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About Sherman County journal. (Moro, Or.) 1931-current | View Entire Issue (April 8, 1955)
o ® @ O © © o GE 3 SHERMAN COU NTY J O l'R J X l, MORO, ^REGON Moro Personals A drivers license examiner will be on duty in Moro Tuesday, April 12, 1955 at the court house be tween the hours of 10 a. m. and 3 p. m. Mrs. Sophia Dodson is now in Hood River caring for Mrs. J. E. Slade who is elderly and ill. Howard Belshee and wife drove up from The Dalles Monday on a short business trip. Howard says he is feeling much better now and will be alright in the spring. Mr. and Mrs. Darwin VanGilder and Mr. and Mrs. I>oy Cochran went to Portland Friday for a day in the city and medical attention. Mrs. Maggie Barnum left Mon day morning for a trip to Califor nia, going with Mrs. May Barnum, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Kunsman and Mrs. Monroe, Mrs. May Barnum’s nurse. They expect to be home by Easter Sunday. The Moro Missionary society plans to meet at the home of Mrs. Dewey Thompson Thursday, Apr. 14 at 2 p. m. Born: To Mr. and Mrs. Alonzo Alberty at Newberg, Thursday, April 7, a 7 lb. 3 oz. son. The Al- bertys are parents of a 13 year old daughter. Announcement has been receiv ed of the golden wedding anni versary of Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Pape on Monday, April 11, at the Christian Assembly church at 4625 S. E. 67th Ave. in Portland. Many old timers know Mr. and Mrs. Pape very well. The new city street lighting equipment was put in place Wed nesday and turned on that night. Five new mercury vapor lamps and some additional 10,000 watt bulbs make the Main street light er after dark. Coach Jerry Disch went to Salem last week end with a group of boys organized in relay squads. They won 13% points during the afternoon. Among those going were Norman Fridley, M. Fridley, R. Cyphers, D. Miller, I. Kirkelie, J. Rodda, R. Rolfe, E. Knott, J. Belshe, R. Benson. m e m o r ia l In memory of my mother, Mary Elizabeth Schaeffer, who passed away April 5, 1954. Mrs. E. R. Barzee Now Open MORO BEAUTY SHOP same location PHONE 512 FRIDAY, AFRIL », 1935 Wasco News Women To Be Told About Clothing SENIOR CLASS PLAY ‘M r. Icebox Rebekah lodge will be held next Wednesday evening ApYll 13 at 6:30 p. m. q The regular m thly m eeting of the Dorcas mm y is to be at the home of M Leo W atkins April 13. Mr. and Mi Otis Royse and family of Portland were here Sun day to visit Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Royse and family and Mrs. Au gusta Royse. Dr. Frank D. Reid D E V I IS I Office Closed l i i t i l F u rth e r Notice M o ro ll« > le l 7 61 For SHELL NH3 L SERVICE?. the sure way Io feed crops Thursday’ April 21 f 8:00 p. m. Your Friendly- WESTERN AUTO SUPPLY 210 E. Second Street The Dalles, Oregon The Standard Han showed me how to save oyepalr bills ( FEATURES V a r ia b le s k e w a d ju s tm e n t N o n -d o g g in g S tr a ig h t-lin e d r a f t R ugg ed , h e a v y -d u ty b e a rin g s E x tr a -r u g g e d c o n s tru c tio n L ig h t d r a f t f o r t w o -b o tto m t r a c to r o p e r a tio n FOR SALE BY It g iv e s a s tirrin g a n d s h a t t e r in g a c tio n on th e to p t w o inches o f soil w ith o u t b u r ia l o f ras id u a s . A t th e s am e tim e it g e n t ly tre a d s a n d firm s th e soil b e n e a th , thus e ffe c tiv e ly r e t a r d in g w in d a n d w a t e r e ro s io n . T h e D u n h a m C U L T I-S K E W - T R E A D E R is a m o s t p r o f i t a b le to o l b ecause it is u s e fu l th r o u g h o u t th e e n tir e p la n t in g a n d c u ltiv a tin g sea s o n . W it h v a r io u s a d ju s tm e n ts it c an b e u s e d f o r M U L C H IN G , W E E D IN G , P U L V E R IZ IN G , C U L T IV A T IN G , a n d TR E A D IN G . MULLER FARM EQUIPMENT TOM’S WELDING & EQUIPMENT High School Gymnasium Sales—Service—Parts Case — Calkins — New Holland The Dalles — Moro — Tygh Valley Alley’s in Grass Valley and Cyphers’ in Moro on April 13 JACKLIN Seed Company^ RICE HULLS NO MORE SEEDING PROBLEMS. Crass or pasture mixture seed will feed smoothly through drills without bunching, skipping, or sepaiuting. Simple, easy, and inexpensive. Available now, unmixed, for only $3 50 pci cwt. Mixed with grass for only $4.50 per cwt. ISOTOX CHEVRON Detergent-Action CASMMS * fltMl •»• ••< t— The c a rb u re to r in your car or light truck “breathes in” air which carries specks of carbon and gum that «tick to carburetor walls. These deposits choke off air to the engine—cause 1 out of 3 repair bills Dcterg.