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FRIDAY, JULY 2, 1948
PAGE S SHERMAN COUNTY JOURNAL, MORO. OREGON
brought home Monday by .h is
tlves, Mr and Mrs A1 Merritt at
Ronald Mulick nephew of Mike
grandmother on account of having
the John Day Ferry, Friday Fred
Mulick, is here from Nutley, New
asthma in that climate, and ar
was on the job at tbe Leland $led
soon ( 4 b he reached Rufus It left
Jersey to spend the summer with
ler ranch where he is employed.
h im /w
his uncle.
Mrs Bob Byrd and Catherine
Mr and Mrs Bert Gooden of
Caroline and Carter Harry,
Boise went to Portland last Thurs
San Francisco, and a friend Don!
children of Mrs James Brown, ar
day where Catherine is receiving
Perry came last Friday to spend
rived from • Inglewood, California
medical attention. Mrs Donald
the week end at the home of
Sunday to spend the summer
Clarke and daughter, Betty, of
Mr and Mrs Hugh Mathieson,.
here finding out about Oregon.
Portland returned home with
then they went on up to Idaho ;
Mr ami Mrs -Claud Thompson
them for a visit with relatives
By Mr* George Fox
Merle Miller who has been in a went to Gresham Saturday with
to visit relatives. Mr and Mrs Goo
here. Mrs Clarke is a daughter
hospital in The Dalles for several friends from California and wat
den will help Mathieson during
*
A
group
of
neighbors
at
Rufus
of Mr and Mrs W. A. Morris, and
days was taken to Portland earl ched the Arabian Horse Show giv
the haying and harvesting season.
joined together to try their luck Sunday she went to Arlington to
ier this week to receive treatment en at the fair grounds Sunday
Mrs Gooden is a daughter of Mrs {
unday wU^ building a passage way for spend some time with her sister
- for a form of paralysis that makes Their daughter, Mrs Mel Brown
Mathigson.
water on the lowest Mrs Frank Adams and family.
his condition serious. Merle was and daughter returned to their
Rev W. E. Rice went to Golden-
land
which
belongs to George
dale
Monday where he performed
operated on last winter for a back heme in Salem at the same time. Blackburne. They
Mr
and
Mrs
Bill
Meyers
have
had a bull dozer
a
marriage
ceremony for a Gold-*
ailment.
Mrs Verne Arstlll drove to Dal assisting them and the men with purchased a new
Studehaker
endale
couple,
as the regular pas
las,
her
former
home,
the
first
shovels tried to dig a ditch tu rn truck. Meyere intends using it
Mr and Mrs Jay Freeman are
tor
there
is
absent.
The Maryhill f
ing the water through a culvert to haul wheatQhls harvest.
battling bees this week and have of the week for some fruit.
Ferry
service
has
been
restored,1
Mrs K*ith McDonald of Wasco
decided to have_the creatures ex
The Junior Izadles club was under the highway. This didn’t
and it is much closer for residents
will
accompany
Mrs
Catherine
nostess. at a picnic
picnic at
av the
me Moro
ww« prove too successful, but if it
terminated, once and for all, after hostess,
to cross the river here than go
us Boise when she drives to Port
letting them reside In between park last Sunday which gave the had the entire orchards a
across at The Dalles as they did
• the walls of their fireplace for younger group belonging to the could have been drained tha land this Thursday to see the
during the Columbia river flood
doctor.
e
many years. But since both Mr club an opportunity for some re- way. As it is, very
stage.
Mr and Mrs Edward Millard
in sl*ht to get rld of the standlng
and Mrs Freeman have suffered laxation.
Mrs Hugh Mathieson returned
Tommy Foster came home last water that seeped into the or- and family left.Saturday for their
from stings of late, tbe bees are
a week ago Tuesday from a three
home
in
Portland
after
spending
week from the army and went to chards during the Columbia river
no longer welcome.
week stay in San Francisco where
work on the Coelsch ranch. Herb flood stage endangering the land their vacation here with friends
she
was called on account of the
Mrs Marie Barnett Cooper is Lawrence is due home soon.
and leaving
^ h n d at and’ relatives. Sharon Jenson who
illness of her mother, Mrs Mar
buying the McCoy land on the
now
lives
in
The
Dalles,
accom
Captain Vayne Gurdane of the mosquitoes which is very bad at
tha Silvers. She brought her mo
point from Tad and Paul McCoy. Oregon State police, was here present. Walt Morris has tiea t panied them home.
ther Mrs Silvers and her niece
Asa Eslinger is spending some last*week for a visit with Sheriff standing water on his land to get
Among those ” attending the
Earline Clarke home with her to
time here at the hotel as a guest Fields •
baseball game ip Condon Sunday
. ...
