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About Sherman County journal. (Moro, Or.) 1931-current | View Entire Issue (Jan. 31, 1947)
tu <í ' . ’ ■ ' <’¿4 S i '■ ■ ■ ■ - . * L ~ £ MBS *■ aittutta co«««« J0VMXÀX, Mofeo. oMfeOO« ..V i tg-v ■x* kwjdav , jaüvamx « i , imt — t -, -4 .» Nerve me with lneesaaM af- T firmatlons. Don’t bark against Cha bad but chant the beauties of the George Ward is a b l e to be good.—Emerson. about again, as he attended the Wool Growers Association in Eugene. Mrs. Ward and son, Eric, accompanied him, returning Sun. T. Lester day. 4. Bob Gatrett was a visitor at WAHOO Grass Val^py’ Sunday going on to The Dalles Monday for treatments in that city. < A potluck dinner was enjoyed 5M0. i Mr. by many at the church Wednes M l and Mrs. Ernest Nailer of Portland were weekend guests of born and Mr. and Mra. F. Claude day evening. Stevens, the event being Mra. Mr. and Mrs. F. S. Lamborn. Mrs. Hal. R. White returned LamJborn’e birtnoay. ? I take this means to express my Mra. Earl Fields wag taken to from the hospital Monday. thanks to my friends and family 1 I for the kind remembrances for my Mrs. L. L. Funk returned from the Mid-Columbia hoepltal last birthday, the lovely parties, the Portland Sunday after a three week with pneumonia. many gifts and the .shower of weeks visit with her son-in-law s DoUble header basketball game cards and letters. and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Bud held January 24 at the Wasco gym Donald Martin took Corliss Mc Whipple and new grand-daughter with the Waeeo grade school play Leod to the Veterans Hospital In Lucy S. Ruggles ing Culver grade school winning Kay Christine. , Portland Monday for treatnftnt. Corliss has rheumatic fever. Mr. and Mrs. Murry G. Walker by a «core <rf 24-20. (Christine Huckin) of Olympia, Mr. and Mrs. Lyle N a house and Wn. are the parent« of a son Bill Garrett visited with his daughter from Salem left Sunday James Murry, January 23rd at S t mother, Mra. Maude Garrett over after spending a few days visiting Peters hospital in Olympia. Grand the weekend. He returned to with his sister’and brother-in-law, parents are Mrs. A. M. Hucklp school Monday. Mr, and Mrs. Ronald Powell. and Mr. and Mrs. J. Walker of Joe and Tom Morille have re Spokane, Wn. Mollie ■ McLachlin was in the Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Van Gilder CALL JOHN M. PETERSON turned from The Dalles and are hospital the first part of this week and son returned from a few with a broken foot suffered Satur weeks * visit in » Tillamook and “Phone 9106“ The Dalles, Oregon the proud possessors of a new The American Legion Auxiliary day. Chevrolet. Wn. " • . r Mrs. Ronald Powell and daughr met at the home of Mrs. Gus Hart Longview Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Johnson of BUTER FOR LIVESTOCK The weather has been changing te* Karen are visiting her parents, man Monday, January 20. Twelve Salem are spending a few days in members responded to roll call, in for us here and we are having Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Nahouse of Wasco. cluding two new members. Pop Coumbla Gorge Packing Co. snow and cold winds. McCoy, Oregon for several days The Past Matrons club of the pies were ordered for Memorial this week. Day poppy sale. A gold star pin Eastern Star met at the , home of Lester Conlee was in Bend from was presented to Mrs. D. W. Wat Mrs. H, M. ZelL Tuesday evening. Sunday to Tdesday visiting his kins and a twenty-five year mem Three tables of contract were in son Howard and family. bership pin was given to Mrs. play, high score going to Mrs. Mrs. \Jenny Martin returned Fred Fortner of Portland. Re A. M. Huckin. The dining table Sunday from an extended visit freshments were served at the was centered with a white birth with friends and relatives In the close of the meeting. The next day cake with red candles and red meeting will be February 3 with carnations honoring Mrs. Huckin’s valley and in Washington. birthday. Mrs. Hazel Foss. Mr. and Mrs. Ted Barnum of The Legionnaire b a s k e t b a l l The Tuesday afternoon Study Portland were up over the week team motored to Maupin Monday, club met at the home of Mrs. F. end to visit his parents, Mr. and January 20 and won by a score o f Claude Stevens, after a short pro gram refreshments were served. Mrs. Art Barnum. Mr: and Mrs. A. B. Christian