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ç 4 < V- . > -V • ' *> . v - - \ f ¿Journal Sherman Sixtieth Year No. 27 Moro, Oregon, B1 ri day. Official County Paper May 7, 1948 -------------------------------------- NOTICE OF SPECIA L ELEC- th at the 21st day of May, 1918 TION • • , betw een the hours of 8:00 o’clock NOTICE is hereby given th at A. M. and 8:00 o ’clock P. M. is a special election has been call- hereby designated as the tim e ed to be held in the City of Moro fo r the* holding o f said election, on Friday, the 21st day of May, and the following polling place 1948.’ T he polling place for said and th e following Judges and election will be the County clerks are hereby designated as Courtroom , Courthouse, Moro, the place and the officials to The budget com m ittee for the Ja m e s Rodm an of Eugene, Oregon, and the polls will be conduct said election, to wit: city of Moro held a long session chairm an of the S tate’s Repub- Polling Place: opened from 8 o’clock A. M. u n E xplanation of the county’s lirans, a n d John D urr, executive A m eeting was held in Grass Tuesday night to m ake up a til 8 o’clock P. M. The Judges County ’ourtroom , Courthouse, secretary o f Portland, spent Wed Valley Tuesday night at the call budget for the coming year, a road program was the bill of Moro, Oregon and C lerks appointed to conducl nesday in Mofo in conference or- tbe Moro school board at Job th a t resulted in m uch slash- fare for the Sherm an County Officials • ’said Election are as follows- 1 w ith the" county executive com- which board m em bers from th a t lng of possible expenditures in club a t its m eeting held Wed J. A. Foss, Judge, C hairm an J. A. Foss, Judge. Chairm an m ittee a n d {other interested town, Grass Valley and Kent order to not exceed the six per- nesday night at Rufus, w ith the E E. Barzee, Judge m em bers of the Home Econom- E E » Barzee, Judge m em bers of th<i party. Lunch- w ere present. cent lim itation. W. S. Powell, Judge W. S. Powell, Judge . in sis- lc s c , u ^ °f the grange serving eon a t the. h o tej ended the meet- j t Was agreed to discuss with Council m em bers w ere Naomi Van Gilder, Clerk the dinner. Naomi Van Gilder, Clerk school boards of the other dis- tent th at the levies be kept be- ing. . L ... Florence M artin, Clerk Vernon M iller,' as chairm an, by Giles L. French Florence M artin, Clerk In speaking the Republi- tricts in the south end of the r.eath the six percent lim it be- introduced W hereas it is necessary for C urt Tom who said Said election has been called con- cause a bond issue is to be vot- Mr. Rfxlman, a form er county the proposition of “T h ere’s two kinds of people” , for th e p u r p o s e o o . f « subm n itting the peace, health and safety of cans ber of th e ,eg|slatUre. eaid , olldating th e th ree districts in ed on and It was not desired to th at m em bers of the court had . " e ~ , u . an,, . said Uncle H arvey, as he. looked «*> ,t h e ' T j th e follow- irrm rovenw nts t h e ^ t ^ t e r sy^-**^a l representative governm ent t h e M eeting with E rskine, place two burdens on the tax- neither sufficient tim e or enough over a sam ple ballot, “th e m -th a t ceptance or r e j^ tio n th t money to make a perfect road 5 K a d e as soi>n as poslsi- was aw *Y from the pe?; Boardman, Fairview - Gorman, payers of the town. th in k s th eir way through a pro ing propos^ d h the fo - h l ^ and that this election be ple and th a t theA novem ent could Monkland and Harm ony. Com W hile the budget does not program and that a -more perm blem, and them th at talks their m ents as embodied in inf anent program was needed. me, and m is