairflelds. * ,
at the
EXPOSUSE METERS
Weston Master 11- General Flectric- DeJur- Kodaguides.
CALSOMININIi
CHET BARBOUR
Wasco, Oregon
Go Anywhere
Phone 332
fry our Chileburgers
. ELITE STUDIO
DARKROOM SUPPLIES
Enlargers:
in The Dalles
DeJur I; Federal 219, F6.3 lens, Federal 250, F4.5 lens
K
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Easels, Paper & Chemicals, Trays & Thermometers
FINE PORTRAITS
a t R e a s o n a b le P ric e s
BINOCULARS: 6x30 Universal with case
Mall orders given
prom pt attention
E nlargem ents
& copies m ade
M elo’.
312 E 2nd St. The Dalles, Oregon
Appointments at your convenience.
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Formerly
of
Potter’s
Yes!,. We have som e Jew el ry
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very nice Christmas G ifts
Come as soon as you can.
F eatu rin g:
the location
M a S t ^ S an d his orchestra
left that
it now while it lasts.
Moro High School-November 23
A d m . $ 1 .2 0
G ood M usic & Food
to
The average w age I g et
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w o rk in 5 7 ,0 0 0 homes is
Ahead of them all .
only 1 % cents an hoar!
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