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About Sherman County journal. (Moro, Or.) 1931-current | View Entire Issue (Jan. 24, 1947)
1UA> OOUKTY JOURNAL, John Gilman New Janitor For School The school board met Monday and appointed John Gilman to lake over the duties as school janitor. Mr. Gilman took the plfcce o f Clare Axtell who had been jani tor up to that time. MT- and Mrs. Wendell Balsiger, Mrs. Collla Moore and Mrs. Ros coe Moore w ent to Portland Sun day. Mr. Balsiger went to a meet- of the Coop and they attended a ballet while In the city. Mr. and Mrs. Serai Searcy and daughter, Mrs. Orval Thogerson and her daughter, Sheryl Anna were visitors at the home of Mr and Mrs. Charles Ruggles Monday and Tuesday. Several of the local boys went to Portland last week-end to take a Navy examination. Those going were Tommy Poster, Bobby Hos- kinaon, Bill Flatt, Keith Bayer and Herb Lawrence Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Eakln were in Portland last week to take their daughter Joan down for medical treatment Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Kenny are the parents of a 7 lb. son born on the 17th, In The Dalles. Mrs. Clyde Gilmore went- to Portland last week to visit her Ha lighter Mrs. Harms, while she is UL * • Aihdrew Thompson celebrated MORO, ORBOON FRIDAY, JANUARY IMT his 90th birthday on the 17th of v isit her sons, George and Lloyd Hennagin. They w ill visit many this month. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Lane and other relatives and friends while family went to Hood River Satur on their way and expect to be day to visit his father, who has gone a month. been ill. They returned home Sun The Rebekahs and Odd Fellows day. will have a joint installation Tues Mrs. Lester Conlee left for day evening, January 28. The Bend Monday to visit her son, and Wasco Rebekahs will also be here. Wife, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Con- There will be a pot-luck at 6:30 TeeL - before the installation. / Mr. “and Mrs. Lawrence Kenny and daughter, Mike went to Port land Monday to visit relatives for a few days. Attorney at law Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Nichols, Mr. and Mrs. Wes Fuller and Mr? and Mrs. Fred Hennagin are on MORO their way to Cuba, so reports Mrs. Monday, Wednesday, • Friday Earl Rehr who received a card Afternoons from Mexico the early part of this week. ’ . _ Mr. and Mrs. Roy Belshee left THE DALLES . for Los Angeles, Cal. Thursday to 211 East Third Street Telephone 3209 Shaniko N e w s __ z James Phifer, Mrs. Maude Gar rett and son Bob, Mrs. W. A. Rees and the Patjen family were visitors )n The Dallas Friday. The Morllle boys made several trips to The Dalles last week be cause of trouble with their water pump. George G. Updegraff VVanf Ad* The Sat. January 25 CALSHMININIi Long term. NEW FLOOR— NEW MUSIC DANCING 16 TO 1 * Aviation Agg’n will meet* at the Courthouse in M oro, Fair Treatment. Look To The Leader 4% Interest RUFUS GRANGE HALL Sherman County SUNSET For Servleel Write or see Victor G. Peterson, Sec.-Treas. Just arrived, big shipment seat Dalles Nat’1 Farm Ixxan Am’n Bank Hotel The Dalles, Oregon covers, quality built, to fit-a t VIHCEHT G. GENTEMAN prices you can afford. Wholesale Dealer in January 2 9 at 8 p. m. O u r R e p u ta tio n /a Y o u r P r o te c t io n SH ELL Oil, PRODUCTS Anyone interested is invited to attend Lnber Finer» Storage Tanks and Fittings OIL BURNERS From where I sit- .¿y Joe Marsh) TEL. S41 MORO, ORE. Sunset Motor Co. GOING WEST GO IME B if f W illie Goes to School a t 23 ever now. They're iaduatrione and well-behaved—tholr favorite bev erage is milk, or a temperate glass of beer. For them the “three R's" m m to • BeepenelhilRy. Re sourcefulness, Restraint. From where I alt, cynical folks who thought veterans wouldn’t want to return to school—wouldn't stick to steady habits of work and moderation— have their answer in “undergraduate«” lilts Willie. Everybody's joshing Willis Well» about going back to school. They remember when Willie would hide out in the woodshed—seared to bring his report card home to Pa. But under the G.I. Bill of Rights, Willie (who has a wife and baby) is getting s free educa tion at