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About Sherman County journal. (Moro, Or.) 1931-current | View Entire Issue (July 30, 1954)
PAGE S »HERMAN COUNTY| JOI'R N A L, MORO. OREGON, FRIDAY, JULY 30, l»M undersigned has filed in the Yamhill were weekend guests and BEST ONE-MAN BUSINESS: LEGAL NOTICES one half Its former value. County Court of the State of Ore Guy remained at the George Own and operate your own CALL FOR BID» How about the next 10 year? Damon Fields Family Mrs. gon for Sherman County her ^liciu u i i (County ¿Journal Drinkard Sr. ranch to cook for business without capital invest School District No. 23, Grass Final Accounting as Executrix of ANYTHING can happen, and the harvesters. ment. Watkins Dealership now Valley, will receive sealed bids the Last Will and Testament of usually does. Here For Harvest Puhllohed Every Friday al Mr. and Mrs. Bill Reid made a available in Sherman county. until 8 p. m. August 2 for the po Catherine C. Wilke, deceased, and Investment planning for the Moro, Dregou business trip to Portland Monday. Profits up to $5,000 a year and sition of Janitor of the school that Monday, the 2nd day of Au- future is essential to financial Mr. and Mrs. Damon Fields and Editor Glen Wallace took care of G ile v I I i > n« h more possible first year. Car house and driver of a small school gus, 1954, at 10:00 o’clock A. M., security and protection against sons are here from their home in Mrs. the store in their absence. or truck required. Write J. R. bus. Details of the job may be at the court room, in the Court t; it« r<<l »• iweond el«»« matter «I th « Canada. They expect to remain future dollar erosion. Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Wallace of p , Uiffic« »I Moro. Oregon, under A rt The House, at Moro, Oregon, has been Watkins Company, 137 Dexter obtained from the clerk. for harvest. The Fields are house The Dalles are parents of a baby J. W. DODD, TYGH VALLEY, , 4:onirr<*iM of March 8, 187V. Avenue, Seattle 9, Wash. 35-40c board reserves the right to re fixed as the time and place of guests of Mr. and Mrs. Steve boy born July 25, weighing 8 lbs ORE., Eastern Ore. Mgr. Wm. ni I I« IX 4 <H N I Y PAPER J. Collins &. Co. Mutual type ITATE WIDE PAINT CO. com ject any or all bids. O’Meara. 10 oz., named William Robert. Eva Cantrall, Clerk hearing objections, if any, to Mrs. Minnie Gilmore of Kenne Grandparents Investment funds. Stocks & plete painting and decorating said Final Accounting. are Mr. and Mrs. wick, Wn., is visiting her brother N A T IO N AL Í D I T O 1 I A L Bonds. Tax Exempt Bonds. Catherine Andersen service, spray or brush Phone NOTICE OF F IN A L HEARING Glen Wallace of Wasco and Mr. : S 1 * sÿ c5 I l d M in law and sister Mr. and Mrs. W. 35c tfn 36-39c 3977 or 5293, 1205 E. 12th St. and Mrs. Si Grady of The Dalles. Notice Is hereby given that the D. Watkins and family for a few Vern Campell and Jack Null, Miss Betty Haven Is helping FOR SALE: 1 - SPV Model 15 days. She arrived Saturday. The Dalles, Oregon 38tfn Hillside Self-Propelled Com Mr. and Mrs. George Macnab Mrs. Martin Shlgoda through harvest. bine, used one season on GOO MAY ELECTRIC, electrical con and Mr. and Mrs. Leo Watkins Don Royse, son of Mr. and Rom where I s it... Joe Marsh 600 acres. Customer will sacri and family were guests of Mr. tracting, Moro, Oregon, Phone Mrs. Otis Royse of Portland, is to and Mrs. Leonard Lutje Tuesday fice $3000 under new price. 722. 19 11° evening July 20. The occasion be come and help in harvest on the INTERSTATE TRACTOR & Afton McIntyre ranch. ing Leonard's birthday. */« EQUIPMENT CO., The Dalles, CUSTOM SLAUGHTERING — ♦l Gary Royse has been here for Oregon. 39c Meat cutting, wrapping, sharp two weeks helping his uncle Mr. and Mrs. Otis Royse and freeze. Kenny's Market, Grass children and Dick Martin all of Lloyd Royse on the ranch. He will WOMEN MAKE EXTRA MON aLUSCRlPTlON RATES Valley, Oregon Ph. 241 47tfn (Mj Portland were weekend guests of remain at least through harvest. EY doing assembly work at ONE LEAR Mr. and Mrs. Glen Wallace and Mr. and Mrs. John Koyse and Mr. home, pleasant, easy to as FOR SALE: 6 room house, bath, •‘Spec«” Johnson, Who thinks it’s ton, and someone’s right there to sons Jim, Jack and David, drove and Mrs. Lloyd Koyse. semble products, good pay, lot and three-quarters, two II | A 30, 1031 • real treat to spend an hour or so take care of you.’’ Mrs. Verna Wiring is working to Lyle Sunday to assist their Write to ARTLINE INDUS car garage. Mr. or Mrs. L. 0. From where I sit, everybody browsing in a bookshop found his at the K. M. Johnson ranch. She son in law and daughter to move TRIES, Union City, Ind. 39-44c Kirby, Phone 404, Moro. 32tfn WHEAT QUOTA VOTE likes to make his own choice. It idea of heaven up in Centerville came from Orchards, Wn., short into their lovely new ranch home. Little Debbie and Helen Wal doesn’t matter whether it’s books, ly after the Fourth and will be last week. lace came home with their grand or p referen ces in cloth in g or It would have been surprising here for some time. “Just inside the door,” Spec Mortgage Loans To Meet Your Individual Needs inueed if the vote on wiieat acre- Mrs. Clyde ______ Fridley „ ---- and #------ ^daugh parents the Glen Wallaces Satur makes of cars. And it’s no sur says, “there’s a tray of bright age allotments had been different ter Teresa of The Dalles are vls- day from The Dalles. Their new prise ¿hat folks have personal blue buttons. If you want to look ATTRACTIVE TERMS tnan it was. in fact, it was sur- Ring her brother in law and sister baby brother born Sunday was preferences in beverages, too. So around without having someone PROMPT SERVICE prising that it was so close and and Mrs. Bob Nisbet and born on the birth date of the suggest you buy the latest best if your neighbor orders a glass that the eastern states voted family and her parents Mr. and chiklren’s uncle Jimmy’s 13th selling novel, or maybe a history of beer while you’re having coffee, against it. Such controls must yjrsJ< Dwight McConaughy while birthday. Standard Insurance Co. of Africa, you pin a button on remember he’s entitled to his m ake diversified farm planning Clyde is harvesting on the Dewey choice, too. your coat lapel. A western company serving western agriculture difficult but the reductions do not Thomas ranch. “ You can poke around all you effect those growing less than ADS Mr. and Mrs. Lloyu Hines stop W A N T HOME OFFICE like. Then when you’ve found the 15 acres so it was presumed that ped Sunday evening at his par book you want, take off the but those farmers would oppose. 812 S. W. Washington Portland, Oregon ents home, Mr. and Mrs. Lee THE COST OF LIVING has if senators <juit talking it may Hines. They were on their way to doubled In the past 10 years. Phone ATwater 4331 be possible to pasîs a farm bill in Prineville to attend the funeral Or, actually, the dollar has lost Copyright, 1954, United States Urewen Foundation this session, otherwise it is doubt services of Mrs. Thurman Mof- ful. it may be necessary to agree fit, a sister in law of Mrs. Lloyd on other legislation than the Hines. They planned to stop Mon atomic bill—on which they are day on the return trip home to filbustering—to get the gabfest Vancouver, Washington. closed '1 here may be no farm Mr. and Mrs. Harry Kautecky H ill. M of Seattle, Wn., and children, 1 he vote makes it more impor Delores, Scotty and Hilly, visited tant than ever that there be Mr. and Mrs. Lee Dehler several some new farm legislation. Farm days, after which they drove on ers would not approve another to San Francisco, planning to re cut in acreage if the recent vote turn tills way for another week is an indication of the rate of end visit. Otlier Sunday dinner inange of opinion. guests at the Dehler home were We have long needed a new Hllderbrand Howard Pratt, farm program to replace the one Mp. Mpg nin Algup, patty that was made fur wax time and Lorrle Michael qnd Beverly of almost unlimited demand for Moro. wheat and cotton and corn and Mr. and Mrs. George Harris the smaller—although called ba spent the weekend at Walla Wal sic—crops of tobacco and rice. la, Washington, vlsitng their dau Among the features a new farm ghter Miss Margaret Harris. bill requires is provisions to en Joe Dehler is here from his courage better marketing of crops, home at Mt. Angel for harvest security for efficient farmers, as and will remain until alxmt surance of sufficient production. Christmas time with the lx?e 'i he present farm bill succeeds Dehlers. only in the last one. Cost is only Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Barnett a minor factor because the price are having the basement dug for of the raw material made on the their new house which will ex farms is no longer much of a fac tend on to what they have now. tor In the retell price of food. The extra dirt is being hauled It is a factor in the price of feed. onto the vacant lots west of History teaahes that whatever them to build the ground all up approach is used to write a new to one level. farm bill it will not be satisfac Mrs. Ruth Fields and sons Mike tory to all parts of the country or and Gary are living in an apart growers of all crops. We may have ment at the Sherman Hotel. They a wheat bill, a cotton bill, a corn moved here from The Dalles. bill. And we will have to amend Rev. and Mrs. Richard Bruner it. No man or no group has been, are on their way from Ohio to or is, smart enough to write a take over the pastorate of the perfect farm hill. Such things (if Wasco Methodist church. The there lie such things) come from ftruners are expected by the growth, not from inspiration. 