a eieci a n s p c >e b v e le c tio n M o f - „ „ „„ „ lirin t;^ ,,-,o /w m e h in r ^ t w i r called a t a m s at early ? t h e ' c l ^ w ^ u ld lik e ^ m Judge“ ' 7 m " Wilson « h i he way through it.” Resolutions: lowing ___ « * * • « si h ip n o w t h e r e f o r e , a n e m e r g - R e p u b lic a n » ___ , _ _ • ed not m erely the form ation of thing. work- was on the court In 1916, that sible, now, therefore, an em erg eral tax is now 81000 per fam- RESOLUTION have it Is thought to be _ . , . , . . a union high school district. ------ the county had voted $300,000 the ency 19 declared to exist and this A dherents of Mr. Dewey and by IT RESOLVED BE ily. Mr. D urr explained his job, F u rth e r discussion was th at a able. Total expenditures will he in bonds and paid them off and Mr. „Stassen can spend the next Counc¡j of the City of Moro, .resolution shall come into force which is th e oi^ai ization work new blgb school building would $4906 40 and receipts w ere es- that the first graveled road was tw c w eeks arguing about their Oregon, th a t the following pro- and effect upon Ms adoption, the party. T be built at Grass Valley soon to tlm ated at $4428.41. The amount built at Kent. It was a good candidates w ith plenty y of first am endm ent of the ch a rter Adopted this 28th day of April, of Both praised S herm an county house the high school students of to he raised by taxation will be ____ ______ gaid City be and the same is 1948, by the following, vote: hand am m unition to load th eir and the p a rty ’s tre a s u re r Carl th e new district a and th at per- $1727.79 the greater part of coV .n rtV’ M1|ler tol<J of lhe amOu n t n d th o t r ^ r . «1797 79 th e p art verbal guns with. Both m en will hereby proposed for subm ission Yeas 5 Melzer, for h is activity In rals- haps there would lie some trans- which will be $1000 f6r paym ent of Mr- M ,,ler lu,u money th at had u,e been *u,,ou' spent Nays 0 be in Oregon m ost of the tim e to tb e legal voters for th eir ing money*. Sherm an county is IX)rtation of grade school pupils on bonds and $250 interest. on roads 4?inee 1940 and the gra A b sent* 1 and the airw aves will sing; adQptjon o r rejection a t a speci- the first in the state to reach Its j p Moro or Kent. Some dissatisfaction was ex vel th a t had been b o u g h t Cost Giles L. French quota smali town opera houses will al election to be held on the 21st an h onor also attained P resent were Frank von Bor- pressed w ith the budget because has been but little over a dollar Mayor,, be sw ept o u t and school children day of May, 1948, as herein pro last year. • ’ stel, Ja y McKay. J. J. Decker it did not exceed the six percent a yard. The county has bought Carrel S. B e n n e tt, receive sh o rt vacations. All in v jded -------------------- J • j and L ester W ilson of Kent, Wal- lim itation and provide m ore over 100,000 yards of gravel Recorder th e in terest of A m erica’s great- CHARTER AMENDMENT SUB- lace May, Art Schilling and Ber- funds for labor and lmprove- and still has nearly* 40,000 yards e s i indoor sport: politics. M ITTED TO T H E VOTERS BY MI RK’ FE ST IV A L DUE nard M artin of Grass Valley, ments. available (either fiaid for or in • • • ♦ ♦ RRSOLUTION Plans for th e annual Sherm an M erril O veson,•^•E rnest Woods, —--------------- -— the pile.) W in ter has been tenacious and THE COUNCIL BE IT RESOLVED by the Joe Peters said the regular is still hanging on w ith frosty AN . . Council of the City of Moro, Count Music Festival and Play Lloyd H enrichs and - County Su WASCO road budget would barely pro nights and snow on the high To am end the charti r of th Oregon th a t