Sherman County journal., November 29, 1946, Page 4, Image 4

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SH ERM AN
COUNTY
JO U R N A L ,
MORO, OREGON
, M rs H arry M artin
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T h e D ettes w ere v isito r s a t th e w w k for h e r hom e in E l D orado,
hotne o f Mr and M rs John Block K ansas a fter sp e n d in g a * week
Sun d ay.
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v is itin g
a t th e h o m e
of
her
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S m ith le f t la st w e e k fo r iaIster, M rs L o u ie D a v is . Mid her
pReeCtM, W n , to v is it frien d s, af- brother, C. W . S m ith , w h o w a s
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v is “u
it ‘ visiting
Whr sp e n d in g a m on th h "—
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ta g h is siste r , M rs L ou ie D a v is
Herman Peter» en terta in ed GA8 rai .KS H I G H '
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m em ber» o f th e bn.lge c W b s .a t
• O regon m o to rists b u rn ed a re-
h er l?orne T h u ? ljj‘y at. * 1 9 ^ Jd,7~ cord 250,000,000 g allon » o f g a so lin e
e e r t lu n ch eo n fo llo w ed b y grld ge )n
f, rgt n ln e m onthg o f th is
at th r e e ta b les w ith h ig h scores year
h a s been a n n o u n ced b y .
h e ld Ly Mre C. R . A nd erson and Secl4 U r y o f s t a t e R ob ert F arrell
M rs S im Ouficfln, lo w b y M rs A rt Jr T h is fu el 1» e stim a te d to h a v e
tlb b y
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M r and M r . Hoes F ie ld s and
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and ’ ‘ h'"*
spending several weeks visiting
her brother and sister in law.
Tom Alleys
Mr and M rs C harlie A n d erson .
Spending Wi
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In California
' Mr and Mrs Tom Alley left
Tuesday for Stockton. California
to spend the winter visiting at
the home of their son in law and
daughter, Mr and Mrs . I^eonard
Jones.
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Sam Stark and sons, Harry and
Olan, motored to The Dalles Fri­
day to meet Mrs Stark, who re­
turned from two months visit
with relatives in El Dorado, Mo.,
and San Antonio, Texas.
Mrs Donald von Borstal member
of the Kent Rebekah lodge and
Mrs Bernard Martin member of
the Moro Rebekah lodge attended
the initiation at Grass Valley
Thursday evening
TTi« Grass Valley Rebekah lo<1
ge met -at the Odd Fellow hall
Thursday evening when they put
on the initiatory degree work for
three new members. Mrs Doris
C oyle, Mrs Margaret Baumgartner
and Mrs Ada Easter Due to the
had weather Kent and Antelope
were unable to attend. Refresh-
menu were served later In the
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The Baptist Mission society met
at the home of Mrs Howard Schill­
ing Tuesday afternoon with nine
members present. The afternoon
was spent rolling bandages fora
missionary in Africa. Refresh­
ments were served at the close o f
the meeting.
evening
F R ID A Y , N O V E M B E R 99, 1940
CHRISTMAS SEATS:
Mrs Earl Olds was elected pre-
sident, Mrs C. R. Anderson vice-
president,- Mrs Millard Eakin se-
cretary and Mrs Orville Ruggles,
treasurer at the meeting held at
the home of Mrs Glenn Perry Fri
day November 15 when they or-
ganized the Woman’s club.
w n
Harold Owens and Mrs W. D-
Barnett motored to The Da es
last Wednesday November. 13 t
bring Mrs Owens and infant dau-
ghter home from the hospital,
,r Balzer returned Sunday
fmm Portlan(i where he speni
vlsiting hls brother,
Ra)ph and family.
Mr anc| Mrs Ross Fields return-
, home Wednesday from Pendle-
an<) Henniston‘ where they
several-days visiting rela-
Mr and Mrs Orville Rugffles
entertained friends at a dinner
party at their home Thursday
evening those present were Mr
and Mrs Lester Biirnum, Mr and
Mrs Kenneth Crews and Mr and
Mrs C. M. Clevenger. The even-
inp was spent playing pinochle
with Mrs Crews and Mr Cleven­
ger holding high scores-
Mr and Mrs Millard Eakin en
tertained friends of their son,
Duane, at a dinner Wednesday
evening in horfor of his f2th bir­
thday anniversary. ThoseK preseht
were Clarence May, Roger Ball, v v r r o -------------------------
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and John Alley. The boys stayed MARSHAL . . . Fleia Marshal Jan
all night.
lister sf the
C. Smuts, prime minister
Mr and Mrs C. M. Clevenger Union M South Africa i, shown en-
were dinner guests at the home joying a cup of coffee,
flee, auxw
d u rin e
of Mr and Mrs Eben Kee last recess of the United Nations g*n
Tuesday evening.
era! assem b ly,
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Frieda
Frieda Wassenmiller
wassenminer left
leu Fri-
r r i- b d b y-8 gran d p aren ts. /
dav for San Francisco, C alifornia^
a n d Mpa W . C' Todd ftnd
Öfter spen^ n<r^ ‘veral weeks
j ohn E n g stro m called at t h e
her parents. Mr and Mr« ¿Jacob home
Mr and Mrg w R ^ j .
