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About Sherman County journal. (Moro, Or.) 1931-current | View Entire Issue (April 29, 1949)
r! ' Moro, Oregon^ Friday, Sixty-First Year No. 26 About the County T hese T h in g s We N ote WHITE MT. ROYAL 25th 5540440, young bull to be •old at the Harold Eakln sale next Monday. The first private sale of pure- m anagers and H. B. Sager will cry rancn next M o n o a y , m a y a , w u w i H arold and Cecile Bakin send 43 head Qf Herefordg to th e auction block. ~---------------- Offered to the H ereford buy- erg of th is area are several des- cen d an u of W hite ML Royal S. 12th well know n herd bull of Golden Hills. Others are of Don- a,d and Domlno d e e d in g . „ n o t so prosperous, so The sale wlll Include ten bulls p^irp t h a t w e nwy not once w ith H artland Donald 0th lead- secure, a t ble and th ankful for ing the group, 16 heifers and 17 m nrP be th hum m ore be hui hum oie a n a . & Teale gre the bounties of n a tu re y e u io , «..It — a rB t o roof sent fam ilies o u t or ooors feel the cooling m oisture cm u ie faces, how th e horses J* , lh e vorted » cattle v u iiru throw ing m air, how th e m .. ln tbe l<7 e d ..a m a v ^ t h M C i n farm - raln At r ain w ith uplift- e 7 ± A Cnd a silent prayer on •SÄ Grass Valley *** .■* • • lnt Wins First Game W hich Is an arguable point, b u t S ä ä . Ä door « w » « - ------- j. n iir j her?-’00 County Fair Get* The M issionary Society will Barber’s Rodeo. regular an n u al m issionary day at the E - Amidon home next Wed- ep i IX II D J " « d Jobngton’ a y . fc a y 4. leader. w ith Mra. It M l8 oren- the J f)e DalleS Band Mr. and Mrs. A ndy Patjens left Mrs. Benton B arnett who w as Tuesday to ta k e a trip to Ger- In Portland taking care of h e r m any by air and expect to be w ith son, Fred C urtis JL ’ M s ?“ an d relaUVeS thCTe S s a v f n e » .» mouler’ m uch I im X proved says v » .« , for Sunday. £ News from G erm any is th* t Miss Audrey Blackboum e who M other’s day m eeting. — vonBorstel, z. „ », once a J * 6 8 ' hGS been employed at Biggs Ser- Mr. and M re R obert Jonesi and H enry dent of Grass Valley, had died re- vlce station was taken to The tw o sons, R obert and R ichard, cently at his home. Dalles hospital Friday* for obser- w ere here S aturday afternoon - . ... . vatlon w hen she became ill. Aud- and Sunday* from Portland, com- Leland Schwendel, son of Mr. and ig the daugh ter of Mr. and ing to visit her paren ts, Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Schwendel, Wasco, was Mrs. George B lackbum e of Ru- Mrs. E. E. Barnum and o th er re- am ong those Initiated Into the f^g - latlves. T heta Psi Ome- Mr. and Mrs. ga, n a Chi t i o n cast a l 'd of r « Alpha n « L honorary w ere hosts S u n V.ernon ^ a td in n e Miller r c e £ J J r . » d M j t R a g n u no«aale d ^ by Giles L. French I t h asn ’t made much difference In recent y ears w hether It rained o r not. T here was usually enough m oisture. T h at condition m ay M * continue longer and a gentle ram . such as th e one haB th reaten in g for days, m ay aga be as welcome as It was In th throbbing th irtie s w hen no one m uch w heat. Official County Paper April 29, 1949 cleaned and sninea ior w e o c c a s- iop and seats have been bu ilt In pgvtfjon for nearly 400 visi- tors. A place to serve lunch Is provided. The sale begins also provided, m e saie o e g in s a at i noon. M r. and Mr8. E akln have been developing th eir H erefords for „ ^ n y y ta rs and have now reach- ed t h e ^ i n t when some reduction num bers seems necessary which accounts for the sale of so m any good young cattle. , .................................................. ........... i Mothers-Daughters Hear Program at _____________ Annual Banquet U L K* t The m other-daughter banquet 9 sponsored by the Grass Valley Graag vtolley won It» first base- ’ {P1 h ^ T O u r s d a y * evening game Sunday afternoon by a 2 ^ 9 .