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THE BURMAN COUNTY JOURNAL, MORO, OREGON, MAY 26,1931
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• Grass Yaley Seb—I Nates
hEkllY. EDlWH
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Th» student body held a meeting
last Friday afternoon for th« purpose
of nominating student body officers-
Among those nominated were: Prea-
ident: Bruce Alley, Loren Beardsley
and Genevieve Beardsley. Vice Pres
ident: Sylvia Coyle, Earle Shipley,
Virgil Perry. Secretary. Owen Ea-
ken, Norma Garrett. Lila Faye Boyce
and Sylvia Coyle. Treasurer: Earle
, Shipley, .Mildred Alley and Hays
Boyce.
Seargent-At-Arms: Henry
Roth and Owen Eaken. Yell leader:
Taylor Baker and Earle Shipley. Edi
tor. Genevieve Beardsley, Eva Perry
and Florence Young
Commencement exercises for Kent
High school will be held Thursday
night. May 26, instead of Friday night
as had been announced.
The play, ‘‘Deacon Diibbs” which
was to have been presented by the
freshman-sophomore
classes next
Saturday night. May 21 has been
postponed until Thursday evening.
May 26- There will be no admission
charged for the play which will take
the place of the Commencement ex-
• ercises which were to have been held
Friday evening, May 27.
tim«.
Continued from page one.
will be held Friday night th« 27th of
May in th« high school auditorium
with Francis V. Galloway, of The
Mrs. Lydia Darby spent Friday in *
The members of the grade girls’
Cooking Club had their laft meeting
at the home of Geraldine Norton last
hoot* petty al the home of Mrs. John 1
Friday afternoon
Cake, jello and
There is a total of 45 students who* McDermid Wabsday.
and lemonade were served. Also the
er« finishing their high school
boys Camp Cookery Club held a meet courses in Sherman county this yeer . The
club met Tbta
ing Friday afternoon. The boys were Twenty four are girls and 21 are with 1
oc um and Mrs. 1
divided into different groups and boys.
Gras» Valley will graduate one of I
cooked tomato soup, macaroni and
cheese, and cornstarch pudding.
Superintendent Rakes and Miss
Cowgill visited school last Tuesday.
Miss Cowgill gave an interesting )alk
on different ways to cook, which was
enjoyed by all of the cooking girls.
The boys of the Camp Cookery-
The Grass Valley Tennis girls de Club took in 32 45 last Saturday night
feated the Moro Tennis girls in some when they sold candy between the
very good games on the local court acts of th» play.
last Friday afternoon. Pauline New
The intermediate room has two
comb and Genevieve Feardsley de
horned
toads and a frog for nature
feated Evelyn Hastings and Gene
study
vieve Nahouse 7-5 in doubles. Eva
Perry defeated Marjorie Nahouse 6-3
Visitors in the intermediate room
in singles-1 Norma Garett and Char List week include. Mrs. John Wilson,
lotte Ruggles defeated Marjorie Na Mrs. Carl Gregg, Tod Kelly, Arnold
house and Evelyn Hastings 6-2 in Dellinger. Mr. Rakes and Miss Cow-
doubles. fVwas quite hard to judge Kill-
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which way the ball would go due to
After the sixth grade had finished
the wind which was blowing. -The
its Oregon History the class divided
girls will journey to The Dalle#
into two groups for visualizing events
Thursday and to Moro Friday-
and Helen Sather and Helen Wilson
Achievement Day will be held next fixed th« sandtable and there pictured
k’ Wednesday afternoon, May 25 and the important events in Oregon His
will consist of the following program: tory while Rose Ellen Barnett, Max-
9:00 Exhibit__ «Showing what the cinePlu«mke, and Edna McKay made
students have accomplished.
a moving picture reel showing the im
10.00 Mock Trial—Presented by the portant events of Oregon.
Civics class
12:00 Pot Luck Dinner.
EIGHTH GRADE GRADUATES .
1:30 Program * presented by the
* grade school and high school-
Continued from W on«.
2:30 Tennis Tournments
Lois Kenny. Norma Melzer, Evelyn
8.00 Three act play.
McLachlan, Doris Morrison, Mary
Pinkerton, Melba Thorgerson, Doris
KENT SCHOOL NOTES
Thompson,
Theodore Thompson. Wal
Hester Lyons—Editor.
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Thomsen.
