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4 SHERMAN
t 'O l'M I J U l'K .N A l, MOHO, OK UGO A FRIDAY, HKPTFMRKR 24, 1934
Jimmy Ziegler left Fast week for
Eugene where he will attend the
university.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Owens had
as dinner guests last Tuesday Mr.
and Mrs. Willard Barnett and
Mr. and Mrs. A. von Borstel. She
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Perrigo Gooseberry: M. Hattrup 1st; N.chunk: Mrs. Coons 1st; Mrs. Leo
brought word that her husband of Astoria are the parents of a L»ecker2nd. Blackcap. Leona Dou- Watkins 2nd. Fruit: Pearl Bell 1st wendel l^t; Hilda Hartmann 2nd.
would remain in the hospital in girl, their third, horn Sunday, ma 1st; Shirley Woods 2nd.
Bread: Whtie: Marie Hattrup Lunch cloth: Dorothy Benson 1st;
Portland another week recovering September 2b, weighed 8 lbs 3 oz.
Jam &. ITeserves: Blackberry: 1st; Mrs. Clarence Spencer 2nd. Dell Rust 2nd. Tablecloth, crochet:
from a recent operation.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank T. Bayer, the Mrs. E. E. Barnum 1st; Marie Dark: M. Hattrup 1st; Clara Kock Mrs. A. F. Balzer 1st; Mrs. Harry
By Mr*. A. F. Baizer
Harry Hartley of Grass Valley grandparents, went to Astoria Hattrup 2nd. Loganberry: Nancy 2nd. Nut: M. Hattrup 1st; Mrs. C. Allen 2nd. Tablecloth: Mrs. Doro
Mrs. Kenneth Tfxld took bir 'O il K e lt .1 0 Mr - w I ’ Bai nett and Carol Kopp and Bill Smith of last Tuesday to spend several Decker 1st; M. Hattrup 2nd. Rasp Spencer 2nd. Fruit-nut: M. Hatt thy Dunlap 1st; Ellie Paul 2nd.
thday cake and ice cream to and Herman Peters and son, Ar Kent left the last of the week for days there with them.
berry: Mrs. J. F. Noonan 1st; Mrs. rup 1st and 2nd. Raised rolls: M. Tablecloth: emb.: Mrs. E. E. Bar
num 1st. .Centerpiece: Mrs. A. F.
La Grande where they will attend
a. hool Friday afternoon for a den.
Miss Barbara Alley came home J. W. Coons 2nd. Strawberry. A. Hattrup 1st; Clara Kock 2nd.
Arden Peters and Douglas BOOK.
Balzer 1st; Centerpiece: Mrs. Hel
party for her daughter, Virginia
from Portland Friday to Kjxirid a Miller 1st; Mrs. L. Watkins 2nd.
Cake:
Marie
Hattrup
1st;
Mrs.
Dennis Andersen and James few days with her parents, Mr. Boysenberry: S. Fraser 1st; Mr6. Clarence Spencer 2nd. Dark: M. en Kruger 1st; Mrs. C. Spencer 2.
Kay Todd and Mona Fay Eakin, Alley of Moro left Wednesday
, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harold for Klamath Falls where they will Griggs left last Saturday for Cor and Mrs. Earl Olds.
C. Spencer 2nd. Peach: Leona Hattrup 1st; Clara Kock 2nd. Centerpiece: H. Kruger 1st; Mrs.
vallis where they will enroll at
Eakin, who celebrated their 9th attend OTI.
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Draga of Port Dou ma 1st. Gooseberry: M. Hatt Spice: Mrs. Dewey Thompson 1st; C. Spencer 2nd.
Mr. and Mrs. Don Smith and his OSC for their freshman year.
birth ays. Guests enjoying the re
land spent the weekend here with rup 1st; Mrs. E. E. Barnum 2nd.. M. Hattrup 2nd; Angel:
Clara Dresser scarf: Anna Schwendel 1;
Mr. and Mrs. Warren Morgan her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Her Apricot: Leona Douma 1st; Betty Kock 1st; M. Hattrup 2nd. Chif Leona Sather 2nd. Scarf: Mrs. C.
freshments in the cafeteria were parents, Mr. and Mrs. Gus Smith
Mrs. Dick Heckman, Mrs. Redd of ihe Dalles spent part of their and «laughter of Condon were call- man Ziegler.