¡ J served a t tabVes By 12-1 Score Iie i ^ r i M t atc o n U rt w ith th e vaet 1 h? m i ^ ^ f r kn ka o w n led ^ g . e aecum ula- The Job Qf produoing the 1949 Sherm an co u n ty F air has gone Qn d uri tb e spring m onths un- t u it is possible to gather a pretty defined idea of what the . will t The d a ^ w M be Septem ber 15- 16-17-18 u,m ^ .c B a rb e r w lU b e ^ e r e t Mr o r t th» h on April 9 at a dinner Pai J ~ n and George j r p 0Xt planting some trees around the ^ lth a bigger rodeo outfit than in the home of Alvin R. K aiser, . M ’ refient besides the fam ily new house constructed during for several years before. There director of dram atics. Among w e re PMr and Mrs. George Fox th e w inter. Mr. and Mrs. Bill wm be 15 saddle rides, a like other requirem ents he has ap- apf| gon j jTnrny ’ Todd are lessees. num ber of bareback rides and a peared in the productions of Miss Ju d y sm ith of The Dalles . Mr. and Mrs. George Fox and (loMn or m ore Brahma bull rides “Joan of L orraine,” and “John spent the weekend here w ith h e r sons, George Jr. and Jam es w ere in th e afternoon show besides Ijoves M ary.” m other. Mrs. Alice Sm ith. In Condon W ednesday w here they 8ome bun dogging and other * Boy Scout camporee, which ______- attended th events. Thege wlll all ln the — e w edding of Jj£r. F ox’s nelce, M ary G reiner. 'The arena. groorn, G^ ° rgMrEm fnv vears this As another attraction for the near Condon for m any yeare. U fa Hlgh w ee x -e n a oi w in p u i# f V m arriage uniting School band will come under the tltive scouting events, will be n i . county Pioneer families^ dlrectlon of Sam Kerbs, in a tru c held ln Sorosls P a rk In The Dal- ( J U D C a n d i d a t e s _______ l l m h o ™ tor. T h l. 1, a fifty piece band lea on S a tu rd a y ,J lttr 7, and S u n -_____ 8. a A p a re n rs picnic The w o m e n ’s s ciun club held hel Its re- * a day, a y , May m a y o. h * v ..» v and Tbe Women brid e’s parents Mr, and Dances will be given Thursday, M other’s day* celebration on Sun- guiar m eeting Friday, April 22, R G reiner, who live near Friday and S a tu rd a y , nights at day a t 1:00 P m . I s p armed to M the club room . M o tile each of the three principal to w n . cllIDa x Ti'h^ T n on T he nom inating com m ittee pre- Th w m be a Rufus high sch- of th e county, G rass Valley, Moro The Dalles National ^arrn Lo J1 sented the following nam es for Senior pr0m S aturday April end W asco w ith Jim m y Whlt- R a t i o n will next year’s officers: at the » school gvmna- m ore and his orchestra m aking stock holders m eeting^, £ Pre8|dent, Mrs. Earl G entry, 9lun/ T h e dance which is form al the music. day, May 4. at th e Dalles Vice-president, Mrs. Paul May. orUln form ai wlll have a five piece T here wlll be a race program to Grange haH near T h e DaHes T reasurer, Mrs. Orlo M artin. ^and to play for It. be p u t on betw een acts of the Thom as P^ P e l " Director, M rs Darwin Van- n B ^d B rln k ert and F red Crow- but n u m b e r of races » 7 \ ann^ V i ^ n Y ^ wm be fob G ilder- ' . ley J r , left F rid ay for Alrlle to ^ the horse ow ners w lll not be istratlon at l L ^ a ^ w