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About Sherman County journal. (Moro, Or.) 1931-current | View Entire Issue (Dec. 22, 1933)
PAGE TU WUÛHMAM COUNTY JOURNAL. MORO. OKKOON, FRIDAY, baCtMBKK », 1*« TWO « Thursdey evenings ef each month. Visltiag Pack moderately tight and place a Dalles visiting Winifred Vogel. weighted board on the surface. The According to * notice in a daily brine which forms should rise above the board. Cover the container and allow It to stand in a warm room to ferment- When the bubbling stops at Moro^ container to a cool place. Seal the The wind storm did considerable surface between the board and sides and turning over chicken houses. layer of paraffin er by some other method. The collection of scum de Miss Alma von Borstel of Portland stroys the acid and causes spoilage- is visiting relatives here for a few Sauerkraut may be canned after fer- Meets evening In LO. hall. Transient visiting brothers are cordially invited to Wiley McDonald returned from a by the hot pack method one half hour meet with ua. visit to Newberg this week. . Brisbine N.G. in hot water bath. Joe Truitt, Secretary. A 2 yr. old black steer with no A mimeographed publication HE 435 '’Sauerkraut" can be obtained Owner may free of charge from any county ex bin and tension agent or by writing the home economics extension office, Corvallis, Oregon- Wm. Snodderiy, brother of Mrs. Jessie Martin, N. G- ila Bull, Secretary. L- French, Commander Wily W. Knighton, Adjutant ^Town Talk Among those* to enjoy a bit of goose hunting at the Nichols mneh Mrs. Fred Foster, Portland; Mr. and Cart Rand, Hood River; Edd Gardner and Mr. and Mrs- Geo. Vogel of The Dalles- The Woman’s Missionary Society Searcy Wednesday, December 27, at 2 o’clock in the afternoon. A Christmas program will be given at the Community church Sunday with songs and readings will make up the major part of the program. The girts glee dub will sing.. W. L. Teutoch, assistant county agent leader for the state, was hero Wednesday workiing with Perry Johnston, agent for this county. Hogs Expected To Rise CHIVIES CHURCH * WASCO 10.00 A. M. Church Schoo) 11:00 A. M. Church Worship 7:30 P. M. Epwoth League The Mother Goose daxaut« was a success in every way. Already peo ple » re beginning to ask that this be i.a.’e an annual affai«*- Much of the money will go to make some very r^eJud improvements to the church building. We wish to thank those l>wple who donated materials and who worked to make our Mother G oom Bazaar possible. The Sunday school and rhe Giri Re- rerves are arranging a slurt pro gram for Christmas eve at the church and it will be poeaibie to attend this short but worthwhile program and get home in time to open the family Christinas packages around the fire side. Mrs. Phlegley and Miss Peugh form the committee in charge. A ■pore detailed announcement will be given at the community Christmas program Saturday night. Church worship 11:00 a. m. “The Several ‘ streets are effectually Shephards and the Magt” blocked by the new pipe ditch on the upper part of First Street- M^s- George Updegraff left Sun Sunday School day for her former home in Califor- - m. visiting with her mother- Subject: Christian Science Fred Pickett and Harold Ginn Golden Text: Mark 15 17, 18 These drove to Portland Thursday expect- sigfis shall follow them that believe; In my name shall they cast out devils; for delivery to attorney Updegraff. they shaU speak with r*vr tongues; Lloyd Johnson is home from Mon mouth for the Chrtetmas Hollidays they drink any deadly thing, it shall not hurt them; they shall lay hands on the side,: and they shaU recover. completed. He was accompanied by Respdiujive Reading: Luke 18:35-43 Willard Peterson of Rickreall, also a AH are cordially invitee to attend student at Mbnmouth. who will spend the church Services and to make use the vacation visiting at the Johnson of the reading room m the rear of the home. 1 church building, which is opeq daily The nine year old son of Mr. and where all authorised Christian Science Mrs. Miles Martin suffered a broken literatured may be reed, borrowed or from a horse. Miss Laura Ruggles is spending the vacation at homa from Monmouth Sunday School----------- ------ 10 a. m. Normal where she is attending Fellowship