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About Sherman County journal. (Moro, Or.) 1931-current | View Entire Issue (Jan. 5, 1934)
THE bHEKMAN COUNTY JOCK NAL, MORO. UREGUN, FRIDAY, JANUARY 5, 1934 PAGE TWO In this compilation days means days worked, mileage is paid for at 5 cents , and rooms are tabulated. S ome clerical help was paid for over Moro, Oregon Meets the 1st and 3rd time work- Thursday evenings of each month. Visiting SEPTEMBER members cordially in Total 5c per mi- No- of Days vited to meet with us Name Mea|s Glen King. W M. $61.75 365 14% C. V. Belknap, Secy. J L. Davis ............... 32 90 118 9 C. B- Andrews .... 3200 130 8% William Haggerty 47.85 57 15 Moro, Oi W S. Powell ........ Meets every Monday . 15 00 5 evening in the I.O.O.F L. L. Peetz ............. 46-50 120 13% hell. Transient and Theodore Johnson 34-15 62 9% visiting t-others Harry B. Pinkerton 27-00 120 cordially invited 6 I>avid Reid ............ meet with u». 21.00 100 4% 32.50 C M. Kuypers ..... Brisbine N.G. 46-20 194 11% 2.00 Root Joe Truitt, Secretary. G H. 39.90 124 10% 220 Fred Hennagin 39 70 162 10 L, E- Kaseberg .............. ............ 1.60 41.95 170 ............ .45 11 Moro, Oregon J. M. Yocum ................... 14.75 Meets 2d and 4th Tue»- O G Hilderbrand ....... ................... 95 66 3% iay> of each month. 64-55 141 18% ........... 200 Visiting members wel J B Coon ..;........ ............ 49-70 64 15% W. C. Todd ................. • ••••■•«••••f come. » 36-50 40 E E. Barnum ............... ............ 159 11 Jessie Martin, N. G. 8.60 22 2% S. A. Hall ....................... .ila Bull, Secretary. 44.10 272 9 ............ 350 A. C. Kruger ......... ....... 10-65 63 2% 7. L- Belshe . ..... 1..—..... tfKk Meets at Legion ball on .ilSCELLANEOUS 20.00 National, Liq-, The Dalles, Ore gon, 8 steel file cases wSBB 2nd and 4th Wednesday First 20-00 chair Moro State Bank, Liq , Moro, Oreg on, Desk and evenings of each month 25.00" Adding Machine ... Giles. L French, Commander 6.50 Freddens, The Dalles, Oregon, Type writer table Wily W- Knighton, Adjutant (^TownTalk The Mutual Life of New York. Annuities, fhdowmente, retirement income, life insurance. I am in Sher man county frequently, and will gladly give any service or assistance to policyholders. Geo. H Flagg tel ephone 188-W, The Dalles. Rae Williams, son of George A- Williams and welt known in Moro has joined the army as a radio me chanic and is» stationed at Fort Wright near Spokane Mr. and Mrs, A. Rose left Wednes day on their delayed vacation that was planned for Christmas- They expect to spend the next two or three weeks in Sacramento with their daughter, Mrs J- C. Harper. The women of the younger bridge club entertained their husbands with a New Year’s bridge and watch party Sunday night at the Hotel- After a dinner served in the hotel dining room the group played cards until the bright new year was an nounced. The Keystone class will meet Sun day night January 7 at th» home of Mr. and Mrs. Dewey Thompson This will be the first meeting since the holiday season. All of the young people who have been spending their vacation in this district left Monday or early Tues- day morning for their respective schools to continue their studies. f>c pe mi Meals Days Name 1072 J- M. Y ocum u........... ............ 13-05 26 209 Harry B. Pinkerton .. ............ 10.10 23 179 8 3 85 C. M. Kuypers.......... ............ 207 ............. 4.68 9 David Reid .................. 70 4 1-60 L. E Kaseberg ......... ............ 90 7 ............. 3.33 Hennagin ......... Fred 146 5.40 11 G. II. Root .................. ............. 166 8 W S. Powell .............. 6 L. L- Peetz ...... .. 81.6 9 Thoedore Johnston 266 8% 3-00 C. Kruger 109 3% 1 00 O. L. Belshe 10 2 S- A. Hall .... 240 7% 2 00 E. Dehler 96 7 3.50 O. G. Hilderbrand 1571 24% 11.35 J L. Davis ........ 144 7 C. B. Andrews . 