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« H E R M A N C O U N TY J O U R N A L
MORO, OREGON
FRIDAY, IMTOBER 22, 1948
Mr and Mrs Fred Cox returned can, Glenn Perry, Kenneth Crews,
Mrs Ernest Blaylock while her Monday.
Charles Perrigo and Bruce Alley.
Mr. Coon was in the barber shop Crews.
Anderson husband and son were deer hunt
Mrs Art Schilling and children. home the first of last week from
The Woman’s Community club
while the regular barter went
M
Gene and Diane, were in The Dal Corvallis where they spent sev
ing.
met at the Masonic hall Wednes
Mr and Mrs Harold Owens had les Saturday on business.
deer hunting. ~
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cuJL-tnn where thev will
eral days visiting their son in
A. W. McLeod and son, David, for Sl v^
nho™
Y
Mrs Earl Olds „ and daughter, law and daughter, Mr and Mrs A1 day afternoon October 13 with 14
as dinner guests Mr and Mrs
present. The club was reorganis
and son in law, George Kruger, m^jr an(J Mrg Ted vonBorstel Wayne Karnes on Friday before Barbara Alley and Mrs John Roberts and family. They brought
ed and the following officers
Block
motored
to
The
Dalles
left Friday for the Blue moun-
thelr daughter, Mrs Keith they left for their home in Kan
their grandson, Rodney Roberts were elected Mrs Earl Olds, pre
Friday on business and to bring home with them for a visit.
tains on a deer hunting trip.
neCourcey to Portland Friday sas on Monday.
sident; Mrs Frank BayerJr. vice
Mr and Mrs Harold Owens and Mrs Olds’ father, Gus Engstrom
Mr and M rs O rville R u g g h s
. ere ^er husband met her and
president; Mrs Max Brown, sec
Little Roy Easter celebrated retary-treasurer.
were hosts
at - a dinner
he daughter, Carol were business home a f t e r spending several
A progam la
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- party
- at thev went
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on tQ
io Eugene where
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visitors in The Dalles the first weeks there for medical atten his 3rd birthday anniversary Sat planned for the next meeting
thnlr
hnmo fifttlirdilV
evening. v a J ’ uendlng
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their home
Saturday evening.
the
university.
By Mr* A. F. Bator
urday afternoon at the Valley Inn which will be held on Wednes
tion.
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Those present were Mr and Mrs
- were of last week.
Robert and • - Sam »«-»—
Holmes
Mr and «ra 6am Davis receiv n Arch
Mr and Mrs Arzefi Lemley When his mother, Mrs James Ea day October 27 at the Masonic
Mr and Mrs Norris Gilkison
Cantrall,
and Mrs Don H i i Q i ’n p S S visitors in The Dalles
il.I l V
/ w i l v i o 1» i Mr
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ed their new Pontiac sedan Thurs Smith, Mr and Mrs John Block,
and Tom Coyle motored to Sweet were hosts at a dinner last Tues ster Invited his little friends In hall. All interested please attend.
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day and ieft Saturday accompan- and Mr and Mrs Lester Barnum. Monday.
day evening honoring the birth for birthday cake, ice cream and
Mr and Mrs J. S. Newcomb re- Home to bring Mrs Coyle home
ie by his mother, Mrs Louie
Miss Violet Parkhurst and Tr- , ¡.ned” home iast week from Port- Saturday after spending over two day anniversary o f ’ their son, punch. The youngsters all receiv
Dvis, for Missouri to visit the
MOTOROLA
and
P H IL C O
ed little baskets with candy as
win Parkhurst from Roseburg
where they spent several weeks there as her sister Mrs Gordon. Other guests were Mrs
latter’s sisters at Bonneville, Mo.,
favors. Those present beside the
Lemley
and
children
and
Mr
and
Ethel
James
suffered
a
stroke
visiting their daughter, Mrs
an ElDorado and Arkansas City. and Hubert Wagers of Eugene
honor guest were Karen and
auto radios for im m ediate
about three weeks ago and is in Mrs Hans Bardenhagen.
arrived Friday and spent the W J Und Weid and family,
They plan on being gone a month. week end at the home of Mr and
d eliv ery , for all m akes and
the hospital at Sweet Home.