i l l ^ f 1 Mpg JacR P a rk er was nomina- d the weekend w ith the lat- ££ow n until later in the summer. !vWa n ^ n a ' W m T K c K . fT»"’ the floor as " e)rt vear 9 « £ . .parenU , Mr. and Mra. F red k™ ew supertntendents have been nresident of the association, will -md will Introduce the S nS kP rs to d u d in i Arnold An rptzlnnal m anager of the iiL p r a ’i T and bank ?E ntertaln- ™ n t e a t u r t n g a m o v i r “STnk- me t ^ f Jm? Sunday, May 1 .the Salvation Arrnv J h e H „ eutenantM o ^ o c jU ^ have l ^ charge b. U e secretary- . Guest speaker was M rs. H arry W alther of The Dalles who de- m ostrated various ways of mak- Ing flower arrangem ents and cor- - / e s . Sh - w a; assisted by Mrs. Renson, also of The Dalles. (^ o u n tV C O U rt Crowley. t - j »« p i w h o rem em bers Dr. John El- wood? An Inquiry has been recei- Ved about him. who was an early day doctor, dead these long years aTO and once a Sherm an coun- tian,__________________________ _ C o n c lu s io n s V^ U O V-WM1 * ........... __ M U 8 IIl pR th er W illiams Co., appointed for the divisions both . pavilion and w ith the stock the pavliton a n ^ . . later gayg Bonnie Peters gh h lg acy ng a8 secretary S h a r^ w h o i s ^ g ^ Jj11Han of wlll Judge the home economic events. _______________ „ sparing the The board Is not t0 P provide * a good and exclt- ------------ mg show for the patrons th is year an d w ith full cooperation of all the county it is expected that the effort will be w ell received profitable. ------ ------------- -------------- $80 90; $her- . . . a . t students do do no not t read. T ro u t Lake. Both t ^ ^ a r e ^ ” me to X e . . i ^ UNTY’ m an Cooperative G rain Growers, th $1.25. ’ , em otionally Im m ature. bers of, th e American division or u , ho|ders a n d a t t0 “ I" '- utaM M Urv society OREGON. GEN ER A L AND GENERAL SU PPLIES a-c T here 1» m uch t r u t h l n w hat M MW-CPlumMa each place was a p in k corsage for “ *“ ^ 9rMre j oh” road F IN D S FOB MARCH. says. Few high « * o o l ,s t u d e n ts Va, team m others M)d a |low <x)rMge m et last T hursday W h Mrs. j o n AppROVED APRIL «. Union Pacific R ailroad Co., $36 th in k , o f Solomon except a» ^the Wa8co open)ng neJrt Sun. d aughtcps D affodllls and M a‘hlesom S ix lad les w e re p )#4# t e r m o p 57- W est Coast P rin tin g A Bind- 4 ,* u « to » d of m any w ives when_ u day. n a rd s u s w ere placed about the J*™ ' 99 £ ,u ay T v COVRT Ing Co.. $54.80; C ontractors Eq uipm ent Corp., $79.53; Stadelman- thev * ^ ™ , M e f ln d m u c h w l» Bayer pitched the f i r s t a t e Inn- room M rs, F ra n k Bayer, vice- M y nraefsett received GENERAL FUND— Bonn H ardw are Co.. $7.18; Moro dally th e y wouM f ln o m u (ngg fQr GraM Va„ ey and f a n ^ pre8lden, of tb e club, presented week th £ Mr and Mrs — — Lum ber A Fuel Co., $40.57; Ranch d„m T h e re s )UnJ£ o, the 11 of th e visitors before tu rn in g corsages to th e oldest m other, y ^ n o n McDowell a re the p arents S H E R IF F 'S OFFICE be found in £ * •.. it 1« a m ore over the job to H a rt w ho fanned Mrs. T. M. Rolfe and ¿ ° of a babv girl b o m Anrll 15 and Mahone Office EquipmenU $29- A Home Store, $8.81. ancients and ^ ad‘7g experience four more. T ro u t Lake m ade b u t youngest m other, Mrs. BIB John- nam ed TeressA Ann. Vernon 95 Norm an E. Fields. $16.00; Kil- NEW ROAD MACHINERY painless way to vand W hat three h its but did fill the bases gon. Mrs. Rolfe welcomed the uved w ith tbe BracHuJts while at- bam Stationery A P rin tin g Co.