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About Sherman County observer. (Moro, Sherman County, Or.) 1897-1931 | View Entire Issue (June 20, 1930)
TKï HKaTOP»»BftUtJ.y OESffV», Moro, Oregon.' . Friday, wViuiuCf'Ci&i Sherman Count; Observer l hompcon l urauy Annual . “"”"“ “ <117553® June 20, 1930 «■* M e e ts ; Tuesday Evening, June 24 Round-up Held at DeMoss Editor a*4 Publlahw IT ALL COMES BACK TO YOU Commercial club organizations of Presbyterian Church The Oth Annual Round-Up of the Thompson Family was held at - L- V. Eakin was in Moro on Tues Wasco, Grass V alier and The Dalles Fruita of Conversion. have accepted invitations to have Demoss Springs Memorial Parlujune day fronl the Rutledge district. Come out from among them ,'and I W W T representatives of their clubs meet 15th with the largest attendance L. J. Lucas was in Moro from Was Earwka Lodge No. 121 A. F. & A with the Moro Commercial Club at be ye separate, saith the Lord, and since 1914. ■ v * co on business matters Tuesday. touch not the unclean thing; and 1 Moro, Oregon • After the usual bountiful picnic ~ Nice modern 5-room house for its next regular meeting on Tuesday, will receive you. 2 Cor. 6:17. Meets the 1st and 3rd Thursday evenings of dinner the family was called to rent in Moro. Call at the Observer June 24, at the baequot hour of7:30. Kosanlone, a converted Chinese, R. H. Kipp, secretary of the Col each month. Visiting gether and A. C. Thompson, presi when in America on a visit, was deep members cordially in dent, presided over the afternoon office. z- umbia Valley Association, and Dr. ly impressed with the little difference vited to meet with us program. N. W. Thompson told of . Tho Moro Public Library will again Clarke Brown will be the principal he saw between the style of living of Bv order of W. M. some of his early ambitions; Chas be open as usual on Saturday, speakers, following these speakers many professing Christians and the Robt. Urquhart, Secretary. every one present will be asked to men of the world. Referring to the v Nish told of “Success” as different June 21. present views concerning the im U«thl«Kam Chapter No 78 O. E. S. people see it; C. J. Thompson gave A. A. Dunlap, merchant at Kent, provement and use of the Columbia matter on one occasion, he said, mak Moro, Oregon ri ing at the same time a large sweep Regular communica some of his “Dreams” ; Doris and was a business visitor in Moro on river for power and navigation. with his arm, “When the disciples in tions each 2nd and 4th Claudene Thompson sang and others Tuesday. Writing to tha Sherman h County my country come out from the world, Thursday evenings of gave readings. A letter was read from Elmer Nelson had his little finger Observer, tunder da^e of June 10, each month. Mrs. Martin Melzer, written on the they come clear out.” ~ In dollars and cents, the farming Mrs. E. T. Strong. knocked out of joint while playifig Mr. Kipp said in par : . Sunday School ...............19 a. m. industry is the largest in the na Worthy Matron day she visited the early *iowa home ball this week. “From present information, we tion, exceeding both the steel in Morning w orship.............. 11 *• m- of the Thompson brothers and sisters. Nana Barzee, Secretary. dustry and the automobile in Arthur Christiansen and family are should be ready to report soon after Sermon theme “The Dry Brook.” tShe also visited the old school where dustry combined. The value of the 1st of July on the traffic condi Moro Lodge No. 113 I. O . O. F. Evening Service ..............8 p. m. most of the elder Thompsons went expecting to move soon into the manufactured products based on Moro, Oregon tions up the Columbia as far as Pasco Urquhart residence. All very cordially invited. farm products as a raw material Meets every Monday to school. and Snake to Lewiston, also on some exceeds any one of the great in Charles D. Parrott, rastor. evening in the I.O.O.F » Members of four generation were Miss Lucile McKenney with Mrs. of the loading and unloading facil dustries by more than 500 million hail. Transient and present. Recent additions to the dollars. visiting brothers - are family who were present were Dale Thomas, is visiting at the home of ities, but there are so many angles Jtfr. and Mrs. Walter A. May. cordially invited to