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About Sherman County journal. (Moro, Or.) 1931-current | View Entire Issue (Nov. 25, 1932)
PAGE 4 Wasco Mr. and Mrs- OrvUe Burres and small daughter have moved to the Thornberry ranch for the winter. Mrs. Estrelle Hailey was elected on the board of directors of the In dependent Warehouse Co- to take the place made vacant by Earl Jones.. THE SHERMAN The budget committee of the city met last Monday night and drafted the budget for next year. The next meeting will be December 9. Mr. and Mrs- B. H. Grady spent Sunday with relatives in The Dalles- Douglas Tuel was with the chicken pox- reported sck Mrs. Francis Medler returned from The Dalles last Thursday with her infant son- A number of the friends of Mr. Mr. and Mr*- Coryell left last week and Mrs J- T Johnson had a pot to make their home near Vancouver. luck dinner at their home last Fri Mr. and Mris- Ed McKee and Mar day nght After diinner brdge was garet spent Thanksgiving in Portland played at 4 tables, with Mr. and Mrs- Frank Lamborn making high score with relatives. Geo- Hyslop of the Oregon State for the evening. College was a guest at the H- D. Mr- and Mrs. Paul McCulloch were Proudfoot home Sunday. guests of Mr. and Mrs- Collis Moore at Moro last Friday- * The Women’s Auxiliary of the Sherman Co-Operative Grain Grow ^r. and. Mrs. Walsh spent last ers will have a meeting at 2 o’clock week end at Mt. Vernon, , Oregon. December 10- All members are Miss lasbelle Fortne- of Grass urged to be present. The place of Valley was a guest of Winnefred the meeting will be given out later. Fortner last Sunday- Mrs. James W. Warner of Irrigon - Mr- and Mrs. McCafferty returned arrived in Wasco Wednesday for a last Sunday from Battleground visit at the home of her son Rev. and Wash-, where they visited relatives Mrs. Walter Warner. for two weeks. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Lamborn and R H. McKean was a business visi Mr. and Mrs- Harry Sawin were din tor in Pendleton last week. ner guests at the Bernis Guy home Misses June and Elda Eaton spent Thursday. several days at The Dalle§ last Mr. and Mrs. B. H. Grady and week. Naomi motored to The Dalles Wed Mrs. John Simpson of Portland and nesday and met Nyal and Edward Mrs- W. A Murchie of The Dalles who will spend the week end in Was were guests of Mrs- Esther Stanley co. The Grady* had a dinner Thurs-X day at Goldendale with Mr. Grady’s last week end. mother and sister- Word was received of the death of Miss Ritha Burress of Turner ar Mrs. Frank Knox’ sister at The Dal rived Wednesday to ppend Thanks les hospital Saturday- giving with her parents at Wasco. Fred Fortner is spending several The grade school children put on days in Portland on business^ a veryZ pleasing program at the Mr. and Mrs. Ercel Yocum left school hodse ‘’in keeping with the Wednesday for Ralston; Ore-t to Thanksgiving spirit on Wednesday make their home. afternoon. Songs, rectations and a The Mary Elizabeth class of the harmony band by the small grades, M- E. church gave their class party and Rev. Walter Warner gave a at the home'of Mrs. Bill Nesbit Wed appropriate talk. - nesday afternoon. Roll call was an swered with Bible verses and a paper Thanksgiving Service • on “Mary and Martha’’ given by Mrs- H D. Proudfoot Nirs- Patey of Bell The Thanksgiving service held at ingham was an out of town guest. the First Church of Chlrst, Scientist, Refreshments were served by Mes- Moro, was well attended. The service dames tRoyce, Mills and Nesbit and a opened with the singing of the Hymn social hour followd- “We Thank The Heavenly Father.” The ladies of the M E. church will The First Reader then read the have a doughnut sale next Wednes President’s Thanksgiving Prorlama- day, November 30. • * tion and a Scriptural selection from The Wasco Study Club met at the the Bible. Hotel Sherman Friday with Mes- The congregation was then re dames Hailey and Watkins as hosts quested to join in a rew moments of 1 A book review was given by Mrs- silent devotion, followed