"^Oh, Kay! which was presented
Wasco. Margaret Johnson, Monty
last Saturday night by the junior
Lundy, Marguerite Moon. Barbara
senior classes was well attended by Nunn. Evelyn Olson, fed Proudfoot,
an enthusiastic audience which declar
Elvin Rickles, Cleo Rickles, Thelma
ed the play one of the best that had
Spencer, Kenneth Wilde, -Irene
ever been produced here. Entrance
receipts amounted to |37Ji0. De Beardsley.
Rufus: Ida Coats, Thelma Dingle.
ducting 310 00 for royality and 35.00
Margaret Macnab. Marjorie Morris,
for incidental expenses, the classes
Howard Burnett, Shirley Eakin,
cleared about 322 00.
George Jensen- Earl Lyda, Thomas
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nt al the
HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATES
the school when sixteen seniors will
finish their school work. Du« to
sickness during the school year thsir
graduation will be postponed until
June 2nd nearly a week later than the
other schools of the county. Th*
class night activities will be held on
th« night of May 27th and the usual
class history, class prophecy and
class will, will be read for the enter-
tainmpnt of the school patrons. Rev
S. L. Boyce will give the Baccalaure
ate sermon Sunday, May 29th at 11
o’clock.
Nine of the sixteen graduates are
girls They are: Pearl Bell. Cinthy
Bell, Ethol Barnett, Helen Engstrom,
Pauline Newcomlx Doris Evelyn Olds,
Marietta Perry. Maxine Rolfe, and
Zela Ruggles. The seven boys are:
Vern Erasmus Baker, Dale Baker,
Willard Barnett, Glen Periry,. Orville
Ruggles, Don Smith and Clqyto»
Vinton.
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Wasco
Saturday evening the camp fire
girls will present a 2 act play in the
high school auditorium at 8 o'clock.
The title of this play is “How Beth
Won the Camp Fire Honor." * The
proceeds from this play go toward
paying the summer camp funds-
Tuesday was clean-up day in Was
co. The stores were closed between
2 and 4 o’clock. At noon the school
children put on a pet parade after
which there was a pot luek lunch on
the Legion open air dance floor. In
the afternoon the Firemen played the
high school in bate ball and succeeded
in beating them to a tune^bf 15-5.
Saturday evening the Juniors spon-
Macnab-
cered their annual Junior Prom. It
Wasco is the only school that has was an enjoyable event- The hall was
announced a program for the eighth decorated in the Senior elas® colors
grad« graduate«. Oh May 25th at of Salmon and Silver
The punch
the school auditorium the promotion
exercises will be held and the class den well.
will be presented to the public Ted
Beginning Mqnday evening the
Proudfoot has the highest grades and
Thelma Spencer has the secortd Camp Fire Girls will be seen can
vassing the town in the annual Poppy
of her dass*
drive which is sponsored by the Wo
men’s{ Auxiliary of the American
MS.1SM>
Mrs. Louis Scholl spent several
days'in Poritend test week.
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Mr. and Mrs. Bob McPherson war»
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Dalles, Thursday* ..
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Phone 462
LOWER END OF WASCO
The
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
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NOTICE is hereby given that Julius
Mrs- Arthur Sargent Mid Mrs. Mc-
H. L Ruhberg, of Grass Valley, Ore
gon, who on October 25, 1926. made1
Homestead Entry under the Act Dec.
29, 1916, No. 025281, for SEMSEK,
Sec. 2,-WKSWU. Sec. 18 SEMNE-
day afternoon. High score was made %, EHSEM. SW%SE%, Section
14, SW%NE%, NW*4SWM; Section
by Peari Leathern and lew by Mrs.
22, NWUNWM. NWMSWU, SW-
Sarah Garland. . ,
J4SE‘4.
Section 24,
Township
3,South. Range 15 East, Willayette
Meridian, has filed notice of intention
to make final Proof, to establish claim
to the land above described, before
Register, United States Land Office,
at The Dalles, Oregon, on th« 14th
day of June, 1932.
Claimont names as witnesses».
. Deidrich Rickman,
Dick Rickman, Jr., -
t. Mack McKee,
Wm Schilling,
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Herman Schilling
Henry J. Patjens,
All of Grass Valley, Oregon.
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R. J. Carsner, Register.
IN THE COUNTY COURT OF THE
STATE OF OREGON FOR SHER
MAN COUNTY.
In the Matter of the Estate of
Jane A. Maxwell, deceased.
