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About Sherman County journal. (Moro, Or.) 1931-current | View Entire Issue (April 15, 1955)
o o © I^SL b © Mr. and Mrs. Hollis Bull and son, Jackie, were up for Easter Sunday with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. M A Bull and all went to church before eating an Easter dinner. Charles Bollinger was here Tues day on behalf of the proposed W orld’s Fair that is l>eing consid ered for Portland in 1959, the an niversary of the state's admission to the union. A fund is being rais ed to pay for a study by the Stan ford Research staff. Mrs. Elva Bryant is on her way from Los Angeles, California, w here she spent the w inter with her daughter Helen, to here hoine a t oncuu Shedd this week. She plans to . visit sit her daughter, Lois and fam ily f enroute. Mrs. B ryant is now a Bryant great •eat grandm other, as on April 2 - a son. Steven Robert was born to Mr r. and Mrs. Robert Bryant, her •andson. grandson. grandson . Vo« W aidrnff of cm nvtdde W n were here Tues- Sunny , •» with her day to spent Morrison mother, Mrs Clay • _ to while on t .en t i/p is band attend a bant t > . Thev left instruclor a t their small da g . h: ar X ^ r ” grandm other for tne Leo Dchier, L. L. Funk and Mrs • ■ , •• t _ Troutdale, Wn parents of a XTrace Aields. High and low w ent Cr.airmar. is Mr Ton. 7 lb, 2 ox. baby girl. Marjorie Hto B irr Fields and Mrs Funk. A Moore Letters and au ard- will be Mary, ttorn March 21. © The Mib birthday cake and a a card card show shower H Mr*. J««* Urtnfcara D rinkara birthday cake and er presented. 1 " . . . ,, « Hells arc foi no slu ,, unty M rs . Joe 5 , in honor of Mrs Vernon Van „ Last*r guests of \ ,Ir and, \ ,r s ' res: ent- A grandm other of the Mrs. G. A. Sargent entertained Gilder was enJoyed during the af- <* \ we£ and Mrs' baby is Mrs. J u ^ n G le n n * More. ine w esco Tl Ileums April 7. Co- ternQOn J red I ole. Miss \ ivian Trounce. Mr; „ <rv ,u.(p of w » .(> an(, hostess for the afternoon was Mrs. Cub Scout roundtable for Mrs ^ ther Stanley and the Sar- Mfs MUcheU are slsters. p a in c a . president piwi<wm of the m r v club, i u *,. Sherm — - - ----------- «- p au l i Patrick, sberm an countv county scoutm asters, Kent's houseguest Mrs. ------------- Rena Shep- Mr. and Mrs. Bill Sundly and The E aster theme was used in the committeemen and den mothers Pard __Mrs . . T hursday >_______> decorations nn on ths* the tables. Vfr« Mrs. . . j,, . . . beld evening In ^lrs- Ida Andrews, a long time w n Terry of Hood River accom- f a r j Tuggle. Mrs. Rena Sheppard Grass Valiev at 7:30 p. m. resident of Wasco, passed away in panied Mr. and Mrs. O tb Roy-e of and Miss Vivian Trounce played An April event for Sherman » ^ tla n d early this month and Portland on a recent visit with canasta with high going to Mrs. county is Spiritual Life mission to was buried there. Mrs. Augusta Royse ami Mr an Tuggle and low to Mrs. Sheppard, begin April 24 thru April 28 in the Mrs. E sther Stanley attended Mrs. Lloyd Royse and family, Besides the hostesses bridge play- ^ o ro Presbyterian church. The the funeral of her nephew, Ross Earl Fields spent Sundaj until ers were Mesdames James Mad- nllsslon ls sponsored by the coun- Woodruff, at Beaverton early in Tuesday In Portland w hen he is dox John Robinson, H. A. Van tv m inisterial association. A dif- the month. Mrs. Sadie Rich drove receiving medical attention. Gnder, Anna Lee. W A. Nesbit, ftirFnt minister will tie preaching her down and then Mrs. Deal took ----------------------- — Vernon Van Gilder, Sam Brock, each evenlng A11 are Invited. Mrs. Stanley to Hood River for Dr. Frank D. Reid Dr, Burton C. Bastuscheck. di- the