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I 1 f - The Sperman County Observer, Moro, Oregon, Friday Jung 14, 1929. m zxQnQmmsmmmststtttsttststatmmttmnommmtaaMNtwannna rH—*—— ------------ '7 •;».;—” Lester H. Binder, youngest son of M oro C ivilian R ifle C lub Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Binder of thb city, who was recdntly married at hb M oves T a rg et R a n g e home in Cunningham, WashM was a C. Ie. IRELAND visitor to Moro last weekend in com Editor and PublUher Moro Methodist Church (Special correspondence) Mn. E. L. Carbon b visiting at pany with hb bride on a honeymoon« When you made your bases in the Entered aa second «U m matter at pont To all members and anyone who th é W. F. Jackson home. trip to Portland and the rose festival. office at M opo , Oregon,July 11, IMI might be interested: game of business yesterday, did you F. C. Anderson, chief paying teller jab your sharp calks into some com Junior Schadewitz has been quite Several of the members turned out at the Butler bank at Hood River, in Eureka Lodge Ne. 121 A. P. A A. M. last Sunday to help move our target sick with the chicken pox. petitor’s ankle?- company with Irving Garrabrant, con JO H N D E E R E FA R M IM PLE M E N T S Moro, Oregon Sunday School, 10:00 a. m. from the Fox Farm to one fourth Mrs. Susie Hastings spent last week nected with the Richfield Oil Com Meets the 1st and 3rd mile south of Lone Rock. Tom Douma Morning Worship, 11:15 a. m. visiting in Vancouver, Washington. pany also at Hood River, were viait- Thursday evenings of Topic: “Yes.” each month. Visiting donated the use of his truck. Mrs. Emma Sayrs returned home ing in Moro last weekend at the home Evening Worship, 8:00 p. m. We would like to have all the boys members cordially in of Mrs. C. L. Ireland, aunt of Mr. Topic to be announced. vited to meet with us be there next Sunday and help us dig Sunday after a weeks vbit at Condon. Wednesday, 8:00 p. m. Prayer By order of W. M Eugene Amidon and wife rettirned Anderson. the hole and put up the target. We Robt. Urquhart, Secretary. Fred Pickett and family, accom Tuesday from an auto trip to Seattle. Service. will have the guns and ammunition John Seethoff, Pastor. panied by Miss Marjorie Ginn, drove Joe Truitt left by auto stage Tues Chapter No. 78 O. E. 5. on the ground and just as soon as we to Bend last Sunday to inspect a new get the target up we can do some day on a short business trip to Pros Moro, Oregon Ford product, the tri-motored Ford Regular communica shooting. P r e s b y te r ia n C h u rc h ser, Wash. airship, on exhibition there. All of tions each 2nd and 4th We wish to take this means of Vacation? Helping the church any-] Thursday evenings of thanking the Fox Farm company and . Mrs. Anna Belshe, mother of O. the members of the party enjoyed an each m on th .’ C. H. Larson for the use of their L. Belshe, was a visitor here last air trip in the machine before start where, helps the church everywhere. Kate Stephens It is generally in summer that religion ing on their return. ground. Also for all the bother we week from Hood River. Worthy Matron is snowed under. Nana Barzee, Secretary. caused them. We felt we were im T. W. Alley made the drive to E. E. Larimore, manager of Hotel Sunday School, 10:00 a. m. posing on them to leave it there long Hood River Monday on a brief busi Moro, drove to The Dalles last Sun Morning Worship, 11:00 a. m. Moro Lodge No. 113 1. O. O. F. er on account of their foxes. We ness vbit to the apple city. day with the burned out grates of the Sermon theme — "Unfailing Things.’ Moro, Oregon Eureka Vacuum Cleaners A number of ladies aid members hotel’s kitchen range. These were »Evening service, 8 p. m. Meets every Monday also want to thank A. H. Barnum for evening in the I.O.O.F letting us use his ground for our new enjoyed a social afternoon at the used on arrival by the iron foundry Your presence at the services helps] Ranging in price from $39.50 to $70. Model 11 hall. Transient and location. All he asks is that we keep Seethoff home last Thursday. as a model for a new pair which were the service; we hope the service will] r . visiting brothers are the gate closed and I feel assured all cast the same day. Mr. Larimbrtf re cordially invited to members will see that this is done. Fred Hennagin was vbiting in turning late Sunday with the new help you. is Especially Equipped to Clean Your Car. Chas. D. Parrott, Pastor. I meet with us. Moro last Friday and Sunday from We have received word from Wash grates for the range. P. C. Axtell, N. G. A. M. Young, Secretary. ington, D. G. that members of the his farm home west of Wasco. The Cascade Tractor and Equip club may purchase the 22 calibre C h r is tia n S cien ce Ethan Woods came home from ment Co., through J. C. McKean at Linoleum Laid With Special Equipment rifles we have on hand at a very low Corvallis last week, having attended Moro, sold a 15-foot Holt combine to L u p in e R e b e c c a L o d g e N o . 1 1 6 Service Sunday morning at 11 Moro, Oregon price. So be there early Sunday if school at the O. S, C. last term. Clyde Crites, making delivery Mon o’clock and Wednesday evening at Meets 2d and 4th Tues you want a good rifle. All the boys Mrs. Fleck returned to Mqro on day.- The company this last week 8 o’clock. Sunday School at 10:00 days of each month. Visiting members wel who have used these rifles know they Monday following a weekend vbit also sold a combine to Mr. Ward at o’clock each Sunday morning, pupils ..~6 are exceptionally good ones. The with her daughter, Mrs. J. S. Fowler, Dufur and shipped a tractor to Walla up to the age of 20 years are received come. ...............1111...................... . Bessie Axtell, N. G. government will issue us new ones as Walla, both these last sales being de into these classes. Jessie Henrichs, Sec. soon as we send the remittances for at Rufus. The lesson-sermon topic for the livered from The Dalles. Clarence Hub arrived home Thurs the old ones. They say the new ones service next Sunday morning will be At a meeting of the sophomore C h ris S c h u lts P o s t N o . 71 day to spend the summer months with are also fine guns. “God The Preserver of Man.” A m o r ic a a L e g io u hb mother, after attending college class held last week at Albany col The annual membership fee is two Reading room open daily where all Meets at L O. 0 . F. hall qn lege, Cecil Gragg of Moro was elected dollars. Several of the boys have at Eugene. authorized Christian Science litera 2nd and 4th Wednesday eve Wm. Morrison returned to Moro president of the junior class for next ture may be read, borrowed or pur already sent in their dues. However, nings of each month. year. No other officers were elected. F. D. Flatt, Commander we have a large shipment of ammu late last week, following a two weeks Mr. Gragg is a member of Omega chased. The public is cordially invited The House of Good Will L. W. Rakes, Adjutant nition coming and are in bad need of visit at Portland with his daughter, Zeta fraternity and has been promin to attend the church services and some money. So please send in your Mrs. L. N. Huis. . visit the reading room. ent in football and other school activ HARLAND VIEW GRANGE No. 662 two dollars or hand it to me and I J. S. Fowler, farming near Rufus, Meets in their hall in Harmony Dis will give you your membership card. left his home at 3 a. m. Monday morn ities during the last two years. trict the second and fourth Thursday T h e F u ll G ospel A s s e m b ly Forced mating does not meet with nights of each month. Visiting This card allows you to shoot at any ing with a truck load of sheep for the the approval of Hungarian partridges, Owned by the City of Moro Services as follows: time you wish and to buy any guns Portland market. Grangers welcome. male or female. Last spring the part C. P. Adams, Master. Sunday School, 10:00 a. m. or ammunition at a big saving. The Mr. and Mrs. Carroll Sayrs and. Operated for the Benefit of the Traveling Public Mrs. B. E. Davis, Secretary. government is giving some good Preaching, 11:00 a. m. Topic.: family accompanied by Mrs. M. Peetz ridges at the Eugene game farm were and Sherman County Community prizes for the best scores, so save and son Carl, drove to Portland, Fri so slow in choosing their mates that “God is no Respecter of Persons.’ the job was attended to by the men in Preaching, 7:45 p. m. Topic: your score cards, you may be the day of last week. charge of the farm. The birds, 23 “Christ in the Peace Offering.” lucky one. I W A N T ADS Under the Personal Management of Mr. and Mrs. L. R. Conlee and son pair of them, showed their resent Prayer meeting, Tues. 7:45 p. m. Lets all turn out Sunday and get Howard, drove to Portland Sunday E. E. LARIMORE Bible study in Revelations, Thurs started. We have lots of ammunition where they will visit relatives and at ment by not producing a single egg. Formerly of The Hotel Oregon, Portland Buster’s Orchestra, L. H. Nahouse day 7:45 p. m. FOR SALE — Harness and col on hand, so — Lets Go! tend the Rose Festival. directing, has been engaged ^o play Moro Civilian Rifle Club lars; 27-horse combine hitch. Geo. J. D. and Mrs. Miller, Pastors. Henry Schadewitz and wife were for the American Legion dance to be Vernon Flatt, Sec. N. McDonald, phone 2-F-13, Moro. visitors in Moro last weekend from given at Kent this coming Saturday jl4-2t The Dalles, at the home of their son, night, June 15th. Dance?fans say Eighth Grade Graduates PIANO TO TRADE — For team Marriage License« Issued M. R. Schadewitz, and family. that Buster’s orchestra is getting SPECIAL CHICKEN DINNER THURSDAYS 76c Harry Kunsman and family left “better ’n better in every way, every of horses. Chas. Bullard, phone - ah" • Those graduating from the eighth] Moro last Sunday by auto to vbit at day.” A good time is anticipated by 5-4-F-4, Moro. J7 Elmer A. Erskine and Bess A. Shedd, Oregon, and from there to a number of local people who are grade in the June examinations are. DINING ROOM OPEN USUAL MEAL HOURS FOR SALE — Good cook house; Lewis, both of Portland, were united drive to the coast for a vacation. Kenneth Todd, Paul Fraser, Harold going fTom here. new 250 gallon water trough; 500 in marriage at the Methodist church Thogerson, Marguerite Mitchell, Ada I r r tn w w m n n i n m i n » i l i l l l l l l H ! l « n m i l l l l t i m il l l lllll l I » » B i m i U l U im i Tom Fraser will leave here this Fred Pickett, manager of the Pick gallon water tank. Henry Barnum, in Moro, June 6th, W29. Mrs. Er weekend by truck with a team of ¡Jones, Louise Moretz, Thelma Stowe, phone 23-F-22, Moro. J74t* skine is a sister of Mrs. O. A- Ramsey. horses he has sold to the new state ett Motor Co. of this city, on Tuesday Florence Williams, Henry Richelder-] ........ ............................................ ................................................. ............................. of this week placed an order for one experiment station near Pendleton. of the latest type motor truck towing fer, and Phillip Andrews. Folks needing shoe repairing leave A marriage license was issued to George McKay and George Howell cranes. The machine is equipped to work with L. R. Conlee, agent, to be C. V. Belknap, Proprietor Fred Zimmerman, working for sent to M. L. Fritts at Grass Valley. Fred D. Brown and Ada A. Kilbourne, left Kent by auto last week on a trip handle any passenger car built and both of Kent, by County Clerk Akers to Myrtle Point, where they will at many o f the lighter trucks, either by Henry Patjens west of Grass Valley, M oro H otel B arber Shop We can fit all kinds of people. Any on Thursday, June 6th. They were tend the meeting of the Oregon State elevating the front end of the dis passed through Moro Tuesday morn -f size or weight. Crippled or deformed married the same day at the Pres Moro, Oregon abled vehicle or by direct pull. The ing enroute to Yakima, where he ex Grange. feet. Wernmark’s Shoe Store, The byterian Manse, Rev. C. D. Parrott Henry Ruggles, city water engi- crane, . when _ placed in service, will be pected to be married later this week. Dalles. officiating. AGENCY FOR neer, left this week on his annual va- only towing crane in service on the Sherman highway at the present cation. The city pumps are being WE PAY parcel post one way on all WILLIAM’S CLEANERS Volna Virgil Guyton and Pearl operated by C. A. Binder during his time. shoe repairing. Good quality work THE DALLES and leather. Joe Amore, The Dalles, Lucile Mitchell, both of