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About Sherman County journal. (Moro, Or.) 1931-current | View Entire Issue (Dec. 5, 1952)
l 'A b t í "HHUMAN COI ’NTY JOURNAL, MORO, OREGON FRIDAY, DECEMBER 3, littS A child's purse, a Henry purse, has i»een left at this office. It is without identification and the BORN: To Mr. and Mis. John owner may have it hv Mei ' 0 Shipley, November 28 at The ing it. Lt. and Mrs. W alter Eslinger Dalles, a daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Graberv* and sons, Jim anti Tom, were borst and children spent Thanks, here last weekend from Brem giving at Salem where they ate erton, Wn., where he is now stationed with the navy. turkey with his folks. Mr. and Mrs Harry. Pinkerton Alex Rickett is here for a 'v isit w ith his sister, Mr i. Le* went to Portland Wednesday where he will give the welcom ter Conlee for a few days. I-ouls Sather went to The ing address to the wheat league, Dalles Tuesday to have an op this being the 25th meeting af eration on his shoulder to euro ter the organization in Moro in 1926. bursitis. Mr. and Mrs. Theodore John The Bob and Clare Axtell fanulies had Thanksgiving din ston left last week for Portland ner at the Stanley Krusow home and McMinnville to visit for a week or so and attend the near The Dalles. Thanksgiving brought Mr. and wheat league meeting before Mrs. Karl Landstrom and dau following the birds to the south ghters to her mother, Mrs. Ora land. Mrs. H arriet Romine and the Peetz’ home from Portland, and also Mrs. Echo Barlett and Mrs. Thomas Thompson family went Hazel Lake of Bend, M rs. Leola to Helix to spen i Thanksgiving Church of The Dalles and local with the Lloyd McRaes. The Mc members of the Barnum family Raes are parents of Mrs. Thomp son and she is a daughter of for holiday dinner. John Paul’s m other was here Mrs. Romine. Mr. and Mrs. George Mitchell, from Ogden, Utah to visit him and his family over Thanksgiv Dewey Thompson, Bon Chris tianson and George Frantz a t ing. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Cyphers tended the soil conservation din and children went to The Dalles ner in The Dalles M onday night ’Thanksgiving day to have din at which awards were given to ner w ith her mother, Mrs. Ross John Decker and Paul Kortge for best soil conservation prac Ornduff. Mr. and Mrs. F. L. Cauthers tices during the year. Mr. and Mrs. John Stewart and Jam es Cauthers of Seattle and R. E. Cauthers of Orange, came up from Coos Bay Wed- California visited Saturday at 'nesday to sperid Thanksgiving with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. the Vernon Elatt home. Art Christianson He returned The W om ans Missionary so to .wofk Sunday and Diane re ciety will meet at the church mained for a longer visit. December 10 at 2 o’clock. There Mrs. Mary Southwick of P ort will be an exchange of gifts and land spent Thanksgiving here clothes for Korea will lie grate with her son I^oy Cochran and fully received. Mrs. Cathy wife and her sister Mrs. Anna Thompson will be in charge of Moore, leaving Monday for The the program. Refreshments will Dalles to spend a few days lie served at the close of the visitiing her brother, Roy l ow- meeting. Friends are cordially ell and wife before returning to invited. her home. Gordon Cochran, son of Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Flatt, accom panied Ijy the latter’s and Mrs. Lay Cochran came nephew Dennis Grage of Hun from Portland Thursday ,o he ter,. N. D. spent Thanksgiving with his parents and oth er rela- day at the Boh F latt home in tives for Thanksgiving, return- ing that evening. Heppner. Mr. and Mrs. J. N. Landry Mr. and Mrs. Lester Barnum and sons Tommy and Dickie, returned Wednesday after spend- Portland retu rn « ! home . Sunday after ling several days in spending the holiday weekend with their son, Arnold and in Portland at the home of Mr. family. Wily Knlghten jr. has lieen and,M rs. Fred Kurilo and family. transferred from Hamilton Field to Denver where he took Iran. V-Relts, B arney's Grass V alley Glass, Barney’s, Grass Valley Moro Personals Toys Toys Toys 0 ing before. He. and i the funds art * col- Ping Pong h tb ite for this year. interes t of Ruf eted t week. is la: ars fund whichi are studen ts with a * I A driver i license exam iner ipplyir g tl e gifts for this tourna ment in (By Mrs. G L. F o x ) will lx* pn' i luty iiQMoro, Tues- seas< n. Mrs. Dewey Thomas re- upper grades a day, Decern lier 9, at the court T he Frank E. Brown unit of porn d J 130.81 1, the sum of the dies during she house between the hours of the American l.