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hir ail<i Mrs Vernon Flatt and
U C D & r t ! *°n 006 and Mr and Mrs Bob
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' Axtell w ere in Portland last week
end to see the lice Follies Also
makysr the trip to the cRy for
th e ice show w ere Mr and Mrs
.J
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Stanley Coelsch and daughter,
and Gladys M orrison who m et
Helen M orrison there for the
week end. , • * . ;
Jewel loaded his car with
pcnonal belongings Monday
1'i“n8<lon' J*“ ef of the
n ig h t- and, w ith hl» report« care
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»<Uzji a t and
Pre88’ was here T hursday
after«
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th e the
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STANDARD INSURANCE COMPANY
Released
announces the a p p o i Tment o f
Learningl
Henry C. Callaway
» . S P E C IA L
R E P R E S E N T A T IV E
fo r
parte« for hla home In Portland . ? t8.,t" P8” 8 ot Oregon outoM«
O ther teachers had gone before
Ferguson and family
In N ebraska. N onna
in Wiaconsin and the r e
Inured to it will «tav
;k
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Mro u roai
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. “ % Y * * e? L G^ er “ m.e £
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have bought the house form erly
occupied by -Mias Vivian T rounce
who is m oving to W asco soon. ’
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Mr and Mrs w c
Schilling
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¥ cKee and were here this week frohn the’
m to ^ e ^ 5 £ w ie 2 £ d U
.S "e7 . home at C0Ua^
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g u e S s ’of m X m » M ^ r T w h o fln,"h "P th elr *~8,n« “ h * "
hks her niece, Jean ette Bonney,
M r and Mrs .Vincent O raue of
of T h e Dalles here w ith her.
Madras and children w ere here
i « l ( r And l i r a Glen 'M cLachlan Memorial weekend to v isit w ith
o/»H eppner an d ch ild ren , w ere Mrs G raue’s sister, M rs Collis
h are T h u rsd ay and Friday. Their Moore and family,
son Defful w ill w ork this sum-
Mr and Mrs George Snyder
roer for Alfred Payne and Leila and sons of Albany cam p Satur-
vis*
and rem ained until the fol-
I t W aunt, M rs Ralph Bolen.
lowing day visiting M r *and Mrs
^ I f r and Mrs Jay Price of N orth Darwin VanGilder.
B onnevW a, left Tuesday after
spending a few days visiting his
Some dishes and other e q u ip
ni 5 he7 ’ I^ v ln Taryi
Barnum, m ent was left a t DeMoss Springs
i n<1
after 1)16 P|cnl° Sunday. It has
y«KP*C' been brought t0 the °"><* of th*
nar
h i She£ Sherman County Journal w here
" y
In .1» ’« and ha» much owners may obtain it.
¡n ^ B h X ilX S m y
Mrs Anna Buhman, widow of
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Sherman, W asco and Gilliam Counties
r
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Mr. H enry (a lla w a y is w ell qu alified to
render
o u tstan d in g
vice to our m any policyh old ers and friends in Sherm an C ounty
and h is advice and assistan ce in m atters o f life insu ran ce is yours
on request. He w ill specialize in life
insu ran ce
Tor esta te
plan
ning and in v estm en t. The S tandard Insurance Com pany I s t h e
S t it o c t .
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P ion eer M utual
Energy*’
O H U R O H E .tr
J. MacFarlane, pastor.
Grass Valley Baptist Church ;
Sunday school 10 a.m., morning
w orship 11 a.m.
Subject:
“T he Child is F a th er
to the M an”
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Evening Services at 8 p. m.
Daily vacation Bible school
j Un e 2 — 13.
H ow ard A. Schilling, pastor,
W“ *» Method»« Church
10:00 a. m. Church School
Topic: “T he Man W ho Talk« W ith
IJfe
Insurance Com pany
w e st o f
the
K o |c k y
M ountains and is one of the str o n g e st com p an ies in A m erica.
PAPERHANGING
WALL PAPER CLEANING
Painting & Decorating
Interior
S k«trock Finishing
Signs end Showcards
‘ A b * W e s tlu n d
Arnold Buhman, form er resldenfvThe Fl<
E. Stierle, M inister
of Wasco died at her home a t
P aintin g S ervice
H erm iston this week. Graveside
Wasco Ghnrch of Christ
services will be held at the Was- Children’s day th a t’s different.
7SS E. IMh Phone StM or S444
co cem etery Saturday at 2 p. m. Message: “Jesus the Child, and “Your» for «a neater and quicker
horses
Mrs Buhman was a sister of the the Kingdom.”
L
p ain t job.”
. . M rs
B. Johnston of Salem late Judge Wm. Henrichs.
Yeu are welcome.
“We
aervg
all of Waaco and
c lm e up last week end to visit
F. Claude Stephens, m inister.
Sherm an Counties.”
h e r son.T heodore and wife for a
MORO COM M UNITY CHURCH
few days
TfceDnOeo, Oregon
Dean and Bill Thompson, sons
Topic “D ivlneP urpose of Atomic
of Harvey Thompson, were up
Memorial day from Portland with
their wives to visit relatives here. FOR SALE: 16 section diamond
Mr and Mra Carroll fiayrg left
tooth drag harrow; new John
last week end to spend a few
Deere 23 ft. small grain eleva
•• days on the coast a t C annon
to r complete with spout, four
Jr Beach. *
wheel truck and 3 hp. John
D onay M artib left Saturday
Deere gas engine; airforce con
t for Rochester, Minnesota to enter
veyor type grain blower & pipe,
the Mayo clinic in an effort to
300 bu. per hour capacity;
> find out w hat has been making
hp. single phase C entury elec
< him feel under par.
tric motor; 160 bu. grain bln.
y Mrs Stella Diilinger brought
1946 two ton Chev truck, 8.25
• h e r grand daughter and Mrs Ju-
x20 12 ply tires, 2 speed axle,
< Ha Hansen up for the weekend
8x12 flat bed and hoist, mileage
> in Sherm an county.
