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S H E R M A N C O U N T Y J O U R N A L , M ORO, O R E G O N
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with the Western^ Skyways for
the past 23 months.
Mr and Mrs E. Amidon return
ed from California last Thursday
after spending a couple of month
in a warmer and drier climate.
Accidents have been numerous
Bill Flatt drove home from La
on the Sherman highway since Grande Saturday to spend a day
the snow fell Sunday and 14 at home with his parents, Mr and
have been recorded. None have Mrs Vernon Flatt.
been fatal and serious injuries
Mr and Mrs Floyd Flatt were
were but one, Mrs Rose E. Wal visitors in Portland last weekend.
lace of Burbank, Calif., having ~ Raymond* Leroy Mytlner, 15,
suffered shoulder injuries when of Spokane was arrested Friday
the car in which she was riding by Sheriff Norrmti Fields and
went off the DeMoss hnl. A sta lodged in the jail > at The Dalles.
tion wagon* driven by M. C. He was accused of having stolen
Conklin of the Pendleton hospi a car.
tal and carrying another atten Born: A 7 lbs. 5 oz. son to Mr
dant and a patient collided and • Mrs Bob Axtell, Monday
head-on with a Consolidated morning, February 2, at The
truck driven by J. A. Merriman Dalles. Name Vernon Clare.
of Wallace, Idaho just south of
The Junior Ladles club of the
Moro, resulting in much damage Community church is sponsor
to the station wagon but no ser ing a silver tea Thursday, Febru
ious injuries. At least half of the ary 12 at the home of Mrs Anna
accidents were confined to slid Moore between tha hours of 2
ing of the road when brakes were and 5. Everyone is welcome.
applied on t slippery pavement^
W. Theron Jones, representa'
John E. (Curiie) DeMoss and tive of the National society for
was here
family moved from Portland last Crippled Children
week to the DeMoss Springs’ Tuesday to make' plans for the
ranch where he will do the farm-
in and service work for the De-
Moes Springs Electric.
He was
Accidents Numerous
On Icy Highways;
F R ID A Y , F E B R U A R Y
«, 1$4$
FOR «f
~2 h>n Chevrolet
truck Complete with bulk and
stock racks. Call 251 Wasco
LOST: Green alligator bill fold
contents $3.50 cash and lunch
ticket with name Geraldine
RuiL Mrs John Rust, ph-401,
G n $ i Valley Oregon
14c
FOR #ALE OR TRADE:
Chap
man freezer 15 cu. ft. - new -
never been uncrated. Cost $471.
* will »ell at $350 on long terms,
or trade for beef cattle or hogs.
Write care this newspaper.
TAKEN UP: One 2 yr" old white
faced steer, right ear off-
branded 112 Over 13, at my
place 18 miles N. E. of Moro.
— Geo. Drlnkard Jr.
14-5c
FOR SALE: Weaner pigs. E. M.
Salinger. Grass Valley.
13-<p
11. Increase your yield 5 to 10 bu. per A.
| l No dockage for dirty grain!
I am now equipped to do all
kinds of sewing, some tailoring
dressmaking and upholster-
Iny ^ frw H. W. McCormick,
Grass. Vallay. Phone 151. 10-3c
S H A N IK O
3. Easier to harvest through ccmbine
4. Less t! an $4.75 per A. for 3-4 lb.
Ester type material
5 Y e a rs
£ We have the equipment 8 P la n e s
I We have the experience
When Do You Want Us?
n the N e w Year
T he Gay Shop
to z-
Mrs Glade Carrigan drove
The Dalles Friday tc take James
Phifer to the Mid-Columbia hos
pital for a few days. Mrs Phifer
and brother Bob Garrett went to
The Dallas Sunday but stopped
at Grads Valley on the way home
because of slick roads.
W asco, O reg o n
T. Lester Johnson
LAWYER
MORO
W e do lots of things
There’s the bus station,
Phone-Yakina
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For the N e w Look
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2,4-D Can Save You Money
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FOR SALE: HART’S CHIX-PUL
LETS. ST. RUN and COCKER
ELS. Order early to insure de
livery on your’ favorite date.
