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9 «Vi COUMTX JOURNAL, FAÛJB «, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY T, XMV to see about 'his addrsssograph and visiting his aufft, Mrs. Merrill Many Parties Cannells Leave; Oveson. And Meetings In Moro Mr. and Mrs. John E . DeMoss o i Portland are th e proud parents of a ton born February 2. Mrs. DeMoaa was form erly Vada Gam- mell of Heppner M r. and Mrs. John DeMoss of Moro are the grandparents and they expect to leave Wednesday a week or 10 days visit in Portland. H . B. Pinkerton, N . F . Goch- nauer and L . P. Haven’s new house qpw have R E A power. John DeMoss says that more hook ups w ill be made as soon as w ire is available C. ]L. Powell ar- M r. and Mrs- C The Past Matrons of Moro and Wasco met at the home of Mrs. Truman Strong Tuesday evening of this week. High score was made by Mrs. E. H. Moore, the door prise went to Mrs. Geo. Harris of Wasco- A dainty lunch was served. Mrs. Walter Ruggles was co-hostess for the evening. Several of the women friends of Mrs. A. H. Barnum surprised her on her birthday Monday after noon. Two tables o( 500 were played and refreshments were ice cream and cake. Mr. and Mrs. M. M Oveson leit for a short vacation at the coast over the week-end, m e e t i n g friends there from Pendleton--and Corvallis. Aircraft Removed few days on business and viait- in«. - Mrs. May Barnum was up Tues day to look after some business in the bank building. J- The Missionary Society will meet Wednesday the 12th at the Woman's clubhouse at 2 p.m. Mrs. Ida Davis is director for the meeting. The Women s Ciuo will meet today at 2 p.m. at the clubhouse to discuss Literary and Drama with Naomi VanGllder as chair man for the day Mr. and Mrs. Philip Pitman and family of Sunnyside, Wn. came Sunday |o visit with her parents M r. and Mrs. Tom Fraser for about a week. A shower will be held February 15th for Lois Flatt. It will be held In the Odd Fellows hall at 2 p.m- and everyone Interested Is invited to attend. Ivan JCirkeye went to Free water the first part of the week on business. LeRoy Wright, Wallace May. RusseU Belshee, and Ralph Busse went to Pendleton for an AAA meeting Tuesday and Wednesday o f thia week. Mr. Wright went pn to Portland Wednesday to at tend a meeting of the State Weed Control. Mrs. Gladys Morrison went to Portland Thursday to visit with her daughter Helen, expecting to be gone about a week. 7 Mrs L. V. Moore went to The Relies Sunday to stay for a while with her son Leo and daughter, Mrs Morse. .Tommy Foster and Herb Law- rio ce left Sunday for Fort Lewis wlvre they - reported for duty 1 (t V Mr. and Mrs. Marius Douma and son have been visiting at dif ferent coastal points for the past New Minister At Wasco Rev. and Mrs. Carl E Stlerle of. Tacoma, Wash., arrived Satur day to fill the position recently held by Rev. and Mrs. Cannell of the Methodist church. Tuesday evening, January 28th, Annie Fulton Chapter OBS held a stated commuication with Inez Sargent, WM, and Ernest Shull, WP, presiding. The Jr. Past p a tron, Helen Watkins, and the Jr. Past Patron, Rev Fletcher Can nell, were escorted to the East and welcomed. n . . . I n O n tlC S Want Ad» There are 36 C-47 type trans ports still in surplus sto'ks, 27 at Bush Field, Augusta, Ga., and nine at Cal-Aero Field, Ontario, Calif. Prices range from $15,000 up to $40,000, depending upon model and condition. Sat. February, 8 T. Lester Johnson RU FU S G R A N G E H A L L law yer WAflOO DANCE ary 25 under the management of John Barthell and Louise Russell of Cortland. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth More house and family moved to the Marie Barnett Cooper ranch. Grant Armsworthv arrived home after spending the winter with bi<5 son-in-law and daughter Mr. and Mrs. John Grant at Eugene. > Mr&. Dale Laughlin has taken the agency for the Peacock Floral Co. in The Dalles, recently held bv Mrs. Keith McDonald. - The Sherman Hotel Coffee shop opened Saturday. February 1st, under the management of Harry and Margaret Pasquali. Wasco basketball team played Hood River team In Rufus Mon day evening. Wasco winning by a score of 46-27, The Womans Study Cluib met at the home of Mrs. George Van Gaasbeck Friday afternoon. Mrs Paulen Kasebarg had charge of the program which was on the Island of the Pacific, after the nn The Standard Bearers gave a tea January 23 in the Methodist church basement honoring Mrs Cannell. She has had charge of this organization for the past ten years, and she left Wasco Thurs day for their new home in Odell. