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Lou Peetz Doing
OK After Hernia
Operation
J O U R N A L , MORO, O REG O N
F R ID A Y , J U L Y 16, 1948
from a weeks vacation from the
barber business-
Mr and Mrs Tom Preece and
son Tommy stopped in Sherman
county Sunday while on their
way home to Ensinido, California
from Yellowstone National Park
where they Jiave been on their
vacation.
Dean Fuller is now in a camp
near Washington D. C. in Mary
land having been sent there after
boot camp as a member of the
air corps.
and families^ Going, were Mes-
dames and Messrs Frank Sayrs,
Paul May, Andy Paulson, Ted
Thompson, William Hall, Ix>uis
Hayes, Glen Virtue and William
Gearhart.
Visiting here last Thur*
and Friday were Charles iccn.j
of Scio, an uncle of Mrs Darwin
VanGilder and Mr and Mrs Vance
Carter of Culver and two child
ren-
Word has been received that
I»ou Peetz underwent an opera
tlon Monday morning In Port
land and is recovering from its
Gordon McKee, on of Mr and
effects satisfactorily.
Mrs M. E. McKee, is again work
Miss Gene Zevely was here
Sheriff Norman Fields went to ing on the Harold Ginn ranch
o v e r'th e week end from Port Salem Wednesday to take Julius for the summer.
land to visit her sister, Mrs Brehm to the penitentiary to
Ralph Busiie and family.
start serving his term of one
Merrill Oveson was in Pendle year which was given him Tues
ton the first of the week to at day by Judge D. N. Mackay on
tend the field day at the Pendle Brehm’s plea of guilty to the
ton Branch station.
charge of obtaining money under
Mr and Mrs Giles French, in false pretenses. A parole was re
observation of a wedding anni commended by the judge.
versary, spent Tuesday on a
The hearing in the case of the
trip to Timberline Lodge.
State of Oregon vs Richard Wil
Clyde Ginmor and wife are son was postponed until a latter
home from a few days vacation date when the young men who
spent visiting their son and dau were injured will be able to ap
ghter and families near Portland. pear.
W. F. Jackson of The Dalles Collls and David Moore were
was here Thursday to look over on Wie Deschutes last week end
his wheat crop in Sherman coun to entertain an old classmate N
ty. “Looks good” says Bill.
A. Zehrung of Portland and
Mrs Mae Moore was dismissed party.
John DeMoss started cutting
from the hospital in The Dalles
litet Sunday and is slaying a few barley on the Jim Woods place
days with Mrs C. L. Poley. then, Monday and found the yield
good.
before returning to Moro-
Mr and Mrs Homer Grant and
M’s Anna Kllie.an aunt of W.. TURN PROFESSIONAL . . . Pan-
daughter, Sidney, of Los Angel A. Hayes, was here last week line Betz, Los Angeles, left, shakes
es, Calif., were visitors at the and the Hayes family showed hands with Mrs. Sarah Palfrey
Col 11s Moore home the first of her Mt. Hood. Mt. Rainier and Cook, New York City, as they start
the week.
Mrs Grant and Mrs Sunday took her to see Crater professional tour. They were both
former U . S. amateur tennis cham
Moor are sisters.
Lake.
Mrs O. N. Ruggles of Grass Val pions.
Mr and Mrs Andy Paulson and
daughter returned ( Wednesday ley accompanied by Mrs Lucy
PH IIX O
MOTOROLA
and
Rugles and daughter, Mrs Lu
Brown and Mrs William Cauth-
auto radios for im m ediate
ers of Moro spent Wednesday in. d elivery,
for all m akes and
The Dalles visiting with Mr and
m odels of cars, com e in and
Mrs Philip Ruggles and family
see about h avin g one in sta l
L A W ÍK K
Members of the Mariners club
led. P rices from $46.00 up to
drove
to
Timberline
last
Synday
$105.00.
W A SC O
MORO
for an outing with their wives
H A R R Y ’S R ADIO S K R V K ’E
WASCO
E tta Moffett and Albert Bird
song were visiting friends in
the Wasco community last week
end.
Mr and Mrs Ed Feldmart were
in Hermiston from Saturday to
Thursday. Their son in law, Wal
ter Maffei was called to Rich
mond, California due to the death
of his father.'
Mr and Mrs C. A Blakeney
and son Robert of Portland were
week end. guests of Mr and Mis
Carl Everett.
