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About Sherman County journal. (Moro, Or.) 1931-current | View Entire Issue (Dec. 9, 1932)
PAGK THE SHERMAN COUNTY JOURNAL X Saturday is the date set for the Moro, Oregon meeting of the county budget com Meets the 1st and 8rd Thursday evenings of mittee to hear the opinions of the each month. Visiting people on it. Any tax payer has the members cordially in privilege of moving to change it. vited to meet with us The next show to be given at the Hugh Chrisman, W- M« C. V. Belknap, Secy. Legion theatre is "So Big” from the well known book by Edna Ferber, the RathUham Chapter No. 78 O. E. S. author of “Cimarron.” DCUUC r Moro, Oregon. i Regular communica tions each 2nd and 4th Thursday evenings of each month, f Mrs. Irene Frator, Worthy Matron Nana Banee. Secretary. This is the kind of weather that makes the plummer and the fuel dealer look happy. MORO SCHOOL NOTES' Gordon Fraser, editor. The Moro and Grass Valley volley ball teams are tied for county cham Moro, Oregon Meets every Monday pionship' as a result of the game evening in the I.O.O.F nlayed last Friday at Grass Valley. hall. Transient . and visiting brothers ar*. The Grass Valley team proved Vic cordially invited to torious by a score of 33 to 24- An meet with us other game will be played Friday A. Douma, N. G. on the Wasco floor to decide The Joe Truitt, Secretary. championship. The game was well played and very close until near the Moro, Oregon end of the game when the Moro team Meets 2d and 4th Tues became disorganized and allowed the days of each month. Visiting members wel Gress Valley team to gain the de ciding points. come. Florence Johnson. N G. The debate teams of the Commer .ila Bull, Secretary. cial Geography class and the Social Problems class meet next Monday in ClrisSch.lt« Post No/71 a joint debate. This promises to, be very interesting the resolution being. Meets at Legion hall on 2nd and 4th Wednesday Athletics as they are conducted now are a detrement to the schools. Har evenings of each month. ry Ragsdale and Leora Peetz form W. T. Johnston, Commander. the affirmative side for the Geogra Vernon Flatt, Adjutant phy class and Grace Cothran and Grass Valley Lodge No. 181, Elmer Nelson form the negative side I. 0.0. F. meets every 2d and for the Social Problems class. t ‘ ... ..... $ 4th Thursday jvenings of the month in Moro’s first basket ball game will the '.Md Fellows hall. Sojourn ng be Friday December 16, with Golden- brothers are cordially invited. Vern McGowan. L. K. Smith dale on the home floor. N.G. Secy. The Moro football team suffered one of its two defeats of the season from the Goldandale football team so they will be out to avenge this defeat next Friday. W. H Ragsdale, L. L. Peetz, J. B. Adams. O- L. Belshee, W. S. PowMl, Dewey .Thompson., Harry Pinkerton and Tom Fraser drove *to Condon ” Thursday afternoon to get the choic Community Presbyterian Church est rooms at the “llotel de Sherman’’ Sunday School 10 a-m. a hostelry that had been especially set aside for the comfort of citizens Morning Worship Evening Service 7:45 p. m of this county. Clarence Morrison Subject "The Bread of Life. ” This took his truck loaded with the lug will be the regular Community church gage Communion Service. All Christians Greta Freeman returned to La of what ever name and creed are Grande Sunday after spendng three asked to share in our observance of weeks with her parents here while re this most sacred memorial of our covering from nn injury to her foot- Savour's death of the cross. Junior C. E. 3:80 p. m. Ray Hulse and family are prepar Subject “God’s Hedge Around Job.