Wassenmiller.
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S T A N D A R D OF C A L IF O R N IA P R O D U C T S
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T axes on th e record fu el sale S H E L I, o n . P R O D U C ÍS
v is ito r s in T h e D alles M onday.
n e tte d th e sta te $12,394,923, ev en
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R iv e r r Friday.
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p ercen t o v e r la st yea r. G ross sa les
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.G le n n P erry and .
M rs A rt Schilling were business
our prom pf if+onHon.
In t e r e s t
Victor G. Peterson,
Mn
Monday
. Bill Hohne« ahd son. Robert.
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and Mrfit J ° hn R u st and M r le f t M onday fo r Astoria to spend
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Bill
Todd rnoioreu
motored to
Da u le
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p rjday to bring Mrs Bill Todd
n
Qati,rd»v nn business 'Z
pnd infant daughter home from
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hospital. Mrs Todd will st^V ___
with her mother, Mrs Fritts, for
R aw leigh Products
a wbUe
Mr and Mrs August Wassenmil-
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FRANK L. TATE
ler of Tygh Valley are parents of
from neighbor­
Sunday November 24
MORO, ORREGON Phone 45»
ing communi-
DalleJ* hospital. Mr and
District Dealer for
H o s r» c o i v o
Wasenmiller are the Gilliam & Sherman Counlie«
Mr and Mrg Boyce Blaylock had
as over night guests Saturday
her father A. E. Jones and wilt
from Gresham. They left Sunday
for the home of Mr and Mrs Ber­
nard Martins to spend a few days.
John Rolfe and Robert Rolfe
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. left Friday for Corvallis for Hqme
Olan Stark radioman 1-c is here corn.jn<r and to attend the football
»pending hls terminal leave with £ame
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hls father. Sam Stark, and other •
relatives- He arrived from Seattle
M. Robert Williams, a returned
but recently returned from Ko- missionary .from Borneo, spoke at
diak, Alaska, after spending six the Baptist church Sunday morn-
years in the service.
a
ing. He was a dinner guest at the
Mrs Charles Perrigo was a busi- home of Rev and Mrs Howard
ness visitor In The Dalles Friday Schilling.
Mrs Julia Sumner left Tuesday
Mrs Fred Cox was pleasantly for her home jn Hood River after
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home from church. Sunday and
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was greeted by friendf and rela- - iRVIUBiOlWL S Y N D IC A T E
tlves to wish her a happy birth- underwriter and distributor for
day, Dinner guests included the
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honor guest, Fred Cox, Don Cox. In ve«tors Hywdcat:e o»
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Investors Stock Fund, inc.
Mr and Mrs Charlie Anderson. investors Selective Fnnd, Inc.
Miss Doris Anderson. Mrs Louie
Investors Mutual, Inc.
Davis. Mr and Mrs Charles Davis,
represented by
^frs Julia Sumner, Mr and Mrs O.
N. Ruggles, Mr and Mrs James
ROBERT O. CROHKKV
Earl and son. Don, and Mrs Amel­
ia Peterson. They snent the after­ P.'O. Box 272 Moro, P Oregop
h o n e <l(‘ l
noon and evening visiting and la­
ter 1» the evening refreshments
LAND BANK LOANS
were served.
Ixing term.
Fair Treatment,
9 w y Christmas Seals—
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Sec.-Treas.
Dalles Nat’l Farm L o a n A i h ’ ii
Bank Hotel
The Dalles, Oregcn
Yes, Ladies!
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G R E T A
IS OFFERING DISTINCTIVE GRETA
VALUES A T
C le a ra n c e S a le P rices
C O A T S —N e w Fall.and W in ter Fashions,
Priced so lo w y o u w ill be surprised!
S U IT S —N e w Fall and W in ter sty le s on sale to
COUNTY AGENT
y o u at th rillin gly lo w prjees.
ABOUT THEtiE VALUABLE " H E L M "
✓
T ax a u th orities— b o th F ed ­
eral and State— require that
farm ers m aintain accurate
records o f farm in com e and
o u tg o as a basis for deter­
m in in g incom e tax returns.
T h e farm er h im se lf should
h ave these im p ortan t facts
about his o w n business. T o
sim p lify the k eep in g o f rec-
this w eather
H A T S —A ll our c o lle c tio n of N a m e hats at
1-3 off
•A lso Slips and B lou ses at C learance Prices
T h ia isn ’t sale m erch a n d iser it is all n ew , com«
ing d aily to u a a n d sellin g direct to y o u at
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Clearance Prices ?
W e in v ite
you
to open an
a cco u n t
ghifring acres, fruit from our rich
In the midst of our bounty, w e,
orchards. After years of war, our
give thanks. We have much. Surely
land is still ours, unscarred, bene-
we can spare a little to share with
those who have none. A crust of^ •
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¿cent. Our children are fed,
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ger. But to people of many lands,
bread to a well-fed man may be an­
other day’s life to a child in Europe. ‘
THE DALLES BRANCH
OF THf
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r u i n s rovsB & light
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hunger is a constant companion.
grain is garnered from our
Few ofcis are intimate with hun-
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