NOTICE OF FINAL HEARING .
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
wfll of Jane A. Maxwell, deceased,
has filed in the County Court of th#
State of Oregon.for Sherman County
her final account as such Executrix
about
. Lately many persons in
this county have tried
our work for the first
time and have expressed
themselves as being
pleased with the results.
They have found that
our prices are lower
than the average and
are pleased that their
work can be done in the .
county where it can be
conveniently proofread
or be changed if desired.
.If yon need any sort of
printing work done we
can do it for you satis
factorily, speedily and at
Mme and place for the hearing «f
objections to said account, if anf
there be, and the settlement thereof.
BESSIE HOLMAN,
members
of
th«
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Van Gilder
friends in Sphry, Oregon. They also
visited with Mr. and Mrs. Harley
Dutton in Fossil
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Mias Maggie Tripplitt spent the
week end visiting in Kent, and while
there attended the high school play
that was given Saturday night
The Tuesday Study club had their
final meeting at the home ef Mrs-
John McDermid Tueeday
Margaret McKee and Marie An-
Red & White Prices Are Lower
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$66,000 00
DEPENDABLE BANKING SERVICE
Liberal Interest Paid on Timi Deposits
Spend Your Money With
Sherman County Merchants
We Can Sell You
Tires, Tubes and Batteries
As Cheap as Mail Order Houser,
¡Quality Considered
We Now Have
A First Class Automobile
Mechanic
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P & G Naptha Soap .............................
Sehlitz Malt, 212-tbs. Hdp Flavored.
Old Nurnberg Malt.............................
Red & White Milk, large size, limit 5 tins.
:k Tomatoes 2 1-2,
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* Fancy Sliced Pineapple, 2 l-2s.
u Moyonnaise, pint jars...............
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Sunday having spent some time visit-
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SHERMAN COUNTY JOURNAL
WASCO, OREGON
Sherman Garage ^-Machine Co
SPECIALS FOR MAY 20. 21, 23
faculty, to the
B ank of C ommerce
at the County Court Room in the
Court House at Mero, Sherman
Mr- ami Mrs. Will Johnson wore
guests at the home of Mrs. J. H
Johnson on Mother's Day.
Monday evening the mothers of the
Senior class of the Wasco High
school gave a dinner in honor of the
class of 32. This most delightful ban-
was attended by the class members,
the high school faculty, and parents
of the senior class The dinner was
served by the members of the Junior
class ■ After dinner. Mr. McCulloch
acting as toast master, called on all
the Seniors and many of the parents
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. Chevrolet Agency
get to help theWorld War veterans
Job Work
the Cpunty Court of the State of Ore
gon for Sherman County, as executor
of the last will and testament of
Emsley Siscel, deceased, and has
qualdied as such executor.
Ali persons having claims against
said estate are hereby, required to
present them, duly verified, with the.
proper vouchers, within six months
from the date of this notice, to the
undersigned at the office of Geo. G.
Updegraff in Moro, Oregon.
Dated and first published this 29 uh
day of April, 1982.
Perry B. Siseel-
Executor of the last will and testa
ment of Emsley Siscel, deceased.
NOTICI TO CREDITORS
Geo. G. Updegraff,
Attorney for Executor.
appointed by
Last published May 20th, 1932.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
All persons having claims against
! -the estate of Eliza £ Powell, deceas
ed, are requited to present them with
vouchers to the qndersigned, at Moro
( Oregon, within six months from the
date of the first publication of this
nptice. The date of the first publi
cation of this notice is May 5th,
1932.
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W. g. Powell
Executor
Frank G. Dick, Attorney.
; FULL LINE OF CHICK FOODS
Chàdc Mash, Chick Scratch, Milk Chick
Starter, Developing Mash
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"MILL RUN per sack.......
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SHORTS per sack..............................
1.00
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ROLLED WHEAT per sack.............
2.10
LAYMORE MASH per sack..........
2.00
■CRACKED CORN per sack..............
1.20
' OYSTER SHELL per sack...............
1.25
■CALF MEAL........................................
ALFALFA MEAL............................. 1.35
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BRAN....................................................
2.30
ECG PRODUCER...............................
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BLOCK. PLAIN. 60 lb. .. ...............
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BLOCK, SULPHURIZED, 50 lb...
SULPHURIZED BLOCK 5 lb 15 cents, 2 for 25c
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WASCO. OREGON