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SHERMAN COVMTI JOURNAL MORO OREGON
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Mr. and Mrs. Adam Bauber and . Miss Eileen Lemley, daughter
their son and wife, Mr. and Mrs. of Mr. and Mrs. Arzell Lemley,
Adam Bauber Jr., of Portland ar who is attending the university
rived here Saturday evening to at Eugene, attended the meeting
spend the week-end at the home of democrats in Portland Satur
day and Is now the state secre
of Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Payne.
Miss Cassie Holmes and Miss tary of Young Democratsr '"
Mrs. Arzell Lemley,' Mrs. Al Mabel Holmes visited Sunday af Mr. and Mrs. Kendrick Dunlap
fred Kock and Mrs. Herman Pe ternoon at the Bill Holmes and and children of Carlton came Sat
ters were hostesses at a farewell Ted vonBorstel homes.
urday to spend the weekend here
party Sunday at the I.O.O.P. hall
Quite a few Grass Valley people with relatives.
for Mr. and Mrs. H arry Hooper went to Wasco to the ball game
Mr. and Mrs. Art Bibby went
of The Dalles. Mrs. Hooper is the Sunday when Wasco defeated to Warm Springs Friday return
daughter of Mr and Mrs. A. A.
ing home Monday.
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Dunlap of Grass Valley. They Grass Valley 17-2.
Mrs. James Matthes of Kent
Mr.
and
Mrs.
D.
W.
Roark
of
will leave In two weeks , for their
moved to The Dalles the first of
Portland
came
up
Monday
to
at
homestead in Idaho. A pot luck
this week to make her home. Mr.
dinner was served at 2 o’clock to tend the sale at the Harold Eakin Matthes has been in thehospital
ranch
and
to
visit
her
parenU
about thirty persons. The a fte r
for several weeks and may be
noon was spent vfciting and play Mr and Mrs. Tom Coyle and her able to go home if they live in
sisters,
Mrs.
Norris
Gllklson
and
ing cards The Hoopers’ were pre
The Dalles.
sented with a gift from the group Mrs. Harold Eakin. •
Mr. and Mrs. Gus Hartmann of
Mrs Elizabeth Hartley went to
Among the Grass Valley people
Wasco spent Sunday visiting at
Salem
Friday
to
visit
her
son,
going to Moro for Play Day were
the home of Mr. and Mrs. A. F.
Mrs Ted Kelly, Mrs. Max Brown, James, who Is attending Willam Balzer.
Mrs. Bernard Martin, Mrs. James ette university. She will stop In
Mr. and Mrs. Orville Ruggles
Raster and son, Roy; Mrs. Sim Corvallis to visit her son, Harry, and son, Dean, motored to Prine
who
is
attending
OSC,
before
re-
Duncan and the twths, Johnny
ville Sunday to spend the day
and Jimmy; Ms. B. C. Baumgart tumtaig home.
Frank Haynes of Portland ar visiting her sister, Mrs. Lou
ner and daughters, Jeanie and
Leslie; Mrs. Arch Cantrall, Mrs. rived here Saturday to spend the Fischer.
Mrs. Ross Fields and daughter,
Boyce Blaylock, Douglas Coyle. weekend at the home of his sis Susan, accompanied her sister, .
Mrs. Frank Bayer and son. te ^ Mrs. A. A. Dunlap. He went Mrs Wayland Weld to her home 1
Byron; Mrs. Charles Perrigo and fishing while here, leaving for his in Portland last Tuesday for a
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daughter. Linda; -Mrs. A
visit and Mr. Fields went down
berty. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Clod
Mrs. W. D. Barnet- "hd M n Sunday to bring them home
HEADLESS BOOSTER . . . Mrs. Martha Green’s rem arkable rooster,
felter, Mrs. Bert Cox, Mrs. Ar Harold Owens and daughter,
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to whom decapitation didn’t m atter very m uch. Is shown putting away
zell Lemley and Mrs. Herman Carol Ann, visited Mrs. James Tuesday.
a tidy breakfast of egg yolk and warm milk. This is rather interesting
Matthes
In
Kent
Sunday.
Peters
when one stops to realize that the rooster has been without a head
Mr. and Mrs. Claud Bayer and
Mr .and Mrs. H. O. Dugger Women Drivers Have for
several days. Mrs. Green was the m ost surprised shopper In Los
son, Phillip, went to Shaniko were business visitors in Portland
Angeles when the beheaded bird she had bought at a m eat m arket
Saturday evening to visit
er several days last week.
started squawking as soon as she got It home.
grandmother, Mrs. G. H. Reeder.
Mrs John Rust and Donna and Good Record.
Mr and Mrs.' Earl Olds and Mr • Clenda Perry visited In Moro one
Note to men who blame our
last w U at the home of
and Mrs Glenn Perry went to
traffic problems on women driv I
r .
The
Dalles Monday evening m and Mrs. John DeMoss Jr.
ers —
where Mr. Perry had x-rays
Mr. and Mrs. H. O. Dugger and
In Oregon last year, according ;
taken of his knee that was hurt
to Secretary of State Earl T.
Donna
and
Glenda
Perr*
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Sunday while playing ha
dinner guests Satu --d a y evcnlng N e w b r y, men outnumbered
Wasco.
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at the home of Mr and Mrs John women as drivers in fatal acciden
Rhea Eaves of Moro was a Rust Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Perry ts by 13 to one. The year before
weekend guest of Deanna Martin. came In and had Ice cream and it was 11 to one.
