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About Sherman County journal. (Moro, Or.) 1931-current | View Entire Issue (April 2, 1948)
P PAGE 3 SHERMAN COUNTY JOURNAL, MORO, OREGON FRIDAY, APRIL 2, 1948 day, April 8, at the courthouse be tween the hours of 10 a. m. and 3 p. m. Charles Logan has been here this week checking the county’s books as auditor. * Mrs Collls Moore and son Da vid and Ronnie May left Thurs day morning for Portland to see the freedom train. Mr and Mrs Tom Jones attend ed the christening of their grand son, Micheál Joe Hood, at the Church of the Chimes in Dufur Sunday. Some one borrowed Mrs Lucy Ruggles wheelbarrow and so fart has forgotten to bring it back. She’d- like to have it. , Mrs Edna Mc’zer, accompanied by her daughters, Mrs Harold Murphy and son of Portland and Priscilla, drove to Spokane Mon day to visit for a few days with the eldest daughter, Mrs Edmund Cushing and family. Mr and Mrs Walter Ruggles of Wasco were hosts Easter Sun day to a dinner which Mr and Mrs Oscar Ruggles, Mrs I>*ona Cauthers, Mr and Mrs Phil Rug gles, Mr and Mrs Charles Rug gles, Mrs Lucy Ruggles and Mrs Lu Brown were guests. Mr and Mrs B. H. Roberson left Monday- for Los Angeles to spend the week visiting her mother who resides there. Mollie McLachlan wishes to thank her friends who have plowing but not with much en generally. But it Is April and visited her and sent cards and daughter, Sharon Coelsch, drove Wheeler taking treatments for gifts while she was in the hos to Helmick’s Sunday and had Ea arthritis and making some Im thusiasm for the ground is wet seeding and plowing can’t ' wait She is in the draws and pretty soggy forever. pital , ster dinner as guests of Dr, and provement, she writes. expected home next week. Mrs W. N . Morse of The Dalles. ■ John DeMoss was Installing D isplay Ability t Spring this week has been a Olen Hansen, nephew of Mrs an electric appliance at the Lu of the calendar instead of ther Davis ranch last week and Soren Hansen, stopped here Wed matter the temperature. Early risers The fifth and sixth grade stu nesday night while on his way copper pipe was needed so Lu th i n g s find the ground frosted white, dents have a display in the win ther and John flew to Wasco to Pasadena from his home in those who venture out without a dow of the Moro Variety |& and back by the time they could Renton, Washington. Farmers are Remedy store, depicting a very Mrs Ernest Houston is in coat are chilled. have driven 20 miles. There’s the bus station, and newspaper black aborigine playing his drum Mrs Leola Church arrived Wed outside a native hut. Frank nesday for a visit at the home of Scherrer did much of the work agencies, Oregonian, Journal, Chronicle her brother, Art Barnum, coming and Joy Lane is chairman of the from Portland. committee to raise money for A family reunion for the Ha-r- European aid. and M H S O ptim ist too, and the public ry Pinkerton family occurred over the Easter holiday when Wm. Henry Weatherspoon of sons Dean and Alan were home Elgin, accompanied by W. W. phone, and magazines and we feed you from OSC and Patricia from the Slrrine, was in Moro Thursday university and Mary from Port to make his first trip through land. this territory in the Interest of and refresh you. Q uite a place we have, M M. Oveson and Clarence Mr. Weatherspoon’s candidaqy Huis drove to Corvallis Wednes for congress. He is opposing 3 T ab S quare Butt $8.1 day to confer with the state arch Lowell Stockman for the Repub come in. W e can do something for you. ltect about construction of a new lican nomination. house on the experimental sta H ex Shingles 6.£ E. V. Arstill was in Pendleton tion grounds. Wednesday* on business. Work on the-repair of the resi A drivers license examiner dence at the fair grounds Is about 9 0 pound slate 3.( will be on duty in Moro, Thurs- completed and J. W. Coons and family are expected to move in soon. 65 pound S uper Smooth Mr and Mrs Wily Knighten are in Portland this week to at » tend the sessions of the state F o r S p rin g o u ts id e w o r k 55 pound teacher’s association. Mr and Mrs IN S U R A N C E Keneth Young are also attending yy » as are some of the other Sher- 45 pound w o m e n s * c o v e r a l l s & s la c k s mon county teachers, this being OREGON MORO a vacation period at the schools Mr and Mrs E. E. Barnum r 18 inch Valley slate 2.0C drove to Redmond Sunday to Also sweaters and suitable sox have Easter dinner with their 15 pound A sphalt felt 3.1(1 son, Cleo and family. Mr and Mrs Marion Crews of, Stevenson, Wash., were over and night guests Saturday of Mr and Mrs Darwin Van Gilder, and CONCRETE WORKER HOME & AUTO RADIOS were Easter dinner guests as were Mr and Mrs Dell Olds of Valley and Mr and Mrs W . A. HAYES Harrys Radio Senke Grass Free Crews of Wasco, at the Van Gilder home. Mr and Mrs Mac Bull had as 31» E. 3rd St. Easter day guests thefr son, Phone 424 THE DALLES, OREGON Hollis and family from Condon. BOX M l, MORO, OREGON ^OQOOOOOC»OOOOOCOC«XXXX>S<ZS<Z>C<XXX>0<XXZ>G<XXXX>0<XXXI Mr and Mrs L. V. Moore and Mrs Gladys Morrison and grand- Grade Children Bill E. Todd W d do lots of ROOFING Now Available THFliTAVERN CA RPEN TER M e n s ’ work clo th es Moro Lumber & Fuel overalls Ed’s Place N ew frocks arriving daily in SHANIKO Gaberdines, Silks, Cottons By Mrs Maude G arrett Lovely new Nylon hose in 1 5 & 30 denier The Gay Shop B . W a s c o , O reg o n .