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About Sherman County journal. (Moro, Or.) 1931-current | View Entire Issue (June 1, 1951)
- — 4*”* 1 V M OB 3 7 -7 / SHERMAJf COUNTY JOURNAL, MORO, OREGON Moro Personals 1/ iV .A FRIDAY, JUNE 1, IM I of Madras came down Memorial Callers this week at the home day to be with their mother, Mrs. of Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Barnum Mrs. Mollie McLachlan. were her sister in law, Mrs. Gina Eetella Dillinger yas up from Medler and her brother, Fred The Dalles also. Mr. and Mrs. A. O. Ekstrom Medler, both of Portland. Callers at the home of Mrs. and Mrs. Lotus Kenny were Soren Hansen Memorial day were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Bel- her son and wife, Mr. and Mrs. shee Memorial day and Wednes Ove Hansen of The Dalles, Mlrs. day night, leaving for their homes Gertrude Brown of Portland, Ray Thursday morning. Mr. and Mrs. mond Henricha of Cascade Locks .Belshee also left that day* for and his daughter and husband Eugene because of the illness who are visiting in Oregon of her sister. Mr. and Mrs. Tommy Jones from the east. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Busse were returned Wednesday from Klam hosts Sunday at a party in honor ath Falls where Mrs. Jones at of Clarence May, who has now tended and served on a commit finished his basic training at tee at the state convention of San Diego and been assigned to Postmaster’s League. a camp at the mouth of the Col Mrs. Ellsworth L. Woods was umbia. Present were MY. and up from Independence for Mem Mrs. Wallace May, Mr. and Mrs. orial day, decorating graves at Claude May and daughter, Clau The Dalles and Moro, also on her dia, Mr. and Mrs. Lieson Coffee way to Pendleton to vfctt her and daughter Donna of Portland daughter, Mrs. Claude L. Irons. and George Hesse of Paisley, Mrs. Gwen Matson is here Mrs. Grass Zevely, Mary Cook and the honor guest, Clarence May. The last meeting of the Ameri Third A Union St. can Legion auxiliary will be held The Dalles Oregon at the Legion hall Wednesday June 8 at 2 p. m. says Mollie Mc- Paint • W allpaper • |Venetian Lachkan, president. There will be Blinds election of officers and some bingo will be played with white G ENERAL PAINT (PRODUCTS H eavy Kote - one coat finish elephant gifts as awards. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Harrington F lex - Colorful decorator and Mr. and Mrs Art Chamness Rayonite, washable sm ooth finish MORO NEW S ITEM » News Mr. and Mrs. Earl Gentry and daughter, Wilma, drove to Long May 24, at 8 p. ift'. the seniors view, Washington, last Saturday robed in royal blue caps and to spend the week end w ith'his gowns, made their final appear brother who recently moved ance on the Rufus stage. >. The to th a t town. high school graduates were Ce Several members from Sher-« man county attended the Elks cilia Belloni, -* Howard Steward, picnic at Tygh Valley Sunday. Wayne Eaton and Dick Francis. Mrs. Ross Ornduff is in The The class motto was “Less Than Dalles where she is undergoing Our Best Is Failure.” The eighth observation by doctors of the grade graduates were Dorothea clinic. £ Steward, Vincent Rice, Neal Ea Mr. and Mrs. George Mitchell ton, Ray Farrar and Donald Dou and Mr. and Mrs. Collis Moore glass. were in Pendleton Saturday to The program was as follows. visit friends. Processional, Mrs. Kathryn Lit Giles French was in The Dalles Monday to attend a meeting of tle; Invocation, Rev. Wycliffe READY TO YODEL . . . During a sub-committee on- taxation of Rice; Welcome, Wayne Eaton; inspection of Italian forces, Gen. the state-wide land use commit Class Motto, Dick Francis; Salu- Dwight D. Eisenhower was pre tee Which has been appointed to tatorian address, Howard Ste sented with an Alpine hat by an study1 land use In the light of ward; Valedictorian address, Ce Alpine unit. An officer of the force new developments. First study celia Belloni; the song “Sylvia” Is trying one on the for sisc. Ho of land use was made in 1925. by Dottle Steward and Vincent wore a yodeling lid like a veteran v , - Mr. and Mrs. Andy Patjens Rice; Prof C. T. Duncal, associ of the Alpo. from Gresham were here Mon ate professor of Journalism, from day night to attend the high the University of Oregon spoke on “The Greatest Luxury*’. Mr. The Rufus stage was attractive school graduation exercises. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Heater and Joe Morris, chairman of the ly decorated with a number of daughter are leaving Friday for board, presented the diplomas; baskets and vases of colorful Corvallis so Joe can graduate Dick Francis sang “Without A spring flowers. with his class. He has had Song”. Mrs. Melvon Brady, prin enough credit since January. — cipal, presented the different There will be a service of Di awards to the students. Rev. Sherman county city officials Rice gave the . Benediction and vine Worship in the Grass Valley who were arhong those present Mrs. Little played the Recession Methodist church next Sunday, * ! ■ ’ T June 3, at 3 o’clock. at the district meeting of the al. League of Oregon Cities at the country club near t The Dalles last Thursday night were A. A. Dunlap, councilman of Grass Valley, Robert Marvin, treasurer, Darwin Van Gilder, councilman and Giles French, mayor, of * s Moro. < . . Mrs. J. F. Noonan and her dau ghter, Mrs. Lorena Eaves and her daughter, Rea, left early Tuesday morning for St. Helens to spend Memorial day with rela tives there. