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About Sherman County journal. (Moro, Or.) 1931-current | View Entire Issue (May 13, 1955)
o PACE 1 SH EEM A S C O tST V JOVRSAL, MORO. OREGON pies ci^ss - . Clyde GilltW" returned to RU FUS IT E M S Thursday night at K U ’ un ne in Moro Sunday after Mr*. George Fox o are Rev. Wlllte Batn fo rts* UK n e days. The Rufus church of the Naza ers Mrs Fav Brackett. ?nt su rgery-In Port- Wily Mrs. o n a rd Jordan Yvonne K irkelle and rene had 73 present for its Moth-' Mr. and , Mrs. i^ Leon«™ j Knighien Jr. came down from lami® and af ter about 10 days in ers Day program. Fay Brackett, have remodeled the po> ■' *■ P* spent the rem ainder Seattle w ith Mrs. Frances Ma the hospital Sunday school superintendent, „? th eir home. They have » c l « - the home of her presented cakes to Mrs. Glen thew s and son Ted, who went on if the time ..1 oart of thetr old froth porch t home , to Grass Valley, for a visit with daughter and son in law, Mr. and Thompson for the oldest m other tkc more office $pom awl made , he GeoI^ ------ their respective parents over Mo Mrs. W. E. Harms. M„ sam Brock arrived home present, Mrs. Paul Blackbrune for T new opening fo f the postoffice Loy Cochran has been appointed the youngest mother, Mrs. O. Pet SoSr a ^ porcK Also they have a Krlday (rom a weelta trip to th e r’s day. . They Mr. and Mrs. Bob Itobeison ot as county coroner following the erson the m other with the most new mall sortlng_bencK They Condon spent the Mother a day resignation of Brucé* Alley who children and Mrs. Fay Brackett, ^ o T Z m g ‘m ore b o x « but can weekend visiting relatives here. has moved from the county. the m other with the most guests. If the business w arran is it. Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Cushman Mrs Fay Brackett pinned a rib Mr and Mrs. W ily K n ig h te n W avne Eaton, son of Mr. and and son went to lone Sunday to of Condon brought his mother, bon corsage on every m other as Mrs. Eugene Eaton, came home Nellie visit their daughter Jack Mrs. .w uaugm ci Mrs. ------ ine * Cushman — — here to visit they came in the door. The cakes Anrll 27 to visit his folks». H Miller and husband in observance IIVI h(?r or glster ,111(71 alltl ^ * * '* cvt Mrs. Etta Moore, T hurs . were made by Mrs. H erm an Bra * the Fairchild airforce base at day spent th e < u\ of f M other’s day. a«» while whiu» they t ckett and Mrs. John M ^hieson M okane Wn., and reports back E. E. Barnum left Tuesday The t>anes. 24 for nine more months of and decorated by Mrs W illis Bar X A,r . and .„ « yjpg .»— Jack ta Lawrence for Bend to spend a ---- few days on w encp IU 1 J U v ilU IV ----- duty. This will make four years ney. the farm w ith his son, Cleo and spent W ednesday in Portland for The Bible class and young peo- medical attention for Mrs. Law Mrs Verne Arstlll of Athena rence. . . Mr. and Mrs. Tom Woodcock came Sunday to operate the Moro Beauty shop for a a week while Mrs. Mrs. and Mr n e s French rm n . ■ Mr. and Mrs. o Giles Beauty shop for week While Marion Powell, owner, spends the atlended the Pomona grange mee - week at their H ardm an ranch in j t l>one p lne grange Tuesday, Marrow county. , , Mr. anti Mrs. R. M Johnson of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Belshee left Wasco were also present from CHECK THE ADVANTAGES O’ FIRST NATiONAu S W ednesday morning for Eugene to gherrnan county. \ NEW FARM MACHINERY FINANCING PLAN “ S T m ^ t h a ^ c R y '’ Harl°W Calendar for school Cosing Moro Personals h u m F a rm e rs ... Farm Equipm ent D ealers..» We Repair J - X u n n “p . r , l a T ew r e . Trade Meet a, Max - genUe “ X Z , " sech^ i “ Ubn 31 s t 'f t Is almost May l^Junlor-S enlor Banquet at W e S a Oyn% y ^ a > the home of combine, truck, tractor Motors for Harvest Mrs. Daisy May J ^ N ^ M Byers. o r o nuf. May Meet a. no restrictio n s. QUICK AFPROVAl. C o m p e ten t First N a tio n a l arm Loan officer checks and passes on c re d it q u ic k ly . DEALER FLOOR STOCK may also be financed th ro u g h your b ran ch o f First N a tio n a l. COLOR CONTEST 4 Ford Ranth W agons to lucky w in n ers! PLUS 1030 OTHER PRIZES! N o th in g t u b i n '. H e r .'» Wasco, Oregon 1. P ic k a fa v o rite c o lo r fro m th e »»m om F u lle r Je w e l Case. 2. W r ite th e nam e i r n u m b e r o f th e c o lo r c h ip , a n d y o u r nam e and addiess. on an e n try b la n k . D e p o s it in e n try box. FSSÍSu’ l i l l l M M l Ä i . B A N * * O F I » O A D P R V T I A A W N D M> •lE J ’S BUILD OREGON TOGETHER'’ i « M ill HMwa Biro»» «.oe»o**tnj* Enter today ' Vi-it Moro Lumber & Fuel Co. M ill!