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About Sherman County journal. (Moro, Or.) 1931-current | View Entire Issue (June 9, 1933)
-___ i 1HE SHERMAN COUNTY JOURNAL, MORO, OREGON, FPHMY, JUNE 9 19&. Kaseberg & Darby , v » •• . I Graduate From Linfield i Portland Thursday where she visited grand master, will participate in the for several d8& undersigned has been appointed ex 54-100 Dollars ($3,395.54,) with in hcr daughters. Masonic contention in Portland next West Half of Easj Half (Wft of . .. , . ecutor of the last will and testament terest thereon from» May 16th- 1933. The members of the Epworth week. Mr- and Mrs. Wall and Mrs. . »ho American Legion < Auxilary E^) and Lots Three (3) and at; the rate of six per ’cent 16 per met Wednesday at the home of i'Mrs. Harry Proudfoot plan to leave Mon ( League had a' pionje Monday be- of Bflttar.a Q. Fulton, deceased- Four (4) and the Southeast All person having claims against cent) 1 yond liufur. Thci ■ were about 20 i.aud turther aum of : Frank Mornnv. day of next week. Mrs. Proudfoot Quarter of the Northwest Quar Rex Kaseberg,son of Mr. and M it . ¡ young people the crowd chaper the estate «f said deceased are noti Three Hundred Seven, 24400 Dollars u grand representative. t^(0E ’ 4 <>f NW>4) an,d the George _ Käseberg, - will graduate from Lee Dehlcr, M. G. Tuel and Doug- oned by Mr. and Mrs. Walter Warner fied to present the same with proper ($307.24$,with interest thereon from Northeast Quarter of the South Linfield college, McMinnville next iasj were fishing Tuesday at Warms Mr. and Mrs. Guy Pound -and son vouchers therefor at the office of May 15th, 1933, at the rate of eight west Quarter (NE ’4 of SW’4) Miss Vivian Trounce presented a Sunday nighty June 11, with a de- Springs. of The Dalles were in Wasco Friday Huntington* Wilson & Huntington, per cent (8 per cent) per annum; and of Section Four (4), Township number of her pupils in a piano re gree of bachelor of science in soc and attended the graduation elxer- 514 Porter Building, Portland, Ore Two Hundred Fifty and 00-100 Dol One (1) South of Range ¿igh- Mr». Ea iucKee relumed from cital Saturday, night at the M- E. iology and political science. ciOos 1 ‘ gon. within six months from the date lars ($250.00), vas attorney’s fetes, i ortland Tuesday night where she teen (18) East of the Willamette church. Arthur Spencer gave a sax- of the first publication of this notice. Denied the chance to make the together with costs of said suit taxed Mrs. Augusta Hue kin and daughter aphone solo. Meridian. 'best useof his natural athletic abil visited a~ ihe , Marshall home the C- F. Fulton, Executor. at $30.70, and the costs of and upon lust ten days. f were shöpping at The Dalles Thur- to satisfy the sum of Four Thousand ity by a motor accident in his fresh Date of first publication May 26, 1933 said writ. Mm Bruce Grady e ntertained a sday. Four Hundred Sixty-six and 85-100 man year, Kaseberg has nevertheless Date of last publication June 23, 1933 HUGH CHRISMAN NOTICE OF SHERIFF’S SALE contributed greatly to sports at Lin number of friends Tuesday at cards. Dollars ($4,466.85) , with interest Miss Retha Burres returned from sheriff of Sherman County- Oregon. field. His last two years he has lhe:e wcret5 table- and high score Turner Saturday where she has thereon from May 15th- 1933, at the NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, rate of six per cent (6 per cent) per served as assistant and as athletic was made by Mrs. Herbert Root taught school the past year. NOTICE OF SHERIFF’S SALE She That on Saturday, the 24th day of NOTICE OF SHERIFF’S SALE annum; and the further sum of One manager, respectively. He has par and lew ry Margaret McKee- NO. 2256 will spend the summer with her par- June, 1933 at l6 o’clock A. M of NO. 2257 Thousand One Hundred Seventy and ticipated considerably in intra-mur- M ’. and Mrc. Harry &aw.n ents, Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Burres said day, at the retidpnee or'L. S. In tho Circuit Court of the State 21-100 Dollars In The Circuit Court of tho State of ($1,170-21) with in- al sports and to some extent in var ip- Portland* last weekend. Mrs. A. C Harper wns an over- Hines in Wasco, ¿herman County, , of Oregbn for the County