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About Sherman County journal. (Moro, Or.) 1931-current | View Entire Issue (Oct. 13, 1933)
_________ n- MMIMMWW ■ COUNTY rto BURMAN MORO, OREGON, FRIDAY. OCTOBER 13, IMS JOURNAL, = house supplies ISAS Ik . J. A. Butler for Daw McKelvey 340 23 48 Farmer’s Elevator 4k Supply Co-, 276 Supplies for courthouse ' 1248 courthouse . Hon- Hal E. Hose Final pay- 100 Wasco County Industrial Farm 187. for 1933 Caro of Patterson and sup- Sherman County Fair Board 41.30 loootr Jl»m Ui JIVUUU,. Geo. G- Updegraff Diat. Sherman County Journal. 9,741 County Mittag ? $18 90 Mhy A Son Courthouse sup plies daims Ptetostted 'and all Geo. B Bourhill Box Rente 315 Againrt Road Fand tlyrd quarter Farmers Elevator A Supply 67^ Co., Coal tor courthouse , Geo. A- Potter County Judge 5 20 Geo. Fox Road laborer I E- L* Weld Road labbrer Farmers Elevator A' Supply 40.40. Andy ÌM1 Andy Sheerer » nearer Road ivoaa laborer isoorer aaai Co*, Courthouse supplies W. A. Raymond Building Lewis Hastings Road labbrer 940 . 5200 Courthouse chimney Hal White Road laborer . supplice A. M. Young H telephon bills .74 Bob McDonald Road laborer for 4 months and teu.u're 8 00 Kenneth Woods Road laborer 892 tools I City of Waaco As per or- State Jndus. Acc- Comm Aug I * der of W C* WeM, labor balance and Sept, con tri- I Geo. B. Bourhill Supt’s sup- 23 00 of W. C- Weld, laborer Orant Garland Supfs supplies 3748 City of Wasco lOiÑnww y^ADA,R<-MAYN E »ON WIRY COUNCIL _ » uei iurt adjourned until |0 8-90 o’clock a; hl of October 6th, 1933- 140 County Clerk instructed to draw 12.00 man be 4.80 Fair Bourd- $50 00 to to account of “Fair :enance Fund” and $50. ! to account of “Emer- goncy.Faad.’' M45 ney ordered and authorized to pre- pare notide of Budget Hearing meet- ation tog of Nqycmber 4th, 1933, for 3J8 Sherman County same to show itnm- ized estimates of receipts, levies, ex- I penditures, as well a# bonded and wanrent indebtedness for ths County of Shertaaa for the tear of 1984. 3.80 County C , vember ls^ 81.27 ( —■ -... » t adjourned until No- ¡3 term. ■••••*... 4042 11*45 , Th. AmMean -«fro. AuxUUry met last Wednesday at the homeof 805 Road labourer 94 82 Road maa- t to exceed $40.00. BB M00 Hav.n w» otectod RMtdent. A number of lotion members went to Moro Wednesday night to attend County Trresxiree^Trtal Balance the installation of the county officers- fog Meath oT Mlólíii filed and Among those from Wasco were Mr and Mr» L, P Haven, Mr- »nd Mrs •3 ■ t j ó . E- L- Mbrton, Mri and Mrs- Paul The County Clerk instructed to McCulloch, Mr. and Mrs. M. G- Tuel, Mr- and Mrs- jR. O- Scott and Lee attorney for M- R Tailor. relative td Dehler. ÄH-SB-HBHÖBSH» spent the week end In Wasco with relatives. Moro son# Mrs. Lynn Micheal and children I families whose offspring have and Mrs. Walter Coffee at Portland up Dirfur ttotns foriÿtors, were spent last week end in Wasco with Nth working Mt of Mto> Mrs. Kate Johnson. The little orange team played game The Thursday afternoon club met football throughout the game and this Week at the 'home of Mrs. Art were still trying to the end although B um » badly beaten from th* seer* board B. H. Grady transacted business in point of view. Barnes did excellent kicking from a poeition close to the The Dalles Tuesday. line of scrimmage- Fraser and Mrs. Andy Shearer spent last week Ruggles backed up the wavering line in The Dalles with relatives and prevented gains through that Mrs. Alma Fridley is aponding sector- Powell, playing Ms occond gams, and Thompson, both little some time at Wdston- backs did some good tackling of the Dufur ball carriers. for some time 1 having her eyes The line ups: treated. Moro Dufur * Mr. and Mrs. Hiidred Zell visited Hennagin LE McCauley at Diamond f-ake last week. Morgan LT Martin . Mr and Mrs. Jack Rehberg of Toby Ruggles LG Walla