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About Sherman County journal. (Moro, Or.) 1931-current | View Entire Issue (Jan. 26, 1934)
PAGE The Altruistic Club of the Pythian IHE ^HERMAN cUUNlï JOLE NAL, MOKU. OREGON, FRIDAY, JANUARY Sieten 24, met 1*84 Friday at the home of Mrs. AtiMood and spent the afternoon FOUR' | The Mary Elixabet^ das« of the lambom. 4 Satuuday night at the Hines hom*. have increased throughout the coun Jie Nimick «of Portland U assist-! There were 6 tables of bridge and try, and I attribute this increase to i M. E. church met Wednesday at the • home of Mn. Bob Evans with Mrs inf aL the Sherman during (Mrs BUI, Nesbit and Lawrence Funk the public’s new optimistic attitude Dan McDermid as assistant hostess. < the titaMoe ef Mr. Mbrtow I made high scores and Mrs. Harry coupled with the government's pro A paper on Elijah was given by Mrs. ' .Neitpboni of Woodcraft al I Van Gilded and Bob McPherson made gram of re-employment wt^ch is put .J^ADA^R^MAYN E Lambom and one on the '’Pathos of cams'to Waaco to low scores. ting so many thousands of men back Life” by Mra Roy Atwood- Dr. Rich- Assiab in ths installation work Thurs to work.” \ Bill Reid who hU been stationed in elderfer spoke about the progress be- day -After ths business meeting a Brief Resume of Happenhft Wilcox, besides being enthusiastic Manili in the army for the past 3 • ing made in repairs at the church. Re social hour was enjoyed-and refresh et tira Week Collected far about the national outlook for the years is home on * furlough to vteit r freshments were served at the close ment« served to about 85 guadta. can of soup to three-fourth pound of coming year, is also cheered over The Importance of Cheese his parents. He and his father reft . » Our Readers the afternoon by Mrs. Evans and cheese, or more cheese if desird. This prospects for the new Ford V-8 in for Yakima to visit Mrs- Reid. To use more cheese is one way to use , McKee and Grady. dish is often called “ ringtum diddy. ” 1984. “ I anticipate a 75 per cent in Mrs. Fred Hennagin is at Yakima Malheur — The Malheur county more milk. Cheese contains the same [ Mre- Everett Watkins and daughter Scalloped Cabbage, Spaghetti, and visiting her daughter- crease in sales this year over last” he court has elected R. A. Tacke cor- elements as milk only in different । were in Hood River on Monday. stated, “and so far January figures oner to succeed Dr. R. o. Payne, proportions and can be used in ways Cheese Mra- Art Smith and Mrs. W. H Kenneth Wood« returned from Fort Auto Dealen. Report One and one-half cups of spaghetti bear out my contention; we have who held the position for more thap that milk cannot Lee entertained 5 tables of guest« a quarter of a century before his sold more unite in the first ten days broken in small pieces Cheese is not just something to at the Lee home on Tuesday and Mrs Better Times of this month than wure sold in the death. | Three tablespoons flour season or flavor some other food or Lawrance Kaseberg made high acora Newberg — A Public Ownership Three tablespoon» butter entire month of January. 1983.” and Mrp- Herbert Root low. Again ,i league has been organised st New condiment, or accessory. Whole milk Two cups milk on Thursday they entertained and berg to aseist the Newberg Municipal cheese is a substantial food in itself, Proof that th* automobile industry Notice of Final Settlement One teaspoon salt! Power company In securing owner good in a main dish on X meatless Mrs. Bruce Grady made high score is snapping out m the depreesioo. with Notice is hereby given’ that the One-half pound of American cheese ship of electric utilities for the com day. for example, because it contains and Mrs- Hugh Walker low. gusto was offered, aurthwest Ford undersigned has filed hey,, final re One. quart shredded cabbage munity. . I many of the same food values as meat Dealers last night at their regular port and account of her administra- - Dr. ad Mrs. Butler and Mrs. Harry Umatilla — Mrs. Melksa Almeda as well as other values. It is rich in One cup buttered bread crumba Sprague spent last Wednesday and monthly «ales Mt by H. H. Wil- tion of th* «tate of Alice M. O’ Cook the spaghetti in boiling salt Reeves, a pioneer of Umr. ilia county, protein, fat, calcium and phosprorous Thursday in Portland. is dead at her home in .’ Ibee. Sha ed water for 20 minutes, and drain. and in vitamin A—just as milk is rich Ford Motor Q Ho ‘informed the the County Court of Sherren Conn* was born in Boone count. , Arkan J. H. Chapman of The Dalles is at Make a hot sauce of the flour, butter, sas in 1852 and came to Cam."