of Sherman Oregon for the County of Sherman. tercst thereon from May 15th, 1933, sity football and baseball. Mra. Anna Everett left last Thar- iught - at the Dalles Wednes Oregon, I will sell the chattel here THE OREGON - WASHINGTON His sophmore year he was a mem sday fur Milton where^&he wil THE OREGON - WASHINGTON at the rate of eight per cent (8 per inafter described to the highest bid day -T-r - " i JOINT STOCK LAND BANK OF JOINT STOCK. LAND cent) per annum, aud Three Hundred ber of the Order of the Old Oak and for a time- BANK OF der for cash to satisfy a lien for PORTLAND, OREGON, a corpora PORTLAND, OREGON, Dollars ($300.00) as attorney’s fete, this year has belonged to the stu Mrs. A. J. Butler entertained a »depasture: a corpora- Mi. and Miu. J. O. .Russel of Sal number of the younger set Thurs tion, Plaintiff, • together with costs of said suit taxed dent executive board. L. is a mem^ tion, Plaintiff 1 black mare, aged 4 or 5 years> em were visitors at Wasco thL lasc day in honor of her daughter, Mil ' vs, • at Twenty-two and 20-100 Dollars ter of Iota Omega Mu 1..... rnity. V» weight about 1050 pounds, with week. iuueel its formerly dred who was here from Colfax Wn. MARY ANN SCHADEWITZ, EDNA Ira Earl Fields, F. J. Kargl Trus- ($22.20,) and the cost of and upon - white strip in face, and speck principal of the Wasco * school. GENEVIEVE FRITTS J. SHELTON tee. William B. Ale Donald, ..Grace L. said writ Wayne Darby^ son of Mrs. There were twu tables' of bridge. led around flanks and between FRITTS- MARIE HENDRICKS, J. G. McDonald, Wasco Investment Com Darby, will graduate from Linfield ■ Hr “i i Art : Bargee «pent ‘ HUGH CHRISMAN hind legs. Miss Elaine Pasco of Portland HENDRICKS, OLIVER E, SCHADE- pany, a corporation, County of Sher college next Sunday night with Che last weekend in Portland with Mr. spenv several days last week as the Sheriff of Sherman County- Oregon. That said chattel is in my ppsstes- ! WIZ, ETHEL B. SCHADEWITZ, L. others of his class with a degree Barzce's lather whew has bem quite I guest of Mr. and Mrs. Bill Reid- fion by virtue of the foreclosure of 'V. SHADEWITZ. DORIS SCUADE- man, a Municipal Corporàtion of th« bachelor of science in history. ill lor some time. State of Oregon O. A. Carlson, Re *Mr. and Mrs. Chester Andrews a lien in favor of L. S. Hines and WITZ, BANK OF MORO, (ORE NOTICE OF SHERIFF’S SALE During his four years at Linfield ceiver of The First National Bank of Mr. and Mrs. C. II. Sundb, and VQ1 Albany spent the week end with Gordon Hall, co-partners, doing bu GON), and A. A. SCHRAMM, Super Darby has made an enviable recdrd On the 24th day of June, 1933, at " daughter and son and Ritha James Mr. Andrews parents. They atten siness under the- firm name of Hines intendent of Banks of the State of The Dalles, (Oregon,) Bank of Com ‘ in athletics. " He has earned four merce (at Wasco, Oregon,) a cor the hour of 10:00 o’clock, a- m. at the all of* Portland spent laii: Sunday at ded flie -graduation exercises Fiday and Hall; that the owner, or repu Oregon, Defendants, letters each in football and basket ted pw'ner. thereof is George F.l By virtue of the writ of execution poration, and A. A Schramm, Buper- front door of the Court House in the John Royce honwr night. ball and three letters in track. His intendent of Banks of the State of Moro, Sherman County, Oregon, I Harford. Mrs- Chester Medler and Mrs. sophmore year he was chosen all- Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Hastings and Dated at Moyo, Oregon, June 6 1933 । and order of sale duly issued out of Oregon in charge of liquidation of will sell at auction to the highest the Circuit Court of the State of Ore the Bank of Commerce (at Wasco- northwest center in basket ball Ormond Hilderbrand entertained the Mis. Susies Hastings, left Monday bidder for cash the following describ HUGH CHRISMAN, Sheiff. gon for the County of Sherman, on Oregon,) Defendants, This spring he broke the all-time Junior Bridge tlub and guests Sat for* Vancouver for a short visit. ed real property in Sherman County. Sherman County Oregon !«the 18th day of May, 1933, pursuant By virtue of the writ of execution and urday night at the Medler home. college record in the discu^ throw. 