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CpVNTY
JOl'RNAL,
Moro Personals
W asco
MOKO. OREGON
FRIDAY, APRIL 23, 1952
News Item s. .
„ The newly elected officers for
year 1952-53 are Mrs. T. Lester
Johnson, president; Mrs. Robert
Bish. vice-president'; Mrs. Lyndon
Haven, secretary; Mrs. Lola Fos
ter.. treasurer.
Program for the’ afternoon:
'impressione from Hawaii" given
by Mrs. Alice Anderson. Mrs.
Estrelle Hailey and MYs. Charles
Fvltqn, all having visited in the
islands this past winter.
Refreshments were served by
Mrs. Hugh White and Mrs. Ful-
ton,
Mr. and Mrs. * Ralph Busse LAWUEXt K KIRBY HONORED
had as Sunday evening dinner
A service pin representing 14
guests Mr. and Mrs. Rusty More
years of 'service with Pacific
land and daughters of Fossil.
«Power & Light* company w as pre
Mr. Francis Keyes, music in sented to l-awrence Kirby, Moro
structor in the Moro high school, lineman-agent, last Friday even
is giving a musical recital May 2 ing at Thex Dilles Civic auditor
by* all his pupils at the Moro ium in a dinner-dance meeting
Community church at 8:00 p. m. of employees of "the power com
Refreshments will be served af pany from The Dalles ynd Hpod
ter the recital.
River arias. ‘ '
The affair, ‘attended- by more
The American Legion auxili-
ary elected Yvonne Kirkelie as than 120 people, was the last of
their representative
to Girls a series held throughout the WAW’O HCOITT8 HOLD T E A
State to be held at Salem in the Pacific service area honoring the
Girl Scout Troop Np, 1. Wasco,
Capitol building from June 4 to company’s 127G employees and
14. Vivette Sparling was elected their w ives and husbands. Total held its annual Silver Tea and
as alternate. Dorothy Brown has 'setvice for the entire group re Apron sale April 21. Many friends
and visitors attended.
been elected from the auxiliary présentai 13,027 years.
The girls put on the tea • this
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at Ken;.
year, furnishing the program, re
Mr. aryl Mrs. P au ’ May had as HTI DY ( L I B MEETS
The Wasco Women’s Study freshments and part of the
tneir guest last week hia cousin,
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Mrs. Ray Borger of Portland • club held Its annual meeting at aprons.
the
home
of
Mrs.
Chartes
Fulton,
Mrs. Clarence Srarling honored
Mrs. Gdrdoh Fraser Friday af Friday, April 18th.
Roll cal 1 for the afternoon was
ternoon when a group of friends
M A R IN E * Y n MJR a ’ n CB b C O *
a favorite flower.
During t^e
were invited in for bridge.
p a n t L IM IT E D , of Great Brttaltt.
made to the Im urxnce Commlaotoner
business meeting the 21 members
of the State of Oregon. pursuant to
Mr. and Mks. Mike Mitchell of
present discussed possible chang
law:
Fairview, visited over the week es Jn the constitution, elected
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end with Mr. and Mrs. Ralph new officers and made plans for
M o r tx a n loan« on real
JJone
Busse.
estate ----------- — -----
the Portland reception to
be
Real relate - - - - —
Mrs. Anna Mason of Detroit, given jointly - with the Tuesday
Caeh and bank depoatta S.STÖTS» »4
A re nt»' balances or un
Michigan, is here visiting her club In honor of Mrs. Hildred
collected premium«
Interest, dividend» and
aunt, Mrs. John Foss and family. Zell, state president p i the Oré
real eptata Income due
ar.d accrued — ------- --
xî$:fô?:5â
Mr. and Mrs. IJoy Beshee and gon Federated Women’s clubs.
Other assets — -------- --
Mr. and M*rs. LeRoy Belshee left
Tot»!
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" l ìà b I l it . .. sú ' r F l ü s a n d
The Justesen family of Kent
Wednesday for Portland to spend
Loases
the rest of the week visiting and recently gave to the auxiliary
Loes adjustment e«-
some side rails for their hospital
to take in the Shrine circus.
$ 5 » É S S S ÍH t f t w w i
Thelma Dlmmick of Kenne bed.
A card from Mrs. El va Bryant
wick, Wn., and Zora Morgan of
’SS
Portland, took their parents, Mr. relates that after four months
Statutory
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depoalt S 300.000.00
and Mrs. Dick Morgan to the In southern California she Is
UnaaaUned
T u m i <« u
home of Mrs. Dlmmick for a back home in Shedd, Oregon and
A»lu»>
weeks visit last week. This week very glad to l>e there.
Francis Keyes l^as been called
NRfis Zora Morgan is spending
the time With her sister, Mrs. into service again and has to re
ToUaf f EM Efêf or
Premium» e a r n e d ------- 3-
Lloyd Johnson and family. Miss port for duty in the navy Muy
Intese In c u rre d ------ ».
