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About Sherman County journal. (Moro, Or.) 1931-current | View Entire Issue (March 18, 1932)
COMING the home of Mrs. Andy Shearer Mrs. Carl McKean of Moro. Thursday afternoon. Four tables "County Judge Potter made a busi played and high score w»8 made by ness trip to Pendleton Tuesday. Mrs- Bob McPherson. The second was Mrs. W. F. Jackson of Hood River made by Mrs. Ernest Ferrell, and the visited with her sister Mrs. Roy consolation went to Mrs. Mae Yocum. Moore last week- Mrs. Fred Fortner returned from Mrs JE. E- Kaaeberg returned to Portland Thursday where she had Portland Thursday after spending spent several days visiting with several days at the L. E. Kaseberg friends. ranch. Mrs. B.. H. Grady entertained five Fred Blau of Portland was a Wasco tables of bridge at her homa Thurs day. High score was made by Mrs. visitor last week. W. H. Burress and consolation went Mr. and Mrs. Grant * Armsworthy to Mrs. Ed McKee. spent Sunday in The Dalles visiting Mr. and Mrs. Ed Feldman and Mrs. their daughter Mrs. Tweedy, a nurse Charles Everett attended the show at the Dalles hospital. in The Dalles Sunday afternoon. Mr. and Kirs. II. H. Hall of Port Randi Firallv Reaches Fait Water SHERMAN COIINIM? o---------- man French, Lloyd Henrichs, Evelyn McLachlan, Lois Melzer, Patricia Kent School Note5 Pinkerton, Retha Pickett, Dean Helen /tro ng and Ardis Sa yrs, Hester Lyons—Editor. , Truit. The play which the Camp Fire Mis* Long, the State Librarian, girls gave last Friday night was en- visited the high school for a short njoyed by all who attended it- After time Wednesday afternoon. She was the play cake and coffee were served inspecting the various libraries in in the primary room- this section. Harley McKey returned to school The Moro cooking club had a short Monday after a week’s absence. business meeting at the school Wed- The seventh and eighth rooms have received three new pic tures entitled “Mount Verdon Today” "Washington at Trenton ’ and “The Beginning of the Day." Mrs. Hugh White -entertained five tables at bridge at her home Tuesday afternoon. The high score for the afternoon was made by Mrs. Mildred Zell, and the second by Mary Fortner. Mrs. R. O- Scott entertained the Nightingale club and guests at ‘heF home Friday night. Four • tables played and high score was made by Mrs. Minnie- Dutton and seconl by Mrs. Dell Hull. Mrs. Dutton also won a prise for making the firit little slam. 3 Mr. and Mrs. B. H. Grad/ were business vstors at The Dalles Mon day. ' , ~ M Miss Maggie Tripplett was an over night guest in The Dalles -Friday night. day afternoon. The remainder of the girls that have not turned out for their athletics are having their chance now. The first team girls have given their On her way to “see salt water like my ancestors did.” Miss Itundi Ix-rohl. suits to the second team and the new forty-eight, of Superior, Wla, is shown as she arrived in New Orleans on the Cecil Norton was absent from ruwboat Louisiana of the Mississippi Barge Une*. She began her journey In school one day last week, while Jos girls have the second team suits. a leaky 20-foot rowboat and spent two months In it drifting from her hnim eph Morrow has returned after an All the boy that will be interested to Cairo, Ill., where she was offered a lift by the towboat She declnred m»<" absence of three days. in football next year have turned out arrival that she would soon float down to the Gulf of Mexico to see salt wato» The Kent high school received a for spring football. new shipment of books from the just go again to the bank and say State Library Monday morning. Moro Student Wins Award that they should sign the note, and Miss Elith Sias substituted for Flora Williams, who represented then Cohen will lend you the money!” Miss Helyer, the primary teacher, Moro High School in the George who was ill with a bad cold and sore Washington Essay contest, received Mrs. R. H. McKean went to Port “May I present my wife to you? throat the first of the week. the award from the county. Her land Sunday To visit with relatives. “Many thanks, but I have one.” from subject being “ George Washington, Lester Wilson was absent Robert Even* motored to Portland school Monday on account of sick- Statesman and Soldier.