6-16 Oregon, to-witi. Dick Schunke > wtts a visitor in to a decree entered in said Court May qrder, of sale duly issued out of the Darby is a member of Iola Qm- There were 6 tables and Mrs.L. P. Por .¿and the first of the week. The Southeast Quarter of Sec 15th, 1933, in a -suit whergin The Circuit Court of the State of Oregon ega Mu fraternity. In this group Haven made high score for the lad- । tion Thirty-three and South Half Oregon-Washington Joint Stock Lan.I for the County of Sherman, on the^ Mrs William Hulioz of Portland as well as among others he has won ion and Lawrence Kaseberg for the' NOTICE TO CREDITORS of Sec ton Thirty-four, in Town Bank of Portland, Oregon, a curpora- 18|h day of May, 1933, pursuant to a host of friends and admirers be- men and MrS. Jack Bingham received «pent last week end with hoc par Notice is hereby given that the un-Itiön. ship One North, Range Eight- is plaintiff, and Mary Ann n decree entered in said court May the guest prize. . - ents, the Feldmgns.. - cause of his genial personality. dersigntH has* beta appointed Ad- * I Schadewitz, Edna Genevieve Fritts* 15th, 1933- in a suit wherein The • een. East of the Willamette Me Tho Rebekah lodge ~hud ¿heir ele ’Ihu Ever Faithful class of the minisiratrix for the estate of W.H. ridian; and the West half and J. Shelton Fritts,, Marie HeAdrick , Oregon-Washington Joint Stock Land ction Wednesday and those elected Christian Church had their class Lee, deceased. . J , - : Northeast Quarter of Section 4* G. Hendricks, Oliver E. Schade Bank of Portland, Oregon, a corpora- were: N. G. Fern Wilde.V. G- Selma pariy at the John McDermid home All persons having claims against witz, Ethel B. Schadbwitz. L. V. - Three; Northw’est ~ Quarter of L’on, is plaintiff, and Ira Earl Fields/ Watkins, Sec. Lena Brock and Treas. Saturday. It was a pot luck lunch the estate of skid deceased are not Section Ten and the Northeast । Schadewitz- Doris Schadewifz, Bank J- Kargl- Trustee. William R. Mr-- and limre ware 34. quests» Ipresejil ified to. present the sam® with pro-- Qna^toF^óf Sectíoñ FiVt¿en, of Moro fOhegon,) and A A Self- Dcnald. Grace L- McDonald, Wasco Mra Glen Crichton of The Dalles and a very good program was given per vouchers therefor to Mrs. Anna Robert and Edward Mills are re Township One South, Range M ramm, Superintendent of Banks of tho - . was a weekend visitor with’rMrs. ported ill with the flu. afternoon. This is the last meeting M. Lee at WaMo Oregon, within State of Oregon, are defendants, said Investmerit Company- a corporation, Eighteen East of the Willamette Augusta Huckin v un.il fall for this class. ix months of. the first ’ publication writ being directed to- me command County of Sherman, a Municipal Cor Meridian. Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Barnett of poration, of the State of Oregon- O. A. of this notice. Mrs. O. H. Ricn of Vancouver Frank Spencer was a Portland vis- Bigsrs wiU aUend the Bessions of the ing me to make sale, of the real prq - Carlson, Receiver of The First Na Said sale is made under execution Anna x M.^Lce, Administratrix efty hereinafter described 1 will on ... itor this week. grand lodge A. F. and A. 'M. and w^r a guest at the Louis Walsh ~ issued out of the Circuit Court of tional Bank o£ The Dalles (Oregon.) late of first publicat,on June »,1933 Saturday, the 24th day of June- 193.;, Mrs. C. S. Barbour )eft Friday for ^ran.1 chapter (' E S which are to home the last week. Date of last publication June 30,1933 at i0:00 o'clock, a. m., at the front Bank of Commerce (at Wasco, Ore the State of Oregon- för the County Portland to visit her husband be held in Portland next, week. Mrs. Edna Weedman of 'Redmond gon,) a corporation and A’. A. Sch of Sherman, to me. directed in the door of the Court House of Sherman ramm, Superintendent of Banks of case of Pacific Coast Joint Stock was a guest at the Potter home Mra. W. E. Tate returned from Hamer S. Wall, district deputy NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT County, in the City of Moro, State of Monday. Her small son will spend The State of Oregon in change of Land Bank of Portland, a corporàtion, ' NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that Oregon, offer for sale and proceed to liquidation of the Bank of Commerce