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About Sherman County journal. (Moro, Or.) 1931-current | View Entire Issue (June 22, 1951)
MOB 3 > RA SHERM AN A ' COUNTY JOURNAL, MORO, OREGON • , TY *' •' 1 ’ summer, Moro Personals ««*• ‘ FRIDA Y, JU N E 22, 1M1 4i which 'sta rte d There will be a pie social andand Bud Belshe and families : been guests at the*Max Barzee visitlrlg relatives. > dance at Harlandview grangewere a t Bear Springs last Sun-t horne for a few days Mrs. Ed- Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Lan rv Saturday night June 23. day for the 25th anniversary ftortdfe is a sister of Mrs. Baraee. were up from Portland Bathers ♦ of their 1926 graduating class Miss Gloria Douma is home day to visit his parents Mr. and Bill Hall and family are back fro^ Moro Higjj schooi w . E. from teaching school near Eu- Mrs. Jess Landry for the day. from their school season at Ore- QUeji principal and Mrs. Neal gene for the past school year. Mrs. Elizabeth Kuypers was gon State and are living in their teacher, were also pre- Linnie Mae Serfling o f. Reeds- taken to a hospital in The Dalles house here and Bill is back at t ^ as hired by the school Tuesday after suffering a stroke the station. Linden M ersinger is^ w w White of board to teach the primary that parayzed one side- Mr- ana w ere M g ’ u e sts at the D ew ey arnHp« o ro next year thus Mr. a and Robert Bris- also ------------- home from .Z.R/VU school nnd and wnrk- work Se.Bttle g r a ^ e s^ a a t t M Moro nwrt^year^m u^^ n d Mrs. Marllyn> ing at the station again this Thompson home last week en members of spent the week end in Portland. summer. Mrs. Arthur Bueno,«. , a u t ^ h ^ served. . M - G I B , » and Mrs. Arthur Bucholtz, Paul and Edgar Alley. Vernon Miller Mr(J w u te Mrg Thompson's Mr and k fc .E u g e n e Knott taking Mrs.- mother. • i al?Ho to Wisconsin where Blum to her doctor for a check . • •*-, • Hood *IUver and two sons have they will spend several weeks «P-____________ ___________ Thought for today. th is . — Mr. and Mrs. Jim Kaufman Mr. and Mrs. James Dyer are and Sons were here over the home again after a month spent week end to visit Mr. and Mrs. at Eugene where they were set- Vern ArstUl and family and to ning the estate of his brother, gether with Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. James Kerr and George Kruger went to E ast son moved into town Monday kake for a fishing trip, night from Sandy and he start- Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Hewr ed work for the J. K. MfcKean. lett of Pierre, South Dakota company as a mechanic. Mrs. were guests of his sister Mrs. Kerr Is a daughter of Mr. and Earl Rehr from Thursday until Mrs. Dick Huhman and is well Sunday. known in^thls county. Mr. and Mrs. Francis Keyes Earl Kuskie and wife of Yakl- were here this week to move ma and John. Kuskie and three their furniture to the DeMoss children of Stevenson were house at DeMoss Springs where guests last week end at the they expect to live this next home of their sister Mrs. Eavl school term. Gentry and family. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Estlng- Roy Lindstrom w a s over er left Tuesday for Eugene where from Ione Wednesday and says he will take some more treat- that the wheat crop in Morrow ments for his asthma and short- county is one of Ihe best al- ness of breath. though noe considered quite so Wendell Balsiger returned fine as in 1948. Harvest is ex- Tuesday nighj from -Spokane pected to start there about the where he had been to attend a 10th. , 1 meeting of the. North P acific Grain Growers. Mrs Jeanette Yocum is attend The Lupine Rebekah lodge, ing school at Monmouth thia Moro, will celebrate its 50th an- c u. nt. „ nlversary next Sunday with a DeMoss Springs to picnic at ---------- which members and friends are invited. ,■ ' Bom: To Mr. and Mrs. Robert Carpenter (Florence Gentry) June 20 at the Hood River hos pital. an eight pound son, the RESTORE BEAUTY K BABY S A V E p . . . This baby faced death la Chlcaga until court (•reed parent», M r. and M rs. D ar rel] Labrenx. to conseat to blood transfusion to ccr.ibat RH blood factor coadlt’on. Parent» are mem bers o f IckavAu’s witnesses re- J Ufieus sect. “There is no trade or employment but that the man following it may become a hero?