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Z • ’ PAGE 1 '' ' • ’ ■ ' / * *• « SHERM AN COUNTY JOURNAL, MORO. OREGON * , FR ID A Y , FEBRUARY 25, IM S — ----------- ---------- -— :— ■ --------— i---------------------- ;------- £— . > and Vlvette, and his aunt, Mr9. A Wonderful opportunity. unity. $15 to z r 17 I I 'Over $60.00 wM made at the Henry Norton and her $20 in a day. No experience or - basket social held at the I. O. O. ' capital required. Permanent. r ' F hall Saturday night. On ac- Margo, Mr. and Mrs. F. H. Beck John Helder and daughter, Jack- Write today. McNESS COM- „ , „ <rill mads manv were er, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Cullins, ie, Mr. and Mrs. Grant Perry and PANY, Dept. B, 2423 Magnolia Mr, and Mrs. Millard Eakln count of the tad roads many were SPETIC TANKS pumped and Mr. and Mrs. Virgil McKay, Mr. Mr •and Mrs Byron Klra,ey of St., Oakland 7, Calif. 16-17 motored to Portland last Tuesday unable to attend. Tne forepart t built. C. F. Johnson, P h o n e d :i The Dalles. . where Mrs. Eakln received a me- the evening was .spent dancing, White Salmon, Wash. tfn and Mrs. Wm. C. Burke, all of FOR SALE 35 to 40 ton of baled dlcal checkup Therv1^returned on later the boskets were auctioned vetch hay. $25 the ton. Robert Thursday. - off h / Orville Ruggles. Those pre- SPRAYING and DUSTING by Rohde, Terrebonne, Ore. 15-18p Mr an('j Mrg Kenneth Sather sent report a very enjoyable air,;, weed control, fertilizer . X n i ln^n H 1’rtln«Pern ^ e. « iOi SHOE REPAIRING—Prompt aer- and children o« Kent spent S u n 'tim e. plane and pilot. Barnett & vice. Leave shoes at Smith's daY »«ernoon visiting at the Mr and Mrs. H a n k B a ■ -md Fridley, Wasco, Phone 282. tfn Hardware, Grass Valley. Glenn home of Mr. a nd Mrs. Millard children to The Ik u p J , , , , Eakln. Tuesday Evening and brought her CUSTOM PLOWING—See Bud Among those Grass Valley Sam — Stark, U-1S zviuuiiii uiuht: from iivim vri vauci father, , — -----. home from the Powell, Moro hotel, Has TD-18 lltfc WANTED—Baby Sitting, or coni- attending the father and son ban- hospital where he »pent several pulls 10, 16 in. plows. bination ironing and baby sit- qUet for hte Boy Scouts and their days for observation, AGRICULTURAL CHKMICALS LOST—ASTRAY—One 300-pound, ting. Evening, in Moro. Phone fathers at the Elks temple in The Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hooper blond Poland China hog. Any - 162. 17p-tfc Dalles Wednesday evening, were came up from The Dalles Friday information please notify Dick II? vniT H1VF u n u P T M iv r TIT c f t Andersen aad son, Dennis, to spend the weekend here visit- Reck Valey. u t p man, . v Gras t , HEIX TKY t S E% \ S I ? A»4 Wayne Kelly and son, Car. and In« her ^ re n U , Mr. and Mrs. A. ASTRAY—In my pasture since George, Sim Duncan and son, A. Dunlap. SWIM-HEALTH QUEEN . . . September, one sorrel gelding, FOR SALE—Two, four-bottom, Danny. Jerry Duncan and son, Mrs. Ardell LgBWWrUnderwent This lone - stemmed American wt. about 1200 lbs., one roan sixteen inch John Deere plows Donald. Boh Hart and son, Jimmy a major operation at Emanuel beauty | i Terri Hanrahan, of Mentelalr, N. J., who was chosen and Willard Barnett and ‘ son hospital In Portland laswt M->nda\ gelding, wt. probably 1300. and hitch. Peters & Ginn. " M I m Florida Swim for Health." * 17-18p Keith. and iR now gettlng along nicely. Owner may have same upon y i — Hanrahan, IS