th e following p ro' Day to be held in Moro Friday, perintendent W ily K nlghten of The The past m atrons and patrons vide m aintenance funds, places. T h at’s a good Kind of C ity of Moro, Oregon, adopted posed am endm ent of the c h a rte r May 14. are being completed Mofo. of the chapter w ere honored at need for le tte r drainage was — e ---- „ o of f said C itv be and th e same Is' Cldldren will b e ; assem • id a spring for w heat and m aybe (if by th Legislative Ass^mP1Y_ ot City Annie Fulton Chapter, O E S , realized by the court b u t costs the F S e tate of 17. Oregon approv- hrrphv nronosed voters for subm and the exercise«; will w ith sta rt at nothing happens! crop a s ^ g o th o e d ' V i r i will X «1 b ru a ry 1899 and as amended for ission t h e i 9:0C 9:30 In dance hall mass rn e Tuesday night. Sixteen past ma- are very high for m aterials The tu rn out the old w orld can am end all am endm ents thereof ado t)on o r rejection at a speci- songs by the e n t re group. to the Sherm an l ou t Fontona tm n s an(J f,ye pas, ,Mtrons of pIogram for which the people now. Well hv adding a new chapter author- a| election tq he held on th e 21st Songs by children from all ™ £ tlng ,h,, ¿range hall the chapter w ere P re s« )' F o u r voted called for 56.000 yards of use it. w — will be presented by held Saturday at the grange hall. ladies came from Portland to gravel on 187 miles and it will T here is m ore people and few- izing the Council to im prove day of May, 1948, as herein pro ^ schools different ¿ re v the first The m eeting will Start a t , ten attend the affair: Mrs E sher be ‘finished. er acres on w h ieh to grow food and extend the w ater system vided. paulen Kaseberg spoke from in th e w orld and there always of said City and issue and sell CHARTER AMENDMENT SUB th ree grade*, the fourth through 'ciw k in the m orning and a pot proudfoot, Mrs May* Michael, sixth, and seventh and eighth luck dinner will be served- at Mrs Effie Burks and -Mrs Anna- the taxpayers standpoint a n d was a num ber who didn’t have w ater bonds in thef<s.uJ jL ° ^ ? M ITTED TO T H E VOTERS BY grades. Each s c h o < will present noon All grangers are urged to F o rln e r Mltdred McDon- criticized t h e k road program enough to eat. T housand Dollars ($5.000.00) to T H E COUNCIL a special num ber. Combined attend aid was chairm an for the en- from adm inistration (lack of * * * * ♦ „ . provide funds with which to AN ACT K ent will play host to the tertalnm ent. She, presented a com petent road man), operation To am end the ch arter of the groups will be directed by Mr -A Dollar won’t do aa m uch m ake said im provem ents, and as once did.’ SS,‘ m a y £ K Ä charade of cakes for the honored (weed grow th, too heavy grad- id * hut roavhe th a t’s to p r ------- _ _ . >« guests, to guess. T here w ere ten ing, tem porary bridges) and ma- because we don’t do as much principal of and interest on said by the le g is la tiv e Assembly of schools acoom pank J at the school house at 8:00 o’clock, cakes ranging from Angel food chinery (could be used m ore because we a o n i oo ....... bonds. s ta te and ov Carroll Sayrs Moro R efreshm ents will be served fol to -Devil’s food. Mrs Ola Ruggles efficiently.) for a dollar as we once did. BE IT ENACTED BY TH E ed F e b ru a ry 17/ 1899, and to lowing the program to which guessed -nine w h ic h . was high N ext m eeting will be at Moro, • tkx » hall club Is tak P E O P L E OF TH E CITY Oh a n iepd a n am endm ents thereof S< H(M>L P K R B K lr ô PLAY everyone is invited. i n l e t s i ^ ^ f ^ e r very seri- MORO,, OREGON th at the Char- bv anddinp a new chap(Pr score and she received