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About Sherman County journal. (Moro, Or.) 1931-current | View Entire Issue (Feb. 12, 1932)
•Sï S'-.r.', -r s COMING - ------------ ---------------- Reading Circle certificates.? Edna McKay,1 Earl Lyons, and Nellie Grace Wilson returned to school Monday after having been absent for a week on account of sickness. . The Kent basket ball teams will clash with Wasco teams Sat urday, Febuary 13, on the oppo nents floor. v Shermai inting 8 815.00 .... •••• ...................... 2.50 Journal County Pic k’s 7-75; Sheriff’s ____ _____ 36.55 Election Year Brings Out Some Candidates Turner, of Heppner has s ’«nW that he will be a candidate - - vs other office. eyea if moisture falls during the Ufe ft of the plant. This rule may not work Continued from page one. J.E. Norton M'Kelvi'e supplies 3.06 and commented This is on« of those years when) man 1—*• of th« meeting r» ----- - — Geo-G Prem on bond, past because of the fact that little of office holder* and would be office । on ^ke desirability of gr< MeCullo ____ ______ 5.00 Geo. B. Prem on Supt’s holder* go about the county shaking gracefully and mentioned *o through th« ground yet and started Mi __ __ 20.0^ > hands, meeting new people, renewing compensations of age. ócnd .. its growing period. erton, a grand-daughter, and Genevive acquaintance with old friends and Optimists claim, however, that we Nahouse aeng an appropriate song; »■ibi - ■ ■ talking about their qualifications. Have definitely broken the dry cycle Miss Hazd . Thomas »ang Silver _ So far the expected rush to the first and second grades are going TheWabansee Camp.fire girls ANNUAL REPORT OF FEES court house to get filing blanks for Threads Among The Gold” and Mrs. «»d may expect raiafaU with more LECTfcD to entertain their mothers at held their regular meeting at the frequency than for the past thr«e signatures has not materialized. The C. Is Poley - - gave reading- • Grass Valley Sckod Nates F* Clerk January 1st school. The little folks will give bo®« of Msxcine Pluemke Tues-5 By only persons who have their petitions Mra* JuIia Wo°ds Hansen and her a party and program in connec- day evening. Following play 1931 to Janaar- 1st 1932 PEKRY, EDITOR out are three county officer*, Sheriff brother, Anson B. Woods, who wux« * MAKI LT' Recordi ' * ...... *. 81100.80 ¡Hugh Chrisman, Assessor Margaret present at the wedding fity bi tion with Lincoln’s birthday and practice and the business meet-! Circuit ( *s .. 330-00 NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT Peeta and Clerk George Vintin . ,*0™ BOme of the ind< Valentine’s day. l°g. dainty refreshments were Probate •“ AME AT WASCO. «es .... .. 102.50 THf ’— ” Report has it that several others happened, and sketched busily tJe . Notice is hereby given that th« un- The Moro basket bsll girls met ®«rv«d by the hostess. Marriage Liseuse Fees. ..- 15.00 hav* their ear to the ground listening liveS of the Pinkertons. Short talk« deraignad, E. R* Batkae, - Adtoiatatrat The viiaaa Valley Tigerettes Mise. certifying to copie« «te* 12.10 journeyed to Wasco, last Friday the Kent girls in a hard fought for tre call to run for some office', but *cre ma4e bY A* Rore» G®orse WiU ¡or with th« Will Aaoaxad of th« «state Dog Licenses’ t..... ...187 XX) apparently the call has not been so liams» A* M. Wright and C. J. Thorny.John J. 8< b*eff«r, deceased, b*> night where they smashed the game on their own floor February . - Total 1747.40 Adorn Satin Slipper* Less fee to Sec’y of Stat« for Mig- loud as was expected or else proapec- r^n Panted the couple with a floCr ‘ »»«6 his Anal report Md account af his Wasco Warriorettes’ thousand 5. The superior heighth of the tive candidates are waiting until lamp «» a token of the regard in which administration thereof with the Clerk Dainty velvet and silk flowers and ratory Liens percent average by defeating Kent girls proved a great asset ___ i 41.50 spring has made the roads a little they are held in the community. Har- of lace medallions are being used for them 20 to 19 The Grass Val and at the end of the first half decoration on the satin slippers worn Less Refund ön Dog Lic«n*M _____ better and the rain and snow has