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SHERM AN OOUNTY| JO U RN A L, MORO, OREGON, FRIDAY, AUGUST 13. 1954
B e th le h e m C h a p te r N o. 78. O .E .8
S h r i u u i t (C ounty ìlo u r n a l
P u b lish e d E v e r y F rid a y
M oro, O regon
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OFFICIAL
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M eet« o n th e 1st and
3rd T h u r sd a y e v e n in g !
each m o n tn
V isitin g
m e m b e r s c o rd ia lly in
v lte d to m eet w ith u«
H o w a r d R o ss, W . M.
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F r id a y , A u g u st 13, 1954
Moro Personals
Among S herm an co u n tlan s at
tending th e Crooked R iv er Round
up in Prineville Sunday w ere Mr.
and Mrs. H ow ard Ross an d Mr.
and Mrs. L aw rence K enny.
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?,8 ,W£ 1? lten, ‘°
T he D alles hospital W ednesday
suffering from a badly Injure,
h a "?- „
acclde" ‘ o ^ n - e d
w hile h e was w orking w ith a
com bine He lost m uch blood be-
fore reaching the hospital, It was
rep o r ed.
M r . D a l a y Byers is enjo y in g a
visit this w eek from h e r sister.
Mrs. Eva R udolph of A riel, W ash,
Mrs. R udolph accom panied F red
H ennlgan w ho dro v e to Moro
Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. A. S. Jo h n so n
drove to P endleton ov er th e
week-end
to
visit
the
Carl
Eatons.
Mr. and Mrs. V ern A rstill have
retu rn ed to th eir hom e in Moro
a fte r a trip to D etroit w h ere they
took delivery on a new car. T h e
M oro
Ix x lg e
N o.
I.O .O .F.
Meets 2nd and 4th
T uesdays of each
m onth.
V isiting
m e m b er s
w e lc o m e
A lthea B u rn et N. G.
. ’elen M artin, Sec.
WANT ADS
trip east w as m ade by plane.
H. A. “ B arn ey ” Byers has re ­
Mrs. W. E. H arm s of P o rtlan d
tu rn ed hom e from a few d ays
was h ere last w eek-end v isitin g
visit w ith his siste r in B attle
h er p aren ts, Mr. an d Mrs. Clyde
G round, W ash.
G illm or,
A ndy P aulson and fam ily are
tak in g a vacation th is w eek.
T h eir d estin atio n w as not dls-
C ounty A gent T. W. T hom pson
Is on his an n u al vacation and It
is ra th e r q u iet aro u n d his office
in the courthouse. At least p a rt of
lh(. vacatlon ls
, ,n
w l)rk|n
hom e
Mr and Mrs C harles A dlard re.
, urne(| S atu rd ay from C am p Sher-
man w h m , , h
w cre
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Mrs Fl..in ,.es „ e n r|(.h, *
G uests of Mr. and Mrs. C harles
UurnM
week a re p , trtc |a
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T(lnl
T hom pson
of
W alla
w a lla
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C A TTLE M A RK ET HIX1WER
C o n tractin g ca ttle for fall de-
livery has slow ed dow n consider-
ably. C o n tractin g th is y ea r has
been q u ite sp o tted w ith only a few
deals m ade In an y one are a of
Oregon. T his m ay m ean th a t con-
tra c to rs are an ticip atin g low er
prices due to forced m a rk etin g s
this fall.
T h is year our town derided to
do so m e th in g about its h a y -fe v er
su fferers. Hap Thom as is our
health officer, so he was made rag­
weed “inspector."
“ C an ’t see w hy anybody should
be bothered by a fe w w eed s,” he
sn orted . “ I sa y i t ’s a ll in th eir
m in d s.” B u t H sp w ent on out to
do h is job.
Dr. Otis G. Perkins
O ptom etrist
405 B.
(A cross
Then, y e ster d a y , I m et H ap—
looking kind o f sheepish. H is eyes
w ere red and as he took out a
b ig handkerchief, he sn eezed .
“K now som ebody who isn ’t a lle r ­
g ic, w ho’d lik e a jo b ? ” ask s H ap.
2nd 8 t .
from
Bonn
Stadlem an-
H ard w are)
P h o n e 5363
T h e D a lle e , O re.