Mr and Mrs Harold Owens Dickie Alley, Florene and Nancy
Mrs H. A. McCormick is staying Mrs Frank Bayer Jr.
m odels of cars, com e in and
Mrs Charles Powell of Port were business visitors in The Dal Crews, Linda and Leslie Perrigo,
Guests Saturday night and
see about h avin g one Instal
Carol
Owens,
Susan
Fields,
By
at the ranch during their absence
Mr an Mrs Willis Brittain and Sunday at the home of Mr and land was a caller Saturday at the les Thursday.
led. P rices from >48.00 up to
and will continue with her sew children, Gary Wayne and Kay, Mrs Kenneth Crews were her home of Mrs Art Bibby4.
Mr and Mrs Olan Stark and ron Bayer, Donna Deane and
$105.00.
ing.
Mrs Eben Kee, Mrs Herman Fred Crowley Jr. motored to Glenda Perry, Johnny and Jimmy
of Tygh Valley came over Satur- uncles and aunts. Mr and Mrs
Mrs A. W McLeod had as her day to visit at the home of Mr John Leise from American Falls, Peters, Mrs Art Bibby and Mrs Portland Saturday to the foot Duncan, Jeanie Baumgartner and
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guests Sunday her daughters, and Mrs Frank Bayer. Little Kay Idaho, Mr and Mrs Louie Grlsc,h' Joe Bibby were among the busi ball game returning home Sun Larry and Curt Middleton. Moth
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Mrs Alvin Wagonblast and Mrs Brittain remained to visit her kowsky from Fruitland, I<a o ness vistors in The Dalles Friday.
ers present were Mesdames Har
day.
319 E. 3rd St. T he D alles, Ore
Patricia Corwin and daughter aunt Mrs Bayer.
Mr and Mrs Ed Alley were vis old Owens, Ross Fields, Sim Dun
and Chris Grlschkowsky from
from The Dalles, Mrs Anne Ro
Mr and Mrs Bill Johnson and itors In The Dalles Thursday.
Canada.
bertson and son, Larry, from
son
John, and her mother Mrs
Mr and Mrs Claud Eslinger of
Mr and Mrs s 0 Codfelter of
Mr and Mrs Claud Bayer and
Portland and Mr George Kruger Forest Grove were over night portiand and Mr and Mrs Bill Tommie Barnett motored to Gol-
Keith Bayer went to The Dalles
from Moro.
guests at the home of Mr and Mrs Sabo and children, Rosemary and dendale Sunday t spend the day
Mr and Mrs Eben Kee, Mr and J. W. Blagg Thursday and Frl- ‘Danny from Hillsboro came F ri visiting at the L. K. Smith home. Friday ’ evening to the football
Mrs Bob King, Mr and Mrs Les day afternoon they went to the day
Dr. Earl Kelland of the Bap game.
gpend the week end at the
Earl Olds lost his pickup by
ter Barnum and Mr and Mrs Al home of Mr and Mrs Marcus Es- home of Mr and Mrs Donald tist Seminary in Portland was
fire
Friday evening just after he
fred P a ^ e and family went to linger, leaving Saturday for Moro clodfelter, until Sunday. Frank the speaker at the Baptist churcn
had
crossed
the Rosebush bridge.
Portland Saturday to attend the to visit Mr and Mrs Ernest Es- von Borstel joined them at din- here Sunday.
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The fire was thought to have
Mrs R. J. Baker of The Dalles
football game.
linger.
ner Sunday.
Mr and Mrs Wallace May and
and
her daughter in law, Mrs starteed from the battery. It was
Bill Bardenhagen and Alton
Mrg Ernest Blaylock, Mrs Ea»'l
Mrs Ted Peterson were business Olds motored to Prineville Sat- sawtell of The Dalles and Mrs Dale Baker and children of Port covered by Insurance.
The Ladies Social Service club
visitors in The Dalles Saturday. urday to visit the latter’s uncle Clyde Stradley and sons spent land visited at the homes of Mrs
A Practical Business Mon
met at the home of Mrs W. F.