-nL Action” Chevron Gasolines stop carburetor deposit» with the very first tankful! End rough Idling, «tailing, boost power, sa v e ga« “Detergent-Action” restores the carburetor in your car or light truck to factory-clean condition...and keep» it clean while you drive. Yours in both Chevron Supreme and Chevron Gasoline. h> WwMh.. M on, Slondo-d Oil tompon, ol UNÍQUAUÍD ON STÜBBLÍ MULCHING Reserve Tickets on Sale at— 5-Year Guarantee Only $15.95 down, $3.50 a week Service & Free Delivery Grasa Valley. Oregon Adams, Mrs. Henry Richelderfer, Mrs. John Hilderbrand, Mrs. Clem Welk and Mrs. George Macnab. Guests were Mrs. Al Dormaler and Mrs. Ira Fridley. High prize went to Mrs. McDermld and low to Mrs. Richelderfer. The Thursday evening bridge club met at the home of Mrs. Al Dormaler March 31. Guests were Mrs. Henry Richelderfer. Mrs. Harry Adams, who held high and M icnah wii.t held low Members present were Mrs. Da vid Richelderfer, Mrs. Pat Mac nab. Mrs. Stuart Macnab, Mrs. John Foss and Mrs. Gerald Nis bet who held second hLgh. The annual waffle feet! for mem bers and their families of Marion Beefo’s 309.95 phone: Grass Valley, 232 © © leader, committeeman Eldon Lane, Little Stephanie Ann Barnett, HarUlidtieW ¿laJige II»ft bjtUI' Leo Watkins, and Floyd Rathbun; daughter of Mr. and Mr». Jerry day night and had a party after den mother, Mrs. Leonard Fields, Barnett, was guest of honor on the rRtular meeting. As a game Mrs. Joe D rln ka ru den 1, Mrs. Warren Wilkinson, her sixth birthday at a party giv each man was given a paper plate, den 3 and Mrs. Delmar Smith den en by her mother at the Barnett a doily, 2 soda straws and a paper The March Cub Scout pack 2. Their assistants are Mrs. Bob home. Guests included Elaine Nis napkin and ordered to make an Easter bonnet. Many new style meeting was held the 30th at the Nisbet, Mrs. Marvin Thomas, Mrs. bet, Sharlce Nisbet, Brent VanGil writ- created before Orlow Martin little Legion hall. ihe meeting 1X _.W Watkins ........... _ „............--- Leo and Mrs. John Kell- der, Faye lairlmore, David Rich- wer and Earl Gentry won the prizes, opened with the pledge of allegi- ogg. A card was issued to John elderfer, Douglas Dutton, Albert Dewey Thompson showed two ence and giving the Cub Scout Foss, institutional representative Deane Dorinaler, Nina Rhinehart, Wanda Drinkard, Jeanney Lynn rolls of film taken in Arizona and promise. One verse of "America” but he w'as absent. Welk and Vivian, Patty, Mike and California. - was sung after which the den , . . Mrs. Jean Stamey of Tillamook mothers told what they had done A l° teJiLShv tn t h » den^havlna Dennis Buckley. A donkey game came Thursday to meet her sister, this month and with den displays Jre of B arents was played with prizes going to Doug. Faye, Stephanie and Patty. Mrs. Art Johnson and with Mr. announced. The annual circus is the high©» pe 1 and Mrs. Johnson will go on to to be held in The Dalles May 7. an d , J heid th t last w ^ k “Farmer In the Dell” was played on the lawn after which Stephanie Spokane to spend Easter Sunday The April theme is forestry, meeting to opened her gifts. Refreshments with her daughter, Muriel, now Awards were presented as fol- in April. Mrs. L. E. Read. lows: wolf badges to Arlyn Van — ““ wuhPt drove of birthday cake, trimmed in yel The Moro 1*TA will meet April Gilder and Ronnie Welk; bear Mr-« ,.M ’ qat.ir.H v even- low anti green, punch and ice cream was served from a pastel 11 at the school gymnasium at badge to Virgil Fields; wolf arrow to