by the audi McKee and a paper on “Boycotting, ble repetition of the Lord’s Prayer and its relation to Civila;tion” by with it* spiritual interpretation as Mrs Hugh Walker. given in the Christian Science text Walter Lehman of the Farmer* book, “Science and Health with Key National Warehouse Corporation was to the Scriptures,” by Mary Baker Eddy. in Wasco Thursday on business- Hymn “Saw Ye My Savior" fol Mrs. John Royce spent the week lowed- end at Dufur with relatives- The subject of the Lesson-Sermon was “Thanksgiving.” the Gulden Text Bobby and Jerry Nesbit are home being from Psalms 69:30 “I will from school with chicken pox. praise the name of God with a song, Gene Hull is reported on the sick and will magnify him with Thanks- list this week giviing.” B. H- Grady transacted business in One of the Scriptural passages Grass Valley Thursday. contained in the Lesson-Sermon was John and Jack Mahoney and Rolla from the One Hundred Eighteenth and Francis Proudfoot all of Yak im* Psalm: “This is the day which the Lord hath made; we will rejoice and "Pent last week end with Mr. and be glad in it’’ Mr*. H. D. Proudfoot and family. One of the correjativd passages -L. J Lucas went to The Dalle, to- from the Christian Science textbook । ay where he received medical at was as follows, from page 3: “We tention plead for unmerited pardon and for ^Mr*. Richard Schunke spent last a liberal outpouring of benefaction*. week end ,t . 7^, Are we really grateful for the good already received? Then we shall relatives. avail ourselves of the blessings we have, and thus be fitted to receive ASSESSMENT ROLL more- Gratitude is much more than I a verbal expression of thanks. Ac- I (Continued from paye one) tion expresses more gratitude than I for . unit valuation of »23.39 speech” I thi. h'Ve/B<>re “tUe in °« county Following a solo brief testimonies I «». year 4>d they are worth morJ expressing gmtitudp for fruits of I healing, progress, and regeneration I were 3279 cattle and as the result of ths application if I this year the - assessor found 3986 The unit value was $23.86 last »» Christian Science were given by I members of the congregation- I and is now $20 15. The closing hymn was “When I Jesus our Great Master Came’’ after I value J i ' ” frora the which the First Reader read the I » aheen 1,0Weve'’- In 1931 Scientific Statement of Being from I * sheep was listed a* ___ »3-57 .nd in 1932 i, only ealli Zorth the Christian Science textbook and I « Hon a., UaV y^^ NOTICE TO CREDITORS “Notice is hereby given that the undersigned a* Superintendent of Bank* for the State of Oregon i* in charge of the asset* and affair* of Bank of Commerce, Wasco, Oregon, for the purpose of liquidation. All person* who may have claim* against said bank are hereby notified to make Thi* does not include th. .-i legal proof thereof by filing a duly verified claim, as by law provided, with the Deputy Superintendent of x;-,““ - Banks in charge at the office of Bank* of Commerce, on or before December •■•«aed at $3.251 756 te thi anH u < in this county 21, 1932. f tion Ln Probable thdr valua tion will remain much the # “A.A.Schramm, thi. year- * tor Superintendent of Banks.** MORO, OREGON, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 25, 1982. the correlative Scripture according' tp bo Stephens -theme and Hyslop will I John 8:1*3: The benediction fol- tell of propose 1 < under consideration lowed concluding the service in connection with new wheat grades, inspection methods and warehousing. Committees will meet at 4 p m. WASCO HIGH SCHOOL NOTES By Mary Jeannette Sargent The annual banquet will be held at With the close of football season 7 o’clock Frday evening with A. B. the Warrior* are this week taking Robertson, toastmaster, and Hon. a much needed rest and basketball W. M. Pierce of La Grand, special suit* will be issued next Monday. The speaker. W. A Schoenfeld, dean and Warrior* schedule is about complet director Oregon Sta.e college and ed which includes two game* with experiment sta ions, will speak