burial. The Misses Carol Briggs, Joan and Country . . rector of Town ------- ---- ------ . DENTIST Sharon I^aughlin and United States stales m parim eni riu ie y , o h u iv u ------- departm ent oi of ag- church, W illamette university, university. r Fridley, Office ('totted Until F u rth er "faster r riculture |cujture research Easter research workers workers have have will be in Wasco May 1 as a guest Betty Dormaler, spent Notice deveioped enough data to Justify of the Wasco Methodist church, weekend with their parents. M oro H otel 761 tUng up standards for evaluat- _ ____________ Mr. and Mrs. Mike Mitchell of '.ntT thA blood blOftH agglutination M-pintinatlon test test __ ___ ing the brucello^ '------------- ------------ *• L brucellosls 3 vaccinated and non- WASCO EASTER SERVICES SE R I l( E8 tn a animals. T The B a Victor vaccinated animals. Nonvacclnat- Nonvacclnat- E aster thnmo theme “I'kt “Do Not H»' Be showing complete reaction at Amaswi You Seek Jesus! He has t 100 dnution are classified as Rlsen!” was used Easter morn- reacjor animals. Vaccinated anl- The processional hymn malg ghowlng complete reaction «Christ the Lord ls Risen" was a( j t<j 2(X) dUutlon wiU classl- s , by the chotr. whleh also at the Capitol City ag reactors this means a lit- sang “Beautiful Savior." mOre leeway for vaccinates in «‘Nailed to the Cross" was sung ^ J ^ h e test results. as the offertors ¡ X n by the interpretation of test o UaPte t Bob Nlsbet Clvde Trldley When a fellow feels good he wants to wnoop and * V’ usS in Drcgin. for the most ^ c ^ n a J g h * ’ and R ic h a S accurate use of th^s interpretation Rruner < holler with his friends and neighbors; when he Wasco News County Ramblin’ M o rt^ e rs o n a k © ® FRIDAY. ATRTL 13, 1 9g Bj ( uunty Agent Thompson Barley support rating for the 1955 crop were received in the ASC - office this ..... week. The . . . ; Sher ..... man tan county rate for barley de- Rvered Vered to commercial elevators will tie $39.17 $¿19.17 per ton, or 91c per 111 be iic H a I This T*hic rate ra to is is identical id p n tira l w bushel. w ith ith the national average. Farm stor- age barley rate is $11.17, the re- duction of rate is $9.58 less than the 1951 barley crop where the commercial elevator storage rate was $18.75 per ton. The loan rate is based on num ber 2 or better barley. The rate is 53 per cent of old parity and «Id naritv an,i 70 per ner cent rent of or mod mod- ernized parity as of March 15, 1955. Basic loan rates for all coun Erin Martin 1» feeturad <■> p-cuio Taiaptoxa'» THIS is XOUR Hosier ties “ in • Oregon vary • “w from $34.58 »- . i n in H arney county to $15.42 $45.42 in --------------- W ashington and Multnomah coun- Wendell Balsiger went to Mai- ties. This is based on a price stor- ,a W alla T hursday for a meeting age. Term inal storage at Portland, ... of grain grower8. Vancouver ---------- _ and Astoria will be Mrs. Ora Peetz and Mrs Mrs. E. E. $50.00 per ton. Barnum, who have been ill w ith Spring applications on the nl- the deep cold that has been preva- trogen fertilizer trials throughout lent f°r severa' weeks, are 1 • Sherman county were completed proved this week. last week. These trials are part of The city is laying a new two an a ttemptive experim ental pro- P'P0 dne ^rom l^e L E. Bai- gram over the Oregon Columbia zce corner to the Dick Morgan basin w heat counties to gain more place to give more pressure to re- information on the use of nitrogen sidents along the blocks, se i\e d > and other fertilizers in conjunt that line, 11 iSl alS° nuug o f ° l S tiOn, Wii h SUmmer fallOW W h m farther from the centei of the production. Beeio’s — -S iS rS E SrSSSbi 1.