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PAGE ï SHKRMA* COUNT! JOURNAL MORO OREGON FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER M, IMS .... Salem some years ago. Mr and Administratrix ment last Sunday to the Coffee the Judges of the fair added Mrg Med)er took their guests to „ & Van y a c to r. soil saving may be done will be WASCO house now owned by Mr and to the attractiveness also. lhe sherman County Fair Satur- “ « * “ “ an a minor factor. It is now estimat Mrs Ted E verett Mrs Afton McIntyre. Mrs Alta Smith and daughters day Attorneys at Law G herm an d o n n i y jo u rn a l ed that it takes 2Vfc acres to sup- n o n one human and there are . . emotion for the teachers. Art Mlcheels spent the week Donna and Darlene u a n e u e motored » km « ™ to ~ Mr and Mrs Kay Brown left Pioneer Building__ 43-7c only liiacres per person of till- t0 «¿„sored by the Wasco end In Portland and Mt. Angel la, Grande Friday where Donna early Saturday morning for Wei- The Dalles, Oregon Published Every Friday at able land. Divide that by half. w Om en ?T u esd ay and Friday vlslUng friends and relatives. was entered into the fre e m a n ldaho, here Ray’s mother Moro, Oregon SSHTL Grandson’s mouth is going to Study clubs wm be held this Sunday dinner guests at the class Donna graduated from Ru lives They stopped over in Pen- NOTICE TO CREDITORS M ltor water when he reads about our Fridav evening, September 24, home of Mr and Mrs Charles fus High school last May and dleton to take in the Round-Up. (¡ties la. French --_________ All persons having ~ Mapv claims « oo p m in the school gym. pulton were Dr and Mrs William was salutatorian of her c la s s ,& The north end of Sherman i F*. i~re<i «p o n d c'aw» m n lip r U U * modern Thanksgivings. Surely there will be no place Fvervone is invited to come and West of Goldendale and Mr and she is entering the field of edu«- county was well represented at against the Estate of M y L. p .w fn'firv »1 M »ru. Orem>n un*jL r Act of Mrs Jack Newburn of Klickitat, tion. Mrs Smith and Darlene re- tbelr fair On Sunday. Lisle, deceased, are required to p , n r rem of M o 'c h S. 18? > - _________ for combinations in restraint of L ^ t h ^ teachers production such ’a,, caitola. trusts. year old son W ashington. turned to Rufus Sunday evening. * ____________________________present them wlth vouchers to labor unions. Wlth-holding of f Mrs Eileen Delco, fell off the Mr and Mrs Carl Stierle re- Mrs Harry Hydron and cnno , the undersigned and leave them food or labor cannot be tolerated. sIide at school last Wednesday turned Friday morning after a ren John and Judy, are spenoing p P I J n J A a r a f f with Mary Ellzbeth Higley, at Human life will probably be and broke his left arm. He( was trip to Burbank, Calif., to take a few days_ in^ V J C U ig C V I. u p u c g i a i l her resldence about eleven miles east of Moro, Oregon, within six Attorney at law u a t i < \ L I A I £PklTr>iQ1AI twice as much of it. Doctors may ther and jm i kiskowskj . oun- lo her home, un tneir way nome aron w m ~ months from the date of the first NATIONAL tM I IVJrMAI---- not tolerated for lengthening day afternoon he was dismissed they visited friends and relatlv- terprise for a few days, so m publication of this notice. The SSOCIATION life will merely endanger others. from the hospital but he and his es in Glendale, Norwalk, San Hyttron took advantage ot ni* date of the first puhiication of MORO T ' No one will have so much to mother remained in The Dalles Diego, Modesto, Sacramento, and absence to come spend tue with her parents, Mr and Mrs Monday, Wednesday, Friday this notice is August 27, 1948. « /r W /S W l« spend. until Tuesday t before coming Santa Monica, California. Gwendoline Mitchell, Ad John Mathiesen. borne. OFFICIAL COUNTY PAPER * Our agencies for care of indl- lndi- home Afternoons Mr and Mrs Ernie Engles were minstratrix with Will annexed. ~ ----- gents, cents, ill, diseased, dependents, A miscellaneous shower was in Rufus last week packing their SUBSCRIPTION RATES aged will lack support for com- gjven for Emma Jean VanGilder RURl H NEW S DICK & DICK, The Dalles, Ore. household furniture B y Mrs u v u o w v .