vs. Bertha È. Sagawe. widow, John a par. of the summen with his the Trust Department of The First sell to the highest bidder for cash, in (at Wasco- Oregon,) are defendents, Patrick McDonald and Geneva Mc grandparent^- National Bank of The Dalles, Oregon, hand the following described real said writ being directed to me com Donald (now Geneva Alford) formerly * Mr, and Mrs. Hildred Zell were fi *‘T by O. A- 'Carlson, Receiver in charge, property- situate in Sherman County, manding me to ma£e sale of the real husband and wife- William Byron Mc Portland visitors this last week. * Administrator of the Estate of Wil State of Oregon, to-wit: property hereinafter described. I will Donald and Grace Lulu McDonald his • Mr. and Mrs- Art Schunke of liam H- Henrichs, deceased, has filed Nojth Half of the Northeast^ , on Saturday, the 24th day of June ' wife, H. ,W. Reed and Kathleen Mc- I Colfax spent several days last week ill tbe County Court of Wasco un ty- „ Quantr CN & of KE’Á U g I Bec TSSSx-JLLXOfi. o’clock, a~ m^. at th«- Donald Ree/L his wife. Bank of Com- I with Mr. .and Mrs. Tom Striker. State of Oregon, its Final Account door of the Court House of Sherman merce, a banking corporation. Insol tion Thirty-four (34); the-South S as such Administrator, and that Mon County in the City of Moro, State of vent by A. A. ^chramm. Superintend Half of the Northwest Quarter ‘Àrk. * Misses Mary Fortner and Thyra day, the 26th day of June, 1933, at Oregon, offer, for sale and proceed to ent of Banks of the State, of Oregon. I (S% of NW %-) and the North Fields entertained Wednesday night Refreshing, cooling, satisfying— readily with milk. A simple sugar ¿ior Mrs. James Dunn of Fossil. the hour of 10 a. mT, has been fixed fell to the highest bidder for cash in west Quarter ‘ of the Northwest First publication May 26th 1933. *hese are the qualities desiri! in syrup made by boiling 1 cup of su- There were four tables and high by said Qourc as the time* for hear hand the following described real1 Quarter (NW% of NW1/»); the HUGH CHRISMAN a summer beverage. As the weather S^r and one half cup of water for Score was made by Mrs. Lloyd Hen ing objections to said Report and set property, situate in Sherman County, Sheriff of Sherman County - Oregon. North Half of the Southwest tlement thereof.. State of Oregon, to-wit: ( Last publication June 23rd, 1933. gets warmer our appetites are of- ^vc minutes may be substituted. x Quarter (N^ of SW’4) and the nagin. First publication May 26- 1933. IL :eipés for chocolate milk shake ten on the wane and meals bav. a Southeast Quarter of the South Patrons of the Klondike school ’ TRUST DEPARTMENT OF THE west Quarter (SE’4 of SW%) tendency to dwindle into just a sha and three-in-one milje shake, which had a picnic at DeMoss park last FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF THE and Southwest Quarter of South- dow of their winterproportions. How are popular in most family circles Friday. A pleasant day was spent DALLES, OREGON,* • east Quarter KSW% of SEU)W ever our bodies require approximately are given below: by all present BY O.A. CARLSON, RECEIVER, Section Thirty-five (35) in Town the same food regardless of the wea Chocolate Milk Shakti ship Four (4) South of Range i Administrator. ther and milk must be given the same A large crowd attended the„ gr.j^d- Last publication June 16th, 1933. Ono half cup grated chocolate WASCO. OREGON Sixteen (16) East of the Willam prominent place in summer as in the uation exercises of the senior class One quarter cup cream ette Meridian, containing 360 1 winter. When you serve a drink Friday night at the school house- One quarter cup milk acres, more or less, with a milk foundation you provide Rev. Hutchinson of The Dalles, gave Offers NOTICE TO CREDITORS One tablespoon butter leal food value in the diet That is the? address^ Agus e Huck^a was to satisfy tho sum of Three Thou- One eighth teaspoon sclt Notice is hereby given that the sand Three Hundred Ninety-five and why cold milk drinks answer the pro- given the scholarship to Linfield col- These prices subject to market changes One half cup brown sugar lem of the summer beverage. Ibegc. Ono quarter cup granulated sugar Milk Chick Starter Few housewifes realize how sim Earl