a cake May 19 w ith LeRcor W right and Mr and Mrs H arley McKay for a prize. R efreshm ents w ere Har0ld E akin handling program kng,lv and the < ^ e r J m ust be ter of said City of Sjoro a d o p t e d - ^ th e Council to Improve The sê n 'o r H av "Ton of Mon Val m otored to The Dalles Monday served from a table set w ith tiny on 4-H club show and Sherm an I legislative Assembly oi the d ty by constructing, rpcon- recon ev”, , presented a t t.he Gra very tired indeed to lose all the by the Legtotattve A sse m b ly of with their small daughter, Mary a may pole Marg- R iders show. .the S tate of Oregon and approv- repairing, or m aintain- ley'civic auditorium ^ rid i night Ann who w a s'a d m itte d to Ute dolls circling Alu.e Corh n au e r and ------------- :------- games w w , ed Fehduary 17, 1899 as amended inp gtreets a -d drains of s a £ April 30 w as a gf at success hospital for a tonsilectom y which M { , Haven wer(, ln ehar harge. ... k T T C T be and the same hereby is City and issue and sell improve- from all rejiorts giw n in and was perform ed Tuesday morn- H I’ Kl TH * How would you^Jike_to ^ t pc am ^ (led by adding t h e t ^ o ’» bonds in th e sum of Three around Grass Valley and vlcini Mrs B. E strelle Hatley enter- Mp and Mrs ERon RaRin ( and person who sold th at case of beer new chapter tp read as follows? TbolJsan<j -Five ’H undred Dollars ty. The crowd was lof an excel- ing. talned her Sam Gordon club (amUy f Grags valley spent Sun- Mrs Clarence Young underw ent to those 16 and 18 y w r old CHAPTER XV ($8,50<MK))‘ to piyn We funds w ith lent num ber and flfcorts state a m ajor operation at the Physl- and Mi- H ’oud . d h M| and Mn, <j|ftude Condqp school boys last Sun Pretf F o rtn er Mrs T. \\ Micff Coats. < *** M-r and Mrs Charles Beck Section 1. T he Council or t,h« which to/-m ake / said im prove th a t its plot, w hich * as th a t of a and Surgeons Clinic in day? ‘ - City of Moro is authorized to mentSt a n d to provide a tax levy conniving. grasping, happy-go- Portland Saturday m orning. Clar ael and Mrs Effie Burks of Port i nd children of Redmond were im prove and extend the w ater pgy ^he principal <»T and in- lucky relative, who tried a'l *' i c e Young m otored to Portland land. A 1:30 luneheoij was ser at the Coats’ home Sunday even- Glenn Taylor m akes quite a s y s t e p i jof the City by drilling a t e rest on said bonds. tricks to get . the money and S atu rd ay to lie w ith..his wife at ved followed by three tables of :rg , M$s Eakin and Mrs Beck are sad little sto ry about his a rre st new well, purch asin g pum ping IT ENACTED BY T H E which Mi the end was spent for the tim e of the operation and re contract. Scoring honors went sisters and form er Coats’ girls. and Incarceration in Birming equipm ent, pipe and other neces- p p o P L E OF T H E CITY OF law yer fees, etc., before he could to M rs I^ w ls H astings for club Mr and Mrs Georg*? Black ham w here he mixed w ith the s a r\ equipm ent. For the purpose MORO, OREGON, th at the Char- claim it, was received w ith m uch turned to Kent Sunday. and Mrs H. D. Proudfoot for burne and fam ily sjx>nt Sunday John Woods left Friday even negroes an d ' m ixed it w ith th e of providing funds w ith which te r-o f said City of Moro adopted enthusiasm . The cast of charac- w ith Mr and Mrs Carl Casey ing for Roseburg to be with guest. cops. Southerners ' don’t seem to to pay th e cost of said improve- by the I^egislative Assembly of ters ’ included Jam °s Mrs Charles E verett e n te r and fam ily a t Dufur. his m other, Mrs Virgil Anderson like to have n o rth e rn ers come m ents the Council is authorized tbe S tate of Oregon