Sherman County journal. (Moro, Or.) 1931-current, May 25, 1934, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TexttllE SHERMAN COUNTY JOURNAL, MORO. ORÉGON, FRIDAY, MAY 2S, l»âl. PAGE two r Iment on road truck ta *J i'll 2C0.QÖ Shell Oil (’«ifRtmd' Huppllrs 23.10 20.00 J ‘ charge G. L. Cortdistrict manager of Tho “Chick a dec” Chicken ^lub to- complete them. ‘ * Pacific Power & Light” Co. State Indu's. Acc. «Com. Contri- Clark. Mrs. Margaret , Mdm, Oregon the light company and L. A.. Mc met at -th? school house for a 7! ks next mrf'lting will be n 13.02 button for pcao?' offlc-rs 1.25 Road Supplies 8.00 county charge Meets the 1st and 3rd Arthur manager of the company meeting last Tuesday May 22. Tuesday, May 29, at ’ the «chool 25.00 Geo. B. Bourhiil, Stamps: State Indus. Acc. Com. Road Jin Tomlin, county charge Thursday evenings of were here Thursday. This club has not been doing house. 15.00 Supt |6.: Clerk 39.; 33.39 employees contributions Tho Maker'» did not hold «ty of Moro, courthou» wa- each mbnih. Visiting much in the. way of meetings but _ _ Merry ___ r__________________ Sherman JJounty Fair Assn 2.35 National Hospital Ass ’ n Road I . » __ .. . __ I ter bill members cordially in bU1‘ L. L. Po.tz and W- H. .Helyer ih? members are determined to their weekly meeting last Friday. I As per Court order-Grounds employees contributions 20.56 , They will hold one this coming Pac. Power A Light , Co. vited to meet with us. returnee from their fishing trip finish . 00 pr cent are are sure that 200.00 5.10 maintentenance City of^Vasco Roadmosters' I o Friday. «- I courthouse light bill cr Han^en. W. M Monday and w?Jle they didn't get they will. CLAIMS PRESENTED AND office expenses 1.50 C V. Belknap. Secy.’ too many fish they look as if the' The meeting was called to or- t Th average tfclat this group of Pac. Tel. & Tel. Co., Total . • ALLOWED AGAINST GEN ckr , by the presidents Robert cooking girls made on the judging phone bills, all offices 16.95 May Teem County Court Pro had, b.en having a good time. Nero Lodge No- 113, I. O. O. F. ERAL FUND AS CWA ROAD ceedings * I They report that there will be no Mitchell and the meeting proceed contest that was held a we?k ago Dewey Thompson, First pay WORK for MAY 1934, Term are as follows: Phoebe Lyons, Myr-» ment, field assessor 150.00 ed in the usual manner. /.They Moro, Oregon wheat in the Madras country tU (Special April 24th Term I sang an opening song and recited Ite Helyer and Bertha Helyer made J. P. Yates store,, supplies R. P. Fol»ter, Survey party in Meets every Mon year. 12.90 for feeble minded In tho matter of filling the vac • 6 :e. club fHeage. When the roll call the percentage of 81; Phyllis Hay- 3.00 January day evening in the- was taken ' the ’ members -were nes.90; Evelyn Davis, 88%; Ciar- Geo. , A. Potter store, sup- Newcomb's Service Station ancy left by the death of County I O.O.F. hall- Tran Members of he hog allotment 25.41 Road Supplies ice Mitchell, 85; Virginia Helyer . plies for feeble minded 4.8? Treasurer A. M. Young «^.rs. Na sient and Visiting committee for the coun.y urove foun<|e to "be all present. Th' minutes Of the proceeding 77- Five of, the girls got 100 per Dr. C. L. Poley, Vital Sta- C laims presented and , brothers are cordi t Arlington Monday for a meeting omi Van Gilder, appointed County 1.50, . of tlstlcs two i group« ALLOWED AGAINST THE ally invited to meet of such county committees of this meeting were rad and approved, cent in judging Treasurer until attcessor is elected 1.50 ROAD FUND FOR THE MAY W. E. T»to. Vital Statistics (Continued on page three) with us. ir a Ihe trip was made by way Bertha Helyer and Millard Howell | ahd qualified. | Hugh Chrisman, stamps for 1934, TERM OF COUNTY COURT( !ph Brisbine, N. G. of Condon and the men report that reported that they had completed Sheriff ’ s office and office .