« ........... ...... for storage. < m flA B ---------- . >2.00 petition between individuals, rac at the home ofMrs Lloyd Royse v‘ ~ ' Georg© Fox Attorneys for the Estate. THE DALLES es, nations, will be stronger. And ^ tb mfs Norman Gochnauer, Tender green shoots of wheat Ernie has found work in Buhl, SE PT E M B E R 24, 1948 211 East Third Street again it is pleasant to be living Miss olive Robinson, and Mrs are peaking through the ground jdabo, and the family Plan , NOTICE OF FINAL HEARING in an age that can afford to be j ohn Royse assisting, the after- on the Leland Medler place. make their home there if tneir Telephone 3209 Notice is hereby given that generous. noon of Some VI of V the which Med- »Oil, Earry, can stand the , climate. CGUNT1 FAIR gt'lieiuua. IIW11 Ul September OVi/VVllllA-l 15th. AWV». UV1HV ..W. wheat — - — -------------- ’-*** • “------ „ J Guy C. Andrews, Administrator It i$, the, opinion ol the writer Perhaps, also, our gentler reii- The dinjng room was decorated 1er started seeding a week ago, i>arry suffers from asthma, ano NOTICE TO CREDITORS th a t-v ie '’bounty fair just ended gjons WM have to give ’way to in pJnk and white, with pink has come up giving the field a bas already had an attack since _____ NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, of the ____ Estate of Antone B. Sand- was a good county fair. Every something sterner. Gentility and white streamers going from nice green color. Several other they have been in Buhl. h undersigned Helen vlg, deceased, has filed in the one agrees as to the exhibits; it Kindnes^, considération may, in the wall to the table. The bridal farmers in the community are From Albany came Mr ana Rruekf»rt has h^en dulv County Court of the State of is the proram that is in ques- a tougher time, be signs of weak- scene wag portrayed with small seeding and some are making Mrs Harland Arnett and c h l l < aDDointed as administratrix of Oregon for Sherman County, his tion. * ness. ' dolls dressed as a bride and her preparations to do so. Mary and Bill to spend the week appointed as administratrix oi « Appount and the Court has Ik Both days the program events The individual will not amount bridesmaids. In back of the bri- Rufus grange met Thursday end visiting Mr and Mrs Leland the estate of Louise White, de- Final Accoui t _ _____ occurred ^almost e'xac'tly on sche to mucK'perhape little more than ai ‘ setting’ we’re pink and white night with Overseer Eugei XtedlZr ^ T h e F men have been ceased, and has qualified as such set the 11th day of October, 1948, dule; there were few waits and in present day1 Russia or Japan asters in a large white bowl, Eaton in the Chair. Plans w M friends since Medlers lived in administratrix. All persons hav- in the Office of the county __ flower ____ _ _________ __ ______ __________ Anir’ia claims against said estate «_ in the Court uz«.M House at Moro, Ore- >rhe cases they - were unavoid- or or ___________ and on either ___ side of the made for the Pomona __ meeting ’ ' i n ------ — j ndia. It will thke a tribe „ arrangement pink candles and dinner to he held at Rufus, FDR YOUR LIFE INSURA -» are hereby notified and required gon, at the hour of 10:00 o’clock able. a sect to be heard at all. ____ ____ _____ were __ _____ But there is not entire satis- vate ownership may not last tied white bows, is cyrstal September 25. A committee was to present the same, duly veri- a. m. as the time and place for SEN faction with the program. People ¡ong jn SUch a world for the holders. The refreshments, which appointed to prepare a party for fied, to the undersigned at the the settlement of said accounting who do not care for bucking people will want to manage the were served after Miss VanGild- Booster night which will b e office of Brown & Van Vactor, and for hearing objections to the still miss the tenseness of waiting sources of supply. And no one Opened her many beautiful September 