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WASCO HIGH SCHOOL NOTES
By Mary Jeannett. Saryeat .
Kenneth Moorehouse has returned
to school this week after a wee
ebsence due to the chicken pox
An assembly was held* Monday
morning presided over by Melcm
Walsh student body president. Mat­
eo^ Guy stunt chairman, reported
that a stunt for the Moro game was
in the making.. Report made at the,
meeting showed that the Wasco gu >
volley bail season Is paying for
while boy. football is f.Umg behind
each game. Practical the entire
student body, planned to go to Moro
November 11.
The Masque and Dagger Club have
decided upon three one act plays to
be presented the week of December
«10. The committee making se.ee-
tion was Malcolm Guy. Robert Far­
rell, Mary Jeanette Sargent, Wini­
fred Fortner, and Cleone Walsh- Two
> medies and a little drama were
hosen- Practice will start on these
plays soon.
The Armistice Day game will mark
rlo-e of the 1932 foot ball season
and the boys will be given a two
weeks, rest before basket ball prac­
tice is begun- During this time the
activity period will be used for study
for those who wsh it and it will give
an opportunity for several of the
student clubs to meet and arrange
their winter program.
A new schedule for assemblies
presented each week by various
classes and organizations is being
made.
z The honor roll of the last six weeks
was: Grade Students. Catherine Frid­
ley Gertrude Hanson, Alberta Alley,
Dorothy Lamborn, Beryl Sheets, La*
velle Guy, Emma Lamborn, Robert
Nisbet, Gladys Stone, Lorin Winnett,
Patricia Yocum, MarionCrew s, Jack
Morton. Malcolm Richelderfer; high
school: Robert Ferrell, Geraldine
Funk, Ted Proudfoot, Augusta Huck-
in. Arthur Spencer, Winifred Fort­
ner. Mary Jeannette Sargent, Mignon
Wall.
The Wasco volley ball girls met
defeat Friday night when the Grass
Valley team defeated them with a
score of 27 to 31.
Scvc-d by Foresta
Gilead was never denuded of its for-
ests as was Judea, and, ns a conse­
quence, never fulled to receive mlns
and retain n.olxture. It Is today on«
of the pastoral1 beauty spots of the
earth. became It retained Its forests,
and did not leave Its rocky hills I d
drought nnd barrenness.
Wasco
COUNTY JOURN AL,
MORO, OREGON, FRIDA Y,NOVEMBER11, 1032
{ E. I> Morton ia in Ontario on busi-1
■Vednesday. Bridge was the diver- Wasce Monday visiting friends.
iion of the afternoon.
Mrs. Hildred Zell ^tertained the
Miss Norma Feldman and Mrs. Junior bridge club and guests at her . Dorothy Cramer returned last Mon­
Dick Schunke were hostesses to a home Friday afternoon. Three tables day from Oregon City where she
number of friends last Saturday of bridge played and Mrs. Ormand visited Ms. Leelie Blakely for sev-
Miss Jeanette Medler was the honor Hilderbrend made high score for the eral days.
guest.
club and Ms. Hugh White for guests.
Mr. and Mrs. Ross Hilderbrand of
Mrs- Andrew Shearer returned
Mrs. Hugh White was in Hormis- Ths Dalles were guests of Mr, and
from Portland Saturday where she ton last week end on business.
Mrs- Chester Medler last Sunday.
spent some time receiving medical
Mr. and Mrs. Afton McIntyre and
Joe Brooks is able to be back at
attention.
Mrs. Hugh Walker spent the week school again after an attack of flu.
M. G. Tue] was a business visitor
end in Weston with relatives.
I m
j m
« m -
at Antelope and Shaniko last week.
1 Mr. and Mrs. Collis Moore of Moro
Mrs. C. J. Bright of Salem and visited in Wasco with friends Friday-
Mr and Mrs. Lewis Hastings had
Miss
Vivian Trounce and Wignon
as their guest Mrs. S. I. Hastings of
John Winters of Portland is vs¿t-
Wall were dinner guests of Mr- and his daughter and husband, Mr. and <
Battle Ground, Wash., last week.