and approv- Abrey Allington. the relatives tained the Tuesday contract Due to the fact th at so m any down and stir up the blat k to issue and sell general obliga ed F eb ru ary 17, 1899 as am ended Sharon M artin. Louise Allington. who has suffered a heart a t club. A 1:30 luncheon w as serv people have asked Mrs I^eonard h reth ern and Mr. Taylor appears tion w ater bonds of the City in be and th e sam e hereby is A brey’s wife; Verna Ju n e Coyle, tack. Mr and Mrs Volna Guyton ed followed by- four tables of Jordon to take the Commission particularly dull about lcarnln, the sum of Five Thousand Dol am ended by adding th ereto a. Miss Benita Mullet the old maid and sons of Portland w ere guest cards. High score was held h of N otary Republic, she has now the fact. lars ($5,000.00). Said bonds shall new chapter to read as follows: aunt, who w asn ’t deaf; Herm an from Friday through Sunday at Mrs B. E strelle Hailey obtained the Commission and is Some one could easily show be in such form and m ature P e ters’ Lh, ? J awr r: ,,h " M°?.inn,V th o 'h o m e of Mr and Mrs Allan club, Mrs Proudfoot for guest now authorized to notarize ¡ca C H A PTER XVI that negroes are treated much TH E George M aitland Bt kkedahl. Section 1. T h e Council of the stel, T T T n u J ' s ^ ' ï h À n a« c determ the Council, and Mrs S, J. Brock held the low pers. „ ined 9 The T ___ h by _ ___________ b etter in the United States . . tnan Section 2. debt lim itations City v.. ... uv,L.w.. .. ___ to _Sam mie Lyons, THE George Mait- of MOro is authorized Mr and Mrs Basil Bains visited Mr and Mrs W illiam Mitchell score. Guests w ere Mrs L. W. com m unistic are w hites In the w m m unw uv contain«! in the C harter of said im prove the city by construct- land’s wife; Carl Ziegler, an im- of Portland a rriv ed Friday at Michael, Mrs H. D. Proudfoot, in R ufus over the weekend. Mr. T aylor’s nction from which . ‘ City shall not apply to the bonds jng reconstructing, repairing, postor positjg as G M aitland; Vic their fu rn itu re the home of- th eir son in law and Mrs Fred F o rtn er of P o rt They moved original s p o ° ^ h ‘p t pro™” £ hereby authorized. o r m aintaining »streets and Jones, Giles, the half w ltted gar- and daughter; Mr and Mrs John land and Mrs O W. B arnett of which has been stored here to comes. And anyw ay tne rxj.u- Secy on 3. The Council of the drains of said City. F o r th e pur- dener; Joe Harvey. Sprules, th o Decker They will visit in Kent, Wasco. V ancouver where they have now run every now and anu *: c it y shall include in the annual pose o f providing fu n d s w ith rom antic butler; and Connie Wil- until after M other’s day. ' Mrs Augusta Huekin e n te r m ade their home. would not be Jr tax levy a special additenal levy w hich to pay th e cost of • said son, Simpson, the rom antic 1 ar- Miss Jewel Penley as adviser Kelly Wilson was injured Sat- tained with a 9:00 o’clock b rea k passage m oney o - jn », gurn sufficient to pay the .im provem ents the Council is lormaid. Between cu rta in nuny uday evenjng when his foot was fast honoring Mrs H. D. Proud and th ree of the RuPus high Taylor. Mr. W allace and principal of and the Interest on authorized to issue and sell bers w ere sung by the Moro H irn sia8hed on a broken bottle dor- foot, Mrs Fred F o rtn er of Port- school girls w ent to Walla Walla, * > • ♦ the bonds hereby authorized as general obligation im provem ent Glee Club and Sextet. M rs K G. ‘. g prem ature sw lm at a near and and Mrs Lydia Darby. W n„ Friday as delegates to at- Car insurance rates th a t have it become» due. _ bonds of th e City in th e surfl Young of Morn directed the play . dftm He wft9 ruBhed to The Mrs Charles Fulton served serviNi a the G irls Youth Federation not been exactly static for some RESOLVED fu rth e r th a t the of T hree Thousand F ive Hun- and also led the girls in their for medical treatm ent brunch luncheon at 1:30 Thurs- a88oclation. Mr and Mrs D. D. tim e are going up again accord fcllowing ballot title is hereby dred Dollars ($3,500.00). Said perform ance. w here several stitches were ta day afternoon, followed by two w illiam s drove them up, and the ing to the insurance companies. adontP<j - for said am endm ent bonds shall be in such forrrt a n d ____________ ken In his foot. He is m aking tables of cards. Mrs Fred Fort- g ;rjR going w ere Jessie Rice, Cars th a t young people drive „„ 4 A v i L 'v n u r v n CHARTER AMENDMENT ,u«vurv u « a .i.i.ic u by the v ., o m atu re w as determ ined ner and Mrs H. M. Zell holding p>oroth y Blackhurne, and Carol satisfactory recovery. are going to pay m ore than the SUBM ITTED TO TH E VOTERS Council. ' ' ’ ell, f o r ,* * '° high score. T hursday evening sm ith . average from now on and per RY T H E COUNCIL Section 2. T he debt lim itations cations thereof .t h ®15^,nn Mrs H. A. W hite entertained the T be work on the num ber 42 haps th at is one w ay t<* curb GRASS VALLEY Shall the C harter of the City contained in th e C harter of said tY pre < (M 1 u . inf $TT, pnt js past m atrons of E astern Star. s ta r tejephone line has been progress- th e accidents by youngsters. of Moro, Oregon, be amended, c ity shall hot apply to the bonds at which s a id «»1 • ■ ,,, Mr and Mrs Glenn Perry are An 8 o’clock dessert was served Jng but w ith bajf a Crew work- • voted upon, and th at tn e pro W hen papa has to io walk w a‘* to b y adding thereto a new chapter, hereby authorized. be the parents of a daughter, th eir followed by four tables of con- lnp j am es Welch, the telephone junior work th e ca r because Junior will , e a m t o & ,________ for the issuance of Section 3. The Council ' of the posed j' seCond k ^ o p C ^ hatrer n ’ for i n s ^ t i o n 'o f C his second, Ixnn bom Friday Friday April April 30 30 in In tract. High score was won by , lineman |nPman from The Dalles was ...... w ater bonds of the City in the c i t y shall include in the annual ail office hours the car on the way to The Dal- Mrs Fred Fortner. helping Saturday, doing t h e sum of Five T housand Dollare tax levy a special addltonal levy off« « during a "<~rs Mothpr an4 h ter dolng careful. The Tester club m et at the t ransposihg of the wires, to provide provide tu funds w un ith jn ,n a a sum sum sufficient sufficient to home of Mrs J. A. Foss Monday. _____________ _ «riii ($5,000.00) to n as w «.u pay th mv e Pr^ s ^ bv^ V P n v F r U n R T T H H P E B R that nicely. It is expected th a t th ere wi w b jcb to im prove and extend principal of and the in terest on bp/ » Q bPrp m r «mu mio Andrew Brown A ----- --------- ------- 1:30 dessert luncheon was on . RESOLVED Mr and Mrs be a larger usual turnov th<j w ater system, and providing th e bonds hereby authorized as ¡he ,ReP°n t7 d reau ired to served followed followed by by two two tables tables i.O.O.F. fXlN^ENTTON to of of Shaniko Shaniko spent spent a a few few hours hours served in m em bers of the legish a g p ^ jg j tax jeVy to pay the ¿t becomes due. b v i n s t r u c t 1 « ip p tu S T in a t least Sunday visiting a t the home of of contract. Mrs T. Lester John- The 35th Annual D istrict don- John for next session as m any mem- of and the interest on RESOLVED fu rth e r th a t the Post notices °f elw t iQn in a t _ u y j^rg John Block. son son held held high high score score for for club, club. vention of the 1OOF lodges of bers a re not trying to returm ^ ndg? fo„ ow lng ba„ ot UUe is hereby three p u b ic and / o n « Pk u o u s ^ f ^ r s Luke> Blbby of Mrs Keith McDonald low score Wasco W heeier.