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THE SHERMAN COUNTY JOURNAL, MURO. OREGON, FRIDAY, JANUARY 12, 1984
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OREGON STATE NEWS
ITEMS OF INTEREST
Brief Resume ef Happenhis
of the Week Collected for
Our Readers
Albany—C- H. Stewart, on« of Una
county’s prominent pioneer« and clti-
gens, has celebrated hl« 81st birthday
anniversary at his home la Albany.
Albany—Unn county’» delinquen
cy on the 1931 tax roll stand» at
1387,156. The total roll wae 111».*
071. ot which 1540,606 ba» been col
lected.
Newberg—The Newberg pulp mill
will start full operations about Janu
ary 20. The mill will run four 6-
hour shift« and employ 0 <r 100 mea
in the mill.
Salem—According to County En
gineer Swart, the Willa: *.t»» river
Just opposite Salem la gettir readv
iq cut a new channel, whkb i
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cripple Salem’s dock facilities.
Yamhill—With a number of ap
plications on hand for old age pen
sions. the Yamhill eounty court, with
a budget appropriation of only »7000
is limited in what it can grant.
Astoria—An ordinance to permit
the taxpayers of Astoria to pay de
linquent taves with bonds, warrants
or bond coupon« will be introduced
at the next session of the city council.
Rosebuig—The city of Roseburg
has made application Tor a federal
appropriation of »19,000 to be ex
pended under the civil work» pro
gram in the improvement of the mu
nicipal girport
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St. Helen« — An effort 1« being
made by Columbia county farmers to
raise sufficient money to maintain
the office of eounty
agricultural
agent. No appropriation was made for
it In the 1934 budget.
Malheur — Tax levies In Malheur
county for 1934 show a alight in
crease over 1933. The levy for state
and county purposes is 20.55 mills, as
compared with 18.» mills in 1933.
The increase is due to lower vs lira-
tions.
Baker— The body of William J.
Jayton has been found on his farm at
New Bridge, Baker county. He had
apparently dropped dead in a field
half a mile from his home. He was
among the early settlers in the Wing-
' ville district.
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Eugene—Plans are being worked
out to establish a federal relief trans
ient hotel in Eugene. Portland and
Klamath Falla have been designated
as the main points tor transient re
lief hotels but lesser establishments
are planned for interior cities.
The Dalles — Vigorous opposition
will be made to a dam at Bonneville*
that does not allow ocean vessels to
pass through it, by members of the
Inland Empire Maritime conference.
The Dalles Chamber of Commerce
and the Dalles port commission.
Eugene—A maximum work week
of 4 4 hours and a ruiximum store
open week of 56 hours are sought in
a petition being circulated among Eu
gene business men. The petition is
sponsored by the Central Labor coun
cil and all organized labor groups of
»he city.
Sglem—Approximately 10 per cent,
of the population of Marlon county is
enrolled for possible relief work, ac
cording to E. T. Barnes, manager of
the national re-employment office.
Out of a population of something over
50,000 the number of men and wo
men enrolled is 5036.
Philomath — Residents of Philo
math and vicinity have aeked the
Benton county court to clear and
grade about two miles of the Marya
Peak road that leave» the Aleea
highway one mile from Philomath. *
The road would make some 30,000,-
000 feet of timber accessible.
Klamath Falls—A road crew work
ing at the old natural bridge over
Lost River, In Klamath county, has
uncovered six skeletons, presumably
those of Indiana burled years ago.
The bodiee were found where the
old Applegate trail eroeeed Lost ri
ver and at the epot where the first
«hot was fired in the Modoc war.
Coquille — Vie McAllister of Co
quille, convicted of involuntary man
slaughter, haa been sentenced by Cir-
rult Judge Brand to serve four years
in prison and be placed on probation
for five years, during which period
he must contribute »20 a month to
the family ef Lewie Coombs of Del
mar, whom he killed in an automobile
uccident.
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Woman'« Trip Eventful
Harrisburg—Mrs. Joe McIsaac of
Great Falls, Moat., who is visiting
with relatives here, had an unusual
trip by rail a few days ago on her
way to Harrisburg, being in four
wreck« anu net kvltin^ hurt.
