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About Sherman County journal. (Moro, Or.) 1931-current | View Entire Issue (Nov. 8, 1957)
SHERMAN COUNTY JOURNAL, MORO, OREGON Moro Personals Mr. and Mrs. Roy Belshee left this week for a trip south with stops to visit friends and delalivep in Laramie, Wyoming, Denver, Colo., Wichita, Kan., Houston, Texas, New Orleans, La., and Mi ami, Florida. Dean Hampton, son of Mr. and Mrs. Lynn-*Hampton is here for a week’s visit with his parents, having returned recently from Australia where he went for the experience. He worked in a ply- wood mill there for the past cou- pie of years and found American mills more efficient. He is work- ing in one at Brookings now. Wendell Balsiger left again Tuesday, this time for Walla Wal- la, Pendleton and Portland, to conduct meetings as president of the northwest grain growers. Ensign Edwin Balsiger was home a day or two this week after returning from navel training school and preparing for his mar riage Sunday in Portland. FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 8, IW7 Mr. and Mrs. Darwin Van Gild er came home from their month long trip to Mexico last Wednes- <Jay njght fUi, of experiences and fjne Mexico City they found to be a very beautiful place although supported by people w^o seldom i<x>k prosperous. This Week’s HISTORY MYSTERY Mr. and Mrs. J. K. McKean returned Monday evening from a football trip. They went to Eu- gene to watch the Oregon-Califor- nia game and on to Stanford to watch Oregon win the most per- feet of college games and stayed oyer to see the 49ers beat The Detroit Lions Sunday. Her sister, M«s. Harry Dutton was up from Portland to stay with Nancy and Janie McKean while their parents were away. Sherman high school is giving its annual football dance Satur- day night at the school gymna- slum to which patrons are in- vited. Raymond (Bud) Eslinger of C L U E : In 1 8 4 5 , a m o n g fh e d u s te rs o f lo g c a b in s on Hillsboro returned his grandmo th e banks o f th e W illa m e t t e , tw o m an w h o h a d c o m a ther, Mrs. E. E. Barnum to her home Wednesday after a few days W e s t fr o m M a in e a n d M a ssac h u setts used this co in Curt Tom reports that he re spent in the valley visiting rela t o d e te r m in e th e f a t a o f o ld S tu m p to w n . cently received an invitation from tives. the Fred Lydas, now living north Mrs. Daisy Byers returned of Vancouver, Wn., who will soon N*Auuaj p u e ^ jo jit euieu Monday after celebrate their 50th wedding an from Portland e«0 $0444 ‘ssoj 0144 110« 0*0^6X44»^ ^esnqsesse^ »pending a couple weeks with her niversary. "•— *• ‘uo+sog ja ||e peuieu 41 pe+ueM Aolexo-, p u t ’e u ie ^ daughter, Mrs. Clarence Spar- Judge E. Howell was here Tues _______ to _ ___ __ ling following her release from a *pua|po^ ja ^ e paweu 41 p»4u* * 0*0^6X449^ ,,* umo 4 day and Wednesday hear the civil case Rodda vs Belshee hosPital in The Dalles where she - d u in i^ jo | auiau *e u e uodn ep p ep 04 AoieAo*} which came about because of a car spent a week- pue 0x046X4404 Xq passo4 u»oa »«44 s e * „Auuej puej accident north of Moro. Mr. and Mrs. Gone Legg of Sea "P °d .. ..‘Auwad Pu rHJ°d .. eM4 ». «M l :8 3 M S N V Mrs. Harry Pinkerton attend side stopped here to visit Mr. and ed the executive meeting. Oregon Mrs. A. S. Johnson one day this Fer • I) picture calender dep ’cHnq beautiful scenes from Federation of Women’s clubs, week while on their way home Oregon Mttory »end $1.00 to the from an auto trip. which was held at the home of worked Mrs. George Rossman in Salem. . . A . . crew . . of Macons . . - the it “ OREGON HISTORICAL SOCIETY The group was invited for lun- _ „ * week at putting down a tile floor in the dining room £ PORTLAND, OREGON cheon October 29, with the busi- ness session following. The next of the new Masonic quarters in day, a meeting of the entire board the Barnum building making it — ■ ■■ — .....■ was held at the Senfcator Hotel. modern and pretty. At a no-host luncheon, Mrs. *Hil- .Mrs. Dorothy Alstip and her spent the week end visiting in them. were Mrs. Jr. . < a • » senior rirpd Zell of Wasco and Mrs Mar- daughter, Mrs. I^ivon Wing m ug w e r e r Portland. v i u a i i u . tw re. Hollingers l father a u ir i v George t e u r g e r F w qx * n c m u i engineer therford of Arlington here from Valley this week returned to Rufus for a visit with student at OSC returned Wednes ion Weatherford -both past state presidents, told of to see about the belongings of recent meetings they had attend her mother, the Tate Mrs Iva Kee. ed in the eastern states. V------------------ ------------------------- ’ v ' CARD OF THANKN Mr. and Mrs. Virgil CusTThian 7 want to send of Condon spent the week end thanks to the frJendH who here visiting their son, Jack and me cardg and f,ow<?nj gnd famil>'• whHe I was in the hospital re- Mr. and Mrs. Marion Powell wept <ently. They were appreciated to Portland last Thursday to see Mrs. D a is^ B y sj^ ^ his mother, Mrs. Esta Powell, who is now convalescing in a rest Rufus Personals home from a stroke. The Moro Missionary society Mrs. George Fox will have its regular