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About Sherman County journal. (Moro, Or.) 1931-current | View Entire Issue (April 30, 1948)
< -V -4 *3 A. Sixtieth Year No. 26 Moro, Oregon, Friday; JVpril 30. 1948 Wa sco Takes First T h ese Gime From Fossil T h in g s In High Wind W e. N ote REA Finishes Construction; Official County Paper Aviatiors Sav Plane Was In Good Shape In Fatal Accident Farm Connected Wasco won the first ball irame of the season on their field Sun day afternoon by a 9 to 7 score jafter nine innings of rather loose ball, made less accurate by a live ly spring wind. Neither Riskosky for Wasco <nor Prindle and his successors for Fossil were air tight and the •fielding followed suit, but such things are expected for the first game no matter what the league Fridley did the catching for the locals, Ashbrook played first, Van Gilder, second; Keneth Young, third; Jensen, short and the outfield was composed of Steve and Jim O’Meara and Da vid Rich(4derfer. Next Sunday the Wasco team will go to Arlington and May 9 Condon will play on the Wasco grounds. z Robert W. Epley and M. II. • Bender, of the Columbia Crop Nearly every farm in Sherman Dusting company, owners of the City Council Votes For Bond Election May 21 The Moro City council in a special meeting Wednesday night either the newly constructed p &ne ln wh,ch John Nlcholl was passed two resolutions calling REA lines or from the Pacific Killed, protest that the story for a special election May 21 to , Power & Light. Contractors fin- in last week’s Sherman County vote on the issuance of $8,500 , U ishing the Job of building REA Journal was wrong. They state in bonds in two series to raise Une8 thelr worR jagt that the plane had been worked money to improve the water sys- by Giles L. French week and departed, leaving the on by a licensed mechanic after ^em and repair a n d rebuild job of connecting the few remain- ^s crash on the Pinkerton farm st,eets and drains. Sign advertising a gubernator ing farm houses to local service and that the regular OK had been Both resolutions are in the form ial candidate says, “He’s doing of charter amendments which given as to Its condition. men. a good job”, but doesn’t say who must be passed upon by the vot Some farm houses have not yet for. ers of the city. The first gives to been wired but the juice will be ♦* e ♦ e ♦ the council the power to levy* ready when that job is finished. S c h o o l C fim r A lot of this worry about $5000 in water bonds, the second Cost of the project which in- V llU ir Russia seems to have dropped gives to the council the power eludes all of Sherman county q > Ik off since General Clay refused to issue $3500 in street and drain and Wasco county to above I fCSCOtS irOOTaTTl WHATEVER HAPPENED TO CHOP SUEYL . . In t re d u c e d a t Lake S u c to be pushed out of Berlin. It bonds. Clarno is said to have been $620,- , * l u g i u m c e s s , N .Y ., to the t r a d it io n a l Anerienn dijsh o f bread soaked to probably isn’t as serious as pes Actual cost of the new Well 000 and the number of consum- The Dalles iiigh School the sa tu r a tio n p o in t in n ea t gravy, H o r e n c e Wu r e g is t e r s com simists think. Stalin who is the and the equipment that is in it p l e t e and vid e-o o en app roval, w h ile C a r l e s and Roger Langston, power in Russia is getting along . ------------- The development came at a M^ro^CommunityP^urch ^Tues* was c°nsiderably more lhan lh® B r it is h tw in e , look w ith an- • - > i, - 0 upon her la d y lik e u m in years and can’t be so vigorous o f a fork. Ihe c h ild r e n 's pr -'* ■ ‘ N,^oo* ---- peniaiuel. < t»d fortunate time for Sherman (lay nlght ln a I013.1. °.fe 7he wen as he was a few years ago. county farmers were, perhaps bv the local Faqtprn qtnr “ lltlle over for tne weH When he leaves this mortal coil Oregon Veterans for the first time in history, able Soloists were Carf lu tz C lar and now owes m ore th an to be preserved for his doting to buy all the electrical equip- e n ^ S m a n Martha Stonlet n for the l>ump and olher e‘,uip‘ public along with the embalmed ment the farmer or wife desired. Bob BercS and Relei^h Me ment now insta,led’ Water f c* remains of Lenin there will like Take Little Farming This will speed up the use of “ icke r Unde? d l r X Sam fu?d? wlU be ustMl *° n,ake ly be a squabble over who is go current which alreadv haR reach- Krebs the 49 voice choir stgig a up the differonce- ing to hold their reins. One trou Oregon has 1135 World War ed an average of 700 KW per long program and cheerfuly res Nothing has been paid on the ble with dictatorships; they of veteran enrolled in institutional • Merle Cummin®, h H .