Astoria— The Uptegrove Lumber
company, which moved its operations
to Astoria from the south and east
•everal months ago. will go lato tall 1
production next week on a one eight«
hour shift basis, Harold'Turley, gen«
eral manager of the Astoria plant,
announced. The plant Is now at 44
per cent of capacity on the one-shift
basts and when it goes into full pro- *
duetion will employ about fifty-fivo
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in Wasco last wfeek end on business, a number of friends last Friday
Mrs- Everett Watkins and Hazel Mhl nt bridge, and high score for
Marie were in Hood River Monday.
evening was made, by Leona
Clothier.
The Wasco Woman's Study Club
Mr and Mn:, Lewis Hastings were
Mrs. W >1. Burre* and Mrs- Hugh met Friday at/ the home of . Mrs
recent visitors iq Vancouver.
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Augusta
Huck
ins.
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number
of
White entertained
R- H. McKean was a visitor in
guests at the Burress hore Wednes
Mrs. Selma Watkins is reported
day in honor of Mis. Nell Matteson on the sick list this week.
Portland the first of the w«ek- A I
Mr. and Mrs Frank Betts of The *
of California- Therf were 4 tables
Use bread to the last crumb is and bread broken in »mail pieces and
The Tuesday Study Club met this
of bridge and Mrs. Eites Morton
Dalles were guests last week at the
the
slogan which can be adopted by cooked with 2 tbsp, of butter until
made high score and Mrs Matteson week at the borne of Mrs. Eliza Din-
home ot Mn. Bett, parent. Mr. and mMt houBewiv„ „
poniMHUa. broWned Turn into a buttered bak
gle
Mrs.
Porten
gave
a
paper
on
received a gift also
Mrs. W- A. Spencer-
{ for using bread crumbs are about ing dish, cover with buttered bread
“Old Ironsides” and interesting talks
Mrs. Estrelle Hailey entertained
Mr- and Mrs Ed Olson and two numberless. Tnaneforming leflt-over crumbs and bake in hot oven until the
were given by Mrs- Warner and Mrs.
at dinner Tuesday night at the.Sher
Yocum- Musical numbers were giv daughters Marie and Evelyn were broads of all kinds into delicious crumbs are brown.
man hotel- Afterwards bridge was
visitors at the Dalles Tuesday.
[ puddings, croquettes, timbales, stuff -
en by Beryl Sheets.
Convent Pie
he diversion and Mrs. Albert Kase
ings,
scallops,
fondues
and
au
gratin
One
half
cup
macaroni, small pieces
The Womans Öible class • of the
berg and Fred Hennagin made high ■ Mr. and Mrs. Hugh White enter
dishes
can
become
much
the
same
One
cup
milk
tained the Saturday dinner club at Christian church had their class par
score» for the evening.
ty at the home of Mrs- R. H- McKean ! kind of thrill <3 making an aUrac- , One cup bread crumbs
their home last week.
The Webfoot card club met Friday
Saturday afternoon. After the pro tive suit for the young son out of One-fourth cup butter
The Contract Club met Wednesday
a.*ternoon at the home of Mrs. Claud
gram refreshments were served by a discarded top-coat of the father’s. Three egg» beaten
Bread crumbs are really a quickly ' One-half tsp- salt/
Eatun. liiere were I tables of 500 with Mrs. Augusta HuckIn-
Mesdames Dingle, Andrews and Mc
available form of flour that hi sea- One-half cup grated cheese
and high score was made by Mrs. I Miss Norma Feldman was reported. Kean to 25 guests
soned, cooked and ready for the One teaspoon onion juice
Mae Yocum low by Mrs- Moorehouse to be suffering from a badly blister-
Mrs. Edna Purcell of Rutledge and baking dish or cooking kettle. When A little chopped celery
and Mrs. Bob McDonald received the ed foot Sunday.
Mrs. Hattie Andrews were dinner crumbs
are _____
combined with milk,
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, , but-
Cook macaroni. Scald one cup
guest prize-
I Coach Manning who was recently guests of Mrs- Eliza Dingle Sunday. >
| ter and eggs, they contain tba neces- milk and pour over bread crumbs,
Mrs. Walter Warner spent several operated on for appendicitis is re-
Mr. and Mrs Ghub
Chub Johnson
Johnson i and ’ sary protective dements, vitamins Add all other Ingredients- Butter
lays in Portland and Monmouth the ported recovering very satisfactory
—j minerals
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li . u make «I
m , truly pan thoroughly and turn in mixture
which
thtm
Mrs. Audrey Eaton were in the and
past week.
