f
/r .« -
I H
'.’ ¡n i. ■ :
XH2,
c o b i m JO U R N A L ' MURO, OREGON FRIDAY, MARCH «I, 194T
Zi,
of the W illam ette T^erlcttam
husband, PM. The i)a lle s visited at the home nexed, of the Estate of Elisa J.
will be with h
has mucU su p p o rt an d one who WASHINGTON NEWS
Service
of this citation lvip&de
(JM W Ionid 0, their «on and family Saturday,
v n,
Stacey A. Wi|a
w ants to vote against one or m ore
.„
sell all o f th e real property of upon ybu by publication in the
< «iiitiiiu<‘(l from I-Hire Ouc.
there with the
salary increases is a bit handi-
Mr>;«nd Mrs. Gordon Reid. ,
situated in the State sh e rm a n County Journal, a n e w *
"»very*Friday at'
“ 18 estim ated th a t shipm ents
capped. Also th ere is m uch o t
Alta
3mMfcz
and
daughter
Mrs
Charles
K
uypers
of
Oregon,
should
not be granted, paper of general circulation, prints
a
t
of
w
heat
to
E
urope
in
1947
will
Mrs.
good in such a bill m aking, a
were wewhend V isitors*in
«ieolr«, <n ThP said real pro p erty being situated ecj a ndl published In Sherm an Coun
equal
the
tonnage
of,
1
9
4
&
I
n
'
Donna
OttëflTL.
- . - ■ « t o r • i’yes” and “n o ” vote hard to
w ere business visitors In
in the County of Sherm an, State ty Oregon, once a week for four
ly other words, the people of E yrdpe Goldendale, W ash.
M wcoim I «U m mxtter »t iS«
The schedule was pre
Dalles Tuesday.
of Oregon, and being m ore par consecutive and successive weeks
nt will be as near starvation this
at Moro. O**-«, »n¿.r Aci <» w orked out if it pres
e i e , in The
•< Mo«* ». 1M'*~
_ .
by v irtue of an order m ade and
**
Dalles*" include:
Mrs.. C. ' A. Tom is visiting ticularly described as follows:
and Mrs.
entered in said C ourt and proceed
and
desirable.
Yes
the
¿money
to
°
t
M
*e
handicaps
in
m
oving
the
'¿ » '¿ r a i n field«'7 . th e
M£ , #" d i r ‘“ <*S *“ LaG rande-
(1) B eginning at the N orth
NATI«
É D IT O R IA L -
ing on the 26th day of F eb ru ary ,
psy for them has been raise d tp d w heat from
w est corner of Block 5 of
Jim m y Jen sen from Sacram en-
iSOCIATION the state faces the problem pf shortage of boxcars. T here is sy f- J ™ ’
1947, salcf period of publication be
Bigg’s 2nd Addition to the
>incr to
to take
grain W ilson, Mr.,and fprs.
R. T. PihgJe,
Calif, is visiting his m other,
ing for the tim e prescribed by
having to cut relief J y two l r , ficlent shipping
take the
the gram
.
town, now city, of Wasco,
Leah Jensen, and his brother
sr?id«order. •
'
th ree dollars per monfh. It wul across the A tlantic, but MW /.W R .N . G ______________Mrs.
uilford
Oregon; ru nning thence East
The date of the first publication
not ^~ w eT l"for ih e ie is ia tu r e to shortage has been, and is acute.
“nd fam lly’ Mr and
G*O W
135 feet to a point on the
thousand dot- The experts declare th a t a f t e r i h e
Je n “ n ' .
of this citation is the 28th day of
lcrease salaries a thousand dol- *ne e x p e r t ucv.u.e
■
S m ith —A rle tt-W rta te n
•in
N orth line of said Block 5;
February, 1947.
lars
or
so
in
the
upper
brackets
needs
of
E
urope
are
taken
care
and.
B4lb
Sm
ith
•
’
thence South 115 feet; thence
Mr. and Mrs. C arl Thom pson,
I AT 10 N while cutting down on the income of th ere will still be a sm all sur- D k *
■ P illiti
w est 135 feet tö a point on the
W ITNESS, the Honorable. J. M.
those less fo rtu n a te o r popular. Plus
w heat In this country.
