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PAGE 3 SHERMAN COUNTY JOURNAL, MORO, OREGON
FRIDAY, AUGUST
13,
1948
at the school house August 22.
Mr and Mrs Edmund Cushing of Huron, Ohio and their daugh A B O U T T H E C O U N TY
This will be his last service as
and son of Yakima, Wash., were ter, Eleanor, visited here last
he is moving to Pendleton to
weekend guests at the home of week with Mrs Elizabeth Schaef-
Don Smith took the boys and have charge of a church In Sep
her mother, Mrs Edna Melzer.
fer. Mrs Rosekelley was a cousin girls from Kent and Grass Valley tember.
Mrs Flora Getchell of Eugene of the late Mr. Sdhaffer and the
Mr and Mrs Joe Blbby and
John Reeder visited friends In
and son In law and daughter, Mr visiting party was much inter- Stephen Blbby went to Portland
Aden Axtell had the last cast an;l Mrs Howard Miller and two ested in the manner of farming Sunday morning for the football
game.
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taken off his Injured leg last daughters of Eugene left Fri- in Sherman county.
Mrs Hugh Shull of Friend la
Mr an Mrs Alfred Payne took
Wednesday In the hospital. He day morning after spending a
week here with Mr and Mrs a visitor at the home of * lrs E. their daughter, Lois, to The Dal
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G^ he" ls « f « * for ’
les Friday for medical attention/
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Mrs Conlee s sister.
Receipts of the fair board Mr Payne went down Saturday
to l>e aide to get around some
Byrd Bennett stopped in town from the racing fund are much to bring them home.
after learning how to walk again.
Friday to have a look around, lower this year, perhaps be-
Mrs Harold Eakln and children
few cause of the flood that stopped and Mrs Dell (Olds were business
Mrs B. H. Roberson and son In 1899 he worked here a
Jimmy returned from their trip months as bookkeeper for Mea- horse racing at Portland Mead- visitors in The Dalles Monday.
Frank Medler has been gone
to Salt Lake City the first of dor & Sanford. Mr. Bennett, who ows. The county has received
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the week and this week the Ro- was accompanied by his wife, $2088.89 and last year receipts to Salem visiting at the home of PAINTS
were $7,225.00 for the same per- his daughter Mrs Leo Dumler. WALL PAPER
bersons started their official now farms in Iowa.
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Mr and Mrs Harry Hydron GLASS
vacation.
Neal Atkinson, relief
Jay Freeman was in ‘ The iod.
The local highway crew laid spent Saturday night with Mrs SADDLES
man, is handling the station Dalles Motif lay- to have some
off Thursday to go to The Dalles Hydron’s parents, Mr and Mrs W AFFLE IRONS
work
during Mr. Roberson’s dental work attended to.
absence,
Mr and Mrs Robert Jones and to attend the funeral of James John Mathieson. The Hydrons TOASTERS
Bill Hayes is building a bath- two sons were here over the Robertson, foreman of the Shan- who are now stationed at Tela- DISHES
room as an addition to the Tom weekend to visit with Mrs Jones’ iko section,
who died from a caset, Oregon expected to have VACUUM CLEANERS
Monroe cottage in 'Moro.
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mother. Mrs E. E. Barnum, and heart attack Monday.
a week off hut were called home
HOT PLATES
I>eon Moore came home
last other relatives who were guests
Electric service was Jjterrupt again Sunday morning.
ELECTRIC STOVES
Friday and is spending his days Sunday at the Barnum home.
ed slightly here early Thur d y
James and Bill Coats were
ELECTRIC DRILLS
in a wheel chair. Dr. and Mrs
Carrel Bennett has foregone morning when an «Jg__
weekend callers In Walla Walla. ELLECTKIC CLOCKS
Mrs W. E. Rice and Mrs Ern
W. N. Morse came up with him banking pursuits for the week the
«witching
RUGS
and are remaining to help care and is working for the
Moro y h lch
w r could be est Engles were Monday visit CONGOLKUM
for him.
