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About Sherman County journal. (Moro, Or.) 1931-current | View Entire Issue (Feb. 18, 1949)
Want Ada SPETIC TANKS pumped and built. C. F. Johnson, Phone 613 White Salmon, W ash.' tfn SPRAYING and DUSTING by air, weed control, fertilizer spraying $1.75 ’ per acre for plane and pilot. Barnett & Fridley, Wasco, Phone 282. tfn CUSTOM PLOWING— See Bud Powell, Moro hotel, Has TD-18 pulls 10, 16 in. plows. lltfc HOUSE FOR SALE— 6 rms., part ly furnished. Double lot, in a good locatin, new electrl range, new auto, oil heater, dining rm. sbt, auto hot water, 7 ft. Cros- ley refrigerator. $2,500. See G. H. De Moss or phone 474. 15tfc • ASTRAY— In my pasture since September, one sorrel gelding, wt. about 1200 lbs., one , roan gelding, wt. probably 1300. Owner may have same upon payment of this adv. and pas ture bill. Phone Kent 3. Jerry M. yVilson, Kent, Ore. 15-18c LOST— ASTRAY— One 300-pound, ARE YOU RAISING Y O U R blond Poland China hogf Any SIGHTS ABOVE ORDINARY information please notify Dick WAGES?- -The best one-man business in Sherman County Reckman, Gras Valey. 13 tfc now available. Car reqüired. Write J. R. Watkins Co., 137 IF YOU HAVE SOMETHING TO Dexter Avenue, Seattle, Wash ington. 15-21c SE L L TRY THE JOURNAL AO 4 highway, and Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Mar- PLEDG ED A LPH A RHO TA U IZ II - - Stark and Mr. and Mrs BillJohn s° n . . and Keith Bayer _ , . „ Mr. and Mrs. James Earl were business Visitors in The Dalles Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. John Rust and Mr. Mrs. Bob Hart were dinner guests oundav at home 0’ M r and Sun<lay 81 *ne nome 0 Mr- an(1 Mrs. H. O. Dugger. Mir. and Mrs. Fred Ccy were in The Dalles Sunday to visit her mother. Mr». Louie Davis at the hospital. Mr~and Mrs. Bernard Martin and daughter Deanna, were in The Dalles Saturday for dental care for Deanna They stayed down to attend the basket ball game of that night. Mr. and Mrs. Orville Ruggles had as dinner guests Sunday Rev. and Mrg. A . J Klntner, Mr and Last ye a r alone, paym ents amounting to more than $100,000,- 000 were made to Sun Life policy holders and beneficiaries. Mr. and Mrs. Marion Crews of Stevenson, Wash., spent the week • , en ere w er Paren 8’ r and Mrs. Dell Olds. Mr. and Mrs. Willard Rolfe “*** and childhen were dinner guests Sunday at the home of his mo ther, Mrs. T. M. Rolfe. Mr. and Mrs, Earl Olds were hosts at a dinner party at their h.ome. J h“ r± y evenl,ng Ce!ebra; ting the birthday anniveraries of Mrs. Don Smith, Mrs. Bruce Al . „ n 1 • GAe" " Olds, and Miss Ina May Zeigler, all of whom had birthday this month. Other guests were their husbands and John and Barbara . „ _ , _ . M!ey. . ThJ „ ! ” n'" 5 .u was, . Mr. and Mrs. Frank ttayer, Mr. Mrs. Willard Barnett and son, playing pinochle with Mr. and and Mrs. Willard Rolfe, Fred Keith, Mr. and Mrs. Earl McKln- fMr’ th^ nu i rd lng h‘gh Crowley, Keith Bayer, Ivan Blagg ney and aona of ,one and Mr and Mrs. O. N. Ruggles. • • a a • » • «• Mr. and Mrs. Roy Schilling and 1-2 Room, approved Oil H e a te r M rs. Florin Coon were business «»replete w ith tank and d ra ft re- visitors in The Dalles Monday. gula tor, only $37.50. Now at Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Fields were B A R N E Y ’H, Grass V a lle y, Ore. business visitors In The Dalles Thursday, t - Mr. and Mrs Ted Trimble and h'»t mother, Mrs. Lewb* Olds, m>- F o r the lady w ho I h hard to * fit. T r y o ur half-size Dressen 4 tored to Tygh Valley Sunday to G reta, T h e Dallea • spend the day visiting Mr. and Mrs. Bert Brown. Mr. and Mrs. Ted Ball and son, M oro Ixxlge No. 113 Roger, were dinner guests Sun Meets 1st and 3rd day at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Tuesdays in l.O.O.F. Wallace May. hall. Transient and Duane Eakin was an over night visiting brothers are guest of Clarence May Saturdav. cordially invited to Everett Cantrall, Barbara Dun meet with us. can. Clair Balzar and Marie Blagg Leo Watkins, N. G. motored to The Dalles Sunday John DeMoss, Secretary afternoon where they* attended a ^ E u re k a Ixxlge No. 121 A .F . A A.M show. Meets on the 1st and M r. and Mrs. Sam D avis and 3rd Thursday evening»- Fred Cox took their mother. Mrs. each month. Visiting y <)Uje p avjs t0 Dalles Satur- members cordially in day where she entered the hos vite d to meet w ith us. pital for medical attention. L. V. H enrichs, W . M. H ,B. P in ke rto n . Secretary M o ro , O regon ♦— ♦ • * • F Mr. and Mrs. O. N. Ruggles were business visitors in The Dalles on Tuesday. Mr« e m a h ™ u.nn. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Alley went to The Dalles Monday and were over night guests óf Mr. and Mrs. Tom Alley. .. , . ? ? L a_nd ?,.rS..Y‘‘r^ n_La_k.in3 n.d children and Mrs. Bernard Mar ti were business visitors in The Dalles Thursday. Among the Grass Valley basket ball fans going to The Dalles Mon day night to attend the A.A.U. tournament were Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Anderson, Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Alley, Mr. and Mrs. Claud Bayer, Arstrll-Monroe Pontiac, Inc. ♦ Big Business Grass Volley M ore T ra c to r Every W ay Y ou Look at It 1 „ TO « T EVERY SIZl . _ 20 M odels and rr« or mum — * J « Stony o f XV to C om pare It W ith O th ers • ♦ one truck tire and wheel. Own- tin and Mr. ancf Mrs. Ed Alley, Leland JJchwendler, Wasco, has * Spring I ! New Conte for nil • er call 401 Moro or write box _ • been pledged to become a mem- * occasions as low an 3AS3 • 141 -> i 5ctf Mr. and Mrs. Willard Rolfe and her of Alpha Rho Tau at EOCE, • Greta, The Dallea • daughter, and Mrs. Frank Bayer SHOE REPAIRING— Prompt ser- were business visitors in The Dal- La Grande. • • • • a"—» • a a a vice. Leave shoes at Smith s ies Monday. Hardware, Grass Valley. Glenn . Perry 15tfc Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Kock were in The Dalles Saturday where FOR SALE— 35 to 40 ton of baled Mrs. Kock received a physical vetch hay. $25 the ton. Robert checkup. Mrs. Kock is now able Rohde, Terrebonne, Ore. 15-18p to sit up a while each day and I , M • .„eiania ring, 77 as callers Sunday* «kiu__ Mr. and LOST — Moose insignia .. 99 either in Moro or Grass Valley. Mrs Kenneth Crews and children. Valued as keepsake. Return to Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Dunlap, Mr. Arnold Hanson, Grass Valley. and Mrs. Lester Barnum, and Mr. 16p and Mrs. Donald von Borstel and daughter. A n y story o f Canada’s largest life assurance company MALE HELP WANTED— Relia- Dell Olds went to The Dalles — the Sun L ife Assurance Company o f Canada — is a ble man with car wanted to call ur«, on farmers in Sherman county. Wednesday and brought Mrs. story o f “big business’* because m ore than one and a h alf Wonderful opportunity. $15 to Olds home from the hospital m illion people the w orld over are safeguarded by the pro $20 in a day. No experience or. where she spent several weeks DO C A T IO N .. .N o » t h a t her capital required. Permanent, for medical attention. Mr. Olds • g i s i s a a p l i a t a f t e r she tection and security of Sun L ife policies. Write today. McNESS COM- took her to Portland Monday uaa h i t by a tr a c k , a ia e -a o n th - PANY, Dept. B, 2423 Magnolia where she will enter the hospital o l d P e o e h ie l i s t e n s g r a v e ly • b i l e l i t t l e J ja a a t H a rlo w o f The e v e r - g r o w in g goodwill now, at 65, he enjoys the leisure St., Oakland 7, Calif. 16-17 for medlcal care P it t s b u r g , P a ., read« a pointed which is enjoyed by the Sun Life that his foresight made possible. SALESMAN WANTED— Addi- Mr. and Mrs. Harold Owens leaaaa « T « r a t - a i d . of Canada is due to the diversity T . L M . Bought a Business tlonal full time man with car were in The Dalles Saturday on and liberality o f the Company’s life assurance policies, to the . . . and is now his own master. needed for Rawligh business.