Sherman County journal., January 29, 1932, Image 4

MING
SHEWN COUNT«
Mothers night will be a special
feature of the Grass Valley-Kent
game next Friday night. At
that time all mothers of the boys
and girls teams of Grass Valley
and Kent are invited to be pre­
sent as guests of the high school
pupils. It is hoped that every
mother will be thereto see her
boy or girl take part in the game.
The members of the Epicurean
club entertained their friends at
a buffet supper Saturday night
at the,J. E. Norton home. The
mnuconaistedof vegetablesalad,
mashed potatoes, creamed chick­
en, biscuits, breaded tomatoes,
pickier, pineapple rponge, angel
cake and coffee.
The boys’ and girls’ basketball
teams of Kent have five more
games to play this season. They
are as follows:
Jan., 29. jrass Valley atKent
Moro at Moro
Feb., 6.
Wasco at Wasco
Feb., 13.
Rufus at Kent
Feb., 19.
Rufus at Rufus
Feb., 22.
The Wasco boys’ team -scored
a victory over the high school
team last Friday night when the
visitors piled up 27 points to the
locals team’s ten. At the start
Kent got the jump and scored
within a few seconds after the
game started, but were unable to
keep up with the visitors, who
at the half had 13 points to Kent’s
5. In the second half Wasco se­
cured 14 more points while Kent
secured one basket and shot two
fouls, thereby making a final
score of 27-10.
Stripes of Gay Colpr
a Fall Feature Style
Stripes have laid a brilliant mark
on the fashion tableau of the fall and
winter.
While the background of the atyle
picture is woven of monotone weave«
many a highlight is given by stripes
of gay hue.
Striped wool scarfs, blouses and
frocks and striped silk vests a bit
more sober In tone are all used to add
a bright note to the ensemble. Even
the .one.color fabrics reflect the striped
note in ribbed and diagonal weaves.
(10); The West Half of the Northwest Northwest Quarter (SEKNWK). the
Quarter (WKNWK), the Northwest Southwest Quarter of the Northeast
NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT Quarter of the Southwest Quarter Quarter (SWKXBK), the East Half
Notice Is given that Saturday, the (NWKSWK) and the Southwest of the Southwest Quarter (
of
13th day of February, 1982, at the hour Quarter of the Southwest Quarter and the Southeast Quarter
Section Thirty-three (33); f
(SWKSWK)
of
Section
Eleven
(11);
gf ten o’clock in the forenoon of »aid
The Northwest Quarter (NW|4),
The Southwest Quarter of the North­
day, and the County Courtroom in the west Quarter 4SWKNWK) and the the North Half of the
Southwest
lurthonae at Moro, Oregon, has been Southeast Quarter of the Northeast Quarter (NHSWK), the Southwest
fixed as the time and place fur hearing Quarter (SEK NEK). of
Section Quarter of the Southwest JQu«rt*r
(SWKSWK) and the North we«’
all objections to the final report of R. Twelve (12):
Quarter
of the Southeast Quarter
The
Southwest
Quarter
(SWK)
and
J. Ginn, as administrator of the estate
the Southwest Quarter of the South­ (NWKSEK) of Section Thirty-^pur
of James Hedrick, deceased
j
east Quarter (SWKSEK) of Section (34);
R. J. Ginn, administrator. .
Thirteen (13);
The Northeast Quarter of
the
The Southeast Quarter (SEK) and Southwest Quarter (NEKSWK) I of
the Southwest Quarter ($Wl4) and Section Thirty-five (86);
Northwest
the West Half
the
All in Township Five (6) Soqth,
NOTICE OF SHERIFF’S SALE
Section Range Eighteen (18) East of the
Quarter (WKNW’4) of
(14);
Willamette Jfleridian, in Sherman
In the Circuit Court of the State of Fourteen
The Southeast Quarter of
County, Oregon.
Oregon for Wascò County.
Northeast Quarter (SE % NE 14) and
All that portion of the Northwest
The Citizen« National Bank of Dalles the Northeast Quarter cf the North-
Quarter of Section Five (6) lying in
City, Oregon, Plaintiff,
west Quarter (NEUNW K) of Sec Sherman County, Oregon, and the
vs.
