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SHERMAN C0UNTIÄF
• Crass Valley School Notes
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The Kent girls' basket ball
team journied to Wasco last Fri-
day evening, where they were
defeated by the Wasco team by
The Student Body held an assembly
the score of 30-16,
Friday afternoon in which they sang
songs and practiced yells. It was de
Richard Sal her has returned
cided that the boys were to compete to school after having been ab*
against the girls in presenting a pro- | sent last week on account of sick
gram for the following Friday, after- j
ness
noon assembly- Those on the boys
committee were Or ille Ruggles, |
Leona Salher and Edna McKay
Bruce Alley, and Willard Barnett we~e abt-enl from school Monday,
Juanita Boyce, Marietta Perry and i
fne Rufus teams will meet the
Pauline Newcomb ser e ’. cn the girls
Kent
teams on the home .floor
g^irls committee.
The Grass Valley Midgets defeated next Saturday night,
the Rufus Midgets in a very exciting
The sixth grade pupils are
game last Friday night in the local j
gym
Both teams played good ball making a copy of Mt
Vernon,
and gave promise of good teams for | the home of George Washington,
the high schools; in future years. The 1 and
using qard box^a as mi-
final score was ^25-16 in favor of
terial for I he house.
the Grass Valley Midgets. Referee,
Earle Perry
1 h • Kent school is having its
vThe Grass Valley Tigerettes defeat program in ho> or of the two
ed the Rufus girls by a score of 35- hun Iredth anniversary of WasH-
13 last Friday night. The Grass Val
ley girls tcck the had and keptf it! ington’s birthday, this Friday
throught the game. Both the defen afternoon at 5 o’clock.
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Robert Mitchell returned to
ing. The Rufus girls were consider
school Wednesday after being
ably taller than the Grass Valley
girls but the Tigerettes made up in absent Monday and Tuesday.
Mrs. Paul Wilson has enrolled
speed what they lacked in stature Mr.
McGowan was referee-
in typing 1.
The Grass Valley Tigers added an
The Kent school wishes to ex
other victory to their list when they,
defeated the Rufus Wolves last Fri press i’S appreciation to Repre
day night by a score of 27-19. Mc sentative Robert Butler for send-
Gowan, referee.
-ing it the picture^ of George
The Civics class has been debating Washington and for a copy of
on the question “Resolved that the
the’song, ’’Father of the Land
Jury System in the United States has
CM. we Love”, which was written
been a
for the American people by
abolished.”
The Bookkeeping class has started George Cohen.
on “Partnerships and Accounting." *
* the seventh and eighth grad
The Hearthy Living class is making
ers have elected the following
a model of the circulatories.
Kent School Nótes-
Hester Lyons—Editor.
The Kent boys’ basket ball
team met an overwhelming de
feat last Saturday evening, when
Wasco beat them by a score of
45-20.
Miss (Ruth Schwendel was a visitor
in Moro Sunday.
Lambs—Choice, >4.75©53X
Miss Cathryn Johfison is suffering
' Spokane ¿
Ccttìo—Steers, go?<£ $5.2505.75. rj, from a sprained ankle which she ye-
ceived last Monday in basketball
Ilogs—Good to choice, >4.5004.65.
practice.
Lambs—Good, >3.5004.75.
This week. Miss Etna Profitt has
Dates for the 13th annual Deschutes been absent from school because of
county fair for 1932 have been set for an attack of the fifia.
September 22, 23 and 24.
Kenneth Walker is confined to his
The war department has allotted home this week with the flu.
I30.Q00 for carrying on improvement
Miss Selma Watkins entertained
works in the Coquille river.
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the young peoples class of the Meth
The Dundee city council has decided odist church at her home last Monday
to build a new city hall. It will face
evening with a valentine party.
the highway on a lot just south of the
Names were drawn and everyone re
postoffice.
ceive da valentine.
The Halls-Creek sawmill has been
Archie Goer returned to Outlook,
moved to Brewster valley by R. H.
Hill and D. C. Hayworth of Arago, and Washington last Monday.
work la to start soon.
A surprise birthday dinner was
given
Miss
Misa Elna
Eine Houston last Sunday
Nels Hedlund of the Hedlund hatch
ery and poultry farm of Brownsville In honor of her twentieth birthday, by
is busily superintending some 10,000 her sister, Mi«s Etta Houston. The
table was very attractively decorated
eggs for hatching this spring.
Jackson county paid bounty on 210 with valentines. Those present were:
coyotes and bobcats daring January. Mattis Parks, Etta Houston, Ben
The total amount was >626, as com Morford, Clyde Finley, Archie Goer,
and Elna Houston. A very enjoyable
pared with >702 In January. 1931.
Resolutions condemning ths use of time -was had by all present.
butter substitutes in ths Josephine
general hospital have been adopted by
Pomona grange of Josephine county.
Complete reorganisation of the Bag-
ley Canning company of Ashland with
Medford and Ashland capital is an
nounced. The plant will be expanded.