« » •Via V Mil- K.4 i I _ m onth. It was earlier as arvey ponded to encore numbers cho equipment. ten have a major disturbance on-farm training in April under sumed by the city fathers that ith w ere h e r e ------------------- James Rodman of Eugene, state Je r ar^d C' sen by the audience. when changing rulers. We change the GI bill, the state Departmen bonds could be issued in a short ours oftener tor did prior to of Veterans’ Affairs was inform chairman of the Republican par- ,aat Friday to npe< t w ith th e time. Legal technicalities have about the wtrrrn. *n Grogon, and John Durr, ex- 0011 ntY ACP c o rn y fttee ti 1932) and abide by the decision ed this week. slowed the job and City Attorney Figures given the department ecutive secretary of the commit-,Pey ,cr°P ‘y y g f l L - 'T y 3 tin 1 th at Historical Society at the polls. We seldom murder Harry Benson Buried i George L'pdegraff has ju s t. this Ralph L. M Morgan, su tee in Moro next e * --‘” -b e tW ttte many also rans. by R alph L. organ, state s ta te su Lev- will WHI be [,e in n ex t W w eQ >■- g govern- week been able to obtain the ap pt rviso? of agricultural « lu es-• «esday May 5. while on a trip ,,f r °'„ sale W > rni, ' s So don’t worry too much about Committees Named proval of John Schuler, bond Uncle Joe, he may bite hard tion, showed 12 types of farming through eastern Oregon. * r<w. . Monday In The Dalles attorney .on the form and sul>- in w hich tho«sP vptprans arp re d u ctio n in J)ri(( has been but he can’t bite so long. Btance of the Ixmds. (Note: Mun- n L i n t n a p t t h m - a« pm nlovees of M rs H ow ard Conlee, county made in Sherman^ county which Roy Belshee president of the ♦ ♦ ♦ * * ..... .............. has « ...vx-v ..~w. a ________________ v.. six .... tenths vv.v.K. ..______ ____ v Historical ________ ____ Harry M. Benson.77, father of lcipal bonds in Oregon sell much arranged meet- now has a _ base .„«w. rata*. of Sherman County So- These slogans of political can farmers or *as self-employed chairman- ing with them to be held at the bushel per acre. From this may ciety has named his committees Harry Benson of Moro, and him- better when approved by Schu- didates still interest. They vary building deducted percent each to and H. present p rv io p s e d u e n tio n a n d tra in - M oro W o m a n ’s c lu b u u u u u i g be u c u u v ic u 2 t. y v iv n n i for ui eacn w prepare p.xrjxa.v a.»vi m e m tlfe annu- sf ,f a former Sherman countian, ier). from one who promises the best n uTI .................. The Dalles _____ last Friday of m p n iIV m n t r a e t which will be attended by mem- 100 acres over the. first 100 up al picnic program which will he " ’f*1 in Th The need for repair to the of everything for his coun tbo VPtPran« ' A^tminifitra bers of the county executive com- to a total 20 p e rc en t reduction, held at DeMoss Springs Park, * . an J l,ness (,f several days drains in the city and for work ty. expressing the narrow view. with the Veterans Admimstra^ .............. ......... .......... ..... ............ A ftye pprcent wl„ al. June that b<,ing the first bun- ” e had ¿x*" found In a coma on is apparent be Others speak of national and even tion, which pays the state for su? mHtee> and interested Republi- from a heart attack earlier in cause the a streets large part of the con international matters over which twrviMinn and tra in in g on a oer cans who ma-v wish 10 oonw. A so be given for payment on ap- day in that month, the week. He was ixjrn in San Membership: Mil,.. crete that held the water in the the Oregon legislature has no capita basis and als£ pays GI lul’?,cheo.n t. at th* Mo£° Hotel plication which makes it possible von Bor Bernadino, Cal., Sept. 19, 1875. creek Is broken and useless. wil> end the meeting after which for a farmer to obfcin 60 percent Rtei, carrel Bennett. Harrv Pink control, expressing t h e very subsistence to the trainees. Surviving are two daughters. broad view. One estimable can W hile the Anril enrollment is Mr Rodman and Mr. Durr will protection at a oo<of':456 bush- erlon, Theodore Johnston, Bon Mrs Marie Lundy, and Mrs Far- Most of the streets In the flat els per acre on th?average farm. Christianson. Mr and Mrs ? Mer- rei I e w k nf Thn nniio« are dam damaged and som some e are are prac- prac- aro aged and didate is for the Democratic par- about a 38 percent increase over 8° on to« Hood River. Mer aTn * . W H ¿ r, rO'(‘; •-".V int,.