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SHERMAN COUNTY JOURNAL,
MORO, ORBGON
FRIDAY, DEUEMBBH «, I t *
here over Thanksgiving to visit
h e r sister, Mrs Paul May and
fam ily. They live in Portland. <
Mr and Mrs George M artin w ere
here last week from Eugene
w here they are now living. They
moved a truck load of fu rn itu re
to th at city preparatory to setting
up h o u sek eep in g .__>
,
Imogene Johnson was up from
Salem to spend the weekend w ith
h e r sister and brother, Mrs Lam er
Sayrs and Lloyd Johnson. She
retu rn ed Sunday.
,
Miss Birdella Bal. of|Los Angel-
es accompanied Miss Anajean K
ghten h o m efro m school iastV .
"««lay and
« « r th e
Thanksgiving holiday.
M rs Carl Melxer w ent to Salem
Purpose o f (he* h u n t was to
W ednesday to help h e r ' m other reduce t h e wipter deer h e rd do-
m ove to a different home.
ing som e dam age to orchards in
M rs Sadie R asm ussen of Pendle- th e Cove area.. tr '
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to n . came W ednesday to rem ain»'— •— •——— -
until Sunday w ith her m other,
M rs Lucy Ruggles. They sp en t M A *.
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T hanksgiving w ith M r ’ and M rsi M rs V irgie
* ' W rthw lck of Mau-
Jess L andry w here M r and M rs
and A lb ert Doane o f Tygh
Al7J?ld
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Thursday while on a a ? <w r r ir» rth * " t^ v ntHattHhe
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Joe i î rv f X n
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cooperative
«.esta for Thanksclvmv * , ^ r
w nt S T “
£ £
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CU r w i e
W eather th is week has been S ta rr o f Albany. T hejr son, R. H.
whea( „
Portland. w ith h l. wife
for
re. , denU of th e and .on. Ja ck w ere also guests.
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in The Dalles and Qob Johnson
returned w ith him.
M r and Mrs W. D. H lnks spent
the Thahksgiving holidays w ith
Mrs H ipk's sister, Mrs R. C. El
wood at H erm iston, retu rn in g
Saturday night.
Miss Jean Brown, daughter of
Mr and Mrs A. J. Brown, w as
home from school a t LaO rande
for the holidays.
Fred and E dw ard Beck w ere
Portland visitors for T hanksgiv
ing.
Mrs Maude G arrett had as din
ner guests Thanksgiving Mr and
Mrs Roy Van Fossen and son of
M aupin, Mr and Mrs Jam es Phi-
e r and children of Shaniko.
Bob G arrett w ent to Maupin
fpr a short visit w ith his sister,
Mrs Van Fossen retu rn in g F ri
day.
Mr and Mrs E. A. (Dude) Fine
Moro W om an’s club will m eet,
COMMODORE
and daughter, Frances,
visited
F riday, Decem ber 6. T here will
be . s k i t and book review . Mrs
in Shaniko and Antelpoe, They
A. H. B arnum will be director,
w ere accompanied by Miss Bonnie
a n d hosesses will be M rs Jas.
R E T A IL — Coats, Muffs,
Coat Hager, Mrs F ine’s sister, who is
A enny an d M rs W. C. Miller.
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T rim m ings' and a c ia s o rie s teaching at Chem ult.
Mr and Mrs G. P. Johnson ..............................................................1 1 h ira n í
. M r. C L Jackson r e p r e s e n t
R ELIN IN G , REM O DELIN C"
w ent to P ortland over the week
, Acouatlcon-Jackaon Co., tkl<Wed
T ^ F Â ÏR IN G , ALTERATIONS end looking for help for the res
.h e r car on Icy pavem ent ? ? ' ,e r
TX EA NrHG an d GLAZING
tau ra n t a t the Shaniko hotel
CLEANING
w ay to - Jo h n IMy. break,ng a
CLEANINO and
*nd GLAZING
Joe Morelle spent Thanksgiving
IN S U R A N C E
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E xpert W orkm anship
ap rtag snd_ m aking t unposs-
club was postponed county. The skies have been gen- as w ere th e ir daughter, Mrs Tom-
in Portland and Molalla. His bro
and prom pt service
Phone 271
OREGON
ble to keep her appoin m
W ednesday m orning because rally cloudy and th ere has been m y Jones of Moro w ith h e r hus-
ther, Tom, was a guest of friends MORO
15 years experience
advertised.
the program for the day was not frost a t n ig h t b u t seldom. Only band and th e ir daughter, Doris, 3rd Ave E ntrance Commodore Ho.