* secon d son. m o d e r a te r e fr e s h m e n t. . ♦ . L lflt 0LYMPI4 Vrt Hkiar” Otya^ia Srww*« Ca. Enjoy this W e h a n d le B eefo’s B eefo’s need fo r floor re fln ls h ln g ^ W a s c o L e g i o n H a ll WASCO, JUNE Ranch & Home Store 30, 1951 BENE1T OF BALL GROUNDS Moro, Oregon • Silver D iam ond valve-in-head en gin e proved lor pow er and econom y • R ugged 4-ipeed Synchro-shift transm ission • F aster-stop p in g P res-stop brakes; easier-rid in g Cradle-action springs • Steel-flex fram es built to take heavy loads and rough roads 060 **4/5 QT. >' m aneuverability BEEFO’S OLD TIME QUALITY! • S in gle-red u ction or 2-sp eed h y p o id -gear rear axles for lo n g , trouble-free perform ance • 37* turnin g angle, shorter wheelbases for greater “W B o u rb o n J. K. McKean Company Buy ? o f th e C e n tu r y At the CAPITAL CITY, M oro, Oregon Beef o’s ADMISSION $2.00 PERSON famous for , featuring S C om fo-V ision Cab - ’room iest cab on the road* 2 p.m. to 1 a.m. everything yon G R W STRAIGHT BOURBON U.t A • • New Hours: EASY TO OPERATE ( LEAN AND DUSTLESS LOW RENTAL RATES ™ SAV‘ mu F or A RENTED SANDER Heayy-My fusi Tike ft® Good Old Days! . —Wok Whitman ________ Mr. and Mrs. George Martin and Mr. and Mrs. Gene Coelsch came up from Eugene Tuesday f d with Mr and ~ i Mrs. Stan Coelsch. The Gene Coelschs live in California. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hoskin-. son and son, Bob, left last week end for San Luis Obispo, Calif, returning Bob to Camp Cooke near that town and giving a brief vacation to the elder flos- kinsons. TO Y O U R FLOO RS W IT H ¡J j For lower-cost general-purpose hauling- | NEW INTERNATIONAL L-160 Series TRUCKS * Beefo’s UnERNATIOIIAK TRUCKS STRAIGHT BOUIIOM WHISKEY- 86 PROOF NATIONAL DISTILLERS MOD. (OIF., N.V. NEW HAIL INSURANCE RATES - XBW INSURANCE BATES ON HAII, FOR WHEAT HAVE BEEN SET AT «MW PER «K»-«» OF INSUR ANCE IN SHERMAN COUNTY FOB THIS YEAH. FIBE BATES ABE 45 CENTS PEE »10000. APPI.K’ATION IN at THE OBT YOUB the office op the Sherman Co-op in W asco m t . ITS N IW KAMI . . . W ith sensational naw Hydraguide power «taering iour-fUthr of tfw work ia done for you at your toad» on tho whool! The littla a t lady can park the biggest Chrysler w ith two fingers . . . driv» all day w ith freedom from arm fatigue! G riffith & Meek« A L L TYPES O F . IN S U R A N C E wy v » » W E E W W W V DRIVK WITH THIS N IW J A /fT Y I I t not only makaa steering four-fifths easier . . . but many rimes aa/er, too. Take« o u t the strain driving in ruts, sand, snow or crosa-countty. Even off the road onto a soft shoulder, Hydraguide helps keep your car steady with almost no effort I ■ E ” W E Levels with Power New Case Hillside Combine • IN JO Y ITS N IW CONTROt . . . You can’t imagine the feel o f complete command this new kind of steering gives you. In city traffic . . . on awkward driveways . . . m snug garage doorways . . . you never fait steering control like it. . XT lab' Chrysler's New Hvdraauide Power Steering] -’M J** H e r e u th e m odern way to feet, e u v h ill.id e h e r v e .ti.ig ' - t h e ru g g ed new C „ e M o d el " V -2 ” 1 6 -fo o t h ill.id e com - b in e w ith f u ll pow er con trol o f b o th header and lev elin g d e v ic e . Caae fu lly equalized tw o-w heel lev elin g m o v e . on e w h e e l u p a» th e o th er twinga d ow n, keeping th e com bine d o « to th e g ro u n d . G rain bin ia centrally located fo e g o o d balance and extra »tability. C entralixed lubrication atation. elim in a te m any in d iv id u a l « r v ic e p o in t.. Learn m ore .h o u r thia great new C ase h illsid e com bine today. power ereenng. ir a not m uiu . ife o trf on thorond NOW1 I t is being celled the mo«t important automotive achieve ment since the development of the self starter. People who try it — even after hearing about it from frie n d f-x arf‘ cortl" pletely surprised and delighted at '-WG totally new ease and control Hydraguide gives them at the wheel. I t is regular equip ment on Crown Imperials, optional ai extra cost on other Imperial and New Yorker modela Your Chrysler dealer invites you to try it for yourself. CHRYSLER fiossi engineered cars in thajrodd PRATT M oro, O regon First and Bins Streets