Parmenter Reds, Christie New
Hampshire«
White
Rocks, _
Rock-Hampshire Cross a n d
White Leghorns.
Write for
price ? Bat and circular. Harts’
Hatchery, Beaverton, Ore. 9-tfn
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George G. Updegraff
GRAIN GROWERS
Wont
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Church services were «conduc- Francisco and Los Angeles, C a l/ Mrs Jewel Herin.
campaign' which will start the low bidders ;on each. Require- .ted- by Rev. Howard Schilling of later they will go to Flordla to
Miss Gerita Riggs spent the
last o rF eb ru ary and „ end at ments are for 5500 yards between Grass Valley here Sunday-. The spend the winter months.
week-end
at her school friend
Easter. Stamps will be sold to Wasco and .Grass Valley and next service will lie Feb 715. Don
Lorraine
Millard’s
home.
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Mrs
La
Villa
Stone
left
Thurt£
raise money to care for crippled 6900 yards between Kent and E a rla n d Sammie Ljons'of Kent day for Ashland.
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were attendants.
persons, particularly in Oregon Cow Canyon.
Mrs Ardie Jordon,
Rufus
W. A. Hayes drove to Califor A number erf Shaniko residents
inasmuch as 92 percent lof the
March
of
Dimes
chairman/
re
nia
Sunday,
returning
Tuesday
were in The Dalles Monday to at ports a total of $127.06 was turn
money raised is retained in the
with Mrs Hayes and their sons, tend the funeral of Peter Joyce ed in to the county chairman this
Attorney at law
state
Honoring Mrs A. H. Barnum The family will remain here now ‘ of- Maupin.
Last years collections were
Mr and Mrs G. P. Johnson week.
on her birthday1 a party was giv as it was found impossible to
$76.16 and Sherman county was
en at thehome of Mrs Paul Ma.# rent a house in Calilornia with were in Portland the past week first in the state per capita with
MORO
on business returning Friday donations
Monday with Mrs Henry Barnum children in the family.
Monday,
Wednesday,
Friday
All
members
of
u,e
Moro
W>
evening.
as joint hostess Attending were
Mrs Catherine Boise a stu
Afternoons
man’s
club
are
invited
to
attend
Mesdames E. Schaeffer, G. Wal
dent at Monmouth has been in
the meeting of the Grass Valley A B O U T T H E C O U N T Y >
lan, B. H. Moore, G. Morrison.
The Dalles hospital since last
Here for his 82nd birthday m Woman’s club next ■ Tuesday.
Mr and Mrs Ricllte Dingle and Monday.
February
10.
Jay Price of North Bonneville,
Mrs Ada May Warren attended
TH E DALLES.
Guests for dinner Wednesday
The past week hu3 been a bet the Ed Ashcrolt funeral in Gold-
uncle of Art and Elvln Barnum.
211
East 'third Street
night
at
Mr
and
Mrs
Charles
Accompanied by his wife Mr. ter one for the athletes of the endale Tuesday. Wednesday they Kuypers’ home, were Mr and
Telephone
3209
Price is a frequent visitor here, Moro school. Last Friday night, motored to Mosier taking their
and is attentive to pioneer mat the boys won from Maupin by a grand-daughter Mrs W arren who
ters having been born here in scocre of 32 to 17 and the girls has been their houseguest for I
1866 when the country, was ai took a decision from the Maupin some time, to her home. In Mo
girts at volleyball by 44 to 20. sier, they called on Mr and Mrs
most as young as ha was.
Chris Taylor moved last week Tuesday night Moro won from Roy Stewart.
Making a trip to Portland
to the former Annie Buoy house the Papooses in The Dalles by
35 to 16. Harvey was high point where she spent some time visit
now owned by* John DeMoss.
man against Maupin with 12 ing was Mrs E. C. Eaton.
