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About Sherman County journal. (Moro, Or.) 1931-current | View Entire Issue (March 25, 1932)
* Tim wer* marriage Virginia Mrs. R- H. McKean returned home from Portland last Saturday. Mrs. John T. Johnson and daughter Margaret were visiting in The Dalles i Mrs. Frances Medler entertained on Monday. SHERMAN COUNTY OBSERVER, Established Nov. 2, 1888 the teachers of the Wasco school and * There will be a special Easter GRASS VALLEY JOURNAL, Established Oct. 14, 1897 additional guests at her home last Service at the Christian church Sun Write« more Fire ineuranee in CONSOLIDATED, MARCH 6, 1931 Oregon, Washington, Idaho, 1«. Mrs. Colbert was formerly a Wednesday evening. Bridge was en day night at, 7:30.. There will be WASCO NEWS-ENTERPRISE, Established 1891 Montana and BriUah Columbia directed towards Tearchers’ Salaries, student at Wasoo high, and was at joyed throughout the evening. CONSOLIDATED MARCH 4, 1932. special music and the children will than any other one company be is applicable to all schools of Sher J. C. Freeman and Geo. Bourhill of I give a program. Every one is invited cause ; ____ man county, let it be said that several body. . Moro were business visitors in Wasco I to come. POLICY HOLDERS SAVI 25 PERCENT Published Every Friday at Moro, Oregon, By Mrs. Garland and daughter Myrtle, Monday. The Tillicum bridge club met with Managing Editor GILES L. FRENCH Mrs. Hattie King Andrews, Mrs. R. E. Spencer and wife of Portland I Mrs. Lawrence Funk Thursday after reducing greatly other items of «- penses. Moro school, for examp c, Elisabeth Dingle, and William Clotb spent Sunday evening and Monday at I noon with Mrs. Brock as assisting Moro Grain Grower* A»**c. has worked in the first six months of ier went to The Dalles Tuesday eve the W. A. Spencer homa. hostess. this school, as compared with the ning to attend the revival meeting at Last Friday evening Coach Mann-1 the Christian ehurch, conducted by same period of th« 1930 1931 school, ing entertained the basket ball squad I Mr- Stram. / Entered at eecoad-claiw matter at the 'oetofttce, at Moro, Oregon, under Act of th« und«r noted economies: and additional guests at his home 4 Congress of March 8, 1879. Teaching Supplier, 67 per coat, Leslie Nunn returned home Mon I with a banquet. After the dinner, "■ f ... ■1 Janitor Supplies, 51 par cant; Fuel, day afternoon from Oregon Univer- I which was served by Mrs. Manning, SUBSCRIPTION RATES— PAYABLE IN ADVANCE. 18 par cent; Power & Lights, 10 pm various speeches were given on Wasco, Oregon, Phone 462 On« Year................................................................................................................... W J® cent; Other Operating Expensea, 92 sportsmanship, manhood, ideals and Six Months........... ............................ .................... »..................................... >••••'•• 1 w Maintenance, 62 per eent; New Fur Mrs. Minnie Dutton, Jessie Amos, loyalty by Paulen Kaseberg, Chester niture and Equipment, 40 per eent; Elisabeth Dingle, Selma Watkins and Watkins, Max Williams and Arthur per eent; BuUding and Grounds Mrs. Garland attended the Rebekah Spencer respectively. Each member I Reboring Complete Motor, Recon, FRIDAY. MARCH 25, 1932. These compare with a reduction in I of the school board and Principal Mc dltioning, At Price® you can afford Ctrl Cooley, lister King and R. M. Culloch also gave a short speech. The . to pay , OVER ANXIOUS REFORMERS. following were present: Leon Smith, ■ . . • ;• * The terms “Cut, Slash and—or Sterns, auditors for the Farmer’s I Kenneth Walker, Gene Hull, Max as commonly applied of I Nattonal Warehouse Cooperation were . Another dreamer is out with a plan to save a Darrei oi Ute in connection with just rand I auditing the books of the Wasco set- Williams, Virgil Brock, Mr. Fortner, SPECIAL PRICES ON money fdr the dear taxpayers . One Upson, resident of the bi® Mr. Smith, and Mr. McCulloch. A I very enjoyable evening Was reported city of Portland, proposes that the counties of the state be made FIRESTONE TIRES Roy Atwood was a visitor in The by all' present. _ into eight districts with the purpose of saving between ten and 1^^ at alt The matter ef making M<mgay I Mrs. Dick Yocum and Mr». Sam Mrs. Earl Riehelderfer had as her I Brock motored to Tygh Valley Mon- flMnnaUiondollamperyem. Lower End of Wasco WES WILDE V I The counties of the state of Oregon pay regular salaries of| ” comparing the Pre.