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About Sherman County journal. (Moro, Or.) 1931-current | View Entire Issue (July 25, 1947)
ï*l* M ü ll ut r -’4 | • '.;• OOUNtY J U tR A A L MORO. UKfcùGA PRlDAY, JULY M, 1HT FOR SALE: 2 wood rangaa, I htr- companying them. Mrs Cochran osene «love, 1 Use box. ¿Mollie has been visiting with Mr and McLachlan, Moro 3*P Mrs E. ’ H. Moore and other friends. A T $850.00 HEREFORD DISPERSION 4 Louis Peetz from Oswego came FOR SALE: 2 bedroom houae at up Saturday to spend; thC-weeK- SALE Wasco. New composition roof. Dale Meteer came Sunday from end with his grandparents, Mr Newly redecorated interior and Registered Females company to the Pacific coast. A them to the coast, southern Ore Jennings Lodge to visit with his and Mrs L. L. Peetz. exterior. , Must have cash. A U G U S T 9, 10 A. M. Mr and Mrs Darwin VanGilder See Chet Barbour, condensation appears in this pa-; gon and pans of California. sisters, Mrs Ken Zachary and L A P IN E O REG O N and Mrs Giles French went on a Wasco, Oregon. 35c M- and Mrs Bill Hayes and Miss Doris Metteer until Septem per. fruitless search for wild black - 30 miles south of Bend J. B. Davis was here last week family drove to Chemault Sunday ber when school starts. WANTED: Reliable man with berries last Sunday. They visited on Dalles-Cal.Hiway No. 97 Mrs Merle Becket left for La briefly with the Dick Huhman end an his way from Portland t o meet their daughter, Wilma, car wanted to call on farmers by ter Rome where his nephew Nor who has been visiting her grand Grande this week to attend a family at Sandy, before continu- in Sherman county. Wonderful Stearns Cattle Co. six week summer school. Young ington to Stevenson, Washington, man Davis, is now located on a mother in California. ? s opportunity.' $15 to $20 im a Prineville, Oregon stock ranch. Bert visited his old Mrs Dorothy Albert# left last Paul la staying with Mrs John where they spent a few hours day. No experience or capital neighbors while here. week for Joplin Missouri to vis Lamb. required. Permanent. W rite to visiting with Mr and Mrs Marion OVER 125 COWS Mrs Georgia Cochran accompan. Crews. Mr and Mrs Free Crews Mrs E. A. Cushman came up it her grandfather who is ill. day. McNESS COMPANY, Dept with calves at foot from 'Carson, Washington with B, 2423 Magnolia S t , Oakland Mr and Mrs Charles Belshee led Mr and Mrs Karl Landstrom and Mr and Mrs Ed Feldman of 100 OTHER FEMALES her brothei* Jim Woods, to visit took, their grandaughter Janet, and daughter Maris Lou to Moro Wasco were also guests of the 7, California. v 17-8p cows, 2-year old heifers, her sister, Mrs L. V.Moore. She half way to Portland Sunday last Friday night. The Land» young Crew’s that day. FOR SALE: Shingles, retail and and yearling heifers left Monday after three days where thew met their daughter, Strom's left Sunday with her par Mr and Mrs A. C. Grindle and wholesale; also Cedar posts. Mrs Avery Martin and enjoyed a ents, Mr and Mrs L. L. Peetz ac- daughter Connie, were up, from Make your hotel reservations di Clem Eslinger, Hillsboro, Ore. spent here. J. Ed Eaves Sr. and wife ar picnic lunch. Janet returned • to The Dalles Wednesday evening to rect to Pilot Butte Inn, Bend, Ore. 38-43c rived last week from Arizona to Portland with her mother. visit with Mr and Mrs Carrel visit his son and they left Tues Dean Wilcox, son of Mr and ONE DAY SALE ONLY Bennet. Mr Grindle works in the day for the Oregon coast to spend Mrs George Wilcox of Salem is for Catalogue write •hank in The Dalles. Attorney at law a few day». here for harvest and driving MILLER & TEALE CARD OP THANKS Mr and Mrs Charles Ruggles truck for Stan Coelsch. Sales Mgrs. We wish to give our sincere in s u r a n c e aXd daughter, Connie, are in Ida Clarence Sperling and daughter, MORO W. 807 Shoshone, Spokane 9, thanks 40 the frineds who aided ho for a vacation with the Serai Donna Kay, came home Monday Monday, Wednesday. Friday MORO — OREGON Washington us and sent flowers and condol Searcy 8. of this week with the Blaine Da Afternoons ences to the funeral of Mrs Susie mon’s. Hastings. , Mrs Leona Cauthere was sur Mr and Mrs Lewis Hastings prised Tuesday by a group of t h e dalles ladies on her 80th birthday. . 211 East Thind Street Mrs Vie Race is here for har C H U R O H E 9 Telephone 3209 Corey of the Pacific Pow Mrs W. C. Reid of Portland has Rev. JLMcFarUne. r .