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About Sherman County journal. (Moro, Or.) 1931-current | View Entire Issue (Feb. 3, 1933)
THM »HEMMAN BOUNTY JOURNAL, MORO. OREGON FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 3, 1933, FAGR I Moro, Oregon Meets the 1st and 3rd Thursday evenings of each month. VlsitilMl members cordially jn- vited to meet with us Glen King. W. M. C. V. Belknap, Secy. in the Itoi for nutritive value and 1 all 2 cups of thin white sauce. Cpver since they are one of the cheapest with cracker crumbs, and bake un- and most filling of the starchy foods til the crumbs are brown. Propor- these are'additional reasons for their tions of white sauce are: 1 table popularity. spoon flour, 1 tablespoon butter, one Potatoes, as do all starchy foods, fourth teaspoon salt, and one eighth combine excellently with dairy pro- , ducts. In fact, milk does more ^to ' teaspoon pepper and 1 and one half make up for deficiencies in the potato cupe milk. TOPNOTCHERS Bethlehem Chapter No. 7801. S. Moro, Oregon communica- Regular _______ tions each 2nd and 4th Thursday evenings of each month. Mrs. Ola Ruggles, Worthy Matron Nana Barxee. Secretary. • A nutritious and easily made cake Any Man Can Be Editor contains hot mashed potato. This Most any man can be an editor. recipe is excellent when used as cup All the editor has to do is sit at his cakes desk six days a week, four weeks a Potato Chocolate Cake month and twelve months a year, and edit such stuff as this: “Mrs. One cup hot mashed potato, 1 and Jones, of Cactus Creek, let a can one fourth cup sugar, one fourth cup opener slip last week and cut her butter, one fourth cup milk, yolks of I two eggs, one fourth cup chopped in the pantry- While Harold Green ; For an, economical main dish, tiy walnuts, one fourth cup chopped was escorting Miss Violet Wise from escalloped potatoes with pork chops. rajging, one fourth cup flour, - 2 tea the church social last Saturday night It is made by paring and slicing raw spoons baking powder, one teaspoon a savage dog attacked them and bit potatoes enough to fill a baking dish. soda, 1 square melted chocolate, 1 Mr. Green on the public square. Mr.' Put the potatoes in the dish in layers teaspoon cinnamon, one half teaspoon Rang, I.-.,«,, while ------ harnessing a broncho with bits of butter, pepper, salt, and cloves and one fourth teaspoon salt. : last Saturday, ,, was kicked just south ofliis corn ”—Yarmouth Light. -***" crib. n a thin layer of cra'cker crumbs in be Add sdgar, eggs, butter and milk to cf^V- tween, until the dish is full. Pour over this sweet milk until it can be seen through the top layer. Bake slowly one hour, then place lean pork chops seasoned with salt and pepper on top, and bake another hour. Chdmpiofiô/i Age of Afíneteen Mo/o, Oregon Meets every Mondi evening in the I.U U hall. Transient ai visiting ' brother»« a cordially invited meet with u» William McKinney. N. ’ Joe Truitt, tn rotary. tiipio Reliecc» Lodge No. i • r _ Moro, Oregon ri Meets 2d and 4th Tues- lays of each month. Visiting members wel come. / Havie Brisbine, N- G. Ala Bull, SecreUry. CAUF. Another main dish is the combina tion of potatoes and eggs as given in the following recipe: /N W/MN/NG MS SECOND M77OML T/7ZE/WES ¿VESA7EP cochee of e & me , ms we - stosrwL frwaetPAovw in, Jiry ^Town Talk Wanted. Work horses, will pay cash. Phone or write Walter Far- gher, Dufur- >\ • REPAIRING RADIATOR * Chris Schalt* Post No. T1 Meets at Legion hall on 2nd and 4th Wednesday evenings of each month. Vernon Flatt. Commander. Giles L. French, Adjutant raisins find chocolate- Bake in two layers, or bake as cup cakes- . These cakes have the very excellent quality of coming out of the muffin pans easily. than any other food. The use of but ter and cheese with potatoes not only improves the flavor, but adds to the food value, as potatoes contain but little fat. In thinking of table use for the potato one usually thinks of baking, mashing, creaming, stuffng and frying, but these are not by any means the extent of their possibili- CANNON-BALL DRIVES More Ledge Nf. 113 I. O. O. F. the hot potato s. Sift all dry ingred- ients, and add to the first mixture. Mix well until smooth, then add nuts. Motor Reboring Oak Hill Potatoes High Pressure Greasing Four large boiled potatoes Two cups thin