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About Sherman County journal. (Moro, Or.) 1931-current | View Entire Issue (Jan. 24, 1947)
PAfll 4 a b W Jcii-rv ioUtiHAL, Mono, dnSfloK N m > ay . t i t t u r U bii /o f Kendleton whefd tllFjr Were tthriririRttsfritshhebuBtitiriLlM I Baptist Church _ To Have Speakers The F irst B aptist church of Grass Valley will have guest speakers and m usicians for the next three weekends. The ^ se rv ices will begin at 7:30 p.m. F ri day, Jan u ary 24. There Will be services at 2:30 p.m. on Saturday and again a t 7:30 p.m. T he Serv ices on Sunday will be at 11 a.m. Dr. W illard M. Aldrich, president of M ultnomah School of the Bible will be the speaker the first week end. The Jubilee trio of the school will furnish the music. The second and third w eekends the Rev. George W. Kehoe of the school will be fhe speaker. The second week-end the music will be a trio and violin solist, and the third will be the male q u artet of the school. There are services every Sun day night at 7:30 p.m., the special groups however will not be at these. Mr. Howard A. Schilling h a< completed his residence work nt the M ultnomah School of the Bible, and is now at home. He will receive his diploma when th e rest of the class graduate In May. Among those who motored to Centerville, W ash., Saturday night PROMPT RESPONSE to ev ery call, d a y an d < ’ night — near an d far. « ► Mrs. Fiorence Clark ie/t Thurs Alleÿ. They returned to their to attend thé basketball gafrie be the event and to bring Mrs. foay tw een Kent and Centerville w ere home. > ' ' ■ » day for Portland where she has home Monday. Mr. and Mrs. F rank Bayer, H er Mrs. Grover Young and daugh em p loym en t. Paul DeCourcey from Klickitat, m an Ziegler, H arry Stark, Olan ter, Mrs. Florence Clark, retu rn ed Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Alley and Washington and his friend from Stark, Dorothy B arnett, John children came up from Bonne Texas were over night guests at B uether and Hans Bardenhagen. home Thursday, J a n u a ry 9 from ville Saturday to visit at the home the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ted von Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Dunlap left Chicago w here they attended the of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Borstel Friday leaving Saturday Sunday for Portland w here they w edding of her son, H arry Young will spend several days on Busi and Miss Jan e K e n n e d y . . K Miss Doris Anderson R.N. took ness. her brother-in-law, Hal C arter, to W illard Rolfe took his father. T. M. Rolfe, to The Dalles Friday the veterans hospital in P ortland when he entered the Mid-Colum for medical treatm ent. She w ent bia hospital for medical treatm ent. on to Seattle to visit friends a few ' . Mr. and Mrs. Arch Cantrall, Mr. •lays. and Mrs. Alfred Kock and Mr. and Mrs. Orville Ruggles motored to the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Schilling w here they were joined by a group out from Moro to su r prise Mrs. Schilling op her b irth day Sunday evening. A pot» luck dinner was served and the eve ning spent playing pinochle. ' At the card partv held at the Odd Fellows hall Saturday even ing sponsored by the Rebekah so cial club, Mrs. Earl Olds and A.A. Dunlay held high scores and Mrs. Glenn P erry and EiRi Olods held low scores in bridge and for pin ochle Mrs. Alfred Kock and A. Hansen held hich scores and Mr. and Mrs. Donald von Borstel low scores. Refreshm ents w ere served at the close of the party. Mr. and Mrs, S a m -S ta rk left ¿Bring your trucks to our sh op o n regular schedule W ednesday for California w here »for inspection. W e ’ll g iv e each truck a thorou gh g o in g - they will spend several weeks vis iting relatives. They will visit his over. W e’ll catch little troubles before they becom e sister at Turlock and his son and wife, Mr. and Mrs. W allace S ta rk b ig ones . . . N e g le c t m eans ex p en siv e adjustm ents and at Lagoona Beach, Mr. and Mrs. repairs —even breakdow ns. O ur system o f regularly Hadley Stark at Los Angeles. Mrs. Royce Blaylock and - son. scheduled inspection and service is the ’’stitch in tim e Orville left Friday for Hood River to spend the week end visiting that saves n in e.” E q ually g o o