(May Term) | ' Joe Truit, Secretaiy wCi^at conditions in Gilliam are no making out the program to be 20.60 Hal R. White acting road supplies used by the chicken club. Court News engineer 398.90 Lupine IL’;.-ca Lodge No- 116 better than here. Jury list for Justice of Peace Stevens-Ness Law Pub. Co. After iC'.e program ofwo rk was .4.61 District No. 3, accepted and order- ’ Jcro, Oego^n 6.50 Ben Brooks Road Laborer Clerk s office supplies discussed the members talked over( W. C. Weld Road Laborer 31.75' ed ftléed. | Elmer Barzee and Bart Burrell unfinished and new business-‘ It t’ 2d and 4th Tu- Claims Presented and Allowed Moro Pharmacy, election . < . 1.40 Lewis Hastings, Road Lab or 3 9.6 5 spent a few days of last week supplies Coroner ’ ^ report on finding of r. ? of each month was deep ed by the numbers to tell Against the General Fund at the Koaa Laborer raoorer . 8,1.00 v.i.vu ¿ 7. L. L. Peetz Road i. _____ Road _______ Laborer' 73.20 Mbòdy- of unknown ’maA’ in Des-; Visiting members we 1 trying to entice, fish out of the something about the progress of May, ' 1934,' Term of County W. S. Printing & Bind-. Co. F. M. Crews, . -, — * *• _ - * ---- - - - - — — —r- A — Treasurer’ >8.72 Sheriff chilly waters of-FIk Lake. his or her chickens when his or Court. come. Ralph Eaton, Road Laborer 48.58 chutes river accepted and ordered as- ' 814.54 --Supt. 1.18; Ler name was called at roll call. Ella Vanlandlngham. old jige •Itz. N. G. 35.25 Geo A. . Potter, As per order sessor --10.81 Wifie—Mrs. Smart has a new and it would be a goodxidea as it 810.06 pension I ’' Bull, Secretary- .. 23.67 . Application of Waiter Cardwril of Ralph Eaton ' West Cost Printing & Bind. hat, dûrliig. 4 would stimulate more ihterost in May A. Whiting old age* E.L.Weld, Road Laborer 28.39 Rnt|«d*« «f Mort for <rtd-age‘lPen- Co., clerks supplies 13.72 Hubby—Well, if she weK as at tho club. Chris Schultz Pert No. 71 10.00 I ' pension Andy Shearer, Road Laborer 9.82 eiLon held for further inreatlgation. election supplies 23.70 37.42 American Legion tractive as -you ate, dear, she The next meeting will bo held' Mrs. Flora B. Eakin, old age Wm. Mitchell, Road Laborer 11.58 i. rv|ipnBc«tion pf Mr«. DellU* Blif- Meets at Legion hall on wouldn’t 'have to depend so much May 29. at the school house. 15.00 R, P. Foister, reg. 7 vot- pension .70 E. C. Smith Road Laborer . 18.5$ ert at .10 Waaco for old-age Pension 2nd ‘ar.d 4ih Wednesday on millinary^ The Farm Accounting Club held Wiliam J. Brownlee, old age I. D» Pike, reg. 10 voters .10 4.00 W. MeCullock Road Labor 18.50 continued. evenings of each month 15.00 pension a meeting at the Kent school house ... Mac Alsup Road Laborri* and J. Norton; reg. 10 voters at Try Journal advertising, iftfays. Tuesday May 22. Miss Mary Ma- Mary Jane Young, old age i.. French, Commander County Treasurer instructed to Team hire 38.00 1.00 * Wily W Knighten, Adjutant 10.(M •x° u’- gee leads this group. The meeting pension • - turn over school warrants and Ralph Rust Road Laborer and Joseph A. Meo, Jusice of was called to order by the pres- Julius Ruhburg, old agolpen Moro State Bank as 38.00 road: given. Team hire Peace fees, • State vs. 15.00 ident, Evelyn Davis and the open- 8l°n 14.00 security for county depatt to «ink Jas. Burton Road Laborer Thompson- % 2.00 ing song was sung. The metnbers David Aaron Frieds, aid age 16.50 ing Fund and credit at par with Ed. Alley Team hire 15.00 R- J» G|nn« Drawing J. of P. pension recited’ the club pledge and. the 4.13 accrued interest. 