A total of >48,383.87 was spent last
year in Improving and maintaining the
Yamhill county market road system,
according to a report filed at McMinn
ville.
UNVEILED IN RICHMOND
Miss Cathryn Johnson was a Fri
day and Saturday guests of Myrtle
Garland.
The Skyrocket card club met Sat-
unday night at the home of Miss Bell
Clothier.
Miss Winifred Fortner
made high sscore for the evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Sargent and
daughter shopped in The Dalles on
Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. W C; Briggs are vis-^
iting at the home of Mrs- Brig'rs
parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. T. Olson.
"Mrs.Paul McColloch and Mrs. Lloyd
Hennagin were visitors in The Dalles
Saturday. Mr. Hennagin joined them
in the evening
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Mrs. Harley Dutton returned to h’r
home iij Fossil Saturday after visit
ing for some time at the Robert
Evans home with her mother Mrs-
Mary Richelderfer who is quite ill.
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Oviatt and
Marion spent the week end with Mrs.
Oviatt's parents, Mr. and Mrs. J- M.
, Yocum.
house to the Lincoln day' program.
Mrs. Huckins was received into the
club.
Mrs. Jack. Sheets entertained the
Tuesday Study Qlub on Tuesday af
ternoon.
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. Miss Georgia Bell McPherson and
Evelyn Spencer spent some time, in
Wasco Saturday with their parents.
Both'girls are student nurses at The
Dalles hospital.
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Mr. and Mrs. D. A- Banta and son
and Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Yocum and
daughter were Sunday guests at the
Mr.
Brock home.
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unight»
i Mr. and Mrs. S. J. Brock and son Covers Were laid for twelve- After
were guests at the J.- T.. Johnson-,
home Saturday evening.
score for the women was made by'
Mrs. Hugh White and for the mpn by
A very enjoyable timé was had at Wt
* Burris. ' úu*ést¿ ‘ were ’ Mrs
the leap year party given by the Re
Mr. and Mrs. .Hugh White, Mr.-and
bekah’s at the Fraternity Hall* Wed
nesday night. A fine pro-am was Mrs. Hugh Walker, Mr. and Mrs. W-
- Mr^and .Mrs.v He^x^t
given and afterwards they' Ma need. Ji-
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Mrs. J. R. Yocum mfde a very good
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M r and M rg A q Kas#berg wegt
auctioneer
men . ’ l s baskets
The lodge plans to give a series of Dalles'on' business.
The MarF'λi*âVth í&WAÍe
parties in the. near future.
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sdme problems relating to the adjust
ment of the Moro State Bank may
be properly the business of ths com-
munltyVclubf-thMfllJSIhg a political
year ¿many contestants for office may
citizens on questions of the day and
the club can function to advantage
' that role.
’ In any case there will be a meeting
of
to
attend.
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The C. W. Johnsons entertained M-
the J/ T. Johnsons Stl riday the occa
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sion being the birthday of'the" two
k Mr.'and Mrs? Wayne Frdeie of ^Hie
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Thc second public mating sponsor- Eliza Dingle
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tha eetate
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OI John J. Schaeffer, decoaitod, bas
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by thp
the Sherman
Sherman Cnnnerat.ive
Cooperative Grain
Grain —
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Growers will be hild Saturday} -Feb-4 ’
residence remodeled throughout; The i- k > ------ -
Clerk
ruary 27th at the' -school auditoripra wdrk -ii’Semg done by R: O- *&4>tt/*^ of
'in Wasco. -D. E. -Stephens of Moro( ' -Roe'White fpefït WedrJ«diV*in The^^1
the Judge
and J. P. Yates, of Wasco ha^e'been
secured as speakers * Mr. Stephens■
of 10 o’-
subject will be “1’roduction” and Mr.
tbdtime.
Yates will speak on Freight Rates,
arid2filt¿C4uh*y'Gb«rlr»iM In the Court
The public is cordially invited to at-* in
tend. Meeting to begin at 2:30 p. m.
R. C. and A. C. Harper were in
which will be preceded by a short
Dalles Wednesday bn business.
business meeting at 2:00.
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j Eva TUel had the misfortune to fall ii^men^and closing of said fetate,
„ Mr. and Mrs. Hugh White ware t Saturday and break, her leg
- at the» * - Ditatf thiVifoth ‘day of jTanuary, 1932.
dmner guests Sunday of Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Knox hpme. The injured girl
A Ri lb. BM l ZKB,
Reid?
was rushed to the hospital and at- Administer with
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The Wawco Study Club met at the tended by Df. Coberth
Miss Norma Feldman of Portland
’UpdegtàWlft PeppW
home of rs Frank I.amborn Friday
AdmMi|rator with
nfternon. After a short business spent the week end at.the home of<
meeting the club adjourned and most her parents Mr. and Mrsu Ed Feld-j th<
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of the members went to the school man.
