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About Sherman County journal. (Moro, Or.) 1931-current | View Entire Issue (Sept. 22, 1933)
MMS «OKO, OKKOON. FRIDAY, SEPTEMBHR tt. IMS tjethllasf of the MF, firet’ party Wedn^é of 0|ive Rohtoon. Macnab, Vice-Presidegt; Maignrst Macnab, Secretary; lues Ttempeoa, Treasurer; Ida Mtem Reporter umts ten B ushel DUSHKU r* illioms 4.400 t iO 7//// ■■■111 too The first fim drill vt tha yang wag held Tuesday./* Tha hcfidteg Mh cleared in forty necond». Tte « m B? ixation of fire pnted will facflltel^V» drill immensely. work in music, combining the giri» of the upper grades »nd. the high séhboL It is her intention to dodslop a glee club, after som» prriimhNIT worx. «■a. i,, i, i—■— ,ven spent last week Mf. H. < JVhttg jpent at Hood River prith her parents. last wtok end at H imi M vu wife Mrs. , Mr- and Mrs- Bernis Guy spent a White*» motto#,, X few tears in The Dalles .Sunday and Mr. and Mm. H. B Hurt shopped visited with William Lamborn at the in Tha Dalbo Mondar r Dalles hospital Mr. and.Mrs. Sam Brock spent last Mte» Franse» Lytet of Fertland *Ths Altruistic Club of the Pythian week ip Hood iRiver and Cooks, Wn- was guest at the C. N.. Johnson Sisters met last Thursday with Mr®. Mr«. Kate Johnson returned from home last week. R. & McKean. The afternoon was Portland last Sunday where she had spent »owing on a quilt. Mrs- Akers »pent tte summer at the Lynn Michael terne. • town Mr. and Mrs. E. K. Barnes of Moiunoteb vitited Mr. andMmWaL ter Wgjntor last week Wasco The Biondike Community Club met with Mm S. P. Boice last Truiaday. Ormand Hilderbrand. Tracey Fields and Art Smith are deer hunting near Mrs. A. S. Porter returned Friday Monument. from Rickreall where he visited her The Tillicum bridge club had their daughter. business masting last Thursday* at t I Mm Wm. Reed to in Yakima for a Mrs. Hulls and elected Mrs- Manning president for tha ye»». Mm. Funk Mr. and Mrs. Eugen» McMillan of vice president and Mm> Fara Wilde Portland wäre guesto at tha BreraB secretary. < , J ' Watkins home last week end. Mrs. Clara Dear of Portland was' Mr. and Mra Wad» ««MW Po land spent the week end with Mfa a gueet at the Atwood home last Hull's parents and took their Afe week end. home after a visit yrith ’ his grand Mrs. M E. Phillips of Portland to James HowMI of Portland to visit ing at Wasco this week. Mm Clara Hall and son of Cama», p w/n »vpresentar.«» * "bte • »-or!-; will offer tm * <^»t farmer tor Ids wrest »how» Meara ’be tela- UoMhtp between »apply <«« » Since IMA when the wort» supp*:«» of wheat Prat became burdensome the prtee ha» been low for the mo»: part The picture» at the top of the »Slim (sbewe bv rb» at»«*» ) tee price <repw SviM— P«ru> MS «us» « wteat eOmlbisuaUe» M make the vrtcs asamr Wity. thr, X the pelai s*.whFb the return hv» a bwrbei m wheat will buy • Mdu k »idle iHi-m3*» tm* ” tar eaqugb pdraaced to »ho* de» •He* What »Hem be. OREGON Broadcloth Dresses rO^HteALTH MEAT DISHES The mam dieh of the meal i» us ually the most difficult for any house wife to plan. When in doubt as to what to serve for a famfly meal, a few slices of crisp, delicately browned bacon on each serving of quickly cooked cabbage, »quash, or swim chard which have been «reamed, mW» a tempting combination. Utilising left over bits ; of sour cream in meat is a delectable dis covery A deliciou» glase of brown ■our ¿roam is added when the meat is almost tendon. Ham baimd tn sour cream mixed with one teaspoon of mustard with each cup of eream used is a most savory dish- Some otter substantial main dishes made with meat are: Meat Souffle Four tablespoons butter Four tablespoons flour One and one half cups milk One-half teaspoon salt One and one-half cups chopped (not * ground) cold meat M m . Kenneth Woods. and bake in slew oven (800 degree») relatives in Portland and Sate». 1 Mabel Thomas Is visiting relatives 45 minute»; then remove cover and Outing Flannel * Earl Jones of Portland spent Sun at Klickatat this week. bake 20 minutes longer. day in Wasco. The committee of the Wasco Study Mr. and Mr«. Orville Burress, Alex Club will have a quilt erhibttiog at McIntyre and^Mrs. Hugh Walken the Library Festival. Any one rar-1 RUFUS X*« SCHOOL NOTES en» Best Prints will spend several days in Weston ing to exhibit their quilt please call I The Sophomore® are planning the visiti«« relative® Mrs- Bruce Grady. A prise will bel Freshmen initiation for Friday. Twpl- j uBrress and Mr. McIntyre will also given for the oldest quilt exHbitod- attend the Pendleton Round-Vp* Everyone i» asked to help put this Salt and pepper to taste. Form into' they will appear in "kid" clothing for Word was received Wednesday >f over. IrndleF Sweaters balls the size of a walnut and brown school Friday. The formal initiation in butter. Add two cups of thin sour to to be Friday night in the gym. A Pat O’Meara, R. O. Scott, Lee Dril Rayon & Wool 79c ea Odd Fellow Rebekah Home in cream and let simmer for 45 minutes, student party is to follow. ler, Jame» O’Meara and Judge Hen The Giri Scouts plan to have their 1 ortlan^ * Add a little more milk or cream as it dricks of Foesil are hunting in the cooks awayv There should be enough first meeting