at every high school in the county and 8:80 on “Research Work in .the So outside games wiith Dufur, Maupin. lution of Agricultural Problems-’’ Hood River and The Dalles- For the Saturday .morning, December 2, present time practice will be held session will open at 8:30 with com only every other day. mittee meeting . . A- R- Shumway, The high school alumini were loan president North Pacific Grain Gowers, ed the use of the high school football will «peak at 10 on “Cooperative equipment at a special student meet Marketing of Wheat in the North West. At 10.40 A. B. Robertson, ing last week. The alumini^.plan ning a game with Moro Thanksgiv secretary-treasurer Portland branch will tell of crop production loans un ing Day- der the Regional Agricultural Credit The Warriorettes voiley ball team corporation. *Progress in Columbia are undaunted by the numerous de I'River Transportation” will be. the feats and are enjoying the season, theme of John Wlthycombe, past nevertheless. With two more games league president, at 11- , Final com left on their schedule they are look mittee meetings will be held at 11.25 * ing forward to basketball season- The Election of officers at 1:15 Satur prospects are much brghter in that day afternoon and presentation of sport and their coach has had much reports with discussion beginning at more experience in playing the game. 1:45 will conclude the conference The girls’ prospects look good. work. Harry Dean Proudfoot, student treasurer, has postponed a summary of the finances of the football season CITY BUDGETS just past. Not a ^home game paid Continued from 'page one. expenses this year and the student * timated at $3600 which is a drop of body is still owing several schools $400 from last year, but the rates in this secton for games played. The have been cut during this year. The total amount actually spent for the total receipts for seven months un football season was $8992 and the der the old rate and five months of deficits incurred by the sport totals the new rates have been $3714. $32.47. The hearing will be held late in Miss Betty McCafferty has return December. ed tocher classes after a weeks ab Wasco is voting a budget wlucK sence which time she was visiting includes estimated expenditures of in the Willamette Valley. $81458 and receipts of $31(58 making Gene Hull has been out of school it necessary for them to raise an several days with a severe attack even $5000 by taxation- This budget of the Hu. also allows for the payment of some Douglas Tuel and Ann Lucas are of the bonds owed by the city and the’ remaining out of school with the interest on their total indebtedness. Wasco’s indebtedness is $47 000 chicken pox this week. They are allowing the same salaries The Wasco Warrlorettes were de- feated last Friday night at Kent by foi the ■ recorder and the treasurer but are cutting the marshall’s salary a score of 47 to 25.' bo$1200- - ' Earl T. Jones has resigned as treasurer of r Wasco and his place will CONDON MEETING be filled by appointment by the coun Continued from page one. cil until the first of the year when highway commission in present emer Mrs.| B Estrelle Hailey will (lake gency. “Promising Wheats Proved office having been elected ' at the in Eastern Oregon Experiments" will November election. NOTICE of ESTIMATED and PROPOSED TAX LEVY for SHERMAN COUNTY, OREGON, for YEAR 1933. Notice is hereby^given that on December 10, 1982, the Budget Committee of tho County of Sherman,Oregon, will be Tn regular session at the County Courthouse in Moro, Oregon, at the hour of 10 o’clock a. m. and any taxpayer of Sherman County, Oregon, will be heard in favor of or against the proposed tax levy as hereinafter itemized. - R. H. McKEAN Prepared in accordance with the provisions of Chapter 118 of the 1921 General Laws of Oregon as amen ded by Chapter 28 of the Session Laws of 1925, showing an estimate of the amounts of money required to be raised by taxation by Sherman County, Oregon, for the year 1933, to maintain each department of the County Government, County