L om expeneee incurred
Morgan, a nurse, Is convalescing 22. His family wish to remain in
Other underwrlttnM ex-
pensee incurred
1.1T»,»1».«7
Moro if a house can be found.
from a recent operation.
Giles French, candidate for Spray Filter», Barney’s G. V.
T tai underwriting 4e-
A,
'ici Iona - — — ■- - , » 3 .91». M 2 0«
the Republican nomination for
N et underwrttUUf «■»■
or lo e » ---------
congress, was home a . part of
Inveeutieat Im e n e —
other Income
A Wiperior »ervice
the week end after a trip to the
Total, before federal
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> southern part of the far flung
of personal «Rendane»
Federal Income taxes
tuawral' —
Second district and expressed
THAT COSTS* N O MORE
Net Income —
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Remittances to Home
himself as much encouraged
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with the acceptance of his cam
holders----
paign. Legislators who have ser
ste-'n.’s ’/ 'i- is s u
ved with him at Salem are al
surplus ( n e t ) ----- —
A p e r ta * £< = *}
most all for his election, he re
’ K i a f f i f , a , r : a « i .« « » «
ports. He left again Monday
I3M
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morning for Ontario by way of
P
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«OOÖHIAVt
John Day and Prairie .City for a
Net p r*mlum* recehed
' ,kfi.lt
A wide range of price»
N et i l ium» pa x j ----- —
two week trip.
Dividend» paid or credited to
'P ro g ram
consisted juf x group
siqging by the Irvop nu'inflicrs,
piano selection by Phyllis Wa»-
kirtS, Jeannette Bel hee.- Carmen.
Royse, Betty Haven: a demon
stration of tyiton tw irling by Lily
V a u gh n ;'a tap dance by Sally
Fields and a number on the ae-
.cordion by Janice McIntyre.
The refreshment
committee
memibers w’ere Shirley Kellogg
chairman, Jeannette Belshee ahd
Peggy Austen.
Taylor lodge No. 99,- A.F. anti
A. M. loaned the Masonic hall
to the girls for their use for the
occasion.
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that there might be deposits of
the "black g o ld ’ in this section
of Oregon. The leases are being
obtained for exploratory purposes
ami .cover lx>th gas and oil.
Thursday morning at the home
of Mrp. Max Barsee.
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Burnet re-
ceived w'ord that their landlady,
Mrs. W. E. Allison died Wed-
Georgia Schmidt joined the
Wa\c- and left recently by plane
from Portland to her training
station in M aryland.,
Charles Bullard was taken to
the hospital Monday. Latest re
ports are that he is expected
home the latter part of the week.-
The Junior Ladies o f'th e Moro
church held a brunch party
Metal Screws,
♦Kai me»!» afl with«»
policyholder. — - —
•Prinalpal offtee in
B arney*a G. V. *
D O O LY
Hand p ap er,
use
SER VICE
WITHIN
wTacation
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THE
K rpuhiican C a n d id a to for
N o m in a tio n for Repreoontativo
2 2 n d D istrict
Howard Dent lor
- Pergole
. *9°'< Committee
Gee. lia A P f Secretary
it h jp e O®11*»- Oregaa
204 W. 4th.
MEANS OF ALL
SMITH-GALLAWAY
GHAPEL
O re g o n
J.P. S teiwer
Eieenhawer I
Expcmvton of 4-M A HA youth program».
Sound rnanurcat developm ent.- yr
Pretnctran at I roe enterprtee.
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P rim a rie s , M a y 16
D O R 1N W IL B U R N
W ELL DRILLING
Ijeonard R. Smith
T E S DALLES, OREGON
The Dalle», Oregon
Phone 3135
Phone 3729,
518 W. 7thSt
P d. A d v. Steiw er for R ep resen tative C om m ittee
Steve T h o m p so n , C h m ., H ep pn er; O regon
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Dr. Otis G. Perkins
Beefo’s
B e e fo ’s
'Optometrist'
More farming being done on
has m o v e d h is o f f ic e
to
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405 East Second Street
Acroaa
th e street fr o m S to d e lm a n -B o n n H a r d w a r e
Omm nms
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the farms right now hut the
same cordial welcome and
excellent service prevails a t
The Dalles
At C O M P A N Y
B a r n e y ’» G. V.
O f f ic e 5 3 6 2 ; R e s id e n c e - 2 0 4 4
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BEEFO’S
A t th e C A P I T A L
C I T Y , M o r o , O re g o n
Beefo's
GRASS VALLEY
IHHI
W a$co
Portland. O r e m
Sposored by V . F.
GREYHOUNDS
Gay Shop.
-a.
Square Dance
in pleasure trips . . .