T.
M.
Rolfe
and
Mrs
John
Eng
C. W. Fields returned home Fred Walker at the hospital.
Saturday visiting Mrs |T. M
Schilling
Thursday
afternoon
A Progressive Legislator
strom Saturday. Roy Baker and
last Monday from a hunting trip
Mrs L. D. May left Saturday Rojfe<
with sixteen |present. Refresh
to Susanville with his deer. Oth for Moro to spend the winter
PWH AS«.. Sterte«
T C » « » - . W . M . Hodiwnd. So« Y'O«*
Boyce Blaylock, Alton Coyle son. Dale, left on a hunting trip. ments were served at the close
Mrs John Rust and Mrs H. O.
ers in the party from Wasco also with her daughter, Mrs Grace and Earl Sawtell and son, Doug-
of the meeting.
returned with their deer.
Zevely.
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I * * las of The Dalles returned home Dugger were in The Dalles Thurs Miss Cassie Holmes of The Dal
Mrs B. C. Baumgartner and
The Social Service club of the Sunday evening from the Fossil day on business.
Mr and Mrs Tom C oyle ^ w ere les spent the weekend here visit
daughters, Margaret and Leslie, Methodist church will have a region where they went deer
motored to Portland Thursday on fancy work booth in conjunc- hunting but returned without business visitors in The Dalles ing relatives.
BRAND
business returning home Friday.
tion with the Rebekah bazaar to any deer.
Mr and Mrs Harold Eakin and be held at the Odd Fellow hall
Mr and Mrs J. O. Shull arrived
children were visitors Sunday af November 2.
Friday from Portland to spend
ternoon an evening at the home
Mr and Mrs Dell Olds and Mr the weekend with her daughter,
of Mr and Mrs Donald Clodfelter. and Mrs F M. Crews of Wasco Mrs Boyce Blaylock and family,
Mr and Mrs James Easter went motored to Stevenson. Washing-
Mrs Earl Sawtell and daughfc
to The Dalles Monday when Mrs ton and »pent the week end at Sharon of The Dalles spent the
Easter entered the hospital for the home of Mr and Mrs Marion time with her parents,
medical attention.
Mr and Mrs Earl Harvey and
Mr and Mrs Ivan Blagg and
children were dinner guests Sun
day at the home of Mr and Mrs
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J. W. Blagg„ Mr and Mrs George
DeMoss and children of Moro
called in the evening.
Mr and Mrs Fred Peters and
Enjoy the whiskey that's
daughter moved to town Sunday
and will live in an apartment
M d ò h if.
over the pool hall Mr Peters will
be employed by James Easter In
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WASCO, OREGON
the pool hall.
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Mr and Mrs A. A. Dunlap mo
tored to The Dalles Sunday and
had dinner with their son in law
S H O W : O c to b e r 3 1, 2 :0 0 p.m.
and daughter, Mr and Mrs Har
Orse o f a series o f advertisements discussing a topic o f v ita l publie isteresi.
t
ry Hooper, other guests were Mr
and Mrs Kendrick Dunlap and
famity and Mr and Mrs Bing Mal
lory all from Carlton.
Mr and Mrs Bill Newcomb of
Camas. Washington were dinner
guests Saturday at the home of
Mr and Mrs J. S. Newcomb.
Mr and Mrs Ernest Bsllnger
A F IN E GROUP OF B R E E D IN G C A T T L E
of Moro and his father, Asa Es
W rite: L eK oy W right, S ecretary
linger of Forest Grove were din
Moro, Oregon for C atalgue
H. B. Sager, A u ction eer— Joe J o h n son , Judge
ner guests Monday at the home
of Mr and Mrs J. W. Blagg.