— U hoped to av principles which indicates a year ago. Oregon still has less ril Oveson. more faith than is justified con than one-half of its quota of farm H istorical M arker: V " .. p" . ' v , ,,, . anl sidering the several factions of trainees. ter, Wily Knlghten, Mrs Georgn Pelxws of Portland and 17 grand ,lme s2 'da™af:e w111 not 1x1 that party. Merritt. .children and four great grand- Rrcat h<'reafter If all the screwy ideas express Program: Mrs O. N. R h v p I ps , children. He also leaves three Tbe election will be held In ed in platforms and slogans ever IzOls Hllderbrand, James Tate brothers Roy of St. Helens. Del the county court room at the get introduced as bills there’s Odd-Fellow« To Coffee: Mr and Mrs Orville of Springfield and James of Wen- court house but will be separate CONDENSED REPORT OF PRO- tirement going to be need of bigger and from the regular election. CEEDINGS OF APRIL TERM fund better waste baskets and some services were held The councH also directed the . OF THE COUNTY COURT Ajwoclatiqn one to discard the chaff. The Dalles with in- recorder to write to representa Meet At Kent Claims allowed against Coun- J(-Tinson, b<___ __ ___ ___ tives in congress asking that the • • * * * ty General and General Road 15: West Coast Printing & Bind U. S. Engineers be directed to Come Saturday the fishermen Flove von The 35th annual I.O.O.F. dis- funds as presented, excepting Ing Co., election supplies. $4$. H arry Pinkerton . make a survey of Barnum Can-" and fisherwomen can get out in trict Ror^tPi.-Truman Strong. convention of Sherman. on(. eiajm against County Gener- OS, Clerk’s exeen«». $29.02, Ass- PHILIP 8KARCY DIKK yon to see if it.would qualify as Table: Mr anH v»-c V rc - the brisk spring wind and get Wasco, Hood River and Wheeler aj fund. essor’ X i V X $128°6oS h C r 2 R,av,ofk’ Mrs A- A Duplap‘ Mr a federal drainage project. If their lines tangled with the bud counties will lie held Monday, Monthly statement of Trea- expense Mrs HaVrv Pinkerton receiv- ja done some federal aid C g and Mrs Charles Burnet. Mr -nd ding shrubbery of the Deschutes. May 3 at Kent. surer showing fund balances as Office ifice Supply, f let k expense. Mrs Orlo Martin. Mr and Mrs wofd Thursday morning that ^nay eventually be obtained for That’« abqut all. The river is as Afternoon session will open at of March 31, presented, approv- $15.22; ' ' ' ' T™ao' 'i !R' J,'anke’ Sam Brock. b^r . brother, Philip, had died £hannol improvement In the ‘ dark brown as a Sunday morn 9 00 n’oinrk at the IOOF hall oclock at the ed and filed. Treas., association dues. Countv picture Mr ind t n Wednesday. He was living in .inH nyk)Ve ing taste. A catfish stream could 2.00 followed by a dinner and enter- Monthly statement of Clerk Clerk. $15 00; Sherman Countv Coon Clara Kock M?*7nd * Mr« Oswego and working in Portland. neweY Thompson was sworn be no darker. tolnment which will be held at showing General Road fund Bud- Journal election supplies. $144.- V iohnson M M K ,s expected that the funeral in muncllman The budget So fishermen who spend the the Ix«lcn hall at 6:00 oclock get balances as of April 1 pre- 00 County Printing. $19.00: S u n t/' Cassie Holme, wlli Saturday or Sunday. m eH in^w a, set for^Mav 4 a^d G ountv P rinting. $19.00: Supt y R p g istratio n ' Cassip itolm pq will lx weekend with rod and creel will Dr Earl Ivle, grand •_ master o ser.ted. approved and filed. .office H o w a r expense. d 'r ^ h n ^ $2100, n ’A $184 00 ”- d M « . " - " i a K r o u m ^ n , pb"'P Philip Searcy was a native meetlnK waa set fnr May 4 and minor bills were ordered paid. have few fish to keep them com Oregon will make his official Dewey Thompson reappointed Sherman county. *ro™rI . 