GRASS VALLEY SCHOOL MOTES
Genevieve Beardsley, Editor.
The student body of the ^Mues
Valley high school met last week and
elected o«cero for the year of 1932-
32. The following pflicero were elec­
ted: President, Bruce Alley; Vice
President, Virgil Perry; Secretary.
Sylvia Coyle; Treasurer, Mildred
Alley; Yell Leader, Taylor Baker;
Sargent-a t-arms, Henry Roth, Edi-
tor, Genevieve Beardsley
Tuesday. May 24, the high school
girls journeyed to Moro to play tennis.
The girls who went were as follows:
Dorothy Fairchilds, Charlotte Rug­
gles. Ellen Cox, Norma Garrett and
Lois Russell.
1 The Moro base ball boys met the
Grass Valley boys on the home field
Tuesday. The Grass Valley boys won
by a large score- v
Cinthy Bell has been out of school
for about two week? and has just re­
turned after a siege of measles.
A picnic sponsored b) Mr. and Mrs.
Gus Engstrom, Mr and Mrs O. N.
Ruggles, Mr. and Mrs- Clyde Smith,
and Mr. and Mrs. Roy J. Baker was
given in honor of the Senior class,
Sunday. May 22. They motored to
Eagle Creek where the picnic was
held- Every one reported an enjoy­
able time.
The student body held a meeting
last week for the purpose of deciding
where the annual high school picnic
is to be held. It was agreed to have
it at Buck Hollow as has been the
custom in the past
The girls of the rtudent body gave
a shower Friday/ May 20, in honor Of
Miss Evelyn Olds who has anno
her engagement and is to be mi
soon after school is out- She rec
many lovely gifts.
Miss Dorothy Olds has been con-
of
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K’ENT SCHOOL NOTES
Hester Lyons.—Editor.
Junior and Jackie von Borstel visit-
Nellie Grace Wilson and Juanita
Mitchell were absent from school last
Friday afternoon
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Wilson, Mr. and
Mrs. Bob Phelan, Della Helyer, Lo­
raine Darby, and George Wilson at­
tended the dance at Antelope Satur­
day night.
Mrs. Maclnnes and daughter at-
NOTICE OF SHERIFF S SALE . at The Dnllee, Oregon, on the 14th
In virtue of an execution issued out day of June, 1932.
of the Circuit Court of the State of ■ Claimont names as witoessess.
Deidrich iRickman,
end M*a.g> J. Lucas and Mr and Mro- Oregon, for Sherman County, upon a
Dick Rickman, Jr /
Earl Jones motored to Pendleton Sun- - judgment and order of sale in favor
Mack McKee,
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day and returned the same dar
of Elmer S- James and against Ever-
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J att P. Nunn, ct al., for 31500 00, with
Wm. Schilling,
Mro. Kpthryn Matheas of Boise, interest thereon at the rate of Eight
Herman Schilling
Idaho, is pending several dayb at the per cent per annum from the 22nd
Henry J. Patjens,
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K am . a S v L -
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Ifr« I day of November, 1928, until paid
All of Grass Valley, Oregon.
"er P**®*****} 1 31 m M)0 attorney's fees and. 339 4^
R. J. Caroner, Register.
costs and disbursements. I will sell at
the east door of the court house in
Moro. Oregon, on the 24th day of
June, 1982, at the hour of 2:00 o’-
STATE OF OREGON FOR SHER-
cleck p. m of said day at public auc-
MAN (
Wasco people
In the
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he attended and E. M. Hidden, of Ar­
lington another director, and W. 8.
Powell, of Moro also a director, spoke
favoring the proposal W Mr. Collins
that a committee bo appointed to
mart the railroad
tiv— in Port­
In the graduating class this year
land.
the following students stood at the
A. B. Robertson, manager of the top of their class: Paulen Kaseberg
Condon local and an old time groin valedictorian with anz average of
and wool shipper spoke heatedly fat b 94.7. Nyal Grady was salutatorian
few minutes about railroads and the with a four year average of 93-,7. An­
unfairness of their rates. : J. P. Yates other student with very close stand­
of Wasco, state representative and ing was Edward Grady with an aver- J
Republican nominee for the »tate age of 98 5. Two other students of
VIÍM, Mn. Kato JotoMon. Mn
senatorship, told farmers that lower high honors were Delmer A- Smith Flwk, Kh. Walter Madlar aat /aaa-
rates could be had if they were de­ with an average of 90.5 and Orion ette, Mr. rtkf Mro- Fraads Malier sind
manded by all of the farmers and said Wattenburg of an average of 90X
that the railroads would lower their
The Baccalaureate sermon for the
rote» when they considered it neces­
class of 1982 was given in the Chris­
sary and not before.
tian church last Sunday evening by
On a motion by A. B. Robertson it
Rev. N. Sherman Hawk who gave a
was decided to send a committee made
very good sermon. Special number»
up of one man from each local tn the
Mise Erma Ferrell of The ¿Dallos
k were given by Mrs. A. M. Huckin and
Cob—bis basin wheat country to.
spent
the week end with her parents.
