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PAGE 1 S H E R M A N COUNTY JO U R NA L, MORO, OREGON F R ID A Y , S EP TE M B E R , «, IM 7 sell from and after the 27th day ence to become a successful proper vouchers and du y of September, 1957, at private Watkins Dealer In this area, fled, to the undf r® ‘gn^ ’ acung R. R. McKean Ends J Ü jr r m s n C o u n ty J o u r n a l Top weekly profits! Car need- appointed, « J *of Mar^ sale for cash or part cash and part credit^as may be approved ed.* Credit arranged. For ,in- Executrix of the Estate or m > by tbe Counf at 602 American Published Ever? Frida? at Long Career As formation write the J. R. Wat- E. Bucholtz, **.e , Attor- Bank Bkg., in the City of Port Moro, Oregon kins Co., 3903 Brooklyn Ave., fice of T. Le^ ’L J°Ore ’ with. land, County of Multnomah, State Col. Empire Boss jilea U French E d ito r Seattle 5, Washington. 41-46 Inc. n e y a t L a w io Qf of Oregon. RnterwJ M woo»J el«M m aUar a t the ITATE w i d e PAINT CO. com- ^ 7 lr™°publlcation of this N o An undivided one-third interest Columbia Empire Industries PaetotfiM at Moro. O raron. plete painting and decorating pe .witP Augusl 30, 1957. in 'the following described pro Association announces the retire M Caa<r— ot Marri» ». >ri> ment of Mr. Robert R. McKean, service, spray or brushy Pho" e ’ Eunice Isabelle Moriyi perties owned b ythe above nam 3977 or 5293, 1205 E. 12th Executrix September 1, 1957 Mr. McKean ed minors: Vprn Camp "'ll and Jack Null, has been the Association Manager P a n e l One. A ll of S e Dalles Oregon 38tfn T. Lester Johnson since 1938. Prior to this time he Lot Eight (8) and Lot Nine (9), The Danes. «w Attorney for Executrix 43be excepting the easterly eighty- was part oivner.and sale« mana FOR SALE: Grain-tight feeders AUorney ger for the Knight Packing Com and walla 1x4 tongue & groove NOTICE TO CREDITORS five <85) feet of the southerly 11.5 feet of said U>t 9, Block pany. dry utility $25 per M. .„kt« All persons having claims again Mr. Ivan Congleton has been One (1), original town (now Std. & Btr. 1| x 6 thoroug y Estate of Clema A. Allen, appointed to take over the posi city) of Grass Valley, Sherman dry TAG for floors, truckbeds, ased are hereby notified to tion of manager of this state-wide County, Oregon. etc., $75 per M. »resent them with the proper business and Industrial associa Many other sizes and items vQucherg and duly verified, to Parcel Tw o. tion. Mr. Congleton was formerly All of Lots Five (5), Six (6) and from $17 per M up. . undersigned, the duly appoin- with The First National Bank of seven (7) and the southerly one- THOREN LUMBER COLYLE uaUned a„d acting Execu- S U B S C R IP T IO N R A T S » Portland and a graduate of the WN., I>t> 'EMerson 5-221«t i n £ £ « (he f tla te 0, clema A. half of I/>t Four (4), Block O N E Y E A R ............ ................ University of Oregon. He recent Thirteen (13), CLEMENT’S AD or night. 32c-tfn AUen ceceased> at the office of T. ly served as president of the Ore Custom Slaughtering by appoint- ¡ ^ t e r Johnson, Attorney at Law, DITION to the City of Grass - SEPTEMBER •, IM7 gon State Junior »Chamber of ment only. Meat cutting, wrap- Moro, Oregon, within six months xyalley, Sherman County, Ore Commerce, the Portland Junior gon. ping sharp freeze. Kenny’s frotn the date of the first pubit- I'OUNTY FAIR Chamber and has been active In Parcel Three MarkeL Grass Galley, Oregon. cation of this Notice to-wit: Aug- fliu it Thh U a trading piece of a type sold by other civic affairs in the City of Five-eighths <%) interest in Next week there will be a C C.U 242 « ^ appointment. 7c u. t » , , 9 5 ^ C r traders to the Indians. It has an iron herd with Portland. the Southwest Quartet4 (SW^4), county fair In Sherman county a beaded, wooden handle. Yes, H Is a tomahawk: Southwest Quarter Of Southeast' and preparations are completed as L E G A L N O T IC E S L d e<n you guess why this particular one is con- Quarter (SWViSEVi) North half far as such preparations can be . FINAL „.