«nt guests over the weet end Mrs. Fred Aebischer, Arthur Bogard, of Sher $468*270 per year to county officers and probably enough more to with th. pariod 1SSS-1»», to pardy Last Friday evening the Wasco I wood, and Mias Edith Moore of Oswe high school girls attended a girls I 3 and daplF • at j««tod w- make it -an even half million in fees and mileage for commission- to .oil U mm time. and frolic given by the Moro high school I E Mrs Maude Akers of Moro was girls, and all the Wasco girls came fl nothin, more- Lnadin, Eronomi« » state the cost of living has declined, visiting at the heme of Mr. and Mrs. home reporting a wonderful time H sum to save ten million out of, even for a professional reformer. Lloyd Hennagill Sunday. which they were shown. One of the stock arguments of those who would combine roughly and generally, about 25 per cent. Therefore, any person who George Wilde has moved his me Last Friday evening Miss Mignon 1fl counties in this state is that the present lines were made when we formerly received, say, a salary of chanics tools to the Morrow garage Wsll entertained three tables “500 at I fl were in the horse and buggy age and that with the modem means 1200.00 will receive j now the same from the Woods garage and is in her home in honor of her fifteenth 11 of transportation we should have larger governmental units. True value in one of |150 00. But few stalled in his new location ready to birthday. Prizes were won by Wini-1 fl School Boards propose to make so fix any body's ear. fred Fortntr for the girls and by I fl Our means of travel has broadened our horizons, it has made the great a readjustment. Mrs. Roy Gilbertn and daughter I Edward Grady for the boys James B. Adams. and Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Wilson and I county seat nearer to evenr farmer, it has given every farmer an A diitrict meeting of the Masons | opportunity to be better acquainted with his county officers and sons were guests of Mr. and Mrs- will be held at the Taylor Lodge >n | Dick Shunkee last Wednesday. Wasco on Friday March 25. Turkey | county government and it is a mighty good thing, so good, in fai t, Mrs. Ed McKee and daughter Mar dinner will be served at 6:30 p, m. 11 that it would be foolish to go back to the old days when the small garet were visitors in The Dalles and the lodge will take up at 7:30. f Two Steps, Waltzes, Square Dances and This meeting will consist of the ■ fol-11 est unit of government was at least a day away. Saturday- all the other Famous Favorite® A number of friends of LaVerne lowing lodges: Hood River, The I r -------- O--------- Mr. and Mrs- ,W. H. Ost of Port- Robison went in for a social evening | Played by l land, visited over the week end with Dalles, Antelope, Grass Valley, Moro, | EMERGENCY RELIEF. Saturday night, the occasion being Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Yates of Wasco Dufur and Wasco. her “ birthday. Four tables played It took considerable fortitude for the highway commission to and with Mr. and Mrs. Allen Murray ‘ Marie Olson and Mary Jeannette | bridge and high score was won by And His Old Time Dance Orchestra stand against the continuance of the emergency work in the larg-1 Bob McPherson for the men and by of Moro. Mrs. Ost was formerly I Sargent are both confined to their 11 Dicie Murray. She is a sister of Mrs. I homes this week with attacks of flu. | ADMISSION SOC LADIES FREE er centers of the state, but it will be for the best that they did so. Mrs. Vernon Van Gilder for the Yates. Mr. and Mrs. B. H. Grady and son | ladies. Miss Robison is the guests of THE CROWD IS COMING FROM MILES AROUND If it is possible for laborers to shift for themselves at any time Olive Robison and her home is in Hollis Hull drove up from Portland I Edward accompanied by Cathryn I j I Richelderfer, motored to