^figg Darlene *'f^ n i t h . w as a and Mrs. Helen Deyo w ere Mon-
w est line of said Block 5;
OFFICIAL COUNTY PAPER of In
W ilson. Judge of the C ounty
7 t her w ords the first 'th in g T his is contingent, however, on w^ e k i n d ^ e s t f o t S u U A rle tf day evening dinner guests at the
thence N orth to place of be
C ourt of the State of Oregon for
* “ w rle te n .
. z- wr«F
hom e of Mr. and Mrs. Dick Yocum.
to do is to provide for the money, w h ether the f a r m e r s again
SUBSCRIPTION RATES “
ginning;
Sherm an County, w ith th e seal
P rivate persons find th at to be h arvest a good
of said C ourt affixed th is 28th
Payable in Advaace
th ere has bee
(2) Southeast Q u a r t e r of
the
state
m
ust.
d
d y o f F ebruary, 1947.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
ONE YEAR ................ — ~ **o° necessary-
th ere would be
fjection - T w e n t y - o n e and
’’
\
J. M. W ilson
production, b u t
Southw est Q uarter of Section
MARCH 11, 1947
All persons h a v i n g claim s
Mr.
and
Mr*y¿>.
z
D
l
Williams,
MID-COLUMBIA SHOW
have continued for an y w p u a lly and Mr
Tw eqty-tw o, Tow nship One
C ounty Judge.
w m -n m PnU fnrd against th e estate of Asa Richeld-
and daughter Mw S d o % t l ^ r t h S S e rfe r’ ‘l8ceased’ a re hereby not1’
The
bill,
HB444,
to
give
$5000
lon*
tte
l*
(County
C
ourt
Seal)
North,
R
ange
Seventeen
E
ast
WELFARE
d
fled to present them in proper form
to
the
Mid-Columbia
Livestock
Needs for relief are growing.
to the undersigned, the duly ap-
fact" U » t comm odity show a t The Dalles, should have
y g h t g s 3»,*.■ > ~
- pointed, qualified and acting Ad-
U? plte
r^ K o b i,, hp lower in its day before the house before
prices wi proba y
higher long Some of those interested ap-
Mrs. I t
and daugh- b iin istrato rs of the estate of Asa
Ay
th e " * * , ‘Z ^ ' t l ^ " e v e g £ peared before the house judiciary
te r Velda r e tu r n ! ^ hom e Monday David Richelderfer, deceased, at
personal Incomes than ever, be-
,aRt week and
evening from i^T ^o m onths v isit th e office of Geo. G. Vpdegraff,
fore, despite plentitude of jobs,
w ith friends an^ Veiatlves in Los Moro, Oregon, w ithin six m onths
ably obtained favorable com m it
the costs of keeping the state's
Angeles.
35W!> z !*;7 '
. from , th e date of th is notice, to
tee action. .
wards is going up.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
D
.'D
.
W
iliam
s,
w it:'F e b ru a ry 28, 1947.
•J There are so m any am ending
There are some valid reasons
David R. R ichelderfer
Miss
Phyllis
Istachsoh,
and
Miss
,
, ___
D . _lc„ oz.mp no- the same section of the code th at
H enry N. R ichelderfer
for it, of course, a
it
will require
en-
................
... ........ some
......... careful
_
bA .
Bargliot
F l a t e i f ‘attended Mhfe
litical reasons
,
grossing The bills to amend the
M r- a nd M rs. ..'Ernest
„ n Sherm an Counfjp tea c h e rs meet-
n TTrv«o__Qfr
Se” is one of them and It Is con- and Mr«. Bohn from The Dalles jng * Moro M<J^
. .. Oeo G. Updegraff
The m ore , ^ P± U’
Maybe you read that recent ar
And when he doea ge eat, fer
L
- k
dm inistrators.
m ay have to use all of their six
panini ^hat the bat- w ere Sunday evening gufests of
Mr. and Mrs. O a re n c e P urchase A
^ ttorney
bll8hyln for A lasuea
o , F eb. 28.