>.«« ACCOl « z w w v NT T T. Lester Johnson 4zr>c NOTICE OF ,for Kxecutrlx Mered notorious? W ANT ADS <Ntt> of Northwest Quarter made for an event encompassing Notice is hereby given that the -______ y (NW*4) and Southwest Quarter so many varied activities. •¿ H I ^ ‘" • AON , undersigned has filed in the BIRTH ANNOUNCEMENT of Northwest Quarter (SWK- The cynic may say, *'l’ve seen ue eeetd »004 pexe eiQ *»M»ZA UJ*P oaJ T he b irth of a new car. the Edsel, County Court of the State of Ore- jy THK CIRCUIT COL KT OF NW%> of Section Thirty-four a county fair” and surely In these 4tee ‘nd|eWoM 4» K1 *♦ la announced by Ford M otor Com gon for Sherman County, his THE STATE OF OREGON FO R (34), Township Five (5) South, days everyone has seen a county pany of Dearborn. M ichigan. You Final Accpunt as Administrator TH k COUNTY of MULTNOMAH •souewei ’uejpu, esnXeg *44 Xg p«Xotduje Range Seventeen (17) East of fair and ha* been tired and dusty are cordbdly Invited to nee thia of the Estate of Mai McDermid, oaeg 04 pt** *! eodee* jejnojped sig£ *V3M $NV Willamette Meridian in Sher at the end of the day and maybe Probate Deportm ent neweat addition to the Ford F am deceased and that Wednesday, ■ • — - • man County, Oregon. a little wearied of the sight of so ily o f F in e C am at your nearest ,he 2nd ’day of October, 1957, at In the Matter oK be Guardianship M Uw aa kUtarW.I Warn ***«•* y*« wouW Parcel Four. much animal and vegetable ex ttdnel dealer. a Hwm yan *« *d W» ««m plata d .*c rip tio n ♦« ten o’clock A. M. of said day in . Stuart Lot 7, Block 4 of the orignal cellence at one time. One prize WURL1TZER Is the piano recom the court room of the County Garl Douglas B a k e r, and O t IO O N MIJTOtICAL SOCIETY Town of Grass Valley, Sherman pumpkin has little to set It aside mended by Parents’ Magazine. Court in Moro, Sherman County, Roy Baker, M inors. County, Oregon. from another and the finer shad W? O t IO O N Notice is hereby given that the J W urlitzer-the name that means Oregon have been fixed by the The sales will be made subject ings between two prime steers 1« music to million« at Sievers Court as the time and place for undersigned Guardian of the pri- to the confirmation by the above for the experts Instead of the Music Box-next to Pennys-The hearlng objections to said Final sons and estates of the above entitled court.* casual viewer. Dalles ' 44-46« Account and for the settlement named minors by virtue of But he who sees a county fair Stew Spanish and the Stuffed Beth lebe < hapter No. 78 O-E-H Date of first publication: Sep- of said estate. order of sale issued out of the Meets every second FOR SALE: Dining set. Curly De- as a series of contests between Peppers as indicating too much tember 6, 1957. Donald O. MoDermld above entitled court, duly made Thursday each month. producers of pumpkins and steers experience at the table, pissed * Date of last publication, Sep- Moes, Moro. 44c Administrator ‘ and entered on the 21st day of Visiting members In and cake bakers and embroider the steak as ppsslbly tougher August, 1957, in the above en- terber 27, 1957. Velma K. Baker, vited. Moro, Oregon FOR SALE: Old DeMoss school T. lis te r Johnson ers as Intense as that between than human teeth, and quit ex house. Must be moved to make Attorney for Administrator 43-6c titled guardianship, licensing the Genevieve Powell, W. M. Guardi aan race horses will enjoy It most. perimenting with exotic sounding guardian to sell the Interest of the room for power yard. John De- N O T IC E TO C R E D IT O R S Owen Ross, Secretary _ The boys and girls showing the names concocted to\lntrlgue n <>t Ben G. Fleischman All persons having claims above wards In the hereinafter Moss. 42-4c No. H I A .FJkA Jt. steers have been the bigger part the diner. "v* against the Estate of Mary E. described real property be ong- Attorney for Guardian Meets on the 1st and of a whole year getting