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About Sherman County journal. (Moro, Or.) 1931-current | View Entire Issue (Sept. 29, 1933)
TMM' «HERMAN COUNTY JOURNAL, at Grass Valley. MORO, URBGON, MR1DAX. BEFFEMBEK Ï9- 193Ó. The following Fri- w 1VUVW». HI-WAY/TOW m L JyADAR<MAVh|E OREGON ^QAIRY COUNCIL til tapioca b char, stirring frequent ly Ptpt yolk« add sugar, and qtit into tapioca mlxtAr*. ’Cook over hot water thrao mitute«,, stirring Slice ba- idd grated tapioca mix- beaten egg CONSIDER THE BANANA with whip- Th® possibility for using banana» minutes in a slow oven 275 to ROQ in everyday cookery are often over Five looked. Most bananas are just peal- moving the Bug bananas may be used in many hot with cream. . different from» and served to all Banana Cream Cake members of ths family- Baked, boiled, steamed or cooked Two thirds cup butter as fritters, bananas are very tasty. In One and one-half cups au|y salads or in desserts, with cream 1 Two e^gs i in custards and ice cream, they add One CW ma»he<| hanaims flavor and nourishment | Four tablespoons sour milk Like other fre»h fruits, bananas Two dips flour • should be used when hey a e ripe-Un- J One teaspoon soda '• til they are ripe the pulp i« most all One-half cup chopped walnut» starch and indigeetable. much an Cream butter; add sugar gr uncooked potato- They are ripe wh-n >nd brown spots begin to appear on the one at atim*- beating thoroujp^ a^« Ur each addition. Then add ms hed Plus being high in energy the bana bananas with sour unilk; »tir w«U na is a source of three vitamins, A, Fold in sifted dry ingredients and r and C. and becanuse of this can be bake in two layer« in hot oven 37s considered among the protective degrees F- 20 to 25'minutes. When cool, put together with sweetened foods. whipped cream. A rip* banana along with a sand wich and a glass of milk is a good Banana Orange Fluff school lunch- Some other ways of One and one-half cups milk using bananas are suggested in the One-half cup quick tapioca following receipes: Salt Baked Bananas Remove skins from bananas, allow ing one banana per parson- Cut bananas in halves lengthwise and pla ee in a baking dish. Dot with two ta blespoons butter sprinkle with one One-half cup sugar Three bananas One-half cup orange juice One cup whipping cream »Uw 4*^4 « “Microbe«, aal man. uxto b a practice whaler it was woman ap- apologized to give her herin herdf on the and you don’t live on my ; UIN jtat A pmspertive purchaser was look- ing over a of property which lav along tha hank M the river. >He ramarked to U mi real «atate agent: “Doeen’t this rktrt somatime« over flow this land)* “Weil, this rivpr U not one of those sickly streams that is always confined to its bed.” WlUio—Wlrat is the difference be rtas capital and labor, Dad? Dad—Well the money you lend represents capital—and getting it HQMK LOAN Continued from page one. bond that is non-taxabl« is as good as a taxable 6-per cent investment. Th# United State« Treasury sc- cepts these bond«, as security for federal deposit« at par, in that re port placing them on equality with any United StpUe bonds. Holders of mortgages, bankers and investors should be advi»ed that-if the Corporation- fails due to lack of support and mUHons of homes are pold under the hammer, the value of their billions in home mortgages also will be destroyed- Within a »Mrt time a Urge num- Oregon, thereby throwing hundreds of thousands of dollars into the coun ty treasuries of the state to take care In any directions READY N othing does so much, so diligently, for mo hub. Takes messages. Brings back answers. Relieves anxiety. Gathers information. Makes appointments. Searches out business. Nothing in office or home can do so much more. visions of thq auuMUUg. presi