^ » « 0 (1 -The voter m ay hope f£r joo ------ Yes adopted for said am endm ent: places in the y P n r io r H ennner w ere visitors at the and Mrs Allen Tom guest prize and Sherm an counties was held eventualities: 1) th a t th ere Is 1Q1 ------ No CH ARTER AM ENDM ENT of not less than ten days prioi H tp i M r -and Mrs Art Bibby M rs Andrew Shearer spent Monday afternoon and evening enough experienced men to get RESOLVED FU R TH ER th a t SUBM ITTED TO TH E VOTERS t o ^ a i d e le c tio n R P c n t V FD Sundae the weekend in Salem w here she at the Kent school house with a som ething done ^ s te a d of being resolution for a proposed BY T H E COUNCIL 1948 Florin Coon of Sandy arrived visited her sister, Mrs Carrie large crowd In attendance a repetition of 1935: 2) th a t there ch a rter am endm ent m ed w ith ShaH th e c h a rte r of the City that the 21st. da> of May 1948 Florin pavrents Mr Mo, row - Dinner was served by the Kent are enough m em bers who a tb e Recorder for subm ission to o f Moro, Oregon, be amended, ^ tw e e n the ho . . .. Rud coon. M rs Belle Clothier was a Rebekahs to a group of 6 the m ental and moral st,1«y’ * th e legal voters for th eir adop- bv ad d in g thereto a new chapter. t i as th e tim e * Arden Squire and daughter, weekend truest at a t the home memlters ai the L *go ?nd guest ------- of — vention ---------- — to vote ’’No” on doubtful legis- 0^ re)ection to 1)e voted on provl(ting for the issuance of ^ r e b y designated as ‘h e «m e £ rd e n J ^ l r ^ a n d ^ u g ^ . son in law and daughter, hall following the afternoon bus- in iness session. Durward Helyer lation. r * at a special election which is im provem ent bonds of the City for n l S i n f f n o llin t? n la c o d a v s last week visiting relatives Mr and Mrs D B. Johnson home h Sun- PNG of a Kent --------------------- M a y Co i W . i U held ° n ™ ^ » ’rtSi £ Z s and «he f « ^ « e d ^ ^ I r ^ ^ l . V r '^ n e d ^ '^ e o^e ™ s°te? ^ . m lodge n S acted d u ^ as toast- — Of t . - IS « ^ a hoSp „ a , in The by her .s is te r. .M r ,C a r i„ A ,_ d e gram. _ A ^ o f seven , Ken, MORO Dalles w here he spent» several Vany of Ixmg Beach, California, grade school boss, m an County R iders wll. be heid apd req u .red ^ t h e c i ^ and p r i d i n g * a conduct - i d eie c tio n ^ to w it , e ’ «rWb n n p n m n n ia M arvin Thomas and son Jim- rection of Eugene Knott, s th o o l days w ith pneumonia. Frank Pike flew his Liscombe my w ere weekend guests at the superintendent: sang I: ree tb^ , grountte. aoth ec interested riders ^ » U a h ^ e ^ — ve pro- s ^ i a . U x j e v y to p a y ^ p r i m Cou, _ i= Courthouse. to H erm iston and hot* hmne of M r ^ M r s .. E. plane Officials are also invited to come. m itted to the voters by the bonds? accompanied Sunday, J. A. Foss, Judge, C hairm an Mr and Mrs Clair Hill of Irving Mobley, of Kent sang, m eeting will be for th e purpose p R jn ^be m anner provided 100 Goddard. in Mrs Bernard M artin Portland were houseguests E E. Barzee, Judge of arranging the Pj r i° rm ?,VCh bv law. th at is to sav. bv publi- of “W hen Irish F^ res Are „s ™* n*- 101 Mr and Mrs W S. Powell. Judge of the club at p o d e n d ^ e 'catio n of this resolution in full h ad as Naomi Van Gilder, C lerk will be the following SundaJ- in tbe Sherm an County* Journal RESOLVED FU R TH ER th at M arvin Klemme, cand date tn e aneirn ,n Moro, Moro this resolution for a proposed Y ^ lJ ^ u | b H15cbod iis h