tion Fifteen (15);
Southwest Quarter of the Southwest
M. J. Finlayson, Defendant.
The Southeast Quarter of
Quarter (SWKSWK) of Section Hve
Southeast Quarter (SEUSEU)
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, That Section
I (6):
Sixteen (16);
I The Southwest Quarter of
the
by virtue of an execution issued out
Ths East Half of the Northeast Northeast Quarter (SVKNKK) and
of the above entitled court and under Quarter (EKNEK) of Section Twen­ i the Southeast Quarter of the South-
the seal thereof, on the 6th day of ty-one (21):
’east Quarter (SE % SEK) of Section
Tho South Half of the Northwest
January, 1032, to me directed, upon a
decree and judgment for the fore­ Quarter (b^NW1/*),
the
South , The Northeast Quarter of the
closure of a certain mortgage, entered Half of tho Northeast Quarter (8% Northwest Quarter (NEUNWM) of
by said Court on the 4th day of Jan­ NEK), the Southeast Quarter of the Section Sev«nteen (17>;
uary, 1932, in said cause in favor of Southwest Quarter (SEKSWK ). and
The Northwest Quarter, of the
the plaintiff and against the defend- the Southeast Quarter (SE%) of Sec- Northeast Quarter (NWKNEK) 4nd
ant, M. J. Finlayson, in ithe principal tion Twenty-two (22);
the Southwest Quarter of the South-
sum of Twelve Thousand Nine Hun­
All of Section Twenty-three - (23) ; east Quarter (SWKSEK) of Section
dred Seventy-one and 36-100 Dollars ’ The Northwest Quarter of
the j Eighteen (1&J.
($12.971.M> and in the further sum of Northwest Quarter (NWKNWK), I The Sou theast ; Quarter of
the
One Thousand end no-100 Dollars the South Half of the
Northwest Northwest
____ Quarter
_____
(SEKNWK ), the
($1,000.00
z.iAAAAA as attorney’s fees, and Q.jart<.r (SKNWK), the Northeast Northeast Quarter of the Soathv^mt
coats
and
taxed
----------
— disbursements
------ ,--------------------------
at Quarter of the Northeast Quarter , Quarter (NEKSWK) and the North-
$20.60, and commanding me to make (NEKNEK), the South Half of the west Quarter of the Southeast Quar-
sale of the -------
real property
-------- - described
j------------ Northeast Quarter (SKNEK) and ter (NW K SEK) of Section Nineteen
in said decree and execution, I will, on i the North Half of the Southwest ! (19):
Monday tho 16th day of February, QUBrter (NKSWK)
of Section1 The Northwest
^.4. Quarter of the
1932, at 2:00 o’clock P. M. at the Twenty
­
, .
! Northwest Quarter (NW%NWU) and
.'wenty-four
(24):
front door of the County Court House
The Northwest Quarter of the the Northwest Quarter of the South-
at Moro, Sherman County, Oregon,, Northeast Quarter (ÑWKNEK), the west Quarter (NWKSW^) of Sec-
sell at public auction to the highest RmifR
South Half nf
of thf.
the Nni-t.hpAMt.
Northeast Ouar-
Quar- f,ion Twenty (20);
bidder for caah in hand, all of the ter (SKNEK) and the Northeast
All in Township Five (5) Sooth,
right, title and interest which the Quarter
_ __ of
.... the
_ Northwest Quarter Range Nineteen (19) East of th« W|l-
above named defendant, M. J. Fin­ (NEMiNWk) of Section Twenty-six lamette Meridian, in Sherman County,
layson, had in the following described (26);_______________________ "
Oregon.
real property on November 16th, 1926,
.y will bo «old sob
The Northeast Quarter of
the
Said real pro]
the aate of the execution of the mort­ Northeast
Quarter
(NEUNEU),
the
ject
to
the
confirmation
of the Court
gage upon which said judgment is Southwest Quarter of the Northeast -and redemption as provided
by law,
based, and all the right, title and in­ Quarter (SWKNEK) and the South­ and the purchaser will be pot
into
terest which the said defendant, or west Quarter of the Northwest Quar- immediate possession of said prem-
any one holding by, through or under ter (SWKNW’4) of Section Twenty-, ises.
-
y
him, may have acquired therein since
Dated this 16th day of January,
said date, or as much of said property seven (27);
The Northwest Quarter of the 1032.
as will satisfy said judgment, costs
Northeast Quarter (NW%NEK) of
and accruing costs:
HUGH CHRISMAN,
The South Half of the Northeast Section Twenty-eight (28);
Sheriff of Sherman County, Oregon
The
Southeast
Quarter
of
the
.
Quarter (SKNEK) of Section Ten
The Moro Teddy bears met the
Grass Valley Tigerettes in an ex-
citiing game. Friday. 22. Al­
MARIETTA PERRY, EDITOR
RIGHT FOR FLYING
though the Moro girls were a few
The Grass Valley Migets de­ points ahead throughout the
feated Moro Migets last night by eutire game, they were not so
a score of 29 6. * The Grass Val­ far in the lead that the game
ley migeta were ahead through­ was uninteresting. The final
out the game and outplayed the score was 33-25. The Moro line
Moro migets although both teams up was as follows:
played good ball for iheir size Lavon Sayers Janet Stephens
Patricia Powell Grace Cothran
and age. Referee - Miller.