meeting, and preaching echool Prayer meeting Wednesday 2:45 p. m- y Every body welcome. (Grass Valley) Church School Preaching---- 6.80 p- mas dinner with their paroute. Most Church worship 7:80 p. of them will arrive Saturday. Prayer meeting Thursday, 7:80 p. We extend a cordial invitation m. m. m- to our church. “Come thou with us. for the Lord hath spoken good concern* We hope to see you at church next 8. L. Birce, Minister. Sauerkraut Recommended to watch their children As First Clase Food The Hariandview grange will meet W - ------------- ——————r«**----- Friends of Robert Heiyer were to risk school a short time Friday morning. Guy Hoskinson and W- 0* Smith were transacting business is The Dalles Wednesday. Jack Kelly has been slerking in the J. E. Norton store the pest week. Amongr those shopping In The '‘Don’t let a hog buyer substract the And Mrs- J. M- Wlbon and son Lester proceesing tax from the market Johnaon, Mr- end Mrs. Dick Beckman. Mr- and Mrs. J. R- Dellinger and L. This is th« warning being given by those in touch with provisions of the A truck load of Christmas trees agricultural adjustment act at Ore gon State college. Word has been were delivered to the Farmers Na received that some buyers, perhaps tional Warehouse here Thursday. R through misunderstanding of the Abel is being kept pretty busy dis facts, are quoting the regular price tributing them- ~ to the producer* less the amount of Men employed by C- W. A., are kalsomining and redecorating the Prices quoted on hogs at the Port school house this week. land stockyards or at any other pub Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Wilson and son lic market is the United States are Chart!« and daughter Nellie were the prices which are actually paid to the shippers, and the tax is not de dinner guests Thursday evening at ducted from these prices explains the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. E Nor ' E. L- Potter, head of the agricultural ton V- ' economics division. Farmers who sell KENT SCHOOL NOTES hogs to buyers at the market price Margaret Dunlap, Editor. and then permits the buyer to deduct the tax are simply allowing them- Th« boys and girls both met defeat selves to be cheated that much. The proceesing tax on .hogs 'is in the hands of the Wapmitia teams. laid to raise from the general public The girls score was 22-10- . The boys the funds sufficient to help restore a game was more exciting, the s<ore fair purchasing power to hogs sold being dos« during the entire game by the producer and at the same time and tied 19-19 at the finish Two control production at market require overtime periods were played with ment». To deduct th« tax from the the score ending 28-20. farmer selling the hogs would defeat Th« Christmas program will be the purpoee at the outset, it h point- held at the school house Friday eve Kari Eaton * Grand juror and mileage Ove T. Hansen mileage Grand juror W. C. Heiyer and -mileage Grand juror W. C Miller and mileage Joe Truitt Juror at Novem ber Term (2 days) George Witter juror, 2 days, Ryland O. Scott and mileage juror, 2 days and mileage M- G. Melzer juror, and mileage Donald L. Clodfeiter Howard Conlee and mileage J. L. Brackett Roy E- Tiller juror, 2 day and mileage Clyde E. Smith, juror 2 days and mileage T- M. iRolfe juror 2 days and mileage ning at 8 o'clock. The upper grades Geo. Blackburn« juror 2 days Farmers who butcher their own are giving a play and the Intermedi- and mileage hogs for sale as pork products or to A. J. Murray sell dressed carcasses must pay the Badmond waa victorious in the proceesing tax on those animals, how* game there Saturday night, score and mileage dueers and processors and as such 85 to 18. Arthur J. Bucholtz juror 2 presumably get both profits. Blanks Lorena Young sprained her ankle days and mileage may be obtained from the internal last Thursday in basketball practice- A. H. McIntyre juror 2 days revenue office in the Custom house, Edna Lyons was elected captain of and mileage Portland, for reporting on hogs the girls team for the coming season. riaughtered. Tax on hogs killed one Arthur Smith juror 2 days month is payable the neift Hogs RUFUS SCHOOL NOTES killed by or for a fure^r strictly for L. V. Walton use by his own family are not subject Rufus handed the