ticle
in
a
national
magazine,
claim
an
afternoon of Ashing down at
i ^ l l l^ X
ti « ^ t u ™ e‘rmay tie betw een the horses and the Mr. and Mrs . Leonard Jordan.
from P o rtlan d wifite v isitors a t the j^ arch 7 14 21 1947 ’
ing
that
American
men
don’t
really
Seward’s
Creek, or for aa eveoiog
n.1« ih a t a r n T d r a aome f u n ti do«s is com ing to the surface
Mr an(J Mrg Harvey -McClain hom e of Mr «md<Ms. Robert Byrd
like the company of women. They glass of beer at Andy BotUafs
in order to provide w elfare mon- after years of being kept quiet. gpent gunday visiting relatives in Sunday night
order to provme
w ant the s u m m e r yakim a; W ash
---------
- Mrt». ’Bill --
Mr. and
M --------------
yers sp en t IN T H E COUNTY COURT OF juat pat them up on a pedestal and Garden Tavern, Jane ia
ways with him (except
last
h e R STA
TE OF OREGON FOR leave them there.
w h ? ^ X ^ e X i o n £ 2 E S y ^ n " 5 f^ ear,y S’’m'
k X
a ^ « n g
f r £ £ w eek-end
aPn7 U W HJtnatllla.
X
£ S X m ' t ™
COUNTV
But I wouldn’t say that that was got a spot of baking in the ersaX
From where I ait,
so in our town. Look at any mar
be getting m ost of the money pro
Prohablv a wav can be Pound ln Van«>u v er- W ash, are 11 lb the
Wash. .
u___
...
In the m atter of the estate)
doesn’t rule out everyday
viding little of it. It is an example
^ ^ M id - C n l^ m h i^ h ill^ o evade hospital
w
ith
pneum
onia.
Mrs.
ried
couple—like
the
Cuppers.
hospital w ith pneum onia. Mrs.
Notation Jane wouldn’t nag if Dee spent his panionship . . . and never should.
of
and J o M p rs.
of a taxation truism
a?, thlg horse-dog battle, and also^
Went t0 Vancouver Mrs. Pearl
^ , W alter
Mrs. M
R orris,
< $ 0 t Eliaa J. Dingle,
deceased)
evenings “with the boys”—but They go together—essential parts
m ore populous » state or county
effe<-t of
U x s (n l„ to v isit them .
Byrd w ent to tJ3<fehdafc 5 3atu
« fey ' ’ ,
Saturday
of a successful marriage. '
•*r* i t*r
h . d gle w herein some are try in g to
Stacey
e
y
atten d th e funeral of C harles - T o Alfred Sm ith, Jo h n K. actually Dee likes nothing better
burdens. Low milage can be h a d . f _ e _ _
from rap evening for Georgia w here she M cEwen
’
.'
Brown. Raym ond F . B r o w n , than to stay home by the fire,
.
ea, j
v.
in increase the state’s take from rac
In a sparsely settled area but in
*
Mrs. W ycltftfgJR ici spefjt last ^ rc b ,e Brown, E rn est Brown, sharing a glass of beer with Jane,
the cities and well settled states lnJ
y
, ,
. ,
J*.
«1,
Archie Brown, tam est nrow n, playing cribbage, or just talking.
Actually there are m any reasons fOr t he state highaw y commission, w eek in PatoU W ^W afih. visiting Payrnon(j Crawford, Leona F.
r x 8 why the show at T he Dalles spon • The rock is being stored near th e friends and relarEcC^ o "” ‘
Prpiin
C raw ford rinr*»
Clore, F
relin Kimhcr-
K im ber
until It costs much to live there.
sored by the E astern Oregon cru sh er and will be used when
M r: and Mrs. Ray Brow n w ere
H erm an CrO6s Flossle CrO8S
Copyright, 1947, Vaitea S ta la Brewcrt Fottndvùy*
G row ing districts In Oregon are
expanding rapidly New houses. w h e a t lea«ue should P1* 31? ’ T , ! the sh erm an highw ay is oiled by in Camas, W a s h o v e r the week- Stewart Hazel Cro8s a ^ e r , Del-
new fa ™ homes new businesses of tha racln« ™°ney U, ls
4:H the state crew s this spring.
en? / -
J j,-
la Sm ith Lochnour, Silas Sm ith.
new iann numes,
club boys and girls, for the in-
-...............
