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About Sherman County journal. (Moro, Or.) 1931-current | View Entire Issue (Sept. 8, 1950)
* T w-'- — --- ‘ V-^ ““ . '~ù. K-Tl^í M O BM M , « „ „ . < > „ „ ,„ , *. - 4 Dick Holdaway Is home The average time taken to to those planning to take mathe- pie fractions. Some have beer a ^ r several m onths in a hospital process death claims In the matlcs courses. able to use, ajgehra betier tha, in The Dalles anti the Holdaways Veterans’ Administration is 80 Need for an arithmetic test arithmetic, instructo <? report are moving into the Jim Lamb days. Private insurance compan- for other students has become in- These and other placement house recently purchased hy ies pay more than three-fourths creasingly apparent, says Dallas tests do not bar anyone from tlieni of their death claims within 15 Norton, personnel coordinator, aa entering college but they do in days. —From a Hoover Commls- students have been handicapped dicate what “tool courses need Mr. and Mrs. Iommy Jones g| report. • in chemistry, business and tech- to be taken to ihsure success ni left Wednesd* turning for ___ __ ___ , ..... nology and many other courses a student’s chosen field, says Portland to hsve another check* through Inability to handle sim- Norton. to retiirrThW -sday night PLA< EMKNT SEIU E Mrs Moro * * Personals ;c ;- • Donald Williams came down from Valdez, Alaska, last Wed- nesday upon word of the serious illness of his mother, Mrs. Annie Williams. Donald hds spent most of the last eight years in Alaska and says he plans to remain in the states. r Mr. and Mrs. G. Douma spent „ a few days at the coast the first of this week taking advantage of the long weekend for a respite irom tending store. Mrs. Douma’s sister, Mrs. Grace Smith and Miss Evelyn Klrkelie sold the meat and groceries during their ah- sence. ___ Mrs. Elizabeth Schaeffer went U, The Dalles Monday to join her daughter, Mrs. Elmer Ba z and will go on to her home at Delake for a visit. The Barzees h a v e recently moved there from Portland. , Mr. and Mrs. Wendell Me Lachlan and daughter, Gloria, of Boise, Idaho were here visit Lachlan from ‘ Saturday ™ „ .V . 10 a. m. Sunday* school and 11 a. m. Divine Worship. Art Johnson is here from Salem visiting a n d lookirtg around for a new location as he has resigned from his job as en gineer at the state hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Wes Fuller were in Portland over the week end and to send their grandson to Burbank, California for the start of school. He went by plane. , • . Herb Maricle of New Westmln ister, B. C. was here a few days this past week to visit friends and relatives. He left here over 40 years ago to move to Canada where he has lived mgst of the time since. Ronnie May and Wily Knight- Portland’ to ¿ “ on heritor*eaW y ■ ■ Sherman countians armed with some information and some de- sire to share It with neighbors appeared before the Kiwanis club in The Dalles Thursday noon to tell about the Sherman county fair. The talks were heard over end for several days in P ortland visiting relatives and friends. Mr. and Mrs. Wendell Balsiger ^ , " a' and son, Edwin spent the Labor • U| y to 59 indictments charging day holidays at Long Beach, boohmaking and was sentenced to Washington. — ; years in prison and fined J footbal, practlce at and d a r k college. School starts S§p temb^r 18 Miss Priscilla Melzer ig ieavjng Monday for PortliwF attend Lewis and Clark. $30,909. Mrs George Mitchell l a i n Saturday . frort « «rip “ ¿°n down the «.ast, up . the Rogue ™ ’,nC "la st S nd X river and aero«, to Crater Take ? ™ “ u™ band left Seattle Z until Arajean Knighton left £ W,th “ “ MVy *“ “ * Something new in placement tests during new student week this fall will be the giving of arithmetic and mathematics place- ment tests to practically all en- tering students. Heretofore ma- thematlcs tests were given only Dressup Affairs with a Lovelv Jacket and Blouse ---------------—-------— DOR1N WILEfURN Plaid Shirts for the Fair W ell D rilling Contractor The Quality Shob THE DALLES. OREGON Phone 3729, 518 W. ‘7thSt M ortgage Loans to M eet Your Individual needs : y J l G e t’ Ready for School and ATTRACTIVE TERMS • * PROMPT SERVICE $ 1S BEEFO’S Standard Insurance Co. Monday when they left on a thig Week end for Hood River _____ ______ ,___________ -• < a business tpip to Portland before where 8he will be physical edu : A western com pany serving w estei n agriculture returning to their home. cation instructor in the high - a ‘' S-v* HOME OFFICE Mrs. Mollie flkLachlan left «chool. A (M • Portland, Oregon S U S. W. W ashington . Tuesday evening for Grants Pass Miss Gloria Douma left for DUE to our recent fire* loss of T" Phone AT 4331 caaava buildings, wu*>v****®w, we " in company with Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Saturday to get ready hay and wish , to sell some of our Hereford Frank vonBorstel of Grass Val- for her first job of school teach breeding stock. If you