Sherman County journal., July 09, 1948, Page 2, Image 2

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2 SH K R M A *
COUNTS
JOURHAI a MORO G i l í GON
FRIDAY, JULY 9, 1948
the Osage Indinas, , all the high
CÇauntç 3o»rn*l hatted, talkative fraternity who
were able to sell- colored water
PubTii«hed liv e r y Friday at
for rheumatism? Has the world
gone skeptic in medicine as well
M oro, Oregon
G iles I* F r e n c h ---------- ------ Bditor as in politics?
fc ^ a -= rS S = S T S S r-S S S ^ r3 S
As much space as has been
PM*office'"at
Ore iron under Act of devoted
tO Splitting atoms it
Kt office at lloro.
Moro. Ore««
‘ £ ‘ 187»
that gome enterprising
CnnrneM of - "
M«rch
p person
v i^ii would
wcu.v. have been able to
.
figure out a way to sell them o
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the hypochrondriacs at a suitable
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profi,. The race of Connecticut
P a ■ li s W e *
van kees
with wooden nutmegs
NATIONAL EDITORIAL-, in their park miut havp ^ied
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must
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O F F IC IA L C O U N T Y P A P E R
S U B S C R IP T IO N R Ä T È S
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con pleUly ’^ b ^ r e ^ e r e
pal-
aver once was enough Oh! these
factual times. How drab!
J U L Y », 194«
Somex one threw a rock thru the defendant be forever dissol­
Mr and Mrs John Ashbrook Bill Coats, Gordon Buck, Bob
one
of the windows in the door ved and set aside.
Howell,
Donald
McIntyre
and
Gaylord Guy Married spent the Fourth of July week
This Summons Is served upon
of the Wasco Pharmacy Monday
Billie
Root.
end at
Beach. Wash.
you
pursuant to an order 'm ade
night
but
the
store
was
not
en­
Mr and Mrs George Ijamborn
Mr and Mrs James O’Meara
tered.
Mrs Gaylord Guy, who by the Judge of the entitled Court
S inday At Wasco
left
Monday
to
go
to
their
home
went to East fjake Saturday and
at Troutdale selected by their lives above the store, discovered on the 22nd day of June, 1948,
Sunday on a fishing trip.
the broken window the next which said order requires you to
To Jean Richards
Mrs Jennie Hearing spent the niece Mrs Pearl Lamborn.
appear and answer the Complaint
morning.
Mr
and
Mrs
Mel
Peterson,
Da­
Fourth weekend with her son
within six weeks from the date of
M rs T ed E v e r e tt
in law and daughter, Mr and vid Dunn and Mr and Mrs Har­
the first publication of this Sum­
SUMMONS
The Wasco Methodist church Mrs Kenneth Stuart in The Dal­ old Dutton of Portland -were
mons. The date of the first pub­
IN
THE
CIRCUIT
COURT
OF
week
end
guests
of
Mr
and
Mrs
waK thp scene of the wedding les.
lication of this Summons is the
THE
STATE
OF
OREGON
FOR
Miss Barbara Jean
Mr and Mrs John McClure and Harley Dutton.
2nd
day of July, 1948.
July 4
.
hf
A N Rich-
SHERMAN
COUNTY
Mr and Mrs Damon Fields -and
Wcharda d fc
J
Bemis children of Portland spent the sons
BROWN & VAN VACTOR
Arnold
Thomas
Hanson,
Plaintiff
and Mr and Mrs Kenneth
Fourth with the Marvin Thomas
Attorneys for the Plantiff
drns oi
fc
.
•
vs.
Blau spent the Fourth weekend
Post Office Address:
family.
Anna
Marie
Hanson,
Defendant.
Bernlsr<iGuvy o r npo°rtland.
Rev"
Mrs Glenn Blossom and dau­ at Richmond with Mr and Mrs TQ: Anna Marie Hanson, Defen­
Pioneer Building
carlPstler.e officiated.
ghter, Vicki arrived Tuesdav George Srtlith.
The
Dalles,
Oregon 35-40c
dant.
hr.de
s a t , from Port Blakely, Wn„ to vis­ Mr and Mrs Ove Hansen, Mr
IN
THE
NAME
OF
THE
it Mrs Blossom’s mother, Mrs and Mrs Sam Brock, Mr and Mrs STATE OF OREGON: You are
carried a white prayer book with
Ted Everest, Mrs Wilma Wilde,
Expert
Jaenette Yocum-
hereby required to appear and
Mr and Mrs Vernon Van Gilder, James Maddox, Lois Ann Ever answer the CQjnplaint filed again­
rosetouto
ma.
ett, and -Sharon Laughlin went
honor and lis te r Gray Emma J e a n . Van Gilder, Olivo to Badger Creek over the Fourth st you in the above entitled Court
-and John Robinson, Mr and Mrs
and suit on or before six weeks
was best man. Lawrence Nisbet Lloyd Royse and family and weekend.
from the date of the first publi­
sang “Because” accompanied by Walter Eaton had a picnic at
Mr and Mrs L. E. Kaseberg cation of this Summons, and if
Mrs Carl Stierle, who also play­ the Fred Christen home in The and family, Mr and Mrs Millard you fail to so answer for want
ed the wedding music-
Eakin and family of Grass Valley thereof, the plantiff will apply to
Dalles July 4th.