Clam Diggers, Levis, N e w Blouses
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DISTIN CTIVE FVN EBAL
Phones:
For t e * y ’s BEST BUYS
W h ite Stag, Lazy Susan w rap skirt
’ BILL'DEHT JR.
B a r n e y ’» G. V.
SHOP
lovely new dresses and Lingerie
Barney’s G. V.
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E m e ry «’lo th ,
THE G A Y
OIL MEN ¿ fit AIN I *G
L E A SE S ON LAND HERE
HOW ARD
' F. M. Hulett Jr. and Phil D.
Willhite, representing one of the FO« D IL IG A T I
large oil companies, are working
TO T H I
In the southern part of Sherman
REPUBLICAN
county this week obtaining leases
on land. tThe men have been N A T IO N A L
working in neighboring counties C O M V IN T IO M .
(filed by Daciarati
also.
I t is not known that there is
oil in this vicinity -but a survey
by the federal geological divi
sion brought to light indications
N a ils,
nesday in Portland
and that
lurteral services would be held
in that city Friday.
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Light Bulb«, Barney’» G. V. .
Beefo’s
Saturday, A p ril 26 -- 9:00 P M .
banning
ervice
K L IC K IT A T
at WASCO
M . Saue^ Calling
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as personal as...
FREE
p e rs o n a liz e d
f
> 2 , 3 0 P. M .
Sunday, A p r il 27
ch ecks belong exclusively to
L et G reyhound’sVncntion Plan
ning Service plan jtu t the trtp you
> w uu/ . arranging for hotels,
transportation, special sightsee
in g . . , uU for out loto fOt/J O t
plan your ow n vacation on —
EVERY DAY LOW FARES!
O n« W ay
R ound
P o rtla n d
$2.60
$
E ugene
6.50
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you. They add jo u r ow a indi
viduality to çvçry financial trans
action. Open your regular per
sonal checking account. . . your
name and address is printed
FREE.
Personal checks' are friend'
lier, more neighborly . s.. and
give a cjaick, accurate check anc
double-check on your expense?
Admission:
The EASy-OOES-IT CORNER
Sp«ed Overhaul Jobs With
10.40
Homemade Piston Cleaner
(AasTUO
GREYHOUND BUS DEPOT
SHERMAN COUNTY BRANCH
Figs ST N A TIO N A L B A N K
K E IT H
CATH ERIN E ANDERHEN
trip
4JW
3.40
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M CDO NA LD
It y o u do y o u r o w n m a in te
nance on your car, you m ay be
in terested in m aking thia little
g a d g et w e heard a b o u t .
It m akes th e scraping of pie-
ton ring grooves fa st and assy.
U N IO N PACIFIC
Where the U n ion Pacific goes : s • there s
vacation land! G lam orous cities i ; J frjgndly little
OF PORTLAND
tow n s . • • the old hom e place.
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W hen you travel to and from the East visit Sun Valley,
Idaho, and in season, the scenic W estern W onderlands:
Y ellow stone-G rand T eton N ational Parks, Jackson
H ole, Zion-B ryce Canyon-Grand Canyon National
Parks, Dude R anches and the Colorado R ockies.
C hoose U n ion Pacific for restful, carefree travel . . .
unsurpassed service and finest accom m odations.
Call u s about i t F ine product«
lik e thia plus faithful aervico
are th e m ainstay« o f our local
business.
• ” /Vem»«a» 7Vf>* ” °^ e ot ittionottd
by (JU Xawrwxw, PttroUua IntOtutt.
• U T S S tM O O M C O N T O O iT H K *
A si /o r FREE Vacation T our Folder
75c
Member fede«» Depo»H loeerexe te rg g ro r-u
the tavern
lot
NIXT TRIP AND IV M V TRIP OO UNION PACIFIC
O f course, y o u w on’t have to
worry about th is job if you use
H eavy D u ty R P M M otor Oil.
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F irst m otor oil developed thru
atom ic research. H eavy D u ty
"R PM ," co m p a red w ith con-
ventional oils,* doubles the life
of average autom obile engines
between m ajor overhauls due to
lubrication . . . cuts in h alf the
wear rate of vital engine parts.
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Three fine frei«» d aily to and from tho Soot
S r x e a ta /iu o u -CITY OF POSTLAND”
UNION 1
P A C IF IC
R A IL R O A D
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C O IW IN IIN T t C N I P U H f . . » I O * F A S I»
I Oil c»
el (oliioraia Fredwt
L ot ut kelp plan your trtp
Atk for bouutifuUy illut/ra teJ kooklot i
" V A C A T IO N S E A S T "
nutribufed by
C a th e r in e A n d e rs o n
•’ P O R T L A N D 1 O S I ”
••ID A H O A N ”
LOCAL AGENT
K e i t h M c D o n a ld
Wa*fO, O regon
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