white sauce Six hard cooked eggs WN Me national DOUBLES General Repairing Ford Products UJltfv Cut boiled potatoes and eggs into one fourth inch slices. Place a layer C.WNU of potatoes in baking dish, sprinkle Sunday School \ 10:00 a- m. with salt and pepper. Cover with Fellowship Meeting 11:00 a. m. layer of egg, repeat, and pour pver Every body welcome KEire 6LEDAÍLU Wednesday afternoon to attend the end. During the last half there was funeral of Mrs. Hardin’s grandmother n0 doubt of a Moro victory at any Mrs- Minnie Thompson. v time- The final score stood 22 to 17. James Stewart was a victim of the Roy Kunsman accompanied by his ] Monday the Moro town team en- Baptist Church flu this week having contracted the wife and family were here for the countered the basket ball team of the (Grass Valleyk ailment while, aiding in the testing I Thompson funeral Wednesday after- st. Peters Athletic Club of The 10 a.m- ; Church School of cattle for tuberculosis- x * “ . _ Dalles on the home floor. The Moro noon* They came from Arlington. 11 a. m. Preaching team aided by their accurate passes Harold Ginn drove to Portland 6:30 p. m. B- Y. P. U. W. W. Belcher, the cheerful scout were victorious 49 to 37. Tuesday for a few days along the 7:30 p.~m. Preaching master fro this distrietveame through white ways of the big city. S. L. Boyce, Minister. The high school Honor Roll is ach- town Wednesday on his way to Bend. Mrs- Wily Knighten gave af birth The stories told about his hitch-hik- ¡eVed by having grades which will I _______ -_______ day dinner January 31 in honor of ing through his territory are all true average 1 or better for the previous I ■ her son. Wily Jr. and Mrs. A. A. he admits. । semester. r POTATO PLAYS NEW PART Dunlap, of Kent. Their birthdays fall Bud Moore was in this section of ( The Elementary and Primary Hon- j - The poUto h>g been caUed one on the same day- the county Wednesday with a feed Or Roll may be achieved by having , vegetable thUt can be successfully > eVery course .from soup Dr. E. R. Derflinger left Friday chopper in his car. Looks like spring a 2 plus average or better, providing umjzed is getting close. 1 the pupils attitude and citizenship are to nuts. This-reputation is a deserv morning after completing the test . . . w.w. ' not below a 2. ing one, for what other vegetable is ing of cattle in Sherman county. 'James Phillips, son in law of Han difference of 2 and one- used in such a variety of ways as Mrs. Charles Ruggles returned to Thompson, and his wife were here half points between the high school the potato? .The making of soups, school last week after taking a few to attend the funeral of Mrs. Phillips standard and the standard of the ele grandmother. They live in Portland- mentary and primary is due to two salads, meat dishes, cakes, pies and days off while getting married. bread are but a few of its possibi Charles Belshee drove to Portland classes of the lower grades, being in lities. Mr. and Mrs. Omer G. Sayrs drove The popularity of the potato is no to Portland Monday on a brief busi Wednesday afternoon with a few one room. High School Honor Roll. Dorothy doubt due to its mild flavor. For this hogs- ness trip. George Updegraff* may now be Fraser, Gordon Fraser, Maxine Hen reason too it is a good mixer and Mr and Mrs. L. V- Walton accom- richs, Anita Kenny, Dorothy McRae, combines well with other foods. Food panied by Garth Crowe, nephew of found “ Marjorie Nahouse, Melba Thoger- scientists have placed the potato high Mr«. Walton apent Sunday as the ternoons. He fortneriy apMt son, Doris Thompson. Flora Williams, quests of Mr. and Mr«. A. S. John- time in Waaco. Mary Pinkerton. son. I H. W. Dalby, of Portland, is visit- Grade School Honor Roll: Dorothy I inw horp this week at the R. J- Ginn FOR SALE—8head of good young in* here ~ Miller, Kenneth Searcy, Mary Kenny. Perchon and Belgian horses- AU I ome Dean Pinkerton, Audrey Baker, Lin broke. And 1000 sacks of soft Fed- Collis Moore s well has gone on the den Morsinger, Howard Conlee. Helen eration seed wheat- W. C. Helyer, “frit*" during this cold weather and Strong- 3t Kent, Ore. he has George Witter at the ranch to put it in working order. The men of the Community Club Grange will give a Moro logt rames to Kent, on Harlandvi« will give a Pot Luck dinner for all Tange hall Saturday | tbe £ent floor played Friday night. play at thei men of the community at 6:30 p. m. 1th at Admis- | Thc Moro tirll <ave the Kent nirhtPebn-nw..» .. 