A reception was
held after-
and Mr and Mrs M. M. Oveson the Court for the relief demanded
P h o n e :»«2— W a sc o
Mrs Eugene McMillen of Port­ and family of Moro picnicked therein, to-wit? That the bonds
ceremony at the home of
Mrs Alice lam born.
Assisting land spent last week at the home on Mill Creek July 4th.
of matrimony heretofore and now
at the reception were Mrs Fran­ of her niece and nephew, Olive
PETER (Hhorty) D U F A U L T
Among the Wasco people at­ existing between the plaintiff and
ces Guy, Mrs Alice Lamborn and and John Robinson.
tending the Bend water pageant
Mr and Mrs Tracy Hines of were Mr and Mrs Alton McIn­
r» 3 O O < X 3 O O O 0 C X M
Mrs' Lavelle Dormaier.
The couple will live in Wasco. lookout, California were^ guests tyre and daughter Janice, Mr and
Mrs Bertha Johnson . was a last week at the Vernon Van Mrs L. L. Funk, Mr and Mrs
N ew frocks arriving daily in
house guest of Mrs Pearl Gross- Gilder home. Mr. Hines is Mrs Wm- Nlsbet, Mr and Mrs, A - c -
cup from Saturday to Wednes- Van Gilder’s brother.
Kaseberg,
Mr and Mrs A. J.
Gaberdines, Silks, Cottons
Mr and Mrs Jack Hines of San Smith, Arthur Watkins, M^ and
last week.
---- — -------------------------------- — Diego, California arrived Tues­ Mrs Art Macheel and family, Mr
Lovely new Nylon hose in .
day and are guests of Mr and and Mrs Howard Pratt, Mr and
GAS AND OIL
Mrs L. E. Dehler. Mrs Dehler Mrs Robert Blsh, Mr and Mrs
T ir e o -A c c e s s o r ie a
1 5 & 30 denier
*
is Mr. Hines’ mother.
,
Gordon Harper and Leland and
R H McKEAN and SON
Mr and Mrs L- E. Kaseberg Stanley Anderson.
WASCO
OREGON
and Mr and Mrs Paul Alley took
“Miss Jean Lang and Mr Lloyd
the Wasco Boy Scouts and their Brink were married in Portland
IN S U R A N C E
assistant master Rev. Carl Stierle last week.
They spent Mondav
W asco, O reg o n
to Wallowa Lake Monday morn­ night with Mrs Huckln on their
Grain, Feed, Fuel
OCOOOOOCOOOOOOOOU®OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOoCSOOOOOOOOOOOOOR
ing. Those attending camp were way back to
Portland from
F a r m I m p le m e n ts
Larry Kaseberg, Douglas Alley, Coeur de Alene, Idaho.
B A R B E D W I R E — GOOD P O S T S
PHONE 163 Feedstore
Paperhanging &
DEMOCRATIC NOMINATION
i,It must be said on behalf 8f
u
e n e r a . Eisenhower ......................
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--------------
General
that he has
nCrea$ed in stature by his refu- From th e O b serv er, J u ly 12, 1929
paul May Dorothy Belshee
sql to let his name . be —
used -»-----
as a
-----
hi date for office. So far his an(j Halbert Belshe^ will be in
,rters have been using his the Legion party that climbi
name as a club to defeat some Mt. Hood Sunday.
one they do not like and he may
Balfour Gutherie, grain buyers,
1»^ justly offended?
are opening a grain buying of-
He seems wise enough to know ftce in the Moro Hotel with W .
that a man who has spent a life t . Balsiger, who comes here
time as a soldier, who has nev- from LaGrande, as agent.
er voted, or even registered as
Tlfe American Legion build-
a member of any party, is en- jng at Kent is rapidly nearing
tirely unqualified to be presi- completon«
dent'of the United States, or of
Miss Loydena Grimes is spend-
any other Important »Mice. His ing her summer vacation at the
training has been different-
home of her grandpa rents, Mi
With the general bowing him anj Mrs D. W. Nish.
self out as politely as he can, F ro m th e G. V . J. J u ly 11,1919
Sunday the editor made his
there seems little doubt but that
Truman will be Dewey’s oppon first stop over the state road
ent in November. He should be. from Wasco to near Biggs and
The voters should have the priv­ found it in poor condition b u t
ilege of voting for the present it will be Improved and be the
If they want to. Should the Dem­ way out for Sherman cotrtny to
highway
ocrats repudiate their actions the ’ Columbia river
of the past term or two or four when built.