-business and stayed that evening character of its representatives, He planned this when, on graduat Mr .and Mrs. Ted Trimble were Start immediately. Route ex- to see the basket ball game be- and to the promptness and effi ing from college, he took out a perience helpful but not requir- tween the Harlem Globe Trotters in 1 The Dalles Thursday on busi busi- ciency o f its service tp policy Sun Life Endowment fo r assur ^ • W r U e J ^ ^ leiKh’s and The Dalles'All-Stars. Others ness returning home with a new holders, throughout its entire 78 ance protection as well as system TpRB-81-250, Oakland, Calif. 16p from Gragg Valley attending the . years’ history. atic and easy saving. The Endow ercury sedan sedan. -------------------------------------------game were Mr and Mrs 0Ian Mercury Alfred Payne and Sam Stark were business visitors in The Dal- ies Wednesday. Mr. Stark went down Thursday and entered the hopltal for medical care, T H E SUN L IF E STO RY of 1948 is made up o f many thousands of individual records, each a simple human document, yet of vital importance to those concerned: T h e S to ry o f M r» . M .B .H . . . . is a tragic one. She lost her husband in an automobile acci d e n t and was le f t a lo n e w it h th re e young children to care for. But to her husband, responsi bility reached beyond death, and his Sun Life Fam ily Income policy provides for the fam ily un til the youngsters are grown up, and . then gives to the widow a regular income for life. ment matured recently, providing the means which enabled him to take advantage of a great oppor tunity. N o Need of C harity In the small industrial plant owned by D.B.L., 100 employees never have to pass the hat when a bench pal dies. Like hundreds of thousands of workers in other industrial and busi ness organizations large and small, they are protected by Sun Life Group Assurance, an effective in strument for good employee-ert- ployer relations. Yes, there are thousands of such cases in the Sun Life story of 1948 — a story of service to the public, repeated year in, year out. C J .S . W as a Good Salesman . . . who all his life looked ahead. T h irty years ago he paid his first premium on a Sun Life R etire ment policy. Last October he made his final business trip and F ro m the 1 9 4 8 A n n u a l R e p o rt B w w f it i p a id to p e lic y k e U fo n and b ananciarias d iaria« IM S : J1R M 4S.4U T o ta l B an a fits paid atoca tfaa ftrs t Sun L ife p o lic y w as iaauad la 1171s $2.12». 757,253 N aw A aaurancaa iaauad d u rin y tb a y a a r: J374.aS2.S47 A aaurancaa la forco: J4.SSSJ54.1S2 SEN LIFE OF CANADA Mr and Mrs. Arch Cantrall and Mrs. Kenneth Crews were busl- A copy oí the complete A nnual Report ior 1948 m ay be obtained from : ne88 visit01*8 ln The Dalles last Tuesday. Mr and Mr8 Franlt Ketter and daughter, Marlene, were dinner guests Saturday evening at the S tu a rt Johnson. home of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth A . M . W E A V E R , S p e d ai R epresentative B ranch M anager Crews. The evening was spent 1001 P ublic Service Bldg. Portland 4, playing cards. Sun Life Assurance Co., of Canada Don Cox visited at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Dale Howell at Du fur Sunday i L u p in e Rebekah Ixxlge No. l l f l Mr. and Mrs. Harry Young and Meets 2nd and 4th the twins were dinner guests Tuesdays of each month. Visiting Sunday at the home of Mr. and members welcorrte. Mrs. Olan Stark. Bertha Belshe N. G Mr. and Mrs. L. Brockwav and Clara Houston. Sec. jg1 son came up from The Dalles on Sunday evening to visit her Bethlehem Chapter No. 78. O.E.S grandmother. Mrs. T. M. Rolfe. re’ 7 ned thelr h° ™ M° " month; visiting members da v evenln8 invited. Moro, Oregon Elsie Jones, W . M . Edna M elzer, Secretary F o r all kinds of ranch, home, com m ercial, or In d u stria l w irin g or lig h tin g See — ' B A R N E Y ’S, Grass V a lle y , Ore. Estimates Gladly Given. The S o p o A COHPLC OF ol BRICKS UNDFR THIS LEG AND SAW DUST SAM TO FAINT THE BARN. (Copyrtpbt tV<8 - J. k Caw C«»4 FORCED LANDING SLIFFED. 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