- - - - Ona ..................
M1*-
FPWlW». WA9: vloiting _ W x alter
W akefield,
W akefield
in Portland last week.
rods th e creased feeding of wheat, a sur-
Peyton, Lillie Bell Elzey, Sarah
K IL y ,
«
fo r th e re
P>u» p r« lu c t. and it is a show for
Mr. and Mrs. W alter M orris Ja n e Ogle Lines, Zelma Cornwell,
tax burden Is heavy for the re-
Qf t|)e gU U )n.
visited in ArllngAdh oh Sunday'
C
H
U
R
C
H
!
Icelene Haddle, W illard Ogle,
m alnder of the county and for
f<jr g gmal)
OT fo r ..
’ Mr. and Mr#; JAWies*Tate visited L ew |s Ogle, H. R .‘ Barksdale,
other parts of the state as well.
M r.'T itle ’s parents Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Ogle, Earl Noble, W illiam
Moro Community Church
Also the elderg who come in to one 0011 ty
Worth T ate in The Dalles Sun- W . Noble, E arl Thom as Noble,
Moro Community Church
these counties need relief now
Sunday
«
h
o
o
l
10
a
m.
Mornlrtg
day. JM w . W o ^ T a t e ia ill wig» ^ ¿ " s m i t h . Jr., ’c ta r le s M aun
and then, unem ploym ent compen
w
orship
11
a.m.
Serm
on
them
e.
ice Sm ith and Shirley Ann Sm ith
sation, etc., and the cost# rise
‘Religious D epression.’ Wednefc-
Mfl^jDay4<I Reid of an(^ (O an y ancj a y devisees, heirs
even before the assessor has
D ayo
day evening, mid-week I^enton
a t'la w and other persons, known
found the new house, new busi
service,
serm on them e, .„ “W ords
o r unknow n, claim ing any in ter
ness, new farm to levy the first
F to m the Cross.” '
ln the real property hereln-
tax on it.
. •* . •
From the Observer, March 20,
Sunday, M arch 30th, P g jy Sun)
r described.
W elfare, so far, doesn’t com e ..
J?ni'2aoH
; uiCiuv ieeg -í
Tí-.íijí b! day, serm on C h em eT ^^f^^ 1
from property taxes, except fo^’*'
„
JN THE . NAME OF TH E
the county’s share. T his session
The tail of a blizzard from the H eaven._
The Rebekah Ipdge m em bers
STATE OF OREGON: You and
m ay eventually have to put some southw est blew over this way
j ’.’V
—
of it on property for alm ost no Monday night. It carried some have been invited to b€ • P ^ j al
each of you are hereby required
Monday, W edr esda y; ‘
<■- to appear before the above en-
one believes th at liquor will care gnow w ith it, which soon w ent guests this S unday and we
Àfter^ç^A ’
titlgd Court w ithin Twenty-eight
for th e expended need«.
into the ground.
f« rwar(i *" havJn,« the.™
23 days from the date of the
W hen w hiskey is priced at $6.50 ? Harley Glass, the W asco livery w ith u§ in a body.,
y
first publication of this citation as
a fifth It requires a b etter pro- m an, now has an autom obile for church invites you.
