Sherman County journal., July 21, 1950, Page 3, Image 3

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SHERM AN
COUNTY JO U R N A L,\ MORO, OREGON
FRIDAY, JULY ¿1, 1950 >
%Rev. Law rence M itchelm ore
S tate
H epresetatlve
John
HJounsell accom panied by his and fam ily, now living in N orth
w ife and daughter,, Nora, w ere Bend, will come to give the se r­
Mr. an d Mrs. H enry B arnum visitors h ere Sunday from Hood e n e n Sunday m orning a t the
Com m unity church. Rev. W. W.
retu rn ed home Sunday from River.
G earh art and fam ily left Mon­
C.
E.
Snow,
bookkeeper
forA
r-
th e ir trip to M issouri w here
th ey had spent six weeks. On still-M onroe Pontiac, has rented day for a vacation trip along
the re tu rn trip 'th ey ' w ent th ru th eS p o o n h o u t home and expects the Oregon c o a st Rev. M itchel­
to move his fam ily h ere shortly. m ore w as form erly pastor at
Yelldwstone park.
The supervisors of the S h er­ He has a wife and tw o teenage the local church $md is well
know n in th e county.
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m an county soil conservation daughters. ’
A sm all grass fire created brief
Mr. and Mrs. E dw ard B randt
d istrict ¿net in Moro ^Tuesday to
excitem
ent Tuesday aftern o o n
determ ine the policy of the and Mr. and Mrs. Jack M oser of
w
hen
boys
sta rte d it near th e
district. They are the govern­ W apato, W n., m et Mr. and Mrs.
Orville
B
utler
home. I t endan­
F
red
W
alter
a
t
Poplar
Grove
ing board of the district.
Sunday to m ake a trip to Mc­ gered th e Ragsdale w heat for a
few m inutes u n til brought u n ­
A d riv ers license exam iner N ary dam for the day.
der
control by neighbors and
will be on duty in Moro Tuesday
Mr. and Mrs. C harley Powell
J u ly 25 a t the courthouse bet­ are hom e after com pleting a trip th e c ity fire wagon.
M ts. George K ruger and Mrs.
ween the hours of 10 a. m. and to Europe.
Lloyd
Johnson w ere hostesses
q p. ra.
B. H. Roberson is g ettin g well
Mr. and Mrs. L ester Conlee along w ith his job of p a rtitio n ­ T hursday afternoon a t the Jo h n ­
Jeft last week for th e ir beach ing the old Legion hall into son hom e for th e P a st Noble
hom é a t Ocean Lake for the th re e apartm ents. He w ill move G rand club. .
sum m er m onths.
A show er in honor of Mrs.
th ere soon and will re n t a p a rt­
Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Barzee m ents to others. He w ill also put W ayne Melzer w as given W ed­
left last wejek end for th eir in a service station la te r in the nesday afternoon a t the hom e
of Mr. and Mrs. D ew ey Thom p­
home a t N ew port to spend sev­ sum m er.
son w hen friends of th e new ly
Mrs.
A
lbert
V^alti
of
Suzanville,
eral m onths.
Calif., stopped a t th e F red Wal-, m arried couple came w ith best
Mrs. Elizabeth Schaeffer re ­
te r hom e from Sunday * until w ishes and gifts to get acquaint­
tu rn e d
F rid a ÿ J from
several
T uesday before going on- to T a­ ed w ith the bride who recently
days sp en t in a hospital in The
coma to attend a Swiss Singing came h ere from The Dalles.
b a lle s for m edical attention.
Mrs A. B. C hristianson
is
concert.
■again in the hospital having been
taken down Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Vernon F la tt
sp en t .T uesday, and W ednesday
in P ortland for a physical check
up for Vernon.
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David P a rk h u rst a rriv ed S un­
day from R oseburg to help his
uncle H a rry S tark during hay­
ing and -harvest.