Mr and Mrs Ralph Harrington
There will be plenty of restaurants to which
and family spent last week end
For year» the G ty Club of Portland has been
in Portland on business.
women and children can go without being ex
noted for the thoroughness of io »todies and the
Mrs Harold Owens and Mrs
posed to drinking in public placm.
impartiality of io reports on candidates and
Olan Stark were business visitors
The argument of dnnking by minors also fails
political measures. A City Club report just sub
in The Dalles last Tuesday.
to stand up. All provisions of the Knox Law
A reception for the teacheis
mitted on the Oregon Liquor Dispensing Licens
covering this subject will continue in full force.
will be held at the school house
ing Act (Knox Law Improvement) while making
Obviously, licensed establishments, operating in
Friday evening, October 29. « A
no specific voting recommendation, completely
the open won’t dare serve minors; the risk is
pot luck supper will be served at
disposes of the arguments most commonly sd-
8:30 sponsored by the Woman s
too great.
vanced against this measure.
4. If the bill passes and If the serving of liquor
CllMr and Mrs Dale Howell and
Don’t be fooled by the propaganda of the
by-the-glase is as profitable as the proponents
prohibitionists. Here are the facts, as reported bv
family of Dufur called at the
believe It will be, tremendous political pres
a City Club Committee composed of seven lead
home of Mr and Mrs Fred Cox
sure will be exerted on the Oregon Liquof
ing citizens, including a minister.
Sunday.
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Control Commission for Issuing of new licenses.
Mr and Mrs Donald von Borstel
Arguments Against the Bill
The City Club report says this argument ’’de
and Mr and Mrs Alfred Kock left
L i t would Increase drinking, drunken«»« and
pends upon the profits from selling liquor by
Saturday for the mountains on
alcoholism In Oregon.
the glass under this hill, and secondly upon the
a deer hunting trip.
The
City Club report says this argument is an
attitude end integrity of the Commission.
Mr and Mrs O. N. Ruggles left
"opinion only, unfounded on provable fact.
Saturday for Heppner to visit
5. The bill is discriminatory because all establish
their non In law and daughter.
ments which would like to serve liquor by the
2. The passage of »hi« bill will l«ad to the return
Mr and Mrs Earl McKinney and
’ of wide open drinking throughout the
A
drink will not be licensed.
fa M?yand Mrs Norris GUklson
further possibility is the eventual breakdown
The City G u b report says this argument ' is
- of the Knox Law and complete revulsion by
valid only depending upon one’s point of view.
were dinner guests Thursday j v -
the public who would tb«n hasten to dry up
It discriminates against the beer taverns which
ening at the home of Mr and Mrs
the
state
through
local
option
elections.
cannot
be licensed under this bill. However, y 1” 1
Donald Clodfelter.
The G ty Club report says this argument Is
The health department is hold
277 restaurants (81 in Portland) and 105 clubs
not based on fact. A careful search of the local
ing a child clinic for all pre-school
(18 in Portland) being potentially eligible to
children at the school house Mon
option laws in the vanous states fasls to show
hold dispensing licenses under this proposed bill,
day October 25 beginning at 1.30.
any correlation between the method of dispens
your committee feels that the general public
Mr and Mrs C. R. Anderson
ing liquor and any trend toward dryness.
will not be discriminated against.”
and son Dennis, returned home
The G ty Club report clarifies the entire issue
3.
Liquor
will
be
consumed
In
public
places
such
Sunday evening from Portland
if po'-
when
it says: ’’The proposed bill would modify
as restaurants and hotels which are fre
where they spent several days
stxi>etvV’ Aer
tVlS 0-^3 c° T) up0' ,n
“ ’ ç ïo
the present Knox Law only to the extent that d
w tut
quented by women and children.
on business.
to
a c ^ te
ot HO
substitutes the dispenser's bottle for that of tbs
Mr and Mrs Florin Coon re
The G ty Club report says ' this argument is
turned home Sunday from Sandy
customer's."
. . .
,
state
advanced by nearly all the dry forces. Its cogency
Oregon has much to gain and nothing to lose
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where they spent three weeks.
depends on one’s attitude toward drinking m
co«49 n8e
US'"'
by improving the Kno- l aw. Why require pur
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to
t-
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public or semi-public places.
chase of a bottle? I
e liquor by-the-glass.
th® Vr°
right now
Actually, this argument is downright silly.
an
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City Club Report Blasts Arguments
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