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Anderson of Wasco are being transferred from Pendleton to San Fancisca by his company. * Mr. and Mrs. H. M, Ze’.i were week-end guests of the latters brother and wife, Mr- and Mrs. Carl Andeson of Pendlton. Mrs. Earl Fields, O. G. Hilder- brand, Mrs. Hal White, and Mrs. Elmer Lutje returned from the hospital last week and are now home and improving. Mr. and Mrs. Harry D Proud- foot of Portland were visitors in LA N D BANK LO A N S Long term. MORO ) C A. Ruggles INSURANCE MORO Phone 271 OREGON tnxxnnxnxnnxmnmuxnnjxuöxnnan GAS AND OIL farming and raising and feeding livestock wants ranch work, either as manager commission or yearly deal. Ref furnished. Roy M. Porter, Tygh Valley, Oregon. • 14-15pd. FOR SA LE: 1841 International pickup. % ton, 4 speed trans mission. Bob Helyer, Kent. 14pd NEW FLOOR— N EW MUSIC DANCING 10 TO 1:30 Write or see Victor G. Peterson, , Sec.-Treas. M oro Beauty Shop DalleN Nat'l Farm Loan Bank H otel Sunday dinner guests at the home of Mr, and Mrs. Orn Work man were Mrs. Ilene Callaway and son Ixirry. Orville Yocum is driving a new Plymouth which he purchased from Joe Hllderbrand. A hr ’ i i HERE’S PROOF THAT IT COSTS NO MORE TO GO FIRST CLASS The Dalles. Oregon EXAMPLES OF LOW FARES COMMODORE FUR S H O P “ -" RETAIL— Coats, Muffs, Coat ’ Trimmings and accessories RELINING, REMODELING REPAIRING, ALTERATIONS CLEANING and GLAZING Expert Workmanship and prompt service 15 years experience 3rd Ave Entrance Commodore Ho. ' mortgages Phone 9240 ONE f WAV Chicago $35.45 ’’ Seattle, \Vn. ROUND T R IP $63.30 _ 5.10 8.55 Denver ______ 23.80 Salt L a k e ____ 14.15 P ortland ------ 2.60 39.15 25.40 4.55 Bucholtz Confectionery Moro, Oregon g r e y u h o u n d • _ * e » “ ' / i Op«r«t«d by UNIO N P A C IFIC STAGES, ln«. DANCE Friendly Service 4% — Long Terms 9 the Eastern Fair Treatment. The Dalles Prompt Closings No'Commissions given by Star for Rev, and Mrs. r . L. Carv nell Tuesday evening. Mrs. Vernon VanGllder went to Portland Wednesday to visit her son and wife Mr. and Mrs* Glenn V a n G i l d e r . , ¡j g 4% Interest to m y ranch, one 4-year-old cow branded (resembles) A H con nected on right ribs; crop off left ear, also has calf by side. Robert Smith, Condon. 14-16pd. M A R R IE D MAN: Experienced In reception The WSsoo Cafe opened Janu ed by the hostess. SEE US FO R at the Grass Valley / ». L O .O .F . Hall GILES L FRENC H Saturday, February 8 MORO, OREGON Sponsored by the Three Links Club O P E N IN G RaprSMbtln« THE TRAVELERS IMSURANCE COMPANY, Hartford, Conn. " Tires-Accessories R. H. McKEAN and SON IN S U R A N C E George G. Updegraff Attorney at law PLUMBINU & HEATING I. L KIRKELIE PHONE 391 MORO! program refreshments were serv W mco lait week and attandad thi •'Bill.” VINCENT C. GENTEMAN / Grain, Feed, Flour, Fuel Mr and Mrs. Virgil Conlee were in Portland last week-end to visit Farm Im plem ents, Bags, Twine BARBED WIRE— GOOD POSTS relatives in that city. PHONES Mr. and Mrs. Chester Searcy Office Residence from Beaverton have been visit Feedstore 182 162 163 ing at the Harry Pinkerton ranch OREGON WASH) the past week. John Mitchell of Portland was in Moro Monday stopping‘ at the office of Assessor Charles Ruggles SERVICE ad his discharge from ths Army. H a spent most of the time over sees In the Hawaiian Islands. Mrs. Wiley McDonald waa tak hospital en to the IC tM o h lumbla im M last w e e k .' M r. and M rs. G. H Roots re turned from a ^business trip to Portland. Mrs. B. EatreRe Hailey returned from Portland Sunday where she has been visiting