pourad at the tea tabla assisted by last Thursday Bruckert. Mrs. Scholl. W- WASCO MARKET government will RATES: L H. McKean Room with Bath. |2.00 and >1 60 WUbent Bath. SI.50 and 11.00 Permanent ratee •• lew as >12.60 par - month. ward recowry WÄ have begun. RUEUS SCHOOL NOTES The girts had voljey ball practice Wednesday nlgnK Friday they will play their fir«t game of the season Mrs. B. E Hailey, Asst Mgr. Retailers of Crown Mills FLOUR GRAIN, FEED, INSURANCE Mitchel, Lewis & Staver Co. Farm Implements I Wasco. ,•/>/' 4 il 4 ** •*•*- * • This is only one of the itemn of useful infnrmsiion shout the county-'that will appear in the Sherman County Journal within the year. ii’ : : : j | Oregon J WHT Within the next month or two the allot ments of 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 manent reference. w< t ■ X '- j',f . r 1 , Because of Co-operative Endeavor See Us For------- *' 1 STOCK and SMOKED SALT COPPER CARBONATE u ---- - EIRE INSURANCE The only way to be completely and ade quately informed about the county in which you live is to become a regular subscriber to the Sherman County Journal. POULTRY FEED FEED ROLLING DAIRY FEED * Wheat Bought— We provide a Market Every Day. Twday’a new improve*! Supcr- ywu thb exceptional value at the present low level It will pay you to buy now! You may purchase on convenient terms. ; ; t J f a, PACIFIC POWER & LIGHT COMPANY ! E. Wasco T he P acific T elephone and T elegraph C ompany NOW Mrs- B. H- Grady transacted business in Mias Trounce has opened her Dr. Poby eaam.nsd all of the high dent; Alberta Alley, vice-president; Sen Vgn Gilder, secretary-treasurer. The Dalles Tuesday School girls Friday to determin« W ing music lessons. r James Maddox is taking a vacation they should take part Ln athletics. Mr. and Mrs- Chas. Everett weie and Ed Grady is working in his place visitor« at Rufus Tuesday. * M ass Lorraine Darby was reported Mr. Knighten made his first visit in the Atwood »tore- on the sick list the last of the week- to Rufus Thursday, I Miss Winifred Fortner and Miss The Mary Elisabeth class of the Brown were visitor« in Portland over Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Field» and fam Miss Johnson visited her home in M. E- church met last Wednesday ily of Grass Valley and Mr and Mrs. the week end. Portland over the week end- for their first party of the fall with Otto Hinkle end family of The Dalles Mr. and Mrs. Louis Scholl spent were guests at the T. L. Fields home Sunday and Monday in The Dalles at Arthur Sargsat on the last Sunday. the home of their daughter Ind son- Up Saturday. Mr and Mrs Arthur Sargent and in-law Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Knobel Although the two Muller chil^rp^ on “Abraham.” Refreshments were Mary Jeannette attended the Pendle Mrs- Bill Reid is in Yakima for a *fe moving away today the atton- served later by Mesdamra Sargent, ton Round-Up Saturday. while. dance will remain the same, aa two MhClure and Warner. Leo Watkins returned from Inde of the Eakin children havp antarad* * Mr- and Mr- — Mrs. Hugh Walker «pent several Harry Sawin are in pendence last Monday after several days at Weston last week with rel- school after ^forking two weeks in Spokane at tha present. days visit. the hop yards. atives. R. R. McKean was called to On September 11th Mr. and Mrs- Buss Logan of Bend and Paulino Earl Williams returned to • school pprtippd the last of the week by the Leroy Chapman became the parents Newcomb of Grass Valley were week Monday after spending a week in the death of her niece. . of a baby daughter. Mrs. Lundy i« end visitors at th« Welde home- Blue Mountain, deer hunting. Earl. - retarMd from Cli- «port. that de« are plentiful but be । Ure he had been caring for-them- Mr. and