Grain Growers as truck driver be ore the brek'r. w,c cou.d
ors at the home of Mrs Fay
OIL CIXXTH
Ben Irzyk, brother of Tex, and general strong man. Grant sp^ced-
Brackett.
BICYCLES
Visitine Sunday with Mrs JLe
Miss Eleanor Fox of Portland
1« here from Cheshire. Mass.. perry is taking his place
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nora Cauthers was Richard New- spent the weekend at the home of TO OI j 8 v
to
see
the
west
and
visit
his
bro-
hind
the
mahogany
desk.
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two
children
BROOMS
&
BRUSH
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ther and family.
The premium UsU for the
and. W e .and ¿ w o ¿WMren her parents Mr and Mrs George
FLOOR PO LISH ERS
Mr and Mrs Wily
Knlghten Sherman County Fair have been
MrgV Tom PeUgh Fox. She was accompanied by DK LAVAL CR. SEPARATORS
Wallace High of Seaside.
were- in Portland last week to printed and when
. . daughter Ivalou of Wasco,
PPR E SSU R E COOKERS
Emil Wolfe of Portland was a
see if W ily could get glasses
to be ready for distribution * P *
Hugh Hankins
and wife and
GIFTS
.Saturday night guest of Mr and
improve his eyesight.
trons of the fal . ^r4ktrulinvl
daughter Beverly
and son
Mr and Mrs Charles Bullard have been made in the premiums
Angeles. Wash., vis- 'Mrs James Fox. .
were in The Dalles Sunday to for the 1948 fair.
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mother
Mrs Roy Bel-
7 w t her stater, Mrs Harriet A grass fire burned
over sev- Hed hte mother. Mr. Boy
Nish. Florence Brown accompan- era! thousand ncres^on e
h
current was off on all SHANIKO
Aden Axtell
Sheds Cast
You'll Need Some
of these Soon,
Remember you
can get them here
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led them. -
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the ion
form-
Mrs Maggie Barnum left Sat- river Tuesday turning ? tne
black and
?rly
grassy
hillside:
urday for Payette, Idaho, to spend
a week or so visiting relatives barren.
Mr and Mr: Homer Rosekelley
in that state.
W e do lots of things
T he re ’ s the bus station,
and newspaper
agencies, O re g o n ia n , Journal, C hro nicle
and M H S O p tim is t too*, and the p u b lic
phone, and magazines
and we feed you
and refresh you. Q u ite a place we have,
come in. W e can do something fo r
you
the Sherman sector of the PP&L
me anw uw u
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system Thursday afternoon for a
period of two hours after ver>
weak voltage for an hour or more
Elevators were unable to operate
and combines stood in the field
waiting for the return of trucks.
For the first time in 17 years the
Sherman County Journal was
printed Friday.
Lt. and Mrs William Frees Jr.
and children Toni and Michael,
have been tranferred from Jack
sonville, Florida, to San Diego.
California, and will be guests
here of her pavents, Mr and
Mrs Giles French this coming
week.
By
M rs
Arlington Sunday returning home
Monday morning.
Ivan Olson and his father, Pe
ter Olson, are here this week
painting and repairing his pro
perty.
Mr and Mrs Volna Guyton,
and family of Portland were week
end visitors at the Charles Car
rigan home. He is Mrs Carrigan’s
brother.
Alex Mathieson was a visitor
in The Dalles Sunday and Mon
day.
Mr and Mrs Ed McLennon of
Bend were here this week due
to the illness and death of her
uncle, James Robertson.
Miss Marion Lord of Ellens
burg, Wn.,» who .has been house
guest of Mrs W.A. Rees Is now
at the junior Rees home at Fair-
view.
Value Bar Blouse«
Starting at 1.95
Ideal for School
this fall - get several
Greta, The Dalles
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Amos Fine and family of Ma
dras were weekend visitors at
the home of his grandmother.