Ione High school to th« processing tax. • basketball another setback, winning . Details as to the form of the hog again Friday night by th« same mar and miles go control contract are expected soon by gin aa at Ione two wteeks previously. W. C. Harper juror 2 days the extension service at O. 8. C., and The score waq 26-19. and mileage as soon as they are received Oregon The Dalles Reserves, fortified with S- P. Boice juror 2 days and growers will bo informed and given mileage an opportunity to join in the plan if an outstanding center and displaying excellent team work, defeated Rufus they desire. Pearl« Lamborn * Witness. Saturday in a hard fought game The State vs- Lamborn - score see-sawed back and forth un Witness, til the final few minutes when The Frank Lamborn State vs. Lamborn Dalle« forged to the front, winning R. C. Atwood Witness, State by a score of 20-13. vs. Lamborn Kent grange held its regular Mr- Tetz is on the program at the Mrs. Bello Clothier ineMteg Saturday, December 16., with annual State Teachers convention a fairly good audience. The install which will meet in Portland during ing officer being abeent, installation the holidays- Ho will open the dis - vs- Lamborn. was postposed until the next meeting which will be January 13. deny Education." which has just Lloyd Royce Witness, State va- Lamborn Alta Norton spent last week in The been completed by the United States Office of Education at a cost of Mrs. Fannie Barsee Witoees, 1225,000 after a thro« year study. State vs. Lambón The Christmas play 'Why the and mileage State va Lam- day night. A real Santa Claus will bo there to give candies to the chil dren. Courthouse light MD W. Cott Printing A Bind. O CWA * Clerk’s books and bleaks City of Moro Courthouse Night Hawks: Music (Continued from page one) water bill ter will be employed in the county Pac. Telephone A Telegraph Co These 72 men will work until Feb Total courthouse telephone ruary 15 at a wage of at least $15 00 bills per week. About 20,000 man hours for Dave McKelvey ■ Dr. C- L. Poley Examina tion of “Snug Harbori* parir 1 i * FROM WASHINGTON Ditto Corporation Superin- Kent News | New Year’s Dance Ite Most taper t entotained six table« L. L. Funk Rood laborer E reel Yocum Romi laborer ' Vintin Watkins Road laborer MO Roy Atwood As per order of Vintin Watkins 940 E. L. Weld Road laborer Andy Sheerer Rond laborer 4X0 Grant Garland Raad laborer cannot Local news—you get it in your favorite home paper. But i be equally well informed on national and world affairs wit! Path- finder. Aink of all that ntsl on! New industrial IcuhuraT situation! Acts of Congress! thousand other things! But bow will this affect RB WHAT YOU’VE «AT TO KNOW. y of what gooe ou THIS PAPER PATHFINDER Geo. G. Updegraff 6 45 545 Chea. Golliher Road laborer 1645 Road laborer UJ0 Joo Lynd 51.44 W. C. Weld Road laborer 540 Roy Atwood As per order of 8.00 W. C- Weld 11 JO 840 der of W. C. Weld 7 JO Albin F. Balzer Road leborer 4.30 «20 Bert Cox Road laborer 1M0 Glen Garrett Road laborer 480 _ 5.70 A. Noyse Road laborer 840 1148 W. Etlinger Road laborer 5-33 SJO 940 Road laborer Bruce Millard 9.00 Road laborer 8.90 Claude Coats H. H- Brackett Road laborer 9.00 900 9 JO H- R. Herin Road laborer 4.50 Frank Mtedler Road laborer 8.60 Homer S. Wall Road master 137-00 W. G. Armsworthy Road sup 4146 1000 plies 8.50 9-25 B00 880 840 1200 «00 TOO 8.40 1440 1400 540 SJO 8J0 Fanners Elevator and Supply 14.62 ; Co-, Road supplies Feenanghty Machinery Co-, . Road supplies and machinery 385.36 Field’s Garage Road supplies 619 • ’ ’ • / Hansen’s Map A Blueprint Co^ 4.10 Road master’s supplies 7.35 Avery Martin Road supplies Ind- Whse- A Mig Co., Rent of 12.00 roadmaster's office .90 iR. H. McKean Road supplies lishad in Sherman County, Oregon. That the date of the publication thereof is December 22, 1983- A. A. Schramm, Superintendent of Banks, in charge of th« liquidation of the Bank of SHERIFF’S SALE ’ In virtue of an Execution issued out of the Circuit Court upon a de cree in favor of H. E. Everett, and Eliza Everett and against 8- E. Ea kin and Eva Eakin, in the sum of $265 24 and |88 30 cotats fend dis- .bursementej with interest on both sums at 6 percent per annum, from November 17th, 1933, I will sell at the East Court House door