« . With Lou-rosl Electricity, You live Belter For Less! same location PHONE 512 ¿U>-iU~ ■ Whether it rains or not the wind is going to ow. If your roof is in bad repair or about to be, see me > about— ♦ I ♦ i for io r ♦ ! ♦ ; r o o f in g I i have several ------------- kinds of roofing n a v e &cvc*«*x - that are well in th i s c o u n try , th a t will not blow off and adapted to this country, that that will shed rain for years. CLARENCE ODELL, WASCO, OREGON ♦ v ♦ ♦ HISTORIC RECORD! Introduction o f milder, lower-priced, S 6 P r o o f bottling as a companion to world-famous jo o rooj Bond brings fo r th unprecedented public demands $2 95 pint s. $4.55 4-5 qt. $3.70 An/t availabli ar ahvayt 100 PROOF • BOTTLED IN BOND Rohl Straight Bourbon Whiiiut L pint I $5.70 4 5 qt. OLD CROW DISTILLBRY CO.» PRANW The Standard Man showed me how to save 10% on floor waxes Y o u 'll save tons of lilting, miles ol walking, hours and hours of with autom atic electric clothes d r y i n g - a l l lor only a lew cents a y a, Pacific Pow er's low electric rates. Never another worry about the w eather, either, or about soo, or dus, soi.ing ciothes on the h n . D o your clothes drying the modern way - autom atically, elec.nca y. B y b u y in g and taking delivery any tim e d u n n IM . o r Ju n e, you can get a 10% d w o u n t on Standard floor waxes and preservatives. T h e s e fo u r p r o d u c ts a re a ll Included ,n * > » * « " > ' Standard Self-Polishing Wax gives a lustrous f b ^ resists wear- »Standard Wax Floor Spray with all the work and worry lorgotlen! I f . a n outstanding exam ple o. better living at lowes cos,. dependable electric service from Pacific Power is your best b u y - t h e biggest b arg ain in your budget todayl „ inc the wood Buv a year s supply (or morr O • - • S k n d c i X d u r i n g M ay or Ju n e . . . and save 10 o. & I4 P -H T C O M P A N Y ___ _ -< nrnHuit (d (« «rfsnssli« «" ■"» Slondord O.ltm tM , ’'^ ¿ ^ " - .’¿ ' “jJ c D O N A L D O B E R I N E A N D E R S EN (;ri,MM V h II y J . Oregon l’honr: Grw» Valley. 232 K E kTH McD W iiM O , O re g o n *<V-- ill i o u do ......... — miller motors 1:00 p. m. . . , The members practiced prepar ing beef animals for show. May 22 at the home of I^eonard Fields. u SEE YOUR FARM MACHINERY DEALER OR YOUR FIRST NATIONAL BRANCH FOR FULL DETAIL». from manufacturer Mrs Eugene Amidon in i,„il., chutg in Mrs. E-Ugcilt. speaker ‘vus- 6 . ladies . . . ------- . __ Interested are in- cordia y May 24: Moro High Commence ment, Frank Bennett, vtted. _____ ________ ——— speaker CARD OF THANKS I w ant to express my sincere May 31: School Picnics thanks to the kind friends who x |UI>GK BKEF sent me flowers and -- express . ■ ,lv | lu Thomas seni 11WT.X..O---- • By j Jim Thomas of sym pathy during my stay in \ potluck dinner preceded the the hospital. Mrs. CydeO U H nor- moellng hek, a t t h c P a u l» K - Now Open COMPLETELY ADAPTABLE to any fa rm b u d g e t. . . ties in to sh o rt o r lo n g -ra n g e plans fo r e q u ip p in g the (arm . AU replacement parts used on tune-up jobs are May - MORO B E A U T Y SHOP a 4 Specialist in carbureation and ignition Band Concert O N I flan for A ll fa rm ers an I fn n e q u ip m e n t dealers» w h e th e r n o w First N a tio n a l custom ers o r not. FARMER CHOOSES his d e aler . Modern Tune-up equipment-good work gua anteed High I ru L lX K r : ; Electricity's cheap in Pacific Powerland ~ It’« tim e you, too, had an autom atic electric clothes dryer. Your frien d ly appliance dealer i t the man to see. OREGON