the Agricultural College. And Uncle Sam is giving him a fine report: “Deportment, excel lent; Progress, above average.” That goes for all those under graduate veterans. Like Willie, they appreciate an education more than RECAPPING GUIDE r s iA o almost oom WITH US TO «1 CAP HERE’S PROOF THAT IT COSTS NO MORE TO GO FIRST C A S S T l* fl IMOOTH »ICAA AT ONCI -------------------------- ? r ONC w av Lee Overalls Bib Overalls Mademoiselle CADILLAC X (3keck yaust. tisici. u u tk t k i i U l Ut TODAY IXAMPIES OF 10W FASES AS SUN IN Oregon WATCH OUT/MAXI A OATS . Ca^yrie^t, 1947, United Stater greater» The Dalles OLDSMOBILE CHEVROLET t % L u t h e r a n S e rv ic e LAN D BANK LOANS • „ NOTICE: Hereafter I will call for «, garbage on Monday and Satur day. F. Muffen, City Drayman. 12-15pd. FOR SALE: One 4 bottom 16” Case plow, Earl Gentry. Moro. 12pd. FOR SALE: Boys Bicycle, good condition. Diane Christianson, Moro. r 12ch FOR SALE FURNISHED OR UNFURNJKfÎÊI^ Former Keck M cKean,'nouse, a one story bungalow, with storage shed and garage, two bedrooms, liv- jn g room, dining room, kitchen, bathroom, utility room, and hot water heater. Piano, medium upright; desk, davenport and chair,’old rose; solid m^ple bed room set of 5 pieces, boxspring and mattress; metal Simmons bed, spring and mattress new; lamps, floor and table; bleached oak d,in nette set with 4 chairs trimmed in red leatheret; Duo- therm oil burner with fan; three -»—fr—» burner elec, stove; refrigerator year old and In excellent condl- Most of furniture Is less than a CHET BARBOUR tion. Wasco, Oregon Go Anywhere R. O. Croskey Moro, Oregon, Phone 601 Phone 332 George Ward has been ill for had dinner with Mr. and Mrs. visitor Sunday with dlls sister«, the past week and has been miss .Harvey and family. Mrs. Rosa Harris and Mrs. Aman ed here in Shaniko. Dave Wilson of Moro was a da Fine. William Osborn who worked at the Ward and Hinton Bakeoven ranch left fpr a two weeks vaca tion in Portland and other valley points. J * * _ R. J. Kenney returned Tuesday from Madras where he has been visiting Mrs. Kenney who is work A Lutheran Service will be held at the Grass Valley Metho ing there in the téléphoné office. ' Earl Harvey and son jr. were dist chtfreh on the afternoon of January 26, at 3:00 p.m. You art visitors In Shaniko Sunday morn ing taking Mrs. Garrett and son cordially invited. C. Wildermuth, pastor. back to Grass Valley where they ROUND TR*r Chicago ......... $35.45 $63.30 Seattle, Wn. 5.10 8.55 D e n v e r ............. 23.80 39.15 Salt L a k e ____ 14.15 25.40 Portland ___ 2.60 4.55 FAsarc tnowiNO maouen - DON’T Di LAV UNTIL THIS H A M M Bucholts Confectionery Moro, Oregon J V I SH US FOR QUALITY WORK -J L f. •» ll G R E Y H O U N SUNSET MOTOR COMPANY OeereM hy UNION PACIFIC «TABAS. I m . Camp Blankets Moro Variety & Remedy W orth W aiting For 1 ..is money, • Modern methods save time and And worth dreaming about — for that new appliance that you are waiting for will be A BEAUTY! We’ve been waiting, too, for energy for Oregon farmers. Tractors and bulldozers accomplish efficiently and quickly jobs that w ould otherwise take a long time to complete. You are invited to see this bank concerning MODERN AS THE MOMENT ¡ 7 . a loan to assist in the purchase o f such needed equipment. c. A. «EYNOLDS, Manager MAX P. KASBKRGIR, A "M aul Mon agar - tOONIY COOPit, AttMonl Managar A JOSKLU suit planned on timeless bees r — expertly tailored in a fine MILLIKEN ell A THE DALLES BRANCH O f THl U N IT E D X. V STATES N A T IO N A L wool covert. Quality rayon lined with BARL-OLO. We Invite yon to Open an Account .« * ; i s For Your Convenience Open to 6:00 G R E T BANK all, they’ll be extra easy on the budget, for P P & L electric r a ta are on ly h alf the national average. Yea, your new electric appliancee ARE worth waiting end saving for. Pacific Power & Light Company 36 years of public service The Dalleo, Oregoa FEDIRAI. O IFO IIT INSURANCI CORPORATION A needed electrical equipment, but production figures all along the line are hitting new highs. You can be sure that ti|e new water- heaters, electric ranges, dishwashers and refrigerators mean added hours o f leisurely electric living for your family — but, best of