-, J- S. Burrea, $150.00 th a n getting t ponied bv read- on G rass Valley e rro rs ln tw o inn- daughters and the response w as ^en d iPg the Rufus high school. 22.87’ Norm an E. Fields, $5000. iC R C SH E D R O CK A N D ROAD hot-head is no® anger Is ing? and th e ir one fu n w as tbe re given by Bar^bara Blaylock. Mrs. Mrs. Jam es T ate and pT f r k ’S O FFIC E - -- IMPROVEMENT ing: ‘ H e Ih at l« » ’^ to ^ he i ^ o f an e rro r w hen F ie ld , »nd Orville Ruggles Played a piano and Mrg . F a v R S f lc e Supply. »1.07: .Don Macnab. »270.00 ‘ B. H Roberson will again lead the Sherm an County Rod A Gun b e tte r Jh ’ n —■,» than he th a t Bayer both covered hom e plate. solo. B arbara Blaylock and Mar- B raekett and familv enloved a W est Coast p rin tin g & Binding B blL D lN Q FUND FOR ROAD club tow ard better fishing roads. thf r l V ^ I c h to "com th e I a k e „ r , ^ th ree p itch er., a^ ' . Picnic d in n e r to g eth er o u t from £ , 7 $1I.70; Elsle done». P o rt Mas- EQUIPM ENT Moro Grain Grow ers Associa- m ore fish and wider hunting, t a k e t h a c l y . wnren w , ‘ \>f them twice, but none cohld ln« ,B ? wP , u ‘h91 o „ „ k „ Goldendale Sundav l a t e r ,n the tp r $6 00 tlon, $37.20. having been reelected^ as prest- Proverbs. observation of ?hrow .trik e s and ln the fifth tw o Panled at the Plano by M™. R uk afternoon, thev attended th e Ban- TREASU RER'S O FFIC E R E TIR EM EN T FUND dent of th e club Monday night in Public Em ployes R etirem ent theannual meeting. System . »55 67. J u s t to prolong the D-lendy zxr, Spies ASSESSOR’S O FFIC Co E $19.75. thev could not pronoun w ere um pires. to Texas and on to G^ a g o on The bad rg ,n charge whJch had , threa A glmTnons Carbon ^ K l w e 'r '- W - whlch is from MISCELLANEOUS r M l« ted down Qirough the southern states | Pnin£r au week, hasn’t arrived ••» xv . ttov -. Grass Valley Tromt I»ake Secretary of State. »2 00; State ^ me motton They are Col- and home, B arabra Blaylock and vet but wjn welcome when Gfi!IR,T, A P l u U r c h .^ ^ the ft M urphy t r> p Phifer, 1 I l l I HT vaax. W .U I |Z > k J < ¡ S Ï J z â ' ^ ' e ’w k d ^ . Ä o"WMor&o Industria. Accident Commission, ¡¡i M o o re;Steve O 'M eara, V iv i» •He p th W a t O U should leave the wo Bergo, 2 Fields, c Pacific Railroad Rust. Joe Blhby. Dell O lds ______ -a at the piano Kvr n d th 'h ese w m week u x m $3.50; ^n . Pacific T axlpnbnnp a and n d Tele- $80.50; Union wi’th o u t h a v ta e ^ t e d of ’vjn^ a° r W oodhagg. m , s Adams, s ^ k v p a 3 rts miffs i ne thfa Telephone companled b y M rs. a in r ° u some City of Moro, $3.50; Harold E akln, Harold Glnn_ and ï U! k, L P2 / fL 3 î m J à graph Co.. $35.45: Ranch A Home Co., $2.82; Clt Ruggles. S S S S 'o ? Ow hU * la Bn>wn. s, ~ etter, ‘ 2 K t e Ä e V iO aveOff " . as h e d r plowA ™ e " £ £ W «.».m Jefferle» T. L e rte r John- Kunke, r & Telegraph "» J™ " 7 ^ te T /a b o u t from M arcus Aure1' 99 young. Wll8on' 3' Pacific Telephone lng and a lot of others expect to -8 0 -___ ^ TT„ m P erry , I Perhaps teachT ^ ? J fed! u»em- Davies. p,m,I be through by the end - of the COUNTY COURT T ester Co ’ A* Gc °d w in ’ 100.00. Deschutes, especially Annual Play Day Ma thia,3 perhaps not U^ T t e no* Knoll, I, p „.ppb Vernon T. Miller, $14 00 " _ _ n new onetbat takes off from the • , , Wilson. $15.00. S tark, d CONDEN8ED PROCEEDINGS "T toksklllet” com m unity and “ n d u c lw W tltought. A nvw .y spencer, c Monroe Sweetland, national pv F R O F N C Y FUND Scheduled Monday S e ^ H e r t achievem ent o ^ th U H art, P OP A PR IL 8, 1949, TERM O P m e e ts the riv e r a mile or twobe- com m itteem an for tbe Democra- |^en Tacberv. $2.10. COUNTY COURT the tw ln tu n n eU, It Is said to B ayer, P N ext M onday th e -a n n u a l play S t t e J o n ^ " w l r t Cnart P rinting 4 Binding h o w to ent g 'a ir of f u n Coutnv d “tai.