30 a t t h e Rufus Pioneer Building, The Dalles, same, if any. ten seconds to see whether the wju be able to get ahold of much gifts carried out the color motif, grange hall. Guy C. Andrews Oregon, within six (6) months rider can ride or not. Other rodeo pIOperty unless he uses it for being pink and white marblized The Rufus grange under t h e W asco, Oregon from the date of the first publi- Administrator events are also exciting. the common good. angel cake with pink frosting, leadership of Mr and Mrs R. T. B pw ial R epresentative cation of this notice, to-wit: Au- J. Tracy Barton But'rodeos have become ex- q^e new people probably can- punch and coffee. , Dingle had a fine Grange Booth C om petent Counsel gust 27th, 1948. The Dalles, Oregon pensiVe' Actors have become or- not exigt in the more thickly sett- The program consisted of the exhibit at the Sherman County ganized“and have raised the price, Jed part of the wori<j and will playing of a record “I Love You Fair. The exhibits too numerous Helen White Bruckert Attorney for the Estate. Dependable Service an act that often presages their have to move to more sparsely TrUiy” and readings by Mrs to mention were skillfully ar- end. ' There was once a sheep settled places— like eastern Ore- j ohn Royse, Mrs Norman Goch- ranged with hand painted oil STANDARD INSURANCE CO. sheardrs union that did as much gon naser, Mrs Leonard Lutje and pictures (by Mrs Frank Smith) formerly as anyljiing to bring alx>ut the One Malthus worried - about Mrs Lloyd Royse. decorating the walls. The blue (Oregon Mutual Life) mecharilcl shearer and with other the human race starving to death Qut of town guests were Mrs ribbon pinned on the. booth hy Home Office - Portland, Ore. high prices brought about the de- years ago and most of his predlc- Stanley Swett of Willowdale, M r s -------------------- cline in sheep. Rodeo performers tions failed to come to pass. Pro- Harry Walthers, Mrs Fred Chris- N ew frocks in fine woolen materials are professionals and have lost bably no one has been able to ten and Mrs Lee Hines of The the verve for combat they had as prOphesy the future successfully- Dalles, and Mrs Kate Mitchell Sweaters with warmth and style * amateurs: most are actors, not even as far ahead as the end of of willets, California, cowmen. So the chances of putt- ^ e next horse race. AnyNvay not W.S.C.S. held its first meeting N ew Dresses, jN ew A/atenals Ing on a rodeo with the money manv who read today will eat meeting of the season at the available Is slight in 2020. home of their president, Mrs It has been suggested that fairs Alice J. I^ambom Wednesday, now be promoted on a district September 15. After the routine basis hut it would be harder to business meeting, refreshments W asco, O reg o n $ obtain the local support needed were served by the co-hostess q q ^ O O O O O C O O O O O O O U O O O O O © O O O O C O O O O O c ^ O O O O O O O O O O O O Q J for a district fair. The communi Mrs A. J. Smith and Mrs L. E. ty spirit that aids to make a Kaseberg. fair .. would ____ . he lost. - « . Mr and Mrs Gaylord Guy are Another suggestion is that the Front the Observer S e p t 24 1909 mo>dng the Paul McCoy entertainment features he dropp- The city authorities are mak- ranch where Mr. Guy will be From where I s it... e<l and all fund» be put Into the in every effort to conserve the em ploy^ exhibits With emphasis on the water supply in Moro. Hereafter and ^ r s Al Dormaier and 4-H features. Higher premiums, teamsters, farmers and the rail- j^rs Alice J. I^ambom were- in 'It w£B held, would bring In more way will have to get their water portiand from Friday to Sunday Open 9 a m. to 10 p.m . D aily an d Sunndy exhibits causing greater competi- well No.3 arid pump it where they visited Mr and Mrs Nicest Compliment tion for prizes. themselves. Bernice Guy. Dinner from 12 to 7 p.m . These are merely some of the John McDermid says his Sher- p as* Matron’s club of I've Had proposals made about the fair man county crop was up to the Annje Fuiton Chapter had its and all evidence that