Harland .Johnson.
Portland on June 6th to mart with the
F. R. Partner was a hacinaos visi­
railroad heads and explain to them
Mro. Mas MeDermid entertained the tor in Whico thia wook from Vancou-
the way of freight reductions on the
what the wheat growers exported 1» Wednesday evening. Three tables of
coming crop.
five hundred were in play and Mrs- I
An interesting short talk was made Harry Van Gilder won club prize and I
by Charles Stewart, secretary of the Mrs Minnie Dutton won guest prise. |
Farmers National and president of
Last Tuesday noon the Senior class I . J* R. Meseberg of Portland spent
the Weet Central Grain Corporation,
the week In Sherman county looking
one of the large regional» operating of Wasco High School was enterUin- after his farming interests.
under the marketing act. Jftr. Stew­ ed at the home of Mro. Loo with a
- Bishop and Mrs. Villiam P. Rem-
art is on a trip to the northwest and surprise birthday dinner given in
ington
of Pendleton and Rev. John
honor
of
Delmer
A.
Smith
by
Mrs.
camo up from. Portland with Mr.
Richardson
of The Dallea called at the
Arthur
Smith.
Mrs
W.
H.
Lee
and
Collins to be present at the meeting.
R.
O.
Scott
home Monday-
Mro-
Darby
J
Near
the
close
of
the
He said that the farm cooperatives
dinner two birthday cakes were I
were not government agencies but
Evelyn Spencer underwent a major
were private agencies formed by brought in and placed before Delmer operation Ct'The Dalle» hospital last
farmers for the handling of their own Smith and Nyal Gragy whose birth­
prodan That they wqra-MwOW day was also on the same day, both
boys being eighteen yean of age. Af- I C. I* Fridley was an over night
to borrow money from the govern­
guest at Thj Dalley Wednesday.
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ment did not make them government ter dinner the class presented Delmer
Mr. and Mrs B. H Grady and Nyal
agencies at all.
They are merely with a token of remembrance and ad­
borrowing government money when journed to the school building where and Edward were transacting busi­
needed and they are paying it back they began their final examinations- ness in The Dalles Thursday.
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with interest when duo or before the ’ Next Sunday evening at 8:00 />*-
The Mar|t Elizabeth class of the M
due date
clock there will be a union service at E church held their class party at
He cited the case of one elevator the Christian church The speaker of
the home of Mrs. Orville Yocum Wed-
company in Nebraska, his home state, the evening will be Dr- Foster R-
that was owned by 300 farmer». >In Stone, a widely known reform worker
May 1930 they bought 35000 worth of Everyone is invited to attend.
stock in the regional paying 3500
Sunday morning at the Methodist
church there will be in connection
with the services a special Boy Scout
Court of Honor. At this time Rev.
| Hawk, Scoutmaster of the local troop,
will receive his .ten year recognition
certificate as a scoutmaster and also
Capt- Scott will receive his five year
recognition pin for his work in con-
nection with the Boy Scouts- The
I Mero Troup is cordially invited to at­
tend thia Court of Honor-
Wasco
Dave Brown. Mrs. Selma Watkins
I and Mrs. Sarah Garland are attend-
I Ing the Rebekah Convention at Eu-
gene which is being held this week.
Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Johnson and I
family and Ray Barlow of Boardman
were Sunday visitors at the C- W* |
Johnson home.
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(S W-) corner of Section Four
(<) ‘Township One (1) North
Range Seventeen (17) East of
the Willamette Meridian;, thence.
North Throe Hundred six and
eight tenths (306.8) feet; thence
■Lt Six Hundred seven (607)
feet^ theaee South Thirty Three
Degree«. (83) East Throe Hun­
dred seventy (370) foot; thence
Wert Eight Hundred * Sixteen
(816) feet to the place of be- ,
‘ HUGH CHRISMAN,
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a. Short»•
Will give, you Wholesale Prices on
TIRES, TUBES
AND .BATTERIES
Special Price on Overhaul Jdb« on
Popular CtóÉ - -
. First ^Ciaaa OverHMúMng ÔH Gombine
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
All persons having claims against
the estate of EUsa J.‘Powell, deceas­
ed, are required to present them with
vouchers to the undersigned, at Moro
Oregon, within six months from the
date of the first publication of this
notice. The date of the first publi-
cation of this notice is May 5th, c umnffli i niunnuiuitui i iiiiiiiiHuiHiuiimUft i i'i i nriiiii i iiiii iiiiiiiii unH i n i H iiuJj
1982
W. 3 Powell „
Executor
Frank G. Dick, Attorney.
The Dalles, Oregon
B ank of C ommerce
. WASCO, OREGON
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
NOTICE is hereby given that Julius
H. L- Ruhberg, of Grass Valley, Ore­
gon, who on October 25, 1926. made
Homestead Entry under the Act Dec.