** ing to go to Hood River soon- They MEN’S DINNER DELAYED have been at the McKee ranch since The Community Church dinner the destruction of their home by fire sponsored by" the Mens Commtmity election night. * Club has been delayed one weekThe D. E. Stephens drove to Condon for new date is Decembr 16th at 6:30 the When. League meeting accom- p. m. Rev. R. A. Hutchinson of The paned by Claud Thompson. Thodore Dalles could not bo present for the Johnston, Mardn-.Melzer and Giles 9th. Now Hear Ye All the men of French- the community you are invited and Fred Pickett and Elmer Banee badly wanted at the Pot Luck dinner were in Portland the first of the week given by the Community Men on Dec returning Tuesday night with a load ember 16th Friday at 6:80 p. m- Also of garage equipment for the Pickett you are invited to bring your wive« an4 families along. ▲ good time is Motor Company garage. assured. Mr. Hutchinson has the Vernon Flatt, Neal Freeman and reputation of being a regular Irish Giles French were in The Dalles Mon wit, besides the Male Quartette has day evening visiting with fellow been trying to make Bartar Shop Legonnaires at the district con harmony. So we cordially invite all ference- */ men and their families to join the Richard Barnes made a trip to Mens Club Gang and bring a basket Portland the first of the week with of Pot Luck dinner. Ferrel Barr on a load of wheat- Mens Committee on Arangement. Allan A. Me Rea, minister. Several cases of infectious dis ^Town Talk ÇHTOŒS eases’ have been found around Moro. Bobbie Brisbine is reported to have the chicken pox and Billie McNeil is recovering from an attack of measles- R G- Cunleff and John Walker, school teachers, have moved to the Akers home from the hotel. J. R. Ginn is better again and may be at his accustomed place of busi ness if the weather is not too severe- Mrs. Serai Searcy is doing very well in the hospital in The Dalles and her complete recovery is expected. Vernon Flatt is taking over the milk route trips to Kent, Grass Val ley and Wasco after this week Mrs. Floyd Flatt was kept in bed by a case of Flu for a day or two the first of the week. The Moro Legion is planning a dance during the Christmas holidays It will be Wednesday night, Decem ber 28th Mrs- Ferrel Barr sprained her an kle last Friday night when she step ped in a hole at Gass Valley as the crowd were leaving the auditorium ' after the volley ball game. The valuation set by the state tax commission for the entire state is given M $1,037.794,463 28 This 4 if* " ■ * V Dr. Butler did not make his trip to Moro^on Wednesday due to ill- Christies Science Subject: God the Preserver of Man. Golden Text. Psalms: 2. As the mountains are round about Jerusalem, so the Lord is round about his peo ple from henceforth even for ever.. Responsive Reading: Psalms 40: 1-5, 8, 10« 11, 16. Responsive Reading: Job 86: 5, 23 24. 2«, 2», »0; 87. 14. 18, 28. Church services every morning at 11 o’clock and Wednesday evening at 8 o’clock. • » All are cordially invited to attenc the church services and to make use of the reading room an the rear of the church building, which is open daily where all authorised Christian Science literatured may be read, borrowed or purchased. |[ topnotchers OREGON FRIDAY, DECEMBER 9. 1932. by K et PRO' When you have something to sell or when you wish to buy something you don’t know where to finds ' " Let us send your message to all our readers throughout the county. • - — Classified Atb majrbe at a cost of accent at wor^\C0h in advance (stamps acceptable when writing) under thia special offer and you can toll the whole county* cheaper than you can etart your car to go to ' the neighbors. Haqorú Record zzt Oa ssic'Golf D uq I ji U.SM ' WxBPITISH OPEN 4 TIMES OPEN2TIMK 1914 1919 1921 1924 1926. 1929 WorvWESTtßN OPEN TIMES METROPOLITAN OPEN 3 TIMES I9IÖ 1919 - 1920 r J 1 CAPTAINED tí? WINNING RYDEß CUP * TEAM IQ20 .■Í WON INNUMERABLE WN CANADIAN OPEN 1921 Ip?/ 1916' “ 1^26 ZZV 1951 ' J CHAMPIONSHIPS’ oZLEKEß— MAÛNITUDE ; / GIFTS: C WNU Perfume Stationery Cigars . Toi'etries Kodaks Tree Decorations B cqs or Butterflies? the Balkins ,and germination is ir regular. Seeding^made satisfactory [ The __ ‘ front room _ of ____ the _____ home were progress in German^ and about the attractive|y decoded with large ______ ' k' | same acreage as last season has been beskets of flow^s in which' the seeded in France- Russian seedings guest^ gathered. — Ashland (Ky.) Anyone desiring to stand on the at the close of November were 5„000, Deify' Independent. u—A spot, —A geologically speaking, ---- • J Q00 in acfes less with oldest . »ere» than it»» last wim season msu jcobvi north central Oregon may be assuredI the largest decrease in Winter areas. J Emphasis On One of doing so by proceeding about 12 Droughty conditions continue -in At a two piano recital by Maier miles southeast of Madras almost to Southern sections of the country. an(j Patterson«1 a member of the au- the Jefferson county line where he Rains were beneficial to new wheat in dience remarked: “How beaiitifully will find several hundred acres that Northern African countries, but more they play together!” A complete line - all new “Yes especially Pattersqn, science has determined to ba a mere moisture is needed to insure satis- factory germination. Moisture is re- sewerd his neighbor. 