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About Sherman County journal. (Moro, Or.) 1931-current | View Entire Issue (Dec. 23, 1932)
THE SHERMAN COUNTY JOURNAL, MORO, OREGON, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 28, 1932 an attack of influenza and Mrs L. P« disbursements, and * which said exa execution and order of »ale, and in COURT Haven is taking her place in the local cution commands me to make sale compliance with the demands of Continued from page one. of all and singular the following des said writ, I wilL on Tuesday, the 3rd 8 04 high school. Belle A. Clothier, Chairman cribed real property situated in Sher day bf January, 1983» at the hour of A. T. Striker, Judge and mile- man County, State of Oregon, to-wit. ten o’clock in the forenoon of said NOTICE OF FINAL ÔETTIEMENT 925 day, and at the front door of the The Southeast Quarter of Sec- 804 Notice is hereby given that the un Maude U Scott. Clerk court house in Moro, Sherman Coun Three; the Northeast Quar- tion 804 dersigned, Perry B. Siscel, Executor Lydia E. Darby, Clerk ty, Oregon, sell at public auction, of the Northeast Quarter, ter 8.04 of the last will and testament of Ida M Everett, Clerk subjection to redemption, to the South Half of the North- the Emsley Siscel, deceased’ has filed his A. B. Potter. Rent of Klondike highest bidder for cash in hand, all east Quarter, and the EastHalf final report and account of his ad 5 00 election hall the right, title, interest and estate of the Southeast Quarter of Sec ministration thereof with the Clerk B F- Payne Work at Rutledge in and to the said real property which tion Ten; the Southwest Quarter of the County Court of Sherman 3-00 precinct said defendants’ or either of them, of Section Eleven! all in Town County , Oregon, and that by order canvassing L. H. Nahouse had on the 6th day of December, 1919, ship One South, Range Seven of the Judge of said Court, Saturday, 5 00 votes being the date on which the mort teen. East of the Willamette the 14th day of January, 1933’ at the Canvassing V. N. Freeman gage mentioned in safrl decree was Meridian, containing 520 acres- hour of ten o’clock a. m-, has been votes recorded, or since had in or to the Sherman County, State of Ore fixed as the time, and the County Mrs- Lenore M Huis Rent of above mentioned and described real gon- Together with all and sin Courthouse, in the City of Moro, Moro election hall 5-00 property, or any part thereof. gular the tenements, heredita Oregon, as the plac«’ for the hearing T. M. Garrett work on booths Dated this 80th day of November, ments and appurtenances there of said final report and account, and Grass Valley No 9 5.00 F unto belonging or in anywise ap 1932. objections thereto, if any there be, W. B Simmons work on booths, pertaining. HUGH CHRISMAN and the settlement and closing of said 40C Rufus, No- 1 Sheriff of Sherman County, Oregon. Now Therefore, by virtue of said 30.00 estate. Wm Shiel County charge Dated this 16th day of December, Mrs. L. M- Coats. County 15.00 1932- charge wttwwf f Perry B. Siscel. T D Hathaway County Charge 1500 Executor of the last will and tes tr Mrs. Peter Fleck, County charge 16 00 ament of Emsley Siscel’ deceased S- E. Eakin. Special relief George G. Updegraff, Attorney for 20.0' Jess Steel, Special relief Executor. Mrs- M- E Clark, Special relief 10-00 Last publication January 6, 1933. Emil Anderson, care of W. J. 20.00 Underhill. Special relief 1—Aerial view of the forest Are In the Santa Barbara national forest In California which threatened to destroy .75 J. K. Gill Co , Supt’s- supplies several towns. 2—President Hoover addressing the members of the national conference on welfare and relief mob NOTICE OF SHERIFF’S SALE OF Dilation on the White House lawn. 8—Virginia’s memorial to her war dead, at Richmond, which will be dedicated on Pac- Power & Light, Court house REAL PROPERTY October 15, when Its fine carillon of 60 bells will be heard f',r the fin>t time. light bill and election sup Notice is given that an execution plies 838 and order of sale has been issued out Geo. H. Wilcox. Coroner’s ex 1330 of the Circuit Court of the State of penses in Re: Williams With colleges out for the holidays ed the Bill Nesbit family last Sunday poration were in Wasco Wednesday Oregon for Sherman County, to me Chas- Everett, work on booths, and Thursday transacting business 5.00 alumni who visited during the past for dinner. directed and dated November 30th, Wasco No- 11 week were Willard Käseberg of the 1932, in a suit therein pending Mr- and Mrs- Free Crews and Mr. Geo- G- Updegraff. Dist. Attor The Tuesday Study Club held its University of Oregon, and Kenneth 8 10 wherein The Federal Land Bank of and Mrs. T L Fields and families ney’s expenses annual Christmas part/ at