ry Pinkerton read a few of the letter* ley girls took the lea<1>n.the first Kent was in the lead 24-22. The with the formal tea gowns or pajama Les» fees te Stete Treasurer for made the voter*’ faces a. little of congratulations his parents havj brighter before announcing them received- . LuiJorM 4 r— 4« h JL ' quarter which ended 9 u» 4 in the Moro girls showed an excellent ensemble. One pair of flame satin Divorce» ..................... — Lese fees to State Treasurer for Cir with gold kid Insteps had the toes cov-. To these expressions of friendline«« 1 « “ T* A. JI.,-has fix««! to selves. Tigerettes’ favor and kept it come back. And although the erod with a heavy white lace pattern. cuit Court Fais ........................ 6|IJX) This year will see the election of Mr- Pinkerton responded in a few • through the?game. The Wasco victory was not so decisive it It resembled an old-fashioned valen ^otel . .......... 1639A0 almost a complete outfit of county word* of thanks, thanks to his friends house. In th« City of Msye, Oregon. aa the pMck, for tMbdírtÚfof said final girls threater »d in the last^quar- meant a great deal to the Moro tine. officers with th« term of the «heriff, for thanks to hi* girls who are now tied for the ter, vfttE t y drew up to with tife clerk, the assessor, the school the gift of life and the abi r t Thirteen persons were killed and in on- pcfnt t C’the Grass Valley county championship, with Was 878 persons were injured in 2576 traf A < REPORT OF ; ? superintenddnt, the treasurer am}, one thank* to hi» mat< sextc lose checking by co. The final score was 34-23. fic accidents in Oregon during* Decem- DISBL mia NTS BY CLERK commissioner being finished. All carv- year* of helpfulness. Dated thia »th day of/teWy, IMS. . both’sides law the last four and Referee-Mr. Walker. ber, according to Charles Pray, super* From January »% 1981 to January, didatos wifi ______ have ___ to ______ have ______ their' Tho8e Present from out of county ______ _____ . K. B. WABSRS, petition* signed and filed with the 'were Mrs c E* B00^» w Oel^ Administrator with the Will Aaeexed of «t*t« police, in 588 a©- 1st 1931 one half »U es go by without The Moro basket ball boya Election 85.00 county dark about the fimt of April Mrs* M R- Yakima^c < • acoi ■ • Th. Gr„. Valley for. ahowed a great deal of improve- Sheriff’« . 81800.00 which moans that they have about JuUb Wooda Port ind arl wardi *... r basket eye for ment when they played the Kent ApproxIniBteiy no of the accidents Deputy LMriu * two onths of ce. B. Woods, Walla Wau«, 1500.00 two m months of gra grace. t Anhon Anson B. Woods, WaDa Wau«, £th8**f «nd- Attorneys f«r*aM tester with the first time this season, but boys at Moro, February 5. w«r« du« to speeding, while in 165 Sheriff’s T- Exp. 600.00 8900.00 Voters of the county also will have ' w°rth Woods, Werton, did friend* of the Wilt Atmdted. once again the strong work of When the Moro boys played oas«s th« drivers failed to*give proper Office Expenses of Sheriffff 346.74 to vote for two state representative* the family- All of the three livings v , the defensive trio was outstand- Kent the first time, they played signals. Clerks Salary 1 1500.00 of the district composed of Sherman, children were here and the eleven . -—7-7- Deputy Clark ’ s 1020.00 2520-00 Gilliam, Wheeler and Morrow counties f* r *« d chiW ®n • A niece, Mrs Graed a team that was their superior. - ing. NOTICE OF finalrsttlrm ENT ; Clerk’« Office Expense* 255j0 and will select a senator for the di*- : McDermid and her husband, Donald ’ Nolte« is giy«a tbai «»tarday, Thru constant effor^ -ttie Moro Miss Thomason Wins| The lineup: Treasurer’s Salary 8400.08 . 