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SHERM AN CO UNT! JOURNAL, MORO, OREGON
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 1,
1948
Mr and Mrs Murdo Smith o f Hilderbrand, Paulen Kaseberg,
Mr and Mrs William Gearhart
Hoople,
S. I)., arrived Wednes Floyd Root and Curt Tom of
and George and Nansi left Fri
county. Soil conserva
day for Clatsop Plains where day to Visit his aunt, Mrs Anne Sherman
tion
took,
up much of the time
Williams.
They
have
been
at
he will preach Sunday to the
first day and brought the
members of the Gearhart clan Pilot Rock to see his brother the
most public discussion although
which is hòlding its reunion before coming to Moro.
the
meeting was caikd to pre
The Sherman county contin
there. Russell Belshee will fill
pare
a program for 1919.
gent
of
4-H
club
boys
and
their
the local pulpit Sunday.
John DeMoss and son John calves left Thursday morning
Ken Rinke, professional photo
E. wore in Portland Monday to for Portland and the Pacific grapher who is working on the
International.
Columbia river around The Dal
Harry Kunsman, Free Crews, attend *a sales meeting.
Linden Mersinger left last les, was a visitor in Moro Wed-
Mr and Mrs Clare Axtell
Ted von Borstel and Dell Olds
week to continue his studies at nesdoy.
left Tuesday morning for the left Tueday for a vacation go OSC.
Blue Mountains near La Grande ing to The Dalles first to see
Initiation of freshmen by the
and M ts H. H. Nichols
to be on hand when the deer their daugther Mrs Stanley Kru- of Mr
high school students brought in
Cecil
were
back
to
Sherman
sow
who
underwent
an
opera
come out to feed on the morning
to have a look at the dulgent smiles from occupants of
of October 1. Many others have tion this week, and on to Mc county
street comers Wednesday. For
fair.
Minnville
to
visit
their
son
Bill
dug out their red hats, showing
imaginative “get-ups” adults are
symptoms of anxiety over deer. and family before coming home. . Mr and Mrs Earl Rehr came no match for children, resumably
Bob Roberson went to Port Mrs Vi Race is aiding with the up from Gresham to see the the Initiation wos a success and
land the first of last week and care of Mrs Emma Sayrs while Sherman County Fair and visit freshmen will now be permitted
friends in Moro.
Joined the army.
Tuesday he the Axtells are away.
the run of class rooms.
Kent hunters are out in the
was on his way to San Fran
Mr and Mrs Hugh Rogers
Moro’s high school team went
cisco, California.
and two children, Donnie and hills this week end trying to get
Richard O'Meara was in Port Rebecca Jane, of Hillsboro spent a deer before the urge to come to Fossil Saturday last to engage
land the first of last week on •from Saturday until Tuesday heme and seeding becomes too the boys from that school in a
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business.
visiting at the home of her pressing.
Bob Hoskinson left In time grandparents, M r and Mrs E. E.
Francis I^imbert
ex-county football game. The field natural
to begin his second year at Barnum and other relatives In treasurer of Multnomah coun ly clay, has recently been graded
OSC in Corvallis.
ty. and at present vice-president anr the Friday rain had made
county.
Dick Oveson, having «register the Tom
and public relations man for It very soft with the result that
Carson,
railroader
from
ed as a freshman at Oreeon State The Dalles, was in Sherman the First National Bank stopped neither team could score and
has Joined the Beta Theta Pi county Wednesday to see how in Moro Wednesday evening on neither colld move murh forth
fraternity and gone out for
business 'and stayed for dinner of back. Moro did get to the one
things are going.
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line once spectators report
freshman football.
B. H. Roberson, Frank Sayrs, with the D. A. Van Gilders be yard
but the mud was too thick to
Mr and Mrs Mike Mulick are Bob
fore leaving for Condon. •
King
and
Norman
FlehIs
home from a vacation trip spent drove to Portland Tuesday night
Attending the PM A confer permit a score Thursday of this
in British Columbia.
to see t h è
Maxim-Peterson ence in Arlington Monday and week the locals engaged the Pap
Mr and Mrs Howard Conlee
Tuesday or both were LeHoy ooses of The Dalles n the green
returned this week from a trip fliBob Gillmor and family were Wright, Merrill Oveson, Ralph
rf of home.
that took them as far east at> UP to see the fair and visit hW Busse, William Powell, Ormond
the Dakotas and north to Cal
gary. They visited several of the parents Mr and Mrs Clyde Gill
mor.
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national parks while gone.
