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r PAGE 3 SHERMAN COUNTY JOURNAL, MORO, OREGON FRIDAY. JUNE 13, U*i2 Portland for the historical society picnic Surday and presented the ties say this Is the best opportun society with some of the rental ity in marly a quarter-century to records of the Eastern Oregon get grass started on cheat-lnfest- Land con pany of 50 years ago raiq when it owned a slice of the coun Mr. and Mr Gates emphasizes, however, ty six miles wide for alternate Schwendei will that sir tss of range seeding is fiftieth wedding sections. still big ly dependent upon later Mr and Mrs. Gaylord Madison the home in Was spring 1 eat her, seedbed prepara Their son, Leland, and a came down from Echo to attend tion, and later management prac the SCHS picnic Sunday and put group of relatives and friend tices. He advises ranchers to in a word for his condidacy as attend a buffet dinn check with local county agents in of the couple. state representative. planning a seeding program. Annie C. Frank Mr. and Mrs. Willis Black of A few basic considerations list acton, Cal- ed for seeding include: Beaverton stopped in Moro to see ifornia and Matthew J Schwendel A ring'- site with good poten her brother. Giles French and of Brentwood, Calif , were mar- tial for seeding-—free of rocks wife. Tuesday morning while on ried Jun? 15, l'H_> ’ Alameda and alkali. their way to Yakima, Wash , to California They arrived in Wasco Propc" preparation of a firm take his sister, Mrs. Ada Bar by train the following week seedbed. nett back to Beaverton for a Bine. where they were met bv Howard Use of grass species adapted to Mr. and Mrs. Charles Cunning Conlee who took them to the the are i and type of ranch opera Two hundred triends and rela ('h a ï les Si rader, also of P o rtlan d . ham of Vancouver, Wash., were ranch by spring wagon. Thev re tions. tives of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Sat her S erving th e w edding cake w ere here Sunday to attend the picnic turned to Clayton. California af Good job of seeding—prefer ter harvest was finished, but re and visit with friends of long gathered at the Moro Community Mrs. H ow ard W illiam s of Tacom a An August 26 wedding date ably by drilling. Broadcasting turned to Wasco in 1918 to make ago when they lived here. Mr. and Mrs. H elm er Sm ith of Presbyterian church Sunday af and M rs Ja m es M cDerm ot, P o rt lias been chosen by Shirley Elaine W asco annonce the engagem ent of seed has not generally proved as Mrs. May Broun Lewin of We- their home. ternoon to help them observe land. Matt, who has rebuilt and re Watkins and Orville Boyce Blay th e ir d au g h ter, M arilyn Sm ith, to effective. coma Beach, where she has a their golden wedding anniversary Protection during time the paired harvesters and farm mi- lock, according to an announce K eith B a te n tt of M aupin, th e son motel, came up for the Sather whicn was done with much visit golden wedding observance Sun chinery for most of the forty-four ment by the bride-elects parents, of Mr. and Mrs. W illard H arn ett range is becoming established— ing and reminiscencing. day. She lived here for several years he has been in Sherman Mr. and Mrs. Francis L. Watkins of Grass Valley. T he w edding is possibly as long as two years. Mr. an'1 Mrs. Sather were mar Proper management after es years. County, retired last November af of Wasco. Mr. Blaylock is the son planned for Septem ber. ried May 29, 1912 in Betlinghatn, tablishment. The fact that the of Mr. ami Mrs. Boyce Blaylock ter having