400.08 trict comprised of Sherman, Gilliam ' Mc Dermal were m the family group • Wasco team has greatly improved. Grass Valley Honors At Albany Treasurer’s Office Expenses 45.60 and Wheeler counties- So far there «f tan o’clock to f^ibia ef said So far there irom 10 HF Johnson K.. E. 6 They were defeated one point, Assessor ’ s Salary 81800.00 is one candidate for the senatorial 7 LF Fortner W. Cox K 8 19-18. Referee -Mr. Guinan. Deputy Assessor’s 510.00 2310.00 position, J. P. Yates, of Wasco, having 3 CF White J. Bell C. Continued from page one. CG Clothier B Fairchilds D. Faye Thompson, daughter of Mr. Assessor’s Office Expenses 329 14 agreed to make th« race. It is ex- C ounty B asket B all A verage appropriations, and 81380 inthe per M tb« tl»ne place for hearing KG Garland M Russell L and Mrs. C. J. Thompson, was on the Court House, Janitor, Water, I pected that Earl Snell, of Arlington capita school tax - Olson . । all obj««U«M to thpRMi fwp«rt •< E. boys honor roll for the fall* term at Al- Light, etc., - • 987-49 will run for one of the house positions Before«—Brumbaugh Altogether it hi a tax roM that f* Won Lost PercL bany College. I as h« has a good Chance to become Circuit Court May,271.20; . affords considerable relief from ths . .833 Twenty per cent of the students Wasco ' 6 ” Nov218.70 THE BOYS’ GAME 489.90 speaker of the next house. iR W. high taxes of _ the past few _ i I R. J. Gian. aAminiatratto. year» .750 were on the honor roll which consists County Court The Grass Valiev Tigers were Va,,ey 3 996.85 2 .500 of those who have made grades of B Justice Court 2 50.83 defeated by the Wasco Warriors Hufua 0 : 2 .000 or above. Miss Thompson is a Sen- School Supt’s Salary" 81500.00 last Friday night on the latter's Moro 4 0 ,000 ¡or in English. Traveling Expenses 800.00 1800-00 floor by a score of 33 to 24. The Supt’s Office Expenses 405*65 GIRLS Supt’s Office Help . 399.96 Grass Valley boys were ahead at ^agco 6 Drivers May Get Stock Inspector Salary 8300.00 the end of the first quarter and Moro 3 e • Uv Supplies 2.50 - ' 302.50 held the advantage up until the Kent .400 2 3 Licences Feb. 17 County Physician 240.00 4 .200 closing minutes of the first half G^ass Valley Health Officer, Park Insp. 210.25 0 .000 2 when Wasco looped in three Rufus Coroner’s Fees, etc-, _ 28.75 Mr- C. M. Bentley, examiner of Jail, Board of Prisonrs, etc., bosket, in succession to go •- 181.20 operators and dhauffelrs will be in Insane Examination and care ¿8.30 hood. In the second half the Moro, Wednesday * February 17th. Care of Poor 1174.79 Tigers slowed down terribly Kent School Notes 1923. at the Court House, between the Loui»e Home 75.00 while the Warriors held their hours of 9 a. m . to 12 a. m., lor the Volunteers of America Home 50.00 advantage and increased It to 9 f purpose of receiving applications and Boys & Giris Aid Society Hester Lyons—Editor. .120.00 points by the time the final gun conducting examinations for opera- Waverly Baby Home 75-00 Virginia Helyer , sounded.* ....----- — — returned to tors’ and chauffeurs’ licences. Burial Fund, Stanford, 850 00 ) school Tuesday after being ab- 180100 Benson 8180.00 The lineup: 40.75 sent for the pact three weeks, COU nty COURT PROCEEDINGS Dog Fund Wasco Grass Valley 35.64 Indemnity, Slaughtered cattle while Rua Helyer is still absent FEBRUARY TERM Alley It RF Taxes on sheep m Union A Linn 8 on account of sickness. Clerk’s annual Report of Disbur- LF Watkin* Baker 47.84 Counties . < i* T C Barnet 8 The Kent boy«’ basket ball «emente for 1931; accepted. 279.90 Premiums on Officers Bonds RG Post 10 team won a hard fought game a*1”* of LG Williams Taxes on Wm. Shiel property Refer««—Brumbaugh from Moro last Friday night c^^ua! Report of Fee* 30.96 Col- in Gilliam county 85.00 Eighth Grade Examination« 4^ - a , "hen it defeated Moro on the lected for 1981. 85-00 The game with Rufus for last latter’s floor by a score of 19 18. Order allowing 8150.00 as partial Sshool Library Fund. 50000 Saturday night wmi postponed The Kent boys started rather payment of Biological Survey ap- School Fund (4-H Club) 175.00 Sherman County Fair Exp. until tbi» Friday night February B|ow|y in the beginning but eoon proved. 425.00 Auditing County Records 12 on the loeal floor. Rufua very foun(j themselves, so that by the Jory iht for Justice Court of Di*t- 649.89 State Biological Survey aceommodffttngly gaveGraaa Vai- end of the half they had run the rid No 2l.apP7vedOk . 