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About Sherman County journal. (Moro, Or.) 1931-current | View Entire Issue (Jan. 27, 1956)
TAGE 1 »HERMAS COISTE JOVRSAE, MORO, OREOOS, FRIDA», JA M A R » »T, I I « . t~ Moro Personals Sunday night causing the rear end to catch UP wit vew o while lew went to Joe Drmkard Jr and Mrs. Sadie Rich. winner were */ JanWs MatWox consolation went to James , nd Mrs Sain Brock. Sup- * was served after the games, he|. ty ln this series Is nned for February 4. Greiner of Condon who home with hls uncle, several years visited ‘ ’ hl area Monday. Bill f n e " * £ > ied by his COUsin. was. a^ Condon. J * ^ k” ^ tephens, . grade e».i«u»nt_ who w’as out of school stud t. returned »Hree weeks weeks with uw the flu returned three wun Monday Alice _ is __ the dau- to school Mon y. - WASCO N E W S Mrs | WatktM «•»host and pulling him off the road over- ess January 17 to the Tuesday Mrs. Elva Bryant is now in turning and smashing many of bridge club. Mrs. Lawrence ka*e- California to evooc some some of the hls 1000 cardboard eases of or- berg and Mrs. Charles h ulton California to evade winter weather and to visit her anges bound from California to were club guests. Mem^era p a^' •daughter, Miss Helen Bryant. Spokane Neither of the drivers lng included Mrs. U p* Haven, Clair Balzer, county assessor, were hurt and a relief truck load- Mrs. Harry \a n Glkier, Mrs Will- . that veteran’s tax exemption the remains to finish the in- dred Zell, Mrs. B. Eatrelle Hal ey, must be filled out soon if terrupted journey. The trailer was Mrs. Hugh White, Mrs. Art Smith, v,.>nntion is to be granted. They & total loss. Mrs. Harley Dutton, Mrs. Augus- ran be obtained at his office. Thursday morning snow started ta Huckin and Mrs. E. H. Wat- Mr and Mrs. Collis Moore left lo faU. coming from the east on klni. Guest prise went to Mrs. Tuesday for Eugene where she a good wind, indicative of a strong Kaseberg. high club prize to Mrs. a meeting of Republl- down wind draft tn the gorge. Zell and consolation to Mra. Van •an« Hr. and Mrs. Wily KrUghten Gilder. Plvde Gillmor Gillmor says says that his nor- met their and son in Mrs. Mae Reid of Wasco will v do . r«,Vile that ms tneir daughter tu u im w Jack 7 ^ 7 March Clyde inior candina i met , Mr of -v... .i~ ,» .~ , r~- of i H e Gi of gravel for sanding law, Mr. and and Mrs. Mrs. Jack Miller Miller of the ~ collecting for the. the March of mal. * >oo yards and that he Seattle, Washington, in The Dalles Dimes campaign instead of John f08 -iJaodv used 800 and winter Tuesday evening for dinner. The Foss who is occupied with his fa- ha? a * Millers were returning to Seattle ther’s illness. John Foss Sr. is ln Sl\i- °-u' h»« started on the Judah after attending the funeral of hls a portiand hospital for a general on Bldwell «reel with aUnl, Mrs. Harvey Miller In Hepp- cheek. ra line anti foundation work he- ner. Mr. and Mrs. Lolyd Royse at- Pin. knev went to Heppner Dean Martin returned to Klam- tended the funeral services of attend the funeral of ath Falls and OTI Sunday after j udge Sheldrake at Hood River J ? e:,dHarvev Miller who died at being home a few days with a re- last Friday. Also they visited and u S k ma in Portland Saturday, currence of his chronic ailment. lunched with her aunt Mrs. Sheir- Mr WUer was a state represent»- A stork shower in honor of bon. fp.ni this district in 1941 and Mrs. Terry Bucholtz was given at Mr. and Mrs. Clark \ an Gaas- v?,e M iller was Ann Daugherty the social room of the Community heck and children of Blalock via- “ an o d Mor?ow county family, church l o t Thursday night with ,ted h„ mother Mr,. Vied. Van Mrs Rudy Koecke is helping Mrs. Dale Harrison, Mrs. Virgil Gaasbeck Saturday. out at the "county agent’s office Conlee, Mrs. Ted Thompson and ----------_----- during the busy season. Mrs. bee Belshee aa hostesses. Rufus Personals Art Muller was up from The Many beautiful gifts were recelv- Ikilles Wednesday to look after ed by the guest of honor. Mra. George Fox S u e business affairs here. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Fraser■ have Eugene Williams — of The Dalles ---- moved to Portland womái to spend were the re taUKvuc ----------- Twenty-one pre- nled pled guilty nuilty before Judge E. H. mainder of the winter. sent when the Rufus home exten uó well here Wednesday and was Mr. and Mrs. Don Thompson and slQn club met Thurs<ia / at the sentenced to 18 months in the family are visitors in California Qf Mrs ^ r y Cagle with penetentiary for burglary of a for a part of this month with rel- Mrg p^ip^ Vrana as co-hostess, garage in Wasco. atives. Mrs. Ina Hanson, county agent, The case of Sargent vs Ease- ---------------- had “Buffet Meals” as the lesson. lierir was heard in circuit court CARD OF THANKS Both the way Of serving and the lieiore Judge Howell Wednesday We wish to express our appre- fooJ were dlscugsed. At noon the with the jury awarding $841.42 to elation and gratitude to the many two hostesses carried out the day’s the Kasebergs on account of an friends and neighbors for kind- ¡esson m servlng the lunch to all auto accident on the road west of ness and solicitude shown our present Wasco The Kaseberg car was mother during her illness and After lunch> Mrs. Allen Tom, damaged. The case required but death. president, held a business meeting, of the day. Mr. a"d Mrs. George Potter Hanson passed out year A truck driver of an Exley hit Mr. and Mrs, Guy ^eedman books to everyone to keep the programs in. Also she wanted all ice on the first turn below Moro Mamie Elliot to attend the meat cutting and wrapping demonstration on Jan uary 31 at 1:30 p. m. at the Odd Fellow hall in Grass Valley. The February meeting will be at the home of Mrs. Joe Morris and the lesson will be on a blouse workshop. Then the rest of the lessons were planned up to June of this year. Mrs. W. M. Franklin, pastor of the Rufus church of the Nazarene Cal Horn, your Telephone Manager gave a two and one half pound box of candy to the largest fam ily attending church services Wednesday night. The Otto Peter son family won the prize. Rev. G. W. Henriksen of Portland was at the Rufus church last week preaching a lesson every night. After nearly getting lost in the fog at Condon Friday night, the Rufus high school basket ball team arrived nearly an hour late in Fossil to play a game there Rufus played a good game until the half when the score was 21 to 32 in favor of Fossil. But then the Fossil boys forged steadily ahead to a score of 60 to 39. Jim Fox was high with 15 points for Rufus while Wally Morris was a close second with 14. Larry Kle- mig was high for Fossil with 22. Referees were Dlngae and Lacey. The Rufus grange held another card party at Its hall Saturday High winners at pinochle “Shut-ins” go to school by telephone night. were Otto Peterson and Mrs. Char- years. © MORO BEAUTY SHOP MORO M0R0 BEAUTY BEAU I Y SHOP bnur clothes on sale. Next spring when it will still be cold, you’ll need ’em. Come and buy them while they are cheap. OPEN TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY THURSDAY & FRIDAY PHONE 512 at the Capitol City Mortgage Loans To Meet Your Individual Needs ATTRACTIVE TERMS PROMPT SERVICE My Word. Snow again Thank _ _ goodness we still have our snow melting apparatus working and can melt the snow off you quickly. Dine and Dance every Saturday night at BEEFO’S Standard Insurance Co. A western company serving western agriculture HOME OFFICE 812 S. f t . Washington Portland, Oregon Phone ATwater 4331 Olympia ...with pleasure CLEARANCE nylon slips 7 bras @ 7 padded bras 9 jr. padded bras at 5 ladies pajamas at 4 seersucker gowns at 2 rayon gowns at 1 nylon gown size 40 at 1 flannel pajamas size 40 1 36” luncheon set 1 place mat set 11 TV sox at 10 skirt length at 10 sanforlan skirts at 6 nylon tulle party aprons Nylon hose pr. $2 .IK) .50 1.00 .50 2.00 1.50 1.50 2.00 2.00 2.50 2.50 1.50 1.25 10.00 2.50 .50 A m e r ic a v o te s T H E G E A R W hether you enjoy collecting