Sherman County journal., June 07, 1957, Page 3, Image 3

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SHERMAN COUNTY JOURNAL,
MORO, OREGON,
FRIDAY, JUNE 7, 1957
Royse drove to Yakima Sunday day at the Glenn Wallace home. Ix-hlcr; ¿ergeant-at arms, Mrs.
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Charley Guyton, old time resi­ • Mrs. Wilma Poole of Portland,
DeMoss Springs was the scene Sam Brock; historian, Mrs. John
Mr,
and
Mrs.
ldnden
Poole
of
dent of Kent, died last week and
was buried i* Washington county Longview, Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Mrs. Lillian Flatt left June 5 to which he retired some years Poole and son Charles of Salem,
recently visited at the Harry
for Fargo, North Dakota to visit ago.
Mrs. Wilma Poole
relatives and attend the wedding
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Woodcock Pinkertons.
remained
for
a
few days and went
of a nephew while there.
were down from Madras where
Mr<
Jo h n
S l'o ld r a k e ©f Rood Haines.
attended the monthly p a r s o n a g e
A group of friends met at the they are working for their son.. to Bellevue, Wn., with the Pink­
River.
The
American
legion
Auxiliary
Potluck Monday, sponsored by the
ertons
when
they
visited
their
Legion hall May 29 in honor of Reason for the trip was the sale
Frank E. Brown post No. 91, met Pine Grove
and held at
the 45th wedding anniversary of of two lots near the court house daughter Mrs. Vic Malen and
of The Dalles w
e n ‘
• ¡a the legion hall with vlce-presl- Viento state park.
family
over
Memorial
holiday.
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Sather.
to the First National Bank which
dinner gues s a u .o.
dent, Mrs. Dewey Thomas, preski-
Mr. and Mrs. Lee Belshee went
A money tree was presented to expects to build a residence for
and Mrs. Jerry Barnett.
' of — Grace Med-
ing In the absence
them. Zella Dyer presented them the bank manager this summer. to Portland Sunday to attend the
A picnic itii th e iit> p.u k w as jer> presIdent precedlng the meet.
with a wedding cake with the
Dishes and silverware lost at golden wedding of her uncle and
[enjoyed >y .It a
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, ing a potluck dinner was enjoyed
trimmings. All had fun playing the grade school picnic at DeMoss aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Jess Barry,
erfection
Thorny ken. and
M, a
,nemlK,rs
wlth
formerly
of
Kent.
Mrs.
Barry
is
cards and visiting.
park may be recovered by calling
Mrs.
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\v,ii
<ius
Hartman
and
Mis.
Torn
her aunt. Many old time Sher­
May 31 a Jiot dog lunch was Grabenhorsts.
in cry service
sm a rt Mr. and M r ,a barley WJd-
h o ste « « . The cedar
served to a group of Cub Scouts
Mrs. Lena Searcy of Hillsboro, man countians attended.
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more
Items
to
(ill
nt
reasonable cost
Mr. and Mrs. John Hounsell
at the Legion hall in return for came for Memorial day services,
Richard Bruner,
. .
■ ^ , ore jt ¡. raffled at the Library
the work the scouts did in selling and visited with relatives and and daughter, Nora, were here
_ on MemorJ al ‘ ay-
dance to be held sometime In
poppies for the Auxiliary. Mrs. friends for a few days before re­ Sunday afternoon for a short
visit with Mr. and Mrs. Giles
Mollie McLachlan and her son, turning home Tuesday.
■ theMethodlst church is th..t next J
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’/ y es of
Rolland served the group.
Mr. and Mrs. Mac Alsup moved French.
Sunday >’
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to
Mrs. John Stewart and children
John I. Sell was up from Fort- back to Tygh Valley this week,
Of the young
{?’ ,iu ‘ ‘ * Mr s Willis Miller of Hood River.
land Tuesday to visit awhile in having had to take over the res­ of Corvallis were visitors at the
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.H n l l ik e n uo In 'ta lla tlo n of t h e following offl-
Sherman county as representative taurant they leased out before home of her parents over Mem­
Funeral Service
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ih^ u t' stu cers took place during the meet-
orial
weekend.
of the First National Bank.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Carroll sayrs
Sherman « » » b U no I • * < • for the national Methodist stu-
whh
a8 ln
coming here.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Carroll
Sayrs
Mr. and Mrs. C. I. Chipman are
went to Portland Wednesday and bears. Walt llru<kr rt s o hm b* d ^ t college scholarship
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officer;
ldent> Mrs. Leonard & Wilma Smith
proprietors of the Taft Motel, MOIIO COMMUNITY
Ben L. Callaway
Mrs. Chipman
having taken PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
M r and Mrs. Rudy Olsen went "A l>lea„ire", n M « alt who h « ^ a*y
dent, Mrs. Vinton W atkins; see-
9:45 Sunday School, with
charge June 1. He left Tuesday
Directors
the Methods
m i . i Columbia ond vice-president, Mrs. Keith Mc-
classes from kindergarten to to Portland Tuesday and returned calve* and she»p.
after making final settlement
\yho
attended
t
.
