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About Sherman County journal. (Moro, Or.) 1931-current | View Entire Issue (June 20, 1947)
•fáA lt • MuatttÄfc, tetar* 4-H Club Ki Leave For School 4-H dub Children of Sher- 1 county drove to The Dalles morning to take the bus fo rC o n r a iils where they will spend the next ten days attending summer school, to which most of earned their scholarship. / oüknal , M omo , o MM gon fhiday , junä io , ** ° n 10 Spokane then the Mayo clinic and report« th a t Mr» A. J. Brow n and daughter, into Canada for a short trip the doctors there tokl him to j®an were in Moro from Shaniko Mrs Glenna Hansen of Golden- Quit working, and that it was Wednesday visiting with reiativ- dale and her sister, Mrs Paul w orth the trip to get such good <». * S tout of Parkdale were here Sun- advice. M rs Ronald Powell returned «lay to visit friends and attend M arvin M iller was in to w n 'fro m Portland the las» of this the picnic. ' Saturday visiting w ith old ac- w eek a fte r spending some tim e Donald M artin is home from quaintances. ** * attending a m eeting of th e East- —--------- -------- _ ---------------------------------------______-------------- ern S tar and having some dental w ork done. Mr and Mrs Roy Pow- ell from The Dalles stayed on th e ranch w ith young Robert Roy. Ed’s Place V«riion Flatt has bought the F o u r sq u a r e Gospel ehurch (or iginally the Moro Baptist church) and Will probably tear It down, • but may construct a side walk the street In front of it Hayes, caretaker at the i?\jured his foot ¿ad td go to the ktment Monday. , men wanted by, ’at COlfkx, "Washington ‘ rers were apprehend- ff Fields Sunday at jTfj They were W. H. Lein- weber and Raymond Tetrick, 17 and years of age respectively. -They were returned to-Colfax by > poltoe officer Monday. J Mrs Ed Cushing, »daughter of, M ia 'pdna Melzer, is here sin'*' Saturday to visit her mother and <gher relatives. —>fn» Beetle H endricks Seely tnd daughter, Carlotta, w ete in the county Monday and Tuesday from th e ir home a t Richmond. Carlotta. is preparing to attend Wlllameub university this fall. *£af*ell B ennet was appointed as school clerk at the board m eet ing held Monday after the elec tr o , succeeding Robert Marvin. Who resigned at the end of the school year. Mr and Mrs K enneth Kelso ami children are here to visit with his sister, Mrs A rthur Chris- tainson and family. • Lest week M errill Oveson found the grain p retty good over Gilliam and Morrow counties with some exceptions. All of it will be cut at a profit, he says L t and Mrs N W. Frees J r and infant1 d aughter arrived last F ri day from Salem to viglt her par H u f f ' Mr and Mrs Giles French. They are on a m onth’s vacation from ‘Florida where he is sta- gg a navy flier and instruc tor. His F ather. N. W Frees brought them from Salem and •pent th e w eek end fishing Clem Eslinger, accompanied by twp other horsem en, was here Sunday w ith a saddle horse or tw o for ; which he was seeking a le . He lives at Hillsboro c W endell Balsiger, manager of the Moro Grain Growers, was .elected m anager of the N orth Pac ific G rain Managers at the meet- inrW eM Monday at Spokane. . HY gad Mrs Charley Poweli left last Friday for LaGrande to spend F a th e r’s day w ith his son Marion. From there they expect- iotf Wasco Church of Christ uncle, Mr and M rs W ayne Thom p M orning message: “ Timely* Ac- son. . tlv ity ” Joan E akin came hom e Friday C h u rch Picnic, W asco C ity P ark from Portland here she has been F. C laude S tep h en s, m inister. in the Shrine hospital for two m onths undergoing an operation G rass V alley B ap tist C hurch on her leg. She was queen of the Shrine hospital du rin g the Ros» Festival and Queen Georgene crowned her. , •' C H U R C H E S MORO COMMUNITY CHURCH < J. M acFarlane, pastor. W ant Ad* FOR SALE: 1 dining room table; 5 dining room chairs; 1 dining room buffet; 1 d re sse r 1 dou " b le bed; A. T. Striker, Wasco. Phone 313 33-4 p Tasty Salads — ’ Good Coffee FOR SALE. One No. 114 John Deere Hay & Feed grinder; one good Case combine engine. Tom Coyle, Grass Valley. 