28th. A fixxl shower has been For that reason we would like planned by the WSCS ladles and to see a start made. any gifts may be left with either Mrs. Velda Van Gaasbeck or Mrs. Harry Van Gilder. IIOW DO TIIE MEN Weekend guests of Mr. and GET ALONG? Mrs. Lee Hines were her nephew and niece Mr. and Mrs. Jim Ma- gill and children Jimmy, Kathle T h e re a rc .some s ta tis tic s that . ___ show that women own 80 percent and Lindsay <»f Stayton, Oregon Mrs. Joe Hilderbrand of l»el>- of the money. That leaves a mere 20 percent for the men and we anon is expected Wednesday by assume that there are almost as Mrs. Lee Dehler. She will prob many men as women. The census ably be here until after harvest. A recent houseguest of Mrs. gives the women a majority in numbers largely because they llv Grace M»slier has been her sls- longer than men— a matter that ter, Mrs. Cleta Bingham of Seattle, has not been adequately explain- Thursday they visited in Hood ed either. River with a cousin William That’s all that should be necessary. Just the "Browser's" License Just give him the cold facts, m a'am -tell him you want a freezer right now! fc Walters. women and they have four-fifths of the money how «io the men get along and still afford to go on fishing trli***, buy those fancy Hawaiian shirts, drive cars and hoist a few at the bars. The statistics must mean that women control 80 percent of the accumulated wealth. That could be for the reason that they live long er and the men give them the money In return for the tradition al’ ‘love and affection” as the will-writers style it. It may lx* time for men to begin thinking alxmt some reformation in the social system of upending. If the gals have all the dough why not let them buy the drinks. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Van Gilder drove to Portland to visit with Mrs. Van Glider’s brother. Glen 1-ilillaw of Baton Rouge. La. He had been west for a Ben Franklin Insurance convention. ’•(’up" Scott was operate«! on at the Veteran's hospital In Port land last week and was last re ported doing quite well. Mr. and Mrs* Malcolm Guy of Now maytx* coffee will get to be cheaper than milk Odd. isn’t it that milk has to compete with coffee, tea, lx*er, coke, when it is l>oth chea|)er and l»etter. 3rd Thursday evening* esch moron Visiting ,>r iit i<*nr in » ii m |>(4*T No. , a. Meets every second an«« fourth Thursday ineo-.n month, visiting meinbe.** invited. Moro. Oregon Betty Christianson, W.M. Elsie Joges, Secretary b .iirp k a lx x *g » N o . 131 A .r.M A .« Meet« oi< the 1st and 7 Y IM IM O IIM O IO S I and o»h«r r«itol dl*ord«rt, • M M m i stiiuci M M M e I P t I H dtrak) K O M I W rlN «rC «ll THE D IA N C L IN IC Op«« 10 ««III S Mo»do» l»r«wph PrlSov. U«til 0 » M««S«V, W«dn*»dav ««S Prl««y. Chlr«pro<tl< PbytlclaM . . . 1« «<K 4]rS »««f. 808« NORTHEAST SANOT EOUL8VAED T « M 0 — O «A*« 8010 F«r»UwS 1», Ora, J a Howard Ross, W. M. B. Pinkerton, Secretary Lupine Rebekah Ixulg»« Meets 2nd and 4th Tries«layg of each month Vlaltlng members we.<v»m» Althea Burnet N O lelen Martin. Sac. Mom » js n. Our F««in«,»r__ F facts. Like these: An electric food freezer will help you provide better food for your family. It will give you the luxury of farm-and-garden- fresh foods at your fingertips all year long. You’ll shop by the season, not by the day or week. A freezer lets you reduce food costs as much as one-third by taking advantage of once-a-year low prices on your favorite fresh foods. It makes getting a meal quick and (trsy. These are the facts every husband should know. Be sure yours does. Tell him today. members i'ordlally in ▼1ted to meet with o- II P IL E S J IsHlgp No. Meets 1st and 3rd Tuesdays in I O O F. hall. Transient and Halting brothers are cordially Invited C. O. Burnet, N.G. Leo W a tk .u a , S e c re ta ry II« P A C IF IC P O W E R & L IG H T C O M P A N Y E l^ r ic it y 'i cheap in Pacific Powerland BRING HIM IN FOR Q U E S TIO N IN G . YOUR APPLIANCE DEALER WILL ASK HIM W HICH FREEZER HE WANTS I