Henrichs 2nd. Other Leona Dou fon: Leona Douma 1st; M. Hattrup Fridley 1st; A. Sch wendel 2nd
ing and the pupils of the 4th and vacation at Warm Springs last ers Sunday evening at the home
Vanity set: A. Schwendel 1st; Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs. John Buether of ma 1st and 2nd.
2nd.
week.
of Mr. and Mrs. John Rust.
5th grades.
.
Harry Allen 2nd.
Redmond spent several days here
Conserve
&
Marmalade:
Prune:
Cookies:
Drop:
Clara
Kock
1st;
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Balzer and last week at the home of their Leona Douma 1st. Apricot: Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank von Bor Jim Jones and his mother re
CONTINUED NEXT WEEK
stel returned from a trip to Wash turned home Sunday from Jen family of E’ortland spent the week son and daughter In law, Mr. and Leo Watkins 1st. Apricot-Hneap- Irene Fraser 2nd. Roll: Marie Hat
trup 1st; MTs. C. Spencer 2nd..
ington I). C. where they were del nings Izxlge wtiere they spent a end here with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Buether and grandson ple: Mrs. J. F. Noonan 1st.
Jce Box: Clara Kock 1st; Marie
egates to the nation convention few days visiting relatives and Mrs. A. F. Balzer. Mr. and Mrs. Freddie.
Pickles: Dill: Mrs. Anna Balzer Hattrup 2nd. Other: Mrs.* C. Spen
Gus Hartmann of Wasco were din
of the American I^eglon.
They friends.
Bruce Alley, Mrs. Ed Alley and 1st; Mrs. J. W. Coons 2nd. Sweet cer 1st; M. Hattrup 2nd. Dough FUNERAL SERVICE
Mrs.
Walter
Banry
and
daugh
ner guests Sunday.
visited their son, Jack von Bor
Mrs. John Block went to Portland
nuts: Irene Fraser 1st; Mrs. Leo
stel an 1 family
at Oakridge, ter, Ruth Ann, of Coos Bay, ar
Mr. and Mrs. George Beach of Wednesday on business, returning
STATEMENT
OF THE OWERSHIP, Watkins 2nd. Cup Cake: M. H att
. . . with understanding
Tenn., anti back to I>etroit where rived Friday evening to spend Portland spent the weekend at the home Thursday.
MANAGEMENT. CIRCULATION. ETC..
REQUIRED BY THE ACTS OF CON rup 1st; Clara Kock 2nd. Open face
Frank entered the Good Samari several cays with her parents, home of Mr. and Mrs. H. O. Dug
Mr.
and
Mrs.
John
Block
had
OF AUGUST 24. 1912. ANO pie: Mrs. C. Spencer 1st; M. Hatt
tan hospital for an operation on Mr. and Mrs. Matt Simon.
ger, Mr. and Mrs. John Rust were as dinner guests Sunday Mr. and GRESS
M A R C H 3. 1933.
rup 2nd; Double crust: Mrs. C.
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Marsh and dinner guests there Sunday.
responsible
lus eye which was successful. Mrs.
Mrs. Charles Thasher and family' Of Sherman County Journal, published Spencer
1st; Clara Kock 2nd. Cus
weekly at Muro, Oregon for October 19 54
von Borstel went down to Port family of Hood River spent from
Mr. and Mrs. Herman Ziegler of Tygh Valley.
State of Oregon, County of Sherman, tut. tard: Mrs. C. Spencer 1st; Marie
land Saturday to bring him home. Tuesday until Thursday last week had as dinner guests Sunday Mr.
Tom Coyle bought the Bruce
Before me. a notary public in and for
2nd. •
reasonable
Mrs. Frank Ketter entertained at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Bob Draga of Portland, Alley house and will be moving the State and county aforesaid, personal-
hatf Hattrup
Candy: Fudge: Millie von Bor
the bridge club at her ranch home and Mrs. Donald Clodfelter.