years old, Is Mr. and Mrs. Jess Helyer mo- Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bayer, Mr. payment of this adv. and pas bathing beauty who can Sunday and Mrs. Olan Stark, Mr. and one L WANTED For Rawlelgh ^ re d w to The Dalles .......... . where ......... c.v, ture bill. Phone Kent 3. Jerry MAN really swim. She won her title at business. No experience nee* Mrs HeIyer took a piane for As- Mrs. Bill Johnson, Mr. and Mrs. a contest conducted in Miami. M. Wilson, Kent, Ore. i 5-18c ed to start. Sales easy to ma e topia and from there wlu go by Edgar Alley, Mr. and Mrs. Ber- and profits large. Start lmme- bug tQ Wbeejer for medical at- nard Martin and Mr. and Mrs. MISS STA N E K WEDS ARE YOU RAISING Y O U R SIGHTS ABOVE ORDINARY dlately. Write Rawleigh’s dept. tention. Claud Bayer went to Maupin CHRISTIANSON It is n o lo n g e r n e c e s s a ry to waucm ): — m e ue»v one-man ORB-81-190, Oakland, Calif. 17p j Jim lrTl Jones and his nis motner WAGES?—The best mother leu left Wednesday wnere where tne the rx?uraa Zebras ue- de- (Continued from Page One) business in ’ Sherman County FOR SALE—Three grain drills, Friday for Jennings Ixxlge to feated the Maupin VFW Post No. a llo w w e e d s to lo w e r th e y ie ld now available. Car required. —- - Superior, — .i d the i*«* » rest »zvnf z-v 7*- by A blue. Her small hat pf straw and Oliver 38, 10 ft. 18 ----- spend of ff the the vnnntk month \riclt. visit * 75 a score of AKdLd 45-44 Write J, R. Watkins Co., 137 Wayne Kelly and George Smith feathers was of white, as w e disc; Oliver 38 tractor. Phone ing. Dexter Avenue, Seattle, Wash 62, Madras, Oregon. Dell Olds returned home Sun- went to portland Saturday on her gloves, and she carried a 17-20p a n d q u a lity o f y o u r g r a in . ington. 15-21c day from Portland where he business for a few days hite Bible on which rested a spent several days visiting Mrs. and Mrg Robert clOuld of white orchid showered with pink MALE HELP WANTED—Relia County Judge C. A. Tom Was Qida at tbe hospital. Mrs. Old’s , , __a while Fri- forget-me-nots and w hite' satin ble man with car wanted to call Economical a n d effective w e e d U k l i i - brother-in-law and slater. Mr. and day to visit "his brother-in law and ribbons. " on farmers in Sherman county. of county probate M rs. F lmer E lm e r Hall H a i of 01 Ixmg G o n g n Beach eacm g M r an d M rs - B ru ce Alley Her matron of honor was Mrs. matters. „a California are In Portland to be on __ their . . . ____ way ,„ to a,,» Portland to attend Robert Brisbane of Moro, whose control is you rs b y using D o w ’s ‘«r her- the wedding of.his brother, Wal- suit was of aqua green, worn with H O W YOU CAN C H U R C H t *4 Mr. and Mrs. Sam Davis and Gouldt On Sunday. — a hat of black and white and Empowered Witnesses of The Mrs. Charles Davis were in The The Grass Valley grade school black accessories. H e r corsage d e p e n d a b le • • • o Son of God! at Wasco Church of Dalles Saturday to visit the form Itaskethall teams defeated the was of yellow carnations. , er’s mother, Mrs. Ixiule Davis at Moro teams In the local gym last Bill Flatt of Moro was best man Christ, February 27. Anxious and Ready to Go with the hospital Tuesday afternoon. Scores were for the grooxp, and ushers were the Forty niners, and tbe tne roriym nvrs, on un the u w wonder- Mr. and Mrs. Sam u Davis av » aim vaney 10 i u ano d v ih ic u u the 6th grade Grass Valley and