So what, you say? Men drive
Mrs. Bernard Martin and dau cake to celebrate little Glenda
ghter, Deanna, and Mrs. Owen Perry's frat birthday an" 'ver“ ? ' more than women. Doesn t prove
Mrs W D. Barnett, Mrs. H ar a thing—unless we see that the
Eakin and children were business
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old Owens and. daughter. Carol accidents of housewives are less
visitors in The Dalles Monday.
Mr .and Mrs. Gordon Lemley Ann and Mrs. Olan Stark and likely to be fatal than those of
and daughter, Janice, went to son Terry, went toKent Wednes any other occupation group. If
Portland on business Tuesday re day to visit Mffc. James Matthes Mother is driving when an ac
cident occurs ,the odds are 631 to
turning home the same evening and her daughter, Velma.
Mr. and Mrs. John Rust and one against death, more than
Mr. and Mrs. Collls Rice and
son, HueU .of Sweet Home ar daughters, Geraldjne and Phyllis, double the 260-to-one odds for all
rived here Sunday evening to and Donna and Glenda Perry drivers.
Students have the worst acci
visit their daughter, Dolores at were Sunday diner *u« t?AaU htre
dent
severity record, cldsfely fol
home
of
Mr.
and
Mrs
H.
O.
Dug-
the Harold Eakin ranch. They
lowed by farmers and laborers.
also came up for the sale at the ger.
Mr. and Mrs. Ted Trimble were Only professional and business
ranch, leaving Monday afternoon
in
The Dalles Sunday to visit her men approach the housewives In
for their home.,
Harry Hartley* came up Friday mother, Mrs. Lewis Olds, at the this safety comparislon.
As a further sidelight, Newbry
from Corvallis to spend the week hospital. They report that Mrs
adds
that men are fclso more like
Olds
Is
improving.
end here.
ly to be killed in pedestrian ac
cidents. While only twice as many
men are injured, four times as
many are killed. And still we say
“the weaker sex”!
Farewell Party
At Grass Valley
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. SALEM, April 20—An Oppor
tunity Bqnd jdriv.e quota of $51,-
500 was assigned to Sherman
county at Salem last night at a
Governor’s banquet climaxing a
day of preparations for Oregon s
participation in a six-week cam
paign.
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E. C. Sathmans, president of the
United States’ National bank, join
ed Mr. Truman and Governor Mc-
Kay in their pica for generous
support of the campaign. Sam
mons pointed out that savings
bonds represent a “tremendous
cushion In our own Oregon com
munities to absorb the Impact of
any financial emergency . He
said they play a powerful role In
sustaining community; c r e d i t
when business Is hit by shut
downs in the woods, canneries
__ a «»k«- inKiintries.
for EVERY
business need
Sherman County Journal
Announcing:
The Pratt Motor Company
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Chrysler - Plymouth
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Sales and Service
WASCO, OREGON
Successor to
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Continuing
Clean-up Suggested
Moro Town
Grass Valiev Pavilion
Suggestion has been made that
Moro have a clean-up day.
Some organization interested
in making the town look better,
or at least fresher, might initiate
such a movement. The city of
ficials don’t want to because a
clean-up day to be successful
should be a spontaneous move
ment of citizens without govern
mental management of direction.
Citizens do better than govern
ment.
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There’s not much time. Who
wants to lead It?
Benefit
Wasco'
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Chrysler-Plymouth Sales and the same expert Mechanical Service
under the supervision of John Ashbrook.
bm |) ressi o il1
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KATS — G A M ES — B A A Z A R
A Gala Affair
Sponsored by: Ix»gion, Masons, Odd
A uxiliary,
Stars, Rebekahs,
F ellow s, < Ity
N e w Chrysler Has M U
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For far faster acceleration. Even smooth
er response! A mightier Higher Compres
sion Spitfire engine that gives the
finest all-around performance in history.
Council,
W om en s’ club.
23 Y»on A«e Chrysler revo
lutionized automobile powèr
with the first hiah compres
sion engine in America . • •
giving Chrysler owners the
advantages of smoother,
more powerful, more effi
cient engine power during
all the years the others
were developing their high
compression enginesl
Ign M ea Syaleml Ixcleshre
With Chrysler! D riv e through high
water safely! Start your car in d a m p e s t
weather! Even a hoee played on the
won't stall It! Com
pletely wateniroofed coil, die- \
tributor, wiring harness, and new
Suppressor type Spark Plugs!
Quicker s t a r t in g , smoother
idling, longer life. Inter
ference with radio
and television virtu
ally eliminated!
RIEF INTERLUDE
Linda Carson ef B
brief sltdown strike
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• V isit the Value Bar for Item s •
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Greta, T he D alles
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Ambulance Benefit
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VICTOR G. PETERSON
May 14, Sat.
RANK HOTEL,
ARNOLD HANSON’S ORCHESTRA
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KCPKR SE R V E D __ All profit from this Dance will
be u se d
County Am bulance to finish paying for the Sherman
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W W S" W W S B D D1
New
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Generator gives longer life, more current output, restores
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more compart! N" , ‘2 o r e Tew d J e b p m e n l. than we can deacribe. Come
stretches engine h e.
Chrysler Spitfire Engine and amazing Presto-
REAL E ST A T E
Grass Valley Auditorium
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THE DALLES
~ MOTOROLA and PH I I/CO
unto radios for im m ediate
delivery, for all makes and
models of cars, com e In and
see shout having one Instate
led. Prices from St«.00 up to
$105.00.
HARRY'S RADIO SERVICE
Phone 292H
512 W. Oth 8L The Dalles, Or.egon
Phone 2928-
- Preatomotic Fluid D riv* Transmission—d r i v without shifting
• «frai PMS Drive
PRATT M O T O R C O M P A N Y ,
W ASCO, OREGON