The Moro Hotel was destroyed
the voters have nothing but
by fire Friday afternoon when FOR SALE: 1935 lMt T. Chev.
change to suppbrt.
A party has little to offer the grease epught fire from an over­ truck, flat bed and grain box.
,
public -if it discards its leaders heated range.
W. D. Watkins, Wasco, Ore. 36p
There was a large attendance
in July and hopes to build a
at the Fourth of July,celebration FOR SALE: 12,000 acre combina-
program by November.
tion farm and stock ranch, 1000
Besides this Truman isn’t a held here the Fourth and Fifth.
a. farm land, 300 a. wheat, 200 a.
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9,
1909
had sort, perhaps not of presi
summer fallow, balance heavy
Married July 6 in Portland.
(Mntial calibre, somewhat tainted
grass.
Creeks, springs and
by machine connections, inclin­ N. P. Hansen and Miss Julia
wells. Six sets of bldgs. Located
ed to speak hurriedly without Woods1 by Rev. J. M. Mpcri^n,
in Wasco* County. Mr. Wheat
much consideration of the sub­ formerly of Moro
Farmer this would go good
Manager Rudolf is to be congra­ with your deal and it’s not far
ject but a decent citizen withal
from you. Price $7.00 per acre.
and one concerned with the coun­ tulated on the plays he has been
SHELLEY REAL ESTATE
able
to
present
to
Moro
playgo­
try and As future.
He has not
THE DIRT MERCHANT. RED­
flinched when the going has been ers through the erection of the
MOND. OREGON.
‘ 34-7C
tough - He is undoubtedly the Opera Huse.
This
office
is
in
receipt
of
a
best president since Herbert
WHY open gates? All metal cat­
Hoover and he deserves better beautiful bunch of sweet peas
tle guards.
For y.our hitches,
grown by Misses Pear lie and Lo­
treatment than he is getting-
pneumatic tire crazy wheel
ftis Hennagin, who say that the
and fork complete.
Large
lawn planted this spring on
stock of steel and shafting.
their father’s place is coming
Used pipe from 1V4 to 3”
1 R 8 , U H -H U H
along nicely.
Mac’s Welding Shop, Phone
Years ago there was talk atx>ut
332, Wasco, Oregon.
the double negative and how it
.
reversed the desired expression Rt FTO
Medler arrived SPETIC TANKS pumped and
built. C. F. Johnson, Phone 613
“He ain’t no good" must signify. home
‘
Sunday by1 plape from
tfn
it was argued, that he must be Salem to spend the holiday sea­ White Salmon, Wash.
some good.
son with her mother, Mrs Grace
Now we have with us in daily Medler. It took her just an hour ‘YOUR HOUSE OF BEAUTY”
expression a sort of double posi­ to come from Salem to The Dal­ The Dalles, Phone 2797. Steam
for men or ladies. EP
tiv e ,
the Yes, Uh-Huh. One les. She returned to Salem Mon­ baths
fective, invigorating for rheu­
hears it every where, as a little day to resume her studies at the
matic, neuralgia conditions.
more than common agreement,
Hand message. Scientlc reduc­
Beauty College Qf ‘W hicl^sh^ls
■as an easy way of makings a
ing methods. The Dalles Phar.
• ’ -t
human sound, as a desire to be . a student.
Bldg. Rm. 1.
tin
Mr and Mrs Francis Medler^bf
pleasant
it degener
Pleasa,nt ^ Sometimes
T l ' l h Huh
or^even The Dalle, were Saturday night
NOTICE: The Sherman County
ates Into Yea. Uh-Huh or even _____
dinner „lloot<5
guests of Mr
Mr anH
and Mrs
Mr Fair Board will receive sealed
such
a
a sort of multiple grunt
fat Leland Medler. They came up^to bids for concessions at the Sher
one might- expect from a
take their son Bruce h o m e jo r
C(Junty Fa,r tQ
held Sep
man in a hammock or a pig the weekend, who if i- e r w d o f c l tember 47.1g.19_ untn August 1,
under a tree.
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2
1948.
It must be realized that one here.
of the reasons for the growth
of the Yes, Uh-Huh Is a sort of
fear of saying YES or NO.
some of the tender minded quar­
ters they are considered brash
or even brutal. A quick
ES
sounds more positive than some
can stand and a positive NO is
beyond the conception of anv
but the Russians.