Mrs Mae Webber and her son,
Wayne Smith of Halsey were
P hone 2928
319 E . 3rd St. The D alles, Ore
(over P en n y ’s)
Oregon
Moro
There’s the bus station,
and newspaper
agencies, Oregonian, Journal, Chronicle
¿nd M H S Optimist too, and the public
phone, and megazines and we feed ycu
Ixxlge
No.
113
come in. W e can do sometfvng for you
THE 14V1TÌN
B eth leh em C hapter 5 o. 78. O.K.H.
Meets every second and
fourth Thursday in each
>
month; visiting members
TM
invited. Moro, Oregon
Pauline Douma W. Mr
Edna Melzer. Secretary____
J
Eureka Ixxlge No. 121 A .F . & A.M
Meets on the 1st and
3rd Thursday evenings
each month. Visiting
members cordially in
vited to meet with us.
Irving Hart, W. M.
H. B. Pinkerton, Secretary
I
L u p in e
UNION
PACI FIC
R eb ek a h
Ix x lg e
Ill H ’S
NEW S
N o. 116
Meets 2nd and 4th
Tuesdays of each
month.
Visiting
members welcome
Bertha Belsh^ N C
Clara Houston. Sec
The Alma Trio, which will be critics at Lhe New York debut
heard the evening of August 5 of the Ah na Trio were: “Abie
in the opening concert of the musicians • . impressive even-
Hood River Music Fesitval, is ing of mus ic-maktng." “It is rare
composed of three international- to get a cc ombine in which tone
ly known musicians:
Adolph ami intellee ct of its meml>ers are
ated.” “ . . pooled
Bailer, pianist; Roman Toten- so truly in
ir notai le musical and techni
berg, violinist; and Gabor, Rejto,
resour cs with high purpose
cellist.
1
comm ’nsurate result.”
Among the comments of music .
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Ed’s Place
for Steaks Cooked lhe way
You I ike Them
HERE:
Tasly Salads - -Good ( offee
Ready to install
Ready to use
A
•
D rinks - M AGAZINES - Icu n tain
OPEN SUNDAYS
M otpoint
I.O .O .P
Meets 1st and 3rd
Tuesdays in I.O.O.F.
hall. Transient and
visiting brothers are
cordially invited to *
meet with us.
T.eo Watkins, N. G.
John DeMoss, Secretary
a
and refresh you. Quite a place we have,
are parents of a son, David Nor
man horn in a hospital in The Dal
les July 9th.
Mr and Mrs John F. Jenkins
of Portland were over night
guests Thursday at the William
Huck home.
The Jenkins said
their house in Van port has water
up to the eaves; they were in th^
path of the flood waters. Jenkins
refused $14,000 for his home in
Vanport before the flood. He Xs
a teacher at Vanport college, but
was a former principal the Rufus
school.
Mrs William Macnab and Mrs
g u e sts last week at the home of
Mr and Mrs George Drinkard. iJjeiand Medler gave miscellane
Mrs Jane Kruger and children ous bridal shower for Mrs Thom
and Mrs Margaret Funk of Port as MacnaKwhich was held at 116
land were house guests of Mr West 3rd St. In The DaRes last
and Mrs Earl Fields from Thurs Sunday. Due to the work season,
many were not able to come
day to Sunday*.
Mr and Mrs Tom Jabcobson Those present besides the host
esses and honored guest were
Mrs Kelly (mother of the bride'
Lloyd Johnson is cripplin’ Mrs Chet Coats, Mrs Francis
around these days because of a Medler, Mrs John Macnab and
fall in the bathroom of his home., daughter Mhrilyn, Mrs Peter
Vernon Flatt drove to Salem Macnal), the Misses Rosemary
Thursday on business with the and Dolores I^ehan. Mrs I»eo
state public utility commissioner. Dumler, Mrs Alex Macnab and
Mrs Edith Sayrs is in charge dauhter Joan and Mrs Russ Mc
of the Morb Variety & Remedy Cullough.