Arllng-
Donald;
secretary-treasurer,
Mrs.
Phone
T he D alles CY 6-3135
home WHnesday.
with Les Gray and Glen Shoemak­ adult. Russell Belshee, Sup't.
Sub-district \ out
. l n , e lin i,v Art W atkins; chaplain, Mrs. Lee
Wasco News
11:00 Church Service
er who bought the Moro Motors.
ton with Rev. Bruner last Sunday.
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Sermon theme: “A Great Pro­ COUNTY AGENT NOT! .
Mr. and Mrs. David Moore are
Mrs. Estrelle Hailey was voted
Ity Doris Nlsbet
living on the Krusow place
mise Fulfilled.”
‘Woman of the Year” bj
the
The
Jefferson
county
Livestock
All without a church home are Growers and Feeders association
where they will spend the sum­
Masco n-sid. n s an aid Mrs. women
------------ of the church who voted
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cordially Invited to worship with are planning two feeder sales this Nisbet and ew lst in th. hath i oyer g
mer doing some farming.
of about three
Here for Memorial day were Mr. us.
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fall Dates are September 25 and ing of new s of the communIty by weekS( under the sponsorship of
and Mrs. Karl Eaton of Pendleton, Ernest C. Goodenberger, Pastor October 30. These shoiild lx? good culling her about items of public Mrs Vleda Van Gaasbeck and her
Mr. and Mrs. John Searcy of Lupine~Rebelu.i JxMlge No. 110 sales and serve as a marketing Interest.
committee of
the
Status of
Hillsboro, Harry Ragsdale and fleets 2nd and 4th ?
> place for Sherman county feeder
Children will be registered for w omen. Mrs. Halley Is to be
his mother, Mrs. Lida Ragsdale of ruesdays of each
cattle.
the next two Sundays for the va- greatly admired for her services
Portland and Hillsboro, Mr. and month.
Visiting
Sherman county will hold a cation church school to b? held ag president of the Women’s so-
Mrs. Neal Freeman of Eugene and piembers welcome.
farm aixl home planning confer- at the Methodist church. T h e Ciety of Christian service, and het
Mr. and Mrs. Harfy Wiley of La L Grabenhorst, NG ‘
ence next winter.
theme will be “Our Bible”. Par- participation in the many other
Grande, Mr. and Mrs. George Wil­ Vada DeMoss, Sec J
Dale Kirk, agriculture engineer- ents should see that their children cftUrch activities.
The pastor s
cox of Salem and Mr. and Mrs.
ing department, OSC, has develop- get registered.
new study will be constructed ln
HARLANDVIKW
GRANGE
James Morrison of Portlanu.
ed a method to straighten bent or
ytrs. Harry Van Gilder has been the church by volunteer labor on
Georg Wernmark of The Dal­ Meets first and third Saturdays dented aluminum irrigation pipe, enjoying visiting with her sister June
Rev. Bruner urges that
les was here Tuesday to do some each month at 8 p. in.
High pressure is used to put the anfl cousin, Miss Mary and Miss peopie make church-going a habit,
Orlow
Martin,
Master
maintenance work on the building
pipe back in order. Details for the Gora Laidlaw of Portland, who i>r| ng your friends with you. I he
Agnes Benson, Secretary
owned by Mrs. May Barnum
job can be secured if someone or jiaVe i>een guests at her home church can answer your needs—
Moro Lodge No. 113
which he is managing.
group of folks have considerable during the holiday weekend. Mrs. conw regularly and experience
Mrs. Stella Eddy came up from Meets 1st and 3rd
pipe in this shape.
Van Glider and the Misses Laid- tjiis discovery in your life.
Portland to be with her mother, Tuesdays in l.O.O.F.
Stilbestrol hormone injections jaW were Saturday evening dinner
Relatives report that Stanley
hall.
Transient
and
Mrs. Iva Kee for a few days since
to boost beef gains proved more guests along with Mrs. Idan Ever- Moore ls now stationed ln Hawaii,
visiting
brothers
are
p.v In k in g d e liv e ry before the end of August,
her return from a home in The cordially invited.
effective than “fed” stilbestrol in ett, at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Mr and Mrs< Tom Moore re­
ft
' >u can save 10% on any of the complete line of
Dalles where she spent a short
trials
at
the
Malheur
branch
ex-
Arthur
Sargent.
cently
attended
the
funeral
of
time. They expect to go to Herm­ Orlow Martin, N. G.
S tan d ard Hoof Coatings. These easily applied
perlment
station,
Ontario,
pro-
arui
Mrs.