to the matter of navigation and the Methodist Church Notes Wayr.e, gon of Mr. and Mrs. Orval meet with us. We can fit all kinds of people. Any type of boats most desirable to meet Let us help you solve your Church School every Sunday morn A. Thompson and Robert James son Clarence Mersinger, N. G. all shipping conditions that we doubt size or weight. Crippled or deformed financial problems A. M. Young, Secretary. of Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Henkle. There ing at 10:30. whether the Port of Portland will.be feet. Wernmark’s Shoe Store, The Preaching Sunday* evening at 8 :00. wore no deaths in the family the past LwpiBO .Rahacca Lodge No. 116 able to put out its report on this Dalles. The theme for the Sunday evening year. . Moro, Oregon phase of flic matter earlier than sermon is “ What God Requires.” , B. L. Fleck and neighbor frienu, Those present from out of the Meets 2d and 4th Tues Prayer meeting Wednesday eve- days of each month. county were Mr. and Mrs. A. Nish from Redmond, were business visitors August, or possibly even as late as Moro, Oregon Visiting members wel and Mr. and Mrs. Owen Elliott of The at Moro and Wasco the first of the September, because they are hoping I njn^ at .30 to develop more facts as to the pos-1 Ladies Aid Society meets every come. Dalles; Mr. and Mrs. Jesse R. Thomp week. Maud Akers, N. G sibility of at least two small barges Jhursday afternoon at 2 :00. Jessie Henrichs, Sec son and daughter Corinne from Port Mr. and Mrs. Avery Martin return going up as far as Patterson You are cordially invited to all our land; Keith and Dale Busch from ed Monday from their wedding trip “After considering the m atter very services. Chris Schults Post No. 71 Hillsboro; Chas. Nish of Mikkalo, and to British Columbia scenic attrac ¡fully for five montls as a result of The church with a cordial welcome. Am erican Legion Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Dill of Clem. tions. the careful investigation of plans and F. A. Ginn, pastor. Meets at I. O. 0. F. hall on Mr. and Mrs. Kreig of Hood River purposes of this association by spec- Miss Cecil Cothran left last week 2nd and 4th Wednesday eve were guests ofkthe day. _ ial committee, the City Club of Port- for Monmouth to attend the regular nings of each month. normal 1 land practically unar. aiously adopted Christian Science summer session at state Harvey Thompson, Commander the program of the Columbia Valley , Theodore Johnston, Adjutant A. C. Caught a Fieh—Nearly school. Service Sunday morning at 11 I have the agency for the Plymouth line of automo t v 'Association n t their • meeting last o’clock and Wednesday evening at Mrs. M. L. Bowersox of Reedsport,, _ , .g consi(,( red one of the H A R L A N D V IE W G R A N G E No. «82 week. biles in connection with the DeSoto “6’; and “8” 8 o’clock. Sunday School at 10:00 Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Thompson ac mother of Lynn Bowersox and Mrs. most careful clubs o! business men o’clock each Sunday morning, pupils Meets in their hall in Harmony Dis cylinder cars. trict the second and fourth Thursday companied by Teddy and h aye Homer Belshee, is here for a few in the city consider g m atters of up to the age of 20 years are received nights of each month. Visiting Thompson, are going up to Camp weeks visit. !this kind.” into these classes. Plymouth 4 - door sedan, fully equipped, Grangers welcome. Miss Traylor, sister of Mrs. Os Sherman to catch nnother fish on The lesson-sermon topic for the C. P. Adams, Master. price at Moro $799.00. Other models in Monday, June 23rd. A. C. fell in the borne, arrived here last week from C. E. Crites, Secretary. service next Sunday morning will he proportion, r < • lart time he was up there and took a Kentucky to make her home with Mrs. J. C. McKean : id son Kenneth “Is the Universe, Including Man, maid and son bath. He says the water is all wet. | hcr sister. and Mrs. Wiley Mel Evolved by Atomic Force.” DeSoto six 4-door sedan, fully equipped, at Reading room open daily where all ! From Camp Sherman they will motor , M f N w Thompson and wife I Harry returned to M ro this week Moro, $1115. Other models in proportion. young authorized Christian Science lite rs | to Belknap springs for a short stay , mQtored tQ Camp sherman on fues-I