< e r Glen ' £ Light company dropped been up to help h er parents, Mr some news m atter from a plane and Mrs Howard Conlee .during Leaving for Wisconsin at ..the fair grounds Wednesday harvest, -v, > afternoon which was retrieved by Mrs Edna Melzer and daughter, Ralph Brtebine. It tells of the Priscilla left the last Of this week On Vacation transfer of common stock in the for a two weeks vacation taking Hev. and Mrs James K. , Mac- Farlane and son will leave next Sunday night by train for their home Jh Wisconsin to spend the month of August there. ' Rev. MacFarlane will preach in four churches north - of Milwaukie during his stay. Dave Conner of LaGrande Is tricing over, the duty of field re presentative for the state veter ans administration and will make regular calls here. He was here Tuesday night to make his first acquaintances. « George Bradley was taken to Salem Monday by Sheriff Fields and K enneth Zachary after he had'■ pleaded guilty to forgery Saturday afternoon before Judge Mackay on a charge placed by Joe Morris o f Rufus. Bradley received a two year • sentence. Phil Ruggles was in town on business from The Dalles Tues- d iMr and M rs. Charley Powell am on the ranch for the harvest season, which is not so good as usual since the hail went across their place. Mr and Mrs Wily Knlghten and fam ily were at Northwestern lake Sunday to visit with tije L. V. Waltons who summer there. Roy Oilman is now working In the Mlsener Bros, garage, hav ing left his employment at Wasco vest aqd ia cooking for the men on her brother’s farm, he being Carroll Sayra. Mr and -M rs Marion Powell were In Moro Wednesday from La Grande, George G. Updegraff . THE TAVERN Mac’s Welding & Machine Shop • Go A n yw h ere See Me For W a sc o M e th o d st C h u rch -» . » ♦ Steel Bring Your Troubles to Mac A. D. McConaughy Wasco Oregon Shop Phone 332 Unmp 331 • W rf h a v e a ll m a g a z in e s on s a le G A N D Y : B ro w n <fc H a le y I m p e r ia l CON F E C T IO N E R Y PORTABLE W ELD ER - 10:00 a. m. Church School No Worship Service Carl E. Stierle, Minister Ed’s Place ♦ z > A PANTS Good, Sturdy that wear long and stand hard » -».«r •** : 4 usage < E. Todd Bill MORO COMMUNITY A f • > ' - W a sc o C h u rch o f C h r ist For Steaks Cooked the way You Like Them Tasty Salads - _______ „ / ■— ~ You are welcome! F. Claude Stephens, minister. STEAKS-ROASTS-SHORT ORDERS-PLATES G ra ss V a lle y B a p tis t C h u rch Kenneth Zachary, Manager Sunday school 10 a.m., morning worship 11 a.m. BOaooOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOQOGOOOOOnnrr ooooouej uu u H M M Good Coffee ——------------- ------ CHURCH Sermon "One Day At A Time" A friendly church invites you. J. MacFarlane, pastor. to m ove here. 4 < Wont Ad» VINCENT G. 6 E M Drinks - Pool - Snooker - Fountain ' SEE US FOR TOOSE 1 EMERGENCY HARVEST REPAIRS ' Wholesale Dealer In ’ SHELL OIL PRODUCTS L u b e r F in e r » S to r a g e T a n k a ftN H A I j F A DAY’S NOTICE WE’LL GIST ANY KIND OP DINNER YOU O R D W POR A OROUP^EU^1^ ’ IVK COURSE D .N N E » WITH WHAT YOU W ANT IN IT. Have plenty of sox for footease As Advertised in CLAMOUR a n d F it t in g s O IL TEL. 241 B U R N ERA ** MORO, ORE. IMMEDIATE Attention to Breakdowns 1 F llR S H O P C O M P L E T E A U T O M O T IV E S E R V I C E IN D IA & H IK B E R L IN G T I R E S S H E L L PRO DUCTS V A L V O L IN E M O TO R O IL F IR S T STO R A G E M IN IM U M $3.00 In su r e d a g a in s t lo s s by fire , t h e ft an d m o th s. F r e e sto r a g e o n re m o d e lin g , o n e d a y n o tic e i s re q u ir ed b e fo r e r e m o v i n g fro m sto r a g e . Work Shirts that outlast the job by can or barrel 'v Sherman Motor & Equipment Co., Inc. C o m m o d o re F u r S h o p V 3rd Ave Entrance Commodore Ho. «•The Dalles . Phone 9240 BOB AXTELL, OWN ER & PROPRIETOR .. . M oro, O reg o n Phone 191 LATHE WELDING WORK Moro Variety & to d y Moro Hall, Sat. July 26 Sponsored by American Legion Hansen’s Music Come & Relax f &3E >■, »■ YOU SAVE time and avoid parking problems when you use our convenient Bunk-by- Mafl plan. You merely post .from your nearest mail- box. . . A r check« for deposit in «pedal imber, Fuel & Feed , envelope, which we supply free of charge Your ?or- ner mailbox i, • teUer’, window which u always open. * t • » f c A. ar^NOlOS, • KASBEK»*, AssMon» RODNEY COOP«. Assistant M«mo».r < ?4 THF DALLES BRANCH * ■a ’• and bunter f r « “ - ■J ♦ hu I U N IT E D STATES N A T IO N A L B A N K , sa ••»•«»« MH* «»•»•»• •••••" Fuel (wood & coal) *b* And attention ia wbat youU < • » . . . in claaaroom or on a d a»*. . . wbon you wonr ..skor on« of t b /.o 100% Virjm w ool.. T b e f U iJ — o n . - p i . c t ia fi<ur«-alimn.ia< and WWW“ 1 wHfc ntatal buttons and l.alb «» boh Tbo »tripod two-piaeor w h it tle l b . w aiotbn. and n a b* worn u n oui» or d ç c . Colo». aro brown. GRETA ' »0« H. fla w d Steoo* T b , Dalla«, Oro«on *"1S- Shingles, Paint, Chick- J Feeds Concentrates for Cattle. H. Ziegler, Grass Valley *5 [W* *4