her father, H enry Ford who Is 111 In a Port land hospital. M r. and Mrs. O* W .i Barnett were Sunday dinner guests of M r. and Mrs. Charles Everett. M r. and Mrs. Clifford Fridley and Mrs. Id a Andrews were Sun day dinner guests of M r. and Mrs- H . H . W hite. Mrs. R. H . MsKean returned Wednesday from Spokane, W n., after spending two weeks visiting her son and wife, M r. «and M r * BUI MsKean and new grandson After the meeting, the Eastern Stars and Masons of Taylor Ixxlge (TO III gave a Joint reception in honor of Rev. and Mrs. Fletcher Cannell Because of long supply and rela who are leaving the vicinity to Harts Chlx-— Every Wed. New tively small current demand, sur continue his ministry work in Hampshire». Rock Hamp. Cross, plus twin-engine Douglas C-47 Odell, Oregon. W h ite Leghorns. Circular avail type transports and single-engine A short musical program was able. H arts’ Hatchery, Beaverton,. Wholesale Dealer in llason aircraft will b î removed given in their honor. Re^. F. Oregon. from priorities effective February Cannell played his acccrdian for SHELL O il, PRODUCTS 10, War Assets administration an the pleasure of the 80 people pres NOTICE: Hereafter I will call for garbage on Monday and Satur Lnber Finer* Storage Tanks ent A Masonic Life Membershlj nounced today. day. F. Mullen, City Drayman. was presented to Rev. Cannell by and Fittings 12-lBpd. On and after that date, the usual Paulen Kaseburg, in behalf of regulations governing the sale of members of Taylor Lodge. A FOR SA LE: Boys Bicycle, good OIL BURNERS long-supply aircraft will apply to Presto Cooker pot was given to condition. Diane Christianson, these two types anil it will not be the couple by Sargent, In behalf MORO, ORE. Moro. J2ch TEL. 241 necessary to present a priority of Annie Fulton Chapter. A cor certificate at storage fields to sage of carnations and a rosebud Ji\)R SALE: Bailed alfalfa hay* $30- a ton. See Frank Wagner, make purchases. All places are buttoniere were given to the hon • Shtnlko. Ben Taylor. 14-17pd. price-tagged and will be sol'l on a ored guests from the two lodges. Eugene Gosson recently receiv- E S TR A Y E D : There has estrayed first come, first seived basis mday to spend a — rived In Moro Monday jr.-l®«*- MORO, O R M O * Wednesday, Afternoons For Appointm ents C all 401 Hours 9 to 4 Days: Tuesday thro Saturday Exquisite, matchless beauty in a giftf that keeps on giving! k MORO Monday, February 6 , 1 9 4 7 Friday Tba Naw 1947 Modal K ent THE DALLES COFFEEMAKER 211 East T h ird Street Telephone 3209 P refntation Set Your Grandm a asked for GRANGERS SHAPE THE PATTERN of OREGON’S DEVELOPMENT t P earl O il t o o l' Perfect coffee—an ideal gift—life long beauty and usefulness are yours in the new deluxe K ent Coffeemaker Preaentation Set. Graceful floral design la ent by hand in broad band of iridescent ruby encloaed in stripes of gold. 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PEARL OIL THE SECRET of perfect G rin g i Khievem entfthat have made Oregon a batter state in which to live: j. C. WILSON Wasco, Phone 552 standard o fca u fo r n ia product Moro Variety & Remedy Improved Marketing Low-Cost Light and Power Oregon is the nation’s'top seed producer. Up from $3,000,000 only ten years ago to $22,000,000 now, this agricultural ’’Cinderella’’ boasts a record unequalled by any other wealth-producing industry in the state. W ith thia new industry, Oregon farmers are bettering stariflards of American agriculture, especially in the Deep South where Oregon-grown cover crop seeds are per forming a miracle in rehabilitating large areas of land worn out by one-crop farming. Setting the forward pace for Oregon agriculture are 30,000 Grangers who take pride in their part in pioneer ing the state’s seed industry, and in shaping the pattern of Oregon’s development. For Grangers know that pumping $22,000,000 o f new money in Oregon’s business arteries yearly means better livin g fo r everybody. STATE C R A K E 1135 S .E . S A L M O N S T R U T PORTLAND 14, OREGON years of service to O R EG O N F A R M E R S