Bids were received by the high and
Hartley made 11 against
Glenn Wallace and son, Charles
way commission foi crushing The Dalles.
The grade team and Ea?l Morrison were Dalles
and stock piling of maintenance was badly* beaten
visitors Monday.
rock for the Sherman highway. there, Tuesday night, by the Rufus,
score
Mr and Mrs Charles Fulton
Lofts & Son of Hood River were being 30 to 10,
left T hursday To m otor to San
and newspaper,
agencies, Oregonian, Journal, C lrc n ic k
and M H S O ptim ist too, and the public
phone, and magazines and we feed ycu
and refresh you. Q u ite a place we have,
come in. W e can do someth ng fcr ycu.
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SPIED WAY FOR MIALSI The beautiful
Crosley Shelvador* give» you unequalled con
venience in meal preparation . . . plus every
outstanding improvement in modem home
refrigeration. Come in and AA.thcK advan
tages for yourself.
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Write-Yakima 908 So. 25th Avenue
CROSSLEY FROSTMASTER
For the BEST in Agricultural Aviation
call
The WEST-AIR CO.
’C"-.
If its Value you want-
E ven if'it is to ld you gotta have
T h e frozen food c a b in e t
fit« you r kitchen. F la t top
e x tra w o rk apace. __ F eeA
fa m ily
b etter thia
new ,
th r ifty w a y.
Sheets a n d Pillow s
W e n o w h a v e th e sh eets
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so m e p illo w c a se tu b in g
O u tin g fla n n e l a n d O ilc lo th
Ladies’ Sw eaters
M e n s’ W hite
S h irt;
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B ath T ow els
Metal Coffee M akers
BOB A X T E L L , O W N K B
A
P R O P R IE T O R
th a t
g iv«*
y— t
easy,
H o ld . 100
2 a % in. wide, 261 i n . deep.
Have m a rke tin g tr ip * , viaita to
the locker plant.
Cut
tim e. Y o u r kitchen ia jo u r handy
frozen food p an try .
See the
Croaley
F ro atm aster
F reezer in actual dem onstration
at o u r
showroom -at
DeMoss
Springs.
Also complete line of
(Vosley R adio’s
A ll available inow
crosley DELUXE range
Oversize Oven, K alorie Keeper
In sulatio n . .
Hervi-Chef Oven
ton m tlr tim e r and
on, cooks a meal,
so controls outlet
rear surface u n it.
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Control: Au-
clock, tn rn *
turns o ff. A l
o r 1250 w a tt
SAVE MILES BE
MEAI j S AHEAD
See. Crosley line before you buy
^ A l l available now
wT
.
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whslvador
. John and E th a DcMoas say: * ow J " stw‘ ^’ , Radios
Our
DeLnXP Range.
F ro st master « * * £ * * ’ %
price on a ll merchandise same
before C h r
D eM o ss Springs E lectric
it's PLYMOUTH YOU want
f$o other cor gives you all of P lym outh s
0 re at fea tu re « ot Plymouth’» low price. So
bo other cor ot any price can give y o u the
Top Vafue found In Plymouth.
Don’t tak* our word for it. C om e in
today and w e’ll ho glad to »how you the
p ro o f. S oj for yourself the d eta ile d chart
of 21 quality feature» found In h ig h -p rice d
car». See for yourself that low-priced Plym
outh ha» 20 out of 21 of these footuro».
See for vourself that neither of the othoi
2” low-priced loader» ha» half a» many.
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And above and beyond the 20 there are
Plymouth*» batlc engineering advantages:
Safety-Rim Wheel» to reduce tire-failure
hazard*; Safe-Guard Hydraulic Brake» with
a third more braking efficiency; Floating
Power Engine Mounting» for smoothest
performance; and m any other«. O nly
Plymouth ha« them In the lowest-priced
field! Only Plymouth gives you the Top
Value of high quality at lowest price.
TWf LOW-PRICED CAR MOST
LIRE HIGH-PRICED CARS
N o o n a n -P ra tt M o ro rs
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WASCO, OREGON
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