2.50 Foss & Co. Road Supplies | Jury Hat John 'Hood Henderson, aid roll call was taken- When the 22.40 The Texas Co. Road Supplies Treasurer "instructed • to pur- > 10.00 D- J* Butcher,1 rent and ex age pension , minuts of . the previous ^meeting Wm. Mitchell Road Laborer- Horses for Sale: Frank von M E CHURCH penses for re-employment chase ten road bonds at be«t mar After the serie;I of ouuside county Garett, 3t were read and approved it was Mrs. R. G. 4.00 )rs:el, Grass Valley." 32.50 Mileage office In The Dalles ket price. 20.00 speakers just passed, Mr. Peter found that considrable time Had needy- Mrs. C. M.Snider Rent of mach- , Geo. A. Wilcox,“Coroners fee« son, one of the editors of the Ore elapsed since the last meeting- The Mrs. S. L Coata, county 6.00 inery storehouse pine and all expenses in case of. Well seasoned 16 in- fir or 15.00 gon Journal. Rev. Archibald ■ of members ar still working on their charge For your convenience I have Ben Andrews Road Laborer 3.00 unknown man . found in wood $3.50 in timber. O- R. Hulse Dufur, Mrs. Jolley, state president accounting books and they hope Mrs. Peter Fleck county arranged for you to leave F. M. Crew ’ s Mileage- transpor- 19.25 - i Deschutes Mosier, Oregon of the W. C- T. U.. Rev. Spoulding your Shoe Work at Walter 29.50 ting men and supplies I Geo. A. Potter, Judge’s ex- $ retired nfinister of Hood River, A. May & Son. Pick up Feenaughty Machinery Co. 11. .30 • - penses and Dr- Yames, Superintendent of 2.55 and deliver twice a week at Road Supplies F. D. Antrim, Sealer of w^i- Baby Chicks-Wilcox Hatchery, this (.¡strict vf the Methodist no cost to you. R. H. McKean Rent of road- 4.21 । ’ ghts and Measures . •d 514 East 2nd St- Tae Dalles. Leg church, the paster of. the church c 12.00 master ’ s • office c « West Coast Print. & Bind Co be Joseph A Mee c<J horns, 8 c.. Rocks and Reds, 9 c. will now speak every Sunday u Hal R. White Mileage and 3 o 8 _ electlop supplies for pri- ’S. Will Trade for Wheat, now or Fall morning until conference time. The The Wasco Shoe Man 12.49 136.30 and stamps-engineer mary • o o ' sermon subject for this Sunday delivery’’ Ed. Alley Care and barn a ó s £ Kendrick Dunlap, Workln • ♦ ♦ ♦ will b^. “Lesser Loyalties.’’ 21.00 rent-road teams 12.00 Supt ’ s office 26 283 26 82 30 28 8 10 26 26 - 1 will measure crop land and Church School .......... 10.00 a. m Tax, Yes 393 J. K. Gill Co., Supt’s sup 48- 18 4o 38 16 17 42 23 80 71 contracted acreage for farmers so Churrh Worship 11:00 a. tn. Tax, No , . m iti FD DALLES FREIGHT LINE INC. 45.27 r, plies 134 x haying can be done in season. 14 8 5 7 10 30 4 ' 12 23 12 Graham Dr. LA. BUTLER D„ily Trucks.„iM Have experience as surveyor. S. C- 50 2G GO 55 -t 297 w*’ E- Finzer & Co.. Supt’s 8 14 21 ’ 34' 14 Upton 5.12 196 supplies Brock, Wasco. Phone 9F12. .pd-2t Community Presbyterian Church Browjj 10 22 31 2 9 24 9 24 44 21 DENTIST „ „„ Tommy Luke’s, FlC*., J?s for 10:00 a. nr Dunne Sunday school ... 2 10 12 -7 1 1 1 0 1 10 Portland, The Dalles, Grass Valley 10.75 Young funeral Wanted: Jab as harvest cook by Morning worship m. Holman 11:00 70 George G. Updegraff, Dis’t 6 2 7 15 6 11 8 1 2 12 tHlME OF EICH. WAS(^ efficient, capable woman- ; Write Jr. Christian Endeavor 5:45 P- m. Lonergan 19 Attorney’s expenses 3 0 0 2 4 5-1 1 2 6.87 Tri weekly to Antelope & Adah Baldwin. Troutdale, Ore. Rt. Christian Endeavor .... 6:45 m- McAlexanoer 119 Sherman County Journal, Co- - 6 21 5 53 11 2 13 3 *4 1, Box 98- way points. 51 unty and election printing 2 7 7 10 8 5 4 6 17.90 Abrams ♦ . 