* S * d dJrt l r t dBnh rt^ S m s for '”' ( some ^ X tl loose mM generation so o rcat stretch PoP«» r M onthly g Statem and except bom b and only by «re c a R e d ------------------- - of im agination can th a t ne c m an county schools will be held taking a civil service examlna- Governm ent Trapper: $50.00 good Seniors for tractors, pick-ups and men on a t the school house in Moro w ith tion for the position. COUNTY JA IL ' M onthlv Statem ent of Countv ?” ' " t h in w e e k A crew of men under Joe Hav- w n nolr1 Rnn S9 00- Iiotel Hotel Clerk showing budgeted fund bal- K.i. horseback, ork ake th is a better weex w p p ^ ^ e x p e c b t e u d t w to°m 257 children taking part. There California flyers have will be both band and vocal m usic o ^ tr e s d r e ^ f o r ^ t b Z H R O T IN G :’ r - v . As Two ances In General Road fund as of . - record broken an endurance, ,k and on fru it r April 1, presented and f i l e d . ________ , and children n o t singing will be Union p ac|fic near H ay Canvon. o p at p r o f W EIGHTS AND Visitation of C ourt made by 7th supervised a t play. Everyone is arp working for M orrison- 3 MEASURES* $2 56 and 8th grade students of Moro is welcome to come. K nutson on this lob, M anv of the nT S T pj CT ATTORNEY: $7.50. Public School, accom panied by Baptist Choir Will Rev. E. Taylor will officiate at rrew arp camping In the city park r p t j r e m E N T FUND: $58.68. A S S T u about or £ m T e n here t'a t was i t e laughter and m erri- « Â Ï o fto e S t: R h i n .p ^ l s . .......... ...... ^ 9 A N N O a V i O N s ' a N D ¿ I w W K nl3hten' " Fishermen Re-elect Officers; Talk About Roads To River he S5S« w » Show Ability Thespians Before Capacity Crowd Sing Wednesday The Sherman County Club will BOOKS: »13 00. * Paul W. Alley appears before W ednesday, p ro b ab lv M ISC ELLA N EO U S u i ) and r ^ akblllsai ^ L whfere The Moro hotel. Sub- ^ d u s to la l3 Accident Com- ^ r f o r S t o ^ v l c ^ t y ^ P a u ^ v r On W ednesday coloring on t tru e 1ert of the m eeting or the ,ssion j 7 82: F irs t National AAlley farm . M atter referred to 4th( a t 8:15 the choir of The Dal th ey flourls _ p retty ae are all probable speaker have not been $9130* State Tax C om m ls-lcountv Road forem an. les C alvary Baptl«t church % a^ e7n tw i^ e m l-a rld sec- determ ined to date. ' Tlon $1373 Public Em ployes R e l Comm David ,----------------- p resen t a program Comm unication unication ‘ from ------ , -------- _ w ild flowers m 0oy ScQut executlve co ^- system , $147.59: Nation eld, ex-County Commissioner. C om m unity church. T his program igardlng desired Rufus-8 c o 11 w as p re p a re d fo r E aster present»- l °-rk o v c o m e on so quickly and m itte m et Tuesday afternoon to Hosnltal association, $10.50.’ They come o twQ ^ f o r e u ] k about finances and about WAGRS anyon road presented and filed, tlon in th eir church h u t !ls timeiy bloom b u t a d ^ y ^ ye&rg sending some of the boys to th e w * T Rrow.n. $266.35; E. M e Petitions signed by W orld W ar at any season. T he c h rtr renrtsts o. II V eterans, individual farm - of ten wom en and tw e lye g° i g^ tiv tim e for th is brief pro- , sum m er camp which, th is year, pberson $223.61; Frank, Bazzel their ! .L ^ o f life «0 soon does SS m w l" rem ain open un til Septem- S18803: F ra n k Baver »229.28- rs a n d R ufus G range No. 826 m any of them •°'O l« ts^ in v Charles iw .