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About Sherman County journal. (Moro, Or.) 1931-current | View Entire Issue (Jan. 17, 1947)
PAGRI $, SHERMAN COUNTY JOURNAL, FRI MORO, OREGON DAV, JANUARY I f, tS4f •' f •<» . ..• Mrs. Webber is a grandmother of - Miss Phyllis Isaachsen was a Paul May. Mr. and Mrs. Wendell Balslger N. Guilford. Mr. and Mrs Vernon B a sk e tb a ll are back from their trip to Chi Miller and Mr. and Mrs D. fD. cago, where Mr. Baisiger attended The baaketball season opened Williams came later In the eve- for U ,. B u fu. grade school b o y . Gullford rele- the meeting of the cooperative Fridiy night, January 10, when b birthday. council. W. E. Nichols and wife are vaca- I" they tangled with the K e n t grade Mr. and Mrs. George Fox and Wily Knighten has appointed tloning in California and plan on L* boys at K e n t This game ended family spent Saturday ev en in g Lloyd Henricha on the school going east as reported by Mary with « score of 27-11 In favor of t wUh Mrs E11“ f* ‘h Kuypers. , board to fill the vacancy left by Rehr, who received word here 1C M B Th- Wi.ri,. ts-w, Mr. and Mrs. George Black- RttflW. Tfrs f t u f u a te a m included. burne and faml, Sunday r:: W. T. Balslger, who resigned this week James Oury, Buss Brand, Howard Jn Dufur wlth their d 7 ughter from that post in November Mr. and Mrs R. H. McAlpine of t Steward. Jack Steward, and Roger family, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Casey. Mr. and Mrs. Arden Squire .left -Wednesday for Wheeler, where Susanville, Oregon came Tuesday Miller, with Stephen Oury, George M .. , - J , «7 Mrs. Alta Smith and her brother Mr. Squire will receive medical evening to visit Mr. and Mrs. Riggs. George For. and W ayne cu ffo n l Bpen, the week. treatment. M rs - Eben Kee will John UeMoss. Eaton as sub®. James Oury was end in Goldendale, Wash., with take care of the store during their Rogers Rock Crusher ï crew high point man for Rufus with a their father, Mr. U ., B. Trumbo, absence * started operating north of Klon- total of 18 points to his credit. If who 18 M- Mrs- Smith’s daughters The local basketball team will dike Monday. the weather permits, the Moro Donna an^ Darien^,, stave,) with play the White Salmon quintet at Dewey Thompson has been ” iii a Mr. and Mrs. F®y Brackett while Moro Friday night Instead of the making some changes on his grade school boys will come to ^ e ir mother was away. Hood River Dragons as was or- house this past week, enlarging Rufus Wednesday night, the 15th for their first game with Rufus. Mr. and Mrs- R N. Guilford and IginaHy scheduled. The Huskies the windows, namely. ConAnsd to bis had In lb« Son Fi M n. Pearl Jones, who has been daug.hter csVelda w e r ,e dtnn«r w ill play the Dragons Saturday John Foss broke his foot and Voterons Administration Hospital and night at Moro. has to stay off from it for a bound by a cost that loaves only Ms 111, Is very much Improved this Kuests 0,1 8 undav ev en in g a t th e ---------- , ---------- Somnol ------ 1 Frondai home of Mr. and Mrs. D. D. Will Several of the Moro 4 « skat- while. He dropped a truck wheel arms free, , — 13-yoor-old . . L i A l A iams, the ocasion being Mr. Will Palo A lto , Calif., shows frow fra paints week. trig enthusiasts have been enjoy- on it, but is reported as doing ictures good enouf b to hone In tMs San Mr. C> A. Tom and son, Allen rancisco and Deaver art folterte*. H e Tom went to Portland last week iams, the occasion being Mr. Will- ing the sport out at the Barnum fine. reeoverin« fro from tuhercuioub of the on business. place this past week. LeRoy Wright was in Portland I» is recovorino - Miss Phyllis Isaachsen spent -T K T M o ro church la going to to attend a meeting of the Fair Raymond Curtiss spent last the week-end in Portland visiting have a potluck dinner next Wed- A ss’n from Wednesday to Satur- y week in Portland. a former college Classmate, Miss nesday, 6:30 p.m., at the church, day. Mrs. Wright went down on --------------------------------- -------- , Mr. and Mrs. D. D. Williams 9 lara Christofferson and other Collia Moore returned from Friday to meet him, and they re and Miss Bergliot Flaterf of Rufus TrlenOs, Portland Sunday, having gone turned home Sunday. and Mr. Bill Domrels of Portland The Home Economics Club of dOwnFridav to attend a meeting attended the Winter Wonderland the Rufus Grange met on Thurs- o f the Game Commission. Dance at M o ro Saturday night. day-afternoon in the home of Mrs. Born to Mr. and Mrs. Tom Use of nitrogen JertUizer as a Mr8- R N* Guilford ahd da ugh- Adeline McDonald. Thirteen ladies Preece, a 71b. 4 oz. boy on January soil builder is proving popular ter Vekta wU1 ieave Thursday for »Mended. 4. Name: Thomas Alan. Mr. and with county AAA commlttsemen A n g ,lw ' California wher« Mrs. Bill Huck was very un- Mrs. Preece live* at Cardiff by the 5 «k. nrartiffM they will P i k e an extended visit fortunate Saturday night when a sea In California. 