I Set mold in pan of water and bake in
nutritious foods-
Mrs- John McClure who has been Dalles Tuesday shopping-
Some recipes utilizing the bread alow oven pntil firm in center, about
Nyal and Ed Grady returned to in Portland
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for _____
some ______________
time for medi-
Mr*, and Mrs. Merle MQler and
three-fouiihs hour.
Portland Sunday to resume ' their • cal attention is reported some better, Mrs. Gus Hartman were in the crumbs are:
work at Behnke Walker Business
Mo^psa^e Brown Betty
Com
au
Gratin
The Junior bridge club met Wed Dalles on business Tuesday.
One-half cup molasses
college after a two weeks visit with
Two
cups
canned
corn
nesday at the home of Mrs. Glayd.;
Last Saturday night the Webfoot
their parents-
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One-half cup cold water
Two small green peppers
grange had a dancing party and gave
Juice
and rind of one-half lemon
One onion, finely chopped
Mr. and Mrs- L- R. Walsh and
The Tillicum club met Thursday away three boxes of candy to the
One
cup
sugar
One-fourth cup of butter
Cleone were in The Dalles Sunday
at the home of Mrs. Lawrence Funk lucky numbers-
One
teaspopn
cinnamon
One-fourth cup flour
Mrs. Harry Proudfoot entertained
One-fourth
teaspoon
cloves
Mr.
Feos
of
the
Farmer's
National
Two tsp- salt
The Thursday afternoon bridge
a number of guests at a 1:30 Junch-
Two cups dry crumbs
Warehouse
Construction
department
cup
milk
One
eon Friday followed by Contract. dub entertained their husbands wh '. i was in Wasco the first of the week-
One-half cup butter
Two egg yolks
There were 3 tables and the door a pot luck dinner at the Art Barzee
Six tart-apples
Mrs- Kate Johnson was a guest One cup dried bread
prize was taken by Mrs- Herbert home. After dinner there were 4
Make a syrup out of the molasses.
Two tablespoons butter
Root. Consolation went to Mrs- tables of bridge and Mr. and Mrs. Sunday at the O’Meara home.
sugar, spices, lemon juice,
water,
One cup buttered breadcrumbs
R- o. Scott-
,
i Bill Nesbit made high score for the
The Dorcas Society of the Chris Ore-half cup grated cheese
cooking briskly for 3 minutes- Wash
evening.
A
tian church met Tuesday afternoon
but do
Mrs. Marion McKee and son are
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— not — peel,
----- slice
— thin-
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Cook pepper, onion and butter five apples
Mr-
and
'Mrs.
Harry
Van
Gilder
at
the
home
of
Mrs-
Kate
Johnson.
Alternate
laryers
of
appiè*
and
bread
spending some time at the Ed McKee
minutes. Add flour, and sasonings
crumbs in a - well buttered baking
home. Little Gordon lias been quite and Arthur shopped in The Dalle-»
Miss Mary Jearette Sargent and and stir until well blended- Add milk
Tuesday-
dsh, and pour hot syrup over them
ill but was reported some better-
Mrs- W. A- Spencer and Jean were stirring constantly- Bring to boiling
Mr-
and
Mrs.
Wqsley
Fuller
and
point and add cheese, corn, egg yolks and bake in a moderate oven until
visitors at The Dalles Tuesday.
The Altruistic club of the Pythmn
apples are tender.
family
of
Moro
were
guests
last
Sun
Sisters met Friday, at the home of
. ", DEAN ACCEPTS
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The
Ladies
Aid
of
the
M.
E-
church
day
at
the
home
of
Mrs-
Elizabeth
Mr». John McDennid. The afternoon
met Thursday with Mrs. R. 0<- Scott
RUFUS SCHOOL NOTES
Fuller.
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Corvallis!—Dr. W- A. Schoenfeld,
was spent in sewing-
A committee was appointed to, plan dean of agriculture at Oregon State
Miss Duvall spent the week end in
Miss Eleanor Brown entertained
Miss Juy White returned to Mo
for a benefit party next month.
college, has accepted appointment to Portland visiting.
desto, California. Saturday
after
The Rufus girls lost to Grass Val
Albert Käseberg -was reported on the board of directors of the regional
spending the (holidays with her par
offi.
:
of
the
Farm
Credit
administra
ley
by a score of 18 to 10, in a haid
the sick list the first of the week-
ents. She was accompanied to Port
fought
game- The boys, on the
tion
in
Spokane-
Dean
Schoenfeld
land by her parents and brother
takes the place of Dr. E. M, Ehriiart other hand, wjt>n by the same margin
Melvin Walsh of Wasco freshman
Dave Lyons of Crescent Lake is a
who was recently made president of of points, the score being 20 to 12.
at
Linfield college, McMinnville, was
guest at the home of his sister Mrs.