are in- ley. They will attend the state ing hi a school near there. Dignified Funeral Service American Legion and Auxiliary Mr. and Mrs. Bob Marvin and , terested in good cows or heif For E very Creed and Incom e ers, see Smith and Cunliffe, convention. • son and Harry Kunsman left Goldendale, Wash. 44-6c , Tuesday for a two weeks vaca Mr. and Mr». Robert Hoskin Uon QnJ coaat TAKEN UP: Four Hereford cows and calvas at my ranch son left TuMdUr for Salem 10 _ . -U „ see a day or two of the state Mr. and Mrs. Delmar Mullen 9 miles northeast of Kent. fair before going on to Astoria and daughter of Hot Springs, Owner may have theia by pay- where she will attend the sea Montana were Labor day week . ing costs of feed and damage. Sions of the state assessors con end visitors at the home of his Mildred Smith, Kent 45-6c Independently owned and operated by vention. They will visit the lx» mother, Mrs. Anna Mullen and FOR SALE: 2 months old male LEONARD R. SMITH & STANLEY B. KRUEGER ter Conlees at Ocean Lake on brother Frank. cockeq, pup. $7 00 Ralph Busse, — - “ The Dalles, Oregon Union at Third their return trip. and Mrg Clyde Gllimor 45p Mr. and Mrs. Carrell Bennett lefl Mr.- j ^ t Sunday for Yellowstone Na WANTED: Reliable man with --------* - Th a h a l A V n .. 4o a n n u a l v a r i l left « last week for i Chehalis, Wn., uonal Park for K his annual vaca- car to caR call Qn on farmers in Sher- Sher to visit his parents. They will tion from highway crew duties. • *--• —— man county. --- Wonderful oppor then sw ing, down the Oregoo - McKean tunity. $15 to $20 a day. No ex- coast for a few days before re- Mr. and Mrs. J. K. Mclbaan manent. . Write McNess Co. Dept. B, 2423 . Magnolia S t, m th e ^ in k while be is gone. Mr. and Mrs. Gus Blum and Oakland 7, Calif. 43-4p in vne iwn daughters spent t h e , long week Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Bucholtz end at Everett, Washington vis- FQR sal E: Cedar Posts for^im ------ are in Portland on business and |tlng relatives. They came home ,mediate delivery on Evergreen Evergreer mediate Highway to consult a doctor. .. Tuesday. — • - at -* Underwood, Wn - Services at the Wasco Metho ________ Prone 3711, Underwood Merc. 38-47C dist church will go back to regu Bethlehe ■ Chapter No. 78. 6.E.S Far time Sunday September 10. fJSrth Thursday?to each CUSTOM S1^ UGHTERING _ w- month; visiting members Meat cutting, wrapping, sharp invited. Moro, Oregon freeze. Bring them in any aav Olive Young, W. M. but Sunday. C & C Food Store, C om e and Eat anytime after breakfast and before bedtime Callaway’s Funeral Chapel ja r - S S ssxj ? I A t th e C A P IT A L CITY , M oro, O regon -,„ jBr . H u flf Beefo’s Beefo Beefo’s Beefo’s « « - Tele-fun by Warren Goodrich Naom i Van Gilder, Secretary -------- -----. * • ' « 7 r “ Old Trapdoor Spider Is sure smart about spacing calls so others can call dock hack. , He riw lust 1 TY Shuts his tr a _I p !” . . .Y our lin e ISRAELI LEADER . . . Ada Mal- mon Fishman, member of the Is raeli paruamen*. parliament, rests rBCn rc»»» at — her hotel in New York discussing with won’t be busy to others if you the prw. O fpw minutes between • ™na 8 . P a c iC ^ T d e p h o n e . raell’s political scene ana oi c deyHopment. u th . Grasg Valley, Oregon. bX)R YOUR WILLYS 4-WHEEL DRIVE PICKUP, JEEP OR STATION WAGON contact Willis Motor Co., West Col 'um bia River highw ay,. Th* Dalles, Ore. Also Wlllys Sta tion Wagons, Jeepsters, Sedan Deliveries and 2-Wheel drfj® - Pickups i ton equipped with the new F-head HURRICANE motor. Used civilian and mili- «ary Jeeps. Willy» Overland Parts and Service. 35trn w ay of life stem s Reddy Kilowatt is working longer for from a gracious you, running more labor-aaving appli ances.' Yet, the longer he works, the sp A irit of tolerance, lower are hit hourly wages. Today m oderation an d Reddy’s pay for housework good fellow ship. only about half as much per hour as averages ten years ago. Can you think of any thing else that has gone down and lig h t beer is the beverage of m oderation. Enjoy down in price? ,— — <.o* How do you like our new shingle? W e ’re your new headquarters for General Electric Automatic Heating Equipment , Our new appointment Is a big event for you. It .meana that General Blectrlc H eating «Equipment Is available— right now—right here in your own community. It means that now Ihave our organization at hand to you n “ G-E equipment—and keep it serviced. mstall _ We welcome the chance of telling you __ h«-atine woally jM« is Why lust n „ There are a lot of things y o u ---- - — ■sow about cost, equip" aent works, ancf why It works better. A phone call or a post card will bring you die answers. • 1 *5!?! — W a sc o , O r e g o n . 2 7ï L ■ a I » S i - M j A _ • ta THE COST OF I I V I N G is up 68% R A U CUTS NCE Re.idcntial electric ratee here are leee 'Y'/ ' ' faeifie Fewer tf UgM Company M O k -W » WAM AR 1910 • Eastern Oregon Electric Company . I ?! • Phone 761 öfa. ' J - O ur 40»h Anniversary Y»ar • 1950