Mr. and Mrs. Herman Ziegler J r in SOOn. HlS daughter, Mrs. Hazel, (ng been duly «worn according to law
Mr. and Mrs. Marcus Eslinger and family of The Dalles, Mr. and Zurlinden, came up from Portland depose« and «ay« that he la the editor of stel 1st; Shirley Woods 2nd. Div
last Tuesday evening with three
Sherman County Journal and that inity: Millie von Borstel 1st; Mrs.
tables in play. Mrs. C. R. Ander hail as dinner guests Sunday his Mrs. Earl Olds and son, Robin, several weeks ago and will keep the
the following ie. to the beet of his know C. Spencer 2nd. Caramel:
Millie
sen held high, .Mrs. Robert Schill parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Es and Barbara Alley.
ledge and belief, a true statement of the
house for him.
management (and if a daily von Borstel 1st.
ing, second and Mrs. B. C. Baum linger of Moro and Mr. and Mrs.
Dean Olds brought his mother
Mrs. Fern Kelley and son, ownership,
paper, the circulation), etc., of the afore
Soap: Jo Gentry 1st; Irene F ra
gartner low. Others enjoying the J. W. Blagg honoring his parents in law, Mrs. Lydia Wassenmiller George and daughter, Lois Kelley said
publication for the date shown In
ser
2nd. Butter: Marie Hattrup
the
above
caption,
required
by
the
Act
evening were Mrs. Paul Syron, on their list anniversary.
home Saturday from Portland of Madras, took her daughter,
Mrs. Donald von Borstel and where she spent a month visiting Dorothy to La Grande Sunday of August 24, 1912. as amended by the 1st; Helen Kruger 2nd.
Relish:
Mrs. Walter Davis, Mrs. Ed Alley,
Leonard & Wilma Smith
Act
of
March
8,
1933,
embodied
In
sec
Mrs. Kendrick Dunlap, Mrs. Har Mrs. B. C. Baumgartner were in at the home of her daughters and where she will enroll at EOCE for tion 637, Postal Laws and Regulations, Mrs. Dewey Thompson 1st.
printed on the reverse of this form to
The Dalles
3135
Lunch cloth, emb.: Anna Sch- Phone
ry Hooper, Mrs. Tom Garrett, Mrs. The Dalles Saturday, where they families.
her junior year.
wltt
A. A. Dunlap and Mrs. John Rust. attended a meeting of the auxili
Mrs. Clair Adams who is work
Mr. and Mrs. Zarins of The Dal 1. That the names and nddresse» of
Those attending a dinner Sun ary of the Episcopal church.
ing in Hood River through the les were luncheon guests Sunday the publisher, editor, managing editor,
Mrs. Frank Sayrs and son, fruit harvest, came home and evening at the home of Mrs. T. M. and business managers are: Publisher,
day at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Mortgage Loans To Meet Your Individual Needs
Giles L. French, Moro, Orgeon, Editor,
Giles L. French, Moro, Oregon, Manag
Art Watkins at Wasco honoring Tony of Moro, were guests Sun spent the weekend with her fam Rolfe.
ing
Editor.
Giles
L.
French.
Moro,
Ore
day
at
the
home
of
“
h
er
parents,
ATTRACTIVE TERMS
her son in law and daughter, Lt.
ily.
gon, Business Mnnager Lela B. French,
and Mrs. J tick Cushman and Jim
Moro. Oregon.
PROMPT SERVICE
2. That the owner is: (If owned by a
Clark from Grand Rapids, Mich.,
County
Fair
Winners
corporation, its name and address must
were Mrs. A. A. Dunlap, Mrs. Har
b* stated and also immediotely thereun
Standard Insurance Co.
the names nnd addresses of stock
ry Hooper and son, Floyd, Mrs.
In the Household Arts section der
Wff’v O-cgon Growers
holders owning one per cent or more of
Kendrick Dunlap and children of
A western company serving western agriculture
which includes canning and1 pre total amount o f stock. If not owned by
Moro, Mr. and Mrs. Boh Roberson
a corporation, the names and addresses
serving of fruits and vegetables of
find M lil LNH, SERVICE is
the
Individual
owners
must
be
given.
and Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Cushamn
HOME OFFICE
the following were winners: Can If owned by a firm, company or other
of Condon, and Miss Marianne
unineorporated coneern. its name and
ned fruit: Apricots: Mavis Miller, address,
8i2 S. W. W ashington
Portland, Oregon
as well as those of each individ
Cushman of Madras.
1st; Marie H attrup 2nd. Blackber ual member,
must be given.)
Among those attending the
Phone
A
Tw
ater
4331
Giles
L.
nnd
Lela
B.
French,
Moro,
Ore
ries: Cinthy Bell 1st; Pearl Bell gon.