rid of mosquitoes.
q:>end some time here.
of his son, Ernest.
were Mr and Mrs Miles Barager,
Mr and Mrs Lamer Sayrs and
After a warm weekend in the Mr and Mrs Curt Tom and (laugh
Born: To Mr and Mrs Roscoe
XITE-EASE
Moore, June 24 at The Dalles, a children drove to Salem last Sat north end of Sherman county, the ter Catherine, and Mr and Mrs ANOTHER WAY TO SKIN A CAT . . . There must be easier ways
urday
to
attend
the
Stockman
pic
mercury
climbed
to
102
degrees
of
getting
a
leopard
to
where
you
want
him
to
go
than
by
carry
Dick Yocum. Condon played Was
Hot weather sleepers
son.
Mr and Mrs John Parker have nic. a family gathering to which Monday, with but little wind to co and beat them by a score of ing him on your shoulders, but it looks like this Hindu animal
I* J’s. eowem A short versions
trainer with a big eireus is doing it this way just for laughs.
moved into the Claud Thompson the Hamptons belong. Mr and offer resistance to the heat. -It 13 to 4.
$2.95 & up
Anyway whenever a circus animal trainer starts wearing leopards
Mrs
Lloyd
Johnson
and
children
was
86
degrees
at
eight
o’clock
house and the Thompsons have
Mrs Pearl Jones suffered a for neck-pieces it's a good indication that spring is on the way^
GRETA
gun« to the coast for a few weeks. were also in Salem for the occa Monday morning, but the evening heart attack Friday morning and
They will return to California sion, returning Tuesday by way was cooler with 78 degrees.
she was taken to The Dalles hos Larry who was going to spend
Mr and Mrs Fred Clapp and
of Madras.
that afternoon.
Relatives the summer in Idaho with his
next fall.
Clem Eslinger and Jim Hunt family who hae spent some time pital
who
visited
her
Monday
said she grandparents, was taken ill and
Tom Jones left Wednesday for er were here from Hillsboro to at the home of Mr and Mrs Hugh was resting well and feeling
Eugene to attend the funeral of take a pair of horses back to the Mathieson left a week ago Tues pretty good. .
W H ITE H U P S
his brother. He was accompanied the valley. Asa Eslinger, Clem’s day for Oakland, California.
Miss Rosemary Leehan
of
Satin
- Rayon - Nylon
by his daughter, Mrs Doris Bay father, returned to his home with
Portland Is employed at the ranch
Values to $8.95
Relatives
of
Mr
and
Mrs
W.
A
them.
* er of Grass Valley
Only $5.00
Tate enjoyed a family dinner to home of Mr and Mrs Leland
GRETA, THE DALLES
gether at their home in The Dal Medler during the haying and
les last Sunday Their son in law through harvest. Rosemary is a
and daughter, Mr and Mrs T. H. cousin of Mrs Medler, and she
Martin and family came from Val just graduated from high school
lejo, California, Mr and Mrs J. W. this spring.
Mr and Mrs Ernie Engles son
Rodgers of Portland, a brother
There’s the bus station^ and newspaper
IN S U R A N C E
'
in law and sister of Mr Tates and
their son and daughter in law, Moro Ixxlg* No- H3 I.O.O.F
Mr and Mrs James Tafe an dau Meets 1st and 3rd
agencies, Oregonian, Journal, Chronicle
MORO
OREGON
ghter Mary of Rufus were all pre Tuesdays ir. I.O.O.F.
hall. Transient and
sent.
and M H S O ptim ist too, and the public
MOTOROLA and PH I LUO
Mr and Mrs T. H. Martin and visiting brothers are
family of Vallejo, California are cordially invited to
unto radios for immediate
dividing a two weeks vacation meet with us.
phone, and magazines and we feed you
Drinks - MAGAZINES - l < unlain
delivery, for all makes and
here at the homes of Mr and Mrs
Izeo W atkins, N . G.
models of ears, come in and
Worth Tate in The Dalles, and-
John DeMoss, Secretary___
wee about having one Initial
and refresh you. Q u ite a place we have,
Mr and Mrs James Tafe In Rufus Bethlehem C o p te r . ^ 7 5 T o X 8 .
OPEN SUNDAYS
led. Prices from $t«.<>0 up to
$105.00.
