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About Sherman County journal. (Moro, Or.) 1931-current | View Entire Issue (March 11, 1932)
COMING Prof. Walker spent the weekend in Portland. \ The Senior class had a meeting st which theyldecided to wear dresses and suits at graduation instead of cape and gowns. They have also decided to give a senior play. Farmers May Get Loans From Government SHERMAN MÜNW The direction of a marketing asso-I ciation is not a job tor a retired far mer who may have ample time but little ability along marketing lines. When farmers learn that they must pay a manager a salary equal to that which he can make in the open trade, and that only the best man is able to direct the destinies of a cooperative, then cooperative market ing will be successful. Gossip about high salaries paid managers of cooperatives is camou flage to hide the high profits which old-line traders take from handling farmers commodities- Mi« BM. Burr«, is ending . fa» dava at th. A C. K«.b«g home. few days .t the *. c. Marie Olson has returned home af ter spending some time at the Paul R. McCulloch home. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Spencer were business visitors in The Dalles last Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Crews are spend ing some time at the Free Crews home. Ray’s condition is greatly im proved. Mr. and Mrs. Ormand Hilderbrand Free Crews and Gene Hull went to Portland Tuesday returning Thurs day.. Among those hauling gas from Portland this week are Art Smith, Trace Fields, Hildred Zell, Fred Hen nigan, and H. D. Proudfoot. ( trict eonv„ti.n here March 2itK Currie Publi^in, O.^ It will per- This convention will include Hood hans be nearly a month before this shero,,n counties. radio will arrive. It will be a nine The Grand Master, Mr. Toneys nd tube, screen grid, superheterodyne the Grand Secretary, D. K. Cheney of Philco machine with the now Pentode the State of Oregon are expected to power tube. bo here. Supper will be served at six Miss Loraine Darby was visiting at thirty after which the convention will her mother’s home this week end. convene. The city of Wasco is rebuilding the Mi.« Georgia Harper spent Tues bridge north of McKeans service day night with Mary Jeanette Sar Station, which has been useless since gent. the McCoy Atwood fire. The new Last Saturday night Winnifred bridge is to be 12 fori wide and will Fortner entertained the Sky Rocket probably be completed to anothqjr Spokane, Wash, March 10th- The card club and Joy White as honor Spokane regional office for crop pro guest at dinner. Covers were laid for Bert Wattenberg returned home Notes I duction loans to farmers from the six. Joy White made hipn score for /rom Washougal last Saturday. $60,000,000 set aside from Reconst the evening. . McNab. ruction Finance corporation funds is a Hester Lyops—Editor. The Grass Valley Tigers will jour E. T. Olson %nd daughter Marie Th. Kent boy. .nd«» tbei. _b»krt ney to Hood River, Friday, where expected to be making loans soon. were business visitors In The Dalles Loans are limited to »400 to any ball ...son when they pl«^ «“j they will represent Sherman county Saturday. one individual, but Pacific northweet home at Klondike. Rufus on March 1st. Th. boy »°«‘ with the Wasco Warriors. The draw Mr. and Mrs. David Reid and fam- * - 1 ' ' _ <-V. O. T. Hansen motored to Portland “hi. game to Rufus by U>. clos. has placed the rod and white quintet congressmen report Secretary of Ag- J. P. Yates and wife returned from^ ily| of The Dalles, and Mr. and Mrs. I riculture Hyde is inclined to increase Sunday to ••• his brother. George, against the A team of Wasco county score of 17-18. Arthur Sargent and daughter, Mary who is in the hospital. Ho is report Wo Salem Saturday afternoon. ^rie. Dunlap was high point which will be either. Dufur