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About Sherman County journal. (Moro, Or.) 1931-current | View Entire Issue (Jan. 13, 1950)
Club’s dinner at the hotel Ken quite so close with the girls’ neth Fridley put on the pro gram dealing with the better-, game which ended 34 to 23. ment of Sherman c o u n ty According to a letter received __ by a friend in Rufus, Sol Coats schools. The John Day river which l a is in the Veterans hospital in Portland. Coats who lived in frozen over In places, has not Rufus many years, has been lost Its Ice yet since It has The wild game > making his home in Dufur the warmed up. birds do not like to aee the Ice last few years. on the river, this makes them Ted Reed underwent surgery hunt new roosting grounds. -‘ Wednesday to The Dalles hos pital. His mother has arrived in Rufus to be with her son and be a guest of Mrs. Ted Reed and children. Reed is recupera ting satisfactorily, and expects 1 to be home the first of the week. George Fox attended a rural school board meeting in Moro Wednesday and was also pre sent at the Sherman County Kent Sewing - . . 4. Club Organized For Children 4-H Sewing club was or last Thursday at the Kant school under the leader s h ip of Mrs. Harley McKay. O ffic e r s elected for the coming y e a r were as follows: Gertrude Buether, president; N a d in e G r ig g s , vice-president; Helene 8 a t h e r, secretary. Meetings w e re scheduled for the first Thursday of each month to be h e lQ at the school building and t h e third Saturday of the month t o be held at different homes. Members of the club are Ger trude Buether, ' Nadine Griggs, Helene & nd Shirley Sather, FTances and Janet Woods, Nan c y Decker, and Beverly and Judy Helyer. The third in a series of five pinochle parties was held last Thursday evening at the IOOF hall in Kent with four tables to play. High prizes for the evening were won by Mrs. Theo, von Borstel and Harold Eakin. Consolation prizes were won Mrs. Eugene Knott and by Prank von Borstel. Refreshments were served by a committee con sisting of Mrs. Etta Buchanan, Mrs Harry Justesen and Mrs. P r a n k von Borstel. The hall was decorated with holly aad carna tions. Mr. and Mrs Allan Bekke dahl and family and houseguest, Clyde Bekkedahl were dinner g u e s ts la s t Monday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs? Bill A g a n iz e d REVOLUTIONARIES . . . Two of the 11 Communist bosses convicted on charges of conspiring to overthrow the U. 8. governm ent by violence leave federal court in New York handcuffed together. They are Harry Winston (left), organizing secretary of the Communist party, and Eugene Dennis, general secretary. Each of the 11 faces* m axim um sentence of 10 years and $10,009 fine. * an airliner to return to their home in Grants Pass. Mr. and Mrs. Davis returned to Kent that evening. day afternoon with directors Lester Wilson and Jay McKay, and clerk Frank von Borstel in attendance. Mr. and S M r s . Bill Jeffries were luncheon guests Thursday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Barnett of The Dalles. Frank von Borstel, director, attended the county rural school board meeting 1 Wednesday at Moro. A skating party and wiener aside aM ask s Pandit Nehru, India's prime m inister, to precede him to roast was held last Thursday speaker’s platform at Washington national airport after the lad an evening on the J. M. Wilson leader's arrival In the United States. In his welcom ing speech. Mr. dam. Those present were Mr. Truman praised Nehru as "the loved and respected leader of a great and Mrs. beorge Wilson and nation of free people." Nehru