Image provided by: Sherman County Historical Museum; Moro, OR
About Sherman County journal. (Moro, Or.) 1931-current | View Entire Issue (July 8, 1955)
o O © © © © O o © .© O O © O o F R I D A Y , J l ’ L Y », H I M PAGE S SI^KM AN COVNTY »oi UN A L. MolU). OREGON © 0 ® O • ™ : w e e k a f t e r L a iT J IWtU ed from a month's visit in An- wl|A their two children from and has a sawtoothed edge derson, Mo., bringing with her, Portland. The young grandson, Mediterranean sage is a bi-an- succeeding treatment foliote at Pat and Larry Kaseberg lost college, and the calves died the Jim's mother, Mrs. John Taylor, Gregi^v, 5, remained to enjoy nual that forms its broad-base about three week perlods, or as four head of three to four month week before. ld 1 Mrs. A. S. Johnson en- who will stay with them for a few ranch life for a few weeks. Mr. and rosette the first year, and throws needed. Consistant use of tiie back old calves with blackleg this txT Miss Nina Belshee has returned up its weeks. 1US flower UIW and J seed ounn. stalk the 11IV spring fien erally , blackleg co e sn ’t driving over some familiar roads Now Open Among the many Sherman coun from San Francisco Theological second year, then dies 2,4-D will rubbers throughout the horn fly occur before six month age, so of yesteryear. They crossed the Seminary where she attended MORO BEAUTY SHOP season will aid materially In loss this loss is of quite a bit of impor Columbia and visited the Sam Hill ty people spending the Fourth of summer choir school for two control the plant satisfactorily. same location tance. The Kaseherg's had plan July holiday weekend in distant Farmers who have cattle and museum and then headed for the weeks. ned to vaccinate during the first who have not made use of the Mor» Ixxlge No. IIS PHONE 512 John Day country where they vis parts were Mr. anti Mrs. R. B. Guests of Mr. and Mrs. Mac ited numerous spots of interest, Hoskinson, the Paul Goddards and Hall on the 4th were Dr. and Mrs. self-treating devices or back rub- Meets 1st and 3rd finally concluding their outing at Doris Amidon, who joined the John Gilhousen of The Dalles. Mrs. hers made with cable or chain, or Tuesdays in I.O.O.I’. barbed wire and sacks treated hall. Transient ai d Clarno before turning the car mad throng at Seaside. Gilhousen is a sister of Mrs. Hall. with insecticides are missing a rlsltin g b ro th ers are Mr. and Mrs. Demerest Schmitt, homeward. Mrs. A1 Fox, 74, Grass Valley bet in the horned fly control this cordialiv invited Vernon Van Gilder of Wasco is daughter Frances, and his parents resident for the past four years, summer. Many farmers in Sher- John Shipley, N. G. of Portland visited the Joe Peters a patient at a The Dalles hospital, passed away in an Oregon City ueo Watkins. Secretary to which point he was taken Sat family over the week-end. On the hospital Saturday evening. Fune man county and throughout Ore Yes, invest in EXACTLY the same stocks, urday suffering with virus pneu 4th they picnicked at Tygh Valley ral services were held Wednesday gon now «re using this simple de Lupine Rebekah Ixxlge No. 116 preferred stocks and bonds as the insurance monia. His condition was improv together with Mr. and Mrs. A. July 6 at the Peak Funeral Home vice to assist in the fly control. Douma, Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Brown in Milwaukie, with interment in Chemicals for use on back rub- Meets 2nd and 4th ed the first of the week. companies, banks and other institutions where of Shaniko, Mrs. Eva Landry and Lincoln Memorial Park. tiers are about the-same as those Tuesdays of each Wily Knighten Jr. and his sis Mrs. Geiter of oPrtland. your money is now placed. Easy to buy or recommended for last year. DI>T.B’nonth ' isltlng ter, Mrs. John Miller of Seattle, Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Flatt with Mrs. Ralph Busse gave a coffee Methoxychlor or Toxaphene spent the week-end with their redeem in any amount. parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wily Knigh the Bill Flatt family spent the hour stork shower Thursday desirable materials to use for these , ai1? DeMoss, N. O. Valuable tax credits now apply to most ten Sr. The young people visited holiday at Bend fishing and at morning for Mrs. Llody Wooder- back rubbers. The emulsion form Jo (jentry> Sec- tending the pageant. son. Coffee and fruit salad were of these insecticides is preferred, Ione while in this vicinity. dividend income, These are not available to Mr. and Mrs. G. Douma made an served after which the guest of these emulsion forms are diluted Bethlehem Chapter No. . s. O.K.S Here for a vacation visit are fourth Thursday in ea?b rents, mortgage, bond and savings interest. Rev. W. W. Gearhart and family overnight trip to l,akeview and honor opened her gifts. Those at for use with stove oil or diesel oil, month, visiting member* of Ohai, Calif., who arriv d Thurs Klamath Falls, by way of Burns, tending were Mrs. Andrew Paul but not with crank case or lubri Meets every second anu sen, Mrs. Claude May, Mrs. George cating oil. day evening aial are the guests of returning home through Bend. Write, phone collect, or stop in for details Invited. Moro, Oregnr. Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Shoemaker Gieser, Mrs. William Rodda, Mrs. These materials usually come Mr. and Mrs. Darwin Van Gilder. and family, with the Joel Ham Catherine Thompson, W. M. Jerry Dlsch, Mrs. Mollie McLach- 25% emulsifiable concentrate An ardent fisherman, Rev. Gear Naomi Van Gilder, Secretary which contain two pounds of ac hart is out on the Deschutes today mond family, camped near Rock lan and Mrs. Ruth Fields. tive ingredients per gallon. To Eureka Lodge No. 121 A.K. A A.** with Van Gilder in quest of steel Creek dam during the week-end. TYGH VALLE.Y OREGON Mr. and Mrs. Orlow Martin with make a 5 % solution which is re head. The visiting minister, for Meets on the 1st and commended mix one quart of the mer pastor of the Moro Commu- is brother, Roy Martin and wife Phone I13F2 3rd Thursday evening» 25% concentrate of these materi ity church, will occupy the pulpit of Heppner went to Wallowa Lake By "T o m m y " Thompson each month. Visiting Investment Ntocka A Bonds — Nationwide and Canada als to four quarts of stove or diesel a t that church at the 11 o’clock over the week-end. members cordially in Tax E xem pt Nchool, H _____ igh w ay and _______»nds State Bonds . ___ Mr. and Mrs. Bud Powell, Judy While at summer school the 4-H oil. Generally, one-half gallon of service July 10. vlted to meet with Raatern Oregon Mgr. 1(113 I". S. N ational Bank Bldg. and Marilyn, attended the water students had classes which they the Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Hendricks W in. .1. Collina A Co. I'ortland, Oregon Beacon 2152 — 5% — material ---------- will ---- treat ----- about - Frank Sayrs, W. M. attended. A few of these were: 15 or 20 feet of sacking for the Clyde Glllmor, Secretary went to Camp Sherman for the pageant in Bend, Sunday. Visitors at the Bill Roos home Jam Session, in which they learn weekend, visiting his qiother on during the holidays included their ed how to make jam; Yeast first application. A quart of insec- the way home. and family, Dr. and Mrs. Breads, In which they learned Mr. and Mrs. Neil McIntyre daughter Fluke of Eugene, and their son points on bread; and Sugar Tricks, * made a trip to Sacajawea Park to and wife, Mr. and Mrs. Robert An in which we learned some points celebrate the 4th of July. ■ Ï of Vancouver, Wash. on how to hake new types of cook Mrs. Jim Taylor has just return- derson Visitors at the Harry Pinkertons ies and ways of decorating them. during the 4th of July week-end I feel that everyone Including w’ere their daughter and son-in- that attended 4-H sum M"* ~ W, law, Mr. and Mrs. Jarvis Black, myself mer school enjoyed themselves LX and learned something new. The 4H students met other students with whom they became acquaint raOYAt’ ed and they enjoyed most of the > T<>N erfection classes they attended.” “Ala” the new processed wheat f Think how attractive extension phones in food, made from Oregon and Wa in every service G A S O LIN E color will look in your home. They’ll 11 shington wheat, Is now on the complete your color scheme in any room. market. The Oregon Wheat Grow at reasonable cost. And add the beauty of color to the ers League and Wheat Commis up-to-date arrangement of always huving sion four years ago started push a telephone within arm ’s reach. ing towards production of this new product that uses our local Color extensions come in red, blue, green, 5» NEW ROYAL TRITON wheat. The Fisher Flouring Mills, yellow . . . beige, brown, ivory or gray—or Seattle, is now producing this pro IRA FRIDLEY in four “two-tone” combinations. Call our duct in quantity. Look for the new business office today. P acific T ele p h o n e. Consignee processed wheat food on your lo T a k e l if e e a s y . . . each •■i«n»ion cal grocer’s shelves. Many folks Wasco, Oregon Leonard & Wilma Smith phono coil» Io»» than a nicfcol a day have tried the new product over 5—20 and 10—30 the past year or two from supplies funeral directors obtained in