Of course one must expect de­
terioration of the language as the
people themselves become less
assertive and less able to stand
the bold opinions of their fellows
Back when, if one man said to
another "Will You be here right
after sun-up?” and the answer
was, “YES”, there was a meet­
ing right after sun-up The guv
meant it Were the same thing
to occur nowdays and the ans­
wer was, “Yea, Uh-Huh ,tbev
might never meet again.
What we mean is that the dou
hie positive reduces the assur­
ance that a positive answer
should give Should a young
lady inquire of her swain if he
loved her and he answered “Yes
Uh-Huh” she might feel some­
what slighted—and justly.
But It will probably continue
until some more vigorous and
less fearful generation of men
The DOUBLE SWING FRAME LEVELING on »his now cam-
bring back a positive expression
that resounds with assurance
bino is vory lost and dopondablo . . . w a y ahead of any­
like, "“You b e t” “Sure Mike” or
thing you've Over soon. As ©no w h eel goes up the other
“Hell Yes ”
Other
Want AJs
P A IN T IN G
T h e G ay Shop
DANCE
Rom where I s it... by Jo e Marsh.
W ill’s Hospitality
Isn’t "CrackedW
Wasco
Legion Hall
S o WITTa l i v i n g r o o m d o e s n ’t
look like it did a year ago— but it ’s
by far th e m ost “liv a b le ” liv in g
room I k n ow : A p lace you can
a lw a y s drop in fo r good talk, good
beer, and a warm w elcom e.
B ? e e »inc« January, W ill D u d ley
p lann ed to g iv e his liv in g room
:h e t “new lo o k ”— planned to ca re­
fu lly refinleh th e woodwork and
replawter th e walla.
E v e r y t im e W ill g o t o u t th e
p u tty to sta r t A lling in the crack s,
a n eig h b o r stopped by to paa> the
tim e o f d a y - and first th in g you
knew , th ere w a s a group o f us h elp ­
ing Will do th e job up r ig h t A fte r
W ill called a h alt to the e v e n in g ’s
w ork, we'd s it around the fire en ­
jo y in g a frie n d ly argu m en t and a
aparlU ing glaas of m ellow beer.
From w h ere I sit, so lon g as W ill
p u ts th a t a tm o sp h ere o f h o sp ita l­
ity and good fe llo w sh ip ahead o f
e v e r y th in g e lse, w e’ll all be h a p p y
to help W ill ch a n g e th e took« o f h»a
liv in g room an y tim e he w an ts.
Sat. June 10
-c**'Mt*
M.-
Good Music
Good Time
Copyright, 194Ö, Vruled S ta la B raven Foundation
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STATEM ENT
C O N D IT IO N
ju a e 3 0 , 1948
.
—
. . RESOURCES
Cash on Hand and Due from B anks.................................. $ 128.041.571 52
United States Government Bonds....................................... 263,144,995 41
32.981.495 89
Municipal and Other Bonds.................................................
Loans and Discounts.............................................................. 127,491.658 81
600,000 00
Stock in Federal Reserve B ank............................................
6,959,898 95
Bank Premises (Including Branches)..................................
647.952 08
Customers’ Liability on Acceptances.
......................... i
1,769,088
63
Interest Earned . ..................................................................... .
1,501,777.64
Other Resources............................ .......................................
.1 $ 563,138,438.83
2-
LIA B ILITIES
C apital. .T.-. ......................... ................... S 10,000,000.00
S urplus.......................... ............................ 10,000,000.00 .
29,622.504 76
Undivided Profits and Reserves............
9,622,504.76
2,471,090.50
Reserves for Interest, Taxes, etc... / ..................................
647.962 08
Acceptances..............................................................................
260.000.00
Dividends Declared................................................................
529,390.358
62
D eposits....................................................................................
653.076
72
Interest CQllected not E arned..............................................
• ••••••© •
103,457 15
Other Liabilities---- -.
$ 563,138,438.83
CASE HILL-TYPE COMBINE
T h it » tatfm fn t include» ao branche» in Oregon.
H « a d O f f i c i : P O R T L A N D , O REG O N
autom atically goes daw n. The combine, cradled between the
T H E P L E A S U R E OF
B E IN G F O O L E D
The charlatans are dragging
their feet. It may be because
money is rather easy to mme
by these days, but the true med­
ical faker Is seldom concerned
with legitimacy.
We mean that there are no
well advertised atomic ray«, or
pills, or machines on the mar­
ket to cure the ills of suffering
mankind What’s become of all
swing frames, remains level . / . the height of it stays the
same w hether the heodor is uphill or dow n. Besides, this
n ew hill-type machine is a TON LIGHTER . . . pulls easier
..
The Dalles Branch
requires less p o w e r. . . and, like oil Case combines, IT SURE
O tW K C T « W A W C H
SAVES AND CLEANS THE G R A IN . Let's show it to you.
TH E
Arstill-Monroe Pontiac, Inc.
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