carrón Carroll Bennett of i Moro and ful Trek. Hear ail about it. You Mrs. Fred Cox were in The Dal- Moro eight and the 7th and 8th Charles Stanek, brother of, the ON YOUR SAVINGS AVllI lik^ it! ________ - CiinHou und Kfnniinv* t/Y v visit is .it___a____ — Grass V Valley a IL a «.? IQ fzx V w-lriAA ____ les Sunday and Monday1 to were 19 to bride, WITH 10:00 a m. Church /School. their mother, Mrs. I>ouie Davis, boro's 11. Mrs. Stanek chose for her Federally Insured Safety 11:00 a. m. Divine Morning who Is ill in the hospital. ‘ ‘ daughter’s wedding a dressmaker OR Worship. # Ota Portland Federal Saving«' Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Alley left — n «• sult of gray’ W °rn W lth 3 m atch* Come, worship after the New Saturday for Portland to be pre- I p H p r T i l T l lP F f l i t o r * In& hat and accessories, and a convenient SAVE - BY - MAIL Testament pattern. • sent at the wedding of her broth- corsage of pink rosebuds. Mrs. service. You get a good return. F. Claude Stephens, pastor. , er, Walter Gould, to be held on , f - Feb 23, 1949 Chrttianson wore navy blue, with Your saving« are Federally In k Sunday. They returned home on 'pQ ^be Honorable Judge matching hat and accessories, and sured for safety up to $5000. Tuesday. p A Tom: • a c° rsage of pink rosebuds. W ith d raw als are promptly M Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Adgee of Rufus, Oregon^ - A reception immediately after paid, without fees or deduc Chehalis, Wash, arrived here on Dear Sir: * the ceremony was held In the Isa- tions of any kind. Third A Union ftt/ Sunday to visit at the home of'• 1 am contemplating accepting bella Gray room of the ^hurch. TH E DALLES, OREGON • U t W l « i d yaw (»»pi»«» Inform« ther son-in-law and daughter, Mr. appointment as County Agent of where the lace-covered table. K m «W«H M f SAVI-4Y-M AH. servk. • Paint - Wallpaper • Venetian THE DOW CHEMICAL COMPANY Baker county. ' which held the wedding cake was m w . W rite Tetley. and Mrs. Bert Cox. Blinds I have been ih Sherman county set against the wlnows and llght- general paint products A l B I ACM, C A IIF .,..< \^ SAN FRANCISCO «(ATTIC. WASH PCRTIAND TELLTM H eavy Kote - on e eoat finish as County Agent for more than ed ith tall whit» tapers in ervs- Nylon Slips by Vanity Fair, F lex - Colorful deeorator reive years. tai holders. After the young cou» the slip that’s fit for any wear • twelve SAVINGS S B Rayonite, washable smooth finish I regret very greatly severing pje cut the first piece. Miss Eve- Greta, The Dalles C«m«r, Sfti end Slorfc Vi off on all wallpaper In stock my relationship with 4 my good Christianson of Moro, aunt PorHatsd 4, O re fe n 20% off on special orders friends here. I know that I can of the groom cut and served the Moro Ixxlge No. 113 I.O.O.F never expect to find anywhere three-tiered cake, which was frost- Meets 1st and 3rd folks who are more cooperative e<i in white, decorajpd with dell- Tuesdays in I.O.O.F. than those with whom I have cate pink rosebuds and silver hall. Transient and been privileged to work. leaves, and topped with the tra- visiting brothers are The boys and girls in the 4-H dltional bride and groom figuri- cordially invited to clubwork have all done excellent nes. At the opposite end of the meet with us. work and have placed Sherman .table. Mrs. Joe Thornton preRid- I jto Watkins, N. G. countv high on the list by their ed at the silver coffee