Walla were guests at the Mar Rondeau Henrichs C ton hoipe last week end. Bslshee RG M. Johnson AxteU RT O ’ Brien Mr-and Mrs • Henry Maxwell and May RE Slusher daughter were guests at the Wesley PoweU Neal Q Wild* horn* last w**k. Thompson RH M„ Jo. ftndwtsr.nd vteitrf in Webb 4 Banes LH E. Johnson Portl>nd Uat Cunhing __ Th. Lunborn family had a pot luck Kieth McDonald; referee 'l*«,er at theUBob McPherson home Sunday being the birthday of F. S STATEMENT OF TÄE OWNER Lamborn and Mrs. Bell Brownrigg. SHIP, MANAGEMENT, C1RCÜLA- ETC., REQUIRED BY THE The families of the following were TION, ACT OF CONGRESS OF AUGUST preBent: John Royce, Otis Royce, 24, 1912, , v Of Sherman County Journal -pub- Bemis Guy, Geo. Lambom, F 8- ]W^^re*kl/at Moro, Oregon for Lamborn. and D. 8. Young of Dufur. October lab, 1988* Mr- and Mrs. Geo. Wilde spent the ■ Suits of Oregon County of Sher week end in the valley. man 88. Before me, a notary in and for the * Mrs. Ray Moorehouse entertained the Klondike social club last Friday. Cards was the diversion of the after been duly sworn according to law. de noon and the high scares were made uses and says that she is the Busi- nesc Manager of the Sherman County by Mrs. Chas. Johnson and Mrs. O~ Journal and that the following is, to Hansen. the best of her knowledge and belief, a true statement of the ownership, Mr. and MH- Ercel Yocum are nanagement, etc-, of the aforesaid moving into the house formerly oc publication for the date shown in the cupied by Frank Lambom. The above caption, required by the Act of August 24, 1912, embodied in section Lamborns moved to The Dalles* 1. That the names and addresses of the publisher, editor, managing edi- Editor Giles L. French, Moro, Ore Managing Editor Giles L- French, Moro, Oregon. ’ Business Manager Leia French, Moro, Oregon. 2. That the owner is: (If owned by a corporation, its name and address must bo stated and also immediately thereunder the names and addresses stock. If not owned by a corporation, the names and addresses of the indi vidual owners must be given. If owned by a flrm, company, or other unincorporated concern, it name and address, as well as those of each in dividual member, must be given. Giles L. French, Moro, Oregon. Lola French. Moro, Oregon. 8. That the known bondholders, mortgagees, and other security hold ers owning or holding 1 per cent or more of total amount of bonds, mortgages, or other securities are. Moro Presbyterian Church, Moro, regon. 4. That the two paragraphs next above, giving the names of the own ers, stockholders, and security hold- ersjf any, contain not only the list of stockholders and security holders as *0. nppMr upon the books of the company but also, in cases where the pears upon the books of the company ss trustee OF in sny other fiduciary relation, the name of the person or . corporation for whom such trustee is . acting, is given: also that the said two paragraphs contain statements embracing affiant’s full Jmowledget and security holders who do not ap- pear upon the books of the company as trustees, hold stock and securities in a capacity other than that of a bona fide owner: and the affiant has no reason to believe that any other person, association, or corporation has any interest direct or indirect in the stid stock, bonds, or other securi- ies than as so stated by him. Giles L* French, editor. Swore to and subscribed before me this 10th day of October 1983. W. H. Ragsdale. My commission expires July 7, 1937. Florence Yeung of Grass Valley B* Taylor, I. E- Wilson and Sherman was a visitor in Wasco this week- County. HQW TO MAKE MILK SOUPS strainer. Mr. and Mn B. H. Grady enter Milk mix be used with many vero-' 1“ making tomato soup rise one- County Clerk instructed to draw tained the Saturday night dinner club Friday evening at their home the oc tables to make nourishing