d for a ll m akes o f her sister, Mrs. C. H. Tallm an and trucks. A nd it’s In ternational Service—u sing factory- family, retu rn in g home Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. F rank Bayer took engineered International parts. P h on e today and tell their son, Keith, to T he Dalles Saturday when he left bv bus for • u s w hen your trucks w ill be in. Portland to take the R O.T.C. test. N o C o m m issio n s Mrs. W allace May left T hursday for Hood River to be with her pa .1 K. McKKAN CO. Long Terms— rents, Mr. and M rs. J. A. W alter, Friendly Service MORO, OREGON w hen they celebrated th eir 55th wedding anniversary 'on Sunday Prompt Closings Ja n u ary 19. Mr. May and son G ILES L. FR EN C H Clarence went down Sunday for fi« n » N A T IO « A Z \ .. MORO, OREGON "“V r l _____________ K eep Trucks Serviced This W ay C. INSURANCE 171* t l- O t MOO KELLY AVE immediate ; . de ... l a v W LUiCOUtt by (UU !• AU-M ITAl . . „ . M l 4 » U STORM » . . 1 «».-J ~ . ' ' Flying Suits - Goodyear tires Kollsm en In stru m e n ts • . A *« a . a ' u Phone Wasco 281 or 351 FOUR PASSENGER CHARTER SERVICE U N IO N PACIFIC FARM LOANS NTERN ATIOIMAL . Parts A Accessorie» > I. L KIRKELIE r o r a MOKO ReprcMntlng T H E TRAVELERS INSURANCE COMPANY. Hartford, Conn. es ON COMMONWEALTH SKYRANGERS’ LUSCOMBE SI LU AIRES* PlUMBIN(i ft HEATING SERVICE naMMBRHi BARNETT AIR WASGU A IT ’S E A S T TO F LT FAMOUS T R A IN S cH o ici or 4% is<4* A. married. Mr. DeCourcey w ill leave for T ort Lewis where he will r e , , enlist In the army. , Arzell Lemley and daughter, Carolyn, w ent to P ortland Friday bupine^tfihd to visit Mrs. Lemley MORO Phone who Is Iri a hospital there. t x n n a i n m w i H i u u i n u w C T R IA M L IN IR 'C IT Y OF FO R T IA N D *, Lv. PocrtoW 4:50 FAA 39)4 hours to Chicago. Six sailings par m o n th ...a beautifully appointed train. . . Pullman and coach ac commodations . . . no extra fare. "PO R T LA N D R O SE ' | Fast schedule to Denver, Kansas City, 8 t LonU, Omaha and Chicago. Last word in modern equipment ...standard sleepers with drawing rooms, compart ments, bedrooms, roomettes and sections . . . also com modious coaches. Daylight trip thru Columbia Gorge. T ru cks ». 7 Opening Saturday, January 25 •I D A H O A N ' An ideal train for Denver, Kansas City and S t Louie. Accommodations for all classes. •P A C IF IC ' ■Swr For Omaha, Chicago and B a st. . . equipment for all classes of travel. For complete iaformsrtioa, inquire of General Agent 1st National Bank Bldg. 2nd and Alder S treets W alla Walla, W ash. Phone 30 or Local Agent Under New Ownership U N IO N PACIFIC R A IL R O A D Open from 6 a. m. to 10 p. m. every day ■ Old M an Weather can be mighty tough on telephone lin»«, especially in the High Sierras and Cascades where snow often piles high enough to cover poles completely and ice builds up several indies thick on wires. But when a major break occurs, crews o f telephone workers swing into action fast . . . and with some rather ingenious equipment. Complete Meals Sandwiches . witma «b b* ap«cffk . . . soy "Union Pocifu* 'Short Orders Lunches Put Up v a ca tio n ist « <-< « « N I B IA S O N IO T I A 'l • O J S L I t I I T í I A l N IfSAiNVARIUS-Tke world's outotorsJLif vfoWni «ere made by Antor.I) SfraJlycn U 5 f M 7 3 7 )c f Crcmmo, holy. VfoHrJsts hove waited year» io own one^of W» lr.< kvmints fo.veJ for «heir beauty of design and swseinew end rlchnes» of tone. R R I I A WT II 0 ; ; c t 'w .n s t sta n d s ont a A Miopia»« Ilk« this o n « , powered by an airplane motor and propeilor, can carry two men and consider able material on trails which would be impossible for trucks. Other expert mountaineer workmen speed to the break on anowsnoes and aids. As a special safeguard against sudden storms,' well-equipped shelter huts have been built along mountain lines. Enough men rushto the job to keep repair work going without stop . . . in the meantime, calls are immediately rerouted whenever possible. And sooner than you might imagine, the damaged lines are in use again. For here, as in everything we're now doing to grow with the West, telephone people work with a splendid spirit o f service and teamwork . . . and always with you m mind. 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