or Maupin- this maximum in this area- Jeannette, were dinner guests Sunday ed to be seriously ill. loans will be made on summerfhl- Bill McKean was confined to his for Kent. The «nd of the season The winner of this clash plays the of Mrs. Elisabeth Fuller. I lowed land, but Senator Jones has home Saturday and Sunday. left Kent fourth place ri the coun y winner of . the Wasco—Hood »Rivw During the past week promised to introduce a plowing bill Mr. and Mrs. B. A, Grady of The M » hM won th«, coun' - -m« .nd game on Saturday afternoon. Bob Evans, Henry Richelderfer, Dalles were dinner guests it the in the senate. lost five, but th. boys have v <* « Advances will be made at the rate Harley and Harold Dutton from Fos- B. H. Grady family Sunday ; . The Typing I and II classes are gam«» out of thirteen played J T sil, were visitng in The Dalles San- ”e season with a total score of ^7 taking daily speed testa to prepara of |3 an acre on non-fertilixed land, Mrs. Hugh White entertained four The Wasco high school will soon and will bear interest at the rate of day. X points against the opponents K87 tion for the annual Sherman County tables of bridge at ser home »riqr- Loans will be due November 30,1932 Typing contest at Moro. points. The boys consider the Last Saturday night Mrs- Matt ray afternoon. High score for tSB af 61-2 per cent per annum. Farmers’ Schwendel and Mrs. Bargenholt gave ternoon was made by Mirs.. W- The Bookkeeping class took anoth showing is P«tty good through the splendid notes, secured by crop mortgages, the inexperence of the plajers t^ a 600 party at the home of Mrs Burres white Mrs. Mae Reid made the student body,, which during the er test sent out by the publishers of will be accepted. Barganholt. Mrs. Howard Conlee of first of the year. , their text books. Marietta Perry for the ladies I consolation. Those elignble for letters «« ?*’• made the highest score with 96 points Moro won hgh score test ■•curine subscriptions for the Duntep, Chas. Wlson. Knrl 1^”** , out of the possible 1004 The median and Leonard Maurus made hgh scori | Mr. and Mrs. H B. Gradai trans Read the-ado-in the Journal H.rley MeKey, MH»ni Howell, Lester of the entire class was 66 per cent. for the men. The eonsolaton prise acted business in The Dalles Monday. went to Delbert Deyo of Rufus. Mrs. W. H. Burres and daughter, Wilson and Richard Sather. The students have a magazine cam . i,' I1-' Rite, shopped in The Dalles Friday. In order that physical education paign which started last Friday and Mr- and Mrs. Howard Conlee of m.y be continued in Kent high school will last one week. There are two Moro were Saturday night guests of The Tuesday Study dub met at Continued from page one. the hour that was formerly used for sides. Marietta Perry and Orville Mr. and Mrs. Matt Schwendel. the home of Mrs. Joe Meo tMs week- basket ball practice wtll now be open Ruggles are captains of the green A very good program was given af Buy Your Need» From U» And County printing 7.70 Merle and Eva Miller and Mamie ter which the hostess served refresh- in various other games such as ten- side and Zela Ruggles and Willard Election printing 2.10 19.80 Trailor of Moro were Sunday guests nis^croquet, and base ball. Th. gy™ Barnet are captains of the rod side. Earn The Profit ments. Pred. animal will be us«l for practice on day. Erasmus Baker is business manage?. Alva Stone of Ruth Schwendel.. 