Kent, were] absence. Mrs. C. H. Larsen and daughter opposite the post office. ___ issued a marriage license by G. C. BUSTER’S THEATER Clarence Sparling has traded in Mildred left herd Wednesday after Akers on Friday, June 7th. WE CAN fit all kinds of people. Any his Dodge truck for a later model of noon for The Dalles where they took size or weight. Crippled or de the same size and make. In the the train for a six weeks visiting trip rmHU!HHHIll>>nttn,t,1,11I1t,ll|niIHHHIIIHIIIHnilllIU«HHHUIUUUW Grass Valley formed" feet. Werntnark’s Shoe trade he retained the old truck bed to the middle west. Their first stop College Regents to Visit Store, The Dalles. Sunday, June 16 and transferred it to the new ma will be at Grand Forks, S. D., where l l l l l l l l l l l l j ^ i m . . . . . . . . . . . . . - ---------------— . _ they will visit with Mr. Larsen’s PIANO — To be sold at Moro, chine. Every major section of the state Late model. Beautiful tone. Sacrifice Mr. and Mrs. Ray Ragsdale of brother and sister. From there they Clara Bow and make terms to suit good home. of Oregon will be visited the latter Grass Valley left by auto last week go to Rochester, Minn., to visit with Mrs. Larsen’s sister. Leaving there — IN — Shaniko, O regon If interested address H. A. Livernash, part of June by the board of regents for Myrtle Point to attend the state 2613 Pacific Ave. Tacoma, Wash., of the state college on its annual tour grange as alternate delegates from they will continue to Albert Lea, On The Sherman Highway u of inspection of branch experiment Shearer grange in place of Roy Tiller Minn., to visit Mrs. I-arsen’s parents, her father being reported to be in Meals and Short Orders Burglars in the home of James stations and county agent work. The and wife. Comedy poor health. Their return will be by Norris of Chicago carried away about party, headed by President W. J. All hours -:- Reasonable Prices The Portland city council is find way of Arlington, S. D., where lives $1,000 worth of whiskey, but left Kerr and James T. Jardine, director, “ O c e a n B l u e s ” Regular Dinner 50c - Rooms 50c up $800 in cash undisturbed in a dres will go from Corvallis June 17 to ing that chickens come home tq roost a brother of Mr. Larsen, and at Woon C ig a rs e a d Tob acco s sooner or later. It played politics in “ If it is a Paramount Medford, thence to Klamath Fails, bringing Kenneth Harlan into the socket, S. D., where Mr. Larsen’s ser drawer Soft Drinks and Confectionery Picture, It’s the Best in Bend, Bums, Ontario, Baker, Union, city; but it’s taking a lot of hard cash mother and sister reside. Dance Hall In Connection Pendleton, Hermiston, Moro, Hood Town. ” Mr. and Mrs. H. Pullen, Proprietors to put him out. River, and end the tour at the Astor W. S. Powell left by auto Monday Annual Sherman County ^nn»n f «rit n niiîHîîiiiHinnnmm ii i mnin i im ii i i uiu u i mu Hill i n g ia station. About 10 days will be de for Myrtle Point to attend the annual Reading advertisements is worthwhile tin mum« voted to the inspection this year. Sunday School Rally meeting of the state grange, repre senting as a delegate both the Sher man county Pomona grange and the Arrangements have been completed W ill Not Go East Harlandview grange. this week by the officers of the Sher A card received from Karl Eaton man county Sunday School Asso Saturday, June 15 Harold Bryant, recent graduate states that a benefit dance which was ciation to hold the annual rally pro from Oregon State college and now to be held at Grass Valley for the 4- gram this year at Grass Valley pavill- at home visiting with his parents, has H club has been postponed to the ion and park, as an all-day event on informed us that he will not go east 22nd because of an American Legion Sunday June 23. Made in 12-, 14-, 16- and 18- foot header in acceptance of the opportunity of dance to be held at Kent. The program as arranged contem fered him by the Westinghouse Elec Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Davis left Kent plates the opening of the consolidated tric Company, and that instead he by auto last Sunday to drive to Myrtle Sunday Schools in one big meeting, has accepted