worked for the past Mr. and Mrs. Mike Mulick were Mr. and Mrs. J. K. McKean Wash., and they moved to Grass area needed seeding indicates that of Grass V alley. The couple, both Donald D utton, son of Mr anti improved management is a key Valley i t 1918, then io a farm and daughters left Thursday for in Portland on business last week several years for Agri-Chem Inc sophomores at Eastern Oregon House guests for the occasion returning home Saturday. Mrs. V ein D utton of Wasco, is a t near Kent and they have lived Eugene the women to see a horse Summer school children left are William Frank, a brother of college, became formally engaged ten d in g su m m er school on a Safe to keeping it productive. for the past 17 years near Mnro. show and all to watch the NCAA Sept. 25 on Miss Watkin’s hir- -" d e l, Mrs Sigrid way scholarship. Of nine children born to them track meo' Friday and Saturday. early Monday morning by bus for Frank, ^ a « sister in law, and Mrs days. Corvallis and ten days having E v e re tt Royse student at OSU six survive and all were present Mrs. Ccllis Moore is in Seattle fun and instruction around the Bernard Duncan, a niece, all of Z E N I T H TV re tu rn e d hom e w ith his p are n ts but Mrs. Helen Barker of River the first of this week to attend the state college. ( layton, California Sales & SERVICE Sunday evening, b ut w ill re tu rn side, California. Others are Ken Republican meeting. Ollier guests will be Mr. and lowing her death June 3 at Grand Mrs. Georgia Patterson and a neth of Kent, Mrs. Anne Miller, Here tc visit her cousin, Mrs. party of women stopped Monday Mrs. Howard Conlee of Moro, Rapids, Michigan. She was born to P o rtlan d T uesd ay for o rie n ta SERVICE ON ALL MAKES Moro; Jack, Ontario; Merril, Spo Roy Belsl.ee is Mrs. Fern Cox of there in 1878 and lived in Wasco tion for a jo b at A lbany sta rtin g kane; Glenn, Corvallis, who ar Kansas who will stay a few days afternoon when on their way Mr. and Mrs. Phillip c. O’Meara from 1906 until 1940. Surviving next w eek w ith th e n o rth w est Call ANDY PAULSON home by way of Wapinitia aftei and famil} and Patrick c O’. Telephone JO 5*3313 ranged the reception. There are before going to the Seattle fair. visiting is a son of Oklahoma City, Okla., Gas C o m i. ny for su m m er em ploy Meara, all of Wasco. the Maryhill museum. m ent. 25 grandchildren and two great a brother in Grand Rapids, Mich.’ Distinguished visitors at the They win welcome cards and Mrs. Frances King and Mr. and grandchildren. three grand children and one (A R D OF THANKS historical picnic Sunday were Mrs. letters from their friends Joe Ridgeway of The Dalles Taking turns at the coffee urn Mrs. Julia Woods, 94, and Mrs. great grandchild. 1 w ish to th a n k my friends for were Mrs. James Strader, Port Lena Searcy, 90, both of Portland, were guista of Mr. and Mrs. Art Rae and Mr. Hockley’s parents, lovely card s and flow ers and acts land, a sister in law of Mrs. Sath both long time Sherman "ountians Christianson Sunday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. George Garner, all of kindness show n me d u rin g my Garis Peickert has resigned Wasco News er, Mrs. Walter \ ’usom of Salem, and both chipper and sharp. of Eugene, were recent weekend recent sta y in a h o sp ital in T he from the Dalmor company and Mrs. J. E. Norton, Kent, Mrs. James B Adams came up from will take another job by the end Mr. and Mrs. Norman Hockley guests ot Mrs. Hockley’s parents, Dalles. and daugnters, Marcia and Nonna Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Royse. The