from Portland, whc. both cial medical tdre may be read, borrowed or pur from there t^Eugene, then on| wecR expectin^ to return ' men have been undei D R C . L. P O LE Y ' going DeSoto 8, 4-door sedan, fully equipped, at chased. The public is cordially invited to Corvallis for the Henkle Annual « on Saturday. treatm ent. Moro, $1250. Other models in proportion. to attend the church services and Reunion, on the 28th of June. This I Tbe4>apebull game etween the boy P h y sicia n and S u rg eo n will be the 24th reunion of the Hep-j Mrs. Chä». L. Powell and son Mar scouts of Moro and Y> _co la*t Satur visit the reading room. ALL CHRYSLER PRODUCTS 'kle family of which Mrs. A. C ., ion of Portland are visiting at the G rass V a lley . O r « |o n day was a good one. BUT the Moro Thompson is a member. ¡home of Mrs. Powell’s brother, W. A. boys were to proud of their new suits T he F u ll G ospel A ssem b ly Special bp____ Sale on Cheney Weeders, Oliver Spring The return trip will be made thru May and family. to play ball. Thereto: the game was People can r^ach me from Mj»ro I call heaven and earth to record Salem and Portland, visiting at that Tooth Harrows and Oliver No. 50 Chilled Harry Pinkerton and faYnily drove, ]4 tQ ? ¡n favor of Co. at night from the long distance this dny against you, that I have set Shares. booth at Hotel Moro by ringing ¡place with their son J. R. Thompson. to Yakima Thursday for a few days visiting in before you life and death, blessing Miss Isabelle Both 1 Then home by way of Mount Hood, visit with Mr. Pinkerton’s sister, The Dalles. the states on vacation from her work and cursing; therefore choose life that O 9 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 S 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 G O 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Hood River and The Dalles and back Mrs. Eoff and family. s a Presbyterian mi donary among both thou and thy seed may live.” / Ito the city of Moro. Mr. and Mrs. M. A. Bull left the Indians of Alaska, is expected to 30:19. SCOOOOOOOOOCOOOOOOOOOOOOCCOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOI middle of the week for Spokane to be in Moro next wet k at the home Duet. ^Man is a free moral agent and is attend the wedding of their son Hollis of her brother, Geo. B. Bourhill. given power to choose eternal life or The Coming Fourth in that city Thursday. At tho annual school and budget eternal death. God beseeches him Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Moore left by to choose„liff and blessing which He The fourth of July will soon be auto last x Saturday morning for meeting held in Moro on Monday, the too purchased for him at so great P h y sician and S urgeon here. And, according to the prece- Ranier to visit over the weekend oters approved the financial policy cost. Choose now for “we know not f the directors by adopting the | dent set in other years, it will leave with their son Roscoe. R. H. McKean, Manager, Wasco, Oregon budget as presented and the reelec what a day may bring forth.” Prov. THE DALLES, OREGON | behind a toil of destroyed lives and 27:1 C. F. Anderson, nephew of Mrs. tion of D. E. Ste hens as school ! property due to carelessness . with Usual services on Sunday. C. L. Ireland, and Miss Helen director. Office at Mid-Columbia Hospital fireworks. DEALERS IN Sunday School at 10 a. m. V Shurtleff were Sunday visitors from Visitors in Moro last Friday were Fireworks, except when used under Preaching at 11 a. m. Phone No. Hospital R41 Mr. and Mrs. .F. A Hon and family, proper conditions by experts, are a Hood River on the 15th. Lime, Plaster, Cement, Cedar Posts, Builders Preaching at 7 :30 p. m. great fire hazard. Blindness, lockjaw, The Harland View junior team will from Seattle, driving to Los Angeles Bible Study at the home of R. J. Supplies, Lumber, Wood, Coal and Hay mangled limbs, fatal clothing burns, play the boy scouts of Moro, Satur They were old “back east” friends Ginn on Wednesday evening at 7:45 property damage and crippled bodies day evening, June 21, at 5 o clock on of Mrs. L. J. Cope, now visiting in to which the public is invited. have always followed Fourth of July the Harland View diamond. Moro at the h’omO of her sister, Mrs MANUFACTURERS OF J. D. and Mrs. Miller, pastors. M. Wright. celebrations. Mrs. Leah