Mrs Rosa Harris
Visiting also
were Mr and Mrs Charles Burg
of Portland, the latter a daugh
ter of Mrs Harris.
Rev.
Howard Schilling
of
Grass Valley will hold services
protect
if ouï ciop ¿Meshuent
George G. UpdegraT
Attorney at law
in w heat to be harvested in 194^
T h e cost is low. Vour prem ium
MORO
Monday,
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Value" Bar~ Highlite
Back to School Goats
Suits
Values to 69.95 Now 5.00 to 25.00
W hile they last
Greta, The Dalles
Wednesday,
Afternoons
Frida)
buys protection from seetling
through harvest against all risks.
THE DALLES
211 East Third Street
Telephone 3209
Ydu owe it to yourself to get
f u ll in fo r
m ation. V isit tke A A A offic ' .:nd ask
for details. Federal crop ins.iranc; w ill
THE TAVERN
enable you lo underw rite farm costs.
A farmers comprehensivepolicy is
your safeguard against loss
Coverrge is automatic; you pay for
Ed’s
Place
Who
pays for new
telephones ?
only the insurance you use
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1. This sig h t r e p r e se n ts a lot of money.
For the land, buildings, equipment, and wires
needed to serve each new telephone cost us
far more than prewar . . . just as the things you
buy cost more. To meet the West’s growing
telephone needs we’re putting more than half
a m illion dollars to work every day.
OF DIN NER y o u ORDER FOR A <■•«»»£• * " «
COVR0B DINNER WITH WHAT I M WANT IN IT.
insure efficient service
on your
WHEAT LOAN
7A M o d i w e ig h . approxtm ai ly
batter under dlftlrult condition* than lighter m« chln
W h e a t loans placed with the First N ational
Every machine can be aaae mblrd
left hand drive machine. Very .Iron«, heavy goo»en
B an k receive dependable handling. O u r hanks
• ,llv located in the w heat grow ing
are strategically lo ca u u
counties to prom ptly handle your loan.
W h e n yo u place your w heat receipts w ith
cou n ty conse-vation com m ittee, he sure to
specify the First N ational B an k.
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The transport.
The straight chain drive on ^ " ’‘i h e r o ^ ' J e n X ’
excelled by any other kind of drive-
clearance for wtuhhle and weed«.
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iMfietl farm ers who w ant tn» i
convenient and dependable.
R. „ . McKean A Hon o . Wasco. <«■ ; « » «
distributor» of Cheney W eeder prmiu. J* e r c ^ a
valuable Implement» were H r»"
» o il,
Weeder Company riao, bnlld» the
. llrcw,»ful
plow which 1» recognised a» « v e r y
m achine Io work the .ro u n d properly nnn
been
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tillage
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In place.
McKean A Hon carry a n
g rawwl M«O4 U «f GW«»^ •
and can supply »«" ‘” ™ ' ^ E c th e » »«
I, „ l i t
This c o m p le x e q u ip m e n t can’t be paid
4. W h e n yo u m a k e a lo cal
Call# your COM averages less than
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weU
Hold.- »"'Id.
R II. McKean & Son
WASCO, OREGON
for out of telephone bills . . . it takes a lot of
new money furnished by investors. But the
telephone bill does play an important part. It
covers wages and taxes and other costs of serv
ices and— when rates are fair and a d e q u a te -
leaves a few cents profit to pay investors for
the use of their money.
« nickel. For those few pennies you
hire a mighty servant . . . a bigger
»ervant than ever before. There
w ill soon be twice as many tele
phones on the Coast M t « years
ago. More are being added. And
each new one makes your telephone
just that much more valuable.
3 . C a n a h o u s e w if e p a y for new te le
phones? Many do. For many thousands own
telephone stocks and bonds. Money for a vast
amount of new facilities comes from such in
vestors. To keep the system growing and im
proving, we must keep on attracting new
money to pay for it. We can do it only if we
sell our services at fair and adequate prices.
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