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About Sherman County journal. (Moro, Or.) 1931-current | View Entire Issue (Aug. 21, 1953)
PAGK 3 AHMIMAN COUNTV Moro Personals Pomona grange meeting for the third quarter has been postponed from August 29 to September 19 by the officers of Harlandview grange where the meeting will 1* held. Dinner will be served at twelve o'clock. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Eslinger were in Portland the first of the week to obtain medical attention for Ernest. Mr. and .Mrs. Darwin Van Gilder went to Albany Saturday and from there to Corvallis to attend the Young family reunion held annually In the valley. Mrs. Edna Freeman made the trip down with them and her son Neal of Eugene came to meet her. Mr. ano Mrs. Ray Blake were A THOUGHT OF JOURNAL, MOKU, O K EGO N visitors at the Truman Strong home last week end from Port land where Ray is office man for a machinery company. Chester Searcy was here for a visit with his sister, Mrs. Har ry Pinkerton and family. Mrs. lama Searcy of Hilsbolro left last Friday for Redmond to visit friends there before returning home. Mr. and Mrs. Carrel Bennett were here this week while on their way home to Lebanon after a visit with his parents in west ern Washington. Their son David is as big and brown as a football player. Wily Knighten jr. is going to remain at Hamilton Field and is now trying out for the western football team of the air corps. g ra tefu lness O FRIDAY, AUGUST SI, 1353 • Mr. and Mrs. Leo Myers and Office Building, Seaule, Wash., family arrived early this week not later than September 14. post to start work preparatory to the master Johnson says that such beginning of school, which wdl Examinations are being given all be September 14. over this area whether the posi A marriage license was grant tion is filled o(3 not • ed to Carl Ziegler and Evelyn M. Mrs. lama Hansen, widow of Kirkelie by the county clerk the late Martin Hansen, and her W|t*dne«day preparatory to their daughter, Ruth Chaffin of El Pa-* coming marriage Sunday. so, Texas, were here the first of Sheriff Norman Fields has re the week to visit with Mrs. Ora turned this week after his vaca Peetz. The Hansens were long tion. time Sherman countjans. Walter Doerflinger of Carmi Vernon Flatt returned to Port chael, California was cruising land Monday and is expected to along Monday near De.Moss when remain there for three or four a passenger in a met car called weeks in the care of a doctor. fire. The engine stopped at the His heart condition is not so bad same time. When the sheriff’s Mrs. Flatt reports, but he is suf office was notified a fire truck fering from nervous exhaustion. went to the scene in time to put Books placed on the “Memori out the fire before the tires were burned or the contents of the al Shelf” of the Moro Public Li trunk destroyed. Saved also was brary in memory of Mrs. Mary a parrot w’hich must have felt his Higley are as follows: vocabulary somewhat limited to "Cowboy Boots” - Garst - the describe his sentiments. Doer story of a boy’s experiences on a flinger went back to California ranch in Wynton ng. by bus leaving w’ord for the in “The Secret of the Old Sam- surance company. The federai civil service com mission announces examination for substitute postal clerk in the Moro office at a rate of $1.36Mt l>er hour. Applicants must file In MlEMORIAM - The passing heart enshrined - "as to every- of ORA LEWELLEN ZELL - wife and mother should be”— June 29, 1953 • aged 72 years.. In the garden of our hearts,- grows - A ROSE - its fragrance - Dear Friends— “like God’s love divine” its pun- Your flowers, a token of affec gence exuded - “ EVER-LAST tion for her, and words of con ING” -is wafted to eternity; Alo dolence to us—are ours to cher has’ Golden Shore, there - part ish—and yet, the heart throbs of ings are abandon’ beneath the empty arms, and regretful heart peaceful skies, of Gods eternal crowd in up on us— as we grope morning.” with the director at 302 Federal our way alone. As she lived—she