« ^ H. *> — -------------------Cteor B asking th a t any Federal-8tate Aid ow n ritfit, w ith Foster S“ ! i l . ™ and th e d ry e a rth « W her. ePrrleo. »235.49: r. t rrx.on.To m et ^Thursday "e H. DeMoss. $152.56: K ennetf»"a iiocated funds, If received by Roth as organlM -director . S e ^ a n n ™ w ild ' flow ersQ « h it ua " ¿ g e s of developm ent R ufus grange m et T hursday house $241.71: Claude P. County, be expended on Improve- The program will be as follow.^ ? ghV V eS t n n nrc sid in g h S A B arer, $227.98. Public Em ployes m ent of Rufus-Scott Canyon road, ••Jesus. O ur Lord, W e Adore Vn-tehten th e range and In tn adolescence. w n Z n w h o ha "b een h S d in g the R etirem ent Svstem. $84 35; F irs t pre8ented and filed. : T hee”- J a m e s . L lnnir N ot for them Is th e trouble over house- w m D ^aaK ItV of thX , ^ t a k e t b X 7 chances keepers Including (W ilma Ed- W a S C O I O B a t t f e w n b noiainv u iu u w vuc ***^ . <fiQ tRq r A. Q c ta Tax W ilson w no ho nas o oeen ___f tn t tP P T ax D anonnoi n nnoaranre m ade b e- “F ierce w as th e W ild »m ow , Personal appearance made be station of gatekeeper resigned National Bank $«9.50. State T ax fore C ourt by R obert H. Davis, e t —Noble. . ^ rn l t . J h « y U k e ^ h e ir c n a n nd who qult and lfatua- and was then elected assistant Commission, $19.87. - ™ - - ■ R a r n e tt w a s elec- n r P A T n q a-c a’ requesting th a t a n y Federal- “Our Lord vJesus K nelt to w ? on drouth, fu*** " ° ° p tatlon over Peggy (Nell Coats) V « |1 1 p y X i i n / l a y xtx Rnrnptt w as elee- o P PAIRS a-C by ^ ¿ te k w p e i• A U h e d X o i 't h e th riv e beautifully- Columbia Mn.nr Motor Rsrvlce Service Co., Co., -State Aid allocated fund.. If re- G arden", a Swtaa carol, a rr who wftS w as a a mogt m ost understanding I l i a » ® V H I c y T be"D aìÌès E o u ’nm ent Co., celved by County, be applled on Dickinson. T he W asco. Am erican ' Legion m eettng. the ladles served a pot ,4 5 ^ soul. ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ • W illis Motor Co.. $11.05; im provem ent of Rufus-Scott Can- —Noble. . . A W elding Co., yon road. “Go to Dark Gethsem ane” A w ° S h Z d 'a t e S k ° h M ... Auto P a rts Co., $38- Bid of H arry P. Howell for pur- “O Sacred Head —B a c h A ^ ^ p«*nan«° and, accord- ln ine TOw n «»*** ’ , cently W rt» asblntgon S 5 i to ezT WO . h - ana, “ 5 ^ IW,0V " a t £ b u m i d ¡ S i d ? X f f a e r e t h a t have played In W asco “ r ^ m a s 'was ^ t p o W o n " ¿ ^ * » « 0 4 ? X K.’ ^ K e a n ^ 5 * * * * * ‘ “ " ^ y O rueU M My L o r d - a r r . S g t o ^ e p o r t ’‘ h £ talked th e gov- followed by Sarah r rn m e n t’S ?t o f ^ e l r , n e W nlpntling ^ ^ - ^ « 1 ^ , ^ ^ yean, w l„ M ln serount O? the illness of Mrs ’ $55 10: W asco Motor Co., Bid of W. R. Reid for purchase ernm ent out _ foreclosed pro p erty in B ethlehem '. Own" -E d m u n d - village Pr<J , , . about — -_ ____ project. an gome- . aj . g bop w ere L enore (Virginia uniform . TEnm a«’ bab v school expect to give « rr »r.' r Qûo ’^xxirartAra F au iD m en t tav foreclosed pro p erty In The usual b a tte ry will come T bo Rufu« ' * . r aw fully silly about ginith) who planned to m arry H. U m ess Mo- Wasco held In suspense. __ E aster Carol of .tta __ Jensen and ox-ii» F TTH/Uev ,__ at si XÄQV v>Orp.. • in c te . rsta Court m akes Order directing * ualda? ►w. vi, A been a a a siartl- Mrs “ T rim m er (Jean Me- from ridley ivltb vdth a olav the school b/xtiaxa house Mav 77. te T ractor A how. ta rti himi and M ?T b ere m ust have . been been re ™ m ewantGd Rlgkosky reHevlng e ith er w hen 13> E quipm ent C o , $274 39 ArstHl- Clerk to call a Special Election to T r(<^ - a Tr y L ^ T r u d g in i Ing lack of conidct on o n t n a J ln ty re ) wa8 refresh- needed and 1 p erhaps play ng q A. Wilson won the high prize ^ qon7 oe P ont,ac. $2«4 56- C. .. H - be held on May 27. 