,
h ereinafter stated, to show cause,
nounced th irs t to aid the fund. UBe in connection w ith his busi-
^ ev’
MacFarlane, pa o
THE IM LLB8
if any’ exists, w hy the p ray er of
211 East «Third Street
It is prbbably tru e th at m ost of neS8
w
Gras« Valley Baptist Church
the petitioner, George A. Potter,
THephann*
*B3991
i-
the w hiskey drinking is done by
A dressed hog, w eighing 419 lbs. Sunday school 10 a m. Morning
A dm inistrator, w ith the will an-
people of average means, who will wag gOid recently by a farm er for
n a m>> special m issionary
-.•J’. X noiT v b x /
not continue to find th eir Satur- $25.15. It was 22 m onths old Rpeakers E vening service 7:45
day night relaxation in intoxlca- Such sales proves conclusively
m
tlon unless th eir funds will buy th a t there is money in swine
Howard A. Schilling, pastor,
Look To Tija, Leader
enough to produce the desired re- raising, and as a g reat m eat pack-
Com a on d o w n . . . and see where your voice goes as it
suit.*'
v
ing plant is aoon to be p u t in
Wasco Methodist Church
hashes across the d ty in a telephone call. For in most
,v.*
Perhaps the abject failure of the operation ln Portland, Sherm an 10:00 Church school, classes for all
SUNSET
For
Serviert
places
now a m ajor part o f the voice arteries you use are
social secu rity program of the should get a move on to supply it ages; 11 a.m. W orship service,
underground . . s in a huge netw ork o f cables some o f
new deal is partly to blame for w jth raw m aterial on foot.
fifth Sunday ln Lent, serm on
which are nearly three inches across and may carry up
th e g ro w th .of w elfare costs. Some
Seven 6-horse wagon loads of topic, “The Significance of Jesus
to 4242 individual wires.
people now get social security liquors pulled out of Nez Perces for Today.” A ttend orshw ip serv-
.•JEX
ú’ar.t.
fWtired, those w hose on t he 2nd. Saloon keepers there ice every Sunday d uring Lent,
ive died. I t is too for once considered th a t it would 7 p.m. Youth Fellow ship followed
Aa > • gM artive and o th er
^est for them to obey the law, by period of recreation and re-
• , f Z' » •* • 4 • i, A
are resorted to, and they got out.
freshm ents.
__
th a t it does l i t t l e ______ _
Carl E. Stierle. m inister.
good, ^ haaa As no m eans of check-
’
Christian Srfeoee Society
ing for secrecy is dem anded by From the Grass \ alley Journal,
'* hi
le
sso
n for
federal governm ent Some fam ilies
March M, «»18.
# m Christian
..M #tter ■ Science
•
O bf . XdyMrfotfaon A Y ear P rotection
m ay be draw ing w elfare money,
.ÎU . .
A t the Council m eeting Mon-
Wednesday at 8 p.m. firs t and
u ? i I *
w eren ir ^ u c ^ d
o rd e rs' weTe th ird W e d n e^ a y s.
compensation and perhaps work
m en’s compensation at the same given for w ater users to be placed
Wasco Church of Christ
time. Coordination might help.
on m eter basis. Com m encing 10 a.m. Church Bible school, W.
No -fob Is tied up wRh so m uch A pril 1st. a l l electric light and D. Watklna, Supt.; 11 a.m. Divine
emotiem is easily aetUsd and the w ater users will be required to m orning w orship. T he communion
politics of th e n m atter has never
th eir accounts at the Citizens message, “Jesus ln .th e Midst of
been solved,
oniv»d either.
either
bank from th e 1st to the 5th of the G arden.” May we come to-
OLDSMOBILE
C A D IL L A C
coch month
gether and stu d y this great life.
H ard Times dance in th e
F. Claude Stephen, m inister.
CAUCÜ®
Pavilion last Friday evening was __________
i
The Oregon house
very largely attended; th ere w ere Bethlehem Chapter No. 78. <1 r&K
M*ets Every Second 4rC
tatives m ade Boiqg little adverse young folks present from every
criticism last week by holding a section of the county. T here w ere
Fourth Thursdays ‘n ^ a^b
Month. Visiting MenJ»ei*
caucus on th e subject of m lsing nine auto loads from M aupin
invited.— Moro. Oregon
a flock of salaries for owaaMOs irto g in g forty-nine young people,
Genevieve Powell, W. M.
state officers. The ssn els bed pre-
The C ounty road grader has
- -
-«
Edna Melxer, Secretary
viounly held a sim ilar caucus b u t bsen w orking betw een here and
V51
M a n h o le s a r e n o rm a lly lo c a te d at street intersec
w ithout the fanfare that brought McrO( a rriv in g a t G rass Valley
tions
and they’re used to install cable and to facilitate
criticism to the house.