13.10 Demoss Park Expenses {y > V leyb.r week«ad data when‘hey Mor. up to 14-10 In their favor. to V. B. Eddn County Institute - 150.00 M « * 325.00 were unable to fill their firfit on- jn ^he second half, however, the a^ajnt^ half of East half, Sec. County machinery (grader) Current Exp. (inoL Diet. Atty) 700-41 agement Kent boys wera just able to hold 17, Tp. 3S.R. 18.E. w. M; approved- 68.78 The Student body held an Ass- their own, an3 scored only 5 Order authorizing 6 cent as mile- Sealer, Weights A Measure« ‘ 49.71 Tax Rebate embly last Friday afternoon In points to their opponents 8. mt « for all election officer» returning TOTAL ttMTGW which they learned some new Charles Dunlsp wss high point „ G. C. Vintin, County Cterk yell, .nd each daw made up a man with 10 point, to hi. credit. ‘»»°'" SHEBN COUNTIANS = r ? PRINTING? WE DO IT. r s ? I I I ! i 1 1 I I t tel "• ■ L ¿ BILLS CARDS FORMS ENVELOPES LETTER HEADS poem on the Wasco game. The Junior class took first place and the Freshman, Sophmore, ond Senior classes tidd for second place. Earl Perry, a post-grad- oate, also made op a very good poem which was entitled ‘On to The girls’ basket ball team WA8 defeated by the Moro team --------------------- Moro Friday night. At the CLAIMS ALLOWED AT THE FEB- end of the first half the Kent RUARY TERM OF COURT were io the lead by two w* ***«■» aab Fund as per Court pointe, but during the last half .... ? ‘ ” " ,86 00 the Moro girls gained a lead and * Blnd Co’ Waaco. kept it, until the final whistle Tel. 4 Te| Co-(Total telephone The Student body sent a bo- blew ao that when the game bin«..... . ................... 16.35 quet of carnations to Florence ended, the score stood 34*28 in Farman Elev. A Sup. Co. Premium Young who was in the hospital, favor of Moro. - Clarice .Wilson on policy.^. .. .................—------- 300.00 made 17 points for Kent. She, °«0 B- Boarhill, Supt’s Supplies ----------------------- |20.75; Clerks 85*00................... 25.75 as well as the guards, did some Hon. Hal E. Hos», Biological Survey excellent work. payment.................................... 150 00 Moro School Note«. Absentees from the seventh and Mrs. S.L Coats Couety charge 20 00 The Glee Club ha* been asked eighth gra(je room included Rob- Farn Rakes, Work in Supt’s office to wn« for th. Moro Woman , ph#obe L ............. . ......... ......... . Club on their Waihington « Day JoRp h Morrow A,VB stone Pred’ AnimB1 control program. The girl« will sing p . . — —.............. -.......... 25.00 ‘’Father ot the Land we Love.” The ■«vonto-eighth grader« Poi«y, Vital statistic* 1.50 At the «Ii<7t/astinn nf their in. have their Valentine box ready w. E Tat« Vital statistic* 1 25 .tr.Ltor JiJ Thom., th. o « to ’«I*“«“*» W"‘ W. E. Pin«« A C., Supt*. .up- «tractor, H im Thoaiii. the BIe. Pridw - 11M ............................ ............. . . . . . . . . . . . ue given out rnuay. suey « iom puss ............................. .............. - ----- CH dab girl, bare decided to Uke htTe gUrte<J decoratioM - - Po™ ^Light C o . ap th. .tad, of made appreci- f<>r WMhlo,ton-, blrthd,y. W.t bill fcrDr?? . ...... 8-40 atlon in connection with their , * W. W, Coast - _.L Print. a..«», A o Bind Co. W. Total regular work. Robert Mitehell has been ab- ■apply for office ............. 96.55 At th. mMtiaa of the Wo- MD‘ fr0“ •cho°l thi’ Week On °- W««'»’ W‘ u^- u I .U ni account of ,lckne«. Offe, «tp««....... . ......... i ». m C Ub.L1‘r/.. 'J r2 Aa a part of their reatem- Suu luL A«. C. c^trtbu e lab eang Morning by Grie«. branc, of L|nco|n», birthday, the “•"» “4 b*l*n« <*«........ ..... »AS d*P eighth trade memorized **O Cep- F-D. Antrta Sul„ Wu 4 M k 2 os ud Mice Bacon, the English utl||„ b Walt ta« A M« Dewing jury iut (Justice 8D0 iMtraetor, gave a talk on the «o- /A msu . Court) _____ _ «nn Wasco Co. Id. Farm care of Chas. dal Ufa of tha Spaniah people. Nellie Wilton, Merril Sather, and Patterson___ .40.00 On Friday, February 12. the Q|en gather hfive been awarded 'City of Moro C. H, water bill for Î NEW PERKINS HOTEL Waahington st Fifth 8tm«t, PORTLAND, OREGON '■ N * . Our usual pre-war tranai«nt rates still prevail.. Special Rates to permanent Guasto * For any kind of Printing cadi on us. We can do it have it done. ' ■ - • 4. »rt < k.:. s « • UNDER THE PERSONAL MANAGEMENT OF • ✓ -' J Edward C. Holt • RATES Room with ba Outside room ï IL «P 81-50 up Special rates where more than two persons occupy one room. Let us show you our Accommodations « SHERMAN COUNTY JOURNAL