Sherm an County
Pomona
fog cam e
last
Satuixtay J and r
The Dalles
P h o n e .3240
G range will hold it regular meet-
Mr and Mrs c A sw ag g art of it left th a t n ig h t The ground has
ing w ith .Jhe " R ufus Grange as Eugene came last week to rem ain been kep t damp and lf tbRg fc
bosto nex t S aturday December 7 until Sunday after Thanksgiving life enough in the w heat it may
beginning a t 10: 00 a. T
m ’ t « „
as guests
euests o of f her sister, Mrs How-
How come through to m ake a good
D o your Christmas Shopping
M errill Oveson a n d LeRoy ard Conle€ and Howard
stand yet.
You
can
find
nearly
anything
here
in
good
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Elizabeth Schaeffer return-
W.
Powell is in the Mid-Cbl-
W right are . in Corvallis th
_ is week
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to attend the annual conference
Sunday from Prineville w here um bia hospital w hefe h e is re-
practical Christmas gifts, the kind that are
th e re and w hich is attended by
lQ attend the wed- covering from a touch of pleur-
at the
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tr io n a if in
S ta ff,
a ___
m em
bers of O the
extension
a nephew
i8y.
remembered
after
N
ew
Years.
th e field m en and the experimen- QU*
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Mr arld Mrs Dave R ansier w ere
H u n ters checked o u t 136 deer
Nice blouses, and what girl (12 to 80) has
'M r and M rs Arden Squire and here Wednesday, evening
from d u rin g th e special five day open
children cam e hom e from Oka- The Dalles to attend the birthday season, Novem ber 16 to 20, held
quite enough? Sweaters, pastels and other
nagon
Saturday having found party of Arlean DeMoss, celebrat- in the Cove area in Union cqun y,
a u ite a lot of
snow and some ing her th ird anniversary,
held the Game Commission announce^
in The Dalles
Colors, for girls of all ages. And for sugges
J i c i roads on the trip.
i t th e R T . Morgan home.
T here w ere 197 hunters checked
t Club
Meeting Today
At Clubrooms
and Mr and Mrs Moss of Salem
Ivan Olson and small daughters
B arbara and Carol w ere u p 'fro m
M adras to v isit a t the W. A. Rees
home and th eir daughter and sis
ter, M argaret.
M i s s P a t McCfilloch spent
T hanksgiving day in Antelope
relatives.
FUR SHOP
C. A . Ruggles
ELITE STUDIO
D r. E. C. W lllcutt changed his
Arden sq u ire drove to Portland £ t o ‘be . r e s ^ r v ^ d Z e / * Slxty-
m lnd “ “ j n
Em eTe « i n ^ o W ednr lay e^
tlng 10 re
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£ » c « X ~ . h ^ te rs w X
T u rn e r
Sayrs left
eastarn Oregon a £ t h . r e j t
instead A m o v in g to Moro. Any- for Portland - T hursday ' w here £ o n i the^
w ay E slinger had the offices all Mrs Sayrs will obtain tre a tm e n t 8ta*~ The deer taken
ported to be in good condition.
redecorated so they are readY for her eyes,
fo r the next doctor who comes
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Dlck Morgan is now able to
„et down town on crutches after
Ray Crews left Sunday for 3 «
#t falr
^ t
V ancouver and P ortland to get
75 bu t lBn-t
his son established in school pre- broke W s^eg
p a r.tu ry u , his 'e a j 7 for
are pf(nally M l <
York to rem ain u n til the Bm t of
)n
brlck th
th e >BB ^dfler whlch he
fly offices of which will be ready _V
back to IUMB^
for occupancy soon
Mr and Mrs Cleo Barnum of
Bend spent several days after >u ,,
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Thanksgiving visiting
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here. They came down for T hanks
uClt
giving a t Mr and Mrs H enry B ar
num ’s and have gone on to the FQR
e Thor W ashing ma
W illam ette valley.
chine and Stayton scales. Mrs
.Mr and Mrs R obert Petry are Mike Smith, Kent
5p
parents of a dau^ lte r;
FOR SALE: Grade Hereford herd
day, Novem ber 28 at
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io polled 3 yr old cows, 4 com-
hoapital.
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4 coming
ing 2 yr. heifers,
Clyde Gillmor is now in P o rt
C.
E.
Davis,
steers, 7 calves.
land w here he is going through >
5c
Grass
Valley,
clink* to find out his physical
I
condition. He suffered an h e a rt FOR SALE: 24 White leghorn
attack w hile a t w ork at the high
pullets. $1.50 each. Call 499
w ay shop.