*. Pr?l- in these same elemepts. dealers that 19! Ford sates records ty, Oregon, and that by order of the milk and salt Shave up the cheese, the local oil plant during the absence The high food value of cheese, as rie in 1885. Judge of said Court, Saturday, the had far eutdone/tbode off. 1982. add to the hot sauce, and stir until of Kenneth McCafferty. Ford Dealers, in- 17th day of February, 1984, at the McMinnville — A melon growers* well as its flavo?, makes it a valuable melted Seattle' Misa Treasure Peterson of Port- Put »the cabbage, spaghetti organisation has been formed at Mc addition tn an oven dish, to a cream land was the guest of Miss Thyra MeQuill^a made high e^pre-^ar the «lading Portland^and the stat* of hour of ten o’clock a. m-, has been Minnville for the purpose of develop sauce and to various soups. An and sauce In a buttered baking dish Fields last week. - | Oregon, sold ---------- time, .«a and the County 84 ---------- por cent more 1 ' fixed as the 4«-. ing a melon growers* code. Morton onion soup, for instance, made with in layers and cover. Vie top with the Courtroom, in the Courthouse, in the ta in 1938 than in Mr. and Mr,. Lowell Burns, »pent! JohB MeC1 “ r « and track . Tompkins, a Grand Island grower, is buttered crumbs. Bake 20 to 30 meat stock, and served with toasted City of Moro. Oregon, as the place, in Portland with his family. the previous year. • president. last week end in Portland. minutes in a moderate oven. bread on top and grated hard cheese! for the hearing of said final report “These figures?’ declared Wilcox. Baker—By a majority of 31 votes Mrs. Bruce Grady entertained a . Mrs. Vernon Van Gilder and Mrs. over the toast, makes a delicious and and account, and objections thereto, • Howard Hines entertained Saturday } “ are indicative of how Ford sales the school district of Baker has voted number of guests at Contract last likewise a very nutritious lunch, in- J if any there be, and the settlement down a proposal to obtain a >100,000 -* Friday in honor of Mrs. Estes Mor E and closing of said estate. federal loan to build a junior high deed a very substantial part of any ton. There were three tables and Dated this 19th day of January, 1934 school. The vote was 249 for and meal. Mrs. Chas- Everett made high,score 280 against. Edythe G. Hickey, formerly Edythe I Because cheese contains so much Mrs. Paul ¡McCulloch * entertained for the afterndon and Mrs. Morton G. O’Leary. Administratrix of sale Bandon—The city council of Ban protein, it should be cooked at very don has adopted an ordinance au- low temperature. In fact, moat dishes Thursday in honor of Mrs. Estes was also presented with a gift estate. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Kaseberg en - thorlxing the tax collector of Coos Updegraff A Pepper, should be cooked over water or in a Morton. county to receive general fund war Mr- and Mis. Joseph Mee have tertained guests at dinner Saturday Attorneys for Administratrix- very slow oven. rants of the city In payment of de Covers were laid for 16- purchased the Lulu Lambom home night Last Publication February 9, 1934 Some “ Difierent ” Cheese Dishes Ara linquent taxes. and will move in after renovating the After dinner bridge was played and Tomato Rabbit Portland— From the Willamette Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Grady made house. r! PUBLIC LAND SALE Two tablespoons butter forest during the last six months of Mrs- S- J. Brock is visiting 'in high score for the evening. 1933 the national forest service sold One-half small onion NOTICE is hereby given that, as Salem. Thursday night Mrs. J. R- Johnson 23,500,000 feet of timber. For this Two tablespoons flour directed by the Commissioner of the Mrs. George Hosier is spending entertained 16 guests at dinner the the government received >44,800 One-half pound grated cheese, >, shaved General Land office, under provisions some time in Portland and other occasion being Deibert’s birthday. from the purchases. thin . . of Sec. 2455, iR. S , pursuant to the coast points. and Mrs Roy Marshall and Dalls« —A group of Polk count? Salt and pepper application of Voiando B Eakin. Mrs, Harry Van Gilder entertain fam.My of Portland v-’er » guests at farmers have joined in sponsoring a One pint canned tomatoes Serial No. 028299, we will offer at ed at her home last Wednesday eve the Ed McKee home over D'-* week county wide meeting of farmers in Cook the onion in the butter public sale, to the highet bidder, but for a ning members of the Thursday bridge end-. support of thè proposed sales tax. It few minutes and stir in the at not less than $1.50 per acre, at is proposed to organise a cqunty body flour, chib. Mrs, W. H. Buj’cs entertained at to carty on a campaign. 