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About Sherman County journal. (Moro, Or.) 1931-current | View Entire Issue (July 14, 1950)
PAGE 5 SHERMAN COUNTY JOURNAL, MORO, OREGON Moro Personals Dewey Thompson left Tues day morning to attend the rural religious conference in Corval lis. Rev. W. W. Gearhart went down later in the week. Mrs. Tommie Jones returned Monday from Portland where she went to see her husband who is getting along very well after his throat operation. Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Kaseberg and Patricia returned the first of the week from a trip into Canada taking Patricia to a na tional Delta Gamma convention at Banff. The Kasebergs contin FRIDAY, JULY 14, 1950 ued on the Calgary, rEdrnunton, and J as par returning to Banff to pick up Patricia and a soror ity sister to return home via of Vancouver, B. C. Marilyn Wise remained for a short visit with the Kasebergs. The Kasebergs were in Bend this weekend at tending a wedding of a sorority sister of Patricia’s, she being a bridesmaid at the wedding. Mr. and Mrs. Merle Becket were over from Heppner last Saturday as guests of the Ro bersons and all attended the dance at Grass Valley. Merrill Oveson and G. B. Ryer- son were here a short time Wed nesday while on their way to M ortgage boons to M eet Your Individual needs attractive terms PROMPT SERVICE Standard Insurance Co. A w estern com pany serving w estet n agriculture HOME OFFICE 812 S. W . W a s h in g to n Phone AT Portland, Oregon 4331 AtoortUonent From where I s it ... b y Joe Marsh There it W as— Right in The M iddle! Eaey Roberts mowed his lawn early laat Saturday. Then he aat on the porch, and watched Handy Peterson cutting Ws grass. The Roberta’ property and the Peterson’s border each other — with no hedge or fence between them. So, when Easy notice^ Handy had left about a four-foot strip unmowed along the boundary, he walks over and asks why. “That’s your land,** says Handy. “Mine ends here. See, it lines up with that oak tree across the road!” Easy didn’t think ao, ao they went up and down looking for Corvallis from their homes in Pendleton. Both are connected with the Soil Conservation Ser vice. J. B. Adams was in Moro Tuesday at the McKean hornet Tuesday while on his way home to Portland from Dayville where he had been on business. Mrs. Flora McDonald was a visitor at the McKean home last week end coming from Cor vallis where she works for the college. Mr. and Mrs. Fred C. Holman were in the county Tuesday to look after her holdings here. She was originally Bessie Wat kins and he Is a son of Mr. and Mrs. Martin Holman. Helen Morrison is a patient in the Veteran’s Hospital in Portland having a knee repaired. Mrs. Darwin Van Gilder was in Portland Tuesday on a brief shopping tour. Mr. and Mrs. George Mitchell and Mr. and Mrs. Collis Moore went to Pendleton last week end to visit the Raymond Ramings. The Moro public library will l>e open Fridays from 2 until 5 says Mrs. Paul May, president of the Moro Women’s club which Want Ads FOR SALE: Sam Holmes resi dence in Grass Valley. Hpuse garage, barn, chicken house with small 'acreage. Call 461 Grass Valley or 2632 The Dal les, Oregon. 37-40c FOR YOUR WILLYS 4-WHEEL MISC. FOR SALE: Kodak films developed Master Jumbo King size prints. Fastest service in Portland and satisfaction guar anteed by Portland’s oldest Company. Eight exposure roll developed and one Jumbo-print each 85< 1 exposure roll 50c 16 exposure roll 65c. Reprints 4c each Send coin. Jumbo Print Co. Box 4175J, Portland 8, Oregon 31-tfn WANTED Man with car for 1000 family route. Exceptional opportunity Tor*good Income at DOR1N WILBURN * I by Tele-fun Warren Goodrich operated by Steam & Dry Rolling Our new feed rollei is now teady You can bring it in sacked or bulk and get it the same way * $3.60 4-5 qt. “ I alw a y s m ake sure of cor» r e c t n u m b e r» b y lo o k in g th em up —g o t th e f ir e d e p a rtm e n t by m istake o n ce!" Moro Grain Growers ; . .When you’re not sure of a number, please look it up in the directory . . . Pacific Tele phone. _____ nn * amily Polio Polio At the C A P ITA L C IT Y , Moro, Oregon 3 YIARSWIUVÍE W5000 T oo hot to cook, too tired, maybe Run your lingers through your hair; Costs Only $10 for Average Family Polio is one of the most expensive of all diseases in costs of treatment. Unlike many illneesee, initial coets are but a small part of the total expenses. Recovery is a long drawn- out process. Sister Kenny treatments or sim ilar muscle building processes usually take many months, or even years. Hara is a policy that will pay up to $5000 total to assure you of the best available .reatment for each member of your family afflicted by this dread disease. Policy term runs for three years, not just grab hubby by the hand; and come to Beefo s Beefo’s ' and It is the very latest steam boilers and rollers BEEFO’S Bee/o’s ow n ed LEONARD R. SMITH & STANLEY B. KRUEGER Union at Third The Dalles, Oregon Moro Hotel BOURBON Beefo’s Beefo In d ep en d en tly W eek o f uly 2 4 -2 8 BBBATSTBAIBHT Copyright, 1950, United States Brewers