Tho Grass Valley lig* rs jour­ Leora Peets Imogene Johnson
neyed to Moro last Frida) night Substitutes: Marjory Nahouse
They defeated the Moro qu n for Lavou Sayrs.
tet by a score of 43 24- The lig­
The Moro boys were not so
ers Were ahead throughout the successful when they played
game, Clayton Vinton who Grass Valley, They meta de­
played his first game, was Cap- feat of 43 24.
tain for Grass Valley.
The basketball game between
Referee-- Guinan.
the boys, grade teams of Moro
The Grass Valley Tigerettes and Grass Valiev schools proved
were defeated by the Moro sex­ to be of a great deal of interest.
tet on the laters floor last Friday They played -Friday 22. Altho
night by a score of 33-25. The the Grass Valley team proved
Moro girls took the lead and superior, the Moro boys show
stayed there throughout the the prospect of making a good
game. During the first half, team.
This orauge-culured leather jacket
Peetz, Moro’s center was an un­
with matching helmet and cloth skirt
An Escrito club has been or­
is just right for flying. To shield the
solved problem to the Grass Val- ganized by the English instruct­
wearer In the colder regions, the jack­
ey girls, but in the second half or, Miss Bacon, to promote in­
et is lined with lapin, with collar and
they checked her and drew up on terest in creative writing. The
lapels of the same beige-colored fur.
almost even terms with the Moro officers of the new club are:
RUFUS SCHOOL NOTES
girls.
Referee-Walker.
NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT
Richard Barnes, president; La­
Ruuning there string of con­
The Grass Valley girls and von Sayers, vice-president; Flo­ secutive victories up to 4 theRu-
Notice is hereby given that the un-
boys will journey to Kent, Friday ra Williams, secretary. The
deraigned, E. R. Barzee, Administrat­
fus Wolves, Saturday night, dis­
night where the boys hope to members are: Frank Prather, patched Ione 32-21- The game or with the Will Annexed of the estate
continue their victories and the Tommy" and Gordon Frasier, was closely ¡¡fought ’during the of John J. Schaeffer, deceased, has
filed his final report and account of his
girlshope to averagetheir defeat. Maxinee Hendrichs, Syble Bel- first two quartersjwith Ione lead- administration thereof with the Clerk
The Grass Valley high school she, Lyle woods, Eva Miller. oug 9 8 at the half. Rufus’ in- of the County Court of Sherman County,
girls defeated the town team last The club had a pot luck turkey ability to connectjfor numerous Oregon, and that by order of the Judge
Tuesday night by a score of 42- dinner at the home of Mrs. Akers I Bel ups and cripples kept the of said court, Saturday, the 27th day of
February, 1932, at the hour of 10 o’­
Tuesday night, Jan.26tb. Aftes
30.
score down. In the last half clock A. M., has been fixed as the time,
The bookkeeping class took a completion of the business on Coach Nolen’s men started a and the County Courtroom in the Court
test sent out by the company hand the rest of the evening rally which soon brought them house, in the City of Moro, Oregon, as
the place, for the hearing of said final
that publishes the practice seta was spent in playing games and a commanding lead. Deyo with report and account, and objection
and those receiving honorable fun in general.
nine points, Brown and Chase thereto, if any there be, and the set­
The State library has sent onr with eight and Floyd with six tlement and closing of said estate,
mention from a total points of
books for nhe grade children to | point were the chief point gath­ Dated this 20th day of January, 1932.
125 were:
E. R. BARZEE,
use.
They are called vLittle Li­ ers for Rufus.- McNab’s stellar
120‘
Erasmus Baker
Administrator with the W ill Annexed
braries.
”
The
grade
children
118
Willard Barnett
defensive work
contributed
must have readin certificates in greatly to Rufus’ victory. Ely of said Estate
115
Cinthy Bell
Updegraff & Pepper
order to pass their grades. The and Lundell for 16 out of Ione’s Attorneys for said Administrator with
113
Marietta Perry
first grade must read two books, total of 21. In the last two the Will Annexed.
Q22f2ß)
113
Owen Eakin
the
second
grade
three
and
the
111
weeks the Rufus boys have won
Pearl Bell
rest
of
the
grades
five.
from Arlington 16 to 15: Dufur
The English 1. 11, 111, classes
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
County
Basketball
Average
31-8,
and The Dalles Subs 21 12
are starting to study in their
Boys
Friday night they tangle with
Literature and Life books.