0 in the selection of local practloH h „ tng hb plcR up near T F .er e will be" a pie social at to be offered un d er the 1947 j w . ___ • Calllo whan he was on his way the Harlandview Grange Friday rlculturai conservation program. from The Dalles. The top of the night and everyone is welcome. reports E. Harvey Miller, chair- G c O r f f S G . U o d e f f r a f f p,ck up was crushe<i in and tw o Mr. and Mrs. Merrill Oveson -c^the 6tate PMA committee. ® r 5 tires were blown out. Mr. Huck man oP and daughter Joan, and Bob Hos- suffered a severe cut on his hand Attorney at law klnaon went to Portland Sunday So far at least seven counties which required fifteen stitches to to attend the funeral of Mrs have selected application of nitro he closed. Stephens. gen as the local practice that may MORO Mr. Dyer was admitted to the J . C . Wilson was in Moro last be offerd in the county in addi weekend visiting at the home of tion to practices choeei^ /rom the Monday, Wednesday, F rid ay Mid-Columbia hospital last week. Afternoons Mr# Miller from Spokane, Wash, Mr and Mrs. G. Douma and Mrs. state handbook. After consulta Precision-Engineered arrived Monday evening for a Ida Davis tion with the technical advisers, Just Like the Originals Visit in Rufus with his son and Percy Thompson left for Port the state committee hgs gpppoyed family, Mr. and Mrs. Dorsey land Monday for a few days rest In New Internationals TH E DALLES practice payments for u»e Of ni Miller. J K . M c K E A N CO. leaving Lester Conlee In charge 211 Bast Third Street tro g en on new pasture seedings, Mr. and Mrs. Charles P earson MORO, O R EG O N Telephone 3209 of his store on green manure crops at the of Portland spent la9t w eek-end Mrs. L. M. Webber is reported time of seeding, and on grain with Mr. Pearson’s sister and IN T E R N A T IO N A L doing fine after a heart attack straw and stubble to promote de family, Mr,.. ap<T Mrs. Harland Me «Offered last week. She is in the Trucks composition. 2 3 Donald. “ \ Emanuel Hospital in Portland. Also approved by the state com ’ b y¿ Henrichs Galleries D W oA Rufos Opens , « IX T S . ^ M r ? R Season To Serve On School Board P Nitrogeo Fertilizer Now Io Use PLUMBING * HtATING SERVICE mittee ia a local praclce in one county providing program assis tance for use of 2, 4-D to eradi cate whitetop. Uncle Jed reckons one reason why a girl can’t catch a ball like a man is because a man is so much bigger and easier to catch. M en ’s W o o l S o c k s W ork S h ir ts Want Ad» .W o r k P a n ts LOST: Electric soldering iron, be tween house and main street. George Kruger, Moro. 11-pd. T -S h ir ts a n d U n d e r sh ir ts NO VETERAN PREFERENCE l0Knger < = .“ obUln some U* PrO gr8m 8toMed *» 5700 preference certificates ,°ver bU>;er9 ««y A '" 1 - i« U1,Pi,ment' u .u ,1S5; lh e '**’ AAA c o ^ l t ^ T ^ “ ence veterang has RETAIL— Coats, Muffs, Coat TrimmingB and accessories RELINING, REMODELING REPAIRING, ALTERATIONS CLEANING and GLAZING L A N D BANK L O A N S Expert Workmanship and prompt service Ixmg term, Fair Treatment. 15 years experience 3rd Ave Entrance Commodore Ho. 4% Interest The Dalles -Phone 9240 Write or see • IXBtCT «MNURM0 Look To The Leader SUNSET For Servicel Frozen, Plugged Radiators made like new again. See “Slim” Blas- berg in oor radiator department.. O ur R e p u ta tio n /s Y o u r P r o te c t io n Sunset Motor Co. CHEVROLET M AKE O L D SM O B IL Z EVERT M IL E The Dalles Oregon C A D IL L A C COUNT RECAPPING «Y SBCCIALISTS N o C e r tific a te Required Lateat Factory Method» For Eligible Car Owner» I I U.S. COMMODORE LLKIRKELIE PHONE 391 MORO h*,ve been iS5ued to U>e »«ate. only about one-third o f which "** “ “ ”“ ** lnery been announced by E H. Miller, chairman of the state PMA com- m iuee. December 9 was the final date *>r the|issuance of new certiflcat- ~ " es Outstanding certificates now held by abouB2500 Oregon veter ans cannot be renewed beyond r FUR S H O P February 8, Miller reported Since I' ROYAL OE LUXE The Tire W ith Reserve Strength Built k fil Ü3 TODAY S U N S E T MOTOR C O M PA N Y SeoTreaa, V ic to r G . P eterson, FOR SALE: 1935 Chevrolet 1% ton truck, good condition, good Dalles N «fl F a rm L o an A a V n tires. J S Fritts, Grass Valley, Bank Hotel The Dalles, Oregon phone 466. 11-pd FOR SALE: Leather davenport and fruit jars. Mrs. Axtell, Mord. 10-lpd. Moro Variety & Remedy ÎI FOR SALE: lVi ton Chevrolet truck, 16,000 miles, 176” wheel base, 700-20 tires. Bob King, Moro. , . 11-pd. % for your convenience w e remain open until 6 p. m. LALSOMINING CHKT BARBOUR Wasco, Oregon Phone 332 "W h y didn’t someone Go Anywhere t ................ . C . A . R uggles think o f it before” INSURANCE MORO Phone 171 OREGON ....................... . G O ING WEST GO THE BEST / HERE'S PROOF THAT IT COSTS NO MORE TO GO FIRST CLASS HAND AND BODY CREAM i - After a drying summer of exposure your entire body needs an emollient cream. Hattie Carnegie's Hand arxfBody Cream will delight you, will give your skin a new soft ness. 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Yea, the new electric appliances ARE worth waiting and saving for. Pacific Fbwer & Light Company \ IP.; Worth W aiting F o r! D 36 y e a rs of p u b lic service