186 8 Wilbur Haggerty 286 2 50 19 J. B- Coon ........ 60 3 W. C. Todd ........ 251 6 2 00 E E. Barnum 4 Flora Williams, Clerical ....... 4 Leora Peetz, Clerical ............ 6 Pauline Davis, Clerical ............ Sherman County Journal, Moro, Ore gon, Publish application for the job Incidentals Total 144-65 89.55 36 80 42.03 1710 2885 45-70 32 30 18.00 • 31 08 41 80 16.95 6 50 36.50 29 30 , 163.40 28.20 32 40 73 80 12.00 32.55 12-00 12 00 18.00 in the DALLES FREIGHT UNE INC. Daily Truck Service Portland, The Dilles, Grau Valley Tri weekly to Antelope A waj points. FASTSERVICE-LOWEST RATES south of Seattle. Sentt e, VTnsH.. wusn., during the me floods noou» that uwi prevailed in eight ...... —----- --------- M "wlc^ OtUf.. WHleome the New Year as uauaL 8-Mr,. Roewv.lt prewntln, to lira. Edward F. Hulton the United States Flag association's cross of honor for work In the crusade against erlmk; 1 Mr-onp io i u I ph JOSEPH A. MEE they also loved good food—food made, considerable amount of vitamin- Vi- tasty with plenty of butter - , . j tamin A is necessary for growth and Just as butter was the. secret ef.i contributes to the health and vigor Dolly Madislon’s entertaining,- it is ' of adults and children alike. A sur- “ '72^2 21 ' plus of vitamin A serves not only as still the secret of delicous foods as the sweet, natural taste of butter a reserve supply to be used in case blended with other foods produces a | of shortage of the vitamin but as flavor which cannot be duplicated. I an active agent in resisting diseases, What, for example, would Southern especially cold».* A delicious and easy to prepare fried chicken, steaming baked pota toes or hot, crisp waffles be without dish using butter rs this Apple Tart butter? Butter cake, butter cook recipe: Mrs. Brown’s Apple Tart ies and butter sauces, as wtell as but- i Or.o cup flour ter on vegetables, and breads of every kind all suggest the impor One-half cup brown sugar tance of butter in preparing tasty’ One-half cup butter- Peal and slice apples into a shal meals. Besides this delicate flavor, butter low baking pan. Season with sugar, is an excellent food- It is the most a few grains of salt, cinnamon and "practical, palatable and dependable a bit of nutmeg. After mixing the food source of vitamin A, that vita flour, sugar and butter together, put min which aids in building a health it over the apples and bake in a quick reserve in the body. Butterfat is the oven- Serve hot or cold with whip only food fat which contains any ped cream- 342.80 1 96 Total 5c per mi 9.50 60 2 7 01 52 1% 1 50 % 2.55 21 % 67 20 504 12 112.30 652 >- 18 132 l 61.40 .... 13 9.00 36 hours 11 50 46 hours 36.50 146 hours 4.05 light bill 6-10 Daiys H i W ay / to FH ealtm Church worship 7.30 p m. or your convenience 1 havo ar ranged for you to leave your Hhoo Work at Walter A. May A Son. Pick up and delivery twice a week at no coat to you. / by^A DAT R^MAYN E QAJRY COUNCIL To be a perfect hostess is the se- reet ways of society, Dolly Madison < ret desire of every homemaker Just learned the secret trick which made xitch a hoateim as was Dolly Madi her a charminfc example of the per- »on, thr famoua first lady of the land febt hosteaa—thin was her. cooking 4-..» knew that while most folk* en- Ewuiy poet to gmde IM- in the cor- Joyed a variety of entertainment, The WaacoShoe Mai ZELL’S FUNERAL HOME UPDEGRAFF & PEPPER ---- AND----- AMBULANCE SERVICE Attorney» At Law Phone 345 The Dalles. Ore GRASS VALLEY PHARMACY Moro Phone 222 When Your Shoeeneed Repair, send them to Dr, F. A. Perkins 8J!V»E Second St The Dalle», Ort gon PHONE 211 W OPrOMETRlST-OPTIClAN WERNMAKK’S ' GOOD SHOE REPAIRING 204 Second St. THE DALLES Announcing to First National Bank Depositors INSURANCE Bank Deposits Deposits in this bank are insured by the Federal Deposit Insur- ance Corporation under the banking act of 1933. This insur ance became effective January 1st. CHUTES OREGON : In Moro tha First Weak in Each Month Mr. and Mrs. O. G Sa yr s. Bert Thompson, and Mr. and Mrs Tommy Barnett of Grasps Valley, left Tuesday Total for Portland to attend the funeral of 5o per mi- Meals Room Days Name G 25 George Thompson, father of Mrs .45 O. L Bel she ...... _. 