California, now It Is UNION OIL COMPANY available at grocers and Phone The Dalles 3135 readily of California - should open a good market for large quantities of Northwest Phone 272 grown wheat. Weed control as a county con servation practice under the ACT* We have a lot of clothes here. program will not be approved for Dainty, light, pretty things for 1956. The Department of Agricul ture has concluded that weed con summer. And being old residents trol measures are part of normal we always have some heavy, crop production operations and that ACP funds should not he used sturdy, clothes for this kind of for this purpose. The ACP pro gram is administered through the weather. Agricultural Stabilization and Con servation committee. We Keep wha t you want at a price you can pay We would lx? interested in hear WASCO OREGON ing of any heavy grasshopper in festation throughout the county. - Last year the grasshopper popula w V ▼ V V tion was quite heavy on some of the range land, but none had in- vadde the crop land area. When infestation liecomes quite severe control measures need to lie tak T h e y » te n d o u t A N Y W H E R E ! en, otherwise serious damage can occur. at the Capitol City Morrow county had quite a hea vy infestation last year and they STRONG FOOD FOR did considerable control work. This year they estimate a hundred STRONG MEN and fifty thousand acres are in Everybody feels strong at harvest time or if he does fested and they have begun to In vade some of the crop land area. n't, he’d ought to for there are hard jobs to he done. It is reported that they have at tacked some grain fields, especial ly spring grain, ami fields look like hall stones have hit the field where the stems have been cut off by these grasshoppers. Wbeds are one of our most ser ious problems today and will be in the future One of the most common methods of getting seri ous weeds into an area is trans planting of them by home gar deners. Recently I visited a family that had located a rather pretty wild flower and had transplanted it to their garden. It turned out Supor H oliday Coupé that this plant was Dalmatlon .Toad Flax, which Is a perennial weed of serious consequences In G o t o u t o f tH e o r d in a r y some areas, It looks somewhat like a snapdragon and is quite a • • • g o t In to a n I— S rapid spreader In crop land. Folks should always he on the You never have to look twice to know . . . it'» Oldamohile! guard for plants that are unknown to them, and one should tie very A "ROCKET" FOR EVERY POCKET! T hat "flying color” flair is unmistakable anywhere! And you careful in transplanting plants don’t have to touch that gas pedal more than once to know: And you'll And on« pricod ¡uif right for from roadsides or forests into our youl Choo»« from thirteen gorgeoui there» a "Rocket” under the hoot!! Everylnxly known what that county. Plants that are unknown model» In Oldtmobll«'« thro« thrilling to you should he Identified and means . . . smooth, surging action, split-second response! tori«» . . . lusuriou» N in ety-E ight, the determined how serious a plant brilliant Supor "88" and the budget- These are the reasons Oldamohile Zooks different . . . feela different • priced "88 "I Oldtm obilo "8 8 ” 2-Door . . . it different! See us for a ride in the most popular Ohlsm »bile Mediterranean sage, a range-rob Sodan illuitratod. ever built! Remember—there'» a "Rocket” fo r every pocket! bing plant that cattle won’t eat, has taken over many thousands of acres In some of the Eastern Oregon rangeland. Folks with range should he on the lookout for this plant. The plant which is a woolly sage green cluster of VIS IT TH1 "RO CK IT I O O M " . • . AT TOUR O lO S R O R Ill O l A l l t ' S I broad basal leaves, Is similar In appearance to the more common FO R C O O t mullein. Plants often grow one D R IV IN O C O M F O R T . . . foot in diameter and one to two Get on AIR-CONDITIONED feet high on good soil. The plant © 523 East Third Street, The Dalles, Oregon — Phone 2166 "R O C K E T ” O L O S M O B ILK I has a branched flower stalkl n con * trast to the single spike stalk of Seo M for J o M » —« » J a »emon»barton I © mullein. Unlike the mullein leaf . OO A M IA » . . . D R IV I IT V O U R S IIF I TMS O O IN O ’ S ORIAT IN A "R O C K IT R " l — the sage leaf Is netted with veins ¿loro Personals DOUBLE YOUR INCOME ON PART OF YOUR SAVINGS? J. W. DODD County Ramblin’s ifowr 7600 o uty extension with convenience P Beeio’s Hydraulic Header Tenders Grain Saver Pick-up Reels Cheney - Calkins WEEDERS ' IS/I I SUNSET MOTOR COMPANY MOON EQUIPMENT CO. Wasco Oregon o
