TUE UHKUMAN COUNTY JOURNAL, MOHO. OREGOÑ, FRIDAY, UkttaMBER % im
Wheat: u.s.
andProdt
ts to Europe
in Europe
en
Mrs. Melissa Wunderlich of Port
M>s. Robert MSatiiiff-dBBMMf
Fdkouoon—U. S. History,
land was visiting st the) Goo. Lam the Tillicum club Tuesday. Mrs.
(penmanship), Geometry,
born home test woek.
’
Fern Wilde won.ciub prise at bridge
W^daoads^ Aftejnuun -r* Physiology,
Mr. and Mrs Fred Beygsor of Red and Mrs. ClMRRuhst prise
•gMj
{gmpoeition.
General
mond visited in Wasco last weef with
Mr- and Mrs. J. C. McDermid spent
friends and relatives
Thursday at Dufur with Mrs. Me- Thursday (orenopn—Arithmetic, His
Mrs. Joseph Mee and Mr*. Bargen Dermid^ stater.
tory of; Education, Psychology,
holt are reported on the sick lite-
Mr. and Mrs. Prod Mooing were Thursday Afternoon — Grammar,
Geography, American Literature,
Mr and Mrs. Geo. Lamborn were guests oyer the woek end at the homo
guest* Thursday at the Stahley home. of Mr. and Mr*. Walter Warner.
Forenoon—Theory aad Prac
Mr ate Mu Philip Hanley and
Mr. and Mr*. Wm.MuHt^of Fort-
I Orthography
(Spelling),
•on of Longyiew, W il , were guest* land wore guests at the 'Feldman
leak
Geography,
English
Liter
lagt week at the Joe Hilderbrand home over the wcak^ond
homo.
' l“ 1 ? * L,, _• •
Dr. and Mt*. Butler opent several Friday Afternoon—School Law, Al
Mr. and Mrs J. M. Yo^um spent days in Portland laotmook.
gebra, Geology, Civil Government.
the week end in Portland with their
Mr*. J. M. Johtoon s]
" WILEY W< KNIGHTEN
daughter.
days in Ptatladtf'ldrt jrv
County School Superintendent.
Mr. and Mrs. John Conrad had a* daughter Mrs MiHmel.
their guests test Sunday Mr. and Mrs.
ThoDingie fcmfiy Mhd
Ross Hilderbrand and son.
NOTICE PF .FINAL SETTLEMENT
Notice io hereby given that the un-
Among those attending jthe Ep
derrifued has filed her final report
worth Lehfue convention in The
Dalles over th* week end were Mary
< Jeanette 8a»g*nt, Dessie ¡Herring,
-. >rIaM»<Brard8toy, Dana Jean McMillan
- Norene Patterwon an< Mr. and Mrs.
Walter Warner.
Arthur Spenc* t spent the wook end
with hte parents. .Ho is a student at
WiUginette ^^versity.
j
*’ .,
^tara of the world wheat problem
’»et Chis chart show». Far toelance,
"i 19SL when many wheat ships
* era bnsy carrying the brand grain
» Ruope, that cooilneat produced
lJM.0Q0.Me
8! ne»
across the Atlantic has slowed up
In fact, efforts of Kuropean coun
tries to supply their need», and their
baying whedt from other countries
has last about cut off onr wheat es-
ports.* e» the louo bust for 1933 rep
draw from the export lhi3 ’ t
rather than have grain pile
in
the United States or bo sold at
tbaa cost. th* Agricultural Adjust-
meat Administration, has btgun a
wheat plan which will redf** acre
age In the United Statps ami bring
production dpwn to the point where
It can all be marketed at a profit to
the farmer.
Mrs- D. H l Banta entertained the
WVeral daft
lumbia. fiver highway from Portland
tojRainier is to bo continued to 4»*
torts by the state highway depart
ment as fast as weather conditions
will permit.
Merlin — Roguo JUver valley
grange and Rodwood Highway
grange, tn Josephine county, have
Joined the Merlin grange tn a move
ment to maintain a reduced scale of
salaries tor county officials.
— Subscription of funds
r to* purchase a silver
the M* V. 8. cruiser Aa-
m from Vincent Astor, New
Ho As- < great grandson of
nook Aster, for whom thia city
Astor forwarded 1190 to
eh—A large sprig of bril-
»der rhododeadron was
town from ths south
riarty mountain. Asaleas
1 blooming up ths Roguo
O oes j i Lako—Evidence of an early
spring or no winter are noted hero
by pppoaraaoc of Scotch broom buds.
Harold Kuhn thio woek ricked a full
blmrn rhododendron bloom which
wee growing on Floral avenue.
cuat*Aagcl—A. J. Ray 4 Son
Awed tbs P. J. May l>»-bale lot
sariy clwMto hops hero st 3S
reported.
library board. The memorial will bo
In-the nature of an appropriation ot.
31** for outetadwg- non-ftetlo»»
books.