Sibray and daughter Many cities, and a few states, have D r J. R. M o rg a n Although the public usually takes Jean were visitors from Baker, Ore., ¡prohibited the use of fireworks ex- this week at the home of her parents it for granted in a vague way that U. of O. Graduates Moro Boy cept in supervised public displays un- DENTIST the milk supply is safe and pure, it Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Cushman. | der permit from the proper author- is only in the cities with milk ordi United States Dental Ex ities. It is unfortunate that our time- Mrs. Hugh Chrisman, who has been nances One of the 677 in force providing for routine students at the aminer for this district ! honored manner of enjoying JJie in The Dalles at the hospital for the nspection that the welfare of the ! Fourth must be restricted—but con- past several days, returned to her University of Ore public is assured. ' ditions in our modern crowded cities home on Tuesday of this week. gon, who form the Two days of baseball will be a OKFICE AT are such that to promiscuously allow largest graduating C. V. Belknap, Proprietor Moro, Oregon C. R. Morrison returned Saturday feature of the two day Fourth of the use of firework» is to court in class in the history from Portland where he has been un July celebration at Crass Valley. The MORO, OREGON jury, death and destruction of prop- | of any institution der special medical and surgical first day Grass Valley will play the ¿r in the state, treatment the past several weeks Klondike grange terni. The second Children, especially, are endan is from Sherman For Appointment, Phone 182. Mrs. J. J. Wiley and son Herman day the first day winning team will gered. Not a single Fourth has pass county. This can ed without a tragic waste of young Wile? and wife were visiting with play Tygh Valley. didate is from lives throughout the country. „ friend^ at'Moro last Saturday. They Moro. Darold L. The center section of Main street Make the Fourth “safe and sane. drove up from Portland and returned was oiled and coated with crushed Belshe, Moro, will And when fireworks are used every the sarnie day. be awarded his rock Tuesday by the road crew possible precaution should be taken Mrs. Clelland, from Portland, and working under state contract Four degree in Bachelor of Science. He is to guard against misadventure. daughter Cora, from Los Angeles layers of oil and reck were applied, a member of Sigma Alpha Epsilon were visiting at the L. H. Martin making the street center several in fraternity. Mr. Belshe majored in Economics. - farm last weekend,, guests of C. C ches higher than eithe* side. A. S. Johnson moved his well drill Clelland and wife. Dr. Samuel Colcord, prominent Martin Melzer anil family returned ing outfit to, Moro last Saturday and internationalist, and peace worker, , EYE STRAIN Harland View Baseball team will on Thursday from their auto trip of New York, will deliver the com is under contract to drill a well for Can only be corrected under the Mayor N. W.-Thompson op his resi play the Klondike Grange team Sun across tho continent *to* New York mencement address at McArthur That C a r r ie s A ll The H om e N ew s proper conditions and by the use dence property. We understand day June 22, on the Harland View city. They had an educational trip Court. He will speak on internation of the very best of equipment. diamond. A fast game expected and in seeing a variety of new country, We have the Best Equipped Optical others are also planning to have wells many of the big cities and some of al peace. drilled in Moro before Mr. Johnson a good time for all. ‘ office in Eastern Oregon. Have you ever noticed how completely the moves bis outfit out of town. Robt. Urquhart is expecting to the nationally famous »cenic parks. O P T IC S E X C L U S IV E L Y news columns of this paper covers all of A slightly lower temperature and IN M E M O R IA M The big game of the season was leave here soon for Euphrata more moisture are required for in Newhouse Optical Co. played Wash. A truck loacTof furniture was the various sections of this community. It at Harland View Sunday, June cubating goose eggs than hen eggs Dr. Geo. F. Newhouse. Proprietor 15. A large crowd was present and loaded here last Sunday for that Mra. Edward Rollins. reflects in condensed form all of the social it has been found. It is best to have all enjoyed a good time. The game place by Mr. ^Jrquhart. 