the home Fridley of Linfield- Mrs. Archie Gore Spokane, a corporation, was plaintiff’ were dinner guests at the G C- An Farmers Elevator & Supply Co., of Mrs- Augusta Huckin this week. also visited school one afternoon- and Bessie Axtell Belshee (formerly drews home last Saturday and cards Moro Precinct election sup Miss Elma Proffitt was absent from .70 Bessie Axtell) and W- R Belshee, The Junior Mamp Fire girls held was the diversion of the evening plies school on Monday and Mrs- L- P. wife and husband; Marie Axtell Troy a Christmas party at the home of Alva Stone, Predatory animal Friends of Mrs Frank Knox are 12 50 Haven, a former teacher of Wasco their guardian Lorraine Darby on (nee Marie Verdell Axtell) and Rol control sorry to hear of her mother’s serious high school, substituted for her Thursday night, and the smaller girls land Troy, wife and husband; Frank G. C Vintin, Stamps for Clerk’s illness* Two very fine Christmas trees, ■ met at the home of Mrs. Fred Fort- G. Dick; Sherman Electric Company, office .' „ ‘ Mrs. J. W. McCulloch of Portland nQr Wednesday night both touching the ceiling, have been a corporation; D. J. McLachlan and W- W. Knighten, Stamps for Supt’s spent several days as the guest of 21 50 erected in the auditorium and will Mollie McLachlan, husband and wife; office I Miss Jeanette Medler shopped in and Sherman County National Farm her son and family- soon be decorated with tinsel and John H. Wilts Co , Supplies for I The Dalles the last of the week 411 lights for the community Christmas Loan Association( a corporation; Bernard Elwood McPherson has been dis program Friday evening. These trees missed from the Mid-Columbia hos The Firemen gave a benefit card were defendants, and in which pro F D. Antrim- Sealer of Wts and 3.97 were donated by Wes Wilde and the 1 pital where he was having treatment party and dance at the Fraternity | ceeding a judgment was rendered Measures American Legion. The program will for a frozen hand- hall Wednesday the proceeds going to in favor of said plaintiff and against W Cst- Print. & Bind. Co. Elec- 10285 consist of the usual songs and reci-* the defendants Bessie Axtell Belshee the Library fund tion supplies Funeral services were held Sunday tations by the little folk, a one act Sherman County Journal Mr. and Mr». F. L- Lamborn and (formerly Bessie Axtell ) and Sher Christmas play. ‘‘The Dust of the for Robert Eakin who died suddenly man County National Farm Loan Supt’s printing $30.00 Mr. and Mrs- Bernis Guy and family on Tuesday at the home of his son j x x _ Road" a Christmas pageant, “ The County printing 6 60 „ „ _ . . . - w । were dinner guests at the L. P. Association, a corporation, in the sum S. E. Eakin east of Wasco. i „ v , Nativity ” with about twenty people Budget printing 67.50 Haven home Sunday the occasion be of $9934.58 with interest thereon Assessor’s printing 5.00 108 10 and last but not least the real Santa ing iVtx» the hiv-ihrlovr birthday anr anniversary of from the 25th day of November, 1982, J B Huddleson and sister Bessie ' inrv at the rate specced in said judg Claus will be here with treats for all. Joseph A Mee, J- of P fees in Huddleson of Lone Rock were visiting young Master Gaylord Guy- 4 80 Those taking part in the one act play ment; the further sum of $500.00 case State vs. Kinzey at the Ed Feldman home last Thurs tòis» Elma Proffit is at home with attorney fees and $21.70 costs and are out side the school and the cast Charles Everett. Fees in case day and Friday- 3.50 includes Max Williams, Belle Cloth State vs. Kinzey The Pythian Sisters will install Jurors in case of Oregon vs. Kinzey- | ier, LeRoy Belshee, H. D. Proudfoot, officers at their* first meeting night 1 50 and is being dircted by Miss Mary W. R Reid in January. 170 Fortner Harry Van Gilder ’ L50 1 The opening basket ball game of The Masque and Daggar club pre W D. Watkins 1 50 the 1932 season was played with sented three one act plays at the M. G Tuel 2 20 Maupin on the Wasco floor last Fri school auditorium last Wednesday- Hugh Walker 1.50 day, December 16th. Maupin emerge Those taking part were Arthur Spen- Ormand Hilderbrand State Industrial Accident Comm I ed victorius with a score of 38 to 28- cer, Robert Ferrell, Malcolm Guy, Contributions for Novem. 