9*^ M W A M H
- W ednesday
v
- evening. At the . Coun MoiO Lodge No. 11$. I.O.O.F.
repairs
when som ething goes wrong. The exact location
u
m
ed
cu
m
eeting
Monday
evening
ar-
Meetg
lg
t
and
gr
,|
i t ls true the
* WITH Vi TO MCA#
o f a break or defect can be spotted quickly w ith a device
to its lounge w here tjw gs*mbers rangem ents w ere m ade to grade Tuesdays in I.O.O.F
«knowa as a W heatstone Bridge. The ’’M en W orking”
relaxed quietly to settle th eir the m ain stre e t through town, hall
T ransient ami
problem s, th e house, being, kept the cross w alks w ere rem oved for rislt ng brothers are'
signs you see usually mean that cable is being spliced by
to its own quarters and removed this purpose.
eo7 1" 1ÎL
skilled workm en.
both spectators and press, allow --------------- --
to mret with us
T hey’re busy places, these manholes. D uring 1946 alone
ing the latter to come back after
—
John Law rence N.G.
THUS ÍJMOOTM
on the Pacific Coast we installed hundreds o f miles o f
• ttate. '
- ,
F t e - *«■ <,b7 " " ' March “ •
. A. R. Kewiniter. 3 « r « U .v
“T fetA FA f over
underground cable— m ore than 560,000 miles of indi
T h e constitution says th a t no
,r a *
ì n in TO9AY
vidual wares— as just p art o f keeping pace with the
secret session shall be held h u t • It was announced th at both th e Lupine Rebekah Lod
th a t a house m ay hold such • ses- M oro and W asco phone exchanges M®ets 2nd and 4th *
W est’s trem endous grow th. Yes, we are going ahead as
sion w hen considered necessary, w ill he operated on a full 24 ho u r Tuesdays of each
rapidly as we can in bringing service to everyone w ho
W ell, m aybe a discussion of office basis and th a t service/ w ill be month. V isit ng mem
wants it— and a finer service than ever before.
holders salaries is of sufficient available on em ergency calls dur- bers welcome.
•
- S z ---------------------
A n avar-im p ro v ln g te le p h o n e serv ice a i tbe least
mAmant for secrecy b u t num bers ing the night hours, effective Irm a Johnson, NG
rAMic
M
tw
w
e
TNsovev
cost consistent w ith good wages and working conditions
of psople are not concerned.
M arch 16th.
' Clara
BAC..
p óN ^ M p ir
for our employees and a reasonable return to the thou
Probably no harm wae done,
Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Wiley drove ____ _______________
VNHi THIS MAPFfNf
sands of people wbg have invested in the business.
probably no good, for the discus- up from P ortland on W ednesday Vurfkl Lodge No. 121 A.F A A.5L
8km of the bills was of usual and will be at home In Grass Val-
Meets on the 1st and
3rd Thursday evening
length when they came up for ley in the fu tu re for an indefinite
The Pacific Telephone and Telegraph Co.
of
each month. Viaiti*'«c
final passage. The major bill con- time.
members are cordial!}
tains 80 sections, each one per-
A
crusher ls steadily at
:nvited
to nr< t
u
S8 US NM QUAUÎY WORK
tain ln g to the salary of some of- work these days at the old rock
E. E. Barzee, W M.
G IV E — so y o u r R ed
Cross can carry on
fleer, elected or appointed. An crusher location north of Kent
B. Pinkerton, Secretary
S U N S E T MOTOfc C O M P A N Y
omnibus bill of that site naturally grinding out rock on a contract
n a H
^ u a u u
Frock----
Et
Rufus
Rom where I sit...
Joe Marsh
T ells Of Com ings
And Goings
Do Men Like Women?
W hat goes on in a manhole?
In Other
When It’s Done At
SUNSET
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