ready for Inform E X P E R IE N C E U N N E C E S S A R Y ! Bucholtz, deceased, are hereby ing to the said wards and their 602 American Bank Bldg. In these days when ice cream 3rd Thursday evenings those moments In the arena be 44-47c You do not need selling experl- notified to present them with the estates, will offer for sale and Portland, Oregon supplanted apple pie each month. Visiting fore the Judge. When that man has most popular dessert it la the con members cordially In finds the steers loins too lean the servative minded who order van vited to meet with ua. exhibitor can reflect on the time illa. He may listen as the waitress Paul Alley, W.M. he missed some feedings and re describes the kinds filled with solve—If he is destined for suc nuts or streaked with fruit syrups Jlyde Ollknor, Secretary cess—to do better next year. The but he takes vanilla Instead of pumpkin producer and the cake the sultry tasting chocolate^ the Meets 2nd and 4th baker will also reflect on their seedy strawberry or the newer rueedaya of each Visiting standings to find better methods. inventions made to Interest the month. members welcome. Nearly all of our agricultural L Grsbenhorst, NG producers have been made bet unwary. ter by county fairs, or rather by And so, “I’ll take Vanilla" has Vada DeMoas, Sec. » . » •* >■ * ’V ■ '• ' i -• '.. . tbe competition they engender come to be an expression used to l.n pi n r Itebekat Ixxlge Fairs are one of the good uses to dismiss some new and sometimes harlandview grange which the human desire for com hare-brained scheme. Not that M eeU flra t •»«! th ird Satwrduya i:«’» petition has been put. the taker of vanilla Is necessarily each month •< 8 P- m - It Is seldom we see anything opposed to experimentation for O riow M artin . Mnatec entirely new and It Is doubtful Lo, there would have never been A gnea Benaon, Secretary If we would understand or enjoy vanilla had there not been such Moro Lodge No. l i t T o 3 3 R -'-t, H If we did. Fairs are not new. experimentation. But In fact, ex- 1st and 3rd VA* go to them to see the old and n erim en tatlon in looda ax in ideas Meets T -u , t .O .O .r '. AMMRAMM** 4S A J - MMCY t u n flag a sm siipercenuge or success hall. Transient a n d j City dwellers might also attend and he who takes vanilla Is one flailing brothers are fairs to be reassured that rural who refuese to let his stomch or cbrdlally Invited. 11 • FV ' residents were still doing a good his mind be used as a testing Orlow M artin, N. 0 . Job and that food would be forth ground. * Leo Watkins, Secretary I M O « coming In the future. Fat flanked steers, sacks of yellow grain, Jars of Jams, cackling, contented hens will assure him that farmers can WHY TAKE LESS THAN 5% produce food more efficiently than ever before. A fair Is interesting because it | ON YOUR SAVINGS NOW Is people expressing themselves In agricultural fashion. This Weeks HISTORY MYSTERY Can You Identify This Weapon? C I mb a w Now Standard refines a rare rock” to give U.S. a new source of gasoline sm I‘LL TAKE VANILI j A Rome years ago Edna Ferber, a well and properly loved Ameri can writer, wrote a book entitled 'R oast Beef Medium”, which was, she said, the safest order for traveling men and women at country hotels. She had had some experience as a traveling seller of merchandise She also held that Roast Beef Medium was a philos ophy Indicating a sane and con servative outlook toward the problems of life. One experienced with the menus of eating houses of Edna Ferher’a day learned to forego the Beef 4 Grade A bond« in telephone, water, highway, electric power, and other hank quality issues, yields 5% and more, under ¡tresent high interest rates. Ready resale any time desired. And many are federal incoma tax exempt. W hy not d raw on our .K) years experience In hondn, and in all aecarltlen m arketa, 4» obtain the beat possible returns fo r yowr liquid saving». WRITE. 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