3 65 Barnett. 45 Hall ............ S. A. ■ i" 3.00 _ vwu.,doiyne Foss returned to Peetz ............. L 4.50 PurVand Thursday to attend the W. S. Powell ........ 4.53 17 50 Kuypers ... State Teachers Institute after spend- M 17 .50 mg the Christmas vacation with her David Reid ............ 43 30 108 10% 6.40 parents. She is a teacher in the Harry B. Pinkerton 4.10 20 1 .40 W. C. Todd -------- Dayton High school 3 90 10 1 40 E E. Barnum ... 6.40 20 1% .90 J. B. Coon -------- 4 30 16 •50 L- E. Kaseberg ... 4.00 10 .50 Fred Hennagin ... 21 50 33 4 6.20 2 65 G. H. Root -------- 8.20 576 12% CHURCH 4 50 10.45 WASCO J. L. Davis - ----- 3.45 9 1 10.00 Church School WilburHaggerty .. 3.50 10 A. M 11:00 Church Worship C B. Andrews---- 36 50 260 7:30 P M J M Yocum ---- 2.50 Epwoth 3.80 6 .50 O. G. Hilderbrand 4 10 12 Community Presbyterian Chart* •50 L. E- Delher --- 1-25 11 a. m Viola Hansen, Clerical, 25 cento per hour, 5 hours Preaching service 2 50 10 hours Mr Whible from Pendleton will Mrs, D. A. Van Gilder, Clerical 25 ce nU per hour, 300 12 hours preach Every one is cordially in Grace Cothran, Clerical, 25 cents per hour, 6.50 13 hours vited. Opal Powell Clerical, 50 cents per hour. 6 50 10 a m Velma Powell, Clerical, 50 cents per hour, 13 hours Sunday School 11 75 47 hours Marjorie Kunaman, Clerical, 25 cen ts per hour, 31.87 CbrieMaa Setox« hours 127 Leora Peetz, Clerical, 25 centa per hour, • 31.00 124 hours Subject: God Pauline Davis, Clerical 25 cento per hour, Golden Text Isaiah 37:16 0 Lord L. P- Haven. Woaco, Oregon, For P ortland trip, meals and mdeaga 14 20 1.70 or hosts, God of Isreal, that dwellest Art Smith, Wasco, Oregon, foor Por tland trip, meals between the cherubim % thou aft the Sherman County Journal. Moro, Ore gon, Publish Allotment», job, 133 90 • 896 God, even thou alone, of all the kr^Ul. kingdoms of thee arth: thou hast WE CERTIFY that the expenses of this Asociation, as outlined above, made heaven and earth are properly incurred, that the sen t ces indicated have actually been ren Responsive Reading II Sam tel 22: dered in the businea» of the Asaocia tion, and—or the supplies and equip 2, 3, 29-31, 33, 36. 47 AH are cordially invited to attend ment shown have actually been rec ieved and are in use by the Asstxia the church services and to make use t>on. We hereby certify that the b ill is correct and just, and that pay of the reading room m the rear of the ment therefor has not been received. J L. Davis, President. Sherman Cou church building, which is open daily nty Wheat Production Control Also- elation. wher* an euthorixed Christian Science literature«! may be read, borrowed or purchased 10 am Sunday School — Fellowship meeting, and preaching 11 a. m. Prayer meeting Wednesday 2:45 p. m Every body welcome. (Grass Valley) Baptist Cbareh ..... 10 a. m. Church School ..... 11 a m DENTIST HOME OFFICE. WASCH NOVEMBER Room Meals Name XO B- Coon J. G IL Root W. S. Powell ......... O. L. Belshe .......... 6.00 J. M Yocum ......... 8.50 17.20 J. L. Davis .............. 7 00 880 Harry B. Pinkereon Flora Williams, Clerical, 25 cento p er hour, Leora Peetz. Clerical, at 25 cents p er hour, Paulina Davis, Clerical, at 25 cento per hour, Sherman County Court, Moro, Orego n, For Inc dental* Dr. J. A. BUTLER; Current News By this act 96.5 per cent of our depositors are insured 100 per cent — deposits of the other 3.5 percent are insured up to $2500. CARRY YOURj ACCOUNT AT OUR NEAREST OFFICE ★ THE DALLES BRANCH * THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF PORTLAND Oldest Motional Bank West of the Rockies