5 ^ h -'. ".':i_,Asf.e.saor'5 Piugh. .lav Price. Sherm pany. But many a fine fishing visit to the convention at e that as member of County Budget office help, $77 71: Doris Wilson trip has been had without fish. ime. First Aid: C. A. Tom. Committee for 3 year term. Assessor’s office help. $5949' * * * * * Nominating: J. M. Wilson. 4-H Clubs Organize A t Grass Valley and ------------- --— Date of May 12. set for first Katie Geiser, Sup’t. office help For generations, even eons, nwAK PIX K FR T(IY F I W T P D meeting of Budget Committee. $xn 98; W. F Finzer A Co.. Sup’t S. Powell, A. J. Smith. religious leaders have been tea DKAN riSKBIFrON K I j HU t i s i Financial Assistance granted office supplies. $5 50; Wily W. ching and philosophers have Elect Officers and Leaders Thomas D. Pinkerton of Moro Taylor Grazing District Board K n lg h ten . expenses to education been repeating tfiat the material was among the 104 students re- extent of $450.00. meeting, $31.55; J C. Freeman, things bring no happiness by cently tapped for Phi Kappa Phi, By Geraldine Bust Mixers’’ elected the following of- Assurance given Gordon John R M . stamixs Clerk’s office. $10.. High School Team themselves; that true happiness all-college honor society. Pinker- Ron Monday April 12 the boys and fleers: Mrs Oma Eakin, club *t al that early action w 1 1 00, J. C. Freeman P M, box rent comes from doing things for ton Is a junior in agiculture. girls of the four upper grades leader; Colleen Smith, president; be taken for control of cricke s. due for quarter < nding 6-30-48. Loses and Wins others, from losing ones self in had their first 4-H meeting. The Carolyn Lemley vice-president^ Fiftv-thee seniors, 36 juniors. Gounty Agent authorized and di- $3.15; R.A, Stow. Pisticeof Peace work. Probably no teaching has 15 graduate students and two rected to negotiate for necessary expense, $5.50; (5‘orge H. Wil- boys elected as their officers Mrs and Barbara Alley secretary. been less adopted by the people On XuesdaY the Huskies travel- Elizabeth Hartley as club leader; So far we are doing fine and were selected services and materials and tojsu- rox. Coroner’^ bond fo 1948, $5,- who still clamor for more gad faculty members Flection i«s r e i pervlse treating of certain areas 00. Oregon Disti i. t Attorney«’ .to Ariin5^on. !? ^and the Danny Duncan, president; Merle hope to continue that .way. We for the honor. gets and who become more self tricted" to" not to" exceed 10 per for cricket control. Association. Dues. $10.00; Depart- J100?*!? a„ 16/ 8^e *?Ci ln&,*The Eakin’* vice-president and I^arry meet every Wednesday from 3:30 ish every year. ..x,— of George sealer ^oca*R finadY found their batting Bmith as secretary. It seems as to 4:30 and have a very nice Petition George Fox box et er al ai nient nient of of Agriculture Agriculture, Inspirational speakers appear cent of each graduating class. All $2 5fi- ejes and a" at once d seem*d as the hoyte are well satisfied with time. members must have a grade av- for 5reatl°.n °f ^ ° ur?.;r" _£i weights and measures, at every convention and gather erage in the upper one eighth filed: Action thereon defe they pounded three Arlington their duties. The first thing the I^ast Wednesday the different •, State Industrial Accident Com- ' hurlers ing of any size and talk about for 13 solid base nits Jxjyg made was creamed potatoes committees were appointed as Appoinment of fa ir Board mission, peace officer’s protec- the opportunities for service the of the class. Moro scored four times in the >and no doubt they turned out to follows: Program committee, Ja- M em ber d eferre d . tion, $4.75: Charles R. Logan au- assembled crowd has. And then Appointments made _filling_ va- djt of county books, $225.00: first inning on four hits and one be very good and I know they nice Bibby and Karen Goddard; all go home and figure out some cancies on Wasco and Moro Elec- Jessie’s Flower sh o p ,flo w e 'c s ^ r,,ngton error, and once again will all make good cooks some song committee, Margaret Baum- way to get enough more money Armstrong-Smith tion Boards. Potter funeral. $7 50: C. Merslng- ln second inning. Then