Stan S w ett of the week when he decides ot the qualifying factors Eugene Marsh, Barney M Phil- Hockleys came especially for the which one. in funeral service. baptism of their three children A party of 26 young jxiople were lips and Walter Peavy ♦hree before the departure of Rev. Lar sportsmen of McMinnviPe nut driven in five cars to Malibu ry Eddlngs. The Hockleys wed camp near Vancouver, B. C. Mon their Mackenzie river boats ¡nt., ding was Rev. Eddings first one the Deechvtes last Friday to ¡loat day to spend a few days on a ru m fi here, and the baptisms were his down that river to its mouth by mer outing. ste rn Oregon w eath er last FRIDAY & SATURDAY. JUNE 15—16 y last ones performed in the Wasco fall E a may ! h ont I J2J4 Larry Sayrs drove down from Sunday afternoon. have set th e stag e for Widby Island where he is sta Funeral services for Mrs. Ade- Methodist church. one of th e best range-seeding 1100 WHY AVt Lee ( harles Kaseherg of Was line Hull, 83. former resident of C R O W N IN G E N T E R T A I N M E N T tioned with the navy to visit W asco w ere held T hursday morn- co won a degree of bachelor of y ears in recent h isto ry , rep o rts an OSU rj.nge specialist. around Moro until after the wed ding of his cousin, Arlean De- ng at the \\ asco cemetery fol science at the University of Ore Dry w ea th er last fall prevented gon graduation Sunday. Moss, an event of Saturday. norm al g erm in atio n of ch e atg rass CARD OF THANKS Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Royse took on ran g elan d s th at have since Mr. and Mrs. Harry Pinkcton an(I 1 want t0 thank his motner, Augusta Royse to been w ell-prim ed for seeding of spent last week in Portland where .. Th,e. he represented the Moro church the Moro Volunteer Firemen for 1 ortland Sunday for a week’s vis adapt?«! ran g e grasses, says D. H. at a meeting of Oregon Synod putting cut the grass fire last it with tin Otis Royses. They Gates, GSU extension specialist. W hen m o istu re finally cam e in held at Lewis and Clark college week, whtch endangered our pro- also attended Open House at the new Northwest Natural Gas Com late fall, it w as too cold for g erm She attended Grand Chapter OES group is to be commended pany ‘'Blue Flame” $1,800 000 of cheat, hi* explained. as a delegate from Bethlehem This for , h e K„(Hl Job they Jrt. S n g service and office building located ination e V/ <*«tor Chapter No. 78. G ras ¡“s sseded early th is sp rin g D e m # and we certainly entend to then,' at 123 Flar.der St. They were con have <i iMdter than av erage chance Mrs. Lena Searcy was in the our very warm thanks. ducted on the tour by Otis Royse, to get i tahlished well enough to county visiting relatives over the SUNDAY MATINEE 2:00 p. m. garage fc;< man 'or the company. com pete w ith sp rin g -g erm in atin g ____ Cecil Hockman weekend. She saw the presenta ch eatg rass Some range au th o r! SUNDAY & MONDAY, JUNE 17—18 tion of "An evening of dance” held In The Dalles Saturday even ing, attended the Historical So ciety picnic at l>eMoss, and the reception held for the Sathers at Moro. M r . Irene Fraser came up from Pori land Sunday to visil her «on Paul and family and attend the Sather golden wedding. Here from The Dalles for the historical picnic were Mr. and Mrs George Wilcox, Mrs. Ethel Strong, Mr and Mrs. Flayd Flatt Mr. ano Mrs. Ivan Kirkelie are in Richmond, Wash., this week looking for a house to move into when he starts work there about about the first of July. The Macnabs, George, Pat. Bill