7:30. -------- next Friday evening February 3rd. eino will be 15 and 25 eenta. Prof. George R. Hyslop of the The city countil will meet in regu- g>me on the ice in the final quarter Oregon State College will be the lar session next Tuesday evening that | several well executed shots. Al speaker at the dinner. He has a being the first Tuesday in February. though the Moro passing was at message that will be of interest to FOR SALE—Feed Barley Sye W. times erratic they demonstrated a all men of the community. Every Haggerty. Kent, Ore- ?2t smooth working offence which will man in the community is invited to A c ousin of the two Flatt boys no doubt cause other county champ this pot luck dinner. Come join the is here from Michigan for a little ionship aspiring teams plenty of gang and have a good time. trouble before the season is over visit in the West. Allan A. McRea, minister. In a tough game that seemed more Marion McKee and family were in Goldendale Sunday visiting Marion’s like foot ball than basketball the Christian Science uncle who is a druggist in that city. Kent "boys team conquered Moro 24 to 18. The Moro players were un Subject: Love Miss Flora Williams is out of able to find the range of the Kent Subject: Spirit. school because of illness. basket so consequently they made but Golden Text: John 4:24. God is a Paul McCulloch and wife and E. J. a smg^l percentage of their shots- Spirit; and they that worship him Morton and wife attended the. show Moro meets the two Grass Valley must worship him in spirit and in here Wednesday \r5-T* teams Friday on the Moro floor. truth- Responsive Reading: I Corinthians Bill Cody has been confined to his Both Moro teams will no doubt be out bed for the biggest part of this week to revenge the defeats handed to 2>12; 12: 44t, 13. ’ and Clarence Huis has been weighing them earlier in the season at Grass Subject “The Test Between Spirit Valley. ' and testing cream at the station. ual Life and Death 0 Elmer Hansen accompanied by his wife and mother drove to Portland Sunday returning the same day. Mrs. Soren Hansen visited with her son Ovei at Wasco later in the week Mrs. J C. McKean. Mrs Roy BeL shee and Mrs Lewis Hastings, of Wasco, were in The Dalle Friday night to attend a shower held for Mrs. Roy Taylor. Mrs. Taylor was formerly Georgia McKean John Hardin and wife were here Moro again repeated its victory of several weeks ago over The Dalles. This time however it was by a small er score as the game was played on The Dalles floor The Dalle» aggre gation' began making their shots count in the first quarter and they soon were far ahead. During the second quarter the Moro players found themselves and began to over haul The Dalles. The half ended 15- 11 with The Dalles on the smaller Subject “We are His Workman ship** All are cordially invited to attend the church services and to make use of the reading room m the rear of the church building, which is open daily where all authorised Christian Science literatured may be read, borrowed or purchased- .................«»i mì ll inillllìj llll 1 CRAZY CRYSTALS Moro, Ore. ...................... .. ............................................... Dr. Butler DENTIST Ä Mineral Water Product Will make his regular trip to Moro, next week. February 6 to 11 , inclusive Postage Prepaid at Hotel Moro Moro Pharmacy Moro, Oregon Please Make Your Appointments Early ........................................... mu.............................. CHWSJIES A benefit card party is to be given FOR SALE OR TRADE—A 540 by the Moro Woman’s Club, Wed., egg incubator. One distellate burn February 8th at 8 p- m. in the Ma ing brooder. See V. H. Smith or sonic hall. 5F12- Moro. Community Presbyterian Church Admission will be 25c which in 10 a m. Sunday School cludes cards and lunch- 11 a- m. Morning Worship MORO SCHOOL NOTES There will be entertainment during 7:45 p. m- Evening Service the lunch period. Gordon Fraser, editor- Mens Community Club Dinner Pickett Motor.Co FEBRUARY SUN 12 19 26 MON 13 20 TUE 21 28 WED THU 8 15 22 16 23 FRI SAT 18 24 25 Information About the County, Schools Roads and Crops. ' t; News About the People You Know SHERMAN COUNTY JOURNAL f • Í