Office or County Officers, and for each improvement, the maintenance of each County building, structure or institution, and for the salary of each County officer or employee, and for tho improvement and maintenance of public highways, roads and bridges, and for other contemplated expenditures. Also showing the probable receipts of Sherman County, Oregon, fom sources other than direct taxation upon real and personal property for the year 1932; the approximate amount of the balance of the various- funds of Sherman County, Oregon, upon January 1, 1933, and th e amount of indebtedness of Sherman County, Oregon. Estimate of expenses during the pro posed appropriation for Coroner’s Fce^ and Expense* ............ Juror’s and Witness’• Fees . ...r... County Physician...................;............. County Health Officer.............. , .... Expenses.................... ............. Stock Inspector ............. . Commissioners’ Fees and Mileage .. Farm Implements 4^ ' L f ITC&OD _ ___ 9 Prices Further Reduced Cooperation makes it possible for us to sell I Shorts Mill Run Bran R. Wheat 75 sack $17.00 per ton 65 sack $15.00 per ton 50 sack $15.00 per ton 75sack $17.00 per ton Calf Meal Cracked Corn Scratch Feed Laymore Egg Mash Salt Half Ground 25 lb sack $1.10 1OO lb sa.'k $1.50 1OO lb Sack $1.40 1OO lb sack $2.00 125 lb sack $1.20 per ton $16.50 ' < _ . • ’ : : . . 1- ■ • . - COUNTY SCHOOLS Eighth Crude Examinations .., 4... School Library ........................... . School Children’s Industrial Fair . .» County ^Institute ......... ’... ............... Apportionment of $10 per capita County High School Tuition Fund f . •• 100.00 50.00 300-00 100-00 25.00 325.00 500.00 850.00 150.00 400.00 7500 1500.00 300.00 450 00 400.00 FLOUR Sherman Cooperative Grain Growers 75^00 50.00 300.00 100.00 25.00 30000 500-00 35.00 85.00 500.00 1 150.00 9000.00 ■M000.00 • Ï • - 1500-00 1500.00 JAIL Board for Prisoner’s ........... 300.00’ 200.00 ÉLECTIONS Judges and Clerks....................... .... Ballot.-, . ................................................ Ballot Boxes and registrations . ., Booths . L.................................... ... 600-00 230-00 100.00 50-00 500.00 100.00 100.00 5000 3500.00 3000-00 222.50 200.00 k lOQp-OO 150.00 25.00 50.00 ___ J :______ 804)0 150-00 . • ; . • * • , V. - 1 ROADS AND HIGHWAYS: Salary, Roadmaster and Laborers, ’ improvements, repairs..................... To complete Finnigan Road........... Repairing roads from floods of 1927-1928 ......................................... T Maintenance of Macadamized roads ..................................................... BRIDGE FUND: Bridges over ten foot ................ Market Road Tax ................................ County Machinery ................................ Service Car,— Truck........................ . I Sinking Fund for Retirement of Road Bonds.................. .K..... Interest on Bonds ...... .......................... | Grand Total .. .............. .. 4,... Income from other sources than tax ation : Approximate balance in Gen. Fund.. Income from* County Clerk’s Office Income from Sheriff’s Office ............... ’ .. ....__ t V- . . ----- - 700.00 - 90.00 * 50.00 250-00 -- ----- -—- ” - -- 100 0y 1000.00 100.00 5000’ 50.00 150.00 222.50 250.00 300.00 50.00 225 00 100-00 100.00 50.00’ 250.00 1250(1.00 5000-00 /I — _ ____ 5000.00 2500 20 00 nJ *”• 400.00 . 3000.00 40000.00 . 225.00 6000.00 18 357.50 • 11 ■ 120000.0 1 — . 8500.00 14000-00 2000.00 650^00 4000.ÜÔ . 1000.00 sr 3" 10 • 18000 00 10000 00 $227,634.50 18000 00 9220.00 $179 016.00 • 1000.00 1500.00 2000.00 1600.00 $225,134.50 25-00* 40.00 . 18000.00 5000.00 ». 400.00 2500 , ,2000.00 . 3000.0 ioooo 100.00 1200.00 100000 25.00 250Q * ■ 25.00 ♦ • LOO.OO 303.00. 120.00 120.00 ■ U 10000 '75.00 75.00 5000 75.00 ' 75.00 ' 50.00 50.00 . 50.00 . 50 00' 400.Æ 400.00 200.00 • 200.00 150.00 .; . ' 150-00 > - - 100 00 * 708.50 130.00 270,00' ' 50000 50000 500.00 90*00 '• 0M)O ’ 5Ò.0Ó 64000.00 ■ 830.00 50.00 3000.00 100.00 67750-00 $2500.00 ' 1100.00 200.00 -T— I 25.00 -4Û.00 7. L 975.00 ? 