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SHERMAN COUNTY JOURNAL, MORO, OREGON
FRI DAT, APRIL 30, 1948
m arshm allow and weiner roast
followed by a game of ball,
Those w ho made the hike w ere
G eorgia and Frances Woods, Jam
es G riggs, Paul Wilson, and Miss
Buchanan. The group was join
ed by Kelly Wilson and Harold
Brow n w ho rode their horses to
th e river, but all the young peo
p ie took tu rn s riding the two
horses o u t of the canyon.
M rs T hora Justesen, Mrs Kate
H ensen of Moro, and Mrs Theo,
Ju ste se n ,of Maupin celebrated
th eir birth d ay s together w ith a
d inner at the Justesen home
in K ent. Others present at the
d in n er w ere Mrs John Maclnnis,
Joe Docker of Vancouver B. C..
Mr and M rs Harry Justesen and
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9 0 son, E ddie tfnd A rthur Justesen.
, M rs John M aclnnis and M rs <
Donald M aclnnis a n d \ children
M rs H ansen and her sister
w ere dinner guests last Wednes- Mrs Justesen who celebrated
day a t the home of Mr and Mrs th e ir 84th and 82nd birthdays
Chet Mars of W amic.
respectively were t»orn near Co
Mrs Carl Schadewitz and son, penhagen. Denmark Mrs Hansen
John, w ere dinner guests S atu r came to Omaha, Nebraska from
day evening at the home of Mr D enm ark when she was 22 and
ahd M rs W alter W ilson of The was followed two years later by
Dalles.
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| her sister. In 1901 Mrs. Hansen
W ord has t>een received th a t and h e r huaband. the late Soren
Mr and Mrs Roger Justesen of H ansen and Mrs Justesen and
W amic are the parents of a dau- her husband, the late Fred Just
ghter, Jana I xju , born April 16. esen moved to Eugene w here
at The Dalles hospital.
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i they rem ained until 1904. At that
, Mr and Mrs Bob Brown a n d 'tim e they came to Sherman coun
fam ily w e r e
Sunday d in n e rjty w here they have since resided,
INCLUDE HIM OUT . . . If Secretary of State George Marshall can
guests at the home of Mr» a n d l D irectors and committee chair
be believed, there is at least one prominent public figure who will not
Mrs Don I .antis of Hood R iver Im e n of the Oregon Flying F a r
be running either for president or vice president next November, and . They also visited during the eve-8-Tiers traveled by personal plane
that is Secretary of State Marshall. Quisled as to whether he would
ning a t the home of Mr and M rsB’o a business meeting held last
consider being running-mate for Mr. Truman this year, he shoved his
Flovd L antis of The Dalles.
8 T h u rsd ay «at Roberts Field, Red-
hands deep into his pockets and answered: “ I don’t think any reply to
Mr and Mrs Roy Barnet andBmcnd.
that question is required in the light of what has been said. I will never
son Lee of The Dalles and M rl Site for the 1948 .convention
be Involved in politics. I cannot be a candidate for any office.” Mar
and Mrs Carl Schadewjtz . an d llw as narfow ed to a choice be-
shall’« greatest desire is to retire from public life to bis Virginia home.
son John were guests last F r i g tw een Redmond, Prineville and
dav at a birthdav dinner in hon "B en d .
A committee headed by
pletes his spring work.
Or of P at Jefferies at the home Claud W illiam s will make the
Mr and Mrs Allan Bekkedahl o f hisi parents, Mr and Mrs Bill final selection
Final choice of
and children w ere guests a t a .Jefferies.
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of decal to becojne the emblem
birthday dinner Sunday in hon-
Dennis McGuire of Portland, of the O F F was turned over to
or of Donnie Decker at the home research director for the Oregon John Decker, chairman of asso-
his parents, Mr and Mrs John E ducat’on association snoke on ciates oommittee
for printing.
Decker.
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the OEA’s program for the com- The choice will be made public
Earl Lyons who is d riv er of jng year. Miss Helen W hitcom b at a late r date. Tentative plans
the Shell delivery truck at Kent 0? T he Dalles, OEA director was will be m ade for the y e a r’s pro
is now selling Case m achinery a]<=^. present.
gram b u t no definite event was
and oil tanks on a com m ission
. smonraaborrt
dinner ser- decided upon.
1K.R1S for J E Norton. E arl Is a ve£ .
the ,a J ies of , he Me.
T hose present at the m eet.n«
By Mrs Lester Wilson
Rev. C. K. Sw ender of . Port- veteran, who served w ith Pat- t\ ^ H q tY h n V rh atUfV30 was entov- w ere H arold Steen, president of
land, retirin g secretary of the to n ’s Fifth A rm y in F rance
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aqRPnlhiA<r teachers Milton; Jo h n Decker, Kent; Gar
Oregon Home M issions for the . and was aw arded the
purple
atfpn(Hn„ frnrn Kpnt wprp land Sw anson, lone; Palmer Tor-
C hristian church will preach the heart For wounds . received in
- H elen T anqtpd
M rs F tta v e n d - H illsboro; W orth W iley.
M other’s day serm on at Kent, - that theatre.