150 million years old. This bit of information was gleaned ported insufficient in the Indian Pun-| 'The man I marry will have to from much of a great deal more eco jab. Rains were received hi Argen-' »' nomic importance contained in the tine wheat regions but were mostly be a hero." “Oh, surely you’re not as rough as recent published geologic map of too late to be helpful to the crop and North Central Oregon by Dr- Edwin irregular yields art Ttportod in the that?" * T. Hodge, professor of geolftgy at Western^ Southern, agd North Cen Oregon State college, which has just tral areas- Presentindieations are been printed and distributed from the for a smaller crop than was expected press at the University of Oregon earlier in the season. where Dr.*Hodge was Jocated w^le t The disturbed situation in the m b reflected wheat market this gathering material for the map. BUDGET COMMITTEE REPORT movement in The completed map covers the ter- | the »mallest won« usrww» ritory roughly bounded by the Cofam- y®*” World} qMpme|ts of Notice of the estimated expenses and xec0pts an^ the proposed tax levy for the City of Moro» Sherman County, bia river on the north, the Cascades wheat. including flour, during (lie Oregon, for the year 1933. on the west, the city of Bend on the four months period August through Notice is hereby given that in pursuance to a legislative act approved by the Governor February 13, 1921, that south, and the eastern boundaries of November, totaled around 195,000.000 on Tuesday, December 27, 1932. the Budget Committee of the City of Moro, Sherman County, Oregon, will'be in ses Jefferson and Gilliam counties op the bushels compared wjth 275/100.000 sion at the city hall at the hour.of 7:30 o'clock p. M. and that any tax payer of the City’of Moro will be heard in •«ponding east. The map represents an Ihves- bushels for the corrc-^ ------- period favOr of or against, the proposed tax levy as hereinafter itemised, hf these those ship .Iio.'---------- -------------- --------- - ----- £------------------------ tigation sponsored by private enter- | The bulk k if prise and assisted by the National M ln fal1 “«»ths. Research Council, requiring several WM from'Ndrth • AidlbrleaT''lVnhed GENERAL FUND Water Fund 4 360000 - years to complete- It is the largest States and Canadian overseas ship Licenses ... : • 25 00 18Ù.0Ó Recorder's Salary ...;— piece of geological mapping in the ments during the period totaled about 120.00 Treasurer ’ s Salary . — Total w .3 3625 00 127,000,000 bushels as against 125. state of Oregon and .covers the area 000 000 bushels last Fall. Argentine WATER FUND r '' which is considered the key to any 1200-00 Water Master’s Salary future detailed mapping of this exports since the first of August have Supplies .... 20000 totaled around 14,000.000 bushels state. Power — -------- —- 400 00 : compared with 26,000.000 bushels The purpose of a geological map. 600.00 New Equipment ......... according to Dr. Hodge, is to show last season and Austraflian shipments 4 •’ . MISCELLANEOUS ■ the kind, distribution and position of about 29,000,000 < bUsReM } as against Street Lighting _.... 600.00 the rocks of a given area- The rocks, 32,000,000 bushels through November Emergency - 378 00 according to their age, composition, last year. The short wheat crop in Total __________ ... 8678JX) association and position are divided the Danubian countries is reflected in Interest on Bonds ____ ... 3822.00 /¿I h/ » Î 0 «»4 Vl;~v H’’ï <» into formations. A study of the fac- very li<ht which have totaled Grand Total ................. Total amount to be raised ,by taxation.. -8. 8875.00 ton is fundamental, he explains, to IeM th*n 2.000,000 bushels whereas -------------------------- ;---------- rrr t ...