12.60 --------Wa Handle-------- control mileage Miss Laverne Robinson of Portland when the weather does not permit The losing team is to give thef winn-1 W. E- Howell, a former Sherman is spending some time with her Light Co., ing team a party. The green side is Pas. Power * n«MAaa arientm* playing out side. FULL LINE OF CHICK FOODS 9.00 county farmer, was ___ a ~ L.. business visitor Court house light bill cousin. Miss Olivo »Robinson. The girls of Kent Cooking Club, ahead at present. in Wasco this week. Flax Mfg Co., Clerk’s office Mr. and Mrs. George Lamborn had Those students getting on the hon Chick Mash, Chick Scratch, Milk Chick Division n, have finished their pro- 10.26 supplies Mr. and Mrs. Phil Bishop took as guests Sunday Mr- and Mrs. Bob . . ject for this division and will soon or roll for the fourth six weeks are: , Central Pharmacy ? Starter, Developing Mash. Supplies their small daughter Barbara to The McPherson, Mr. and Mrs. Stanley, Seniors, Willard Barnet, Cinthy Bell, 13.60 start on Division HI. for Eakin family Dalles Friday for medical attention. john Bnd Mr. Peafl Bell, and Marietta Perry. Jun . -85 MILL RUN per sack....... . Robt. P. Foister Register Roy Hogue, Jan. Haynes. Glenn iors, Geveniove Beardsley and Sylvia Mr and Mrs> Hildred Zell were Mra Y oung of Dufur. . .90 160 ing voters in Rufus Sather were awarded reading circle Coyle. Sophomores, Norma Garrett, I SHORTS per sack................. . n . j - + + -— . jjcDermid and week end visitors in Portland. Mrg John . 1.00 Geo. G. Updegraff District. ROLLED WHEAT per sack certificate8- Earle Shipley, Vivian Reynolds, and 6.87 Mr. and Mrs. Ross Andrews ofThe John McClure and wife spent Sat- Att’y*s office expense ... . 1.00 ROLLED BARLEY per sack The game with Rufu. ended the Lila Boyce. Freshmen, Taylor Baker, Wasco County Indus. Farm Dalles were guests at the Ben An—j urjBy evening at the Frank Lam born . 2.10 LAYMORE MASH per sack basket ball season for the girls- The Dorothy Fairchilds, rawrence Todd 40.00 drews ranch’ Saturday and Sunday. care Chas. Patterson - Jr. home. . 2.00 CRACKED CORN per sack. game was an easy vetory forKent. and Mildred Alley. Vivian Reynolds Geo. A. Potter Judge ex- The Wasco and Moro Rebekah lodge Miss Virginia Magness motored to . ( 1^0 . heads the entire school with a card of The score stood 26-6 in Kent’s favor. 8 20 OYSTER SHELL per sack. penses will have a joint meeting at Moro Dufur this week end where she visi- . 1.25 This made the girls total of four four Ts- Supplie» for CALF MEAL.:........... . J. E. Norton with Mrs, Meldrum, State President, 17.22 ted with her sister. . 136 frames won against four lost. When Mr. Rakes, county school superin Mrs. R. Hampton ALFALFA MEAL. ... the season opened the Kent girls tendent, visited school last Thursday State Indus. Acc. Comm- Con Mrs. F. R. Fortner went to Port* as honor guest. .. «0 BRAN ........................... Mr. and Mrs. Louis Scholl were I turned out in good style, many of tributions for Fair Board ,11.28 land Monday. .. 2.30 afternoon. • ~ ............... X ECG PRODUCER................ them showing splendid promise of Dr. Morse and Stone, Operations. Lloyd Hennagin was confined to hh shopping in The Dalles Friday. .. 1-90 SCRATCH FEED................ good material. A. time went on »76.00 Mrs. Krouse home this week with an attack of’ tp* The Everfaithful class of the SALT many of them dropped out leaving 1120.00 196.00 Mrs. Boon liChristian church met at the home of flu. * WASCO SCHOOL NOTES just enough for the team, so patrons Medical aid, S. E- Eakin 0 GROUND, 50 lb.. Sack.................................... 600 'Mrs. Robert Manning Friday. A 20.00 Paulen Käseberg was down with fed that the girls have done very as per Court Order The Wasco high school honor roll | very interesting program was given BLOCK, PLAIN. 50 lb.......... .7............ .......... well this season. Girls who will re for the first six weeks period of the State Ind. Acc Comm Sher non orlandsa la adhts fl nd Mrs. George Lambom gave a BLOCK, SULPHURIZED, 50 lb.......... ¿7.... : .70c 6.33 the flu on Friday and Saturday of ceive letters are Clarice Wilson, Hes second semester is just out and shows iff’s office contributions a. very good talk on “Tongues.” At SULPHURIZED BLOCK 5 lb 15 cents, 2 for 25c ter Lyons, Anna Sather, Marguerite a decrease of two students over the City of Moro Courthouse this week. \ • the close of the afternoon the hostess 2 66 Mitchell, Lorena Young, Edna Lyons, honor list of last six weeks. The Prices Subject to Change . water bill Mrs. Carl Everett, Mrs. Ernest assisted by Mrs. McDermid and Mrs. Alta Norton and Margaret Dunlap* Sealer Wt sophomore class has the best record F. D. Antrim Ferrell and Elda Ferrell went to The Dingle served refreshments. Theft 4.11 A measures this time that has been made by any - Superintendent L. W. R»k«« Dalles Monday. 17 members present. County class this year, having three straight I William Shiel Kent school last Tuesday. WASCO. OREGON Mrs. A. W. Clothier returned Sun The P. N. G- club entertained their 30.00 charge The seventh grade English class is I students each carrying five sub day from Castle Rock where she was husbands at the home of Mrs. Bar having a blackboard newspaper each jects. This six week’s honor roll is genholt last Tuesday night with Mrs. called by the death of her father, z * Friday, which is proving to be very as follows; Eight tables j A. A. Dunlap of Kant was a bust Garland assisting. Name Cooperativos Defended interesting. Phillis Hsynes reports played and high score for the women ness visitor in Wasco on Monday. Edward Grady ■ ---------------------------------------------- was made by Mabel McPherson and foreign and national items, Senior 4 0 By Prairie Farmer Paulen Käseberg Mrs. Maudt Akers of Moro is visit- Lyons reports local items, and Paul Senior ing here with her daughter Mrs Nyal Grady Schilling is the joke editor. The Masonic lodge will hold a dU- 0 Junior Agusta Hukin Lloyd Hennagin. Jack Sather made one hundred per Arthur Spencer Junior This editorial from the Prairie cent in the six weeks’ spelling ex Joy White Junior 2 Farmer gives some information about For Spring WoAu , amination in the eighth grade, and Winifred Fortner Sophomore 5 0 the successful operations of the BEQRINDINQ JOBS ,OOMPL.ÄTX Phyllis Haynes made the same record Mary J. Sargent Sophomore 5 0 Farmers National Grain Corporation in the seventh grade spelling test- 0 5 Sophomore INCLUDES ' Mignon Wall Attacks against the Federal Farm 0 Board and Cooperative 'marketing Freshman The fifth graders entertained the Robert Ferrell Reartnd. New TWtbiMR Binge. 0 have recently been directed against rest of the pupils of the intermediate Eugene Spencer SPECIALS FOR MARCH 12th a 14th , Pina and Bushings. ■v ; be Farmer’s National Grain Corpor-1 room lari Monday afternoon when Leon Smith Freshman 2 2 ation and salaries paid its managers. they showed them the moving picture Gerald Funk 60s •• 980'00 ; - reel of Europe which they made. • Friday night a very exciting game Bocalled “big business* l interests 80s ........ ; ¡ • SS.00 W e R eserve T he R ight to L imit Q uantities Leona Sather has returned to of basket ball was played between un intimated that the reason the Harreaier Motdr«. »V Pro- school again after having been ab the Wasco Warriors and the DalMB pain corporation was so successful was because it was nursed with pub • portion ate price. Indians, who defeated Wasco by • sent for a week. lic funds. Directors of the corpor Red & White Macaroni, Spaghetti, or Noodle» • • -8 for 20c score of 34-40. ALL KINDS 0F MAUHWB Melvin Barnett was absent last ation have filed a statement with the 85c ‘ ACETLINE a.nd ELECTRIC WELD Coffee, 1-lb tins . . . week on account of sickness. eenate committee on agriculture which shows that during its first ING The Wawbansee Camp Fire D Coffee, 1-lb pkgs .. Blue two years of existence, from OcV- Moro School Note«. n . I play has reached completion. The ......... . 19e ober 29, 1929, to October 81,1931, | Big Bargain Blend Coffee, 1-lb pkgs — three act playentitled “Loste-A the corporation has purchased and ... 