Portland I ’ I Saturday. He was accompanied by of the year, the spring is that time and qvery effqrt should be made Portland. Miss Nellie Mao Hatfield who will be I Wednesday on business. by them not only to find some sort of work for the open season Mr. and Mrs. H. t). Proudfoot trans I a guest of the Dell Hull home for s Mrs. W. H- Burree entertained the ; acted business in The Dalles Friday. but to provide as well as possible for the next winter. I Les Jou res bridge club and additional 11 I few days. There is no doubt but one writing from the country districts ‘ Mr. and Mrs- Art Smith were Sun Mr. and Mrs. Ed Feldman spent the guests at her home Thursday after- : where the agricultural is beginning work is likely to minimize the day guests of Mr- and Mrs. W. H. I week end in Portland with their noon. Eight Ubles played and high I; score for the clubwas made by Mrs. I: I daughters Opal and Norma- WASCO, OREGON seriousness of the situation in the cities where milk comes in A. C- Kaseberg, ana guest prise went ; Mrs. Ed McKee entertained seven Roy Belshee took a truck load of bottles instead of cows and ham comes in cellophane instead of hog?. tables of bridge at her home last to Mrs. Virginia McIntyre. stock to Portlsnd Friday returning * SAFE - CONSERVATIVE Th- fact that it is easier tor people to procure the means of exist- I Tuesday afternoon. High score was Mr. and Mrs. Everett Watkins were home Saturday. made by Mrs. W. H. Burress and Mrs. ance in the country is sufficient reason why many city dwellers I Ormand Hilderbrand. Mrs George I Emil Anderson who has been a in The Dalles Saturday. COURTEOUS Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Kaseberg mov Updegraff of Moro was among the patient in a Da Hee hospital for sever- ed from their place in town to their should move back to the land. Capital and Surplus Work instituted for the benifit of unemployed labor should | guests. The hostess was assisted by I al weeks returned home Saturday. ranch last Wednesday. Mrs. Marion McKee of Moro. Mr. and Mrs. Guy Weedman and $66,000.00 be of an emergency nature. It must not be continued for so | Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Sargent and I ‘ The Tuesday Study club met with I son George of Bend, returned home great a length of time that it becomes a governmental policy to Mrs. B. H. Grady this week. A very | Thursday after spending two weeks daughter Mary Jeanette were dinner I guests of Jonnie and Olive Robbdn I furnish labor with a d. The emergency ielief program of tt» interesting paper was written by Mrs. visiting with Mr- and Mrs. Potter of DEPENDABLE BANKING SERVICE ____ _ Jr Jack Sheets and read by Mrs. Hattie Klondike. state highway commission has been of great service during the Andrews and a duet by Mrs. Andrews Liberal Interest Paid on Time Deposits Miss Rose Mary Walker „ went. to past winter and it has met the approval of nearly all taxpayers, and Mrs. Watkins was enjoyed by Portland Saturday where she will blit it was started as an emergency and should be used for t at aU. . visit with friends from the Univer itttnmm: purpose and not be allowed to become our only means of building Mr. and Mrs. A. H. McIntyre enter sity of Oregon during the Easter tained the Saturday dinner slub at vacation. roads. their home Saturday night- After ----- -o------- Phil Yates bought a new Gardner to Hay For Sale: M G. Melzer. the usual Iridge was played and the lt-pd replace the car that was wrecked last Moro, Oregon fall. I FOR SALE—Two Jer«y cow«, giving ' Probabl y nothing could have been more encouraging to farm- SPECIALS FOR MARCH 26th & 28st Last Thursday evening Mrs. Butler milk. L- W. Amick, Kent Or. ' ers of this county than the serie, of rains and snows> we haw had " " w. - > gave bar husband a dinner party at .......... ¡.V ■ Th« Mary Elizabeth claw of ‘ th« within the past {three weeks The *thZ M. E. Church h«ld th«ir ela«« party the Hotel Sherman In honor of his For Sale. Half '« «ack of garden W e R eserve T he R ight to L imit Q uantities chance to dry out on top at all in thet tune which has »ven the at th« bom« <rf Mr«. K H. Grady birthday. The following were