« Sunday from an ° l'era,lon- a rd .Ito ss and Carl SchBJew lt. pos!lbulty o( r w M ,onal hymn «0 Mas- W ishram for a six week cruise on The rural school board m et arFlfteen different treatm ents production In Oregon.AVe of Sher- ter Ix?t Me Walk W ith Thee" wa< the Carribean Sea. She will retu rn again Wednesday. They have fin- haye bpen applied on these varl- man county are not concer SUng by all. X 7 y ayo n V n e ^ nr X e U m e i : - “ J, " S X " ^ , d ’" p ro d u « ,l,e aanr.uary r w . ; ho « A r a i S ^ lu drlve home x « ^ X r hav eso m u ch herdaU gh’e r B ',n - 8 ^ and re ,u rn « l Tuesday ^,of _ m / Z Mrs Tommy Jones are •« iho W illamette valley for a few days oH from lhelr work handling mall and freight. S i S ? i w ,,^ lle9 nave ,e e n Mrs G Dounia was in The Dal- d a rk most of the week there has a‘ ,e9M^ f o r medical auentm n ,,w n ra l„. neither has 1« ^ ^ M a g g i e Barnum Is home trom California where she wen, witb Mrs. May Barnum a couple X s ag0. sh e spent a few days - - t ’ami on nn the way wav home. o ® © 3 SHERMAN COUNTY JOURNAL, MORO, OREGON o dressing feels bad he wants to sit in the corner and weep inj his glass. We have facilities for both. • * * Tor SHELL NH3 SERVICE Into Oregon 2 million 60 thousand Mrs. Doug as Shull and Bob Nl. - al b u s h e ls ^ (» rn .( thl, l s ^ u .1 « he,. Bap.WmaUerv,«» were held OSC has recently developed a new “ » ^ “ ’' X t ’h T t o o X specific is now i hplow and «..u X Us m e as r * are indicateu nemw, t*5e f a a iarm r m e er r does^no res Oregon average yield. Back In 1M1W0 ,„tth„ * V Z am ount was shipped into Oregon from the mid-west. mld-west. X h vears l n T the a ^ US ri v™- “ thp nast ^ few the sure way to feed crops n „ye Miller and tor Mrs. Shull Snd " aU*!hlf"'- _____________ ___ For the E aster program at the - X ” « w £ 1" ^ Yvonne K irkelie left Sunday for s0 desires. Test and charges arc DA has bJ stat€8 the surplus ter the pastor Richard B runer wel- Seattle after spending a week here as follows: Standard test wide thu s b. chlcken comed the large crowd, Lee Rase- Now Open with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. includes: pH, Salts, Sodium, i hos ° r deftc Kg P turkey pro- berg gave the Scripture reading MORO BEAUTY SHOP Ivan Kirkelie, following some ex- phorous an<I p ° ‘ash X t l o n This report shows that* followed by songs “This Little _ same location traction work. She has finished the pH and Phosphorous test duction. I I 25Q T of Mlne„ and ..lnto My her schooling and is now employed $1.25, pH Lime req? dreJ?®n J„, l" L , easea Of eggs. This Heart" by the nursery, klndergar- PHONE 512 by an insurance firm in Seattle, phosphorous at $1.50, the pH total thousan ‘ ( t Oregon con- ten and prim ary classes under the Ottie Miller and his cousin who Salts and Sodium at $1.50, the means eae person1 in t «eg^n of Mrs ^ o n Hllder- are here from N orth Carolina for Boron test at »1.00,, and « u m ^ 5« m phU Q,Mea nur8ery; a visit w ith relatives-drove off lc m atter test at $100. The oil duced, or consumed 13 mil- Mrs. Verne Dutton, kindergarten, the I/rne Rock grade W ednesday testing laboratory does not ton ^Jiced. W c n prim ary. ‘ Jesus night in a car and did minor duct nitrate test for recommenda- Hon Poundsh0/ lhe 8tate, ^ Ves Me” was sung by Arlene damage to them selves which Is tions as to the applkaU on of n ,ad on a l rleady.to<Ook basis, and Albert Dormaier and then sev- being repaired in a hospital. . trogen fertilize»«. ,d ', an‘v>Unted to 54% more chick- e ra i recitations followed by the lit- bones were reported broken Soli test can be taken o n f i e l d «nd amoun )(Ju ed Qregon ha8 tJe fo)ks E aster Lltany was given Mr and Mrs. Frank W agner basjS( or a garden plot. Specific en than , ! , , su r„iug turkey bv the 3rd and 4th grades under stopped In Moro briefly Thursday containers for soli samples are been1. a ra ,„ „ (kjced a sur- Mrs Dewey Thomas and the morning while on their way to availatale at the c0?