»
McMinn vili»—Althwnih the direct
costs of gevora«weAjn MeMlaavtllO*
for 1934 will show a reduction of
42.7 per cent as compared with
1933, there will be an Isrrees» of •
»111/located ip ¿ho Asalea dis
ease of Glendale for the past 13
b to being moved to a bow I o *
■ od the Crate* hake highway
Prdopoet. It will bo ready for
ttion is the spring sad will cut
exdnstvofy.
St «o l e se Su fficient ordere have
been rooetvod to keep too Fir-Tex
pleat la operatloa until Dooember
ia^aa application tor a tei »ral Maa
for Umatilla river flood eoatrol and
InS gai Ion. Ter f\orC crrÀ?o|
rñm
of |1.4M,*•• wül bo asked u..
irrigation 66M.SH.
araaftarxE
tondent la addition to government
orders for CCC eampe, the Armour
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Banta spent
the week end in Prineville with garet spent Friday , apd Saturday in
Portland with relative».
relatives.
Mias Rita Burress returned te
Eugene MIcMillan of Portland spent
Salem Bunday after several days vteM
several days in Wasco last week.
with her perehts. John Johtaon Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Ford of Trout accompanied her to Portland.
dale and Mrs. Mary B^r^r and, son
wane gpesto last week art the home of
Mr. and Mrs. A- B- Potter.
week end with relatives.
I Mrs. Guy' Weedman of
Mr. and Mr*. Est** .Mei
Redm<
were guests Ipst week at
children
spent the week end
the home of Mr. and Mrs. A. B.
Walla.
Potter. V ’ , ,... f
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TEACHER« EXAMINÀT80I
Notice is hereby ¿iven^Aat
County School Superintendent
Sherman County, Oregon, wjL
the regular examination of¿«Mi
for State teachers' certificate
Moro as follows-.
Commencing Wednsoday, JMe.
1988 at 9 o'Mook a. m. and* ton
ing untiL Friday, Bue.^2, T9S3
4 o’clock p. m-
COPPER CARBONATE
8NOW MAID FLOUR
per bbl »6.50
High Grade Family Patent
SHORTS
MILL RUN
per ton 19.00
BRAN
’«Ground STOCKS SALT
per ton
16-50
Morton’s SMOKE SALT io lb. can
SAtJSAQE SEASONING iOoz can
POULTRY FEED
INSURANCE
DEAL with YOUR LOCAL
Sherman Cooperative Grain Growers
WASCO. OREGON
Not qnly'has the house wife to plan
Mr. and Mrs. Francis Medler and Mr.
and
make or choose her own CMTist*
and Mrs. Frank Medler went to Port
mas gifts but usually has to solve
land last Wednesday.
this annual problem for every mem*
Mr. Carlson who is with the CW A
her of her family. A gift that a
department in Portland was in Wasco
child has made will be much more ap
on business last Tuesday.
preciated than any thing Which is
Miss Etta Huston and Mrs- Archie purchased for him to give.
Gore spent Thursday at Prineville yWhat more* logical gift is there
with their parents.
than a box of home made candies
Miss Ivalou Peugh shopped in The which the children have made and
packed T To add variety to the assort
Dalles Saturday-
ment, the cooking of some of the
Mr- and Mrs- Robert Manning and candy will require- supervision but
James spent the week end at Mc many need no cooking and are easily
Minnville.
made and*shaped.,
Mr. and Mrs. L £ Kaseborg Went
For the grownup looking for rtew
to Portland last Wednesday for a id— in candies there is a new folder
visit with relatives.
How to make commercial candies in
Darrell McQuillan of Kelso spent your home' which will be sent to you
on request to this paper, or 1
the holiday in Wasco.
ing me in rare of the Dairy
in Portland.
Soma candy recipes that
can make:
Peanut Butter Fudge
Dally Truck Servios
Two cups sugar
Partha^, The Dalles, Grass Talty Three-fourths ci
milk
Four tl«p. Peanut butter
Tri weekly to Aitebpe 4 Ono teaspoon vanilla
One eighth teaspoon salt
way ptinls.
Boil sugar and milk to soft bail
•tage (288 degrees F ) Lot stand
FART SERV1CE-L0WE8T RATE8 with out beating until cool. Add
peanut butter, vanilla and salt. Beat
until creamy. Pour into buttered pah
or your convenience 1 have ar and cut in squares-
DALLES FREIGHT LMbINC
Butter Scotch
Two cups brown sugar
One cup water
Two top. vinegar
;
One-half cup butter
'
BoQ together sugar, arn^sr < and
vinegar for ten minuter) 'then ad*
butter and boil till tel
bUK
degrees F ) Turn into buttered pan.
Mark off into squares while stilb
warm.
.
One cup confectioner's sugar
(«X or IOX)
One/up ten sugar '
Two tebp. butter
Mix all talMiewtr togethv
work with th*burls tfMAmMSBMM
creamy. Shape by * «wpoontatedpto
balls, sot artdo for om hour.
melted chosetata and wli to toooled
cocoanut.