said his nation would fight abridgem ent sons, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth of liberty w herever I t is found. Sather and family, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Jeffries, Miss Marion to be preceded by an oyster NEW’S FROM R U F U S B y M rs. G eorge L. F o x Buchanan and Dick Wilson. supper for Thursday, January Miss Donna Jean Smith left Clyde Bekkedahl who has 12. The supper will he held at 6:00 o’clock at the Legion hall Monday for La Gande where been a guest for the past two and the Installation later in the she is a sophomore in education weeks at the home of his broth evening at the Oddfellow ’ hall. at the college there. Donna is er and sister in Law* Mr. and the daughter of Mrs. Alta Smith. Mrs. Allan Bekkedahl returned Mr. and Mrs. Lester Wilson The Rufus boys basketball Friday to his home in Kalispell, and family and Jesse Helyer team and the Rufus girls volley Montana. were dinner guests Saturday ball team were both victorious Mr. and Mrs. John Decker evening of Mr. and Mrs. Bill at the games played Friday and family and Karen Wilson Jeffries. night when Moro came down AFTER YOU, MY DEAR PANDIT . . , President Harry Truman atrpa Mr. and Mrs. Frank von Borstel, Harold Eakin and Les ter Wilson were present at the Sherman County Club luncheon last Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Claus Bardenha- gen apd daughter, Martha, were J e ffr ie s Mr. and Mrs. Luther Davis dinner guests Thursday evening home of Mr. and Mrs. a n d Betty and Charles Both well at the w e n t t o Portland last Monday Bill Jeffries. The game between Kent school board met Fri- were dinner guests Thursday Mr. and Mrs. Bill Jeffries were to Rufus. where the two children boarded evening of Mr. and Mrs. Bekke dinner guests Sunday evening at the boys was very close with a dahl and the Bill Jeffries’ fam the Donald von Borstel home. score of 34 to 30. It was not ily* were dinner guests Friday JM ortgaga Loans to M eet Your Individual N eeds evening of the Bekkedahls. A T T R A C T IV E > - TERM S The Kent IOOF lodge met in regular session Saturday night with Bill Buether, noble grand presiding. Plans were made for a joint public installation PR O M PT S E R V IC E Standard Insurance Co. 8. W ool H OM E O F F IC E P ortlan d , O regon W. W ash in g to n . 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Oregon Physicians' — ‘J _ 1 2 1 4 S .W . « r ti, P o r tla n d 4 433 Ferry M F W M F w r Sal- M e d fo r d B id « ., M e d f o r d SPONSORED AND APPROVED BY OREGON STATE MEDICAL SOCIETY —i - a" R E V E N U E S TOTAL STATI REVENUE YEAR OFFICIAL FIGURES FROM O R E G O N R A C IN G COMMISSION RECORDS Statement showing, by years: Stote revenues and distribution ot racing revenues, 1933 to Oct. 31, 1949 Sec below: TOTAL REVENUES — 1949 Revenue from Greyhounds $649,414.91 427,047.04 i This advertisement released by Multnomah Kennel Club 1933 1934 1935 1936 1137 1939 1939 1940 1941 1942 1943 • 1944 1945 1949 1947 1949 1949* Totals FROM OREYHOUNOS FROM H O R saa $95,104.7» 96,11120 71,540.90 105,374.03 . 