A superior service
of personal attendance
t u a t c o s t s NO MORE
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Deer Hunters
Leave To Ready
CarapsEarly
T A N N IN G
Custom Tanning and Manufacturing of
(Write for Illustrated Price List)
A wide range of prices
H M 8. ItT H 8T .
that meets ell wishes
Want Ads
FOR SALE: Norge Oil
Ken Zachary, Moro.
W e have redecorated and
painted throughout so we could
be better able to serve you
food and drink and other needs
THE TAVERN.
Ken Zachary
Heater.
B L E A C H E R I T E . . . I t ’s a fa r
c ry fro m the cloistered d ig n ity
of Uie U n ite d N ations to a soda
pop s p te e in the stands of the ’
O ly m p ic
gam es,
but
T ry g v e
L ie ,
U.
N.
s e c re ta ry -g e n e ra l,
seem s h ap p y about it.
48c
policy is
your safeguard against loss
Coverrge is automatic; you pay for
only the insurance you use
Call at
HOME (A sk
FOR SALE: Baled Alfalfa hay—
first & second crop at Shagiko.
Ben Taylor, Antelope.
45-tfn
H ID A utom atic F ire Alarm
sim p ly hang up a n d plug
in (AC only)
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Film sticks tight
m y . ..J
BEHEMOTH OF THE U PPER AIR . . . They Just keep getting big
ger and bigger. This Is the first com bat m odel of the B-36, largest
land-based bomber In the world, as it was delivered to the U. 8.
air force ln-JFort Worth, Tex. The giant plane carries a 15-man operat
ing and fighting crew and has a range of approxim ately 10,000 m iles.
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FR ESH
VEGETABLES
BAKERY GOODS
C om plete
V ariety
Store
.11 ST O N E STOP TO SH O P
The children of Mrs Grace Med- Bridget had been discharged as
FOB EVERYTHING
ler have both returned to their a cook.
at the
respective schools for another
Extracting a $5 bill from her
,Phylll? hi*S resun*Hl, £*r wage roll, she threw It to Fldo.
N J N T II
STR EET
work in a beauty course at Sal-
b
’
em.
Elton registered at OSC Then the shocked mistress
S V I' E B M A B K E T
Wednesday where he a junior heard her exclaim:
‘‘Sur’n I
in agricultural engineering. He niver fergit a friend; that’s fer
in T h e D alles
lives at the A.G.R. house while -helpin me wash the dishes,
in Corvallis.
We pay h ig h est
. M r and Mrs Sam Brock return
prices for your eg g s
ed last week from a vacation
— BUY BO N D S T O D A Y —
trip - to Great Falls, Montana,
where they went to visit their
son Clinton a n d family.
On
their way home they stopped
for a couple of days to visit
with a sister of Sams who lives
in Missoula Montana. The Brocks
said they didn’t have much
trouble getting enough gas to
• R ic h a r d ( B e e f o ) O ’ M e a r a
get home on until they got back
in Oregon when several of the
pumps were out of gas, while
others had gas to ration.
George Fox drew a successful
last week. The coyote which was
head with his rifle on a coyote
a male was thought to he a
young one, and it was shot south
of their old home" place on the
break of the John Day.
Flash
F ires
WHY open gates? All metal cat 1, l »4 gaL IN S T A N T F astest
for G eneral F ires, Indoors or
tle guards.
For your hitches,
pneumatic tire crazy wheel
Out
and fork complete.
Large
stock of steel and shafting. A ll 3 good until used
Used pipe from lVi to 3”
N o more w orry or e x p en se
Mac’s Welding Shop, Phone
332, Wasco, Oregon.
GENERAL $ ELECTRIC
Invest for Life hOW
C om plete C om bination
ELECTRIC RANGES
AUTOM ATIC
W A SH IN G
C H IN E S
W ATER H EA TER S
MA
only
D ISH W A SH E R S
D ISP O SA L S
IR O N E R S
Tasty Salads - -Good,,Coffee
MOTOROLA
ayd
PHILCO
auto radios for im irtediate
d elivery, for all m akes and
m odels of cars, com e in and
see about h avin g one Instal
led. P rices from $46.00 up to
$105.00.
H A R lfY ’S RADIO SE R V IC E
P hone 2928
319 E. 3rd St. T h» D alles, Ore
DRINKS
RA D IO S
DEM OSS S P R IN G S E L E C T R IC
S h ow room , D eM oss S p rin gs
P h on e 857, M oro
F O U N T A IN
OPEN SUNDAYS
ON H A L F A DAY’S N O TIC E W E’LL G ET ANY K IND
OF D IM M ER Y O t ORDER FOB A G ltO t P. F U L L F IV E
( Ol B S E D IN N E R W ITH W H A T YOU W A N T IN IT.