soups. ’ Mlhth teaspoonful of soda for each Make them for your children! A milk CUP juice- Stir the soda into the interest on $600040 loan from Sink casion being Mr- Grady’s birthday. vegetable soup to one of the bes; ’ J®1*» before adding it to ths ing Fund to Road Fund, and there After dinner bridge was played and food* F» «u ftoo J«or family for w«»» “<“« *• Pwont eurdJtoe of after issue new $600040 warrant in Mr- and Mfs. W H. Burress made lieu of former warrant. score for the evening diaMr or for «uj>p*r. It i, also on. Serve at once, Re: Request of Mrs. Peter Fleck of the best wayn to help your child1 NOTICE TO CREDITORS The Tillicum bridge club met Thurs WHITE SAUCE comum. Ma dally <1“* oi ",Hk- Two Ubloapoon. butter or other fat for increase tri' amount of County day at the home of Mrs- Andy Shear AH person* having claims against The Contract Club met Wednesday MUk to meacaimd by dentine - th. Zr cu, aid: Clerk instructed to increase al er. Mrs. Lee made high score for the the estate of Celeste M. Fowler, de- to wit: afternoon with Mrs. Bruce Grady. most valuable and yet one of the Ji of milk and vegetable juice used lowance to $20.00 per month, as of afternoon- There were three tables The P. N. G- Club met last Wednes October 1st, 1988. , of guests. cheapest foods for health- sent them, duly verified, with proper r ^lOne teaspoon nit --------— day at the home of Mrs* Wilma MUk soups may be made iwm Re. Statetaent of Dr. J. A* But The friends of John Crawford of vouchers, within six months from the Sheets with Mrs. June Spencer as many different vegetables such as, . ___ . . ler for dental work on Dave McK- Northdallee will be sorry to hear of date of this notice, to the undersign, i xtL v , . . ___ i__ All measures are level hostess. Mrs. Amos made hige score Kelvey; accepted Md sum of $8 50 his death Tuesday. Mrs. Crawford ed, the duly appointed executrix of onions, spinach, potatoes, tomatoes ' Use a double boiler for Making and Mrs. Nellie Field? low for the RED 4 WHITE STORE is a sister of Mrs. Fred Fortner and allowed. the last will and testament of Celeste afternoon. Either left over vegetables or freshly whits sauce. Melt the fat, add flour, Lynden Lucas M. Fowler, deceased, at Rufus. Ore Re: County Agent for Sherman cooked ones may ba used. Uss only and stir until well mixed- Gradually Mr. and Mrs. Hurt and Janet Mc gon, in care of J. S. Fowler. The Neighbors of Woodcraft Will Groceries—Meats—F resh one vegetable at a time. This pro- add the milk, stirring until kmooth County: County Court appropriates Quillan spent Sunday at Yakima. Dated and first published this 29th $15040 from “ Bmergriicy Fund ” for give a benefit card party Thursday video opportunity to make different and slightly thick. Add the chopped Fruits and Vegetables in day of September, 1988. Mr. and Mre- Orville Yocum, Johny October 19, at the^ hall- 25 cents per Zula Currin Season couple is the admittance. Everybody and Olive Robison and James Maddox Geo. G* Updegraff, went to Yakima Sunday- invited to attend. iem. verstable necessary varies with the der of 1988. Attorney for Executrix Mr- and Mrs. Hugh Chrisman Mr. and Mrs. Paul Alley returned Cook any. vegetable selected with a kind and flavor, usually 1 cup of County Cleric iltotrtitted to draw Your Patronage Solicited L<st published October 20, 1933 General Fund Warrant for '$137*50 in of Moro spent last Saturday in from a week’s visit in the Willamette Wasco- valley. If the soup is too thick after the veg etable to added, milk or vegetable Mrs- Harley Dutton and two sons The Junior bridge club met Wed of Fossil spent last week end in nesday at the home of Mrs- L- P juice to the white sanee (recipe bo- aired consistency. Season to1 taste | Re: Request of H* R* Horner of Wasco visiting relatives- Haven. >- - - u with salt and butter. • Mi*, and Mrs. Art