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B u ch an an Miss M arion Bucha I)a-v to n : Claude Williamsi, Prine-
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Mr and Mrs Donald Clodfelter Bucha^ % . “ _
2Jari®n Bucha ville; -----------
Ridell Lage. “ Hood -----
River;
according to th ' e " Kent pastor,
and Eu<?ene K nott
and
Jam
es
Rothrock.
and son, W endell, , w ere din n er nan
Rev. E arl H astings.
K ent grade school defeated the
Rev. Sw ander, who has held guests Sunday evening at the
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Valiev baseball team at
his post as secretary for the past home of Mr ad Mrse T ra n k von
F rtdav w ith a score of 20
40 years has conducted the Mo Buratel.
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£ n The cam e staved n io erc s
th e r’s day service at Kent for
Mr and M rs John Palm er and
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favor^of V a n t until the
the last 20 years. He a n c th is wife son of Antelope w ere guests Sun-
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when t h e ^ o r e 1 st<xxi
and son, C ourtney have endeared day afternoon at the home of
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C rass Valiev scored 9
them selves to th e hearts of all Mr and Mrs Bill Jefferies.
^ ° in
S ^ U s t ln iin g w hich
In the bulletin the authors
point out th a t 2, 4-D acts m ore
like a disease in Its effect on
plants than as a poison.
They
Bay it m ay take several weeks
after treatm en t w ith 2, 4-D be
fore a plant will die. F irst visible
sym ptom s are stem and leaf
tw isting and bending. Unlike a
disease, however. 2, 4-D affects
lants m ost w hen they are
oung and grow ing vigorously.
Among the plants in the t|pll-
etin term ed
susceptible to 2,
4-D a re om am enal shrubs, or
chard trees, vetch, sweet clover,
alfalfa, dandelion, m ustard, plan
tain and young Russian thistle/
Plants difficult to control with
2, 4-D include blackberry, crab-
grass,. quackgrass, brackenfern.
Russian knapweed and wild bar
ley.
Eugene Kriott, su p erintendent
of Kent grade school was elect-
ed president of the Sherm an
County Grade T eacher’s associa-
tion for the following year at a
m eeting held in W asco a t the
M ethodist church last W ednesday
evening. Fred Crowley of G rass
Valley was elected vice-president
and Miss M arion Buchanan of
K ent w as elected secretary.
Joe Docker of Vancouver, B.
C. arrived T hursday to visit at
the home bf his son in law and
daughter, Mr and Mrs H arry
Justesen.
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Mr and Mrs Jam es E arl, Mrs
Alfred Lyons, Miss Sam mie Ly-
ions and Don E arl w ere business
w isttors in /T h e Dalles Saturday.
Rev C. Swander
To Give Ànimi
Sermon At Kent
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who know them .
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A ootluck d in n er in honor of
Rev and M rs Sw ander and as a
Kent ahno ~ - T n 7 w »l be held
at the le g io n
hall following
church.’ It is hoped th a t all for-
m er residents will m ake an ef-
fort, to join the K ent com m unity
a t this gathering. Miss G ertrude
Hogue h a s 'b e e n instructed to
send cards as rem inders to all
church m em bers.
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.John Decker, accom panied by
Am andus von Borstel flew his
Stinson V oyager t o
Lexington
n
a fto n d
t the
h p f dispersion
lis iw r flio n
Mondav t to
attend
sale of regisered Herefords at
the O. W. C utsforth ranch.
J. C. W ilson of Portland ar
rived Saturday at the^ home of
Mr an.1 Mrs -Carl Schadew itz
w here he will stay while he com-
Sherm an coynty
P o m o n a kepF^excitem ent at fever pitch
«range will m eet at Kent at 10 to the last mQment. T here w as a
A- M, May 8, and all grangers large tu rn o u t of baseball
fans
,o watch ,h e Rame'
\ t 's John W oods Mrs
T^ fit Tuesday two educations
aJ ^ n ^Y lvpr and H elen B o th w ell Dims. “The F a r W estern Statee.”
Y n d a p- and “A1askan Hesource«.” w ere
o n . H ^ n T j X t o S a s chtJr shown at the Kent grade schoo
m h l^ S S S n B tte e
fw’ a11 PunIls- These two v,Rua’
° f T^ pp
S ’ fi. educational films w ere the 26th
’A?instrong a rriv ed show n since the first of Ja n u a ry
v ^ v ^ i h e i S S ^ b i T p a r K enneth Young, superintendent
F t ‘da-\ at
¿ T r r
of Moro schools handle« th e sche
J nt«,■ Mr and
t Et'hf h o m ^ o f <hdin" or th*> films w ithin the
a.n
‘ rents in R^ . countv
The nrogram has b^on
Mr. A rm stiongv P
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A ln n n n / Î o so
n t the
h n f films
ilm e w
îll p
n ln c iilp
planned
will
coincide
mono
. Mrs
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v
r
Sm
ith
the
Misses
w
’,h
thp
classroom
subiect
m
at
E C Sm ith, the M ^ses
p1o<?plv
The
Joyce and Virgin a Sm ith I
of film« fo thp d ,R
aid A rm strong
trM Is a rental charge of 31
and B i ly S m ith w ere visitors in
fj)m
T he Dalles Saturday.