meeting Wednesday afternoon November Jim Fox accompanied by his 13 with dessert at 1:30 at the Har parents Mr. and Mrs. George Fox ry Pinkerton home. Special guests and their grandson who is mak will be Rev. and Mrs. Robert ing his home with them at present McNabb of Fossil. The McNabbs Bob Weatherford, spent the week spent five years in Hawaii as end in Corvallis where they saw missionaries. the homecoming parade and foot ball game. A lot of visiting at the different homes of relatives was CARD OF THAN KB in I would like to take this oppor- George ^ ox tur^lty to thank all my friends and Portland on the way home Sun relatives tor ail the gifts, flowers, day night and attended a legisla and words of cheer gent me during tive meeting at State Grange head my two weeks spent in the hospi quarters Monday before returning home that night. tal before and after surgery. ■ ('ailed for jury duty for this Agnes Benson term from Rufus were Mrs. Joe Moro, Oregon Morris, Leonard Cotton and Geo. Fox. All were excused. We Sell Guests last week of the Eugene Platons were their son and dau Schwinn Bicycles ghter In law Mr. and Mrs. Gayle and parts Eaton of San Francisco. This Moro Lumber & Fuel Co. week their son Neal from Texas is spending his vacation with his folks. * e Moro, Oregon Mr. and Mrs, Ken Hollinger P erfection in -*5 ery service a t reasonable cost CHAPEL Funeral Service Leonard & Wilma Smith Ben L. Callaway Directors Phone The Dalles CY 6-3135 day from a trip to Massachusetts Institute of Technology ir? Bos ton. Fox who is the president at O5C was a delegate for the Me chanic ai Engineer Honor society at their convention in Boston. The group was to leave Corvallis by plane Saturday night, hut due to had flying conditions, they Mere taken to Portland by taxi, where tUoy stayed overnight. Sunday -S morning tjgk» plane was allowed to a n ' plant' .'or the fk s. t’me this tail, x ite outt ..<e day warms things up. CARD OF THA N KB We want to thank our friends and neighbors for the beautiful fluiyers and the many kindnesses shown us during the recent loss of our loved one. Ove T. Hansen1 Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Van Gilder and family Kentucky Straight Bourbon W hiskey Identify This Coin and Its Significance MORO COMMUNITY PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Th e great bourbon o f the O ld W est is w inning n ew frien ds eve ry w h e re ! The smoothest of fine Kentucky bourbons has the taste, the mildness, the quality that w ill win you too! SUNNY brook I .'J.-' $4.45 4-5 $2 90 pini e qt DISTRIBUTED BY NATIONAL DISTILLERS FR00UCT1 OOMFMff THE OLD SUNNY BROOK COMPANY. LOUISVILLE, KY_---------------- KEY . M PROOF KENtuCKY STRAIGHT BOURBON WHISKEY •U • 9:45 Church School There is a Bible class for you. Russell Belshee, superintendent 11:00 Morning Worship Sermon theme: “How Do You Pray? 5:30 Westminster Fellowtftip here at the church. 8:00 Adult class In church mem bership. ‘T he Master U here and calleth for thee.” Ernest C. Goodenberger, Pastor Acetylene & Oxygen Tanks FOR SALE or EXCHANGE Moro Lumber & Fuel Oo. Moro, Oregon ,VV\AA/VVVVVVVV\AAAAAA/VVVWVVWVVWVVVVVVVVWVWWW\» in a Turkey at Sherman Theater A Turkey Ticket will be given with show tic k e ts every »how night until Where else coutd s find a servant like electricity for 3 4 4 a day?" ... says Mrs. Milton Diamond, a Pacific Power customer "Electricity works for mo around the clock. And, believe me, my electric appliances get a real work-out serving my fam ily of five. I’m amazed that the average cost of our electric service is only 34 cents a day." Tens of thousands of Pacific Powcrland homemakers are discov ering how little it costs to live better electrically. Count up the hard-working electric helpers in your home, then figure how little they cost per day to use. You'll agree with Mrs. Diamond of Hood River, Oregon, that PP&L electric service is today’s biggest bargain. Are you enjoying full-time use of PPAL s dependable electric service? Stop in at your appliance dealer’s soon and see alt the modem electric appliances that can help you live so much better for so little cost. November 24 when leave the Portland airport. I'.»,, said M.I.T. Is so much larger than anything in the west, and the old er buildings and more people liv ing there Impressed him. This was an all expense paid trip by the society, and he was thankful of the opportunity to attend. The colder weather arrived in Rufus Saturday night with temp eratures hovering U around 30*. IU U IIU o v . Just enough "to nip the flowers a drawing will be held. You must be present to win. ■AVSAAA/W’JWVVWVVVWVVVVWVWVVVWWVVWW ------- 1 PAGE 3 5 1 • AIT these hard-working electric appliances serve Mrs. Diamond and her family of five for an average daily cast o f just 34 cents: K PC Freezer QÇ Refrigerator P Î W ater Heater PC Mixer PC Television PC Toaster PC Radios (2) PC Ironer PC Record Flayer PC Washer PC Fower Tools K W affle Iron PC Vocuum Cleaner PC Electric Blanket M Fry Pan P i Coffee M aker , PC Electric Fump X Lighting & L IG H T C O M P A N Y 1 1 How many of these appliances help voo live better? | K