I'rineville-Dalles football game in
2nd. Cherries: Marie Hattrup 1st;
3. That the known bondholders, mort
The Dalles Friday night were Mr.
Mrs. Leo Watkins 2nd. Gooseber gagees and other security holders owning
and Mrs, Kenneth Hattrup, Carl
I
percent or more of total amount of
ries: Marie Hattrup 1st; Helen bonds,
mortgages .or other securities are:
von Borstel, Mrs. Donald von Bor
JUNIOR CLASS PLAY
Sayrs
2nd.
Loganberries:
Nancy
(If
there are none, an state.) none.
CCEri> IA7LIFA T
stel, Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Kock
4. That the two paragraphs next above,
Decker
1st;
Marie
Hattrup
2nd.
K
giving
the
names
of
the
owners,
stock
and son, Bud, Dean Pinkerton and
Raspberries: Mrs. C. Spencer 1st; holders, and security holders, if any.
(iSt/Sb
/ I. L
Mr. and Mrs. A. von Borstel and
Anne Miller 2nd. Strawberries: contain not only a list of stockholders
\W r /
• • • ‘ W h ig h e r net p ro fits
security holders ns they appear upon
son, Phil.
Mrs. Clarence Spencer 1st; Pearl and
lie’ ’ -
the books of the company but also, in
Among those from Sherman
Bell 2nd. Peaches: Sherrie Fraser cases where the stockholder or security
Chapter No. 132 OES who went
holder appears upon the books of the
82%
1st; C. Bell 2nd. Pears: Sherrie company
11
a threee-act comedy
as trustee or In any other fidu
to Moro Thursday evening to at
Fraser 1st; Mrs. Leo Watkins 2nd. ciary relation, the name of the fierson
tend the district meeting were
or
(Corporation
fop
whom
such
trustee
is
Plums: M. Hattrup 1st; iTunes. acting. Is given : also that the said two
Mrs. Jack Adams, Mrs. Lester
C. Bell 1st; Mrs. Louis Sather 2nd. paragraphs contain statements embracing
Wilson, Mrs. Harry Justesen, Mrs
Rjhubarb: M. Hattrup 1st. Boysen- affiant’s full knowledge and belief as to
the circumstances and conditions under
Vernon Eakin, Mrs. Myrle Smith,
berries: Anne Miller 1st; S. Fraser which
stockholders and securtiy holders
Puts 82% N itrogen fe rtiliz e r
Mrs. J. W. Blagg, Mr. and Mrs.
2nd. Other Variety: P. Bell 1st; who do not appear upon the books of
Moro School Auditorium
the
company
ns trustees, hold stock and
Harold Eakin, Mr. and Mrs. Owen
C Bell 2nd.
securities
in
a
capacity
other
than
that
directly
in
the
root
zone
with
Eakin, Mrs. Art Bihby and Mrs.
Eight P M.
Canned; vegetables: Carrots: Mrs. of a bona fide owner; and this affiant
unmatched precision anti experience
Donald Clodfelter.
has no reason to believe that any other
L. Sather 1st. Corn: Mrs. L. Sather person,
ssociation, or corporation
has
Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Fields went
Tickets on Sale at:
1st. String beans: Reatha Coats any interest direct or Indirect In the
• Provides lowest-cost nitrogen
to Camas, Wn., Sunday and on to
said stock, bonds, or other securities than
1st.
Beets:
Anne
Miller
1st.
fertilizer
per
pound
of
nitrogen
as
so
stated
by
him.
TAVERN, Moro
Portland and hack to Camas Mon
Canned meat: Chicken. Eilene
8. That the average number of copies
applied to the soil
day where they attended the fun
DMInfltr 1st and 2nd. Fish: Pearl of each issue of this publication sold or
A LL EY ’S, Grass Valley
eral of Eddie Burnett, returning
distributed, through the mails or other
Bell 1st; Cinthy Bell 2nd.
• Increases wheat yields... gets
wise,
to
paid
subscribers
during
the
tw
Kay Schadewitz, Kent
home that evening.
Jelly: Apple Mts. C. Spencer elve months preceding the date shown
plants off to a fast healthy start,
Donald Clodfelter and Mrs. Frank
above is 725.
1st;
Mrs.
J.
W.
Coons
2nd.