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-Jim W ilson of P ortland is a t
the hom e of Mr and Mrs. J e rry
At the CAPITAL CITY, Moro, Oregon
W ilson in K ent doing farm w ork
Moro Personals;
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Beefo’s
BEEFO’S
Come here to rest -
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FOR FOOT COMFORT
D O R IN
Knapp Shoo Man
Week o f .a l y 24-28
W IL B U R N
W e l l D rillin g C o n tr a c to r
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a friendly word
OOOKRLVAVt
A dt
A.F. A AAl
w here yoii can
meet people, hear music and have
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Tim e of Sunday service a t the
W asco M ethodist church
will
be changed next Sunday to m ake
both Sunday school and church FOR SALE: Sam Holmes resi­
dence in G rass Valley. House
s ta r t a t 10:30 a. m. says Rev. H.
garage, barn, chicken house
G ravenor, pastor.
w ith sm all acreage. Call 461
G rass Valley or 2632 The Dal­
Rareka Lodge No. I l l
les, Oregon.
37-4bc
Meets on the 1st and
3rd Thursday evenings
each month. Visiting FOR SALE: Fem ale Collie pup,
Registered, , tri-color. Gordon
members cordially in­
Johnson, Wasco, Oregon. 38p
vited to meet w ith us
C. S. Bennett, W. M. MISC. FOR SALE: Kodak films
H ,B. Pinkerton, Secretary
developed. M aster Jum bo King
eni Chapter No. 78. O.feJi
size p rin ts. F a ste st service in
Meets every second and
P ortland and satisfaction guar­
fourth T hursday in each
anteed by P o rtlan d ’s oldest
month; visiting m em bers
Company. E ight exposure roll
invited. Moro,. Oregon.
developed and one Jum bo-print
Olive Young, W. M.
each 35c, 12 exposure roll 50c
Naom i Van Gilder, Secretary
16 exposure roll 65c. R eprints
E iipfa«
4c each. Send coin. Jum bo
M eets 2nd and 4th
P rin t Co. Box 4175J, Portland
Tuesdays of each
. 8, Oregon
31-tfn
m onth.
Visiting
WANTED: Man w ith car for
m em bers welcome.
1000 fam ily route. Exceptional
H elen Kruger, N. G.
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p p o rtunity for good income at
Lucille May, Sec.
’ sta rt. W rite T he J. R. W atkins
Moro Lodge No. I l l
Company, 137 D exter Avenue,
Meets 1st and 3rd
Seattle, 9, W ashington. 33-38c
Tuesdays in I.O.O.F.
FOR SALE: Cedar Posts for lm-
hall. T ransient and
• m ediate delivery on E vergreen
visiting brothers are
cordially invited to
H ighw ay a t Underwood, Wn.
meet w ith us.
Prone 3711, Underwood Mierc.
Co.
38-47c
M arvin Howell, N. G.
CUSTOM SLAUGHTERING —
Leo W atkins, Secretary
Meat cutting, w rapping, sharp
freeze. B ring Shem in any dav
FIR ST BAPTIST CHURCH
b u t Sunday. C & C Food Store,
Grabs Valley, Oregon
G rass Valley, Oregon.
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FOR YOUR W1LLYS 4-W HEEL
DRIV E PICK U P, J E E P OR
What Will it profit a m an if
he gain the whole world and
lose his own sold.
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YOU ARE IN V IT E D -
YOU ARE WELCOME
C. CARL FULLER
Moro Hotel
T H E D A IJ.E S, .OREGON
. Phone 3729,
518 W. 7thSt.
STATION
WAGON
contact
W illis M otor Co., W est Col­
um bia R iver ‘ Highway, The
Dalles, Ore. Also W illys S ta­
tion W agons, Jeepsters, Sedan
Deliveries and 2-Wheel drive
Pickups ft ton equipped w ith
th e new F-head HURRICANE
m otor. Used civilian and m ili­
ta ry Jeeps.
W illys-Overland
P a rts and Service.
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N O T IC E
To all people In Waaco Roral
D istrict,
in case
of F IR E
PH O N E WASCO 671
Dora Moore’s Hotel
WASCO F IR E DEP’T
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