** Sunday when he will remain for Her essay will be sent to the state ness. - Rules For Potato where it will be graded with others several days. Marjory Maclnnes, who has been from all the counties of Oregon. absent from school for several weeks Seed Treatment Mrs. Estre’ie Hailey was a Sunday guest at the home of Mr. and Mrs. on account of sickness returned to J. S- Fowlero of Rufus. school again this week. Rebekahs Convene For those who intend to plant Earl Jones returned from a busi potatoes this year against the possi ness trip to Portland Sunday. At Grass Valley bility of that vegetable being higher Moro School Notes . George Moon returned to school in price next year than this the meth Monday after spending three weeks Rebekahs in their best gowns, od of seed treatment recommended by in The Dalles taking treatment for The Moro grade girls played the Rebekahs in their best neckties, lots the Oregon State College will be Moro high school second team girls of Rebekahs were in Grass Valley pertinent. This is the acid-mercury his eyes. He reports them in a much better condition now. last Thursday. The game was very Wednesday afternoon and evening to dipi and is used to combat scab and The Rebekah’s will hold their dis close. At the end of the half the attend the district convention and to Rhizoctonia- trict convention at Grass Valley score was 11 to 0 in favor of the listen to the address of Mrs. Ethel While potatoes grown in this grade girls, but in the second half the Meldrum, of Milwaukee, chairman of county are usually free from disease Wednesday night. The state super high school girls brought up their the grand assembly- Lodge members it is generally noted that the grower intendent-Will attend this meeting. score so at the close of the game it from Antelope, Kent, Moro, Wasco as who treats the seed and gives the Mrs. Belle Clothier entertainedthe was 23 to 19 in favor of the high well as Grass Valley) lodge took part best care to the growing plant re Nightingale card club at her homa school girls. last Monday evening. Three tables in the program in which many of the ceives much the best returns. Wasco I i ■ ' i I Mr. Saunders a piano tuner form Walla Walla was registered at the Sherman, last Wednesday Hotel night. Mr. and Mrs. Dan Morehouse and grandson, Richard, of Portland visi ted at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Dan Me Dermid and Mr. and Mrs- Arthur Sargent this week. * ,. .. • ■ Harlarfd Johnson took a load of fur- niture to Portland Saturday- Mr. and Mrs. Darwin Vangilder, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Sargent and Ray- mond were vistors in Tygh Valley Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Knox and Mr. and Mrs. Watkins. Miss Ruth Schwendel was a week end guest of Grace Cothran of Moro. can reach you to join their pleas ures— if your home has a will ¿Jadly tak e your order T he P acific T elephone and T elegraph C ompany NOTICE ia hereby given that Clay Belshe, of Moro, Oregon, who, on February 4, 1927, made Homestead Entry under Act December 29, 1916, | No. 025121, for NEH, Sec. 19, NWH | WHEl/^ .Section 20, Township 2 South, Range 18 East, Willamette Meridian, ha* filed notice of intention to make final Proof, to establish claim to the land above described, be fore G. C. Vintin, County Clerk, at Moro. Oregon, on the 19th day of April 1932. Claimant name* a* witnesses: , R- W. Belshee, C. W. Kenny, O. L. Belshe, James Kenny, All of Moro, Oregon. R. J. Carsner, Register Blue & White Coffee, 1 lb pkg........................................ Big Bargain Blend Coffee, 1 lb pkg ted with the National Warehouse Mrs., Francia Medler entertained five tables of bridges tt her home — “ ” < ------ > * - —--------------- A Penny Saved is a Penny Earned Buy Your Needs From Us And Earn The Profit — We Handle-------- FULL LINE OF CHICK FOODS Chick Mash, Chick Scratch, Milk Chick Starter, Developing Mash. MILL RUN per sack................. : .85 SHORTS per sack. ........ .............. .90 . ROLLED WHEAT per sack.____ 1.00 ROLLED BARLEY per sack 1.00 < LAYMORE MASH per sack___ . 2.10 CRACKED CORN per sack.......... 2.00 . OYSTER SHELL per sack.......... 1.20 CALF MEAL............. . 1.25 ALFALFA MEAL......................... 1.35 BRAN............................................. . .60 ECG PRODUCER......................... . 2.30 SCRATCH FEED......................... 1.90 SALT l/2 GROUND, 50 lb. Sack........... GOc BLOCK, PLAIN. 50 lb.......... . . . 65c BLOCK, SULPHURIZED, 50 lb. 70c SULPHURIZED BLOCK 5 lb 15 cents, 2 for 25c Prices Subject to Change Sherman Cooperative Grain Growers WASCO. OREGON Repairs For Spring Work. Red & White Prices Are Lower NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION B. H. Grady and family visited with relatives and friends in The Dalles Sunday. Grant Garland and Mr*. Aoy Belshee. tha week end in Wasco looking after business matters. BANK LIQUIDATION 33c 19c 37c 27c 33c 00 23c 18c Dana Gene McMillan was anov er night guest of Olive Robison Friday night. 1 Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Sargent were transacting business in The Dalles ! Saturday. Mrs., Job* McClure, Zolma Watkin*, and Mrs. Hi visited in1 The Skyrocket card club met Sat urday night with Myrtle Garland- High score for the evening was made by Augustr Huckin. 2 1-2 lb tins Old Nurnberg Red & White Wheat Cereal, 28 oz pkg . 2 for Pineapple, Red & White Fancy Sliced 2 l-2s Blue & White, broken Sliced, 2 l-2s . 2 for Red & V» hite Coffee, 1 lb pkg................................. ,... - 44 44 “V. 44 3 lb tin ...’.................................. 1 Mrs. W. H. Burros and Rose Mary Walker were shopping in The Dalles Friday. The Wasco Study Club met at the home of Dr. Leah Richelderfer Fri land visited at Wasco and Klondike day afternoon. A very interesting Friday. Mrs. Hall was formerly paper on “The Intelligence Test” was Pauline Happold given by Mrs- Harry Proudfoot and Mr. and Mrs- Guy Weedman, Mrs. the poem “Doffodils” was given by Geo. Potter and Mrs. L- J. Lucas and Mrs. Gas Smith and aws enjoyed by daughter Ann motored to Portland Thursday and spent the week end ration waa ateo diemeea^ by the elub. there. Theh were joined by Mr. Lucas Saturday evening. Melvin Walsh is out of school this week with theflu. 1 . Add 4 ounces of mercuric chlor were in play. Mra- R. O. Scott won The Moro basketball teams ended drills of the order were exemplified. Mx. and Mrs. Bert Watkins were ide (cerrosive sublimate) to one guest prize and .Mrs. Andty> Shearer visitors at the E. T. Olson ranch their 1932 schedule in a dash of speed quart of commercial hydrochloric acid won the club prize- and spirit never before witnessed on Sunday. (muriatic icid) It will dissolve the local court. Mrs. Joe Mee is having her home Among those students who atten- immediately. redecorated this -week. Mr. R. O. The girls team defeated their ded the basket ball tournament at 2 Measure out 25 gallons of water Scott is doing the work. Continued from page one. * county rival, Rufus, by the large Hood River Friday and Saturday in a wooden barrel, tub, or concrete Miss Virginia Magness visited rel were Cathryn Johnson, Myrtle Gar- , margin of 32 to 16, Patrica Powell tank. A metal container may be used land, Winifred Fortner, Joy White, leading the attack with a total of 19 ing department is making some loans if thoroughly painted Inside with atives in Dufur this last week end. to farmers in order that they may Cleona Walsh, Henry Richelderfer. counters. Mr. Schultz, Mr? Jones and Mr. heavy asphaltum paint, The solution The boys, clicking for the first time be able to carry on their farming will corrode metal. Martin, auditors of The North Paci John Jr. Johnson, Joe Drinkard, Geo since their severe attacks of small operations. This is absolutely imper 3. Pour the quart of acid contain fic Grain Growers spent the first part Moon, Harry Dean Proudfoot and pox