S a EE - CONSERVATIVE
COURTEOUS
DEPENDABLE BANKING SERVICE
Uberai Interest Paid on Time Deposits
Spend Your Money With
Sherman County Merchants
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Tires, Tubes and Batteries
GRAIN, FEED, FLOUR, FARM IMPLE­
MENTS, IN VRANCE/
Crown Mills
We Can Sell You
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> As Cheap as Mail Order Houses,
¡Quality Considered
FLOUR
. Chevrolet Agency
Mrs. J. H Johnson was a dinner
guests at the C. W. Johnson home-
Job Work
Irately 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 i 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 you need any sort of
printing work done we
can do it for you satis­
factorily, speedily and at
moderate cost.
SHERMAN COUNTY* JOURNAL
Mr. and Mrs- Arthur Sargent and
Mary Jeannette and Miss Vivian
Trounce were Sunday dinner guests
I at the home of Mr. and Mro.M. S-
Hawk. *
Miss Emma Ellen Fortner has been
spending several days visiting with
friends. She formerly lived here.
NOTICE is hereby given that after |
June 1, automobile drivers will bo ar­
rested for parking within marked
lines near fire hydrants in Wasco.
Elwood McPherson. Fire Chief.
We Now Have
Implements
Oregon
Wasco
Sherman Garage& Machine Co
Wasco. Ore
FLMORROW.Sgr
Red & White Prices Are Lower
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W b R eservb T he R ight to L imit Q uantities
Mro. Nelson of HeHx, a sister of
Mrs Armsworthy is spending some
time at the Armsworthy homo.
From Ua And
Prbftt.
Miss Florence Armsworthy who
teaches at Ontario is visiting at the
homo of her paronta
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Coffee, 1 lb bags......................
3 for
Ivory Soap, medium ... .^................................
Camay Soap **•-*•••••............................... *.. • • • • 3 for
2 for
Blue and WhitaRipe OHVeA Pint Tins............
Mr. and Mro Geo. Updegraff spent
-Sunshine Nobi lity English Style Biscuits 1 lb ..
the week end in Portland.
1 Pkg White King Gran. Soap, Large Size )
Mr. and Mro- B. H- Grady spent
Sunday in Grass Valley as the guests I
1 Bar Mission Bell Toilet Soap Free
W. C. Harper was taken to The
Dalles hospital for treatment Mon-
of Mr* and Mro. A. R. Fortner.
William Clothier pretented a clans
in piano recital at the high school
Thursday night with the following
appearing: Pattie Yocum, Robert
Ftndl, Douglas Tad, James Man­
ning, Beryls Sheets. Geraldine Funk
and Myrtle Garland. Mo was assisted
by Mro. Hfickin and Tom Fraser of
Moro.
The Waseo Study Club had their
last meeting of the season at the home
of Mro. George Lamborn last Friday.
Mro. Proudfoot gave a short talk and
the Sophomore dart of the high
school directed by Miss Profit! pre­
sented two playiota. Voeal music was
given by Mro. Hoekin. Watkins, Jteyco
and Andrews and Mary Jeannette
Sargent gave a piano solo and a very
pleasant afternoon opent
‘ Mr^ Wayland Wold and children
vidted In Gram Valley this last week
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Capital and Surplus .
$60,000.00
MRS. B. E. HAILEY, Awt. Mgr
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NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
Bessie Holman, Executrix under the
will of Jane A. Maxwell, deceased,
has filed in the County Court of the
State of Oregon,for Sherman County
her final account as such Executrix
and that Monday, the 6th day of June,
1982, at the hour of 10 o'clock a. m.
at the County Court Room in the
Court House at Moro, Sherman
County, Oregon, has been fixed as the
time and place for the hearing of
objections to said account, if any
there be, and the settlement thereof.
BESSIE HOLMAN,
Executrix
Date of first publication, May 6, 1932
O’Cedar Polish, 12 .....................................................
Snowdrift, 8« lbs .....................................................
Wesson Oil, Quarts . ........ ...................................
S. O. S. Cleanser, 8 pad size.........................
Red and White. Wax Paper, Reg. 25c size, 125 ft
Red and White Diviled Meat 1-4#
Blu« and White Nor.'Sardines in Olive Oil 14s
a& M.— N E. Baked Beans, Lg<& Sizel
Choice 2 for
Red and White Brown Bread Lge. Size i
Red and White Salt, Plain dr Iodized 2 lb
19c
19c
27c
FOODS
ft. Milk Chick
MILL RUN per sack. ........
SHORTS per sack
ROLLED WHEAT per sack.
JLAYMORE MASH per s^ck.
OYSTER SHELL per sack
CALF MEAL
ALFALFA MEAL .....
BRAN............
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ECG PRODUCER................
SCRATCH FEED.;.....,.
1.00
2.10
2.00
1.20
1.25
1.35
2.80
1^0
SALT
y, GROUND, 50 lb. S»ck.............. “...................... 60c
BLOCK, PLAIN, 50 lb.:........................ .. .............. 65c
BLOCK, SULPHURIZED, 50 lb............................. 70c
SULPHURIZED BLOCK 5 lb 15 cents, 2 for 25c
Prices Subject to Change
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Sherman Cooperative Grain Growers
Wi&CO, OBBOON
WASCO. OREGON .