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About Sherman County journal. (Moro, Or.) 1931-current | View Entire Issue (Dec. 3, 1948)
'SP........ >*-< j " i n ^4. PACK 3 _ . . . f‘ . . SHERMAN COUNTY JOURNAL, MORO, OREGON ••----v*---.. . L? A FRIDAY, DECEMBER 3, IMS . 4 A* operate on last Wednesday. Mrs Mr and Mrs Bob Marvin were Moore Is also with him. in Portland last week end to „ * « • « , V > aaa a * » w w w Miss Mary Anderson and Mrs see the Oregon State-Nebraska Huxford, teachers in the Moro football game returning Sunday The Sherman County club wijl schools left Friday for the week afternoon. • j „ ..old its next meeting at the m d in Portland. Mrs James Noonan and child- Rufus grange hall and the pro- Guests of Mr and Mrs Ronald ren left this week for Seattle, gram will be about development powell for Thanksgiving were Wn., and Mr. Noonan left a few of the Columbia river, especially her parents, Mr and Mrs Lester days later. construction of a dam above Nahouse of McCoy and her sister Curlie DeMoss left Tuesday Rufus and the one at The Dalles. and family, Mr and Mrs Leslie for Portland to be gone about A speaker from the U. S. Engin- gtewart also of McCoy. two weeks, while there he will eers office in Portland is expect- Mrs Ketchum, mother of Mrs put shakes on their home on Mrs DeMoss and ed for the meeting. Women of j ohn Lamb, who, has been help- Jennie Road. the Home Economics club of the ing j j r and Mrs Leon Moore son left Thu Rufus grange will serve the din- during the absence of Mrs Gladys - —---------------- , ner. 1 Morrison, is now taking care of VETERA ks GET CHANCE Mr. and Mrs. Stan Coelsch and the children of Mr and Mrs Bill daughter, Sharon ,and her mother, Han whlle Mirs Hall works at Priority will g0 to World War Mrs. Gladys Morrison came home the experiment station. II veterans on 46 homestead last Friday evening from a trip Missionary society will farm units covering 3,618 acres that took them across the United meet December 8th at the home of irrigable land to be opened States by the northern route to Mrs Edith Burnet. This wiil*«oon on the Gooding division of Boston where they visited with the Christmas party with ex- the Minidoka prject near Twin his folks and return by the south- change gifts costing not more Falls, Idaho, the Oregon depart- em route through the Carolinas, than 25 cents. Mrs John Parker ment of Veterans’ Affair» saw New Orleans, Texas and home the leader for the after- today. ; , through California. With all that noon , , Applications must be filed by they report that no place looked Mr and Mrs Gordon Rose spent December 30 with the Project quite so good as Sherman county. Thanksgivlng and the weekend Land Use Specialist. Bu , in P o rtla n d . Reclamation, Route 3, Jerome, James Reed is now working in I" J '° ru a c h a n t s for the Idaho, to be Included in .th e the Sherman County Journal of- H h o l i d a y s were Allan drawing. Interested veterans are flee and is expected to be here T h a n k siv in g ^ Don- urged Jerome agen- during the editor’s absence later Thnmoson Dick Oveson and cy immediately for applicati in th winter. He formerly lived aid ^ . " " p i n k o r t o n . All blanks, to assure proper a udy at Reedsport and is an exper- “J , resume their of the In d u ctio n s J ' 11»«- ienced newspaperman. Following r u Although the l^nd being of World War I he worked in the studies. harvest fields, two seasons In and Gue8ts of Mrs Edna Melzer near Moro. over the weekend were Mr and U 7 f A uS Mr. and Mrs. Jess Landry re- Mrg HaroW Murphy and son, r r • • u with Bal- turned Monday from a trip to steve from Portland, Mr and Mis FOR SAL . g 1 Maytag Spokane, Washington, where they Edmund Cushing and son George loon rolls 5 Also had been visiting over the week and M r Cushing’s mother from round, *e n h ’ m DeMoss end. . Pullman, Washington. Mrs Ed- $98 50 up w th P P Mr. and Mrs. Giles French, ac- mund Cushing and son remained Spring Electric, m companled by Mrs. Ora Peetz, until Tuesday when her mother SALE*. Juniper Fence Posts, ----- • drove to Portland Friday re- Mrs Fxlna Melzer and her aunt, 60aentg delivered. eOcents delivered. Harold Lel- turnlng Sunday .evening. Mrs carl Melzer returned ner ghton, „ Box </w4 1064 Redmond. Ore. Mrs Doris Wilson was a vis- her home. . nor In Portland Saturday and - wag FOR SALE: 5 room house ami furniture in Moro. Write Box 127, Moro, Oregon. 