scattered— Some meaningful word - is gi sunshine and gladness, grew ros ven by Fraternal Friends, which es and scattered their petals, a- we beg to offer-as “an ECHO” long her way, “Like dew of morn of her passing, and from the des ing—its blessings, unheeded, un DEN TINT tiny, which we hope is hers. told, as, unfolds the life of a rose - OFFICE DAYS May they express encourage though in obscurity of unpreten Closed until after Harvest ment to you, and our appreciation tious - security, its fragrance Moro Hotel Bldg. to those who were kind and “none the less” - wafted along of thoughtful to her, as she in ob Gods endurance. It accomplishes scurity lived the last eight years its mission— “IN GIVING ITS of her stay among us— ALL”—She - died - in that faith, . The “ECHO”—AS OPE’S the as in confidence—she lived. GATES to ETERNITIES SHOR To Martha Theis, Azalea Re ES. At the end of the road, there bekah and Columbia lodges - I is an open gate, Through whlch- I.O.O.F. - Spencer and Libby - Optometrist each of us - must pass to our re funeral directors - and all the ward, A S-our FATHER-Claims fripnds- w'e extend our most hum 405 E. 2nd St. His own. ble gratitude • for continuity of Beyond those gates - may our purpose. loved ones - “and we in our turn,” (Across from Stadleman- And so, we say for her-and to Find rest and happiness - and we YOU - Aloha - Aloha- • until we Bonn Hardware) -The loving thought- that God meet again - lieneath a cloudless Phone 5362 T he D alles, Ore. Knows best. sky. Our continuing prayer - May He By - he who was privileged to be kind to her, who has gone on w'alk “beside her adown through before us. To her - who lives in 48 years, the last past eight of our heart • and to friends of many W'hich were “The Best of all.” years-w e say- ALOHA - Our apology—we feel that we Aloha means “fair” well- Al owe, to her friends and to her - oha means “good” bye until we friends, a “lastin g Debt” we try meet again - beneath a smiling to express herein - that WE NEV sky. Aloha means “good "morn ER CAN REPAY,—It can only be ing-w e always will be true, but ours of undeserved gratuity - to • “best of all” - It means, • I cherish- may all hum anity- IZ)VE YOU -I LOVE YOU » SHARE - in appreciation a n d (Author unknown to us.) sancity of woman-hood. To her - the Madonna of our Most Sincerely, Dr. Frank D. Reid Dr. Otis G. Perkins pev Place” and “S ^ p rlse at Sam- pey Place” both by Frances Wright. These are girls* books telling of the Interesting experience of Ju dy on a farm. “The Bounces of CynthRnn" by Evelyn 6. l^ampman - the story of four orphans, the oldest fourteen, who came to Oregon by stage coach and boat, to live with an uncle, who In the mean time had died. “Horton Hatches the Egg” by Dr. Seuss, an amusing story for young children, cleverly Illustra ted. "Westward the \Momen” by Nancy Wilson Ross. This is a book about women of every kind and sort who accompanied or followed their men across the continent. It presents the theme of woman’s share In this majo*’ American experience. Mr. and Mrs. Cloyd E. Duncan, who will teach In Moro high school this school year, have ar BEEFO’S rived in town and are living n put out the fir? in our field dur the Ragsdale house. ing the elec’ rice! storm on the Miss inajean Knighten came evening of Au ’itst 19th.' up witnr her father Monday from Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Johnston Portland after spending a week at Stockton, California attending a school for dance Instructors. A tupenor wrvice L. A. Joslin has been at the of personal attendance court house a part of this week to do some work on crop insur THAT COSTS N O MORE ance for the PMA. Sam Cook and Ed Torgesen of the PMA office were here Tues t day in connection with wheat loans. Spence P CARD OF THANKS We wish to express our sincere thanks and appreciation to the Moro firemen ami our nelghlxirs and friends who < help "OC «TILV AVI A wide range of price« that meat« all wltha« THE SNELLS DIDN’T... 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