Mrs. John Rayburn of La WM to tender Imrted to kill ou, 1 . ‘ „ J* Mrs, W. A. Medler entertained Grande were week end visitors in the Webfoot Social club last Friday Sharman county.. Friday night at the school gym-| Holling «td Mrs. Rich There were two tables of boo Mrs. nasium the Freshmen were duly M* Mr- and Mrs. Chas. Royce of Yak of P^tiaad We«* over Moorehouse made high score for the ima visited at the John Royce home tiaUd >y the other hplf of the high at tha Rvarett W»**» afternoon. «chool. Most of them were , good Mrs- Leo Watkins. Mrs. Orville «P<rrte throughout the evening, fefr- W» they attended tb* Bigujd-Up. Mr. and Mra. Gardner and J> A. Yokum, Mrs. Robert Brans and Mr. ing their medicine without fl in thhtf j Elder of Forest Grove were visitor» Later in 4he serening games were Mrs. Art Smith. Mrs. Tracy Fields and Mrs. Vinton Watkins were visi at the Royce and F- 8. Lamborn tors in The Dalles Thursday. played and refreshments were »«rved home over the week emk . « Free Crews returned from a deer Mrs. Melissa Wuderlich and Mrs the Pendleton Round-Up- hunt last Monday and brought home Fred LaMeare of Portland attended the Lamborn funeral Monday Mr. and Mrs- Dick Schunke were Mr. and Mr« F. 8 Lamborn. dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs- Otis Mra. Bell Brownrigg and Mr. and v 1 Miss Nonna Feldman «peat last Royce last Sunday. : Mrs. Bernis Guy were visitors in The The library board wishes to an week end in Portland with her sister Mrs. J- T. Johnson entertained the Dalles Saturday. nounce that they will rent the library t • • Contract Club Wednesday afternoon- Mr. and Mrs. Ormand Hildert>rand room for any club meeting or similar Mr. and Mr»- E. L. Wilde. Mrs Eva Mrs. Sam Brock was a guest of the purpose any day other than the , Doane and Bernis Guy and wife were club- > ’ I visitors at The Dalles and Goldendalo regular library days. and M m . Ira Barnett all of Port- Mrs. A- B. Potter entertained for Friday and Saturday. Mr- and Mrs- Fred Hennagin werf Mrs. Eva Doane last Monday after The Junior Bridge Club held their shopping in The Dalles Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Wade Hull were last noon. Mrs- Doane will make her business meeting at the home of Mrs Mrs. L. P. Haven substituted at. week end visitors at the home of G- home in Condon. Lawrence Käseberg last Thursday- school Monday for Miss Brown who C- Andrews. Mr- and Mrs- Vic Smith were visi failed to get back. Guy Pound of The Dslles was in tors at the Chas. Everett home Sun NOTICE TO CREDITORS Mrs. L. J- Lucas was over from Wasco Monday. day. All persons having claims against Condon this week end having their The Klondike Community Club met the estate of Celeste M. Fowler, de The Wasco Women ’ s Study Club household goods shipped to that plaice ceased, are hereby required to pre met at the home of Mrs. Roy Atwood as they will remain in Condon- sent them, duly verified, with proper Friday. There were 18 members Mrs. Ros» Andrews from Tha present. “High points on the news” vouchers, within »ix months from the Dalles visited in Wasco last Thursday was given by Mrs- Scholl. At the date of this notice, to the undersign and Friday. close of the afternoon refreshments ed, the duly appointed executrix of RED & WHITE STORE the last will and testament of CelesL The Freshman high school dags M. Fowler, deceased, at Rufus. Ore gon, in care of J. S. Fowler. Groceries—Meats— F resh Dated and first published this 29th Fruits and Vegetables in day of September, 1933 New Perkins Hotel Zula Currin- Season. Geo. G- Updegraff, TIR Portland. Oro. Attorney for Executrix. Your Patronage Solicited ART RUDEEN, Owner Last published October 20, 1933 . It is ready. 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