770. Tex Irzvk, Moro, Phone
Mr and Mrs Ted Barnum s to p
829,
,
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81p
' ped h ere. M onday n ight w hile on
.ihetr way hom e to Portland after FOR SALE W hitney colls psabie
baby buggy.
Call 472 Moro.
*' a trip to' the lakes fishing.
Marie Cyphers. *
31c
Receipts for the Ambulance
TFBUd up* to Wednesday
were FOR SALE: I«arge fryers $2.00
BMRM- accenting to Darwin .Van-
alive E. M. Esllnger, Grass Val
* t
GOder, gnartermaster.
ley, Oregon.
,
30-1 p
Percy Thom peon returned Tue-
from Hood River where he FOR SALE: Fence posts and 16”
womk delivered
F rank Sher-
had When visiting for a few days.
rell, Ph. 5598, Hood River Ore.
Louis Murdock and wife and
hla aaon, Louis and wife and two
y children, stopped in Moro breifly
Saturday while on their way to
Bend w here Louis was to be a
A ttorney at law
delegate to the Grange conven-
tion. Louis, before he m arried
one of E rnie T ate’s good looking
MORO
girts was principal at Grass Val
Wednesday, Friday
Monday,
ley and Instructed (or tried) the
Afternoons
youth of that town some of whom
• now a re in th e grandfather class.
C harley Goetjen and his wife
T H E DALLKH
; th e form er Tincey Ashley, were
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E a st T h ird S tre e t
• a t the picnic Sunday, th at event
T elephone 3209
occuring while he was here on a
'* v isit from B ritish Columbia. He
: recalled ttye tim e when he played
•; hall for Grass Valley and strode
to the p)ate in the ninth inning
Drinks - Pool - Snooker - Fountain
? grid drove a ball right through
th e Shaniko pitcher, splitting the
-• hand of th at player as he tried
ON HALF A DAY’S NOTICE WE’LL GET ANY MIND
P hone 271 •
OREGON
> to stop tl\e boll, which w ent on MORO
OF DINNER YOU ORDER FOR A GROUP. FULL FIVE
o u t into Centerfield. Charley is a
COURSE DINNER WITH WHAT YOU WANT IN IT.
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, stockm an and guide for hunters
who come to h unt moose and
deer.
Sheriff Norm an Fields is g e t
tin g his house painted and repair
Wholesale Dealer ha
ed w hile his wife is in a hospta!
in Portland w here she m ay have
SHELL OIL PRODUCTS
a serious operation
I,«b.r Fia«n Storage Tukt
An oiling crew is here this
w eek to renew the surface on a
d Fittings
p a rt of the Sherm an highway but
th e threatening rain has made
OIL BURNERS
its , progress slow. T he highway
MORO. ORB.
n o rth of Wasco has already beer TEL. M l
resurfaced.
M r and Mra M erle Becket and
son drove to Pendleton to see
the Muxta tiger's show Saturday
retu rn in g by way of Heppner
t<j viait*relative« and friends and
Want Ad»
AMBULANCE FIND BENEFIT
BASEBALL
Grass Valley Play Boys vs
.
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Moro Dim Stars
At Gras* Valley
Sunday, June 8
Ed’s Place
\
George G. Updegraff
What I.,
Dad’s Hobby?
For Steaks Cooked the way
You Like Them .
Tasty Salads
~
The bent g ift for Dad is som e
thing applicable to hin hobby . .
a g o lf enthQftiaat, ten n is player,
exp ert fisherm an, or Just a gad-
nhont . . . w h a tev er hia , hobby,
youfll find the correct «porta dada
for hia
favorite
gam e at—
W ILLIA M S.
Good Coffee
C. A. Ruggles
S p o rt Coats
INSURANCE
Good selection of these so ft tone
su m m er fabrics th a t w ill make a
nobby 2-piece sp o rts o u tfit, ready
to go places . . . solid
plaids and strip es.
ÏIUCENT C. GENTEMAN g
- 19.95 to 25.00
S ports Slacks
Ideal to mix separate coat for a
distinctive layout . . . slacks in
gabardine, w orsted and flannels
. . . solid colors of blue, beige,
gray and tan.
- 9.95 to 19.75
Electric Toasters
Universal Pressure Cookers
MENS’
Sports S hirts
shirts, shorts
There Is coór action in these
shirts of vacation soft weaves , .
long or short sleeves w ith duo
collar as shown (at left) novelty
and solid patterns.
- < 0 5 to AM
underwear, work gloves
Base Ball
GIRLS’ Levis
i
T e e S A ir fg
L ively no v elty colors or plain
w eaves . . . short sleeves a n d
neck style as pictured (at left).
Alarm Clocks fo r to w ake you up
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All Metal SILEX Coffee Makers
- 1X5 to 0 5
S u n tan P an ts
Fully Sanforized cotton twill,
tailored to fit, excellent for sport
w ear o r light w ork.
< pr. 2.98 to AM
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Wasco
shades,
DDT and other Insecticides
P ic k U p G ift»
•d
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— Interwoven
Socks
’ —Hwim Trunks b y [
w « N e w Hollyvogue Ties AC
* «R veesharp T e n s nn<
—Paris Belts and
—Swank Jewelry
t
Stationery and Novelties
Fossil
BOB AXTELL, OWNER A PROPRIETOR
the decisive game of the season
Sunday, June 8
Wasco Diamond
2:30 p.m.
Moro Variety S Remedy
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M . Williams & Co.
Where A ll The Mid~ Columbia Shape
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