T h e fam ily w ill be p ro u d
F r « n w h ere I sit, I can sym ­
p ath ize w ith H sp . I t ’s no joke.
B u t as H ap adm itted later, he
w as dead w ron g in scoffing a t th e
idea o f h ay fe v er . M aking lig h t
o f other p eop le’s ideas and opin­
ions is a fa m ilia r trouble w ith
a lot o f folk s. W hether i t ’s hay
fe v e r , football or a choice of, say,
b u tterm ilk or beer a s a th irst-
quencher, I ’m ju s t n atu rally “a l­
le r g ic ” to anybody w ho “know s-
it - a ll” i
an d h ap p y ab o u t th e n ew o r
m o re m o d e rn car . . . especially
if i t ’s financed w ith F irst
N a tio n a l’s lo w b an k rates.
W hen yon buy a new o r used
car, tell y o u r d e a le r you
p re fe r F irst N a tio n a l’s quick*
c o n v e n ie n t fin an cin g .
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How to stop
extra wear on gears
E ven in th e to u g h est
o p e r a tin g c o n d it io n s
you can be sure your
differential and trans­
m ission gears have full
p r o te c tio n a g a in s t
w e a r by k e e p in g th e
cases filled with R P M
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M u lt i- S e r v ic e G ea r
L u b r ic a n t. It w it h ­
sta n d s th e ex trem e p r essu res that
develop in spiral bevel and liypoid
R*‘ar8- A sp ec ia l com p ou n d in th e
lubricant reacts chem ically to fyn n a lubricating,
wear resisting coating on the gear teeth.
O
sem ble
ORE. E a ste rn Oregon Mgr.,
Wm. J. Collins A Co. Stocks,
In v estm en t funds, C o rp o rate
and tax exem pt bonds. Local
an d n ational.
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p roducts, good pay. CUSTOM SLA U G H TER IN G — FOR SALE: 6 room house, bath,
W rite to A R T L IN E INDUS­
lot and th ree-q u arters, tw o
Meat cu ttin g , w rapping, sh a rp
T R IE S , U nion City, ind. 39-44c
freeze. K en n y ’s M arket, G rass
car garage. Mr. o r Mrs. L. O.
Valley, O regon Ph. 241
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K irby, P hone 404, Moro. 32tfn
IT A T E W ID E P A IN T CO. com ­
p lete p ain tin g and deco ratin g
T E D : Steady y ear aro u n d
service, sp ra y o r b ru sh Phone
w ork, ran c h o r otherw ise. E x ­
3977 o r 5293, 1205 E. 12th St.
perienced, m arried . Call L es­
V ern C am pell and Jack Null,
te r W arren , Moro, 311.
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The Dalles, O regon
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WOMEN MAKE EXTRA M O N MAY E L E C T R IC , electrical con­
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YOUR F IN A N C IA L p lan n in g for
EY d o in g assem bly w o rk a t
tractin g , Moro, O regon, P hone
th e fu tu re SHOULD NOT as­
hom e, pleasant, easy to as-
722.
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sum e en tirely th a t th e v alue of
the p ap er cu rren c y d o llar will
... lo o k a t o u r
alw ays rem ain co n stan t.
W hy not let us show you, w ith ­
Rom
I sit .../y Joe M a r s h
o ut cost, how so u n d in v e stm e n t
n ew c a r!”
secu rities can g iv e you a stro n g
m easure o f do llar erosion p ro ­
tection fo r y o u r savings. And
also pro v id e ta x advantages.
“N o th in g to Sneeze A t"
J. W. DODD, TYGH VALLEY.
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MeeU every atxuud anu M eets 1st and 3rd
fo u rth T h u rsd ay In each T u esd ays in I.O .O F .
z V i " ’ . m onth, visiting m erab«/* hail. T r a n sie n t and
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Invited. Moro, Oregoc v isitin g b r o th e r s are
B etty C h ristian so n , W.M. cord ially in v ite d
E lsie Jones, S ecretary
C. O. B urnet, N.O.
Leo W atkins, S ecretary
E u rek a l.o o g e fto. 121 A J 1'. S A «
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