a position offered by with selected teachers for the differ Point by way of McKenzie highway the Pacific¡ Power and-Light Com ent classes, at 10 a. m. A basket din- to attend the Oregon State Grange / pany, beginning the work at the conf- ■ will hold the attention of all at convention, which convenes there this pany offices in Hood River. the noon hour, to be followed at 2 p. week, as delegates from the Kent m. by a program to be presented by grange. all the Sunday Schools of the county, Wallace and Ralph Townsley, cous each having a 10 to 20 minute period. NOTICE TO MY PATRONS I will be in Moro at the Hotel Moro ins of Mrs. 0. L. Belshe, are visiting The school giving the best program Barber Shop every Monday, Tuesday in the county from Cottage Grove, will be awarded the Christian Flag, and Wednesday and in The Dalles at Oregon. They were former residents now held by the Mofo Methodist Sun the Betty Ann Beauty Shop every of Minnesota and have sold out their day School. Thursday, Friday and Saturday. Ap interests there and are now looking A collection will be taken at the pointments may be made for Moro for a location in this state. afternoon meeting, to be applied no hillside advance rumely combine harvester Mr. and Mrs. John Thogerson drove towards necessary county expenses. with Mrs. J. C. Freeman, phone 373. Guaranteed to level up to 60% hillside grade I will appreciate any of my patrons to Dufur on Wednesday to attend a At the usual evening hour a vesper monster picnic at that place spon service will be held, Rev. Sherman asking for me when in The Dalles. Has been proven a success in Sherman County Harvest Fields by the pleased sored by the Farmers Union. The Hawk of Wasco presiding. j72t — MRS. GRETA ROSS. with result> t h X -owners Claim for it in Clean Threshing and Economy of operabon program was for an all-day affair, Following is a list of classes with JOAN CRAWFORD starting Wednesday at 10:30 a. Ift. the teachers that have been appoint The 1929 Advance-Rumely Combine Harvester Farm Pointers [ and ending with a b if dance. ed for each class: KARL DANE P. L. Paulsen and family visited in Classes Teachers can be seen on my lot back of my office He wm a champion of the ’Q““” «1 circle — but he quit boxing be (From School of Home Econom ic.) Moro last weekend on their way by Bible class ................. ,Roy J. Baker Office opposite Post Office, where larger room will this year permit me to auto from Spokane to Hood River cause of a jrirl. Yet fate dec]ide Soil surveys have been made of a where Mr. Paulsen will be in charge Young mens c la s s ......... Rev. Hypes that the prize-ring would win her carry a Larger and More Complete Stock of Parts, Supplies, and Oil. Young womens class.Mrs. C. L. Poley I for him when everything else had great many counties of Oregon re f an apple orchard during the pro High school class . . . . . Rev. Parrott sulting in the accumulation of much failed. — It’s a knockout 1 duction season. Mr. Paulsen is Intermediate boys . . . . J. M. -Wilson valuable data to present and prospec a James Cruze production. FOR PRICES AND TERMS SEE brother of Mrs. C. V. Belknap. Intermediate girls Mrs. Ingles tive farmers of this state. The mean A Christian Endeavor Society pic Junior boys ............. .. Rev. Seethoff ing and use of this information is ex Saturday, June 15 nic will be held at Parkdale on Sun Junior girls ................. Mrs. Panrott plained in a new bulletin just issued June 16th, under the auspices Primary c la s s -----Mrs. Westerfield AGENT FOR SHERMAN’.COUNTY — at — by the state college experiment sta of Mount Hood Union beginning at Beginners c la s s ...........Mrs. Ramsey tion, copies of which may be had free. THE MORO THEATRE Thp bulletin is Station Circular No. 1 :30 p. m. There will be an evening yu, Dy r . -------- ---------------- | quested to bring a picnic basket. Powers. Sherman Conity Observer Ginn, Coleman M oro, O regon Dealers in Furniture, Hardware, Floor Coverings, Paints, Oils and Glass Hotel Moro J BATHS S h erm a n R e sta u r a n t Ladies of the Mob Moro Theater 3« AINE J ADVANCE - RUMELY Combine Harvester duke . /" - C. H. LARSON, MORO, OREGON