e tf in Florence M artin, C lerk ents, Mr a^ d birs pr [y^d p /id a v ’ Tuesday "until Friday. two piano selections and aeeom- new spaper County, Oregon, and c h a r te r am endm ent he filed w ith W hereas it is necessary for of H °set,u n ucholtz and her Mr Jnd Mrs E. D. M< Kee left panled the songs. Gus \\ eigelt, of for delegate to the Republican a Sherm Mrs O. H. rprtrudG 1 ovett Saturday for ir Hood — 1 River ' to T he n$»iu« n t e r ta i n e d w ith a convention, was here Thursday. h e ie b V an d esig n ate d by the Coun- the R ecorder for subm ission to the peace, health and safety of Dalles e entertained S r ^ r U ^ U t i v e . pub,.- .the iega. voters for th eir .dop- the CUy^and it,, n i W U M , th at aug o heir son in law and dau- sleight of hand performance and His hom e is in Burns. M rs Ida Davis was taken to thereof, w ithin the twen- tion o r rejection to be voted on im provem ents, to the stre e ts and and a fri<>n< arnv«< with y • Mrn.. Hal H ot Shejton S h p ltn n JudgP Tiirlcro j T . m M. . Wilson Wilson delivered an lh ? W - ’ ? Sunday ~ — motored ......... ...................... ......... Kenneth Sa- the hospital in The Dalles Mon » t ' ™ sth£ ^ llnK said election a t a special election which is drains be-m ade as Sch- They all mo- address of welcome Anna tor^d to Portland where they ther. NG of Kent lodge..presented at which said- am endm ent is to hereby called to be held on the hie, and that this election be fo rm e rs sistei, dav at wnicn sa at gs par] a date ag pos. William Hel- Tex Irzyk got rid of Rolfe had as guests visited their 9on and daughtei a 35 year sub- IT IS FU R T H E R RESOLVED sible, now, therefore, an emerg- Mrs T. M. Mr and Mrs Roy in law. Mr and Mrs M. E. McKee y er of The DaUes I^eo W a tk in s , troublesom e ledge of rock T hese T h in g s We Republican Chief Savs Taxes $1000 Per family New School Plan M°r° Small Proposed At B“' U"J" 6% Limitation Joint Session Club Hears Talk Of County Roads At Rufus Meeting N o te to rain although I t faiipn am ount of m oisture has fallen, lay Still farm ers had to plowing for a e°u ple K netb and Keneth W ily last Young w ent to ^ LaGrande I a^ eattPnd F riday night in o rder to < a teacher’s conference at th< city Saturday. the Recorder he and he is here- m itted to th e voters by the 1948, by the following vote, the gnd renUired to Council in th e m anner provided Yeas 5 Nays 0 nost notices of election in at least by law, th a t is to say, by publi- Absent 1 th ree public z, » in ful $ n n h l l r and a n d cons conspicuous cation of th is resolution t 1 n t y for a perlod ,n th e Sherm an C ounty Journal, Giles L. French Mayor,, pla not less ,__ »on d n v ten a n days r l o r a prior new spaper published in Moro. than a Sherm an lo County, Oregon, . am and Carrel S. Bennett election. Snerm u rn y , mttkuii FU RTH ER RESOLVED hereby designated by the Coun Recorder > . TT 1 I V o v in nnd Mr an<^ M05 v a rr s CHk Son motor- and Mrs N orris S , ^ d ,v m a , , p H to Portland Saturday ai — rtf Miss io Mar- tend the wedding of *<\nn d ie ZuOlhden a n ^ a m e . M«nn. LIP av ¡ihndenE|« a grand daugh-' te iKof Mr and Mrs Coyle. T h e baseball team piayeu au A n au u re ss u y Arlington Sunday and won by Grand M aster of Oregon and a a ¿cor? o f 2-3 i n a i o inning game talk from Fred Pinkham , superin- a s c Among o r e u i those “ attending __ «? the . ball tendent of the Odd a , i , i pcjJnw home Fellow home and rodeo at Arlington w ere high jxdnts of the evening g a m e ^ a n d ^ o tie o An g ^ A ^ ,M ilv rd Mr and M«^ Kav Brown, o f W ashington and fra n k Sex- anti Mr and Mrs W. A. Morris, ton, PGM of Oregon also spoke.