10000.00 25771.00 3500.00 1O6G.00 Total ....................\............................... Total Amount to be raised by taxation...................................... y . .73.10 500.00 40 00 7310.0 10000 00 - , 1500 00 ,800.00 . 50.00 ......Z MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS. 3000-00 Care of Poor*........... ............................. m Burial Expenses ................................... . ••.. loo.oo ’ — E Insane .......................... ....................... g Insane Examination and Expenses., ,25.00 ' , ' • 200-00 g Relief of Soldiers.................................. g Boys’ and Girls’ Aid Society........... ■S . p 120.00 g Louise Home ......................... ............... , ... , 75>(Wlb In | Waverly Baby Home............. 300.0Q, ■ Volunteers of America Home • 50.00* Widow’s Perfsions ................ . : J 400.00 DeMoss Memorial Park .;.................. Insurance Premiums in Court House Bureau of Biological Survey........... Sealer Weights and Measures........... Surveyor’s Fees and Expenses......... Auditing County Books ..................... Emergency Fund .................................. State of Oregon, Tax Levy.............. Premium on Officer Bonds ................... 3UJ.Uu 100.60 2500 30U.UU 500.00 e 76 20 500.00 75.00 7620.00 14000.00 .*. CIRCUIT COURT Witness’ and Juror’s Fees . Reporters Fees............... • • • Stationery :......... .................... Meals for Jurors .................. Baliff’s Fees v , Health Nurse 50.0 75.00 *50.00 30J.00 100-00 - 25.00 300.00 500.00 ' 300.00 150.00 400.00 5000 15UU.00 300.00 25000 ■ .1ÛJ.00 * . w— ‘ ' . — 1500-00 1020.00 200.00 10000 1800.00 1500.00 600.00 2^0-00 1800 00 600.00 * . 35.00 ----- 135-00 - 600.00 150.00 10000-00 16500,00 J ’ •COURT HOUSE EXPENSES nitor, fuel, light, water, t^le- phon? cental furniture, repairs, etc ........ . . ............i. ... ... Bonded Indebtedness of County First Publication ordered for: Second Publication ordered for: Date of hearing set for: WASCO. OREGON . ‘ . 1500.00 ~ 144000 300.00 100.00 • 1800.00 ; 1500-00 600.00 - 250.001 1800.00 * 700-00 300.00 , 350.00 150 00 400.00 i 75.00- 150Ó-00 . 300-00 450.00 1300.00 . J MITCHELL, LEWIS & STAYER CO. Wasco J ’ 450.00 100.00 1350.00 9OOOO 200.00 100.00 1530.00 1320.00 600.00 • 350.00 1530.00 400.00 450.00 125.00 1500.00 1020.00 20000 100.00 1800.00 1500-00 ’ - 600-00 . ' 250.00 1800.00 500-00 •- • 300-00 150-00 400.00 100.00 1500-00 800.00 350.00 400.00 45000 450.00 1933 1932 1931 1930, Jus tice...Court GRAIN, FEED, FLOUR, FARM IMPLE MENTS, IN URANCE. -, ’ . , County Judge’« Salary .... Judges Expenses ...... * County-Clerk’s Salary ... , Deputy Clerk’s Salary ... u Record Books and Blanka .... Incidental Expenses.................. Sheriff’s Salary .................... ’ Deputy Sheriff’s Salary .............. Traveling Expenses .................. Office Supplies and Incidentals Assessor’s Salary ............................ Deputy Assessor’s Salary ...... Appraisal Work......... ; . Rolls, Detail Sheets, Plats, Etc District Attorney • Treasurer’s Salary a Record Books and Incidentals ... County School Superintendent Salary Traveling Expenses ................. Incidental Expenses ......... ............. Office Work........................................ - COUNTY PAIR Maintenance . . Insurance . MRS. B. E.HAILEY, A^t. Mgr. Sperry FLOÜR Crown Mills . ITEMIZED STATEMENT " W I 69°»£ at a mere $3.87. Toul valuation, of all property in of the01"117 un<1,r th* Juri,dietion M y/’,eUW “ «i’-' « •tnce l,rt'.Ldr“P ’’ »¡»«.OOO •>nce 192» * ’’r°P ,2-W0 COUNTY JOURNAL» 18000. Oí» 1100 .' uo . 18000.00 900» .,00 $118.761 t-5 $111,125.63 1600.Q0 ' % . ’ 1600 00 325 00 $3600.00 $1600 00 $1925 90 $175,416.00 $117.161.95 $109,200.60 300,000.00 November 18, 1932. November 25, 1982. as December 10, 1932. Daued at Moro. Oregon, this 11th day of November, 1932. (Signed) Geo. A. Potter,' Chairman • A. A. Dunlap, Secretary. ' z . C-P- Axtell Fred Krusow J. M. Yocum O. L. Bel she