<?gion auxiliary mon hours ted the past year place the wor 10 a ,m an«l 3 p. in. met Monday aft« >rnoon at the for rette s for the Veti•rans George Fox jr. 1 Dr. Frank Reid, son of Mr. home■ of Mrs. I r a Fridley with hosp wat i sent into state pion a n d rui and Mrs. Dave Rekl of The .Mrs. David Rie helderfer a ill he;ytl Mrs. Bish asketl Dougla:s have sc bee i Dalles, has opened dental offices Mrs. Steve O’Me•ara as co-hos- the members and their friends ing thtfir own ii in the Moro Hotel and started tesse!i. Mrs. Rol a >rt Bish, presl- to s ave disc anted *silk and ny- tition. practice. He will l>e there two dent opened the meeting. Mrs. Ion hose anti bring them at the The Rufus I days of each week, the rem ain Dewey Thomas. secretary-trea- next meetinfe : in January. The der of his time being used t o ( reati the nlinutes and re- hose will lie sent to the Rose- manage his father’s farm« near ported on the units financial burg hospital 1. At the close of BUSY B A K ER S Rufus. By Kay M e k .iy status. Mrs. Bish said a letter the meeting Mrs. Earl Richel-- The county court Wednesday from Mrs. Edith Zolezzo, the derfer showed 1 a Itook on inak The Busy E •ookit affirmed the action taken at auxiliary’s hospital chairm an at ing paper flowers. The unit will club met at the Sat hi bon Portland in purchase of a prim the V eterans hospital In Port try to make some for decora near Kent Saturday at 2 0 p. i ary* rock crusher and also agreed land, Invited the Wasco unit tions. Refreshments were serv Tlu*y elected Mary Mobley as to «instruct the long discussed to visit their Christinas gift ed by the hostesses. president, Helene Sather, vice- cutoff from Gerking to Scott shop December 7 from 2 to 5 November 21, following the president and G ertrude Buethyr, canyons. The road will leave p. in. The unit voted to give movie, the high school students secretary. Nadine Griggs is song Gerking cany’on by crossing the the Wasco Ix'gion members hail a leap year dance In the leader this year and Kay McKn\ creek on a new bridge and cross S200 tow ards Cokes were is n ew sp ap er rep o rter.. their building school basement. the saddle and run back to fund to lie used in fixing up served throughout the evening Our club leaders this year meet the Scott canyon road. their club room. NTis. Bish said, and music was furnished by are Mrs. Thelma Sather and Mrs. Home for the holidays wn» she has the hospital bed at her a record player. The girls in M argaret Mobley. Donna Sparling who came tom home. The m attress hasn't ar v ited the boys and ask«! for We are going to have a food OSC to see her patents and si.-- rived as yet. sale at 2:00 p. in., December 6, This lied is for dances. ter and help lit; motnci wao «tnyone needing it that lives After a hard football season, at the E. C. Smith store. We has a foot in a cast because of here in the county. As soon as the Rufus Wolves began their want to make money to buy a broken lione. the Legion club room is com daily workouts In the school some 4-H equipment. pleted the bed will lie stored at g jm . Although losing two of the hall. The president stated their players from last year. III HEWING N EW S Dr. Frank D. Reid she By S u sie Woods has put out jars in public Buzz Brand and Jack Steward, places to collect funds for the they believe they have good Sewing group 111 met at D E N T IST "Gifts to the Yanks Who Gave”. reason to plan on a successful school house at 4:00 p. in., MORO, OREGON These jars will lie left out until basketball season this year. This em ber 1. Most of the girls In office at Hotel T uesday and January first. Their proceeds is the first time in quite a few ished their clothes prote< Wednesday. will buy articles for next years years that Rufus has had th ir and started their aprons. E lectric Motors, B arney's G. V. teen l» y s turning out for has Kirkelie called the meetiiu ke'thall. Another reason is that, order. Jean Ross had a in addition to the three fresh for the girls to sing. Mavis men, two new pupils have mov ler and Susie Woods bro ed in. the refreshm ents. Rufus News Bccfo’s reasons 1ST G IFT ’ 6 . 