Sixth grade punils
nrrom nan
ted hv their teacher. M* sr M ar’on
Pucharían hiked from the George
W ilson home to the John Pav
riv e r Sunday w here they held a
PIONEERS
Hail Insurance
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A N C E
OREGON
MORO
S
HEAR U. S. SENATOR
G uy C o rdon
SPEAKING FROM
W ASHING TO N, D. C.
EARL T.
NEWBRY
FOR
KODL
9:30 p.m.
Friday, April 30
Secretary of Staff
Earl T Newbry's past record as a
legislator reveals that he works just
as ha- • at the public’s business as
he hat at hts own.
I • v works |ust as hard to produce
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aximum from the public's dol-
la .» as he did n ma ring a record as
a successful orchart' si, business and
civic Jeader.
KEEP SfKMOR CORDON
OS THE JO J
Oregon P rim a ry Elections
- M a y 21, 1948
Tor better goternnseiH't take, kee^
Ear/ T N eu brj/ Setretaey «/ Sidle
Pd Adv Guy Cordon for U S. Senator
Comm George F. Jameson, Exec Secty.
Portlond, Ore.
Pd for by
N ew bry for Secretory of
State C o m m ittee ", Gene Rossmon. C hm ..
1135 S W Zom bi 11 P ortlond 5, Oregon
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You, too, can get happy by
buying one of our Hail Insur
ance Policies.
Your crop« are v a lu a b le
thia year. Protect them with
Hail Insurance.
See or call u> today.
SU R
>1. L MORRIS
TYGH VALLKY, OREGON
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YOUR FAVORITE KENTUCKY
BRAND IS AVAILABLE
AGAIN I
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Thî Dalles this Saturday at the
Eighth Annual Anniversary Sals
he hat
IN
MR8. JONES WAS THIS ROUNDER’S NAME . . . This is Mrs. Casey
Jones, wife of th e engineer who rode to fam e on a six-eight
wheeler. She was seated at the throttle of the General Motors
“ Train of Tomorrow” on its run from New Albany, M iss., to Mem«
his, where she took part In ceremonies honoring the arrival of
le train there. Her husband’s ride to his death on “Old 638”
42 y e a n ago has been immortalised in song and story.
T T T A 'W ^ r R i n i ? ?
2, 4-D BULLETIN
Copies of the bulletin are now
W hile 2, 4-D is not the ultim ate available through local county
to all weed problem s, it is an agricultural agents’ offices or by
epoch m aking discovery th at has w riting direct to the college. The
caused a revolution in agricul 16 page bulletin Is w ritten in an
ture, w rite Virgil H. Freed, OSC, easy-to-read st>4e radily under
experim ent station agronom ist, standable by experienced fam ers
and H j £ x W arren, extension ser a n d city, part-tim e gardeners
vice crops specialist, in th eir
new bulletin num ber 687, “2, alike.
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A few moments spent while in
H a p p y Farmer. . .
Bill E. Todd
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of the
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Ninth St. Supermarket
will prove both
™Sunny Brook
•RAN»
NO0I
pleasant and profitable
505 West; Nir.th St., The Dalles
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National Distillers Products CorporationX/w York«86 Proof«65% Grain Neutral Spirits
When Selling
NOTICE
z
i Cattle,
Hogs, Sheep
It
FOR
OF BUDGET MEETING
What! A Power Plant on Top of a Pole?
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PREPARATIO N OF COUNTY BUDGET
CJ
Notice I h hereby given that the
m ittee will l»e in
County
B udget Com
Public Livestock Market
period from July 1, 1948 to June 30, 1949 inclusive.
capacitors on pole tops throughout its system.
Any tax payer or group of tax payer« w ishing to have
These ingenious little devices w ill make
tor TOP PRICES
budget,
appropriation«
available about 10,000 kilow atts of additional
elim ination of any item, or an In
in any item
are requeuted to at
tend th is m eeting and make su ch wishes known.
No increase can be made to exceed
ten percent of the
proposed budget at the final hearing and adoption.
T H IS G ROW ING REGION
USES M O RE ANO M O RE OF
P F l l ’t CHEAP ELECTRICITY!
capacity from existing generators.
Electric rates here ere the lowest In history—
man halt th* hetlonel average
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UNION STO C K YA R D S, North Portland
r PHONE UN 1511
item«, the
crease <»r reduction
Commission Co-
T h is year Pacific Power w ill install 1600
of county expenditure« for all county purpose« for the
for new
To ALBRIGHT
supply of usable electricity on power lines
1948 for the purpose of m aking the original estim ate«
changes made in the proposed
and
Yes, sonny, capacitors are in effect
little power plants, because they boost the
«ewsion at the Courthduae In Moro,
Oregon, at 10:00 o’clock A. M. on Wednesday May 12,
Pays to ship to a
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Enjoy the whiskey that's
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fifth
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R oss O m duff
County Clerk.
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Pacific Paws r 51 l*<4*Cam paiiy
u ic / in Progress Since 1910
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