5*7 pa. S L ° B " H n e nw AS Ea h Z d ^ t , ^ M T o SHANIKO By Mrs Mande Garrett Club Will Meet GT a n d m ” V l ^ c ^ ; spent the week end In Portiand on Mrs Ernie Moore IO Portland last week £. to awhile so to be near their coins X > is getting along w l l w,th his knee since it stay son. very was Mr and Mrs Charles Carrigan were dinner guests Thanksgiv ing at the home of Mrs Carri gan’s daughter, Pat, Mr and Mrs W. D. Hanks Jr. Guests on Thankgsiving with Mr and Mrs G. H. Reeder were Mr and Mrs Ralph Reeder of Portland Mr and M rsTom Jon es of Moro, Mr |and Mrs Joe Hood of Tygh Valley, Mr and Mrs Claud Bayer of Grass Val ley drove up to spend the even ing. Mrs Rosa Harris had as din ner guests Thanksgiving her grandson a n d family, Mr and Mrs Amos Fine of Madras and Mrs Amanda Fine and her son, Frank Harris. Mr and Mrs I^eo I^ang had Dewey Lofton and Alex Mathie- son as Thanksgiving dinner guests. Mrs Jane Hart of Brownsville a sister of Mrs W. A. Rees was a holiday guest at the Rees home, Mr and Mrs G. V. Dupree Attorney at law MORO Wednesday, Afternoons Monday, Extacee! 1 That special Xm as gift, in nylon. Greta, T he Dalles GI AUERS ON TH E MOVE . . . F rom tw o m ile» up and 10 m ile s d ,sla n t a coaat guard ca m e ra reco rd s the Joining of two G reenland g la c ie r s a s th e y proceed to a fjord to d ep o sit their iceb erg quota. U nder trem en d o u s p ressure of m ountain top ice ca p s, th ese g la c ier s inch alon g, w in ter and su m m er , m oving a s m uch a s 50 fe e t a day—which Is pretty -------------- sp ee d y for a gla c ie r .__________ _______ ______________ -—-— fered “will have to be cleared a n d prepared for irrigation,” the bureau’s announcement des cribes it as “very productive,” offering such staple crops as al falfa, wheat, barley, oats, beans, peas, potatoes and sugar beets. In addition, “cattle" raising and dairying are important industries, and* hogs and poultfy do well.” Assistance in laying out fields and irrigation systems, clear ing and leveling land, develop ing domestic water system», crop a n d livestock production and farm building construction will be offered by local, state and federal farm agencies. Frida) THE DALi.KS 211 East Third Street Telephone 3209 R IG H T Is a NOW good N IN T H tim e at to the STR EET SUPERM ARK ET in The Dalles MOTOROLA and PHILCO W here y ou make ONE STOP TO SHOP u n to r a d io s fo r im m e d ia te d e liv e r y , fo r a ll m a k e s an d m o d e ls o f ea rs, co m e in an d s e e a b o u t h a v in g o n e I n sta l led. P r ic e s front $46.00 up to $105.00. HARRY’S RADIO SERVICE Phone 292H FOR EVERYTHING AT THE VERY LOWEST PRICES IN T H E DALLES We pay prices for highest your eggs 319 E. 3rd St. The Dalles, Ore Personal inquiries regarding the land opening may be made Applicants must have $3000 at the Project I^and Use and in capital or assets, two years of Settlement office, Bureau of Re farm experience, five references, clamation, „Hunt, Idaho. and must intend to farm as an mn. Those who attended, enjoy- coffee shop soon. 5c occupation. * Each successful applicant will Mary Ander FOR S A L ^ . 7 3 7 ^ ^ ! ^ be given two barrack-type frame Chiropractic Physician _ ^ ^ M i t a l n “ nd th T h o sf . anc” gazing land. Also Pubhc buildings and war surplus items Complete Drugless Health Servies including small tools, toilet and ConnieMltoon an Knighton Domaiff Grazing lease fb rJO fixtures, tables, ( hairs, . and ar The Dalles ess and Messrs W ry Da. ¡¡yee water rlght Oood over Penny’s Ronnie Ma*. Gordo set of buildings. Located on my blankets. v .d ^ o o " ^ ^ m X r y FARM: 161 A. Dr. J E. IV itchell held a luncheon and^a the Lsgoln hall temoon. Luncheon was townspeple and food. fancy work and household gad- th e dalles city proper - • C a ll W a sc o 163 b e tw e e n 9 a .m . a n d 6 p .m . We will be in Sherman County one week to clean septic tanks & cesspools BUD’S TANK CLEANERS TY: 3 bedroom modern house. Good dial. modem in every res- pect. Double plumbing. Oil rur naC° bedroom house Good district. In walking distance of business section. Close to hospital. Modern in every res pect. 0« Furnace. THREE t>ednoom house sleeping porch. 