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About Sherman County journal. (Moro, Or.) 1931-current | View Entire Issue (March 25, 1955)
0 © PAGE 3 SHERMAN < <H M V JOl R \A I., MORO, uREt.uN O o M oro Personals Johnnie Gentry is here for a few days visit with his sister, Mrs Art Bucholtz and friends who have not seen hint for some time. • Mrs. Mollie McLachlan is visit ing at the home of her son Glenn McLachlan and family at Hepp ner this week, as Glenn has not been so well, however, she states he seemed to be on the men I again. O A drivers license examiner will l>e on duty in Moro Tuesday, Mar. 29 at the courthouse between the hours of 10 a. m. and 3 p. m. Mrs Paul May was here fg in The Dalles last week dunng school vacation anil tOigaged in shining up the family store. • Wendell Balsiger left early Wed nesday morning for Salem to ap pear as a witness in favor of HB 105 which Is a bill to restrict the public utility commissioner FRIDAY, MARCH 33. 1»33 from suspending minimum freight rates. He would retain the right to suspend maximum rates, but when shippers won a lower rate the state official could not stop It. Mr. and Mrs. Giles F rtrch were in I\>rtland and Salem last week end, attending the forum about historical writing in Portland, lis tening to Stewart Holbrook speak Friday evening and visiting the legislators the remainder of the e time. Born: To Mr. and Mrs. Bill Ax tell, Monday, March 21, a son, James Lee, 7 lbs. 3 ox. in The Dal les hospital. Grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Flatt are caring for the two elder Axtell children. Members of Harlandview grange had a card party after the regular meeting last Saturday with mem bers and four visitors from Rufus and Cherry Park granges. Mrs. Mollie Mcl^achlan and son Roland were high and Sally Martin and Rich Bruckert low. r A superior service of persone! « R e n d «nee THAT COSTS N O MORE «R KOKFllV AVL Cal Horn, your Telephone Manager A wide renge of prices ♦het meets «0 wishes Cable "doctors’’—they roll out day or night • U H versátil* form truck It this I t ’s fine to feel like Spring and better to look like Spring. We Dress You For It. We Keep what you at a price you can pay WASCO -:- OREGON THE DALLES REGISTERED CATTLE SALE 40 W H A T 'S D O IN G H EA D BULLS 4 0 Wednesday, March 30, 1 p.m. Horned and Polled Herefords — F ortunately,this scene is n ’t common. T ele phone cables can us ually be fixed in day lig h t. But once in a w h ile, on th e q u ie t streets here in town, you’ll see cable “doc tors" taking care of an em erg en cy a t nig h t. For along with police men, firemen, und the like, telephone people help keep th e n ig h t watch while the rest of the community sleeps. Operators, test men. and repairmen are on H’c b throughout the quiet hours. Indeed, one of the big values of your telephone service is that it never rests. Your telephone is r y to serve you whenever you need it, ’round the clock. Pac. i Telephone works to make your telephone a bigger vn uc every day. Five Head Angus Bulls all Bulls service age One of the last sales of the season—An opportunity to fill your range hull needs. A L L -T R U C K B U IL T ., t o " t a k e It" f o r y e a r s ! You get the most for your farm saving facts about the right light or medium-duty truck for your farm - an I nternational , the best farm worker in the whole farm field. truck dollar with an I nternational on the job—because it’s built to stay on the job for years, to cut hauling costs to a minimum. Every I nternational is all-truck — designed and built without com promise, to do a truck job. It’s built with I nternational quality to last longer, at extra low operating and maintenance cost. Come in and get all the money- Cattle consigned by breeders of this area Additional consignments will be accepted before this date. ALL TESTED AND READY TO SHIP For information write or call Western Sales Man agement, Box 87, Phone 6532, Hermiston? Oregon The Dalles Livestock Auction Yards THK DALI/K8 ISM Frank W in k & Sons Owners Auctioneer, Si W illiams From where I s it... / / J o e M arsh Finally Talked Herself Out Your trade-in may cover the down payment. Ask about our convenient terms. J. K . M cK EA N C O M PA N Y M O R O , OREGON F o r Y o u w h o e x p e c t th e F in e s t... b e t w e e n P o r t l a n d a n d C H IC A G O N e w A s tra -D o m e O B S E R V A T IO N j LOUNGE o n th e A certain talkative young lady almost spent a night locked in •Doe* White’s drugstore. She entered Doc’s store about 11 PM, going directly to the pay phono. At eloven-thirty Doc went heme not having seen a custom er ior n half hour. Around mid night he got n call from the store ...s h e had finally run out of con- venation (and money) and found tho front door locked tight. Doe vowed he’d leave her there to tench her a lesson But Mrs. W. spoke up: “Now you go turn It*« hard to cut a good conversation short — something only a woman understands!” From where I ait, however, plenty of men are as hard to pry away from a telephone as any female. Some people are Just n a tu ra lly long-winded, while others are the silent type —Just as some of us like coffee and oth ers prefer a glass of beer. The important thing is to be eonsid- e ra te ...before friends start giv ing us the "busy algnaL” CepyrigkA United islotes Brewers foundation CARS ‘C IT Y O P P O R T L A N D * HE KNOWS HIS’ WIRESl Meet 0. B. “ Brady” Huston, Wire Chief for Moro, Grass Valley, Wasco, Arlington and The Dalles. He is pictured at the “ Main Frame’’ with hundreds of cross connecting wires which link your telephone through our equipment to almost any telephone in the world. For nearly four decadei Brady has been serving the public in construction, installation and maintenance of telephone lines and equipment. Dur ing World War I he served with the Signal Coi ps in France. Since 1938 he has been Wire Chief in this area. To help him with his many duties he has a staff of seventeen people. Brady and his wife, Mabie, own their home in The Dalles, lie says, “la m proud of my 39 years of Telephone Service.” Pacific Telephone e nds Go i i i you w h o en jo y elegance in travel, U n io n Pacific s u tifu lly a p p o in te d , new A stra -D o m e O b se rva tio n Lounge cars ire thé utm o st in travel pleasure and c o m fo rt. 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