Over the holidays Mr and Mrs
store for the summer while pro Bill
Macnab and daughters went
prietor Bob Ajctell is working to Bend
where they met relatives
for the Moro Grain Growets.
for a picnic dinner. A sister of
Dumler
Mr and Mrs Carrel. Benne’t Mrs Macnab. Mrs
left last week end for a week’s and sons Wally and Dennis of
on
vacation from his work at, the Salem accompanied them
bank and Grant Perry is here their return home and have been
from The Dalles to take over h,a visiting them, and also is spend
ing a few days with her brother
desk during his absence.
xr ▼ v w w -w ‘
T. Lesler Johnson
W e do lots of things
M rs T e d E v e r e tt
ON H A L F A DAY’S NOTICE W E LL G ET ANY K IN D
OF DI Mb Fit YOU ORDER FOR A GROUP. F U L L F IV E
< • ( -|;<RE h l W K l t W i l l i W H A T YOU W A N T IN IT.
ELECTRICAL EQUIPMENT
10 ft. Hotpoint Refrigerator
Hotpoint Stoves , 3 burners
cooker pot 5 speeds
1 ESTATE, double-oven stove
Hotpoint Washer
Kelvinator 6 ft. Deepfreeze
Let ms get you a
Hotpoint Dislnvashcr
Bob May & Son
There’s a difference
■
In HORSES
If you d o n ’t know horses, ycu w ould cer
tainly seek adv ice of a reputable horsem an
before bin ing.
Check Price 6? Quality
“Likewise in rem odeling yotlr hom e — it
will pay you to consult wi th an ES TA BLE
SHED building m aterial dealer for pro p er
selection of m aterials and confirm ation as
to the integrity of the applicatpr,
Be sure you are getting w hat you are pay.
ing for! O u r advice is yours for the asking.
T H E D IR E C T R O U TE
Moro Lumber-& Fuel
Go Union Pacific . . . travel the direct route
E a st! W h atev er your destination, U nion
Pacific takes you sw iftly and com fortably.
A ir-conditioned cars . . . room to relax and
roam . . . appetizing m rahr . . . convenient
schedules . . . low fares.
Only by Greyhound can you
see so mucn for so little! Ask
your Overland Greyhound Agent
your vacation for you. He
to plan
*
n
make
your reservations for
can
sightseeing and hotels in advance.
OTHER LOW FARES*
Daily Union Pacific Passenger Train Schedule«
to the East
Stream liner
"C ity of PorHand" "P o rtlan d koaa"
The Delies 7 20 p. »-
LV.
$34.90*
$43.70«
C H IC A G O
N E W YORK
“ Idakiuta”
P- m*
10:20 *’ m
$2.6?>
$ 6.60
$ 2.60
$ 0.95
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P e n d le to n _________ — -
S P O K A N E _____________
POR I I %ND
T H E DALLES ___
Yuklmn
There are no louer fares!
it (O n *
» a y — odd tox)
STANDARD T IM I
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F o r complete travel iu iorm atioo, cooeult
k-
.
LOCAL A G E N T
— EXPENSE-PAID TOURS —
For a completely carefree vaca
tion, take a Greyhound Expense-
P a id to u r - hotels, transporta
tion , s ig h ts e e in g arranged fo r
you in advance !
u n io n p a c i f i c
railroad
7A
M odel w e ig h s
a p p r o x im a te ly
b etter under d iffic u lt co n d itio n s than
pounds. W orks
ligh ter m ach ine»-
1200
Kvery m achine can lx* a s s e m b led a s a right hand or
left hand <1 Ive m ach in e. V e r y str o n g , heavy g o o se n e c k s.
T he transport, w e ig h in g n early three hundred pounds
is (he right d istan ce b eh in d the rev o lv in g rod. M iler w h eel
assem b lies ...r k
p e r fe c tly and List longer.
The straight ch ain drive on C heney W eeders is not
excelled by any o th er kind of drive- T here Is p len ty of
clearance for stu b b le and w eed s.
For
nearly
fo rty
yea rs C heney W eeders h a v e sat
isfied farm ers w h o w ant the best. C h e n e y s are str o n g ,-
con ven ien t and d e p e n d a b le .
R. IL M cK ean & Hon of W asco, Oregon have beep
distributors of C h en ey W eeder products ever sin ce th ese
valu ab le im p lem en ts w ere f ir s t Invented.
T he
<
W eeder Com pany a lso builds the C heney S O I L
HA J.M t
plow w hich is recognized as a very
su c c e ssfu l
tillage
m achine to w ork th e
ground properly and to hold it
in place.
McKean A Hon carry a good stock of C heney’s
ducts and can su p p ly you im m ed iately
w ith
these
built and profitable im p lem en ts. Hee them at
R R.
pro
we
& Son
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