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Mrs. John Crawford of Grandalles
is visitng her sister Mrs. Fred
Fortner.
officers: President, Robert Hel-
yer; vi.ce p’ esident, Myrtle Hel-
yer, secretary-treasurer, Bertha
Helyer; English inspector, Har
ley McKay; property inspector,
Clarice Mitchell; sheriff, Myrtle
Helyer; decorator. Phyllis Hay
nes; manner inspector, Joseph
Morrow: personal inspector, Mel
vin Barnett, librarian,
Paul
Schillings.
In Charge of Press at Conventions
Mr. and Mrs Homef Wall attended
the pastern Star at Moro Thursday
night: * After the business meeting
cards were enjoyed by those present.
Mrs. B. J. O’Connar and Mrs. Hazel
McDaniels of Sacramento, California,
are visiting with Mr. and M^s. D. H.
Banta. Mr. O’Connor and Mr. Banta
are brothers and sister'
The loosing side n the membership
contest of the Pythian Sisters enter
tained the winners with a most de-
licious dinner Thursday’ night at the
Fraternity Hall. About forty were
present and a vote of thanks for the
entertainment was given by the cap
tain of the winning side.
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The Les Joures bridge club met ;
with Mrs. Herbert Root Thursday ?
afternoon-
Mr. and Mrs. Bob McPherson and
son and Johnny and Olive Robinson £
were guests at the John Royse home
Full-length bronze abitile, by Ru Saturday evening.
dolph II. Evans, of Robert E. Lee, Con
A number of Wasco folks are plan
federate leader, which was unveiled In ning to attend the celebration of the 11
Richmond on January 19. the one hun Boy Scout Week by the Moro Boy 9 1
dredth and twenty-fifth anniversary of
the birth of Lee. The heroic figure Scouts Sunday night.
The Epworth League of the M. E. I
stands on the exact spot where Lee
stood when he took command of the church met at the home of Rev. Hawk I
Confederate forces.
Sunday night.
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Mrs. Roy Atwood entertained the |
Junior Camp Fire girls at her home |
Thursday night in a most pleasing
manner. Games were played and
later the hostess served delicious re
freshments. She was assisted by
An S. N. R. division of the 4-H Mrs- Hailey.
club was installed inthe Wasco school
for the grade girls under the direc
tion of Miss Georgia Striker January
15th, and are the first ones in Sher
man county to receive their charter
from the Oregon Agricultural Col
lege, which is sponsoring the 4-H
Washington at Fifth Street,
club. Miss Striker reports that they
PORTLAND, OREGON
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received their charter last Thursday.
Our
usual
pre-war transient
There are ten girls in this club at the
rates still prevail.
present time. The enrollment is as
Special Rates to permanent Guests
follows: Naoimi Grady, Gene Spencer,
Margaret Moon, Evelyn Olson, Cleo
Rickles, Jean Wall, Dorothy Lamborn,
Barbara Nunn, Jocelyne Garmon, and
William J. Donaldson, Jr. (left), superintendent of the house of repre
Katherine Richelderfer. The first of
sentatives press gallery, and William J. Collins, superintendent of the senate
press gallery, will have charge of arrangements for the press at the Repub ficers of this club are as follows:
lican and Democratic national conventions In Chicago this June. Newspapers Jocelyne Garmon, president; Barbara
from all over the world will have their representatives at the conventions Nunn, vice president; Dorothy Lam
and It will be the duty of these two men tv see that ample facilities are pro born, secretary and treasurer
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vided for filing their copy.
western red, 57%c.
Hay—Buying price, f. o. b. Portland:
Alfalfa, >14015; oats and vetch, >12.50
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Butterfat—IS ©20c.
Eggs—Ranch, 12© 14c.
Cattle—Steers, good, >5.50® 6.
l.^s—Good to choice, >404.75.
Lambs—Good >4.7505.25.
Seattle
Wheat—Soft white, western white«
northern spring, 57 %c; hard winter»
5G%c; western red, 55He; bluestem«
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Butterfat—23c.
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Wheat — Big Bend bluestem, hard
Eggs—Ranch, 12016 c.
white, 71%; soft whltte, western white. |
Cattle—Steers, good, |5 50©6.
hard winter, northern spring and
Hogs—Good to choice,
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OREGON STATE NEWS
! OF GENERAL INTEREST
Principal Events bi La V.:
Assembled for Information
of Our Readers.
This last week end, Wasco was the
victor of four basketball games
played here.
Friday night both the boys and*
and girls teams of Moro were de
feated in two very onesided games. |
The scores were as follows: the boy’s
UNDER THE
score was 15-59, and the girls score
PERSONAL MANAGEMENT Of
was 17-29.
Saturdsy evening the Kent boys
Edward C. Holt
and girls played a double header here
RATES
in which Wasco suceeded in winning
Room with bath privilege. >1. up
by the scores of 16-30 in the girls
Outside room with private bath.
game, and 20-47 in the boys game. ,
>1.50 up
These four games were not nearly so
.Special
rates
Where more than two
interesting as the games that were
persons occupy one room.
played the proceeding week with
fret us show you our
Grass Valley as the competition was
AccommodAtfbns
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SHERMAN COUNTY JOURNAL