Sunday dinner guests at the son went to Portland Friday of a last week Mr. Christianson re turned the . last of the week but Mrs. Christianson will remain there for several weeks for medi Harts Chix—Every Wed. New cal treatment. Mrs. Jay Price came Monday to Hampshires, Rock Hamp. Cross. visit Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Barnum White Leghorns. Circular avail and other friends and relatives able. Harts’ Hatchery, Beaverton, Gikj L french Jay came as far as The Dalles to Oregon. visit Martin Masiker, who passed FOR SALE: lVi tion Chevrolet Moro, Oregon away Tuesday evening. truck, 1600 miles, 176” wheel Mrs. Edith Sayrs bought the base, 700-20 tires. Bob Klng^ R. O. Croskey home this past Moro. ni») T M I T R A V e te n a INSURANCE COM PANY^ H rrtfn M . Connecticut week Maurice D. Letson. former NOTICE: Hereafter I will call for school teacher here, was in Moro garbage on Monday and Satur the first of the week to get some day. F Mullen, City Drayman. of his furniture in the old Jack- 12-15pd. son house. FOR SALE: Boys Bicycle, good Rep. and Mrs. Giles L. French condition. Diane Christianson, arrived in Moro today to see about Moro. 12ch his business. They plan to leave S U R P R ISE ! . . . Stan M iasck, F al again Sunday. FURNITURE: piano, med. up Dewey Thompson. Russell Bel- c o n s’ cen ter, is not the only bas- right: desk, small office style; Meteer that has been surprised this shee. C. W. Smith, Carl Melzer and y ea r. As the elu siv e ball bounces solid maple bedroom set of 5 Rev McFarland returned Friday on its m erry w ay the D etroit play piece«, boxspring and mattresa; from Portland where they attend- er looks w ith a forlorn exp ressio n metal simmons bed, spring and ' ed the Presbytery. mattress new; lamps, floor and at New York player. table; bleached oak dinette set with 4 chairs trimmed in red COMMODORE leatherette; three burner elec-' trie stove, apt. size. Most furni ♦ -.y --(J ( ture is less than a year old and in excellent condition. RETAI I;— Coats, Muffs, Coat R. O. Croskey' Trimmings and accessories Phone 601. Moro. Oregon relining , remodeling Corliss McLeod Taken To Portland Hospital X Many Social Gatherings In Wasco vï .S Mr. i and Mra. Ora Work- Shaniko News ATTENTION !! FARM MORTGAGES Want Ad» Liberal Prepayment Privileges . Quick Action • Friendly Service T i-FN-w-ep^nei - ~ PLUMBING B BEATING PHONE 301 r Announcing New Office Hours .7 7 O U R C U S T O M E R S ’ O FFICE W IL E C LO SE S A T U R D A Y S , B E G IN N IN G F E B R U A R Y 1 Office door depository service will be available all day Saturday for the con venience of custom ers who wish to m ake paym ents. Crews of linem en and servicemen w ill rem ain on call 24 hours a day. In case of trouble or emergency, please tele phone the com pany office, Just as you have always done. PACIFIC POWEI A LUIT COUPAIT 36 Years of Public Service PORGIE, PUDDING AND THE GIRLS AND MADE TH FUR SHOP ’ % repairing , alterations WANT ADD. Sewing machine In working order. Mrs. Pauboo, Box 100, Moro. 13pd CLEANING and GLAZING Expert Workmanship and prompt service TAKEN UP: 1 Hereford Bull—no 15 years experience CHET BA R BO U R brand, 3 yrs. old or more. Will owner claim and pay costs. — Wasco, Oregon Go Anywhere 3rd Ave Entrance Commodore Ho. The Dalles Phone 9240 Wallace May, Grass Valley. 13pd. Phone 332 MLSIlMININIi n Large T-Shirts Little Girls Dresses Tot’s Cords 3 to 8 Thermos Bottles 3 to 6 Wa Supply International-Approved Trick Service J K. M cK EA N CO. MORO, OREGON flora Variety & Remedy INTERNATIONA! T ru c k s W Uch Just goes to prove that Georgia's technique w as all wrongl A smarter lad would have hied himself off to arrange a Thrifty Pay Loan on a spiffy new roadster. Then no nursery jingle could have scoffed at Georgia's lack of success with the chicks. The First National's Thrifty Pay Plan makes buying easy. Whatever your n eeds—an automobile or a modem new home appliance you can afford it when you buy the Thrifty Pay w ay. Come into the nearest branch of the First National Bank of Portland and let us explain the m any advantages of Thrifty Pay. Then when you ast ready to buy# tell your dealer you want Thrifty Pay Plan financing. February 1,1947 Grass Valley Auditorium Admission $1.20 BAMKMMT Th« FIRST NATIONAL BANK of Portland Xelodians Music t. . Sponsored by Three Links Club MOHO M«»l V