Mr. and Mrs. A. E- Sawin were Mrs. Arthur Sargent Sunday.
Mrs. John McClure.
%
.
visited his sister Mrs. Vinton Wat-
and
Mrs-
Albert
Käseberg wife and husband; and Sherman
County National Farm Tx>an Asso­
plan to go to Portland this week end
ciation,
a corporation, in the sum of
Mrs. Chester Medler and Mrs. Job and visit thjeir son.
$4002-18 with interest thereon from
Hilderbrand shopped in The Dalles
^UHCE OF .SHERIFF’S SALE 0
the 17th day of October, 1982f at the
Monday-
REAL PROPERTY
rate of eight per cent per annum;
Mrs. Vinton Watkins entertained
Notice is given that an execution the further 'sum of $260-00 attorney
a number of friends in honor of her
and order of sale has been issued out fees, and $24.10 costs and disburse­
husband’s birthday last Sunday eve-
of the Circuit Court of the State ments. and which said execution
ning-
of Oregon for Sherman County, to commands me to make sale of all
Frank Hogebone of Pasadena. Cal., me directed and dated October 18th, and singular the following described
is visiting at the home of Mrs. Re­ 1932 in a
suit therein pending real property situated in Sherman
becca Coryell.
wherein The Federal Land Bank of County, State of Oregon, to-wit:
The Northwest Quarter of the
Fred Pickett of Moro was in Was- Spokane, a corporation, was plaintiff
,
Southeast
Quarter,, the North
and
Betsy
G-
Maclnnes,
same
person
co on business last Monday.
half of the Southwest Quarter
as Betsy McInnes, and J uno than N.
The Klondike community club gave utaumnos ' baiue pel sun as Junaman
Section Twenty-eight, the North­
a ‘ party • last Thursday for Mrs. .uemnes, wue and nusuanu; J. B-
east Quarter of the Southeast
! W- S. Deaton at the home -of Mrs. ¿turion, unu onerui«d cuun.y'JNauun-
Quarter
Section Twenty-nine, the
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Sawin
Mr. and Mrs. D. S. Young and Mr.
Floyd Loomia of Forest Grove is Gasson. The bride received a num- «trurm Buan Association, a corpora­
South
half
of ■ the Northeast
last Week from their home in Spo­ and Mrs- Grover Slusher of Dufur spending some time at the Bob Me- l>er
n*c« gifts.
. .Quarter and the North Half of
tion,
weiu
ueiendunts,
and
in
wmen
kane.
were guests of Mr. and Mrs. George Pherson home.
thé Southeast Quarter of Section
The Rebekah lodge members .erv- proceeding a judgment'was repuoreu
'
1__ U
• Mrs Mary Dunlap returned to her Lamborn Sunday.
Thirty-three, all in Township
said plaintiff and
Mrs. Eliza Dingle had an oil bur- •d lunch to quite a number on elec­ •n lavur
ome in Portland Sunday after
Four South of Range Eighteen,
tion
day.
Mr. and Mrs. B. A. Grady and fam­ ner installed in her furnace last
againsi me ueienuants Betsy G.
spending some time with her daugh<r ily of The Dalles were dinner guests
East
of the Willamette Meridian,
week.
Rev. and Mrs- Walter Warner went luacmucs, sume persun as Betsy
ter and family Mr. and Mrs. Ed Mc­ at the Grady home Sunday.
containing
320 acres, Sherman
xucrniKs, ana Jonaman N- Macinne?,
• Harry Richelderfer, Mrs. Leo Wát- to Portland Thursday for a short
County, State of Oregon.
Kee.
same
person
as
Jonathan
McInnes,
R. O- Scott, Chas. Golliher, Gus kins and son and Mr. and Mrs. Bob visit and to transact business. ’
Together with alt and singular
The Ladies Aid of the M. E. church
Peterson and Ernie Wells are paint­ Evans were Sunday guests of Mr.