there is an best but the Gilltam county regular monthly meeting Thurs- element of dissatisfaction with crop was not so good. (lay evening September 16 at , of illustration, that ha navar One of the nicest comments Tve the present program. It seems Rov Belshee did a good bus t^e home of Mrs Charles Everett happened to have a tasta for ala received about th is column was possible that some of the talk iness with his thresher cutting wkh M(.s william A. NIshet or beer. But that whan I spoke at from an editor in the Middle VS est stems from a defeatist psychol- 1175 acFes in just under 30davs c0.ho9tess. After a dessert sup- the right to enjoy a moderate bar- ogv. In fadt the fair Just ended From the G. V. J. Sept. 26, 191» three tabies of contract 1 called on. And while 1 don’t like average house w iring over 20 erage like beer, wail, ha was right was a very good fair. The exhih- Miss Mildred Holmes a n d bridge were in plav. Mrs Keith to give myself orchids, I think it its were good and the program Theodore von Borstel were.mar- McDonald gue8t> and Mrs there with met Illustrates a point. entertaining. If all of us spoke ried ln The Dalles September 20 Viggo Haufelt of The Dalles was years old and never changed is a And from where I alt, that*» the ‘Joe,” he »aid, “it so happens I of It with pride Instead of apol- E. E. VanNuys is the only out of i ^ n member important thing: not whether yea ogy everyone would like it het- good progress on the ne\\ horn Dre8ent. prizes were wrin by don’t agree with everything you share another person’s taetao aa ter. - ‘ 1 ^ rg viggo Haufelt, who won dangerous tire hazard. Appliance^ aay, but I always like to run your ------------------- ,M™ Grt ce ,L- ,M^ „ , hat ru h i g h scire and Mrs Hlldred Zell point of view—but whether yea column. Because it gets down to ___ ed her school at Kent. It Is ex- '" e " recognise his right to exoralao a earth and talks about the right ta T<M) MUCH POWER pected she will he appointed sup wh° r WPX T v n and Bud will not give full satisfaction and Dire propF^esies of overwhelm- erintendent or schools. M tS ^ a n d Doris Capaci drove to dita g ret. And it only asks for toZ- free choice in a free land. ing defeat for. President Truman Fl.om lhr ol>Merver Hep. 27- ’29 Nlsbet and Doris I apacl drove io tra n e t towards the other person’s may give thé long suffering Re- Moro’s football team was de- Portland Sunday to radios will be noisy. point of view # publicans an urtaccustomed thrill feated by Hood River 7-0. Linè- hall Same. Hihhert and but the country would be bet- up waa; Amidon LE; Pluemke Mr and Mrs Bill H i^ e r t and Ha went on to explain, by way off with • the parties fairly LT; Belshee LG; Boardmon C; son of Sheridan were ovtrnl5 . Have your wiring inspected and nee- evenly divided.1”* W o o d s RG; Burnet RT; Payne guests Wednesday at the The same thirig is true of the RE; Hansley Q; Barr LH; Me- home M^ ^ dR^ rtH ^ dr^man Copyright, 1946, United State» Brewer» sUtes and a strong Republican Donald RH; Hastings F. Mr and R o ^ rt worxma cessary changes made by nartv in the solid south and a Arthur Sanders and family are of *jarIna C a ‘i Î M i^Ted mnrp able Democratic pâTty in living in town for the school year E. Everett and Mr and Mrs/Ted Oregon would be. of aid to good The womans club held a recep- Everett last ¿ f turda3f „ Oregon wouiu uc. teachers Sept. 20. Robbie Hastings has b e e n ^A jivone can read in these post “ Mortoring to Portland Sunday home ^ " L u m p s ’ 3 A L L T Y P E S O F W IR IN G fj war times of the governmental were Mr and Mrs Bill Meyers, with mV1T J>Sj ohn Ashbrook iniquities perpetrated when the and Mr and Mrs Bob Morris. Mr and Mis J anart- uuq u raea P _ from their hotel apart E L E C T R IC S E R V IC E Democrats held the nat’on Jn in They pxDected expected to to get back to moved __________________________ undisputed power. No man and RUfus Monday evening. ' Wasco, Orefion Phone 322 , fi no partv should ever . have au- Mr and Mrs James Fox spent Value Bar Sweaters just 2.00 at thoritv to use power