Foundation. Callaway’s Funeral Chapel K n app Shos Man EH¡OY THIS $2.25 Pt. Dignified Funeral Service For Every Creed and Income C. CARL FULLER THE DALLES, OREGON Phone 3729, 518 W. «thSL Well, they both grin and take turns finishing the job and then re treat to Easy’a for a friendly glass of beer together. From where I ait, a little searching around for the tfuth of the matter often shows that the other fellow is as much right as you are—at which point the whole thing doesn’t seem as important anyway. Willis Motor Co., West Col W A N T E D : Custom threshing, umbia River Highway, The with 20 feet John Deere, ready Dalles, Ore. Also Willy s Sta anytime. Marcus Eslinger, tion Wagons, Jeepsters, Sedan Grass Valley, 34-5p Deliveries and 2-Wheel drive FOR SALE: Cedar Posts 27c. Pickups i ton equipped with On Evergreen Highway at the new F-head HURRICANE Underwood, Wash. Underwood motor. Used civilian and mili Mercantile Co., Phone 3711. tary Jeeps. Willys-Overland 31-390 Parts and Service. 35tfn FOR F00I COMFORT W ell Drilling Contractor • the surveyor's marker. Where did they find it? Right in the middle of their “no man’s land! ” start. Write The J. R. Watkins Company, 137 Dexter Avenue, Seattle, 9, Washington. 33-38c CUSTOM SLAUGHTERING — Meat cutting, wrapping, sharp freeze. Bring them in any dav but Sunday. C & C Food Store, Grass Valley, Oregon. 21tfs FOR, SALE: One used (18 mo.) DRIVE PICKUP, JEEP OR Harder Freezer, 12 ft. $245.00 STATION WAGON contact De Moss Electric. 37c is in charge of the library. New books from, the state will be of interest to children and adults. Straight Bourbon.Whiskey • 86 Proof National Distillers Products Corp-, N.Y, A—« A m e r l e a ’« l o t r e t í - F r i r s d fil m ig h t h I g h t „Irm a v o n e x t r a im o o t h n e it , e x t r a f a i r e r X I one or two years. In addition, if polio strikes, benefits ere payable from the first day up to three years to give you ample time for treat ment end recovery. Thue you could receive benefits well beyond the end of the policy term. M O W TO O IT T H IS R O L IC Y l Fill in and mail the application blank below today! Or, bring it in to us right away! tr AC CEPTED, POLICY WILL BE IN FORCE TWO DAYS after the date shown on your post ! No other forms required; no waiting period. mark M ake chock or m oney ard o r a a y a b ia ta : Eugene Courtney A gency, The Dalle# lA > s r * n i-P r le r d C u r s r ith r X g d r u - M u t l r »rl«'** vZ » ffrtrjt» »» itr lr tn r r r o n r u n /u n e u A P P L IC A T IO N FO R G .t f f f « 1 re s LUMBERMENS MUTUAL CASUALTY COMPANY I. h o s pita l c a r i P e rfe c t P erfo rm a n ce C om bination! FAMILY POLIOMYELITIS Room and board—miscellaneous suppllas Including drugs, medicines, physiotherapy, rant»!, of nacas- sary braces, crutches or wheelchair. EXPENSE POLICY >. IRON LUNO Rental of Iron lung or other similar mechanical Name In full? ■ . ..___ equipment. n u n sstsT 3 . M ID IC A L CARR The services of legally qualified physicians, sur geons, osteopaths or physiotherapists. State? City? 4 . N U R S IN G C A R ! The services of licensed or graduate nurses. 5. T R A N S P O R T A T IO N Regular scheduled air or rail transportation from the piece where the member is stricken to a hos pital or sanitarium qualified to provide polio treet 2 . How many children under 23 are there in your family?----------- What are their ages?-------« -------« ------ » ------- • ------- * ------- ment. 4. A M B U L A N C I S IR V IC I Local ambulance service to and from the hospital. T h e M o s t H e a u t i l u l T h in g e n W h u rl» You know you’re driving som ething special when you command the extra power, the luxurious sm oothness and the effortless ease o f a Pontiac Silver Streak Straight Eight. And how easy It is to command with Hydra-Matic Drive. N o clutch pedal, no constant shifting — just set a lever, relax and go! Pontiac is the lowest-priced car in America offering the perfect perform ance com bination of straight-eight power and Hydra-Matic Drive. Come jn and see how easily and econom ically you can enjoy traveling first class. » O p tio n a l on a l l models a t e x tra cost. ical treatment for poliomyelitis? Dated _ ---------- ------—-------------- ■ ___________ Applicant.— --------------------- c u rre n t p re m iu m . Here’s What the Family Polio Policy Costs: D o lla r for Dollar Husband an d /er wife <Rtd one or two children . . Husband and/er wife and three children . . . . Husband and/or wi<s and four or more children . . you cant beat a W TIA C ARSTILL M O NRO E PONTIAC, IN' MORO The F a m ily B eile policy covers u n m a rrie d children wl»h th e sam e la a a l address, up to 2» y e a rs of a p e , C hildren P er« dw rinp p o licy »arm a u to m a tic a lly covered w ith o u t a tto r ti« « 3 . Have you or any member of your family ever had or received med OREGON Premium $ (Send check or money order) $10.00 D j» 20.00 EUGENE COURTNEY AGENCY, The Delle», Ore. -«O' R R IP l P R R IS U IN i n T n IN n O u _ _ LUMBERMENS MUTUAL CASUALTY COMPANY ’ James 9. Kemper, chairman ” Sr * • Chicago 40, Illinois H .G . Kemper» i