McKinney spent last weekrnd One half teaspoon vanilla Turkey Starter' ple it is to prepare milk drinks. (without yeast) ’ . Make a sauce by combining all of at Grass Valley. Plenty of cold milk, fruit juices, cho I The ingredients and cook slowly^tir- , Miss Louise 'Moretz of Klamath colate syrup or other flavorings a 100 lb sack $2.50 100 lb sack ring constantly for five minutes.Add Falls is visiting friends at Wasco few whips of the egg beater and vanilla and cool. For one serving of uhi» week- She is the guest of your milk shake is ready to serve. Chick Mash chocolate milk shake use 2 tablespo Mrs. Elizabeth Fuller. WASCO, OREGON A bit of whipped cream or a spoon ons cream andv% cup of milk. Com- Mrs. Bill Reid e ntertained a num ful of ice cream will give the milk bine 1QO lb sack $2.30 ingredients and thoroughly bl- ber of guests Saturday in honor of lOOlbäack $2 25 drink a party air and children will end. chill and servo. W e R eserve T he R ight to L imit Q uantities hd.- guest Miss Elaine )Pasco who be delighted to sip theirsthrough a Chick Scratch Three-In-One Milk Shake is from Portland. straw, on special occasions. Most Mill Run any of the summer menus which you Ono half cup orange juice A good , crowd attended the 8i,h 100 lb «ack $2.15 SPECIALS FOR JUNE 9 & 10, 1933 plan will be more attractive and well 80 lb sack 95c One quarter cup grapefruit juice grade exercises Thursday night' at balanced if a glass of milk or a milk or r pineapple juice the school house. A good program $22.00 per ton ’ Chick Developing shake is included. One tablespoon lemon jujee was given and those receiving their Red & White Sauer Kraut, 2 l-2s 2 or 19c The varities of milk drinks are as SCRATCH One eighth teaspoon salt diplomas were Catherine and David great as the supply of fruit juices Oyster Shell Three tablespoons honey Richelderfer, James Manning, Des Blue & White Y/G Peaches, 2 l-2s 2 for 27c ICOlbsnok v $2;O5 and flavorings in your kitchen. Any On eighth teaspoon almond extract sie Herring, Alberta Alley, Dorothy - - _/ r-—j—- ----- (wèstern) left-over fruit juices may. be used. Two cups milk Lamborn, Jean Wall, Gordon John- Palmolive Soap A drop of peppesmint added to a Scratch Feed Combine the fruit juices, add hon- son* Jamqs and I’hilip 0,’Mcara, 100 lb sack 95c chocolate milk shake is cooling and ey, flavoring and salt. Add to milk Mary Thomas, Naomi Grady and Wesson Oil, 1-2 Gal. tins 1Ó0 lb sack $1.95. refreshing- Honey is an excellent beat until nicely blended, chill and Glen VanGilder. (eastern) sweetening agent because it Wends serva. Yield. Three glasses. Red & White Orange Marmalade, 1 lb jaes. 100 lb sack $ J Mr. and Mrs. Tilbert Barnett were Cracked Corn in Portland last weekend. 9 E Wasco ** i H i -W áy /W OREGON DAIRY COUNCIL b Sherman Cooperative Grain Growers R. H. McKean I Mrs. B. E. Hailey, Asst. Mgr. Retailers of j S > "Crown Mül» FLOUR BEST PATENT ■ FLOUR GRAIN, FEED, INSURANCE WI I f CROWN MILLS 1 Mitchel, Lewis & Slaver Co. 3 utt- 7 Wasco Farm Implements Oregon Mrs. W. M Barnett returned from । Qregon City where she has spent some time with her daughter 2 for 27c Brown or Powdered Sugar.. 3 lb for 19c (leghorn) 10O 3 b Bacii $1.50 1100 lb sacku $1.10 C & H Pure Cane Sugar......... The P. N. G. club had a picnic at DeMoss park last Sunday. The city fire department ball club went to Lyle last Sunday for a game with that city. Joe Hilderbrand took the lx>ys over and Mrs. Hilderbrand and ‘Mrs. Bernis Guy accompanied them. . Brown Bread Red & White Wax Rolls 125 ft I I I I ‘j CouncirSandvvich Spread............. /......... 2 for 15c Red & White Macaroni, Spaghetti, Noodles 3 for 19c Coffee, 1 lb pkg ... Mr«. Leo Watkins and son, Mrs. Robert Evans and Henry Richelder- fer went to Fossil and attended the graduatting exoi\|is<& there. Mrx James Dunn returned with them. Blue & White Coffee, 1 lb pkg......... Bryant VanGilder and Mrs. Arthur Sarger.t (and Mary Jeanrttc lifd Thursday for Kelso to vrslt relatives Red & White Prices Are Lower 27c New Perkins Hotel BtK and Washington Street* Portland. Orc. M. NELSON, Owner . ART RUDEEN, ManHger RATES: Room with Bath, $2.00 imd $t 50 Without Bath, $1.50 and $1.00 Permanent rates as low as $T2.5O per month. AAA— Fireproof—Insured ’ FREK GARAGI:
