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PAGE 5 SHERMAN CeUNTV JOURNAL, MORO, OREGON
FRIDAY, JUNE 11, 194«
hnme of Mrs Frank Sayrs.
near Albany.
drove up from Eugene Saturday land early this week leaving
Mrs Elva Bryant was a visitor
to visit in eastern Oregon anil at- Keith Nelsoq to sell gas ana in Moro last Thursday until Sat-ty Riders were in Redmond Sun-
tend the Historical society meet-
c^
or »*{*',>'• relurned urdav staying with Mrs Edith day to take part in the amateur
Burnet who took her to The horse show given by the riding
ing at DeMoss Sunday.
Tuesday night from Portland Dalles when she left. Mrs Bryant ciub of that place,
Mr and Mrs Ralph Brisbine where she had been visiting for having retirement age for school i)arotd Belshe and wife were
left last week end for a vacation several days,
teachers, is moving to a farm .
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v —
which will be spent in the val-
Bill Flatt and Bob Roberson
ley with relatives.
are home from La Grande where
W e do g laizin g. Cut gla ss to fit and],
Leila McLachlan, daughter of they have attended EOCE during
a An
n open
upvu forum
.o.u... meeting
...wung w
for . Mr and Mrs G!en •YcL? i i an’ wa,8 thWOTdl oT*th^' death of Knute
put it th e fram es all w ed g ed and puttied
'the discussion of a proposed con- valedictorian for the I. 4
grat -
4g one
contractor on
solidation of Boardman, DeMoss, uat,on elass at
Heppner
g 1
Sherman highway's first
Erskine, Fairview, Harmony and ^ tao l last week.
good surfacing Job. He was in
in sn u g and tight.
Moro school districts will be
Mr and Mis Giles Front i it- the Veteran’s hospital in Portland,
held at the Moro school house celved word Frl^af„.®f. the blrth
Mr and Mrs Elmer Sondenaa
Speaking o f g la s s , y o u ’v e heard
Thursday, June 17, at 8:00 p. m. ° f a a00’ Michael William to Lt. of Toledo. visited at the Amandus
o f th e m a n w h o went in t o a b a t
Merle Becket was over from and Mrs <Jan,e 1Frenc,b) NP12 i ' von Borstel home
a n d o r d e r e d a M a r tin i. W h e n fin«
Heppner last week end this time
Jr at Jacksonville, Hori- |ng up for her brother, Phil s
Ib h ed h e a t e th e b o w l o f t h e g l a s s
a n d th r e w t h e s t e m a w a y . A f t e r
succeeded in moving his family da- ttiat m1o nJ ? g*
.
,
graduation from
g
s< <*>
f that town
Mrs L»eola Church who is car- Mr Sondenaa flew as far as
s i x M a r tin is h e a s k e d th e b ar-
k e e p w h y h e stirred a t h im a n d
Helen Gubler, who has been
Bl"
H Troutda1e wJ l h , Joh“ y ,
D o y o u t h in k t h a t ’s f u n n y
«Piiine' magazines in this coun companied Mr and M rs• W. H. whlle Mrs Sondenaa (Helen von
E u r e is
s a y s t h e barkeep, t h e
Ragsdale of The Dalles here for Borstel) remained for a longer
ty on annual visits for many
s t e m s is t h e b e s t p a r t.
the historlal meeting and picnic visit witb relatives in Sherman
years, was here last weekend,
at DeMoss Sunday.
county.
LET US FIX UP YOUR WINDOWS FOR FLY TIME
still at the same old business.
Among those here for the pio-
The Kent American legio n
Mr and Mrs Chester Cowles of
Portland were visitors here last neer picnic Sunday were Mr and auxiliary met Tuesday at the
______
week .remaining until the histor Mrs Myles Martin of Lexington: ____
Mr
and
Mrs
G.
H.
Root,
Mr
and
ical society picnic Sunday.
A drivers license examiner Mrs James Woods and P. C. A x
will be on duty in Moro Thurs tell all of The Dalles. Mr. Axtell
day June 17, 1948, at the court reports Mrs Axtell as gaining WANTED: Reliable man with
car to call on farmers in Sher
house between the hours of 10 in strength but not equal to the
man qounty. Wonderful oppor
trip for the picnic.
a m. and 3 p. m.
Harold
Arstill
went
to
Port-
tunity $15 to $20 in a day. No
Mr and Mrs George Simon
experience or capital required.
Permanent. Write today. Mc-
Ness Co. Dept. B 2423 Magnol
NO ROOM FOR ARGUMENT!
ia St. Oakland 7, California.
32-3P
Open Meeting
Called To Discuss
School Merger
here from Hood River Tues
day to see nuw
how guvu
good the«
nay
vuc- wheat
wmu
looked on bis farm east of town 1
Ranald Powell had a horse fat
Ronald
fail
with him Friday. His ankle was
.sprained which will keep him on
crutches for a few days or more.
Mr and Mrs Collis Moore drove
to Madras Sunday to visit with
her sister, Mrs Vincent Graue,
and family for the day.
They
were accompanied as far as Cul
ver by Mr and Mrs D. A. Van
Gilder who visited Zene Watkins
for the day.
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W e do lots of things
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phone, and magazines and we feed you
and refresh you. Quite a place we have,
come in. W e can do something for you.
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IN 8 U R
OREGON
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HELP Y O U ! COUNTRY. ••
HELP YOURSELF I
T h e re la « till ■ v e ry real need
for every ounce o f used fata we
can salvage. T h e w orld w ide
shortage is gre
r tod ay than
ever before,
t lease . . . heep
saving and tu rn in g in you r used
kitch en fats. P . 8. Yes I you
d o get paid foe them . . . and
y o u k n o w h o w r e a d y cash
counts tod ay.
guaranteed tires
R IH S tS to
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B A L L G A M E 1:30 p.m.
CORBY S
Barbecue 3:00 p.m.
LeRov W right will handle the b arb ecu e again .
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