Meets
every
second
and
Vernon Miller went to The Dal
fourth Thursday in each
come in. \(^e can do something for you
les Friday to bring his wife home
HARRY’S RADIO SERVICE
moVith; visiting members
ON HALF A DAY’S NOTICE WE’LL GET ANJT K IN D
from The Dalles hospital where
invited, Moro, Oregon
OP
YOU ORDER l'OR A GROUP- FU L L F IV E
Phone 2928
she had spent a week recuperat
( ' ( W E DINNER WITH WHAT YOU W ANT IN IT. -
Pauline
Douma
W.
M.
319
E.
3rd
St.
The
Dalles,
Ore
ing from the flu.
Edna Melzer. Secretary _ (over Penny’s)
Oregon
Mr and Mrs Jim Butler and
daugthers who were visiting at it'ureka Ix>dge N o. 121 A.F. A A.M
Meets on the 1st and
the home of Mr and Mrs S. A.
3rd Thursday evenings
Wilson have taken temporary re
each month. Visiting
sidence in The Dalles until fur
ynembers
cordially in
ther orders from the construction
vited to meet with us.
company he is working for.
Irving Hart, W. M.
Mr and Mrs Curt Tom left Mon
H. B. Pinkerton, Secretary _
day for Prosser, Wn., to visit rel
atives for several days.
Before Lupine Rebekah Ixxlge No. 11«
they return home they intend vis Meets 2nd and 4th
Tuesdays of each
iting Grand Coulee Dam. '
Visiting
Fred Merritt and his wife were month.
on several days vacation last members welcome.
week, going over into Washing Bertha Belshe \ G .
ton. Thursday they visited rela Clara Houston, Sec.
Merle Miller
Draining Flood
In Portland
Waters Found
Hospital Again
Difficult Job
Ed’s Place
W e do lots of things
Bill E. T odd
For Steaks Cooked the way
You Like 1 hem
Tasty Salads - -Good Coffee
THE TAVERN
L
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Half a million
dollars a day
ANGES
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Prestologs j
T hat’s what we’re putting to work in
new telephone facilities tor the W est.
Where does the money come from ?
Car here T O D A Y •
Order NOW for off-car price
Now in Stock:
LARGER working area
OVERSIZED OVEN
W <M iER HEATER -
sum m er fa n
♦
:
Adjustable Screens:
> n
X »
3 fe e t
3 ” 8 i n .x 6 ft 9 in
Screen doors
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and
H ardw are
2 ” C ” ~6"
7 ”
f o r ...T h e r m a d o r , A m e ric a ’s la r g e s t e le c tric r a n g e , f e a
2. This lady, for exam ple, may have fu r
nished the money for that pole above. For
we must get money to grow from investors
who put their savings into the business.
The bills you pay go for payroll, taxes and
o th er o p e ra tin g c o s t s - and for sm tU
*w âges” for the money of investors.
Plywood
i n n o o t h e r r a n g e . W h e n y o u b u y T h e r m a d o r,- y o u b u y
th e b e « . . . a r a n g e t h a t ’s e n g in e e r e d t o m a k e c o o k in g
e a s ie r, f a s te r , b e tte r !
ALSO AVAILABLl
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therm ador
DOUBLt O V IN HANOI
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4 x 10 3/4
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Phone 8 5 7
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M o ro , O re g .
4 . G ettin g te le p h b n e s to
p e o p le who are waiting is
V2 Waterproof
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Frodwct of THERMADOR ELECTRICAL MFO. CO., La» Angala» 3 3 , € •« < •
takes money and lots of it...w e ’re spend
ing an average of half a million dollars
every day for new facilities in the Pacific
W est. Some m ight th in k all th is m oney
comes from telephone bills...or from profits.
But that’s not the case in this business.
!
H e r e ’* th e e le c tr ic r a n g e t h a t y o u h a v e b e e n w a i t i n g
t u r i n g e v e ry m o d e r n d e v ic e f o r c le a n , efficien t, c o n v e n
ie n t , a u to m a tic c o o k in g P lu s e x c lu s iv e fe a tu re s f o u n d
1. M ak in g th e t • l • p h o n • s y s te m g r o w
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Moro Lumber & Fuel :
our big job. And we gan attract
new working dollars and keep
up the inftaltodon pace only if
we sell our service« at adequate
pr.ee«. These price» muit cover
operating costs and leave a
moderate profit, too...th« I*®"1
that pays our investors for the
use of their savings.
3 . S o m e b o d y m ust put up a lot more
money for each new telephone we add to
day than was necessary before the war.
Costs have gone up for us as they h .ve foe
you. As w e put ¡0 more »nd more new tele
phones, the expensive new portion become*
a larger part of the whole system.
The Pacific Telephone
and Telegraph Company
More than 70,000 people working together to tnr-
nish ever better telephone service to the West
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