UR
the federal land bank and thus in
Friday, January 12 the boys will
one of 25 lettermen honored at the
J. A. Smith.
eligible to serve also as director.
Groceries—Meats—Fresh
meet
Goldendale on the home floor.
annual football banquet last Friday
The regional board of directors,
Mrs- Kenneth Woods and son re
Following this game, the Rufus and
Fruits and Vegetables in
evening. "
under the new administrative setup, Ione town teams will play.
turned from Portland the last of the
Though not a regular Walsh she
Season
has supervisión of all four of the di
week- They have spent some time in
wed such improvement at end dur
Dufur will be the*first out-of-coun-
«R
visions of the farm credit admhus-
Vhe city where the boy was rceiving
ing the reason that he is expected
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ty opponent for both the girls and the
tration
for
this
district-
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These
are
medical attention.
W m ’T* post,next W* the federal land bank, the intm*di- boys. We play there Saturday after
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E E. Kaseberg of Portland was
Linfield won three out of s)ix gam- '
ate credit bank, the bank for co the Goldendale game-
es this year, showing a vast impro
operatives and the production credit
The Girl Scouts are planning a
vement over previous seasons- Los- corporation. The work as a board '
meeting and party for Friday- Busi-
ing only three men, the Wildcats
member will not interfere with D*an 1 ness meeting will take place rm med
are expected to be at the fore in
Schoenfeld’s present duties at the lately after school and the party will
football hereafter.
college.
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^follow.
i W >y^ADÄ^Rr-MAVN
a Y/TO HEAL ì H
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■ OREGON ^IRY COUNCIL
WASCO MARKET
RED & WHITE STORE
Your Patronage Solicited
R. H. McKean
PUBLIC LAND SALE
NOTICE is hereby given that, as
directed by the Commissioner of the
General Land office, under provisions
of See. 2455, R. Bn pursuant to the
application of Volando B Eakin.
Serial No- 028299, we will offer at
public sale, to the highet bidder, but
at not leas than >1.50 per acre, at
10-15 o’clock a- m, on the 18th day
of February, next, at thia office, the
following tract of land:
SW’4SE%. Sec. 19, T- 3 8-, R.
18 E-, W. M., containing 40
acres.
The sale will not be kept open,
but will be declared closed when
those present at the hour named
have ceased bidding- The person
making the highest bid will bo re
quired to immediately pay to the
Receiver the amount thereof.
Any persons claiming adversely
the above-described land are advised
to file their claims, or objections, on
or before the time designated for
sale -
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W. F Jackson,Register-
Notice of Final Settlement
Notice is hereby given that D- J.
McLachlan. Executor of the Estate
of Daniel McLachlan, Deceased, has
filed in the County Court of the State
of Oregon for Sherman County hU
Final Account and that the said
Court has set Monday, the 15th day
of January, 1934. 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 foi the
settlement of said Final Account ard
for the hearing of objections tn the
®arae’ “ •“y*
D. J. McLachlan,
Executor
Tracy Barton,
Attorney for Kxecutor.
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 S- E. Ea
kin and Eva Eakin, in the sum of
»266 24 and »88 30 costs land dis
bursements 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 caxh.
the following premises:
The South One-half of the .
South west Quarter (8^4 of
SWM of Section Three (3) 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
Read the ads in the Journal
Mrs. B. E. Hailey, Asst. Mgr.
Retailers of
Flour•
Crown Mills FLOUR
GRAIN, FEED, INSURANCE
Mitchel, Lewis & Staver Co
Farm Implements
JANUARY
Oregon
Wasco
SUN
MON
TUE
WED
THU
FRI
SAT
WE SELL
18
25
COPPER CARBONATE
SNOW MAID FLOUR
per bbl. $6.50
High Grade Family Patent
ton 19.00
SHORTS
MILL RUN
per
BRIN
per ton 17.00.
S G round STOCK SALT
per ton
ton
28
29
30
17.00
16.50
Morion's SMOKE SALT 10 lb. can
85
SAUSAGE SEASONING iOoz can
25
POULTRY FEED
Information About the County, Schools
Roads and Crops.
News About the People You Know
INSURANCE
Wheat Bought and Sold
DEAL with YOUR LOCAL
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Sherman Cooperative Grain Growers
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