and Don, together with their mo ther boi ght the Herman Brackett land advertised recently and will farm it along with other proper ties. As I am retiring I will sell my Complete Hardware Stock to the highest bidder. — W. R. REID & SON Visiting Mrs. Vernon Flatt is her nephew, Donald Grage, a tea- STANDARD TIME < her in the schools of Bismark, N. L>. He had been at the Worlds ?n Scattle Th«y visited Mrs. r latt a sons at Heppner and Con- «°n Tuesday, and the Peterson ELECTRICAL & PLUMBING SUPPLIES Rosk Gardens at Redmond the day before. 12 ELEITRK MOTORS !» to 2 II. p. MCHMIDROOGOtS George Kasherger and Mrs. Alois 2 tt-I.NCII COOK JA( KS IW r> 5 40-GALI/O.N WATEK HE.VIEKS Lei>er were her Sunday to soend 2 Il I N DM ILLS ( OMPLETE PRESSURE TANKS OHAMIOT ; a few hours at the Bob Bernards PL I s I K HOSE A FITTINGS *» to 2 INCH home. HWITCH HONES A (O N D I II’ G A IA . PIPE A I II I I \ < ; s »« to I INCH I ELE< T it le PI MPS - SHALLOW WELL Mrs. Joe Griggs and girls left (.A I E \ AIA KS !» lo 3 INCH Friday morning for Salem to < O M PLEIE ELE! TKK A L SUPPLIES HEWER PIPE A SOIL PIPE make preparations for the wed- COMPLETE PLUMBING SI PPI.IES ( o il t I .'K’lol'H Hull t Mis«, 'I’llis O|I|M>|*M liity u ng,hSU»?ay Of James Gri«Ss and Martha Minto in that city. Matt Schwendel’s Celebrate 50 Years I Moro Personals Range Seeding Conditions Good Sherman Theater ADDING MACHINE TAPE At Journal Office AUCTION Complete Hardware Stock WASCO, OREGON June 28 June 29 June 30 THURSDAY, JUNE 28 - 1 p. m. LADIES: we’ve been thinking about you and we are going to do something for your comfort ► and convenience. We have some new room size air conditioners to keep you cool this summer. We have a new stock of Corning Ware to make *he ► cooking more convenient. And then th e re ’s a stock of sinull electric ap pliances that are as handy as a pocket in an apron. Steam and Electric iron* and when von want to eat ► outride (if it ever gets warm enougl ’- some Barbecue outfits. For the gardener of the family we have the tools to work with, the |s>i>on lor the hugs, tin* fertilizer for the plants. Always there's rope, tools, lumber, electric suppMes, gloves, paint and such useful -.tuff like that. * New Admission Prices: Adults 20c Children 6 13 35c MORO LUMBER & FUEL CO FRIDAY, JUNE 29 Dr. Otis G. Perkins Optometrist 403 E. 2nd St. Tel. CY « 5362 The Dalien, Ore. LADIES DAY — SETS OF DISHES — Ki-PIEl E STARTER SETS ( It l STA LI NE HY HEISEY FIGURINES A ( OPI’EltW AItE Ml It It« HtS — LAMPS Eastern Oregon Electric Contractors tommericial — residential industrial ESTIMATES and BID • REQUESTS with no obligation E L E C T R IC H E A t O’MEARA SUPPLY CO. Wasco Phone GI 2 5402 The Dalles Pb. CY6-4184 Opportunity of a Lifetime ( I N D I . E ll K K III IMPERIAL LEATH EltGOODH I l l t O l l .E — TOU EI.S — T l BLEI LOTUS BLANKE IS — SHE E'lS SATURDAY, JUNE 30, - 1 and 7 p. m Electric Co. PATTY O’MEARA 1 and 7 p. m. HARDW ARE I DOUBLE SINK A DOUBLE DRAIN BOARD HOTPOINT STOVE — l-B iiniei METAL CUPBOARDS TO E ll IN I KIT« HEN T lt l II.E Itlllll SE W ISIIEIt ItEYEItE ll AltE PRESSI RE ( OOKEItS ELEI TRIC ERI PA NS Other Items Too Numerous to Mention FREE CO FFEE OWNER W R REID A SON DOOR STO CK PAIN I' A S P lt .ll PAINT — ANY I (»LOIt P o ll Elt I I H I L S A H IM » I (KII.S BOLT S A III NS AM M IN ITION 2 FM»O|{ FI IlN K ES FUBNAI E OIL It, ItNUR Saturday Night. Show Cases & Fixtures P R IZ E S LUNCH TERMS IF ARRANGED BEFORE SALE NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR ACCIDENTS ON GROUNDS AUCTIONEER FRANK WINK
