Sherman County journal., May 13, 1949, Page 3, Image 3

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SHERMAN COUNTY JOURNAL. MORO. OREGON
FRIDAY, MAY 13, 1949
The Macnab relatives gather
up in Idaho visiting a daughter
A drivers license examiner G IR L S T A K E V A C A TIO N
ed
at the home of Mr and Mrs
and
stopped
here
on
their
way
will be in Moro Thursday, May
Fourteen girls of the Future
home.
Don Macnab for a Mother’s day
19 at the courthouse between the
Homemakers h a d a vacation
Visiting at the home of Mr dinner.
hours of 10 a. m. and 3 p. m.
and Mrs Harland McDonald re­
weekend at Suttle Lake under
The REA was off from before
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cently were Mr and Mrs James 9 p. m. Thursday night and did
Producers , holding CCC Pur­ chaperons Mrs Carroll Sayrs,
Mrs Bob Boynton flew to Los
By Mrs. G eorge L. Fox
L. Waldt of Portland. They are not come on again until around
chase Argeements on their wheat Mrs Art Christianson and Mrs
Angeles to see her brother and
the uncle in law and aunt of Mrs 2 a. m. The trouble was report
James
Blagg.
The
girls
dabbled
W.
H.
Chinn
who
is
area
super­
or barley and who desire to offer
family frhen they arrived at her
McDonald.
in
the
water,
climbed
mountains
visor
of
the
Etomology
depart­
the
grain
to
CCC
1
for
purchase
ed near The Dalles which threw
father’s house from Florida. She
and,
yes,
went
to
shows.
Mr and Mrs E. C. Warner this area out of electricity.
ment
on
Cricket
and
Grasshop­
must
do
so
on
or
before
the
clo­
brought them here for a visit,
Making the trip were Martha per control was scouting around spent the weekend at the home
Sherman county was one ot sing date of May 31st.
John Mathieson who owns the
driving up from the California
Bardenhagen,
Helen Simon, Lei- Saturday. Chinn who has Gilliam of their son and daughter in law, Rufus water works has installed
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in
Oregon
which
went
through
city. The brother, Wayne Seim,
John DeMoss, George DeMoss, tha Leader, Jacqueline Rust, Nell and Sherman counties to work is Mr and Mrs Bernard Warner. another pipe line leading from
has been here before, Is in the four months of 1949 without suf­
Priscilla Melzer, Marie stationed at Arlington, and can The elder Warners who live at the source of supply.
fering
a
fatal
traffic
accident.
The line
Truman Strong, R. H. McAlpin Coa’ts,
navy and now married and the
Blagg,
Connie
Wilson, Dorothy be reached at the yendome hotel Tigard near Portland, had been which has had the dirt torn up
Help make this a deathless year and John E. DeMoss with their
father of two girls.
on Sherman county highways. wives were fishing on the Des­ Wilson, Gladys Moore, Shirley if any one wants to report infest­ William Greiner of Condon for some time has been all cover­
Mrs Mike Mulick and small Drive carefully.
chutes last Sunday and report McIntyre, Carol Norton, Diane ed areas. Chinn who was sent came Sunday to spend some time ed over.
Christianson and Evelyn Kirke- here from Denver, Colorado, has at the home of Mr and Mrs Jam­
daughter came home from The
Moro Woman's club will have very good catches in the after­ lie.
A boy's club has been organiz­
worked for the department a es Fox. William is a nephew of
Dalles Monday.
its annual Mother-Daughter ban­ noon—good sized fish, too.
long time.