320 East Second Street Mrs. Mamie Rollins, wife of Ed the thermometer dear or barely touch and business activities which have trans was between the Harland View well Geo. B. Bourhill left Monday after the top*of the eggs, in order torinsure ^Rollins of Oregon City, and a sister . THE DALLES, OREGON pired during the week. If you have a N feds” and the “hungry nine” from noon for Portland to attend to busi correct heating, fay» the Oregon of Dave and George Vintin of Grass A starve out point, the score being 14 ness affairs, visit relatives and partic neighbor who is not subscribing, you will- Valley died in Portland Tuesday experiment station. to 9 in favor of the “well feds. ipate In the deliberations of therstate morning. She was born in California do him a favor to tell him about it. And Arrangements are going forward in 1864 and moved to Sherman coun Carl Ilappold was arrested last convention of postmasters rapidly to Complete the two day we will thank you for your interest A. C. Thompson has missed several Fourth of July celebration being put ty when still a young girl and was week by -Sheriff Chrisman, when aught by a raiding party distilling things from his garage in the past on this year nt Crass Valley by well known to all of the first settlers THE DALLES liquor in an abandoned from house few weeks. He says he will have to Shearer grange. Horse racing, base of south Sherman county. in the Klondike district. A special keep the garage locked in the day ball, dancing, foot racing, and other Mr». M argaret Rutladge. Calls for and Delivers* session of Circuit court was held by time as well as the night. sports will fill both dpys to the satis Mrs. Margaret Rutledge, wife of Judge Parker and sentence of 18 A big fish fry and basket dinner faction of every one. . • Walter C. Rutledge, formerly resi in Moro Wasco moqths in the state penitentiary was with free coffee, will be a feature Sherman County’s Leading Newspaper Mr». Lillian Kuney and her two dents of Moro, died at the St. Vincent and Grass Valley given Ilappold.- the la< day of the two day Fourth daughters Marion and • Virginia of hospital in Portland at eight o’clock Color in hay may be lost in several of July celebration at Grass Valley Seattle, Wash., who were old time Thursday morning, June 19. Funer Mondays and Thursdays ways, growers have found, even tho being put on by Shearer grange friends of Mrs. Wm. Henrichs while al services were held in Portland Sat they both lived in Arlington, Iowa, urday, commitment in Riverview it is cut at the proper time. It may Editor C. L. Ireland was a business be allowed to bleach too long in the visitor in Portland this week, leaving years ego and who had not seen each i I cemetery. Surviving her _ death- • are • • other for about 33 years stopped to . Mr. Rutledge; two sons, Joseph V, sun, making it woody and less palat- Tuesday and intending to return CALLAW AY’S able; rain may cause loss of feed va-1 than Wednesday, he was ,ee her for a short time. They wire j and Walter C. Rutledge; two daugh FUNERAL CHAPEL on their way to Yakima. They did ters, Mrs. Jeannette M. Paulson ue as well as color by leaching the detained on the trip until Friday palatable plantJuice»ni r ° ^ k t b® ! ‘ Mr< Neil McDonald was forced to not realize they were so close to Moro Seattle and Mp», France» King Funeral Director» and heavy sweating in, s t a c k , the bftll game ftt Harland View until they stopped at the ,De»chutes Moro. and Emb aimers mow causes loss 1 Sunday on account of the ex- resort and was informed at that place. when a lowedJo go t J hag alway8 en They decided to run up and make a Union and Third St. Incidently, next Sunday will be a that was thoroughly enjoyed S S X t o va.ue, say. the Ore- Joyed .porta, a. w.U a . being a good c a . . ^ good day to go to church. The Dalles, Ore. The farmer’s income goes back directly into the community. Moro State Bank C. H. Larson, Moro, Oregon Independent Warehouse & Milling Co. Dr W. N. Morse M IL L F E E D AND FLOUR Hotel Moro Barber Shop MARCELLING Hot Baths at Any Time A Home Paper Model Laundry V S herman C ounty Q bserver j i gon Experiment station. t0®*:
