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PAGE î SHERMAN ’ COUNTY JOURNAL MORO, OREGON FRIDAY, OCTOBER 17. 1947 GAS AND O IL b ru ce G rady at G o ld e n d a le -M rf A. T. Striker. Thtirfif1av M rs Anna Lee left , T hursday Mr and M rs Damon Walds w ere for .Clarkston. Wssh n<to in Portland last w eek w here they visit her sister, M rs* H annah attended the stock show. > • . H in rich s. . . M rs Dana jean W atkins of Port- S. X Brock, m otor- land was a-w eekend guest of her Sm ith and Mrs Sadie parents, Mr and Jim S. M. Me- ed to Portland Thursday and Millin. ’ - ' >' tended the stock show. By Mrs Belle Clothier t Mr and M rs Carl Nelson and A ch ariv ari was Auxilb gon returned, re tu m e d rrom from c Camp Sherm an an uay day nig h t for Mr and Mrs David - The . . Am ', , erican ------ Legion , , — ------ \ son a m p anerm a5y ?Je d ts m onthly m eeting at gunday an(j a re visiting the lat- Richelderfer. __ th e home of Mrs Gus H artm ann te r»8 m oth er> Mr» M arian Medler. The Tuesday1 Study c > ^ t h ten m em bers present All Mr and Mra $ B Johnson and at th e home of Mrs A. L. Gosson. m em bers are urged to take or sons> and K enneth of T he following program w as pre- send g!fts ior the V eterans Chris- p o rtiand w ere weekend guests of sented: reading, Mrs n lb ,„ ™as g ift tab ,e a* the " ext m eet" the form er’s moth##, Mrs Belle 6w ett; paper “Story o f a B ble ing Nofember 14 w ith Mrs W. A. clothier. They w ere d in n er guests C haracter” by Mrs Leo Wa , aNi8be5 wGl* are al®° Saturday night Mrs A u g u sta and a very in te re s tin g ]et5 T acceptable. F ive dollars w as vot- H uckin ’• G erm any was read by Mrs Or? for C hrist™ s cheer. D ainty re- Mr and Mra A ndy s h e a re r and W orkm an. The Oregon State song £reshm *nts w ere served by th e grandson, Billy W illiam s, ’ w ere was sung followed by. refresh- at the close c f the meet- djnner guests Tuesday of th e lat- m ents * te r ’s son and, d aughter In law, Mr and Mrs Hal Shelton an Tbe contract club m et Mr and Max W illiam s. Nancy of Hood R iver w ere Sun- at the hom e of Mrs H. A. W h it4 Mrs A ugusta Huckin is leaving day guests in Wasco. _ YES, WE HAVE NO w orks well. a dessert luncheon was served, -W ednesday evening for Butte, ' ---------- ----- HAMBURGERS TODAY followed by th ree tables o f cards. M ontana as a delegate from the Keith Lewis High score w as held by .M rs Joe Soroptim ist clu b o f T he Dalles, A iSoap m aking gentlem an H ilderbrand. The ,pa8t M atron club cf - the named Luckm an (how droll) has. Mrs H. A. W hite entertained E astern S ta r m et T hursday at at the behest of the president, T hursday w ith a ° nf u? cloc^. th e home of Mrs A ugusta Huckin. gone to W ashington to handle luncheon w ith th ree tables of tabieg of contract w ere in the food situation, not only for F ro m 192« contract, honoring rom th e O b se r v e r O ct, 19, Mrs Floyd b loyd pjay w ith high score going to the residents of the United States L. L. Peetz drove to T he Dalles Root, who has retu rn ed to W asco Mrg w A N iflbdt. who are reporting to be well fed, but also to arrange for the feedm« w ith his V-type Cadillac and re- to m ake her home. M rs Paul Me- Mr and M rs Albert K aseberg of certain international indigents turned w ith a new straig h t « Coy , held isitors Sat- — - high score. w ere Portland rorw ano v vm iw is n from u m o. in line Studebaker. Mr and Mrsc F red H ennagin of u rd a y until Tuesday last week, across the sea. the campaign pyed Pickeft delivered five Portland came up Tuesday to Mrs j^attie Van Fleet returned So far, the campaign of of Mr more is week to: . — A. — E. Eslinger, \o te and w ere overnight guests _ h er hom e in California a fte r Luckm an has savored m o .— of —- cars v o i d th ****** — WASCO, OREGON ... of > taking ____ .. loz, s tr e llp H a ilp v Halley. spending _ >>__________ ...u w u ith v,«». her brass than brains, m ore F ra • n k . . Haynes, Joe Dotorc Peters, Pha« Chas, of of M M rs rs R B. E E strelle several ______ m onths Phone 552 headlines than of taking thought. F o rre ste r and the E xperim ent sta- K enneth F erguson of P ortland gjs^er and b ro th e r in law, Mr and or 681 Stripped to h is sh irt sleeves, even tion. , , was an overn ig h t guest of h.s as a h a r v e s t hand, his fram e has Quite a lot of w heat was sold m other In law, Mrs Lydia Darby, anw arpri in the public prints at K ent the first of the week for Tuesday. H a ^ b y day as he ¡ird e d him self „ 05 per bushel. M » O: W B