Wednesday to make Mr. and Mrs. Roy Atwood, Pt. a^p Blue mountain* this week. Fancy Sweater left to thicken for gravy. Add one plans for the year. Miss Duvall will Mra- Butler and Mrs. Hailey were Mrs. Margaret McKee and Rose Loose Sleeve 81 69 on of mushrooms bi owned in butter act as their leader. visitors in The Dalle® Sunday. mary Walker were in The Dalles a and enough flour and water to thick short time Friday evening. The Rufu» student body held its ] en. Pour the sauce over the meat Mrs. Bemis Guy »hopped in Hpleploof Hosiery first meeting Friday to elect officers Paulen Kaseberg left Friday for and nerve. ‘ Dalles last Wednesday. and discuss plan for ths year. The Eugene where he will again attend 79c a pair Baked Lamb Cutlets in milk foHowing o«0«m W»« b abated Bar-; Merritt Tuel and Gu» Peterson the University of Oregon. Two lbs lamb shoulder steak» ' Mrs. Arthur Sargent and Mary On» teaspoon »alt Jeanette shopped in TheDallss Fri- Oon-telf teaspoon white pepper One egg One cup toasted bread crumbs Four tsp oil or drippings Sth and Wa»hln«ta»ik»eeti One and one-half tablespoons flour Portland. Ora Two cups milk ,, Miss Fannie Weaver of Tigard eras I One tablespoon cold water ART RUDEEN. Ödmer visiting friends in Wasco Sunday. Bill Nesbit and Gu* Peterson fished I Biack pepper : ’ । Prepare a smooth white sauce of the butter, flour, milk, salt and pop per. Remove from fire and add the beaten egg yolks, stirring vigorously I to keep the sauce smooth a» velvet Return to fire and cook two minutes longer. Add the finely chopped meat and set aside to cool. When the meat mixture has cooled, fold incarsfully the «tiffly beaten egg whites. Turn the mass into a buttered baking dish and bake slowly for 40 minutes. Serve as soon as removed - from the oven with just a Httle nutmeg grated over th« top. Dutch Meat Balls / Grind One and a half pounds of Weeheble leather Cossack COATS 86. M Swede Cloth Jáchete »L4S Hardern&nn Hat» $3.50 Other Hets $1.50 to i os Weyenberg Boots High Tops $7.48 Mens Dress Shoes Brown or Black S4J5O Good Work Shoes New Perkins Hotel RATES! at Shearers bridge Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. L- E. Kaseberg spent I / Room with Bath, |2.00 and H-W .. Without Bath, 11.50 and $1.00 Permanent rates as low as 112.50 per month. b the week f relatives- end in Portland R. H. McKean with . Un. B. E. Hailey, Asst Mgr. f /. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Sawin are I in Spokane for a short time. I Mr. and Mrs. Everett Watkins and ; Retailers of Hasel Marie spent last Monday fa Hood River Mr. and Mrs. Berni« Guy visitors tn The Dalles Sunday. Crown Mills FLOUR ware G. T. Andrews who was confined to his home last week with a severe cold to able to bo about again* GRAIN, FEED, INSURANCE flour Mr. and Mrs- Vivian Rust of Quinton were in Wasco visiting Sun- Within the next month or two the allot ments o£ the members of the Sherman county wheat control association Will be published in this paper. Everybody will want to see them Everybody will want to keep them for a per CcrvuUto—Ono of Oregon*» most widely known historians, author« and educators, Dr. John B. Horner of Oregon State college, died suddenly at his homo hero Thursday. Septem ber 4L Hto (tenth was caused by a teort Utek of which Item W no hint tte night before. Dr. Horner was aged 77 yean, 42 years of hto life having been spent on tte staff of Oregon State college most of tte time as head of the his tory department. He was an author ity on Oregon history and author of a widely used text on the subject. Much of tte historic and prehistoric lose of tte state to tte result of hto mesarch which he continued to the time of his death After retiring from active teachfag a year ago, Dr. Horner devoted most at hto time to reorganizing and mov- Men Suede.CoaM , Cogsack Style 87-50 manent reference. Thia i* only one of . the item»« of useful InformnUonaeoutAhB oounty that will appear in the Sherman County Journal within the year. The only way to be completely end ade- quote!y informed about the county in which yen lire is to become, a regular the Sherman County Mrs. Ormand Hilderbrand and Mrs- Paul McCulloch and Dorts were shopping in The Dalles Tuesdays Oregon Wasco Mrs. Estrelle Hailey spent several day* in Portland on basin«»» last Mrs. W. H. Bufrees and Rita spent several days at Albany last week visiting relatives. Mrs. John Sampson of Portland i» visiting in Wasco- A number of friends and neigh bors went to the Sdhwendel home Saturday night to charivari Mr. and Mr«. Merle,Miller who were married the first of la»t week. Cards were the diversion of th® evening- The W. C. T. U. met last Wednes day at the home of Mrs. Walter Warner- The Tweed ay Study Club held their first meeting of the autumn at the home of Mrs- Ida Andrews. The Wasco Woman’s Study Club met Friday at the home of Mr®. Roy Atwood. WASCO MARKET RED 4 WHITE STORE Groceries—Meat«—F resh Fruits and Vegetables in Season. » 'M»* • PRICED CHEAPER Because of Co-operative Endeavor See Ut For------- STOCK and 8MOKBD SALT COPPER CARBONATE FIRE INSURANCE ' • POULTRY FEED FEED ROLLINO DAIRY FEED Wheat Bought— We provide Market Every Day, Sternum Cooperative Grain Growers WASCO. OREGON