Brazil Nut Fondsmt Staffing
To
and
haff pound) eoufoetisM*fle^uga*nhdd
Ond-efehth tsp. vanilla, tofiP >b*P
ersam and two-tMrd ^*9 (S mmce»)
chopped Brazil ^uit mn^te
j
a small quantity of the
each prune or date eoth^^Ute
may bo completely oneioeeAjy tito
date and kept motet. Mraeil nvto.aae
easily shelled if the unto are steamed
for 10 minutes before erackipg.T-
ranged for jou to'‘leave your
► hoc Work at Walter A. May 4
Son. Pick up and delivery twice
a week at no cost to you.
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PATH FIN DER
JOSEPH A. MEE
2 Dollars
The Wceeo Shoe Man
Retailers of
Crown Mills FLOUR
WASCO MARKET
GRAIN, FEED, INSURANCE
RcD 4 WHITE STORE
Grocerieg--Meats- Fresh i
Ffuits and Vegetables in
Season.
Yw Patrmie SdkM
85
Wheat Bought and Sold
Mr. and Mrs- John McClure^ went
to Portland! ast Sunday and while
there Mrs. McClure will receive med
ical attention.
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SHERIFF’S SALE
In virtue of an Execution issued
out of the Circuit Court upon a de
cree tn favor of H. E. Everett and
Eliza Everett and against S. E. Es
kin and Eva Eakin, !n the sum of
1^66-24 and 188 80 cotea fend dis-
buncmentu^ with intd^wt on both
sums at 6 percent per annum, from
November 17th, 1988, I will sell at
the East Court House door in Moro,
Oregon, on the 6th day of January,
1984, at the hour of 11:00 o'clock
A. M. at, public auction for cash,
the following premises:
. Ilie Siouth One-half of the
South west Quarter (SH of
r SWU) bf Section Three (8) in
Township 1 South, of Range Se
venteen (d7) K. W M. located
ami being in the County of Sh
erman, ’State of Oregon-
Hugh Chrisman, Sheriff
Mr. and' Mrs. Flo^ Root
ton^Mott», «va». ànd aHh
Root's parente«
Arthur Butler
W^ G T.
will hold their an-
„
landkerehieC shower and tea at
^J’8‘ k*1**8 Hastings entertained a
the home of Mrs. Robert Evans on ^our8<>me at Contract Tuesday at her
December 13th for the children’s hom®«
/ i •
The Art Smith*», Mrs. Darby and
farm
home
at
Corvallis.
Every
one
Mrs.
J.
T.
Johnson
entertained
a
children, and Grandma*Smith had a
invited
to
come
•
number
of
young
people
at
her
home
dinner at Mk*. Loe's Thursday. Mrs.
The Ml E. church will have their . ^°r ^*nner MM Saturday evening,
Lee's sitter and husband from Idaho
wore guests also.
"Mother Goose Fair’’ at the opera
Kenneth Fridley and Delmar Smith
Mrs. Bob Evans entertained the
returned to McMinnville Sunday. ‘
Tuesday Study dub. A paper on
the "Columbia River" was read by
Mr». Selma Watkins. Paul McCulloch business in Tbs Dalles Tuesday.
Mrs. Walter Walters of Blalodk
also gave a very teterrating talk to
was in Wasco last Tuesday.
B.^. Grady was a business visitor He is not expected to recover-
Mrs. Harry Van Gilder returned
in The Dalles Tuesday.
Judge Hendricks of Fossil was in
the first of the week from several
Eighteen members of the Wasco Wasco a short time Tuesday.
days visit in Portland
Mr- and Mrs. Frank Bowman and
Miss Marie Andrews spent the
family of Goldendale were guest» week end n Portland with relatives-
Thuisday and Friday at the Bernis
Harry Van Gilder and Arthur and
Guy home. Mr. and Mrs. F. 8. Lam-
Gus
Peterson Were dinner guests at
born also were guerts Thursday. ,
the R. O. Scott home Sunday..
Mr. and Mrs. Aivon McIntyre and
st rihrted or old ones ro- children are spending seveipl days in
y4Jtow»rmau is construct- Portland and Vancouver.
g «reproof garage at Ms
Mr. and Mrs. John Royce and Uoyd
i Caj Clear crook. This is
tvati garage of Ite kind to spent Thursday in DufUr at the D. S.
Young home.
the.vhUey.
triff Besam sf HsfHafcgs
•f N m Wwk CtUMMIar
•w Sotto« ■
WuFth Sufcm
port and account, and objections
thereto, if any there be, and the set-
Jlcment usd closing of said estate.
Dated this 24th day of November,
1088.
Lucotta A. Adlard.
Administratrix of said estate
Updegraff 4 Pepper,
Attorneys for Administratrix
Last publication December IS, 1983
Wasco
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