Ephiata, •» ‘ - 8 p. in. with Clyde Beard of The points were a gold arrow to Gary mg to spen< ...j covered table. Paper hats, snake nolsemakers and tiny Easter egg Dalles as speaker of the evening. Wilkinson, a gold and silver to «on and daug . . . . The kindergarten and first and Bobby Drinkard, Billy Smith, sll- Larry tM the cup favors were given each guest. second g ra d « will present the ver and a lion silver arrow to The annual spiing tea of the Assisting Mrs. Barnett were Mrs. Pat Buckley, Mr. Guy Andrews, program and Dolores Belshee will Jimmy Donahue. Denner stripes Wasco Womens . ; sing. went to Tony Capacl with Jimmy Han service wi oe held at the Mrs. Floyd Haines, Mrs. V. E. Mr. ami Mrs. Albert Fearson Donahue assistant of den 1, to little Legion hall V et nes j I Dutton and Mrs. Arthur Van are here from Seattle, Wn„ to vis- Doug Bish and Floyd Rathbun, ril 20. „ .„ h lin arrived Gilder. it with Mr. and Mrs. Dewey d i s t a n t for den 2 and Gary Jose Mu\ , ^ r o n Miss Judy Watkins, daughter of Thompson. Mrs. Pearson and Mrs. wUh Joe Koe asslsum »( den 3. home M ednes I I y . Mr. and Mrs. l,eo Watkins, cele Thompson are cousins. Garth Nelson was given the den »« college f brated her birthday with a dinner chief shoulder strap for service at churches party. Her guests Rebbeca Rhine hart, Lynn Rathbun, Marilyn with den 3. . , Sunday. Smith, Phyllis Lutje, and Sherrill Registration cards were given Mrs. Harold Crocker arrived Christopherson enjoyed a fried ______ w Richard Bruner, Cub Scout lead- home last week after several chicken dinner. I^ te r Jim and “Identification and Care of New er, Warren Wilkinson, assistant weeks in the east. Dave Wallace, Everett Royse, Fabrics” will be demonstrated to ________________________ i _ j j ~ t i i r~ — John Capacl and Freddie Dorma- » » » »■ -v V v » v 'v 1 SEherman county folks during a ler, arrived to spend the evening series of %eeting throughout the dancing to records. Cake and ice county April 13, 14, 15, reports cream were served at the close of County Extension Agent T. W. the evening. The girls remained Thompson. over night for a slumber party. Final arrangements were com The volleyball dinner was held pleted this week with dates and recently at the little legion hall places as follows: Kent school where after a potluck dinner a house, 2:00 p. m., Wednesday, at the Capitol City gift of appreciation was presented April 13; Moro Women’s club coach Claire Balzer by the group. building, 8:00 p. m„ Wednesday The cake was baked by Mrs. April 13; Rufus grange hall, 2:00 Charles Decker and appropriately p. m., Thursday, April 14; and decorated by Mrs. Earle Morrison. When you’re setting around the fire twiddling your Grass Valley school house, 2:00 P- Enjoying the dinner and evening m., Friday, April 15. The meetings thumbs you don’t have to eat much but when you go were Mr. and Mrs. Leonard are sponsored and have been ar Fields, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Rich- to plowing and cooking for plow hands you gotta ranged by members of the Farm elderfer, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Home and Rural Life committee have meat and potatoes. And Beefo’s is the finest Decker, Mr. and Mrs. Harry and the county extension agent. Adams, Mr. and MrS. Dewey place for food in the county— and we think several Miss Murle Scales, extension Thomas, Mr. and Mrs. David Rlch- clothing specialist, OSC, will con elderfer and Mr. and Mrs. Claire counties. duct the demonstrations. Various Balzer. new fabrics will be shown and In The regular monthly meeting formation presented on their pro o the Wasco city council was held per care. Miss Scales will also Monday evening April 4. The meet with other 4-H clothing club date for the city clean up day Is members and their leaders during May 3, when a general clean-up of her visit to the county. the city will be made. The trees The demonstration meetings along Main street will be white have been planned to acquaint washed. 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