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About Sherman County journal. (Moro, Or.) 1931-current | View Entire Issue (July 11, 1947)
t T / ÿ ib fe 4 S M W Ó U rt 1 lO V M N A L , MOHO, ÍJHWU.'I FR UIA», /V i .» i t , i M f , w - ' » of The Dalles and Mr and Mrs A, and daughter, Lavelle from CoU McKinley of Pittsburg, California, tage Grove spent Saturday visit- Mr and Mrs August Wassen- I11« miller and son of T ygh’ Valley Mr and Mrs W. F. Schilling spent lhe 4th wilh his P*rents’ Mr and Mrs Roy Wells and Mr ami Mrs Jacob Waaeenmiller. Donald. frdm Grass Valley * x r' r ft - PP<M>l£ Fish ftlSU / OVer I — C^aawfrle I 0111*til • X Mr and Mrs Orville . Ruggles and Mr and Mrs Lester Barnum spent Sunday In The Dalles. Dinner guests at the home of Mr and Mrs T. M. Rolfe the 4th of July were Mr and Mrs Roy Wells and sons from Roseburg, Mr and Mrs Charles Baker and children from Antelope, Mr and Mrs Charles Baker and children from Antelope, Mr and Mrs Wil lard Rolfe and family, Bob Rolfe and John Rolfe and family. Mr and Mrs Ed Alley and Mr and Mrs John Block left Thurs day for Cascade Itocks to spend the weekend , with the former’s Mr and Mrfl 1)0081(1 Clodfeltcr had as dinner guests Saturday her parents, Mr Mr and Mrs Charles Wilson and Rolfe. Mr uw WB** jft. M r and Mrs J. W. Blagg and Grove city, Pa., Mr and Mrs Roseburg Sunday. Mrs Wells and daughter, Marie, and Mr and Mrs F ^ n d s w ike and children, Jerry sons remained for a longer visit A FJ Balxer and son, Clair, went and Linda frOm Long Beach, Cal., Mr and Mrs Art Schilling and fishing at Sherar bridge the 4t'n and j j r and Mrs C. P. Adams of family were dinner guests at the and went to Tygh Valley for a The Danes. home of his parents, Mr and Mrs picnic dinner. Mr and Mrs Balxer The p ourtb of July was cele- w . F. Schilling Satprday. Mr and went on to The Dalles to visit her brated here Wnh families from Mrs Roy Srhilling and son, Gary father, Q R. Bruckert, who re- Wasco, Moro, Grass Valley and spent Saturday evening with cently returned from a visit with Kent picnicking in the park with them. J his brother, J. J. Bruckert in Los a garae ¡n the afternoon and j^r and Mrs q jq , Ruggles took Angeles, California. ending the day with a dance at their grandsons, Malcolm and Le- Mr and Mrs Clyde Stradley night at which about $60 was ^ n d McKinney to their home in and sons spent the 4th in The cleared for playground equipment Heppner Saturday evening after Dalles visiting his parents, Mr for the park. spending-two .weeks here .w ith and Mrs Fred Stradley and her Mr gnd Mrg Howard (Schilling them " \ sister, Mrs Earl Sawtell and and gong and Mr and M rs Bud Mr and Mrg p aui Goddard and Brlnkert left Monday for Camp jeft Saturday afternoon for amily. Elliott at Wemme, where Mr Qoldendale, Wn., to visit her sls- Mr and Mrs Art Bibby spent Schilling will be one of the in- ter Mlgg Amidon of Port- ids m o th er^M ^F ran ces^ B ib b y structors structors at at Boys Boys Camp. Camp. Mrs brother, Mrs land ftt the home of town to visit her daughter, Mrs Schilling and sons and Eugene,Amidon and family. They 1 Wool wine before returning Brlnkert returned home that returned home that evening, o bar ho™» in Cornelius, after evening. Mr Schilling will return Mr and Mrg Orville Ruggles rwndma a week here at the for services on Sunday July 13. had ag their guests over the 4th, trt ST Bibby home. ' M r and Mrs Matt Simon left her brother and sister in tow, law, Mr SnEr h Otod. M r and Mrs James Earl and Sunday morning for Portland to and Mrg Hays Boyce and son ,na Dick Dick and and Don, Don, the the Misses Misses attend the funeral services for from Portland. jons, tommy and Mary Lyons, Mrs Mrs Clarence Scheurer, who pass- .Mr and Mra Boyce Blaylock and sjora Earl, Mr and Mrs Earl Har ed away July 4th at St. Agnes Mr and Mrs Efnest Blaylock ley and son, Roy, Mr and Mrs home. Mrs Scheurer was a for spent the evening of the 4thxat the home of Mr and Mrs Earl Fred Cox and Mrs Louie Davis mer resident of Grass Valley. Mr and Mrs C. W. Fields left Sawtell in The Dalles. picnicked at Tygh Valley the 4th. Mr and Mr»» Deah Olds rame up pred Krusow came up from Thursday for Bend spending the fishing in reiuciiu i»«»»»«w — Paulina --------- . Lake from Portland Wedensday N to rhe Dalles Thursday to spend weekend turning home Sunday night. Spend the week end with her par* the week end here visiting returning Mr and Mrs W. D. Barnett had entg^ Mr ftnd Mrs Jacob Wassen- friends.. as dinner guests the 4th Mr and miUer and other relatives and R. A. Stow left Thursday for Mrs Harold Owens and daughter, friends. . r .w ia Eend to spend the week end with Carol Ann and Mr and Mrs Jam his son and daughter in law, es Matthes and daughter. Velma Mr and Mrs Floyd Stow. of Kent. . Mr and Mrs Bert Cox and Mrs Mr and Mrs Willard Barnett Nell Smith of Kent left Sunday and son, Keith, and Mr and Mrs Attorney at law for California to attend the fun Hays Boyce and son of Portland eral services of Mr Cunningham, were Sunday dinner guests of a brother in law of Mrs Smith. Mr and Mrs Orville Ruggles. MORO Mr and Mrs Frank Bayer had Mr and Mrs Edgar Alley had Monday, Wednesday. Friday as dinner guests Sunday evening as guests the 4th Mr and Mrs Afternoons Mr and Mrs Charles Perrigo and Tommie Barnett, Mr and Mrs children and Mr and Mrs John Tom Alley, Mrs Marie Smith ami Perrigo, and daughter, Neoma Mr and Mrs Bill Johnson from THR DALLES from Idaho. 