2 lota and fruit trees. Good view. Oil furnace, TW O W inter time is reading time <3nd ' w e ’ ean take care of that w ith newspapers and a good supply of magazines. IHE TAVERN C1 VICTOR G. PETERSON REAL ESTATE BANK HOTEL, THE DALLr- 5c Free Inspection I w ill have a limited amount cf Mrs. M cD onald s box chocolates ror Christmas gifts •> George G. Updegraff Trade 9 irrigated. 60 acres . wheat 2® Und aUhlaga. P re , ann . nnnd set of build- - t e r ngh G ~ d REAL ESTATE E '^ l c i i ^ ^ BANK HOTEL I*HK DALJ.1M gets were sold I n t h . ____ ,______ ket Stocked and equipped VICTOR G. PETERSON and family of Washington are now occupying the Frazier home . and will remain fo r'th e winter. Mrs Dupree is the former Violet Smith a daughter of Mrs Mag gie Smith of Antelope. * ’’ *’■» Mr and Mrs A. J. Brown are still at Roseburg visiting their daughter who has now presented them with a new grandaughter. She was formerly Jean Brown. * We will check your Christmas tree lights free. We have re placement lamps and a good stock of lights. Give a practl cal gift. Ranch & Home Store, Moro, Oregon. SPETIC TANKS pumped and built. C. F. Johnson, Phone 613 White Salmon, Wash. tfn Ken Zachny LL good things in life give greatest pleasure w hen enjoyed in m oderation. SPRAYING and OUSTING by air weed control, fertilizer spraying $L75 per acre for plane and pilot. Barnett & Fridley, Wasco, Phone 282. tfn to a r CHRISTMAS Trip Will M Happier AVYMP14 Whieh wouM choose ior comfort f v beer * “/« ’« th e W ater” OIYMFTA BKBWINO COMPANY. OLYMP1A.WASHINOTON.«.» A ' For m o it p eop le, an easy c’wir doesn’t give half as much comfort as an easy mind • • • I the happy sen se that your future is reason ably safe from financial worries. M o ro H otel Coffee Shop \ And, generally, the simplest way to give yourself this mental comfort is to start a reg ular, automatic savings pro gram with U. S. Savings Bonds. It tak es so little effort. You can sign up through your firm’s Payroll Savings Plan. Or, if you’re not on a payroll, through your bank*« W h e n yo u co m e in to to w n you’ll see a sign saying Ed’s Place that's Beefo's Eating and Drinking Place and he'll welcome and feed you D on't b o ttl* h o lid a y tr a ffic T ake a c a r e fr e e rid e hom e Bond-A-Month Plan. It g iv es you so much I In 10 years you get back four dollars for every three you put in. But, even more important, you have a comfortable feeling all the tim e, knowing you’ve done something to protect your future. -- — «■ - -- ‘ w . . Oo Greyhound for • merry holiday adventure! Frequent schedules get you there quickly. Y ou can stay l o n f r r a t f a m i l y r e u n io n s, visit w ith o ld fr ie n d s and neighbors, and still profit by the inexpensive fares. Your , Greyhound Agent will be glad to give you com plete travel in formation on any holiday trip. AUTOMATIC SAVING IS •I T AWAY F«OM WIHTIII winter'» w rath behind, ’ and an)or a vacation undat tu n n y t k i t t l Lat your G ray hound A fa n t help plan yo u r trip . T ranaportation, h o t a i a, d ih ta a tln t—all p rt-p la n n ed — for one L O W prioa. Aak ior F R E E toldaral L e a ve |a OPENgSUNDAYS C A N D Y CIGARS ICE C R E A M GRBYHOUND LEADS IN COVKTBSYI Lunchs fr. Dinners t The Tavern . “TALK ABOUT FRilNOSHIB I t* MI'S T H I S O IT BORII.AR OUT H IR II" Man . . . that F-R-I-E-N-D- . daily routine . . . if you’re in the world’» oldest and largest L-Y feeling is yours for the organization of overeeae vet askin'*. At your local VFW po^t, you get new frienda . . . - erans. Call ua today . . . vre you get opportunities . . . you want yon to take part in our <>t good lMisineaa contacts, 50th anniversary celebration. t’a goodbye to the feeling of ‘ ~’ BM<3 r MA n COUNTY POST No. 5028 Meets 1st & 3rd Monday 1 i SURE SAVING U. S. SAVINGS BONDS Sherman County Joum