33c Drinks - Pool - Snooker - Fountain FOR SAl^E: McCormick Deering B inder 7 ft.; W eaner Pigs. Mar cus Eslinger, Grass Valley, 33c ON HALF A DAY’S NOTICE WE’LL GET ANY KIND OF DINNER YOU ORDER FOR A GROUP. FULL FIVE COURSE DINNER WITH WHAT YOU WANT IN IT. C herry pitter, simple, easy to m ake and leaves cherries whole Sample, Instructions $1.00. W. H. H arris 1327 S. E. Portland, Oregon. 32-5p FOR SALE: Fence poets and 16" wood, delivered. Frank Sher- rell, Ph. 5598, Hood River Ore. O v e ra lls W ANTED: W heat Hauling Hood R iver Rt. 2, Ph-6432 33-ip and shirts and gloves and socks for the days you work and some really good white shirts for the days you celebrate. Clothes for the women, too, for work or play. WANTED: Reliable man with car to call on farm ers in Sher m an county. W onderful oppor tunity. $15 to $20 in a day. No experience or capital required. Perm anent. W rite today. Mc- NESS COMPANY, Dept. B, 24- 23 Magnolia St., Oakland 7, Cal. 33-4 p W anting" ’ 7 ' -tX . H ow ard A. Schilling, p asto r Boy, it’s been a long time since you have seen real cedar shingles. In fact, Beverly M artin came Tuesday Wasco M ethodst Church Right to spend p a rt of the sum 10:00 a. m. Church School m i t here visiting her grandpar No W orship Service—Oregon ents, Mr and M rs C. R. Belshee. conference of the M ethodist c h u r Edwin Balsiger returned Wed ch at F irst C hurch Portland. nesday from a few days v isit in Carl E. Stierle, M inister F reew ater w ith his aunt and For Steaks Cooked the way You Like Them „ • Sunday school 10 a.m., morning worship 11 a.m. Subject “ A W ell-side Chat” Subject: “W eighed and Found George G. Updegraff its been a long time since we’ve seen real cedar shingles ourselves. W e ’ve got some now and if you want to fix your roof while the weather’s dry, you can get the shingles here. A ttorney at law M onday, MORO W ednesday, A ftern o o n s WOOD F rid ay Old fashioned burning kind THE DALLES 211 E ast T hird Street Telephone 3209 $9.00 cord in rick P A IN T IN G PAINTING Delivered in town $10.50 KAI j SOMING KEMTONING INTERIOR or EXTERIOR 17 years experience W rite CHET BARBOUR — WASCO— Moro Lumber & Fuel GO ANYW HERE Get the Best Things First C om e in and see the new PLUMBING & HEATING SERVICE I. L KIRKELIE PRONE 391 BOB AXTELL, OWN KR & PROPRIETOR FUR SHOP FIR ST STORAGE MINIMUM $3.00 • * » _«r* Kelvinator Stoves oven holds 2 5 pound or 6 loaves of bread MORO ♦.’»TTïTCOiT» Moro Variety & Remedy .Kelvinator Refrigerator FO W LER ABCO H o t W a t e r H e a te rs H o m e D e e p Freezers R C A -V IC T O R R adios Insured against loss by fire, theft and moths. Free storage on re modeling, one day notice is re quired before r e m o v i n g from storage. Bob M a y & Son, M oro Commodore Fur Shop Electric Fixtures of A ll Kinds 3rd Ave E ntrance Commodore Ho. The Dalles Phone 9240 First National Bank’s low-cost THMFTy-fW Plan is financing it!" ESSICK AIR-POWER SPRAYERS FOR W EED S will spray up to 5 TEN DISTINCTIVE POINTS ONLY TYPE SPRAYER W HERE TH E SPRAY MATER- DOES NOT CONTACT ANY MOVING PART. foot ROOM ADJUSTABLE TO SUIT ANY JOB. GE, acres per hour with 2 0 boom. M ay be QUICK OPENING, SELF-SEALING FIL L E R HOLE. R CYCLE. BALL BEARING EQUIPPED^ AIR-COOLED ISION MADE STURDILY BUILT AIR CC..!P.RESSOK 7Y Dl/TY ADJUSTABLE AXLE. n i Y CONSTRUCTED, 140 GALLON CAPACITY MATER- ANK, BUILT TO STATE SAFETY COMMISSION'S SPE- used as air compressor with pressure greasing attachments, etc. WORKING PRESSURES: 83 It*, ATIONS. . ’ ' , L IF E —O IL RESISTIN G FLUID HOSE. ATION BY AIR je t METHOD. pressure maximum en spray ma terials. • __ be TOWED AT HIGHWAY SPEED. , 133 lbs. pressure mum on pneum atic tools. M oro G r a in G ro w e rs maxi