Mr. Fox and will spend the sum­ ed by the Rufus church with Er­
Mr and Mrs Art Chamness and quet Saturday, May 14, 6:30 p. m
Blaine Damon was up from
nie Engle9 as supervisor assisted
Mailmen use skis in the Chil­
With the exception of a very mer helping him with the work. by
three sons came down from Red­ at the church. The dinner is to
Portland last Friday, coming
Brackett. The first meet­
few, the farmers have finished
Mrs Jim Butler and children ing Fay
ean mountains.
mond Sunday to spend Mother’s be in the form of a pot luck.
with Clarence Sparling who at­ plowing.
was
at the Engle’s resi­
Some have already used
have been living In Vancou^ dence for held
day with her mother, Mrs Mollie
the
of getting
tended a directors meeting of their rod weeders, but it is so who
ver, came to spend Mother’s day organized and purpose
the
second
meet­
McLachlan.
the Moro Grain Growers.
dry, no weeds to speak of have
longer at the home of her
Mrs Jack Lawrence is in the started, so others are just leaving and
ing
was
held
last
week
at
parents, Mr and Mrs S. A. Wil­ Claude Coats home. Just now the
Word of the death of Jesse
the
Mid-Columbia hospital in The their plowing lay idle.
son.
Pierson has been received here
Dalles and is reported to be In a
boys
are
working
on
model
air­
The native grass is better than sons, Roger and Arnold left Fri­
from White Salmon where he
very serious condition.
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at first expected; and it is point­ day for Eugene where they spent planes._________
had been living.
Mr and Mrs Cleo Barnum and ed out that the heads of the
Mother’s weekend with Mrs Mil­
C otton snn-back dresaen
son were visitors here with his grass are larger than usual.
Mrs Or low Martin, Mrs Bob
ler’s
relatives.
They
l
returned
in
« trip es & p rints. J u st the
parents Saturday night and Sun­ The John Day river is running
Belshe and Mrs Paul May are
home
Sunday
night.
They
report­
th
in g for th a t vacation .
day.
leaving Monday May 16 f o r
a lot of water which is muddy, ed it was just as nice down there
GRETA, T H E D A LLES
Mr
and
Mrs
Jack
Putnam
of
North Bend to attend the Rebek­
but Ls not high enough for the as it has been here.
«Ya*
Salem were here Tuesday morn­ flood stage.
ah convention held from the 16th
ing while on a trip through east­ Miss Phyllis Joy Medler, who
to the 19th Inclusive. Mrs Mar­
ern
Oregon.
tin and Mrs Belshe are delegates
is a beauty college student at
The Moro (¿rain G row ers w ish e s to thank the citizen s
Miss
Vivian Trounce reports Salem spent the weekend with
from the local lodge and Mrs
that the music recital of Rufus her mother, Mrs Grace Medler.
May is an officer of the assem­
pf Moro w h o aided at th e fire w h ich
d estro y ed
the
local
pupils will be held May 17, there.
The school play which was to
bly.
elevator last T h u rsd ay, May i , 1949.
be
put on Mayl 13, has been post
C H I I
Rev. and Mrs W. W. Gearhart
poned for a week.
W ASCO CHURCH O F C HRIST
left Sunday for Portland to leave
Mr and Mrs Hugh Mathieson
You may be interested in— and children, and their house
their children before departing
E sp ecially to th ose w h o entered th e o ffic e to sa v e the
^ o r the Presbyterian meeting at
“The Authority of the Open guests of California, spent Mo­
papers and office fu rn itu re and o ffice fu rn itu re and to the
Road”—Wasco, Church of Christ, ther’s day at the home of Mrs
“ Buffalo, New York, where he is
one of the delegates from this
May 15, 11:00 a. m.
Mathieson’s sister who lives up
w orkers w h o rem oved th e su p p lies from th e nearby ware-
district. They expect to be gone
10:00 Church Bible school
Three Mile near The Dalles.
F. Claude Stephens, minister
a month. Mr and Mrs Eugene
liou se w e are gratefu l. A nd to the fire d ep a rtm en ts o f A4asco~_
There were not many present*'
Ross and Infant daughter are oc
to answer roll call when Rufus
|n d T h e D alles w ho helped prtven t fu rth er spread of the
Grass Valley Baptist Church
cupylng the Gearhart home dur­
grange met in regular session
Alton L. Kintner
ing their absence.