112,431.21 101,329.37 121,90122 134,701.41 140,347.49 153,949 .22 231,992.19 361,737.07 411,700.77 531,992.68 791,71123 571,39325 941,41421 $00,509.17 94,473.19 79.51122 101,56924 101.50329 97,019.34 122,560.99 125,373.97 128,52922 148.97t.S4 220,51149 332,549.31 390,979.71 375,390.29 • 521,804.18 -s 496,077.59 427.M7.04 $24,95122 9,14320 3.02429 1,804.31 ¿932 99 $4,994,407.7» $3,795,995 39 $179,943 21 <31123 4,34024 9,932.44 11,82028 8,870.88 11J7179 29,199.7» 31,033 09 159,502.40 275,107.05 95,315.09 222.397.87 * T a 10-11-40, Inataalva Now this independent businessman got his start R E M IT T E D B fe M M ha b an g you to m eet o n t h is o w n T h is S ta n d a rd to r, N k a aa a n th o s e w e w h o has s h in g le . a ll o v e r D is tr ib u th e W e s t, w o rk s b u s in e s s m a n . . . h e lp e d h im Y o u r S ta n d a rd and a o f C a lifo r n ia in d e p e n d e n t b a s e 's b o w a m an g e t h is and s ta rt. m oney n ity . b ra t tu rn e d o v e r a g o in g A n d fo r b b n w ith h e lp e d b im ta r r in g b it b e h e lp fio a a c in n e ig h b o r s best to u g h b e n e f its o f m e th o d s w e ll. . . p ro d u c ts , e x p e r t a a e e tin g le m s , d h a th e o f s u p p lie d e n g in e e r in g lu b r ic a tin g a ll our h is o w n s ta y s because he lo n g in p ro b la b o r a to r y a n d e v e r y o t h e r p r a c t i c a l a s s is t- t o w n ; th e yo ur know s by d o in g an jo b o f s e r v in g you. 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Orofon Livestock Show ColumMa Livestock Shew Pendí aten Round-Ua North weet Turkey Shew lo c a l con and is o u ts ta n d in g ly $71,044.74 »3,000.00 71,200.00 100,000.00 103,400.00 »4,000.00 11»,»74.00 125,993.36 132,377.9» 144,523.00 223,217.50 347,790.83 391,755.95 513,11729 775,570.35 551,723.94 »19,505.79 $4,400,994.73 .15,174.00 17,903.30 MJtTIM . 20.223.00 29,417.50 40,090.83 53,85525 •0,7172» 232,070.35 215,723.94 244,705.79 $177,»49.9» $ 29,296.77 31.125.00 22,606.00 31,750.00 32,829.50 29,945.00 32,98125 34,290.00 35,000.00 35,000.00 35,000.00 35.000.00 35,000.00 35,000.00 35.000.00 35,000.00 35 000.00 $ 29,260.77 31,125.00 22,606.00 31,750.00 32,929.50 29,945.00 32,96125 34,290.00 35,000.00 35,000.00 35,000.00 35,000.00 35,000.00 35,000.00 35,000.00 35,000.00 35,000.00 $559,573.52 $550,573.52 D m 3 ______ Klamath Basta ____ aad 3,560.00 1,00120 5 000 00 1,200.00 1,200.00 1,200.00 1200.00 1,20020 1.700.00 1,200.00 1,200.00 1,200.00 1,20020 1,200.00 2,40020 2,40020 2,40020 5*000.00 4,700.00 5.000.00 5,00020 5,000.00 5,000.00 5 000 00 ¿000.00 5,000.00 5,000.00 7,500.00 7,500.00 7,500.00 SI mw Turbtjr EaMMt $ $ 3,500.00 5,000.00 5,000.00 4,700.00 5,000.00 5,000.00 5,000.00 5,000.00 5,000.00 5,000.00 5,000.00 5,000.00 7,500.00 7,500.00 7,500.00 state Corn Round-Up Oalry Sfegw com m u e x p e r ie n c e b u s in e s s a g o o d lis t o f c u s to m e rs . W e le a r n m akes th ro u g h us PaelBe International Livestock Show D i s t r i b u t o r h a s h is r o o t s r ig h t in b u i l d i n g b i s o w e b e s ie o s s , h e d o e s a b e t t e r good tn he d itio n s jo b W b in te r e s t s 5,000 00 2,500.00 2,500.00 2,40020 5,000.00 5,000.00 2,500.00 2,30020 2.500.00 2.40020 2,400.00 2,500.00 Oeuwty Paire YEAR $19,51129 20,750.00 17,10020 25,30620 20,54120 23,71020 29,577.50 2122920 32,30020 49,10920 112,900.90 217,50020 203,70020 351,20020 439,700.00 231,20020 270,00020 1933 1934 1995 1939 1937 1991 1911 1949 1941 1942 1943 1944 1945 1949 1947 1949 t1909 $2,149,700.70 i StkW Ognrts Irosi tha records if tha Oratati Radng ¡Remitted te 1S-S1-4S H e , io tu r n , tu p p lie d th e in g e n u ity , 1950 MEETING...MULTNOMAH KENNIL CLUB, PORTIAND...JUNI 30th to AUG. 2 6 » / ' A J-lUl--- 1 ---- ____ V SW W y W W WWMW [N l a o d a m b it io n o f a m a n w h o i t w o r k - teamwork between small and f bat benefitted everyone. - i- j , GRETA, The Dalles YOU AND YOUR FAMILY may have O.P.S. pre- V - ----------------------------------------------------------------- A w estern com pan y serving w estern agriculture ■ It HUO FOR DADDY • • . 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