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About Sherman County journal. (Moro, Or.) 1931-current | View Entire Issue (Aug. 5, 1955)
<§> PAGE t © S1IEH.MAN COI NTY. lO l'K N A L , U n f it , OK EGON F B I DAY, AVGVST J, 1953 © tion and udy in the San Fran- aska is hard to get. Moro Personals cisco area. Mr. Summon attended Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Young a three week summer session at arrived Thursday to stay a day Thursday evening, July 21st, San Francisco Theological Semin or so visiting friends in Moro Mns. Allen Pinkerton was honored ary, and Mrs. Solomon a summer from the time they were teachers at the home of Mrs. Cloyd Duncan. choir school conducted by Johu in the school here. They are guests Mrs. Jerry Disch and Mrs. Duncan Finley Williamson of the Wlest- of Mr and Mrs. Darwin Van G il were the hostesses. The party was minster choir. der. i | b given w ith the mother in mind in Accompanying the Solomons Charles Belshee Is in a hospital stead of the expected Infant. The from California and here for a in McMinnville, having been tak honored was presented w ith a visit are Mrs. Solomon’s father en there by his daughter, Mrs. lovely negligee of violet and and stepmother, Mr. and Mrs. H. Avery Martin. He is reported to w hite w ith matching gown. H. Wasser, of Phoenix, Arizona, be getting along well. The guests had a gala time play- and Miss Laura See of Los An A social security agent w ill be ign Bunco—a lively dice game. geles, California. in The Dalles every Wednesday The guests were Mesdames Elmer Halstead of Salem, super and tan be seen at the offices in Keith, Donald, and Ted Thompson, visor of public service training, the Pacific Power & L ig ht build Joe Heater, Gwen Matteson, Dob state division vocational educa ing. Chesney, Dean Pinkerton, H arry tio n was interviewing fire depart Born: To Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Pinkerton, Bob Boynton, Andy ment personnel relative to firemen Wotxlerson, Friday, July 29, at Paulson, Frank Sayrs, Roscoe training here last week. The Dalles, a daughter. Moore, Tommy Thompson, B ill Mrs. Annie Smouse and her Mr. and Mrs. Roy Belshee re- Hall, Claude May, Donald Ander turnexl from their Alaskan trip daughter, Mrs. Richard Baker, are son and V irg il Archer. last week and report that they visiting this week at the Orlow Rev. and Mrs. Alfred Solomon, had a fine time although not get Martins. and son, arrived back in Moro ting as far as they desired into Tuesday after six weeks of vaca- the interior. Transportation in Al- CARD OF THANKH I want to give my sincere and heartfelt thanks to the friends in Sherman county for the flowers and visitations and cards while 1 was in a hospital in The Dalles. They were all appreciated. Thanks, again. at the Capitol City Mrs. Roy J. Baker Beef o ’s We’ve got a new batch of meat. We drove the steers around town in a truck a few days ago just to show folks how good they were. The steaks are scrumptious. WORD OF APPRECIATION We wish to express our heart felt thanks to friends and neigh bors for the many expressions of sympathy received follow ing the death of my brother, M arvin H. Layton. Mildred Smith and fam ily Land For Sale WHEAT LAND FOR SALE: Approximately 2000 A. good wheat land in Sherman county, close to railroad and close to highway. Approximately 1100 A. wheat land in Umatilla county, 17 miles from Pendleton, fair improvements. 2550 A. in Morrow county, all in summerfallow no improvements, practically level, six miles from elevator, on gravel road $120 per A. including sum merfallow, 29 per cent down, balance one-third crop payment including 5 per cent interest. Approximately 7000 A. .approximately 6000 A farm land, 35,000 bu. elevator on RR, two miles from ranch, good modern improvements, $1,000,000 in cluding one-third crop and summerfallow, 29 per cent down, balance one-third crop payments includ ing 5 per cent interest. Good trade considered for income property. Also stock ranches, combination stock and wheat ranches, irrigated meadows and mountain ranges from 100 cow outfits to 6000 cow outfits. * Also Pastime, Restaurants, Groceries, General Merchandise Stores, Liquor by the Drink, Cards and Auto Courts. Whatever you want I’ve got it. If you have money contact V. R. (Bcb) Runnion, Heppner, P. 0. Box 615 If not I ’m going fishing. Phone 6 9166 Heppner, before coming to see me. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Eslinger left Sunday to attend the Newton fam ily reunion at Hillsboro, and to stop in Portland for medical attention fo r Mr. Eslinger. Mrs. E dith Burnet is spending a few days in Portland this week. Mr. and Mrs. Fred K u rilo and fam ily of Portland were weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. tester Barnum, stopping on th eir way home from a vacation fishing trip at Tw in lakes. Eddie Barnum, son of Mr. and Mrs. Cleo Barnum of Bend, went home Friday after remaining here w ith relatives fo r several days for his firs t long v is it away from home. Byron Peetz and to Moro Wednesday ther, .Mrs. Ora Peetz more days before his home in Hawaii. Mr. and Mrs. Giles Frnech went to Bend Friday to talk over reapportionment problems w ith the Oregon Farm Bureau which was meeting there. Dewey Thompson is home again after spending a week at Menu- cha where he was adviser fo r a group of ten year olds who were enjoying their vacations on the old «state now owned by the Pres byterian church. the last of the week w ith bright, sunny skies and reasonably warm nights. Wheat is s till damp enough to make the elevator men nervous but most of it can be threshed in the north end of the county. LET U S °D O YO U R P R IN T IN G A t Journal Office HOW TO RETIR YOUR EQUIPMENT Tom Alley was up Thursday from The Dalles to look over his ranches now operated by hts sons, Paul and Edgar. Tom says it was his firs t trip this year. Harvest weather fin ally came ■K» • fam ily came w ith hts mo to stay a few returning to Now Open MORO BEAUTY SHOP same location PHONE 512 E. E. “ Pinkie” Billings P. O. Box 1S4 T he Dalien, Oregon Phone: 2339 We Have Some Real Good Buys Your EQUITÀ on CaseV 12 foot w-side Bulker; International 51 w-side E S E N T A .. : Bulker; Case V 15 foot w-top Bulker; Harris 20 foot qtiit.il > reprMenUutrf can si,ow >wu n o * to pro'id« *'ci ... tw.iauon oi your equipment and also how to accumulate .•uicnicnt income for the year« when you no longer want to ork to hard. Since 1890, farmer«, ranchers, and other business men throughout the Northwest have found that Equitable pro- grama offer the answer to efficient money management. It will nay you, in actual dollars and cents, to check into the details, ’’hone your Equitable representative or till in and mail the coupon below for full information. w-top Bulker—all in good condition. MULLER CARD OF TH AN KS I wish to thank all my friends who sent cards, letters, flowers and other gifts. Also those who who came to see me w hile in the hospital. Again thank you. Mrs. Maude Lawrence F arm E q u ip m e n t M o ro , O re g o n CLEARANCE SALE 30 percent OFF WHITE STAG SPORTSWEAR Children’s Jackets, Pedal Push ers, Shorts, Pop-ons. Ladies Jackets, Skirts * and Dresses. CARD OF THANKS We desire to express our heart felt thanks and appreciation to our many friends fo r the kindness and sympathy extended us dur ing our recent bereavement In the loss of our husband and father. The Vernon Van Gilder fam ily Through an e rror In this office this card of thanks was delayed a week. _ WASCO T fe W »I :: ASSOCIATION ROUITARLR BUK.DMO, PORTLAND 4, O R IG O N «— A n I gM fail au— ib — I B,aUabU ■ « a , S—• OREGON f IS YOUR WHCAÎ OMIIMO a O V A t >1 r L 7600 « IT O l I GASOLINE 4 IRA FRIDLEY Consignee Wasco, Oregon 5—20 and 10—30 UNION OIL COMPANY of California Phone 272 H K T -A N D AIST \ IN A M M O NIA FERTILIZATION I When you buy a nitrogen f iGli. or, be sure you get one that gives you full slrtngth nitrogen, in a form that can go to work right away, and one tiiat stays with your wheat crop throughout the growing season. Shell NH3 answers all these important require ments for nitrogen fertilizer. It is guaranteed a full 82% nitrogen. And because Shell NH3 is scientifically placed in the root zone, it starts feeding wheat immediately, resists leaching, maintains a supply of plant nourishment. ! Shell N H 3 S, , r.U rnjyen npi ’I- cation by Shell Gained exp elu assures >uu full value for your fertilizer dollar. Shell NH3 dealers know special crop and soil conditions in this area. They use application equipment perfected in more than twenty years of fertilizing experience. Get healthier stands, yield increases up to «50% or more, and t return of as much ns $4 lor every $1 b J. Fertilize with N I/3 the S U R E Shell u Bring your Commodity Credit Corporation shell nifi cak WITH YOUR OWN TILLAGE EQUIPMENT loan to First National. Prompt servicing Your Shell N i l , dealer’s equipment for inject ing nitrogen in the soil may be attaclied to almost any tillage tool. Aa you work the soil, 11« N H , L placed at correct root zone depth Here the fertilizer combines immediately with the soil, Iwlps decompose crop residue, pro vide - tire right umount of nitrogen at piantile? time and throughout the growing season. o f all loans...cash available immediate' •. 1PR IN O -TOOTH HARROV» ----------------------------O-------- I SHERMAN COUNTY BRANCH N A T IO N A L B A N K U F I B U IID O IIO O N T O O fT M l» ¿ . L EUw l D.P- ' * * * * * • * FARM CHEMICAL & FERTILIZER CO. THE DALLES, PHONE 5161 WASCO, PHONE 543 n LvM • <11, julivilll on me iUftt way to fertilize wheat