0 0 EACH Ip D IT IO N A L C IF T 1ST G IFT *6.75 *4.50 2N D C IF T EACH A D D ITIO N A L C IFT *5.00 *4.50 Phone or mail your order today— for f i f u ^ a l l magasinea— to: o HHEKM AN o CO t’N T Y JO U R N A L Beefo’s for d rin k in g and anv o n e is BRAMO BEEFO’S D ec. 6 ,1 9 5 2 $2.60 pt »1.10 F ifth W lH * * At the C A PITA L CITY, M oro, Oregon De Jarnatt’s ‘Columbians’ from 9.30 to 1.30 Beefo’s Adm. $1.00 per person Beef o’a Meïïï's the Dsv 6 6 PROOF • THE OLD HERMlTAQfl COMPANY. FRANKFORT. KENTUCKY tu ffa fa you make this yours TcKvItlon Ireat — CIBCUI HOUR• • ery fourth Tuesday OW would you like the fun of Christmastime to last all the year That’s the way it seems to he when you oall this Buick beauty your own—what with tlie constant cheer it brings to you Week after week, month after month. O • often. fiasco High School Gym rough? Do your Christmas shopping the easy, eco nomical way. Take advantage of special, money-saving Christmas gift rates —and let us take care of all the time-consuming o:der ing details. BRAND tin g to g e th e r, and th a t we see m ost We are sorry that all persons who were interested in seeing the new bank building did not find it pos sible to do so on opening day. W e will be glad to show you the new facilities at your convenience, the vault and other equipment to give complete banking service to ¡citizens ot this county. f o l V / n o / i n a i a n d a / f v f 4953 HERMITAGE fellow ship, the friendliness of just g e t fl (£ive maaafitne iufacit/iticnb OLD e n o u g h . O n e of said reasons, surely, is MORO, OREGON First National Bank . 1 here arc, savs the philo so p h er, m any RANCH & H O M E STO RE JJ _ Warrior Pow Wow Tree Lights other gifts for mother & father Sherman County Branch in n up jackets 11 squad. They red rayon with ¡tripes on the 1 around the neck. These 11 b win to and They* are inexpen- attractive. George i of the committee ids for purchasing said. "We hope to our ja< kets by December time ft r our first game.” is school events for rals- inds are l»eing scheduled, Itufi is Missionary society met hurst .l.i\ at the home of Mrs. Brackett. Roll call was ans- 1 by giving a Bible verse I hanksgivlng. Study period conducted by Mrs. Adrian The eheer of traveling in style th a t’s bright and gay as a holiday wrapping. ■The eheer of having rich and spacious eomfort—plus the cheery thought that nowhere else can you get as much room tor the money. The eheer of knowing abundant and mighty able power is on call, with all the solid thrift of a Fireball 8 Engine th at’s valve-in-head — and also high- week, to make the most of this good deal while it lasts. compression. The cheer of riding wonderfully buoy Why not drop in today or tomorrow and ant, level and steady —with a ride that see how much eheer is to he found in a feels like the million dollars it cost to Buick showroom right now ? perfect. Equipment, accessories, trim and models are subject The cheer of taking your travel free and to change without notice. * Standard on Roadmaster, easy—with Dynaflow Drive* doing the optional at extra cost on other Series. ** Optional at chores in letter-perfect smoothness — extra cost on Roa \ter and Super only. with Power Steering** assisting to make parking and slow-motion maneu A ß vers no task at all. E ven the price is a cheerful note here — low enough, you’ll find, to crowd the so-named “low-price three.’’ That means action is called for this very HIGHW AYS CONTEST— Y nur tu ith D.o/.r I t 1 i I t a n f t f blank» and full inform ation SERVICE MOTOR COMPANY 5 0 9 East Second St. The Dalles, O regon