Carl
Tuggle
and
^jra<
Moore’s
mother
at
Bandon,
Leo Watkins, Secretary
iston to visit Mrs. Kee’s son,
vlded animals received enough Mrs Astrid Lahinan visited Mrs. Mrs.Gordon Hilderbrand and Miss
coatings add extra years of life to roofs of all types.
Roy Tiller and family this week Beiïïlehcin ( hapter No. 78 O.E.8. protein to make full use of the Juggle’s brother in White Salmon
pields attended the grave-
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ta n d a r d A lum inum . A sb e sto s, an d A sp h a lt
Meets every second hormone stimulus. Feeder steers Sunday. Mrs. Tuggle left Monday glde services at Stayton,
end.
Thursday each month. gained 10-15 per cent faster when to attend Grand chapter in Port- K
C o atin g s included in this offer may be used on
Mrs. C. P. Moore left Tuesday
and Mrs Gordon Hilder-
Visiting members In­
afternoon for .Washington, D. C.
prepared paper, saturated felt, and
pellets were Implanted under the lanj
brand and son spent the night
vited. Moro, Oregon
by plane to attend a meeting of
skin on the back side of the ear Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Reid enter- Saturtiay at the home of Mr. and
metal roofing. They are also suit­
Genevieve
Powell,
W.
M.
the national Republican central
as compared with addition of Btll- talned Ann McMillin of Seal Rock Mrg w m is Miller In Hood River,
able for brick, stucco, concrete, and
Gwen
Ross,
Secretary
committee.
bestrol to the grain ration. Im- and Mr. and Mrs. Ora Workman on ¿helr way r , attend a trap
structural steel. Now is the best
Eureka
Lodge
No.
121
A.F
&A.M.
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Havener
plants have been used by A. B. of The i>aiies Thursday for din- shoot ln Portland Sunday, where
time to apply roof coatings, so order
zv
Meets on the 1st and Christianson, Bill Todd, Myrle ner
were here Memorial day and to
were
joined
by
Mr.
and
Mrs.
x W
a
3rd Thurstlay evenings
visit with Charley Belshee.
today and save 10%.
Celebrating their 47th wedding j doy(j Gosson, Gayle and Greg,
each month. Visiting Smith, Donald von Borstel, Or-
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Alle>, Mr.
vllle
Ruggles
and
Jack
Jefferies.
anniversary
recently
were
Mr.
and
Jlm
Whtte.
. ..
,r
mo»«« ••CilihitU
e»lt
members cordially in-
and Mrs. Fred Cole and Mr. and
Implanted stilbestrol was as ef- and Mrs. W. R. Reid, whose din-
Mr and Mrs. Leo Watkins, Judy
vited to meet with us.
Mrs. Earl McKinney were at the
fectlve as synovex, a new' nature ner guegts were their son and and Gonnie spent the weekend
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Paul Alley, W.M.
Moro cemetery Memorial day to
hormone in a trial on 60 steers in wifCi Mr. and Mrs. Bill Reid of jn Ashland visiting at the home
Keith McDonald Mrs. Jack Griffith
,,’lyde
Gilknor,
Secretary
decorate graves of relatives buried
Gilliam county.
Synovex runs The p anes and Mr. and Mrs. How- of Mr and Mrs. Gene Gosson.
Ph. Wasco Gl 2-5277
I’h. Grass Valley 232
about $2.50 per head while stilbes- ard £Onlee of Moro.
Judy stayed on for a longer visit
..
Wasco legion hall was 'wh(>n her parents returned Sun-
trol runs less than
10 cents.
the scene of a large reception for dgy
the graduating seniors of Wasco
Mr. .and Mrs. Chuck Wallace
after the graduation exercises at g t Wednesday night and Thurs
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Dentist
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Honored at this affair given by
Moro Hotel Bldg. JO 5-3561
parents and friends were Lee
Until Further Notice call Mrs.
Kaseberg, Michael Fields, ( armeii
Harry Benson JO 5-3246
Royse, Betty Haven, Janice Mc­
Intyre, Rob Hastings, Sterling
Goehnauer and Sally Fields.
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Royse,
Carmen and Everett and Mrs. J. L.
Optometrist
WASCO ClfURCH OF CHRIST
Harold Fowler, Pastor
463 E. 2nd Ht.
Geraldine Kngberg, S. S. Supt.
Tel. CY6-53G2 The Dalles, Ore.
Selma Watkins, pianist
Friday evening June 7 at 7:30
will be the closing program and
exhibits of the Vacation Bible
school. All are invited.
Sunday June 9th
Sunday School classes for all ages
at 10:00 a. m.
Sunday School Assembly 10:45.
Morning Worship
11:00 a. m.
Sermon topic; “Without Wax ’
there.
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