------ • - ----------------------------- —---------- ------------------------------ a full understanding of the geological lftgt ,easo» from August 1 through J. E. Coleman, Chairman of the Budget Committed, . G- L. French, Secretary of the Budget Committee ‘ history and even the economic November over 25.000,^ bushels ’ Dated at Moto, Orégoir, November 22nd. 1932- Date set for the hearing on the Budget, 'Dec. 27th, 1932. possibilities of a region. Dr. Hodge were «Ported- • An export bounty, is now engaged in writng a report which is not now effective, stimulated ORIGINAL ESTIMATE AND ACCOUNTING SHEET covering these matters in detail and Rhipments last year. Russian ship menta thia Fall have been only .aboi^t based on his investigations. This original estimate is made in compliance with secton 231-A of the laws of 1921 and shows in parallel col The map ir drawn to large enough one-fifth a®, season and umns the* unit costs of the several services, materials and supplies for the three fiscal years next proceeding the scale eo that any point of interest have totaled slightly less than 1,- current year, the expenditures and the budget allowance for the first six months of the current year and the budget allowance for the year 1932- - ’ 1 ' can easily be located on it. It is 000,000 bushels printed in colors marking the various Estimated Expenditures Budget allow- geologic formations and has other expenditures for first six ance for first Detailed Expenditures For for the year months of six months of marks indicating structure It is ac Three Proceeding Years companied by a supplemental bulle 1932~ 1932 1933 1931 1930 1929 tin deecriptive of the area. GENERAL FUND: The map is not available for free 180.00 90.00 * A picture from a 90.00 Recorder’s Salary 180.00 $ 180 00 240.00 distribution but some extra copies are 60.00 Treasurers Salary 120 00 60-00 12000 $ 12000 180.00 available at a slight cost. Emergency 72-00 125.00 ' 378-00 book, famous; for 458.85 183-74 791.39 z % . WATER FIJNb; its ündèrêMÎÂding 1200-00 750.00 Water Master’s Salary 750.00 1500.00 150000 1500-00 Wheat Qi The World Equipment y Of human nature. 1200.00 1159.95 Repairs > > 995 00 3103.48 • 2039.82 3072C Reported Fair ^ower ‘ Oldest Spot in Oregon Found By Professor XMAS CARDS GRASS VALLEY PHARMACY Notice of Meeting and Report of Budget Committee for the . City of Moro, Oregon, for . the, year 1933 ESTIMATED RECEIPTS ------------------------- --------- “SO $IG” Th« Full Gospel Assembly Sunday Services Sunday school 10 s. m. Morning Fellowship 11 s. m. Evangelistic 7:45 p. m. MORO. BARBARA WHEAT: New crop prospects were an important factor in the areas in Kansas. Nebraska. QUnho- Wasco Methodist Church ularly in need of moisture and the W. R. Warner, minister. crop deteriorated during the week in many sections- The condition of Baptist Chareh Winter whept in the western third (Grass Valley) of Kansas was reported at only 86 per Church School 10 cent normal, with seme counties as Preaching low as 15 per cent An average con B Y. P. U.* 6:30 p. m. dition of 65 per cent is reported for Preaching 7:30 p. m. Central Kansas. In Europe, dry 3. L. Boyce, Minister weather prevailed tn many parte of STANWYCK : with a famous sup : porting casti At The Legion Theatre Dec. 14 th Wednesday MISCELLANEOUS: Street Lighting. Interest on Bonds Retirement of Bonds Auditorium City Hothi Account Street Fund /^Library 600.00 3822-00 • 405-48 31889 407.50 1725-00 1500-00 2OO4O 933.24 2578-26 • 212487 2445 1284.52 6924.57 550000 1407.59 70785 1192 C. 313C 06 146-7. 120/ $2881.07 - r 5852-50 7500.00 Totals 0 10993-70 $ 20063-09 I. Elva A. Bryant, do hereby certify that the above estimated expenditures for the year 1932 was prepared by ;• and that the expenditures and budget allowance for the first six months of the current year«.and the expen for the fiscal years proceeding the current year as shown above, have been compiled from the records in my cb and to the best of my knowledge and belief are true and correct copies thereof. Bonded Indebtedness of Moro, Oregon, this date: $63,700.00 • 1 I,* ' \ my Registered Warrants against City of Moro, this date £1431.04 City Rec- Subscribed befof«* me. a Notary Public, this 28th day of November. 1932. pires June 3. 1936. t G. L- French, My commission e A