. .the tenements, hereditaments
had a dough nut sale and party at
ing the Cottonwood bridge over the and Mrs. Archie Gosson.
and appurtenances thereunto be­
the parsonage last Thursday after­ John Day this week.
longing or in anywise appertain­
La Roy Chapman of The Dallas
noon. A large number of doughnuts
ing.
were sold. Games were played and
Now Therefore, by virtue of said
a social time had after which refresh-
execution and order of sale, and in
mnts were served.
WAbCO, OREGON
compliance with the demands of said
Harry Proudfoot and Herbert Root
writ, and for the purpose of satis­
e R eserve T hi ? R ight to L imit Q uantities
transacted business in The Dalles
fying the judgment aforesaid, and
SPECIALS FOR NOVEMBER 12 and 14 .
Thursday.
accruing costs, I wiE. on Tuesday,
.1 . l AÄ
he 22nd day of November, 1932, at
The W. C- T. U. met Wednesday
rìer
5Ic..g
th west product).. . 19 for
the hour of ten o’clock in the fore­
at the home of Mrs. Jessie Amos.
hite Fey : iuxd Pineapple, 2 l»2g)
Because we buy in quantities,
are sell­
noon of said day, ari at th? f-
Mr. and Mrs. George Wilde and
1
can
door of the qpurthourc in Moro Shu­
Pun
:.
ji
,2
12
s
k
(
ing for tne benefit of the iarnm-8 them-
daughter were dinner guests of Mr.
man County, Oregon sell at
selves. W e have the following low prices
6 cans ' “
Canned Soup, any variety....
and Mrs. Art Smith Sunday.
auction. suhteet i o
for
feeds;
the highest bidder for oash in han ’
Aspaiaglis Tips, picnic sz. ¥
R. H. Lane and Mrs- Golda Leath-
all
the right, title I 'crest and es­
ers of Lexington were guests at the
2
tate
in and to the stid real wyta
Grady
'
home of Mr. and Mrs. B. H.
which
said defendants or eHhci; *
5 cans
last Friday.
Golden’S*eet Corn
them, had on the Slit day of-A
Green & \\ bite Cut String Beans, 2s
Bill Nesbin was in The Dalles '
1921, being the dbte on whi'd'
Your choice
transacting business Saturday. -
*
Golden Sweet Corn, 2s
mortgage men.ioned in said dr^ee
High Grade Quality
Mrs. Estrelle Hailey spent Sunday
‘ Sweetpeas, 2g i .
5 cans for 5|c K’was recorded, Ar sin? ■ had Ji n- t^
Patent
■ , the above -mentioned and deF<’r'b'• ’
in Portland with her father,
Blue C l
Tomatoes, Turte 2 1 2s
- j real property Ar ¿ny art thereof.
Mrs- Elizabeth Fuller was called
1 can Red & White Spinach, 2' l-2s
i । Dated this ifth dav of October, 1932.
to British Columbia the. first of the
1
“
“ soli J pack .Tomatoes, 2 l-2s
51c
HUQH CHRISMAN - • •
Per Barrel
week due to the death of her father. I
1 “
J ' Sheri if of Sherman County. Oregon
“ Fancy Sifted Peas, 2 1 2s -
Harry Van Gilder and Lee Dehler
Not sold in less than bbl.
6 cans -
“ Tcn:ato Juice, no. 1 t Ils..
notice to C reditors
were goose hunting last week.
lots
Rid and White Coffee
“Notice is hereby ■ 'ven that the
Th Sunday school board met at, the
4
cans
Red
¿i
White
Aiiik,
large
.size
j
undersigned
W* Superintendent of
parsonage of the M. E- church Mon­
Banks for- the S.ate if Oregon is in
day night at 7:30 and at 8:00 o’clock
10 cans Red ¿nd i Lite Milk, iarge size...
charge of the assets and affairs of
the Religious educational class met
Bank of Commerce. Wasco, Oregon,
1 pkg Red.and V* hite Pancake Flour. Ige. sz )
Mrs. Agusta Hue kin entertained a
for the purpose of liquidation. All
2 pkg
Wheat Cercai
number of friends at her home Fri­
persons who mey havq claims against
day afternoon in honor of Mrs. C. J.