and influenza, defeated Dufur, ative for otherwise there would be ing the mercuric chloride into the of the week auditing the Sherman Delmer Smith. wheat on these fanners ranches * . ’ * runners up for the Wasco County no Cooperative’s books. next fall and no income to repay the I and mbe thoroughly. Mrs. Sarah and Waldon Huston, Championship, to the tune of 19-11. depositor, with next fall. I < A ’o«1'" " 'nre A number of of Mrs. Bob McPher Bessie Stuart and Ed McFarland all No one was outstanding, each of the A local committee, compoeed of; thoroughly pamted with asphaltum son’s friends went in Saturday eve of Prineville were visiting with Elna five working in a unified Bystem to D. E. Stephens, Wm. Henrichs and I«*»*. be “«d ,or d,PPln* the ning to play bridge. The occasion and Etta Huston over the week end. out-pass, out-check and out-shoot the potatoes. W. A. May, pass on all of the loans being Mrs. McPherson’s birthday. • Florence Walsh and son spent sev Dufur combination. 5. Dip the potatoes in the solution Four tables played and prizes were made on behalf of the depositors. eral days in Vancouver last week and allow to set at least five minutes. won by Walter Eaton and Art The honor roll for the past six visiting her parents. If there is much scurf on th^ tubers Barzee. weeks ,is as follows: High school Martha McKean spent several days Says Abie: “Cohen, I’ve been to they may be soaked longer. Soaking Mildred Adams, Gayle Amidon, Iva The Tillicum bridge club met at last week at the home of Mr. and Belshee. Marjorie Byers, Grace Coth the bank to borrow some money, and 40 minutes will not injure them. 6. Tubers should be treated before ran, Gordon Fraser, Tommy Fraser, they say all I need is that you should Maxine Henrichs, Anita Kenny, Mar sign to this note your name. Then I cutting. 7. Twenty five gallons of the solu jorie Nahouse, Leora Peetz, Frank can have all the money I need- Ain’t tion is enough to treat 40 or 50 they fine! ” Prather, Helen Searcy, Janet Steph bushels of potatoes, after which the “ Abie, ” said Cohen reproachfully, ens, Flora Williams. Grade school: Audrey Baker, Wal “you and I have been friends for solution is likely to be too weak. It SPECIALS FOR MARCH 19th A 21st ter Belshee, Isla Gene Brisbine, many years, and yet you go to a bank can be brought back to approximately Howard Conlee, Ross Coppock, Wy- when ybu need money. Abie, you original strength by adding one half pint of the stock solution and enough water to bring the solution back to 25 gallons. After 40 or 50 more W e R eserve T he R ight to L imit Q uantities bushels have been treated the solution A telephone costs but a few cents a day should be discarded and a new one made. 8. Unless the tubers be planted im 1 Reg 25c pkg. Crystal White Gran. Soap mediately they must be be spread out All for .? 23c 2 Bars Crystal White Soap....................... to dry. Do not store treated potatoes while they are wet. This is likely to Johnson Polishing Wax, 1 lb paste .... .. 65c injure them. 44 Pints, liquid ......... 9- The diluted treating solution is 65c not strong enough to injure the hands Clorox ..................... . . 2 for 25c in ordinary practice. The strong acid should, however, be handled with Crystal White Cleaner - .. 3 for 10c care- , Brooms, Utility............ 63c 10. Remember that MERCURIC CHLORIDE IS A POISON. Màlt, Schlitz, Hop Flavored, 2 1 2 lb tins . 49c Wednesday afternoon. The high score for the afternoon was made by Virginia McIntyre and consolation went to Margaret Käsebergs RftQ&INpiNQ. JOBS COMPLET® 1KCLÙDB8 ’ t6B.t*0 908; y ,:.-„w.>;:S3.O0: ” ’ Iarredi®» Motars at Tro* ^t^dna|e price. « > rx i-- CÄ® OS’-MACHIN® WORK and EBEUTRIC WELD- r it V. SH ERHAN OARAGE & ' fl ACHINE SHOP WASCO OREGON - B ank of C ommerce WASCO, OREGON S a FE - CONSERVATIVE COURTEOUS ( apilal and Surplus $66,000.00 The Red & White Store DEPENDABLE BANKING SERVICE WAöCO, OREGON Liberal Interest Paid on Time Deposits ...... .......................................................... “T rnn iiniii m iiiiiiiii m.. I t » I 4 .