fine firing pieces, or testing their accuracy, Olympia’s n freshing It's the Water" that makes the difference ••OI.VMRI* «RiW IM O COM RANV. OLVM RlA. WAIH . W. •. A, ♦ «« i-t O F T H E The 4-H sewing groups of Moro, who call themselves, "TT;e Handy Girls Sewing Club held its regular meeting, January 23, In the Moro school cafeteria. The meeting was called to order by president, Julie Woods. Roll call was taken and the were read by secretary, Sherrie Fraser. It was suggested that we have some news put in the paper by our newsreporter. One of our leaders, Betty Henrichs, told of the Importance for keeping our sewing records up Refreshments were served by Susie and Julie Wbods. A commit tee was appointed for bringing re freshments to our next meeting. After our business meeting we did some sewing. The first Yeay girls, who are in the book. Just So Girls”, are making headscarfs. The second year, “Sew It s Fun , girls are also making headscarfs however, by machine instead of by hand. Garment protectors are being made by the girls in the third year, or "Charmllngly Yours” group. The fourth year* “Teenage Miss” girls are busy making blouses. “Clothes for Fun and Sun” group, or the fifth year is making practice gannents and also the sixth year girls are prac- wirn flnUhd at Y E A R ! NEW Sewing Club Learning How To Make Things By Julie Woods “ ' 2 5 meeting 5 o’clock. * Beefo’s d o in g Thirty one years of telephone service in The Dalles area . . . . Here is A. B. “ Art” Darling pictured by some of the equipment in The Dalles Toll Test room. He started with the Telephone Company in Colorado 37 years ago anil 31 of them have been rigid here in this terri tory During World War 1 he served as a Navy radio operator. His job is Chief Transmission Man in charge of long-line equipment maintenance which includes Micro wave stations near Moro, Hood River, ami Arlingftn. His crew consists of 10 men skilled in electronic«. Art and his wife. Vaumla, own their home nt H10 W. 9th street. The Dalles. They have a unique hobby of growing African Violets and Glox inias in their own greenhouse. He says, ‘‘the tele phone business has been most interesting over the k iiv WE GIVE S & H GREEN STAMPS WASCO : OREGON W HATS For many ill or handicapped children facing long confinement at home, there’s a new interest in life these days. Thanks o school-to-home telephone service, they can now attend classes regularly. A speaker-microphone is put in the classroom and another in the home. They’re connected by a private telephone line The student at home hears everything his teacher and c ass- mates say and they hear him. As one youngster says: Before, I just did my lessons at home and that was that. Now something new happens every day.” The men and women of Pacfic Teie- phone work to make your telephone more useful every day. ©© Em&St A dry sunny UX I a v u .i .*». O . d o t.ll do Oregon Into another Willamette the urn a w u w itl jnday, and got ies from valley. The roads look it too, with the sun came out Mt............... ---- v deep .i---- country to smile through the clouds pass- Government Camp, will be the such r^s new assistant road boss of t l < roads that flfe lie the cars drag ing over Tuesday© The Rufus high «whool students state highway crew at Rufus. He while trying to get over them. is HUing^he f illin g place left vacant last Then, too, we have several mud are putting the m ate^ l for this ls where don’t year's Annual free D ecem ber W m H H o y l^ke was n holes o te s w n e r v the u i e u drivuD riv < 9 m m v jr v d i ?> A i i i i u u i together i x every v v* “ December wi^n Roy transferred. dare breathe until they get thru night they have each week. Rain, raw», rain, everywhere — for ----- more ....................................................................................................... naw, than a week has literally turned ---------- --------- Still have some fine winter ghter of Mr end Mrs Stepans. 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