Notice is hereby given that the un­
Wasco,
and Saturday journey to dersigned has been duly appointed by
pct.
won
lost
Those getting on the honor roll
1000 Dufur to for a »return game.
the County Court of the State of Ore­
0
at the end of the first semester Grass Valley 3
gon
for Sherman County, Administrat­
750
1
The Rufus Midgets defeated
3
are: Seniors-.Erasmus Baker, Wasco
of
the estate of William ft? Dingle,
or
333 the Arlington Midgets by a score
2 *
1
Willard Barnett, Pearl Bell, Cin­ Kent
deceased.
000 of 4-5. The game was won by All persons having claims against
1
0
thy Bell, Marietta Perry, Zella Rufus
000 last quarter work, when T. Mac- said estate are hereby required to pre­
3
-
0
Ruggles. Juniors- Genevieve Moro
girls
nab swished one through j nst be­ sent the same to me, with vouchers
Beardsley. Sophmores • Ken­
properly verified, as by law required,
1000
0
4
fore the whistle.
Wasco
neth Todd, Earl Shipley, Vivian
666
0
Anna Coats is dack after a se­ at Wasco, or to estate attorneys, Gav­
2
Renolds, Lila Faye Boyce, Norma Moro
in & Gavin of The Dalles, Oregon, with­
Garret
Freshmen - Lawrence Kent
2
388 vere illuess. t
1
in six months from the date hereof.
000
1
E. Lyda has straight 92 iu Co­ Dated this 15th day of January 1932.
Todd, Mildred Alley, Dorothy Rnfus
0
HELEN DINGLE, Administrator.
000 unty uxam., which they have
'S
Eairchilds and Taylor Baker.
Grass Valley 0
taken in theeighte grade room.
In the 7th. grade, Marie Mathison
has 100, and Gesrgianna Black-
Moro School Notes
Kent School Notes
durn an average of ¡97.
The state sent us fifteen dooks
Hester Lyons—Editor.
For the pot few basketball
that
the children are reading
seasons the Moro basketball
Washington at Fifth Street,
The Kent girls played a good and enjoying. Those reporting
PORTLAND. OREGON
gisls have not been overly suc­
game in spite of the defeat which on five within six weeks will be
cessful. Perhaps it was ill-luck,
Our usual pre-war transient
they suffered when they played awarded. ,
insufficient training, poor mater­
rates still prevail.
the Wasco sextet last Friday
Special Rates to permanent Guests
I ntermediate I tems
ial or numerous other things. In
reading of the censored bridge night.
Division 1 of the 4 H Cookery
At the end of the first half the
tournament we found that pecple
[club met yesterday for the first
brought the players good luck score stood 11 to 4 in favor of [time. There are 17 enrolled in
omens, like rabbits feet, ect. the visitors, but in the last half [the club. Mrs. Nolen is^the
Therein lay our fault. The Moao the Kent girls came back and leader. Two girla will demon
girls had nothing to promote the kept even with the Wasco team. etrate a project each Friday.
efforts they put forth. What However, the lead gained by FClara Jane Mathieson and Lida
could we do to alter the situation! Wasco in the first half could not Morris will show us how to make
Why a mascot of course. In the be overtaken, and when the good toast this Friday.
gymnasium Thursday afternoon, whistle blew the score stood 25
Members of the fourth grade
aome child had left her teddy to 18 in favor of Wasco. Clarice
Geography claaa are making
bear. Miss Kutch, the coach, Wilson made 14 of the 18 scores« potters of Switzerland.
The
picking up the toy, suggested
High school students who were posters show the diflerent phas­
we use the child’s forgotten play neither absent nor tardy thia se­ es of Swiss life.
UNDER THE
J
thing for our mascot. Our prob­ mester include: Clarice Wilson,
PERSONAL MANAGEMENT OF
Jackets
Arb
Now
Worn
lem was solved and Frida* 22^ . Ksrl Pluemke, Kenneth Sather,
With Evening Gowns
Edward C. Holt
at the basketball game at Grass Charles Wilson, Margaret Dun­
Whether women
a class haVS re­
*
RATES ,» •
Valley, many teddy bears ap­ lap and Evelyn Davis.
volted or not cannot be ascertained Room with bath privilege, '$1. op
peared to do their part in help­
[ but th« fact remains that they no long-
The Wawbansee Camp Fire | er eoneant to ahiver In evening gowns. Outside room with private bath,
ing the girls of the team win.
fl.50 up
And they did win. Hare s to Girls met at the home of Lorena There is a jacket with every other
J dreBa a«en where smart people are
Special
rates
where mord than two
you Teddy. We, the girla of Young Tuesday evening, Jan.,26 gathertag and many of these llttl«
persons occupy one room.
Moro basket ball team hope At this time Alta Norton and not|)lngneases are trimmed with bands
Let us show you our
Accommodations *
you will continue to bring us Anita Dunlap were initiated in* o< fur which at least makes them
I warm looking.
to the organization.
lock.
Grass Valley School Notes
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