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About Sherman County journal. (Moro, Or.) 1931-current | View Entire Issue (Sept. 1, 1950)
PAGE * SHERMAN COUNTY JOURNAL, MORO, OREGON FRIDAY, SEPT. 1, 1M0 Mr. and Mrs. Giles French were ln Salem Monday where he attended a meeting of sr state Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Letson interim tax study committee now now of Chula Vista, California, preparing to write a report on but formerly teachers in Moro, its conclusions. . . stopped here Friday night 'vhilt Mr. and” Mrs. G. Douma and on their way home after visiting Mrs. Jay Freeman were in Pen a daughter in Portland. Mrs. dleton Sunday while the Douma's Letson is teaching. attended the final day of the Mr# and Mrs. Lester Conlee Round-Up. Mr. and Mrs. Vernon came up from Ocean Lake last Miller and Mr. and Mrs. Giles week for a day or two of busi- French were also at the show ness and visiting before going that day. back to .the cooler, wetter coast. Tommy Jones, for years a bar- Mrs. Annie Williams was op- her in Madras, died from a heart erated on at a hospital in The attack at that town last Monday. Dalles the first of the week with He was born in Sherman county the diagnosis being a tumor, and dived here in his youth. Mrs. Verne Arstill is in charge Mr. and Mrs. Howard Mott and of the local beauty shdp while family of Everett Washington Mrs. Lorena Eaves and daugh- and Mr. and Mrs. E. Shell of Ti ter Rhea are on a two week va- gard and children were guests cation over the week end of Mr. and Eugene Knott of Kent and MrS, G' \ Dorothy Byington, Wasco teach- * niece B M R1 m 7 ' 7, raL nt nf thp Shell, a brother of Mrs. Blum, er were recent giaduates of the Brishlne and Mrs. summc. 'Monmouth J )eft early 11 Q. ' until the mixture becomes trans-instead of two quarts. Dip one parents. Keep covered until cool, article at a time Into the cool To make a light starch, follow starch solution. Squeeze out the directions for heavy starch, butexcess starch and roll up in a add three quarts of boiling water bath towel. — “ ’ | IVlOrO I CrSOriHlS I’m PROTECTED! To block 7 ^ ’ J. . damp article face down ’ (rnnink, proof pins to a padded j r g board, gently s re shaping it to»the specified in the directions.. Pins should be spaced about ’A inch apart. Press through a cloth, if the lace does not require launder ing or starching, pin it dry in the same way and use a damp cloth for pressing. Raised -.pteteWMI should be placed face down over heavy toweling. DORIN WILBURN ~ W e ll D rilling C o n tra c to r I THE DALLES, OREGON Phone 3729, 518 W. 7thSt. LUCKY 13 . . • . Thirteen peraona »beard thia DC-4 Colonial A irlines plane escaped without Injury when the craft!» right landing gear collapsed as It was landing at New York's La Onardia airp o rt. The plane, coming In from Montreal, was half way down the runway at: reduced speed when the gear oollspsed. NOTICE To all people in W ohco Rural District, With Federal Crop Insurance m T died Aug. day "»m ing for « day’ sh°PPln« Ceotua Engt g Pnr4i»nrt mt Mrs. 14 atMount Vernon, Wash.' P°rUand- Ralph i? ‘P^ taking them Mr and Mra Mac Bu" le,t /v I . V I ngton. She was a former real- Sunday ,or Camp ®’erman C r o c h e t K in k s TaVfk HtiVff ‘ SKUH-** Over .40 of year neighbor, have SHERMAN COVNTY P M A ^ remain several weeks. Accom ~ .......................... panylng them were Mrs. Shaw, if you’re busily finishing a cro this w heat crop protection. Why? mother of Mrs. Lloyd Henrichs cheted piece for entry in the N a - ___ _________________________ gtnd the Henrichs children who tionwlde Crochet Contest at the • -.......... ••.............. . will remain with the Bulls while Sherman County Fair which be- S Mortgage Loans to Meet Your Individual needs Beefo’s their parents are on the trip gins September 15, you might ; ATTRACTIVE TERMS " - * J east aftefc school busses. welcome a bit of information I Roger Miller, eldest son of Mr. on how ycu can show off your ■ PROMPT SERVICE J I and Mrs. Vernon Miller, ran a treasure to best advantage. You . long spike through his foot can do this by using the same . Wednesday while getting a piece principle that you apply to your : of timber to prop up a broken appearance. When you re going . carrier for a combine header be- some place special it’s natural : A western company serving westei n agricolture At the CAPITAL CITY, Moro, Oregon lng transported. He was taken to want to look your best. At ; ™ ° F F ,C B ^ . l a o d , Oregon to The Dalles and given shots such times yotu faithful Iron . > V*'' . fc; 8Ii 8. W. W a ^ in g w n ^ ^ and is resting comfortably. will fulfil its obligation of press ; Mr and Mrs. Andy Patjen ing away all wrinkles and creas- . have moved to a place near Sandy es, so that your clothes will look . and his son Ernest is running neat and attractive. That s one - C om e and Eat anytime after the home place near Shaniko. of the finishing touches that R E G O N 'S g r e a t Mr. and Mrs. Willard Coons gives you a well-groomed look attended the Round-Up going wp The same holds true for the cro- breakfast and before bedtime Frlday afternoon to see it all. cheted* pieces that you ve worked Sheriff Fields has been keeping on so lovingly and carefully, some company In his place of When you’ve finished the last incarceration of late includi ng picot or scallop, your work is Flovd Patterson and John Cre- nearly complete-nearly. The fln- amer who left f ° rt Lewis al step, and a very important without due notice and v-re re- one, is the laundering starch ng turned along with the n o p e rty and blocking. One of the judging STARTS I OAT they had taken with them. The points in the Nationwide Crochet À F R IZ B U V M T O C K V h iiXH BITIOM MPs have them. Alfred Miller Contest is general appearance oaid $25 for being drunx i d dis- so if you’re aiming at a share o * 4 - H a m STAY« C H A M F IO M iH IF i orderly» Wlllliam Murphy of the $2500 In cash offered as con- * RODEO A HORS « BMOW BVBRY MIOMT Klamath Falls was driving while test prizes y o u -Will w ant to pav better equipped for sleeping end special attention To the following ★ NOR5T RACIMO DAILY William Linn and Everett Hurst three steps. WBRE a 1W AY ATTRACTIOMB were held for being drunk on i f your piece heeds laundering the highway. E. M Caldwell of when it is flntehed, make a lath- * Fresno, California, also found er of soapy suds and hot water, the air—or something— too ex- taking care to h^ve all soap par hilarating for safety. tides well dissolved before im- Jake Keeler spent Saturday merging the la< e. Now squeeze evening and Sunday in Pendleton lace gently, forcing the suds taking in the Round-Up program. an(j out> frntil it is thoroughly Mrs Grace Zevely and grand cieansed. Rinse in lukewarm wa (Fed. Tax Inc.) daughter, Vee Busse lett Wednes- ter several times until all trace- day morning for the coast to have been removed. Rinse > attend the remainder of the week. once ¡n cold w ater and roll up in C H IL D R E N 12 Ben Musa was a visitor in town a towel to absorb excess a n d U n d e r FREE Wednesday while on one of his m oigture. r.ow regular trips to fhls county. After your jace has been laun Huckleberrying has drawn the dered, dry thoroughly before attention of strong backed worn- gtarching Not all .crocheted en with wills also strong to com- pIeceg ne^ starGhing> but certain mand menfolks to pick the .lin e doilieg and fashion accessories berries. There’s lots of them tni. for R You ran ? sUrch year, it Is said, and they are TOluUon gilltable for the article small and the crowds after them wlgb tQ gtiff9n For heavy are large. starch, mix U cup of starch with John Sell, new public relations cup q{ co,d waUr gtlr unti, man for the First National Bap.., oompieteiy dissolved. Then add and James McWilliams, new live- ^w0 qUarts of tailing water and stock loan inspector, were here siowly, stirring constantly, ' Wednesday from The Dalles ge - * _ ting acquainted with local condl- ------ . 7 of FIRE PHONE WASCO 671 Dora Moore’s Hotel WASCO FIRE DEP*T j Beefo’s BEEEO’S P? F Standard Insurance Co. STATE PAIR EPTEMBER 4 thru KK J IL A ts s • Hothing hat boon spared in building this out standing Rag. Hartford hard. IV IR Y A N IM A L SELLS SEPT. 7, 1950 B la lo c k , O r e g o n 187 REGISTERED HEREFORDS • Cows & Calves , • • Brad Haifers Herd Bulls All Vaccinated & Clean -U W rite I for Catalog Si W illiam s, Ontario, Oregon Westerp Sate Management EARL & MAUDE HOAG <1 Bec/o’s Bee/o’s Mrs. Vernon Flatt entertained at a birthday dinner last Sunday JET-TOWER CHSHWASHER to start in a flash Aclt . «__ honoring Mrs. Bob Flatt and her lost : One red shoat, about-130 twin sister Jean Nelson of The ibs., between ‘Biggs Junction S u - and Kent S a ttW irA u g u st 20. Dale Laughlin of Wasco was Donald Maclnnes, Kent. 44c dismissed from a hospital In The DUE t0 our recent fire loss of wish Dalles Monday after taking treat- hay and buildings, w e “7,ah to sell some of our Hereford ' m enu for arthritis. breeding stock.*If you are in terested in good cows or heif ers, see Smith and Cunllffe, Goldendale, Wash. 44-6c WANTED: Housekeeper for eld erly couple. Steady. John Gib son, Wasco. 43-4p THAT COMPLETELY MODERNIZES DISHWASHING • in case « Life time Quality Cabinets Tbree Cbrome-Plated. Baskets • Uses Less Water than Hand Washing Fully Automatic 48” Electric Sink $359.95 Cabinet Type $269.95 Moro Lumber & Fuel Co. ______ WANTED: Reliable man with car to call on farmers in Sher man county. Wonderful oppor- tunity. $15 to $20 a day. No ex perience or capital required. Per- m anent Write McNess Co. Dept. B, 2423 Magnolia St., Oakland 7» Calif. 43-4p FOR SALE: Cedar Posts for Im mediate delivery, on Evergreen Highway at Underwood, Wn. Prone 3711, Underwood Merc. Cto< 38-47c CUSTOM SLAUGHTERING Meat cutting, wrapping, sharp freeze. Bring them in any dav but Sunday. C A C Food Store, Grass Valley, Oregon. 21tfc FOR YOUR WILLYS 4-WHEEL DRIVE PICKUI*, JEEP OR STATION WAGON contact Willis Motor Co., West Col umbia River. Highway, The Dalles, Ore. Also Willy a Sta tion Wagons, Jeepstcrs, Sedan Deliveries and 2-Wheel drive Pickups ft ton equipped with the new F head HURRICANE motor. Used civilian _«nd mili tary Jeeps. Willys-Overland What we can do for them it far lest than a shadow of w hat they already are doing for us. The least we can do is give them someplace decent to spend their precious leisure hours • • a chance to keep in touch with what th e y are fighting to preserve. ' - * 111 ASSOCIATED SERVICES for the Armed Force« A Product of Standard of California Next beet thing Ao put ting a new engine under the hood ia p u ttin g Chevron Supreme in the tank! For this great blend of clean-burning gasolines is climate tai lored to suit ydhr local driving conditions., assu rin g you fa ste r pick-up • • • smoother driving... more pep.. over more miles! C. R. ANDERSON Your Donation W ill Help Our Armed Force« At Home and Abroad . . . Give Enough to Grass Valley. Phone 232 keith M c D onald Waseo, Phone M3