1949, to vote 'H w re Men Trudgin, of the federal Indl w eaker ?ni7lv outspoken K eith Nelson as ghortstop a t oth er tim es. VanGlld- fnr niPn and Mrs Sarah Glannon- Motor« $231 P ike’s on u a proposed Special « Road_ — ■ T ax, b ir.>ui»>Ub $731 «0: ™k*’« JJJtJJ. «<MOu n t of lot of I8borance or a ‘" glg.ate teuckdriver kept his e r , H ank Rlchalderfer an d K en „mw»n at the grange card 82 0n. w m H uck, »179.91. ieVy of 5 m ills on th e dollar o f n ,” ? ll.?l'ii9hBeeth<>v,,n th an usual even io£ JL rle n c e does an * .. « bidden • Young will m ake u p th e infield n a rtv Saturday night. F ive tables a n d OIL a-c all taxable property for a dura- 01 Ire» - - »eetno r berired S n p l o S ^ T U? xm all* x S d th u s usual « n lle well h i d d ^ x w ig play GAS °M otors. $4 90 --------- - No E m is s io n will b e charged be taken to m ake cowards of us ^ ]utlon w Of course it all tu r n ^ d o u t wei Uneup oftem They ,n<r ,nn<*n,aHon w ere Rav- c £ gerv1cp Qtatlon. t 5 . ^ ; with the tax year i»4»-ivoa. “V *1* bnt a« offering will Th* nubile la in- th e native hue of rapt of M th e final cu rU in w ith H y w m n p G<>rdon Buck pnr, Mrs. Ca th e r in - h o p s r i g2 pQ. U p,cn o n Clarence O. Hlghley appointed defray e x t ^ ^ pu ou eja w- rickted o’er of *rea t ing h e r ^ . m e' ^ KVT r Floyd Gore. The outfield will be Pn.cn Hostos.es tor th e sunner <1Ro q 7 - ?t».ndsM n il Co.. $29- Clerk to serve unexuired term, of 52 n X t o r f - X Ä i T Ä i S Ä « ! » iv . thought. And en^ fn \ n th th is re- her a husband, ®Jre. TW J oJd ^ i ^ b l e crew of Steve and xxrb*nv, ,,. ac c p h - p H -»♦ tb 0 Pnrl of - „ ru , . on- °bpll DU Co.. $3 99. p ith and mom ent w ltn getting h er plan« ’ jim O’M eara an d David Rlchelder- the card gama, w ’prp Mr. sud . . Mrs. i v n ttttpitc q.c Wr». .z - h .^ e u th . T .......... r. F r „ ll,» IR E S - - - AND TU B ES a-c «17 M). 4 N o 'f . r ä w m i t t e t e b e t e g a t I» the audience an opportunity to th eir c u rren ts w m - which, together th e anie per- Torn , . M next p a rty w.,1 be R Buhher, flueN° a X ^ T e n ™ . « / m eet th e vUltoya. T n d lose the n a ^ o aw u h no form ance of the senlore, » e p ^ th e a t 2;3Q J<uvn«ra. The nc friendly The game will s ta rt AïBahH'suoh iT i^ th ev ^ co u ld n ’t audience home in sharp. m ere gute th an th a t mood. 7 digest m ilk. : - , - •» ’l . ¡ X K . C Ä n t ‘of" Sherm an counlans from all p a rts of the county. M w agn’t a very Involved play buV lt provlded lots of laughs^ -B ro th er Goose” it was by nam e ftnd tb a t seldom used nlcknam e for jo e H arvey (Jeff) b ro th e r w as head of ’o rphaned Adams fam ily con- rtrtln g Pof Carol (Connie W ilson). w„ ,th Thomp»on) an d Hyac- M ethodist church a t 4:30, May 8. The v to ^ th e d ^ r Ing rem odel«! by having the dooi* made COI^ ^ ® ra^J^ ham m er keeps g w ith its noise but the Job w ill be . , ^ lntr thp Plans are being m ade for th e rem odeling of th e and 5 ° ^ ^ ¡ " ^ 4 J S to °f« « ■ J* “™ ¿T uL u ^ Ä w h ,c h w l,,b e d e c ,d W ith »T“ \ 9 * a