without let Sunday and Monday visiting rel- GreU’s. or hinderance. The loyal oor>osi atives in Troutdale tion should be strong enough to Maternity Dressses see -them u ■ full a ««_iiinnC demand accounting of fund at the Value Bar. Greta’s. to insist on full information To h o t spots clings Stops sticking rin g s about foreign affairs, to prevent Third & Union St. political building of strong ma GAS AND OIL THE DALI.EH, OREGON chines. , , Ti res-A ecessor le s ‘ The human tfdrid is not so tYallpaper Venetian Paint constructed that it can manage Blinds R H M c K E A N and S O N the affairs of others wisely » p a in t PRODUCTS not made to prove its case. Per- GENERAL I AINT U R uin i WASCO OREGON haps it is true that no individual Heavy Kote - one roat finlMh Aai nnnaer verv vfell for him- Rayonite, waxhable smooth finish IN S U R A N C E ^ K . ^ h e r but he can he permit- Flex - Colorful decorator Grain, Feed, Fuel ted to make his own mistakes off on an w a11paper in stock 20% off on »perlai order« ’•find pay for them Farm Im plem ent» It seems very likely that Mr BARBED W IR E — GOOD POSTS j Truman will run a poor second PHONE 163 Feedstore j come November, which isn t *'Rpra~u compoanOedto cling surprising considering that a E S F ^ I x d g e 't f iT lt l A .F .A A Ä j RPM Heavy Duty Motor Oil change has long been over due to hot spots most oils leave Meets on the 1st and . gtuck rings, carbon, Swiftly die years crowd each other. In no and that he hasn’t been a very 3rd Thursday evenings , . bare, cuts wear ’way down. popluar man. Voters are in 8ep* time at all your son or your daughter w ill each month. Visiting ’ gum and varnish troubles, eral agreement that he is prob members cordially in- . be ready for college. W ill you be prepared S a v e rop airs on g o s o lin o ably a very fine fellow hut not vtted to meet with us. . N e w saving s b rin g s quite heavy* enough to he presi to meet that extra demand upon your or D iosol o n g ln o s w ith Irving Hart. W. M. ,, dent. income? Consistent saving is the answer. H. B. Pinkerton, Secretary U m JOHN A. FOSS N e w Clothes-for FaH • ; - Wasco /nn The Gay Shop Vince Clapp, Prop. h Other Days SUNDAY SPECIAL Country Fried Chicken $1.25 i y Joe Mare MOON ELECTRIC Adams Pa:nt Store cJU XfuA zfol I TW ICE AH MANY Scientists now figure that the population of the -world will dou ble by 2020. a mere 70 years aw ay’and that a multitude or new inventions will he necessary Jf all these additional mouths are to lie fed It will have to be done hv industry for agriculture will fail soon Not that we expect to have to worry over what happens -0 ’ years from now although per sons are now living who will he * there. But it is going to be a dif ferent world and we afe pleasM that our lot has been cast now instead of then, for a world so heavily encumbered with humans does not interest One might let his imagination ramble to the kind of a world prandnon will have to There will he a leas abundant table because the parts of world aultahJe for acrlr.illure are pretty well used now. Whatever 3 8 th ANNUAL S H O W IN G I.upine Rebekah 000 P® K z INTERNATIONAL FOIritAND. ORIOOH OCT. 1 to 9 Start n ow — open a Savings Account at this bank and add to it regularly. Yes, save specifically for your child’s education. No. 116 Meets 2nd and 4th Tuesdays of each month. Visiting members welcome. THRIFT TODAY MEANS EASE TOMORROW Bertha Belshe N. G Clara Houston, Sec. Moro ROYAL CANADIAN MOUNTED POLICE Ixxlge Ixwlge No. 113 1.O.O.F Meets 1st and 3rd Tuesdays in I.O.O.F. hall. Transient and visiting brothers are cordially Invited to meet with ua. I^eo Watkins, N. G. John DeMoss, Secretary Bethlehem f ’hapter No. 78. O.E.H. Meets every second and fourth Thursday in each month; visiting members XI invited. Moro, Oregon Pauline Douma W. M. Edna Melzer, Secretary r i I Other compounds stop bear- j ing corrosion, lacquer, and C. A. RIYNOLDS, Managt MAX F. KASSESOER, Aultlant Managae ROONEY COOFM, Ass/stanf Managt | rust...give extra protection. 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