Thursday night. Master E. C. Ea­
fire w e g iv e th an k s.
Bible School 10:00 a. m.
ton presided over the meeting.
Mrs Gladys Morrison returned
Morning Worship 11:00 a. m,
Just routine business was trans­
home Tuesday from a trip to
“A Faithful & Wise Steward” acted.
Portland to visit her. daughter,
Prayer Meeting 7:00 P- m.
„ The fifth of a series of card
Helen. The two made a trip to
Evening Service 7:30 p. m.
parties was held at the grange
ancouver B. C. while away.
“The First Wedding”
hall Saturday night. There will
W en d ell T B alsig er, m a n a g e r
Choir practice Thurs. 8:00 p. m. he another and the last, May 21.
At this time, the grand prize will
RVFVH cijurch news
be awarded, that is for those
AN AMERICAN BLENDED WHISKEY
Dr. Zachary, the ‘new district holding, the highest total score
superintendent was in Rufus for this series. Hostesses for this
I 4 /1 QUART
PINT
Sunday morning and held church party were Grace Medler and Mr
< KEN -UP: Instead of being in
services here.
After church he and Mrs George Fox. The sup­
wheat field put in my pasture
f ill
$ 3 .3 5
met with the board to help them per consisted of ntandwiches, ma­
5-12 one 2-yr old heifer, one 1
select a new pastor for the com­ caroni salad, cookies and coffee.
or 2-yr old steer. 2 heifer cal­
ves crop under left ear, circle
ing year.
The high score winners at-plno-
COBBY**
WHISKIY
on ’left hip. 1 Mixed breeding
chle of which there were five
CAR D OF T H A N K S
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NFUTRAl
SPIRITS
John DeMoss, 857, Moro. 27c
The carnival held at the civic tables playing, were E. C. War­
JAS BARCLAY 4 CO. LIMIT YD • PEORIA, RlWOt<
auditorium Saturday evening was ner and Mrs Atlee Wilson. In
)R SALE. One 15 month oW
a huge success and everyone had the low score, George Fox and
and one 8 month old bulls
a good time. Mrs Eugene Knott Mrs Bam Brock were awarded
B o th registered Hereford«.
won the large rug made and do the consolation prizes.
To sections of new W’eedhog
Mr and Mrs Vernon Miller and
nated by Mrs J. E. Brown and
springtooth. Floyd Flatt. Monv
Lester Barnum won the small rug
made and donated by Mrs Brown;
A C lean O n e ................
P ictu res o f th e e le v a to r fir*
Ralph Haynes won the radio do­
e a v ailab le at
th e Sherm an
nated by B. C. Baumgartner and
>unty Jou rn al o ffice, eith er for
the Grass Valley Grain Growers;
LAWYER
irchaae or Just to look at.
Marcus Eslinger won the tire
2 5 ,0 0 0 m ite,, N ew T ire, . . . 1
V * V V
MORO
WASCO
donated by J. K. McKean, Moro.
3R SALE: A modern house in
Over $5^0 was made which will
oro, good furnace, lawn, fine
go toward
purchasing steel
cation. See Giles French.
VICTOR G. P E T E R SO N
cnairs for the pavilion.
ULNT PLEASANT OUTDOOR
I wish to thank everyone who
R E A L E ST A T E
WORK in a business of your
helped to make the carnival a
own? Good profits selling over
huge success.
RANK HOT Lis, T H E D A L L E S
200 widely advertised Raw-
Signed, Mrs Earl Olds, chairman
leigh . home-farm necessities
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Mrs Helen Watkins won the
Class D competition last Sunday
with 96 out of 100 clay pigeons
brought down. She was compet­
ing with men of much more ex­
perience inasmuch as she has
only4 been shooting a fewraonths.
The trap shoot was held in Port­
land.
Cricket-hopper Expert
Visits at Rufus
v
Thank Y o u - - -
CORSYS
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