11.85 I The game was marked by ragged Harry Dean Proudfoot. John Johnson, 210 I playing by both teams but bad pass- May Jeanette Sargent, Augusta Huc City of Moro, c h water bill Pacific Tel. & Tel- Co., Total I ing stood out as a prominent factor kin. Cleone Walsh and Joy White- 18.65 I in the Warrior’s defeat. telephone bills . Mrs- Augusta Huckin and daughter, Witnesses in case Oregon vs. Kinzey-1 accompanied uy Leona and Belle W A Briggs I Clothier shopped in The Dalles Sat —i iwa * Mrs L. W. Rakes, 1 50 urday. I. F. Poreld 1 60 Mrs. Ed Dutton entertained the Wasco Co- Ind Farm, Care of Thursday afternoon bridge club and Patterson and supplies 41.25 Mrs Leo Watkins won high and Mrs. Geo. A Potter, mileage and tele The Saturday Nilht Dinner club McCafferty low scores for the after phone calls 8 951 was entertained by Mr- and Mrs. Ed noon. Kent I. O. O F Rent of election hall Kent No. 8- 10-00 | McKee and and three tables of bridge Mr. and Mrs. Ross Hilderbrand was played after dinner, with Mr and spent Sunday at the Chester Medler (May and November) Mrs. Bruce Grady winning high A- A- Dunlap, Phone calls for home. I score 7 35 year George Flagg of The Dalles was a Mrs. A. Lundy, County needy Mr. and Mrs- Arthur Sargent and Wasco visitor last Friday- 21.45 I daughter shopped in The Dalles last Special relief Frank Morrow transacted business W. F Jackson. Premium on court Saturday. Nineteen hundred thirty-two has not been as favorable, per in The Dalles last Friday house insurance policy No. The W C T. U. gave their annual 180 00 17124 Cliff Fridley and Mr. and Mrs. W- haps, as it could have been. May nineteen hundred thirty-three I hankerchief shower for the children’s Grange Fire Relief Association I farm home last Wednesday at the A. Spencer went to The Dalles last Prem on insurance on Guy be better. But better or worse we hope to have the privilege of Friday and Mr- Spencer consulted a 2.20 M E. parsonage- Due to the bad ton Est weather the attendance was poor but physician- serving your needs throughout the year. Charles R Ixigan, Partial pay a number of gifts were sent- Mr. and Mrs- Collis Moore of Moro 25.00 ment for auditing The Camp Fire girls gave a public attended the play in Wasco Wednes Harold D Eakin. Grading Coun 43.22 I ceremonial Thursday night at the day evening ! .1 ty Roads M E. church with Mrs. Fred Fortner A A. Schram of the state banking Wasco Bakery J. P. Yates in charge Eight new girls were taken department was here Monday on busi WASCO HIGH SCHOOL NOTES Confections—Bre,ad | Dry Goods—Boots^Shoes^ i into the circle and Miss Leona Cloth ness. By Mary Jeannette Sargent The three one act plays which were ier and Miss Loraine Darby are Jack Morton is home with the presented last Wednesday evening guardians for the year chicken pox. E. D. McKee Wasco Market , were well patronized and ninety four Mrs. Al Murchle and daughters Paulen Kaseberg is spending the adult tickets were sold Judging Mrs Claude Ballinger and Maxine all Drugs Sundries Groceries Meat holidays with his parents Mr- and from the response “In the Net” was of The Dalles and Mrs C. M. An Mrs- A C. Kaseberg the most popular of the three. Con drews were all dinner guests at the Miss Eita Huston has as her guest sidering the fact that all the charac G. C Andrews ranch last Sunday- Sherman Garage & Machine Shop Joseph A. Mee this week Mrs- Archie Gore of Out- ters with the exception of Guy were Mrs- Josie Underhill is spending Chevrolet Ca,rs look. Washington. Shoe Repair new members of the Masque and several days at The Dalles Daggar Club this drst appearance was Mrs. Earl Jones is spending <Té Margaret McKee shopped in The quite commendable Many favorable week in Portland with Mr. Jones- remarks were also heard regarding Dalles Saturday. R. H. McKean Roy Atwood H. E Hurt went to Canby last the new set of scenery. Mrs Dell Hull entertained mem week and returned with some houae- Grain—Fuel—Feed Groceries — Cured $ Fresh Meats With mere than forty percent of bers of the Tillicum club last Wed hold goods- high school students out of s.h>cl nesday with Mrs- Brock making high Andy Shearer was a Moro visitor this week it does not look like a mer score last week. ry Christmas for some Among those George -Hobson has moved his fam Mr and Mrs. Hugh White were who are absent are Robert Ferrell, ily into the house formerly occupied shopping in The Dalles Friday Leon Smith, Arthur VanGilder, Ches by the Clothier family ter Watkins, Joe Drinkard, Malcolm Mr and Mrs Walter Medler have Mr and Mrs- Grant Garland are in Guy, Evelyn Olson, Marie Olson. Rufus at the present tin# moved into town for the winter. Neri ne Patterson, Ted Proudfoot, Coach Manning has a severe cold The Frank Lamborn family ate Kenneth Wilde, Belle Clothier. Max this week and is staying at home. dinner at the John McDermid home Williams, Henry Richelderfer, Ar Walter Lehman and Dick Rice of the thur Spencer, Kathryn Johnson, and Iasi Tuesday Farmers National Warehouse Cor B H- Grady and family entertain- Melvin Walsh. Scenes and Persons in the Current News iw wwvr’rw G 911 er ru , a9Ke rri er a re wi Sherman Cooperative Grain Growers Oregon Wasco SEASONS Waôco GREETINGS A Right Merry Christmas And A Happy New Year To ourPatrons and Friends of the past year Wasco, Oregon ;