2 for, 36c Chaperon” will be given at eight o- Red & White Fancy Grape Fruit, 2s .. The Sophomore class gave a dance handled more than 890,000,000 bush clock at the school house Saturday .,,.2 for .25c for the remsinder of the Horo High els of grain at a cost of less than Broken “ night, March 12. The basket social Blue School last Saturday evening. Refresh a cent per bushel, including a total OREGON ... 3for 33c which had been planned 1lM WASCO Golden Sweet Corn ments of chocolate lee cream sundae Red cost for salaries and wages in all postponed indefinitely and chocolate cake were served by the Asparagus Tips, 2s................ • • *2 ior 65c departments and branches of “not Sophomores. The music was furnished to exceed one-fifth of one cent on all Fancy dark red Kidney Beans, 2s... 2 for 27c by ‘•Buster” hshouse’s orchestra. bushels bought, handled, and-or sold Last week marked the close of the Sifted Sweet Peas, 2s...................... -2for 45c This cost included the organisation fourth six weeks period of thia eeboo Gras* Valley School Note» period and expenses incidental there Sweet Peas, 2s ......................................2for 27c to. Net earnings of the corporation Green & PEHRY. EDITOR Tuesday. Spinach, 2 l-2s .................................... 2for 35c after setting aside adequite reserves, m A meeting of the Moro Cooking Club represent a gain to organised grain | Red Grass Valley midgets defeated the Oval Sardines, tomato, mustard sauce 2 for 19c was held at the home of Mrs. Stephens. ' WASCO, OREGON^ . ' Rufus midgets Saturday night by a Several very interacting damonrira- producers of 2 2-3 cents per bushel, d । Blue “ 32c • No public money is or has been LI pkg- score of 26-10. The score was quite Mother’s Rolled Oats, with Crystal Ware tioos were given. used in the payment of any salaries | close in the first quarter but the S h FE - CONSERVATIVE 19c The Consent Sewing Utah held a Grass Valley midgets edged out a- meeting at the home of their leader, of officers or employees of the Far- ■ , S. O. S Cleaner, large size ....................... 6c COURTEOUS * head of the Rufus midgets and re Mrs. Kuna man, last Saturday. Most men National Grain Corporation,’’ the report says. I Red & White Milk,, tall size............... mained ahead throughout the game. of the members were prosent . 8 lbs 45c The success of the Farmers Nat- | Cane Sugar... - Capital and Surplus The Moro Bssket Ball girle played a The Grass Valley Tigerettes were tonal Grain Corporation has been due ■. defeated by the Rufus quintet by a fast game on the Rufus floor last Fri in a good part to the management ■ $66,000 00 score of 25-17. The Rufus girls took day. The Moro girls were in the lead of a capable executive, George S. ■ ■ the lead and kept it throughout the st the half and continued in the teed Milnor. He came to the corporation ■ until the close of the game. The final with a record of sueceM 1» private | * BANKING SERVICE game. Cinthy score was 88 to 12. The boys were not Perry played their lari game Nolan groin business. He hat used that J| so fortunate as the girls. They were ability in the interact of grain grow t Liberal Interest Paid on Tinu Deposita defeated 38 to 8. WAbCO, OREGON The seventh and eighth grades held a Too many cooperative have failed, fasted by the Rufus Wolves Saturday school party Friday evening- The par- night by a score of 24-15. The (wexr- WU of the pupile wore also invited. ers of the red and white lacked their regular center and one of its regular forwards but the boys played good ball considering their loss. Roferee I Wasco i COUNTY COURT A Penny Saved U a Sherman Cooperative Grain Growers rsACToe Repairs Red & White Prices Are Lower SHERflAN OARAQE & MACHINE SHOP B ank The Red & White Store of C ommerce