Cur
Reserved
Seats
$1.00
stays with them throughout
von Borstel received word that
GILES L. FRENCH
rant: Mrs. C. Spencer 1st; Joseph
the
growing
season
their brother. Francis T. Clodfel
General Admission
.80
ine Gentry 2nd. Grape: Leona Sworn to and , subscribed before editor
me thia
ter, passed away Sunday evening,
Douma 1st; Helen Kruger 2nd. 29th day of September 1954
• Saves hauling, handling and
Children
.50
September 26 at the Good Samari
Blackberry: Mrs. Leo Watkins 1st; B. C. Pinckney
application co sts. . . reduces farm
Produced
by
special
arrangement
with
Samuel French
tan hospital in Oorvallla. Funeral
notary
public
seal
my
commission
Shirley Wbods 2nd. Loganberry:
overhead
services were held at Corvallis
Mrs. Leo Watkins 1st; Nancy De Expires August 17, 1957
Thursday with interment at Sal
cker 2nd. Plum: M. Hattrup 1st.
em.
For prompt service, phone
Raspberry: Mrs.Anna Balzer 1st;
Orville Ruggles look his par
Mrs. J. W. Coons 2nd. Strawberry:
FARM CHEMICAL &
ents, Mr. and Mrs. (). N. Ruggles
Mrs. L. Sather 1st; Mrs. Dewey
to Portland Monday where Mr.
FERTILIZER C O M P A P /
Thompson 2nd. Cherry: Mrs. Hel
Ruggles will receive medical at
en Kruger 1st Boysenberry: Sus
PHONE 5161
tention.
an Woods 1st; Nancy Decker 2nd.
SchooHZhildren
Have Party *
THE SURE WAY TO
W ilt AI
- '
“Uncertain Wings”
Saturday, October 9
SHELL NH3 SERVICE
Ninth Annual MIDCO HEREFORD
Show & Sale
WHAT CONGRESSMAN
SAM COON
K£cwt.
o.
•
you. /e w z.
HAS D O N E FOR THE
NORTHWEST
• H E LP E D w in $100 m illio n s
in money fo r Federal
M ultipurpose dams
next year.
X
V
■ ft
IllliMIIAGE
BRAND
• LE D successful fight fo r
more forest highway
money.
• W O N increased ta riff
protection fo r Oregon
seed growers.
Frank Anderson, Heppner
Ted Ball. Wamic
Ernest Blaylock, Grass Valley
A. B. Christianson, Moro
J a rre tt Conlee, Fossil
Steve Conlee. Fossil
B arbara Cunliffe, Goldendale
Bernard Doherty, Heppner
H arry Dean Eakin, Grass Valley
Gordon Eakin, Condon
Mildred Eakin. Condon
Ralph Eakin, Condon °
• H ELPED K lam ath Indians
w in 40 year fig h t
fo r freedom.
R E - E IE C T
Congressman
•
,
SAM COO
$2.65 P
ONE G O O D TERM
DESERVES A N O T H
far h, t.««
Monday-Tuesday
40 Bulls - 20 Females
All Tested - All Graded
KENTUCKY STRAIGHT BOURBON WHISKEY
• SUPPORTED better wool
and wheat programs,
potato surplus disposal,
agricultural and forest
research.
F airgrounds
October 4-5
54 10 4 5th qt.
Oregon largest - selling
straight bourbon/
1
liitS W HISKit IS 4 YEARS 0L0 • 86 PROOF • THE OLD H
FULLY
AGED
ITAQE ¿OMPANY, FRANKfOIT, KENTUCKY
Herbert Ekstrom. Ione
O
Earl Gentry, Moro
Golden Hills Hereford Ranch
Harold & Cecile Eakin. Grass Valley
-------------------------------------------o ---------
Lloyd Henrichs, Moro
A. C. Hersch, Salem
J. L. Jacob & Sons, Prineville
Jaeger Hereford Ranch, Condon
Irv in Johnson, Lyle, Wn.
,lobert King, Moro
Kenneth E. & Elsie M. Martin, Kent
Leroy S. Martin, Kent
Sharon M artin, Kent
Wallace May,-Grass Valley
Jack McCaffery, Powell Butte
Mountain View Stock Farm
Fred E. Cox & Son, Grass Valley
Roy Robinson. Mt. Vernon
Ernest Sires, Echo
Smith & Cunliffe, Goldendale