came day. gartner and Barbara Blaylock; to pay the expense of the trip Statement o f Mid-Columbia e r( courthouse snpolles, $2 00* big 6 run fourth inning. Last week several of the mem- ithe demonstration committee will to hear the speech. n k c A y v A /l Chamber of Commerce in sum Naomi Van Gilder. Coninty Trea- peters was safe on an error. Rust hers wefe absent on account of be different each week. This Terming the efforts of Yank W ia’s Observed n U p tlH S U D S ciV eO of $50.00 held over to May term. RU rer, General Assistance, $247- singled to center, and Nelson the measles, some returned today week they were Phyllis Rust and Legion, a veterans organization Bid of Patrick S. Gary for pur- gj a -' p Assistance, $405 00 Kained Hfe at first on a fielder s but two are still absent. Margaret Reekman, who demon- with headquarters in Portland, Miss Joyce Irene Smith, ' dau- chase of tax foreclosed property Aid to Dependent Children, $51^ choice to load the bases with Hus- Today I^arry Smith and Danny strated the making of creamed to secure a $500 bonus for vet ghter of Mr and Mrs E. C. Smith in Moro held in suspense. x 75 ^705 25 ’ kies. This set the stage for Fred Duncan demonstrated the making cauliflower, with the assistance erans of the last war as “prema and Donald Armstrong, son of Bid of Jim Dyce accepted for ROAD FUND von Borstel’s 3 run trip’e to deep of cornbread & the boys enjoyed of the class Mrs Eakin demon- ture,” Francis G. Gates, Bend, Mr and Mrs F. M. Armstrong of purchase of tax foreclosed pro- ROAD EM PLOYES PAY ROLL* ™t'ter, a potent hit in any leaeue. it very much. Linder the unfln- strating the making of mayon- state commander of Veterans of Redmond, were married April perty in Grass Valley. P aul C yphers, $104.54; J. T Three more runs came in before ished business they didn’t name noise. Foreign Wars, said Wednesday 26, at two o’clock against a back- Charles •. Fulton appears be- Brown, $285 90: C. Bargenholt. Rady. Arlington’s second nltcher. their club and today decided to We are starting scrap books of that' VFW members throughout ground of vtaffodils, Oregon grape fOre Court relative to recent $165.55; E. McPherson, $209.28; could reti/e the side. In the fifth call It “The Golden Eagle Club”, our favorite recipes and during the state are being asked not to and apple blossoms at the Kent road work done and relative to Frank Bazzel. $181 05; Joe Drin- Peters opened with a double, The boys meet every Monday roll call each one gives a report sign bonus petitions soon to be Christian church. The ceremony bridges and culverts in victnlty kard, $219.98: Frank E. Bayer, then Nelson worked a walk, and from 3:30 to 4:00. on the work that was completed circulated. was performed -by Judge J. M. of his farm: Matter to receive $214.77; Charies H. Perrlgo, $55. Ziegler, not to be outdone by The girls club “The Merry v bnrnp. Gates said that VFW is taking 5' due consideration. 91; anyone, lashed a line drive triple the stand that legislation per Wilson. zThe bfide. whose father gave Court directs Clerk and Trea- ACCOUNT—Secretary of State to' right to score both Peters and taining to veterans affairs her in marriage wore a fuchla surer regarding payment for Mo- miscellaneous. $2 00 Public Em Nelson. should eminate from the stat° gabardine dressmaker suit with tor Grader. ployes Retirement Svstem,, $102 While the Huskies were scor- legislature and then be referred white accessories and a corsage Application of Charles R. Ix>- 51 ■ First National Bank, with ing at ease, Arlington was able to voters. “Many states have of gardenias. gan for appointment as Auditor holding tax. $111 70; State Tax to collect but 2 hits off the off- • provided bonuses for veterans Virginia Smith, sister of held In suspense. Commission, $16 27; State In erings of Fred von Borstel, who of the last war. VFW believes the Miss was bridesmaid and No further matters being at is- dustrial Accident Commission, went the first 6 innings on the that state legislators are best wore bride a green dressmaker suit sue adjournment ensued. miscellaneous. $38.24; Service mound, and Hartley who finished qualified to study the question, black accessories and a CLAIMS PRESENTED AGAIN- Garage, repairs. $5.40: 8herman the game. Phil von Borstel and determine how large a bonus with gardenia corsage. Gardenia cor- ST SHERMAN COUNTY, ORE- Motor & Equipment Co., repairs, Peters 'both collected two hits should be paid and a source of sages were also worn by the GON GENERAL A N D ROAD $29.30: Eddins Motor Co., re while Fred von Borstel aided his funds for a bonus,” Gates said. mothers of the bride and groom. FUNDS FOR MARCH. 