service, John DeMoss, Secretary achtevemet. T will miss them. Miss Diane Christianson, sister I t r earnestly hope that the ------ ex- V of l the and Miss Phyllis Eureka Ix>dge No. 121 A.F. A A.M a i H C O tlJ VI 1X7 g groom, i w m . - --.Z — Meets on the 1st and cellent relationship and coopera- Thornton, assisted In serving and 3rd Thursday evenings tlon of Sherman county people WPre jn charge of the guest book each month. Visiting wJH continue R is my sincere The couple left Mondav for a members cordiaily in- wlgh thgt wboever replaces me wedding trip of 10 days, without vtted to meet wi n u . win increase the accomplish- disclosing their destination, “"d and IF IT'S FO R V. Henrichs, W.'M. ments and developments of Sher will be at home at Moro on their B. Pinkerton, Secretary A CASE man county and its people. return. Verv truly yours, Mr. Christianson is employed Lupine Itebekub Ixxlgr No. 116 M A C H IN E Le Roy C. W right by the Moro branch of the First Meets 2nd and 4th National bank of Portland, and Tuesdays of each month. Visiting Miss Stanek, who was a’ 1945 members welcome. A new discovery in F igure • gradate of The Dalles high school, Come in and take a look around in our modem parts Bertha Belshe N. G Control. They’re All-rubber • has been employed at Pounds Clara Houston, Sec. department. Y ou’ll be surprised how complete, yet Jewelry store and more recently and Two-way Stretch. how compact and accessible, is our stock of renewal Greta, The Dalles • in the countv assessor’s office. Bethlehem Chapter No. 78. O.E.8 Among the relatives coming x. Meets every second and parts for Case tractors and machines. W e also can fur from out-of-town for the occasion fourth Thursday in each were the groom’s parents, Mr. nish genuine factory parts for Grand Detour, Emerson, month; visiting members VICTOR G. PETERSON and Mrs. A. B. Christianson and invited. Moro, Oregon E-B and Rock Island implements and machines. A nd REAL ESTATE daughter, Diane; his grandmother E lsie Jones, W. Il- Mrs. Daisy Byers; his aunt, Miss remember— it’s always better to order parts and get Edna Melzer, Secretary BANK HOTEL, fH E DALLES Evelyn Christianson. Robert Bris them installed ahead of time. Let us serve you! bane, and the previously men tioned members of the wedding Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Eaklns T. Lester Johnson party. and family, Mr and Mrs. Vernon 7B« $ • • • Flatt, Richard O’Meara, all of LAWYER Moro; the groom’s aunt and Mora, Oregon MORO family, Mr .and Mrs. C. R. Spar- WASCO c«4 J. L Un<y and daughters. Donna Kay IsYn&S V dll PV - Want Ads WEEDS MUST GO SO CROPS CAN GROW EARN 21 i v l v z l \J t 1 I I V Al I I t A V 4 1V- ESTERON DUST • » I ESTERON 44 Adams Paint Store Arstill-Monroe Pontiac, Inc. SAWDUST SAM ¡W J BARNYARD BUNYON Any orgoniiotion thaf grow» »o more tl -1 0 0 ,0 0 0 voluntary members in a Tew years must h a k merit. That is who» has happened w « B » O tego* Physicians’ Service. Prepaid Medical an< Hospital protection of modest cost has been avail able from O P S. since 1941. Members have a wide chuice of physicians, surgeons, consulting specialists and hospitals . . \ The O.P.S. plans that have proved so satisfactory to more than 100 000 Oregonians'may be of interest to you. R ub 1214 Î.W Arstill-Monroe Pontiac, Inc. Moro, Oregon o 6H». PORTLAND 4 4 i 5 «R R Y ST.. SAL “ MEDFORD « D O . « A « * 0 * 0 SFONSORED ANO ARFROVBO »V OREGON STAT» -S'/ I