. said bank are hereby notified to make
7 pkgs Red and V» hite Gelatine Dessert, Asgt’d Flavors 51c
Bright of Salem who has spent sev-
; legal pupof’ thereof by filing a duly
4 cans Blue & V. hite Ripe Olives, 9oz ..
.¿... 51c
Full Line of Dairy and Poultry Feeds
«*1 days in Wasco visiting friends.
verified elaim,^ ns by law provided,
8
pkgs
Redend
VJnte
?dâcan
ni,
Spaghetti
or
Noodles
with
the Deputy Superintendent of
51c
Mrs. James Laidlay of Salem is
|
Banks
in charge at the office of Bank
2
jars
Red
and
While
Mayonnaise,
pint
jar*
.........
.......
spending some time at the home of
49c
; of Commerce, on or before December
her mother Mrs- Frank Morrow.
|2L 1932.
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WASCO. OREGON
‘A.A.Schramm, -
-
Carl Hendricks of Fossil was in
Superintendent of Banks-**
Mr.
kins last week end.
■The Red & White Store
Still Selling Feed At
•Lower Price ;
SNOW AcvDIi
$ 16.00
FUH’R
-
$3.7ñ
BR AN
$16.00
SHORTS
Rolled Wheat
$18.00
$18.00
Sherman Cooperative Grain Growers
Led & White Prices Are Lower
Mrs. Frank Lamborn entertained
a number of friends at her home
RAIN IN SHERMAN COUNTY
C ontinued from page one.
what ajjeeided and delightful change
that would be for Sherman county.
But to speak further about that
rain. Saturday night there was a
downpour that was like the kind
that grandfather tells about. It
really just poured for awhile. Chil­
dren six years old had never seen,
or heard, it rain so unless they had
been in one of our little cloudbursts
in summer when we don’t want it.
bixty hundreths inches of rain fell
all at once.
Then election day it drilled and
dnxtled as if the very «kies were ud
°f an impending partin» of
don't hr
“ Civililed W’1'
don t believe m omen, that couldn’t
^P°"'b,e' Anyway it rainKi “I
t^n ,°f J" 1T* *nd from * ■»<>“-
Ure point of view the county ia
•ettmy rather pretty Juat now '
CELEBRATION
COUNTY OFFICERS
——'^ntinued from page one
the «or. of 411 d«
££ V h“ d“e C,n™
„7
H" majority in hie own
U.t Gil7"
900 *nd *lth0U«h h'
w« ? T "U”‘Jr by “»«t 80« he
« •» adjudged the Winner.
~~
Sever.! of th. office, of «h. county
ere not contest«« and for those
Office, the candidate, received the
following number, of votes:
for treesurer. M3; Upde-
vralf, for county attorney, 822; Vin-
tin, for county clerk. »43; Knighten,
«bool superintendent. »53; WiVox
coroner ««,; and AaUU {
-
•loner. 84«. R. P. FoilUr
, d
°f
ior dl'Wct one
Jo-Ph Me. fOr
, *-
Cmn for district three and R. A
^7 for diatrict four'without any
••nous contest
r
Ho»w s. Wali wa, ch<
county serveyer with 122
▼oteo.
were write in votes
WaH
not on the ticket
,
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Under Auspices of
CHRIS SCHULTZ POST-Âi
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PATRIOTIC PROGRAM AT TEN A. M
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I UU I UHLL Moro Huskies
SHOWS-Talkies- at 5 and 7.45 I- - -
DANCE ; After Shows.
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