1948 and pajrs $56.70: .1 K. McKean Co., own cause wiih 3 hits in 5 trips * * * ♦ ♦ Clarence Bolling • was best APPROVED APRIL 7, 1948 repairs, $58.15; Interstate Troc to the plate and 4 runs driven In. THE COUNTY tor & Equipment Co., repairs. May 4 is the next game for the Yet, in conversation, every one man and ushers were Tom Bell- TERM OF " “ $176.99; O’Meara Supply & Im- local team, when they Will meet will agree that the best things on! and Richard Wilson. Mr and COURT. GENERAL FUND; plement Co., repairs, $189.84; Arlington at Grass Valley ln a have no price tag. There is even Mrs Orville Ruggles played the J. C. Freeman, P. M. Stamps Howard Cooper Corporation, re 2:30 game. a song saying they are free. processional and recessional. Mrs ' Every important religion teaches Helen Bothwell sang “I l<ove for election, $21.00; James W. pairs, $112.75; W. It. Reid & Son, —----------- ------ that the things of the spirit are You Truly,” and Irving Mobley Jones, expense of government general supplies. $3.77; Pike’s trapper, $50.00; R. O. Scott, Jus- Garage, general supplies, $10.00, Last Friday the Moro High far superior to things of the sang, “Because.”, A reception was held at the tlce of Peace Salary, $75.17; Moro Lumber & Fuel Co., gen School baseball team lost Its flesh. You’d think that all this salary, eral supplies, $25.80; Motor Sup- second straight game of the sea- preponderance of thought would Rebekah hall immediately after C Merslnger, Janitor’s have convinced some one in the ceremony. The first piece of $98.72; Harold White, P.- M. plv & Equipment Co., general son to the Cpndon nine by a score the beautiful two-tiered white stamps for Justice of Peace, $5.- supplies, $3 75; Crisp’s Army of 6-0. The Huskies managed to 5000 years, wouldn’t you? * * * * * •wedding cake was cut In the 00: Vernon I. Miller, County Store, geperal supplies, $15.20; get two safe blows off Deen. Con- Emerson is quoted as saying, traditional manner by the bride. Commissioner, $9.00: Joe Peters, Moro Motors, tires & tubes, $4.- don jUtcher, as he ' whiffed 14 Commissioner, $5.70; 55; City of Moro, miscellaneous, hitters and allowed only two^ “Beware of what you want—for Out of town guests were Mr and County Mrs F. M. Armstrong and dnu- Paclfic^ Telephone & Telegraph $2.50; Pacific Power & Light Co., balls to be hit out of the lnfleld. vou will get it?f ehtcr. Mis” Mnrgprnt Armstrong Co., telephones $47.35; City of miscellaneous, $8.14; Pacific Tel Moro threatened to score only T H E M E M O R IE S H E HAS . . . Charles E. Taylor of Los Anfeles, who and Mrs Maude Cunningham of Moro, * water courthouse, $4.95: ephone & Telegraph CO., miscell in the fourth when they loaded was left IS M a year for life by Orville Wright, holds hook ef the W right Pacific Power & Light Co., lights aneous. $13.20; Ross Fields, gas the bases with two out, but Deen brothers and recalls thrilling days when he assisted la the building ef Perhaps the reason there Is so Mist. The couple will he at bo^c "• courthouse, $28.40: First Nation & oil, $160; Union Oil Co., gas & got Roy Harvey on strikes to end the first airplane engine the brothers nsed ln IMS at K itty Hawk, N. C ., Ittle going on In a small town s that no one would go to it If San Diego. California, whprc th" al Bank, wlth-holding tax $106. Oil» $219.50; Contractors Equip- the threat. Phil von Borstel and la their epochal flight. Ill of a serious l^ a rt ailment, Taylor, wl »ere was. Small towner? like to groom is a Fireman First Class 30- State Tax Commission. State ment Corp., crushed rock and Roy Harvey got the two hits off ef the bequest, said he was “ grateful to O rville.” - tax, $17.42; Public Employes Re road improvement $8281.00. Dten. with the navy. tay home. Republican Head New C™P Insurance Schedules Visit V ' “" i>™'wse<i___ County Court Claims C * ;