___________ OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOCOOOOoOOOOOOOOOORJB Hear Ye! Hear Ye!! Come one, Come all .... Members, Families, Friends ' Also Yoar Horses Potluck Lunch and Business M eeting 1:00 A pril 4 M oro City P a rk Followed by fun w ith horses Sherm an County Riders H arold D. Eakin, president M a rjo rie V a n G ild cr, sec.-treas, Dufur is having a dance A p ril 3, a ll invited Ranch & Homs Store o p e n i n g a t M o r o , A p r i l 1, 9 a .m . Handling: Hardware, Paints, Sporting Goods, Household Articles, and Farm Supplies A useful gift will be given to the first 100 families registering at our store on the ahoue date. With each $1.00 sale during the first 9 days after opening, we will give a chance on a grand prize, drawing to be held April 10. at 3 p.m., prize to be announced opening day. W e Welcome Y o u T o V is it U s "» v ~ - ir -w - ~ r - - n r - ’’ ’ W" Y o u L ik e T h e m Tasty Salads - -Good Coffee - -r- -r- •» ’ Moro Variety & Remedy ON HAI.F A DAY’S NOTICE WE’LL GET ANY KIND OF D IN N E R YOU ORDER FOR A GROUP. FULL FIVE COVRHR D IN N ER W ITH WHAT YOU W ANT IN IT. K n if e S e t s BOB AXTELL, OWN ER & PROPRIETOR OPEN SUNDAYS 1 A FULLY AUTHORIZED PONTIAC DEMER Arstill-Monroe Pontiac Inc M ORO, OREGON During tha past month., It h . , been our pleasure to he able to take care of your trans, portation nead, a. an authorized Pontiac Service Station. Now, we have been accorded a cem pl'f Pontiac dealership and, under our new status, we will handle the ,ale of new Pontiac» a« wall a» service. We welcome thi. broadened opportunity to serve you and the entire community. And we are proud of our affiliation with the thousand, of reputable and successful businessman across the country who constitute the Pontiac dealer organization. In our new capacity we pledge owner, here the quality of service associated with hilly authorized Pontiac dealers in all parts of the country. 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 Hampshlre8, White Rocks, Rock-Hampshire Cross a n d Write for White Leghorns. price list and circular. Harts’ Hatchery, Beaverton, Ore. 9-tfn NOTICE TO ELECTORS I hereby announce that I am a candidate for the office of sen a tor for the 18th Senatorial Dis trict comprising Wheeler, Gilliam and Sherman counties, subje</t to the will of the Republican voters. If nominated and elected, I will perform the duties of the office to the best of my ability. STEWART HARDIE, Condon, Oregon K a -B a r D rinks - M AGAZTNtS - Fountain ‘YOUR HOUSE OF BEAUTY’ The Dalles, Phone 2797. Steam baths for men or ladies. E f fective, invigorating for rheu matic, neuralgia' conditions. Hand massage. Lady or man attendants. Scientific reducing methods. The Dalles Phar. Bldg. Rm. 1. tfn FOR SALE: New Crosley Shel- vador Refs., Elect. Ranges & Radios, Deep Freezers—up right & tabletop, Hotwater Heaters upright & tabletop, Stromberg Carlson Radios, Launderall & Twin Tub Dex ter Washers. Used Servel Refs., Gas comb, flat top range, Twin tub & single tub Dexters, Maytags, Thor, MW, Zenith, washing machines. DeMoss Spr. Eect. Phone 857, Moro, tf LOST: Between home and Moro, via Grass Valley, ladies small rose-gold Bulova watch with black cord band. It has a num ber on the back which I can give for identification. Reward Mary Eakin, Grass Valley 21-3c THE BEST one-man business in this county now available. In come starts at once. We fur nish capital. Write J. R. Wat kins Co., 137 Dexter Avenue, Seattle 9, Wash. 21-9c and for practical novelty you'd “ ought to see these big piggy banks, smooth and hold money F or S te a k s C o o k e d th e w a y Want Ads at F air G rounds , * Tom Morelli arrived Tuesday evening to spend his Easter va cation with his brother, Joe. Harold Higginbottom, who has been working on the Morelli ranch the past winter, left Tues day for Kent to work on the Amick ranch with Mrs Mildred Smith. Lester Holt left Friday for Prineville on business. » Rev. Howard ^chilling held Easter services here Sunday af temoon. He was accompanied by Mrs Schilling and two sons and R A Stow Mrs Maude Garrett, son Bill and father, W. J. Crozier went to Grass Valley Sunday to attend church. Joe Morelli purchased a herd of Angus calves this week and moved them to his ranch near here. Mrs Marie Hanks and her cou sin, Mrs Grace VanCleve spent the Easter week end with Mrs Hanks’ sister, Mrs Peggy El wood at Hermiston. For the first three days of last week the home extension work shop met at the home of Mrs Marie Hanks with Frances Har vey, as Instructor. Attending were Mesdames Lillie Rees Alma Hastings. Frances McKay, Helen McCulloch, Laura Silver- tooth. John Creegan of Antelope was» a guest of Duncan McLennon. irts, so x IA S Y P A Y M IN T L O N 8 I R V I C I BILLS OF $ 2 8 . 0 0 PONTIAC to r t 9 4 t t A F I N I CAR M A D I IV IN F f Ff f R In the 1948 Pontiac you’ll find counties« improvament« which add to It» traditional quality and value. Without a doubt, the 1948 Pontiac 1« the moat beauttfnl, the most luxuriont and the molt dependable Pontiac ever built. And It’« now available with General Motor« Hydra-Matic Drive oo *11 models at extra coat. See the 1948 Pontiac today. L 08 M O R I. F