in Moro, Oregon, on the 6th day of January, 1934, at the hour of 11:00 o'clock A. M. at public auction for cash, th« following premises: The South One-half of the South west Quarter (SH of SW%) of Section Three (8) in Township 1 South, of Range Se venteen (17) E- W. ‘M located . and being in the County of Sh- । erman, State of Oregon- ✓ Hugh Chrisman, Sheriff Notice of Final Settlement Notice is hereby given that D. J. McLachlan, Executor of the Estate of Daniel McLadUan, Deceased, has Aled in the County Court of the State of Oregon for Sherman County his Final Account and that the said Court has set Monday, the 15th day of January, 1984, at the hour of 10 - 00 o'clock a. m., in the office of the County Judge for Sherman County, in the Court House at Moro, Ore gon, as the time and place for the settlement of said Final Account and for the hearing of objections to the same, if any. D. J. McLachlan, Executor 6442 J. Tracy Barton, co) Road supplico Attorney for Executor. Road- Pae. Tel. A Tri. Co-, 2.75 master's telephone bill Tum-a-lum Lumber Co., (Grass Valley) Road supplies ’ 292 53 Union Oil Company Road sup- phee . 10944 Geo. Wilde Road supplies 13 00 Parthad, lie Dalles, Crass Valer City of Wasco Roadmas- Mtodelow Company Road sup- k plies * 7.50 Natl Hospital Assoc. Con tributions for rond employees 22.65 Mrs. J. S- Newcomb Board «45 for road laborers O’Meara Supply A Imp- Co, 15.97 Road supplies Con* State Indus. Ace. Comm. tributions for road employees 5140 Pac. Power A Light Company 125 DALLES FREIGHT UNE WC 440 Tri- weekly to Antelope I 590 a Dr. J. A. BUTLER! DEÑTIST FA8T8ERVICE-L0WEST RATE8 HOME OFFICE. WASCO in Each Month Tor your convenience I have ar ranged for you to leave your Shoe Work at Walter A. May A Son. Pick up and delivery twice a week at no cost to you. «»wree w w—ww JOSEPH A. MEE 346 1240 The Waaeo8hoe Mai 7 JO C50 t Diet. At* 1083 State Industrial Ace. Comm. ------ AND — 144 UPDEGRAFF & PEPPER AMBULANCE SERVICE Phone 845 The Dalles. Ore GRA88 VALLEY PHARMACY I — or----- Moro Oregon Pbooe222 Dr. F. A. Perkins 801X8 Second St The Dalles, Oregon PHONE 211 W OPTOMETRIST-OPTICIAN 2 Dottare > ZELL’S FUNERAL HOME Norin western school supply 8.14 Co., ’ Supfs supplies W. Cost Printing A Binding Co 3240 Total supplies Ginn, Coleman A Co., Court house suppliée 188 rors, at $40 Wasco county Industrial Fann. 20 94 «140 2400 merce, Wasco, Oregon, up to and in cluding September 26, 1988, said div 10.00 idend to be paid on and after Decem 45.25 ber 29, 1988- said order directed that thin 4545 notice bo given by publication there 98.00 of in one issue of a newspaper of 540 Kent Legion Hatt t December, 30th Judge’s ex 800 DANCE The WorifFs Most Interesting Magazine school. Belshe 1.50 ter’» office Water bin 9.00 Homer S. Wall Mileage and Mile expenses ^145 Justice oi Homer S Wall U¿ed carbur- more hours to allot 3.00 1100 etor after Shell 0Ü Company Road sup Ths Sherman County Journal, 13.60 77.02 - County Pristing plies CORN-HOG 5.79 Roy J. Baker (Road supplies Chariee Everett Serving 5 2.50 Standard Oil Co . Road »up- Continued from page one. 72-33 Moro Hardware A Implement plies 17 02 Geo- Fox Road laborer Co., Courthouse supplies 2.15 ministration will depend largely on the details of the plan, such as the Clairls Presented and Allowed A- Moro Hardware A Imp. Co., 8 75 Road supplies one eligible, and other factors, bo- Kenneth Woods Road laborer 81700 In the Circuit Court of the State of 64.02 Road laborer fieldman of the Oregon State college Hal White Oregon for the County of Sherman. 1645 extension tervice. Ralph Eaton Road laborer In the matter at the Liquidation of ’ William Mitchell Road laborer 1695 the Bank of Commerce, Wasco, Ore- 6.45 COURT NEWS 6.45 Notice of Payment of Dividend Voina Guyton (Road laborer Continued from pegs one. Virgil Schadewitz Road 1» NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, That Care of non-violent patients «040 24 45 Frank Haynes Grand juror cult Court of the State of Oregon, for Ernest Blaylock 7J0 and mfleego 10.05 the Cbunty of Sherman, authorising, W- E- Bruckert Grand jiiror Lewis Hastings of Banks to distribute a mileage borar ’ Geo. A- Potter When Your Shoesneed Repair, send them to WERNMARK’S GOOD 8HOE REPAIRIN'. • 204 Second St. r I *■ the dalles I