arnett w ent to T he to a ttL k the problem of taking From the G. V. J. Oet. IS. 1918 Dalles Saturday w here she took 5iom Vncle Sam to feed John Bull All public m eetings have been a plane to Sacram ento, Calif and" the sufferers on the contin- been called off because of the where she will be the guest of Spanish influenza. Wasco and her sister^ M rs Jess G. C avitt an a Verv shortly a fte r the word Moro on Sunday had 35 cases family for two weeks. went officially out from the Inner and there w ere 40 here returned from a vacation spent sanctum in W ashington tt-at T here is ^ X ’T h e c i S ^ “ burg They weVe a X m - Thursday was to be poultryles*. shells and ^pits for the chemical « j ft)rmer s some one recalled th at annually w arfare service. McDonald Am erican presidents have been c.as dealers are asked to stop brother H a r y Me wont to proclaim a day of feast- the sale of ^ s o U n e betw een « p. A ugusta^H uckln. Mr an* them . Yes, of the hordes of ab a n doned souls who g ath er in the c ity ’s darkened doorw ays anti ---- Published Friday at quaff the spiked w ine o f despair, Moro, Oregon _________________ _____ but a few are banned from legal QB m L T F re u c h ........ - - - - - Editor v peing (X the total num tier whose M wcond claw matter ** the * at M o ro . Orairon un h r Act d rin k in g habits have caused of March 8. IliTt._________ m em bers of the fainj^y to take legal action 55 are wom en, about Dercent en rgven percent. Some sav say wom women ER V «seven are h ittin g the bottle m ore regu- I AT ! 0 N l&rily and m ore deeply. But if his is tru e in Oregon it is not NATI« € D I7 O R IA L _ eflected in the s t a t i c s . J V .I A I I k J N Probably one of th e reasons a ASSOCIATION l a r e ^ l u m b e r do not have th e ir " ” — » /T Z w n w U . lg the O FFIC IA L COUNTY PA PER doe, n «t work very well. ___________ , i.ff-n .------ senem e uuv.u u ' SUBSCRIPTION RATH» ^ 7 m e Srdic?ed person a drink, if 1200 n^oDertv tem pted. Generally it ONE YEAR ¡« a v b e a small town m ethod of OCTOBER 17, 1947 _____ b rn dlint* drink when it overcom es man and as such it probably riw tc* H omtzma I In Other Days Wasco Auxiliary Mac’s Welding & Machine Shop - Mr and Mrs K enned. Blau and Votes Aid For Vets Hospital Fi nd 1 PORTABLE WELDER Go Anywhere See Me For Steel Bring Your Troubles to Mac A. D. McConaughy Wasco Oregon ' Shop Phone 332 Home 331 £ o m the Observer. Oct. 1«. HM* V w X ^ o n s S com m unity w , ^ o - “ ^ v S R. H. McKEAN and SON IS S V B A H O B 1 1 Grain« Feed, Flour, Fuel ** Farm Implement*, Bags, Twine BARBED W IRE—GOOD POSTS PHONES Residence Office Feedstore 182 • < 162 163 - OREGON î - î WASCO t t llh e ir M r^ .n d Yes. thousands of froo milos from the tires you now h a v e ... through scientific TRU-BAUIKINft. Takes so LITTLE TIME ■»O O O O O PC O O O O O O O TXXSO O O O O O O O O O O O O O O eaO O O O O O O O O O O O O O t thought was not one of the hotter learn of the death or I n il itu g g ie^ dem onstrated a ttrib u tes of Mr in Portland w here he was b e i n g ---------------- ----------------------- — Luckman- and his advisers. treated fo r illness. Probably It is very selfish and I. D. Pike took his threshing M a rs h practically an isdlationist attitude o u tfit over into the Cottonwood and also against the world politic settlem ent last week and thresh- favored by the »tate departm ent ed th eir w heat for them , hut it appears th at m any a beef- The weeds have gone to seed North turn at WASCO steak is going to he eaten on Tues- again as u s u a l Will th is be so in day and a lot of eggs are going 1919. 1929. and 1999? Wasco, Oregon to be spoiled for their original About 200 persons from this purpose on a T hursday vicinity attended the fair at T he Phone — 282 Yep, the number of farms in where our free, AmeriAt life A m ericans are a most generous Dalles last week a n * pronounce America is shrinking (by a quarter- secure. Where every member co- people, a people who are willing it one of the best. million in the last five years!). operates and shares the work . . . to help a neighbor, and who take --------------------- - What’s happened to the missing «’ living together in temperance and em otional delight In giving i * farms? The land has been takrii tolerance—temperance that pre »ln»nce Yet unless and unUl n - J G lr / , p jc„ ic in by other farms, increasing the fers a moderate beverage like beer, th ere is a greater fund of infor- mura average size by twfenfy acres! and tolerance for a taste