49 *50 cash
millionte :
Postwar telephone
added
ffcw we've put in telephones
a.most three times as fast
as ever before in the West
T h is Offer E xp ires O ctober 10
DRYERS
Paris stay bright
M EATS
B ^ Mf i
Carbon • T et E x tin
guisher, for E lectric and
sm all
ELECTRIC SINKS
G riffith & Meeke, Agents
G It <> C E R I E 8
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HOM E F R E E Z E R S
WASCO, OREGON
The Dalles
?r Penny’s
BARGAIN
REFRIGERATORS
Sherman Co-op Grain Growers
Chiropractic Physician
( 'ouipici«* Di iig lcss H ealth S erv ice
INSTALL a circulator on your
present heater. See the super
fan In our store.
Ranch &
Home Store, Moro.
48c
FOR SALE: 16” slahwood, wet
dry. $11.00 unit delivered. C.
R. Godwin, Wamic.
47-9p F I B E P R E V E N T IO N W EEK
TAKEN-UP: 1 brown steer, 2-yr.
old, tip off left ear. Sheriff
Norman Fields, Moro.
47-8c
FOR SALE: John Deere Tractor,
Model A, on rubber, C.E. Coats,
Basic P rotection for E v ery
Wasco, Phone 444.
47-8c
' OR SALE: 1840 A. fenced pas
ture, 5 springs, good water,
good grass. $7.00 per A. Ben
Taylor Antelope.
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A farmers comprehensive
Dr. J. E. M itc h e ll
For Steaks Cooked the way
You Like 1 hem
SALEM, OREGON
\ V e re a little p r o u d
1\ \
Ed’s Place
JACKETS, GLOVES, MOCCASINS* ETC.
MYERS GLOVE A TANNING CO.
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1. H ere Is Ashley Stone of Sacramento,
California, whose daddy and mother got the
millionth telephone we’ve added since V-J
Day. To make this gain, we’ve actually had to
install three million telephones . . . for many
of our customers have moved their homes and
businesses. Telephones we serve are now at an
all-time high . . . over 3,630,000.
ORDER TODAY • SAVE $8
“RICH“ RICHMOND
SPETIC TANKS pumped and P.O. Box 00 • Hood River, Ore.
built. C. F. Johnson, Phone 613 3rd year serving Mid-Colombia
White Salmon, Wash.
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A cleansing agent in RPM
Motor O if scrubs carbon, gum
—keeps engine insides shiny.
W ear kept slight
“RPM” clings to hot upper
cylinder walls, protects against
excessive wear.
Takes Better Care
of Your Car
•Complete
Dispersal Sale
O cto b e r 22, 1948
ONE
?. W e ’ve lite ra lly built a city spread over
O 'C L O C K P M .
the West . . . hundreds of new buildings and
h.d,or additions. New wire has been strung
. . . new cables laid . . . an astounding total of
three million miles. And we’re rushing still
It.O re construction — half a million dollars
V, Ui th, every day — to meet the public demand
( in service.
7 0 H ead
R E G IS T E R E D H E R E F O R D S
Pr mi o L a d B reed ing
AN
“R P M ” is “ rust-proofed” to
prevent damage from moisture
O P P O R T U N IT Y
IN G
FEM ALES
TO
O B I A IN
OUTSTAND
FO R F O U N D A T IO N
STOCK
yKnt corrodes engines.
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A S ta n d a rd of C a lif o r n ia P ro d u c t
W r it e lo r c a t . io ju e to :
W a|t Jaeger
Condon, Oregon
K E IT H M c D o n a l d
Waaeo, Phone 55?
13 m ile i s o u th w e it o f x.o *iJ o n
Lunch Scrvsd at S a lj
C. R. ANDERSON
Grans Valley, Phone 232
3 . An am azing am ount of new equipment
of all kinds has gone to work. We’ve filled
three times as many orders as were waiting
on V-J Day. To add these million telephones,
we had to get $400,000,000 of new money
from investors. Orders still pour in, and our
job is not yet done. But we re working at it
mighty hard.
4 . Millions of new w o rk
ing dollars .. . needed to extend
and im prpve service . . . must
come, not from telephone bills,
but from thousands of people who
put their savings to w ork in the tele
phone business. T o attract these
w orking dollars, we must pay a
reasonable amount fo r their use.
This depends on the sale of our
services at fa ir and adequate prices.
The Pacific Telephone
( A and Telegraph Company
More than 70,000 people working together te hr-
nish ever better telephone service to the
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