. , Grass Valley, Mrs Millard Ea-
Mb and Mrs A rt M errim an of
kin.
w spent
i T h e r m other M rs F OR SALE: 35 Ford Truck t 44 4
tion, how about dolls, cats, dogs, rabbits,
penguins, roulette wheels, poker chips, toys
blankets, pens.
at Reasonable Prices
Moro Variety & Remedy
T. Lecter
Annual Formal
motor, low mileage, good bulk
C rover Coffman and husband
Mr and Mrs E lm er Goehler were
body. Max Belshe, Moro.
CARD OF THANKS
INVESTORS SYNDICATE
Investors Mutual, Inc.
represented by
ChrtetnM»
ROBERT O. CRO8KEY
p O Box 272
Dec. 14
Moro, Oregon
Virgil Ottman
and h » orchestra
Wasco School Auditorium
Admitsion $1.20
Dancing 9 to 1
AT HOLIDAY T IM E ...A S AT ALL TIMES
They’re g o ln $ In as fast as we are able to install them
Phone 601
land bank loans
I«.ng term .
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CÀLSOMINING
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Rai» T reatm en t
. . . the telephones needed on the Pacific Coast. In 1^46
alone, we have s|ready added more than 305,000 and
thousands more go into service every month. But there
is still a big job ahead.
4% Interest
W rite or see
Victor G. Peterson,
Sec.-Treas.
Dalles Nat’l Farm Ixwn A s? »
' CHET BARBOUR
Wasco, Oregon
Phone 332
This year alone, we have added
305,000 telephones
4-5c
w ish to thank our m any
friends and neighbors for their underwriter and distributor for
kindness and sym pathy and the
Investors Syndicate of America
beautiful floral o ffe rin g s ,J n the
Investors Stock Fund, Inc.
recen t loss of our beloved wife
Investors Selective Fnnd. Inc.
and m other.
rQmiiv
C. R B ruckert and family-
Appointments at your convenience.
Come as soon as you can.
Senior Swing
SAL :
FINE PORTRAITS
Bank Hotel
Go Anyw here
The Dalles, Oregon
W e re jio t going on strike.
You can find us right here the
-best 1 6 hours of the 2 4 put
ting out the food that makes
people make the w o rld go
round. They digga the ditch,
teacha da school, keep da book
on calories from us.
W e really
eed.
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Let uj do your catering
S IA S O N ID T R A Y IL IR S O IS BY TRAIN
Yes, holiday time is travel tim e!
ft’s a time to visit friends and
loved o n e s. . . a time to bask in
the warmth of old associations
...a time to renew one’s y o u th ...
a time to relax at the year end.^
The Union Pacific, w ith Its con- -
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HOTEL MORO COFFEE SHOP
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w /•.
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Per bevel
Geaeral Agent
f
* l s t National Bank Bldg.
Snd and Alder Streets
U N IO N
P A C IF IC
A t
you in com
the country.
real holiday!
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W IN T E R V A C A T IO N IST S —
Remember Sun Valley reopens
Walla Walla, Wash.
we w ill do everything we can.
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F o r it is our purpose in our huge expansion program
to provide service fo r everyone who wants it just as
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* . .betterservice
U am . . ..r v i r . than
rapidly
ad possible.
than ever before
before . . . . . .
a more valuable service to every user. We are spending
this year fo r gross plant additions an aggregate o f
$130,000,000 w h ith exceeds by $55,000.000, o r 7$ per
cent, our previous highest yearly plant expenditures in
1941 o f $75,000,000.
December 21st. -
An .VMr-lmimvins t«».ph.n.
Phone 30
or Local Agent
B R IL N O A D
m t
* a’e a a o r r*r
S F a C I F I « . . . »
sections, w ill take
fort to any part of
T his year, make it a
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CompllcatBd switchboards, cables, dial equipment
and even new buildings have to be built before everyone
who wants a telephone can get one. This w ill take time
because our progress is handicapped by shortages of ma
terials and by the disturbed conditions throughout the
country affecting manufacturers’ output and our con- (
struction projects. M eanwhile you may be certain that
m tv I m
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cost c o n s u l t w ith good UHgts cutd w orktttg coMdsttons
for our employers eetd h reas«M$/e retseru to the tbou-
seuds of people who buve b e e tle d iu the kusiuess.
Tlw Pacific TakphoM and TaUgrapii Co.