1015 o’clock a. m-, on the 13th day Gradually add the tomatoes and cook Bridge Saturday intention. and Mrs- of February, next, at this office, the > Pendleton—The city of Pendleton until the mixture thickens. Add the i Bernis Guy made high ».ore, Mr?. following tract of land: will appi y for a federal grant of >15,- cheese, stir until it melts, and keep ¡ H-jgb Rhite second ai.d Mrs Roy SWUSE%. Sec. 19, T. 3 S-, R. ’ 000 to >15,000 for.ffhe Improvement the heat very low. Season to taste’ Atwood low. iMrs. Estes Morton of the new airport field. If the grant with salt and pepper, and serve at 18 E., W. M., containing 40 RED & WHITE STORE also received a g’ft. is obtained employment will be pro acres. once on crisp toast or crackers. RR ; vided for 75 men for 40 days. ’ihe ladies of tie Christian church The sale will not be kept open. ‘ A quick way ttr make this rabbit is Groceries—Meats—Fresh Klamath Falls—The body of Ern will have a silver tea st the home of but will be declared closed when H ere it .is —all put down. to use canned tomato soup, instead est Nitsch elm, duck hunter, who was Mis. R- H. Mc'.G tn Sat i.day Janu Fruits and Vegetables in those present at the hour named Whenever my telephone relieved me of a trip drowned in Agency lake, Klamath of canned tomatoes which must be ary 27- Everyot c invited to come. have ceased bidding. The person thickened. In this case browto the Season county, December 12, has been re downtown, F note of the nickel, dime, or making the highest bid will be re Bill Nesbit was a visit >r at The covered from the lake. The body of onion in a little butter, add the toma quarter saved. They soqq amounted to more than DaUes Monday'. quired to immediately pay to the his companion. Waiter Wood, bad to soup and when hot add the cheese. the price of telephone aervice, and I also have Receiver the amount thereof. been found previously. Your Patronage Solicited C. A. Harper vdas in The Dalles Stir until the cheese is melted and Any persons claiming adversely Sunday. the telephone foP’calling friends, and making ap Yamhill —•* B. M. Le Fevre, of the mixturé smooth- Use a ten ounce the above-described land are advised Springbrook has been elected presi M *s. Ed McKee entertained guests pointments. It’s true, and I’ve proved it—the tele to file their claims, or objections, on dent of the Yamhill County Farmers’ on Tuesday wi h auction bridge and phone in the homeeosts ao little and doesao much union. The union passed resolutions or before the time designated for on Wednesday the Contract club and against the sales tax and In favor of that it simply doesn’t pay to be without one.” guuts- sale- Including alcohol-gasollne manufac W. F. Jackson,Register . The Wasco Woman’s Study Club OREGON STATE NEWS ITEMS OF INTEREST H i W aysto H ealth OREGON <QAIRY COUNCIL Wasco ” I’ve kept track of the money it saved us this month WASCO MARKET R. H. McKean turing in the national farm recovery program. * _ The Dalles—Members of the In land Empire Maritime conference, at The Dalles, are preparing a petition to be circulated throughout the In land Empire asking President Roose velt to exercise his authority to see that ship locks are constructed at Bonneville. Tillamook— The Nehalem valley still presents a picture of flood dam age. For th« past several weeks the tide lands have been under water of varying depths until low tide each day. Some farms near Mohler are covered with silt from 6 inches to 2 feet in depth, necessitating reseed ing. Astoria — The Pillsbury-Astoria Flour Mills company has offered to give a quit claim deed to property that it owns at the site of the pro- poeed Astoria bridge, conditional upon the successful financing of the bridge in six months and upon, the acquisition of other required prop- Klamath Falls—Six Old age pen- sions have been approved by the Klamatb county court. There Is no appropriation .In the 1934 budget and the pensions will have to be paid out of the emergency fund. Five of those whose applications were approved are inmates of the county infirmary. । a «win ’ iinngw Mrs. B. L Hailey, Asst Mgr. Retailers of (ake > ' Crown Mills FLOUR GRAIN, FEED, INSURANCE Mitchel, Lewis & Stiver Co. Farm Implements Wasco JANUARY, Oregon SUN Snow Maid Flour $6.25 Bran WED Mill Run 15 $15.00 $17.00 28 Flour 29 24 30 SAT 12 16 22 Shorts THU IO per bbl; FaUat MON $15 00 13 18 19 20 25 26 27 31 r «rwi Astoria—From a source generally reliable. It was reported here tbst the 8. P. A 8. train service between Portland, Astoria and Seaside would be reduced to one train dally each way, effective January 23. $16.50 Information About th^ County, Schools, Roads and Crops. News About the People You Know bcrewdriver Kills Man Pendleton—Arthur Hower, II, of Hermiston, died there last Tuesday night. It was learned here, from a fractured skull. A screwdriver he was using as a conductor to listen to a mour v.r^’iinj marh’So In cogs and struck him behind a............ 1 T à . e P acific T elephons and T elegraph C ompaly met Friday at the home af Mrs. F. S. See us for lowest prices on Copper Carbonate Grain Bags, Chick Feeds and Rollep Wheat Wheat Bought and Sold Mill io bort Next Month The Dalles— The Western Pino Lumber company's box factory 'hero will be la operation by February IS, according to C. W. Daughs. pres ident. Machinery has been ordered, and is now enroute for installation. Approximately men will obtain employment during the first yesr of operation. Daughs said. Later a lum ber mill will be built hers, which will raise the employsMat list to 20g. / DEAL with YOUR LOCAL t 1 t Sherman Cooperative Grain Growers WASCO. OREGON ' cam C3D