that may m ation about the actual needs of W estm inister Fellow ship E urope’s people Mr Luckm an of the Moro Com m unity and Was- Does this growth mean' farm be different from one’s own. m lght Just as well stay by his CQ M ethodist church sponsored ing’s no longer a family enter From where I sit, our Family soap pot and his industrial consol- cam p at W yeth the first tw o days prise? Just the Opposite! More Farms (and they’re 96% of all idations of this week. U nder the leader- families own farms today than farms) are something that thia --------------------- ship of the two Youth Counselors, ever— only w ith labor-saving country can be proud of! Mrs Nina Pinkerton of Moro and equipment they can handle more INTERDICTION Mrs M arguerite Kaseberg of Was- land, more work. « The list of approxim ately 800 co w ho also acted as cooks, and That’s as it should be. The family persons who m ay not buy drink- the m inisters, Rev Jam es M ar farm is a fortress of democracy—' ing liquor of any so rt is issued F ariane of Moro and Rev. Carl — m onthly to dispensers of intox- Stierle of Wasco, the camp. was r; A e S T A T IO N Copyright, 1947, United States Brewers Foundation icants. Dates of Interdiction go successfully operated. O ther ^ J T /X O O 1 A IV /X N beck to the sta rt of the Knox act cam ps are to t>e planned for in --------- -— ------------------------- into operation and th e compara- the future. tlvely small list indicates th a t in- The young people attending terdictlon has no t been a favored from Moro w ere Ronnie May. Ev- method of preventing hardened elyn K irk elie.- W ily Knighten. d rin k ers from engaging In th eir K eith Thom pson I*eslie Edwards, NO RTHW EST DU C O M IC I FKAR> ore a fomows früh o f p*quom favored pastim e. Joan Oveson, Priscilla Me zer & tostefulness. W hile thousond» of acres of poors ore grown onne- It is the sm aller tow ns w here David Moore. Those attending olly in thé» region, the du Comice claims unique distinction es on interdiction is used as a m eans of from W asco w ere Darlene Ma* outstanding luxury fruit. The potent tree o f this species, originated keeping relatives from buying cheel, Patsy Fulton, K eith Land- in Angers. Fronce. Large du Comice plantings were mode in the liquors. One tow n of little over a ers, Leland Anderson, L a rry Kase- Northwest at the turn of »he century. thoueand has alm ost five tim es berg and Patricia ^ aseb^jy- ar m any on the list as has Port- attended from the R ufus Nazar^ land w here only 10 drinking m en church, Nell Coats and Carol have had th e legal ban pu t upon Sm ith. STANLEY SWETT - I Costs - ; 1 Rom where I sit... ¿y Joe so LITTLE MONEY .. .. - _ —j OUT OF THE REPAIR SHOP Keeps your car M y s te ry o f the M issing Farm s OUT OF - THE HOSPITAL May keep you Auto Repairing And TRU-BAUNCIN6 w h w ls w ilt f i v e you the m ileage your tires w ere built to give. Atlas T ires Play safe, be wise, drive in tom orrow and have your wheels TRU-BALANCID w h ile you w a it. Atlas Batteries Stanley Swett Chevron Service Station CHEVRON a r o u n d th e tu r n a t W A S C O , O R E G O N W ill Y O U lose your homo? • i f your property has passed through many bands, title to it becomes a com plicated m atter. You could even lose your home. T a k e the case o f M r. Jones.* Shortly after his family _ . „ was settled in a new home he found a deed to the property bad previously been recorded by another party. Jones had to go to court to save his home. A Commonwealth In sured T itle search would have revealed this double claim to ownership and probably prevented a costly law su it. Your deed alone is no assurance that property is yours. I f a Commonwealth Insured T itle shows you own the property, you are protected against such claims. Avoid fear of loss. Have full protection of ownership. Ask your experienced realtor, attorney or banker about Commonwealth Insured Title. *• • A u w Une always stands out QUALITY IS ALWAYS WORTH WAITING FOR Blitz-Wcinhard’s fame, like its golden color, shines through the years. That’s because people o f good taste, who know good taste, keep right on asking for it...th e beer so good it’s guaranteed satisfying! v , • F • rr •** “ (ft • wwzo iu M lfflW i Mory except for lb « oam« Sherman ( BEEF ASKINfi f!K IT » lin t Oaaranieeef Satis/iyinff BEER ew>* Oregon U J i HASTINGS 8 RO NALD OIL PRODUCTS i m k e T l s t“ e X d e^ resistan « . R e X r s aSl X n P,o think tha, f o r , s l t i . W l I H M A l» C O M FA H V o F O IT L A M p , O IIO O M . r-.- ey