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Sparling were up from Portland to wlt- • ness the graduation ceremony at the school house Monday nlRussel Wills, who was killed in a plane accident near Fossil Sunday afternoon was a son of Mr and Mrs. Bob Wills who *”71__ 777'*' ,7 - ' . v long tihw residents J>f Wheeler county and who JWM We would be glad to take care here for a brief time. Russel worked tor Vernon Miller fora of your need». * year, leaving about a year ago, J He was a veteran of the second world war and was 27 years OH, With Neil H art.b e had been at Spray to participate in a rodeo and was flying home. , Mrs. Edna Melzer and daugh M ortgage Loans to M eet 'Your Individual needs : ter, Priscilla, were here Memor ial day from The Dalles. Pris ATTRACTIVE TKRMH cilla has just completed her sec ond year of college work at PROMPT SERVICE • -,---- ---♦ lew is A Clark. - Mrs. Lena Searcy came up from Hillsboro to spend Memor ial day here with her children A western com pany serving wetter n agriculture : and grandchildren. J B. Morrison was over from HOME O FFICE : Arlington to observe Memorial Portland, Oregon 812 8. W. W w àlw rton ’ day and for the family gathering Phone AT <331 - held annually. Mr. , and Mrs. Lester Conlee, having just returned from a trip to Tia Juana, Reno and other recreation spots noted for life and action left Tuesday for a -H o w fe g o o d iekfhone SoMot w stay of several weeks at tneir cottage at Ocean Lake. George Mitchell. I^awrence * Warren ,Vernon Miller, Wallace May and Albert Kaseherg went to Heppner Monday to he a part of a conservation tour of strip - - •*. ■ ---- cropping' plantings in Morrow county. Mr. and Mrs. John Sell of The Dalles and children, Joan and Randy, were luncheon guests of Mr. and Mrs. Giles French Wednesday after the Memorial day service at which Mr. Sell was speaker. — The Lucust trees which got - frozen back just as they were be ginning to leaf out, are out In leaf now. It is thought they will not bloom now. Earlier when the leaves come out the bloom seems to corile with them. Seattle and to look after farming affeirs. Miss Doris Amidon and Mrs. Gayle Goddard were here Mem orial day from 1 their homes in and near Portland. Glenn McLachlan of Heppner was here this week to visit his mother, Mrs. Mollie McLachlan. Glenn Is nursing a; broken w rist Beefo’s B eefo’s New Hours: 2 p.m. to 1 a.m. Adams Paint Store B E E FO ’S At the CAPITAL CITY, Moro, Oregon B eefo’s B e e fo ’s O ver 343 H ead o f L IV E S T O C K Hail Insurance Rates on wheat reduced to $1.50 per $100 You can insure a 30 bushel crop at $2,00 per bushel for only 90 cents per acre ■. from Washington, D. C. to visit her parents, Mr. and M rs.'John Foss and her sister and brother in this county. Mr. and Mrs. Dewey Thompson had as guests Memorial day their family and the Melzer families for dinner. Mr. and Mrs. Irving Hart were here for Memorial day from to be SHOW N and SOLD at the 4-H & FFA FA W. T. Balsiger Insurance A gey Standard Insurance Co. ; Eureka Lodge No. 121 A.F. A AA* Meets on the 1st ana 3rd Thursday evening« eerh month. Visiting members cordially in vited to meet with us Donald Martin, W.M. H .B. Pinkerton, Secretary Moro Lodge No. 113 1.0.0F Meets 1st and 3rd Tuesdays In I.O.O.F, hall. Tranrient and visiting brothers are cordially Mvlted to meet with us. Earl Gentry, N. G. Leo Watkins, Secretary Lupine Rebekah Lodge No. 113 Meets 2nd and 4th Tuesdays of each month. Visiting members welcome Gladys Morrison, N.G. Helen Martin, Sec. Bethlehem Chapter No. 78. O.R.8 Meets every second ano fourth Thursday to each month; visiting meuahers Invited. Moro, Oregon Gwen Ross, W. M. Naomi Van Gilder, Secretary a t T h e D a lle s INK AUCTION YARD Ju n e 4 - 5 * 6 y a 27 Exhibitors from Sherman County will speedlong Distance se/tice nAen you piace your call t y num ber SHOW and SELL 33 beef, 19 sheep, 1 swine / * In these busy telephone days, when »0 many calls that help build our nation’s strength are going over Long Distance lines, you’ll find your operator can give you much faster service on your out- of-town calls if you give her the number you want rather than '„X*- ■ < ■ - just the name and address. That w ay, you see, you w on’t have to , • ' » - ... Back up your 4-H and FFA Members with CASH for their animals. Be at the Show in person or purchase their animals by proxy. wait while she calls “Information’’ to get the number you’re calling. So w hy not start yoUr own out-of-town number list right away? . . 6 e & way to keep out-of-town numbers is in a handy booklet, kept near your telephone. One way to get the numbers is by asking your friends for their number whenever you’re in touch with them. u i ) Pacific Telephone SEE YOUR COUNTY AGENT or FEA INSTRUCTOR FOR DETAILS eooooooooooooooeooooooooeooooooooooooooooooaoow z t L ..t ?r • 7i’L. ■ K