211 East Third Street Coulee Dam. Ensign Walter Eslinger and Mr and Mrs W. C. Schilling Telephone 3200 family from Oceanside, Calif., were dinner guests Thursday evening at the hom e of Mr and Mrs J. W. Blagg. . Mr and Jerry 00x16 and daughter, Verna Jn«« and Mi8s Donna Lee Nichols left Saturday for Bend to see the water pageant returning home Sunday. - •Mr and Mrs Frank Pike MM®*' the 4th of July week end at the Tillamook benches, returning George ,G. Updegraff sen and daughter in law, Mr and Mrg Bruce Alley and family, They returned home Sunday. _ Complete price for well designed 20x24 ft. factory built home. Also other sizes and utility buildings. Built to endure. M. D. HICKLIN Beaverton, Oregon Sunset Motor Co. CHEVROLET OLDSMOBILB The DaDes CAIOTAÀC X Chech ipxvi tifici tuiihthU- RECAPPING GUIDE You don't hove to swing - 1 TRIAD ALMOST ' .*• ” ';T r »0 kill that pesty thing V Knock ’em dead w ith Cbavron Fly Spray. Flics, mosquitoes, moths a«d other insects m eet q u iA death w hen a fine m ist is sp ra y e d into the air. Its active ingredients 100% — w ith D D T — give this bug-killer . . . _‘ ------- * L nM >m WATCH w r i t M A X I A DA TI W ITH US TO M C A F TIM S SMOOTH I f CAP AT OHCf I f f US TODAY D D T and waits for insects w ith a k illin g power that lasts for months. Brush or spray it on sills and baseboards, in cracks and corners. — HASTINGS and McDONALD „Waaeo, Phone 552 ■ '* ’* r q. R. ANDERSON , Grass Valley, Phone 232 LU BRICA TIO N . ATLAS- tires & tubes hom e 8unday. _ Mr and Mrs Herman Zieglei and daughter. Ina M ayand Bar bara Alley left Thursday for Eugene to «pend the week end of the 4th visiting his sister, Mrs L. P. Gann. They visited relatives at Canby before returning home Mr and Mrs Arch Cantrall and children, Gene and Sharon, mo tored to Bend Thursday they were met by Mr and Mrs Kendrick Dunlap and son from Carlton, and Mr and Mra A. r'. MoOlnls from Nyssa, all left Bend for Likely, California to spend the weekend with Mr brother, Perry Cantrall and fam ily and his unde Andrew Cantrall and family, returning home Sun- Mr and Mrs John Perrigo and daughter, Neoma, left Mood®y for their home in Emmett, Idaho after spending > the 4th of July week end with their son and dau ghter In law, Mr and (Mrs Cowr ies Perrigo Mr and Mrs Marcus E slinger had as dinner guests Sunday Mr and Mrs Walter Eslinger and gnflM of Oceanside, California, Mr and Mrs Ernest Eslinger of Moro, Mr and Mrs W. C. Patter son and Mr and Mrs L. W. ^Inlck ACCESSORIES tube valcanizing car washing Ross Fields CRASH VALLEY, OREGON PHONE S«1 GAS STATION EVER FO fmporfavU, O regon M oforw U / Prim’s Lice— « Basdwd 5B-33,000 Te 51-88,18» Exgirs Daring Jalyl You murt apply for renewal th is m o n th O N L Y i i your driver’ s license aerial number is in the above group. Mo Do aol win bo moflod Io you. Apply at Iho dshror’s community. to foqubod. Oregon driver’s Hcensou »Bri Io H - 1 U M are already ti■»valid. Look »1 yonrs Io ■sako aure you aro not vlMating the tow. Fanrtll« Jr., Secretary o f S taU Thu «K w ti*am «nt,»(»«sented,. in the public interest by the , Prwi(4«ak»« H .jh w .y S»«»ty Conterrtca and the d»'ly »"<4 weekly n ^ »P «P «r* nation through thair Praia and Publidhar A,»ociation$. The way ahead seemed clear. In a moment of careless relaxatioS^BA d X . r swuni? his eyes from the road. In that same moment a ball S u n ^ H n t o th i street - .fte r it ran . little e h ili It « » « f c . brief moment, but long enough for a lifetime of regret Last year more than 3,500 American children under the age of$ 14 were ¿ lie d by automobiles, 160,000 were injured. This State, to, some degree, contributed to that toll. With school days here again, child casualties will rise unless^ every individual driver makes it his self-appointed responsibility to safeguard these young lives from harm. When driving through school zones—and streets< where children , are at play—use extreme caution. Always be ready for split-second f action, eventhough moving at moderate, speed. Anticipate the un- expected#. There’s no indemnity that can restore a human life. If, because of one careless act of yours, a child died or its young body were maimed—could you ever, forget? v rWP»-' 4* Iff*. . 'Y