guests: pea «e«d of th« kind rai««d by Mr. Mr? and Mrs. Chas. Everett, Mr. and Mfu. W. C- Bryant Wheat that didn’t get through the ground last fall an excel len op- Wadnatday. A v«ry good talk on Mrs. E4 Feldmen, Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Bryant Easter wa« given by Mr«. Mary portunity to get through the remaining bit of earth between it and ■ Hick« and Bibi« qu««tion« given by । Updegraff of Moro and Mrs. Estrelle FOR SALE. Nine head of 3 year I Mrs. Alma Fridley. The’hoetesS was Hailey. White King Granulated Soap, large size......... old horses, also one coming 8 ys*r old the sunlight Bill and Martha McKean were din Herford Bull, purebred. W.C. Holyor, •«4. ^nditinna are not better than normal our I assisted by Mrs. H. D; Proudfact. 3 for 20c Getatine Desert-Red & White, Asst, flavors.. moisture conditions are not oeitui ___________ m<mbers were present. ner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Kent. Oro. (ml 1-85 chanees for a much better crop than we have had for uver Hennagip Wednesday evenng. Art Smith had the miafortune to Lipton’s Yellow Label Tea, L2s........................ yean are good. It is anatom in ttiscounty that a late spnng hurt hia foot quitebadly on a broken 3-lbs tends to make the harvest more bountiful than does a y piac« of hi« drill while at work* Sat Powdered Sugar.................................................... urday. Dr. Morse took care of the spring and this ye.r the opening of the growing season has been 2 for 15c injured foot. Com Flakes, Red & White............. . .................. sufficiently delayed to cause a rise in hopes. The Ladle« Aid of the M. E. Rice, Extra Fancy Head—Red & ^hite........... 2-lbs for 13c church gave a «»ver tea at the home | Most of our federal taxes are used for wars, past, prient and of Mr». Ormand Hilderbrand Satur- Mayonnaise Dressing, Red & White, pint jars day afternoon.' A very nice program future. Why not lay the taxes on those who have profited by was given after which dainty ra- .2 for Grape Fruit—Blue & White, broken, 2s tin fre«hment« were «erved followed by Wirt? 3. •------ ’ —1 •• ' ' .. 3 for 29c Golden Sweet Com, Red & White..................... ------ o------- - I a social hour. The W. C. T. U. met with Mr«. “Tusko Cant Leave Until Bills Paid” says a headline What Peas, Sifted Sweet, Red & White, 2s, tins...... ...2 for 43c Robert Manning Wednesday after . ........................ $85.00 german (flountg Suunta! To The Editor: best it become understood that the statement in The JOURNAL of last Northwest Mutual Fire Association —= WILDE’S GARAGE OLD TIME DANCE Wednesday Night March 30 The Dalles Wasco ■ 11 1 OSCAR MONSELL B ank of C ommerce - Red & White Prices Are Lower looks good . Repairs MOTOR For Spring Work- reqrinding jobs complete INCLUDES Regrind, New Piston®, Rings, Pin® and Bushing®. a lot of mere humans can sympathize with that predicament noon. A. C. Kaseberg is having hi« coun Buggies are no iongerT^tax rolls of some states, but bur try home redecorated. R. 0. Soott is doing the work. Frank Scott spent the week «nd in | Portland with his family- This is the time of year when cooking^tean interesting Th« Nightingale Club met with Mrs. Belle Clothier Monday night the ladies and husbands’ stomachs are the labratones Three tables played. Club prite was What’s gone wrong when the Wial. cluttering up its head taken by Mrs. Andy Shearer and guests prize by Mrs. O. R- Scott- The Epworth League of th« M- B. with boxes of advertising ? _ . church m«t Sunday night with Nyal and Edward Grady. Mary J«an«tt« ' land who no friends or well Sargent was leader, v There is someone in this tend woo gies have been off the roads of this state for many years. wishes—he who stole the Lindbergh ba y .............. „......... 53.00 HarTeater Motors st Pro- portionate price. IT.T. KINDS OF MACHIN e WORK AOETLINE and ELECTRIC WELD ING SHERrtAN QARAOE& riACHINE SHOP WASCO - * * OREG Coffee, Red & White, 1-lb pkgs..................... z • ...... 33c Coffee, Blue & White, 1-lb pkgs .............— — Coffee, Big Bargain Blend, 1-lb pkgs............... The Red & White. Store WASCO. OREGON ■ ' a »
