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C O U N TY
JO U R N A L , MORO, OWBGON
F R ID A Y , J U L Y tS, 1W0
A meeting has been called for
August 2 at the court house,
standard time, by Judge C. A.
Tom to arrange for civilian de­
fense. Mayors of the three towns
have been asked to attend so
that there will be coordination
between the county and the
towns in making' the pi ogram.
O. A. Nish of Cannon Beach
was in Moro Saturday attending
the funeral of his aunt, Mrs. Dav­
;
Tommy Jones ‘ came home id, W. Nish. '
D. W. Nish returned to
Port-
irom
me hospital
nospitai Monday
Monoay mgni
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from the
night
after undergoing an operation on land Tuesday with his daughter
his throat. He appears to be con- Mrs. Llldyd A. Grimes,
valescing very well.
Mr. and Mrs. Sanv Farra of
Mr. and Mrs Blme.r R. Bar Mt. Vernon and Mrs. Frankie
are moving to DeLake, Oregon Adlard of Condon visited their
within a few days having sold sister, Mrs. Maggie Barnum a
their place in Portland
coule of days leaving Wednes-
Vernon Flatt returned from day morning for their respec-
another visit to his clinic in dive homes.
Portland with the word that his
Mr. and Mrs. Darwin Van Gil-
heart trouble came from his thy- der left Friday, returning Sunday
rold glapd all the time and that froifi a visit with relatives at
he would be as fresh as a four Albany.
Mrs. Kenneth Young came
year old in six months or so.
Friday to
Mr. and Mrs. Don Anderson from McMinnville
and family came Monday to oc­ vteit friends here- until Wed net- „
cupy their house here in Moro. day before going to Fort I^ewis DISCUSS ATOMIC SECURITY . . .
is in - Sea. Brien McMahon, chairman of
He will work in harvest ana
visit her
»ci husband
~ who ~
and get to visit
ready for the opening of school reserve officers training at tna the a t o m le energy committee
(left), aaka F .B .I. Chief J. Edgar
in September.
station.
Miss Viola Rlsch of Benson,
Mrs. Karl Landstrom and dau Hoover what «tegs the U.8. must
Minn., cousin of Mrs. Fred Wal- ghters, Marls and Karen, are vis- Lake to safeguard against farther
thefts of atomic and hydrogen
ter, came last Friday from Sus- iting her mother, Mrs.
bomb secrets. ,
anville, California where she had while her husband is at a re­
Sherman county finished the
been visiting Mrs. W alter’s par­ serve officer training school for
ents. She remained until Sun­ couple o f days leaving Wednes- latest bond drive with a percen­
Rev. and Mrs. Lawrence Mlt- tage of 101 which put it in ninth
day when the Walters took her
chelmore
of North Bend and place among the 36 counties of
to Yakima to visit other relatives
children
were
guests at the Dew­ the state.
for a time before returning to
ey Thompson honw last week
The quota— W » but $10,500
her work In Benson.
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insell or
mooq River
t u v e r end, having
come, to
For the state the sales were
John Hounsell
of Hood
and Giles French attended the sermon at the Commum yc u ■
g per cent there being $5,940,-
meeting of the Order of the An-
Rev. H. G. H an » » ° f
... 831 in sales on a quota of $5,-
telope at H art mountain last former pastor, and his w
892,000. '
w e X end.
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come Saturday to serve as pastor
Gilliam was the leading county
Miss Lloydena Grimes of Poc- of the 1« h 1 c^ " hJ W Gear- with 194 per cent of quota and
Tillamook, Grant, Wallowa, Jpse-
atello, Idaho, was here to attend days while Rev- w .
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irt is on vacation
vacation.
phine, union, Curry and Morrow
the funeral of her grandmother.
A new lock will be put on
ahead
ghermarf in that
Mrs. Hulda N. Nish Saturday.
cate
at
the
head
o
f
’the
fishmg
Thursday evening of this week road this week end,
end. announces order.
friend« of Dale Moore gave a
bachelor dinner in his honor a t T. Lester Johnson. ^ T & ^ u n
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Carrel the Sherman Cou^ <
TOde
Bennett. Next Sunday Mr. Moore ciub. This announcement is ma
Will be married to Miss Malme m that l h o 8 e * ^ ° a 7 e y before
Jardine at Couer d’Alene, Idaho, fighing may obtain a key
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Haase and leaving,
family left early this week after
OF THANKS
having been operators of the
h
thank our friends
Moro Coffee shop for nearly a
netghbor8 for their sympathy
Moro Personals
seasonable temperature for this
Sheriff Fields, taking a man to time of year and it probably did
the bedside of his father, who no major damage except in par­
had a heart attack at Biggs, ticularly susceptible fields.
sped through town like a streak
of puffed smoke Wednesday af­
ternoon with the siren wide open.
Natives thought he was after a
jet plane.
N O T IC E
The weather was hot last
week end and up until Wednes­
day afternoon with Monday the
hottest day with a temperature
of 98 degrees.
The west wind
has cooled off the air somewhat
since then.
The 98 degrees is
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