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About Sherman County journal. (Moro, Or.) 1931-current | View Entire Issue (Sept. 29, 1950)
PAGE 5 SHERMAN COUNTY JOURNAL, MORO, OREGON , Moro Personals first part of the week from Kansas where she visited for three weeks. Going with her friends from The Dalles Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Russell and dau ghter Beverly She reported a very nice trip, driving through some pretty country. Mrs Andy Paulson has been working -at the county clerks of fice during the absence of Mrs Tom Monroe. Mr and Mrs George Mitchell were in Corvallis last week to take their son, Tom, to OSC to start his college course. John Shepard of the state of fice of PM A stopped in Moro Thursday on crop insurance of- fairs. ’ Joe McNaught, assistant man ager of The Dalles branch, is here this week to take the place of Carrel Bennett, who is taking a vacation by building a garage. Work of digging the new ditch designed to assure drain age in the area above Moro is going on with county equipment doing the work. Elwood McPher son is busy with the bull-dozer and Jason Glenn with the carry- all and have done about half of the work during the past ten BORN: To Mr. and Mrs. Claud Bayer September 25, in The Dal les a 9 lb 1 oz. son. A drivers license examiner will be on duty Tuesday, Octo ber 3, at the courthouse between the hours of 10 a. m. ant> 3 p. m Joseph M. Monroe, brother of Tom Monroe was killed near Grants Pass last Friday in an automobile accident and funeral services were held in Portland Tuesday afternoon. Mi* N. W. Frees Jr. (Jane French) and two children arriv ed Monday night from Imperial Beach to visit for a few weeks with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Giles French. Her husband is a navy flier on duty in the war area around Korea. The first meeting of the Moro Woman’s club will be held at the club rooms Thursday October 5, according to Mrs. Paul May, president Mrs. B. H. Roberson w i l l review Vardis Fischer’s book, **Children of God”, and door prizes will be awarded. Harlandview Grange will ob serve Booster night next Satur day evening with a program be ginning at eight o’clock. Grang ers and friends ire u:ged to come Cards will played after the program. Miss Rose Hoosier, music su pervisor of Crook county stopped for a short visit at the Wily W. Knighten home this week while on her way home to Prineville - from a visit in Stanfield with relatives LaVonn Kirby returned the FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 20, 1950 tim e, w riting credit rep o rts in Among those attending the Mr and Mrs. George Fox and last week at the home of Mr. W asco, in terestin g w ork. Bus football game at Fossil Friday M rs. G eeorge F o x son jimmy returned home Fri- and Mrs. George Blackburne iness knowledge or education were Mr. and Mrs Jblarl Olds, One day last week the high day evening after being gone while his folks were gone. preferred. W rite Mr. W. 1 Herman Ziegler Jr., Mr. and s c h £ . students of R ufus scf.oof since Monday m orning. The Fox- Mrs. Melvon Brady spent last Gray P. O. Box i'll, Portland Mrs. Alfred Koch, Mr. and Mrs. held election of officers. Howard es took their daughters Eleanor week end in Portland. •’ 48-5ÖC 7, Oregon. Pinkerton, Mr .and Mrs Steward, a senior was elected and Dolores to Corvallis where ---------------------------------- - ------ Dean A. A Dunlap, Ed ^lley, Bruce FOR SALE: Red Cedar fence president. Cecelia Bellonl, the they enrolled as a senior and CARD o p THANKKS Alley and Sam Stark. The Moro posts. <£ L. Briggs Rt. 4 Box only senior girl was made vice- junior resp ectv ey a • * We wisn jn this way to ex boys won by a score of 28 to 0. 204, Hillsboro, Oregon. 4S-8p president. Jack Steward of the ter leaving orva J press our sincere appreciation junior class will be treasurer, overnight gues s W e t aid Qf the klnd CUSTOM SLAUGHTERING Meat cutting, wrapping, sharp and Buzz Brand also a junior the Pi ot u R#dmon<l friends who came to our as- freeze. Bring them In any dav was elected sergeant of arms. While go ng at the sistance during the time of our but Sunday. C & C Food Store, These officers were for the stu- they sopped Thursdav Krlef over the death of our be- dent body. The different classes auction sales yards, ^ s d a y * loved, . . Leon H. Smith. Grass Valley, Oregon. FOR SALE: Spinet piano. Will elected their own officers. afternoon ^ F ^ T w p h e w Z > Mrs. Leon Smith and sons sacrifice for quick sale. Cash FOR YOUR WILLYS 4-WHEEL Mr and Mrs. Arthur Smith DRIVE PICKUP, je e p OR or terms. Can be seen at Moro. Mr' and Mrs. Delmar Smith STATION WAGON contact Write Tallman 1 Piano Store, and family Willis Motor Co., West Col 395 South 12th St. Salem, Ore. Mrs. Anna Lee umbia River Highway. The 48-50c Dalles, Ore. Also Willys Sta FOR SALE: Large Heaterola oil tion Wagons, Jeepsters, Sedan School. The Rufus school build- in potatoes thi. f . heater, also Wedgewoqd gas Deliveries and 2-Wheel drive Art range good condition. Pickups k ton equipped with ing is well kept up with newly Mr and Mrs Harry Allan of W ell D rilling C o n tra c to r 48c Watkins, Wasco. the new F-head HURRICANE varnished floors in the class j<lOnclik.e were business callers motor. Used civilian and mill- room Thursday in -------------- Redmond. 1W... and gymnasium. ........ .......... Additional ............. .„uraua, ... — T E E DALLES. OREGON HELP WANTED; National or tary Jeeps. WUlysOverland wiring in the electrical system Qeorge pox j r> wafi a houseguest Phone 3729. 518 W. 7thSt- ganization offers opportunity Parts and Service. 35tfn was also put in -for this year. ___ _______ to make money In your spare Mr. and Mrs. T. L Fields were ? ♦ ♦ ♦ « , ^ ♦ - ♦ * « - * '* * * * * * ♦ < * ♦ ♦ ^ * * ♦ - • ♦ ♦ * pleasantly surprised last Thurs day afternoon when Wr. and Mrs. J. A. Laird and Mr. and Mrs. E. Storm of Clovis, New Mexico came to visit them Mr. Storm and Mrs. Laird are bro days. ther and sister and wiLf be re Harry Kunsman, Free Crews membered by some in the com- . and Ted von Borstel left Thurs munity as Florence and Everett day morning for their annual Storm. They, with their parents A t th e C A P I T A L C I T Y , M o r o , O re g o n hunting trit> to* Union and Grant lived In the China-Hollow district " counties. where they attended school at Herman Ziegler Jr. left Satur the China Hollow and \Masco day an<) Carl Ziegler left Sunday schools from 1900 until 1905 for La Grande where they will Their mother was a sister of Win enter EOCE. Herman for his sen P u rrv They are now making ior year and Carl for his junior an extended trip through all and, tonlinuino available W .. the western states. Their mother year ______ , ~ passed away several years ago. but the father passed away only, K M ’ ! ' E recently at the age of nlnety- White label ,,AN,> three years. 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