*n ty ' Ion P[‘)d,^ \ 3 ml’lllon lX)Unds of ready- readlng of the E aster story by the their old home In Shaniko for a agenl office, and <^ari»e’ - nmD.e tUrkey about 76% more 5th and 6th taught by Mrs Marvin GASOLINE subm itted at the time the sample to-eat turkey, ao u Alan an Thomas. Also an accordion accordion duet duet than we consumed \Y|ly Knlghten attended a meet- jg forwarded to Corvallis o * ' 0 !1-. by Garth Nelson and Everett Royse was given and the closing ing in The Dalles Monday night -icv to discuss preparations for the hymn was "Onward Christian local one of the 22 regional edu Soldiers." new royal triton cational conferences due this The kindergarten class won the attendance crusade that ended on month and next. IRA FRIDLEY SENIOR CLASS PLAY Frank le a rn e d is teaching a Easter. They are to lie special Consignee class in contem porary history to guests at a Sunday school party a group made up mostly of school given In their honor soon. Wasco, Oregon teachers with classes being held E aster guests of Mr. and Mrs. 5—20 and 10—30 Friday evenings and Saturday Vernon Melzer w ere his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Melzer of Salem UNION OIL COMPANY mornings at the Moro school. Cre dit toward graduation may be ob and his three brothers and fam of California ilies, Mr. and Mrs. W ayne Melzer, tained. Mr. and Mrs. Millard Melzer, Mr. Phone 272 and Mrs. Harold Melzer of Moro Thursday’ April 21, 8:00 p. m. and Mr. and Mrs. Sam Brock and Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Brock and children of W|asco. If you should need any warm The annual WSCS sliver tea us High School Gymnasium clothes we’ll have them; if you ually held In March will he April 20 at the little leg io n hall. A pro- want pretty clothes we’ll have ¡¡T™ pbnUnJdalIU freihm eannts wBl The Standard Man saved me IfoWT aOYAp 7600 V*©0' ¿odi “Mr. Icebox” those, too. Also work clothes. Reserve Tickets on Sale at— Alley’s in Grass Valley and Cyphers’ in Moro on April 13 We Keep what you at a price you can pay WASCO OREGON be served by Mrs. Mildred Zell, Mrs Gordon H arper and Mrs. L. F Kaseherg This year’s L etterm an banquet Apr» 15 l t a6:30e p ’ m* Is potluck Just keep RPM 10-30 Special Motor Oil in your car and light truck and you, too, can get up to this saving in gasoline. “RPM 10-30 Special" cuts down drag in your engine in all kinds of weather so it doesn’t have to work so hard, doesn’t use extra gas. For all cara, new and old. . . oil “ vings up to 33% compared to light grades . . . quiets noisy, stu ky i\- draulic valves . . . easier starting . . . stepped up power . . . money-saving protection of engine parts . . . met ts all car manufacturers’ recommendations . . . on«* oil covers grades 10W, 20W, 30. Let us tell you more about how RPM 10-30 Special Motor Oil will save you money. Iw inlormslios on any Standard Oil Company ol Col.lornio product, call PATHER t NE ANDERSEN CAlHbKlWli A nunuD Grass V alley. Oregon I none w a M » a w phone: Grass Valley, 232 _________________ _____ ——------------------------------------------—- THE S FO TU G H T’ S ON AUTOS IN OREGON) KEiTH McDONALD H a s ro . reg«»n T. n ' ’ 'T~, ■ — ----------------- 3T Save Up to 50% On Farm Buildings 8 W ITH A N AU.-STIKL, FIREPROO? E n jo y th e nitoH o f a n e w c a r! • It’s ^ a s y ... when you finance it the low-cost way with a First N ational A uto Loan. 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