Smith went to Hood River, Oregon, for new road Mr- and Mrs. Wallace of Vancou Lentils, split peas or dried beans This same white sauce made a lit fund warrant to bo Issued in lieu of McMinnville Wednesday due to the ver spent the week end at the homi are excellent for soups. They are tle thicker may be4 put over any lost warrant No. A-25 for $10.00* illness of their son Delmar. of their daughter Mrs./ Afton Mc County Cleric instructed to request Mrs- Lydia Darby shopped In The Intyre. Retailers of bond from Mr Homer for double the Dalles Saturday. over night. Cook with onion in the spoonsful of flour Iter every cup of WHERE AS The Supreme B amount of the loot warrant. Crowh Mills FLOUR water in which they were soaked. Do milk and Hgetable juice make the Mrs. J. T. Johnson was reported on' of the Universe has allowed the d County Clark instructed to pay all the sick list the first of the week- - nauee a oboktbin desirable not add soda to the cooking water.. weco « consistency for angel to enter our Chapter, and GRAIN, FEED, INSURANCE । bills okeh by Superintendent Knigh- Rub cooked vegetables through a ’ creamed vegetables. to the Chapter above, our bel The Tuesday Afternoon Study Club 1 .1............... ■- met this week with Mrs- Helen' Mitchel, Lewis & Staver Co. Bruckert paper on “Oregon sistent member, and who will alwayi Climate” was read by Mrs. Evans and be held to loving remembrance Farm Implements BE IT RESOLVED, That this chap one on “Columbus” was also given The hastes? served dainty refresh- ter, has lost a most loyal, and de merits at the close of the afternoon- voted member, in the passing d Sister Lamborn. ____ The Ladies Aid of the M- E- BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED church me Thursday afternoon at the That we as true Eastern Star mem home of Mrs. Ed McKee. The after bers humbly submit to the Master *i noon was spent sewing for the Will—<nd we say to each of you— hostess- Let us not forget her, when we an Mr. and Mrs- Bushnell of Portland happy. were weekend visitors at the Harry But keep for her one little spot; . Van Gilder homo. In the depths of our affections. Let us plant one, sweet for-get-me-noi Mrs. Gus Hartman and Mrs. Wilma We expect to PUBLISH the Areage and Sheeth entertained Saturday after And join with us in extending to hen noon for Mrs. Ruth Miller with a family our sincere sympathy. Production for the base period under govem- THEREFORE, BE IT FURTHEJ miscellaneous shower at the home of COPPER CARBONATE RESOLVED, That a copy of the« the brides mother Mrs- Matt Schwen- . ment allotment of nearly every farm and far del. There were six tables of bridge resolutions, be sent to the family, otm per bbl $6.50 SNOW MAID FLOUR and Mrs. June Spencer made high be sent to the local paper, and one b< High Grade Family Patent mer in the county. score for the afternoon and Mrs* R. spread upon the minutes.of the rec ord of this Chapter. H. McKean recohred consolation. Fraternally Submitted, SHORTS per ton 19 00 The Altruistic Club met Friday at Hattie King Andrew« the home of Miss Olive Robison. MILL RUN per ton 17.00 Maude U. Scott B. Estrelle Hailey went to Yakima Friday called there per ton 17.00 BRAN by the serious illness of Mr Proud FOOTBALL foot’s brother. , hiQround STOCK SALT > per ton 16.00 I v Continued from page one. Mrs. Susie Hastings of Vancouver WASCO MARKET R. H. McKean Oregon Wasco NW Will WE SELL For these reasons the Sherman County Journal will a better place than ever in which to have your advertising next week. Morton’s SMOKE SALT 10 lb. can .65 BAUSAGE SEASONING 3 oz can .25 New Perkins Hotel Fortland. Ore. ART RUDEEN. Owner Room with Bath. 12.00 and Si 60 Without Bath, 11.60 and <1.00 Permanent rates as low an 112.60 per month. * Wheat Bought and Sold DEAL with YOUR LOCAL Sherman Cooperative Grain Growers WASCO. OREGON -