414 96 65 56 30 25 49 12 20 19 42.. Sherman County Journal, Snell Christian Science Camp Fire Play. “Returning of In Moro the Firat Week 292 Sup’t’s Supplies 23.50 17 38 8 15 4G 2Ï 55 40 All are cordially invited •> ft- Fatland 13 39 Fast Service - Lowest Rates Rosalia,” to be given at Legion i in Each Month 279 Walther -Williams Co. instai 35 24 70 49 8 7 10 33 Subject. Soul and Body 28 Turner. Hall, May 26 at 8:00. Adm. 35 and Golden Text: I Thessalonians 5: 31 15 cents. ’ - .1 1 0 3 2 3 5 -3 3 .... 10 23. The very God of peace sancv Mahoney CH 182 22 54 8 4 10 9 28 10 18 . 19 Martin Foor Rent: 5 room bungalow, $5 tify you wholly; and I pray God your whole spirit and soul ¿«nd per month. See Floyd Flatt. body be .preserved blameless un Betty Cushman, daughter of Mr. to the coming of our Lord Jesus fi and Mrs- Virgil Cushman, visited Christ. with her grandparents last week .Responsive Reading: Matthew 6. 22-25, 27 31-33 ’ from Condon. S'*. The Full Gospel Assembly I 10:00 a- m. Sunday School The McKean and Searcy build Fellowship Meeting and scripture ing near the hotel is being remou- lesson 11.00a- m. eld to make room for a..larger Prayer meeting every Wednes- offiC3- day at 2:30 p. m. at the ihome of R J. Ginn Everybody welcome. Foss and company have bought a machine for fitting brake linings Grass Valley Baptist Church that makes close and accurate alij^nment possible. . 10:00a- m. Church School ... 11:00 a- m. Church service .. . 6.30 p. m. Th? condition of George Bour- B Y. P. U........ hill is less satisfactory this week than it was over the week end ant. it is not thought that he will be J^^Yes! We are going to have a cooking, school. A EchoQl’- • able to return to his work as’was expected earlier. to banish mealtime, monotony; whet the family’s appetite; The Shamrock Sheep Club of Kent gathered at the school house shorten mother’s hours in the kitche^ ..T^er^’ Perry Johnston and family lift May 18 for another of their in early this week for Adah, in teresting meetings. The members recipes galore, jiffy meals, sciniiliafipg Tillamook county to gather infor intended to hold their meeting on mation relative to club work in Thursday, the 17th, but they were informed that Perry Johnston, who parties. It will be a gala two* - this county. TWœ BIG DAYS at was to be present at their meeting day affair. Come and bring a could not attend so fie meeting Sid Georg?, national delegate was put off until Friday the 18th- for the Oregon American Legion, friend! Myrtle Helyer, the president, was here Monday visiting with called the meeting to ordr in the T he comfort of it: to knew that June 8 and 9 legionnaires. usual manner. Th? minutes of the every form of human aid can be summoned easily last meeting were read and ap Moro Hardware & lupleanL Store and quickly! ? The former Lola Tucker and proved. The members then joined Nothing else does so much, in so many ways ad her husband have moved back to in a peppy song whidh they seemed your telephone. Its price, a fev cents a day. New York from Camas, Washing ,to enjoy to the fullest extent. Af to conduct the school FIRST DAY ter the song, hce members recited ton. , the club pleage and the roll call Mrs. Herington is a Home Ec at 2:00 p. m. T he P acific T elephone and T elegraph C ompany was taken- All the members wore MJ Schadewitz has traded his present and were happy to have - -------------- - ' ■— Baking Day onomics authority. She has spent Studebaker t» Ä1 Wriglht arid now one visitor in their midst, Millard H. O. Kumman J. F. Foss has a shiny looking Packard. nine -M inute C hocolate C ake Howell. Millard ¡has had 7 or 8 - years testing, tasting and ap years of successful club work and a N ew white cake -, new icings Misses Marjorie Nahouse and is one of those individuals that proving. She is justly known as Doris Fortner have been selected knows a good animal when he sees the outstanding Home Econom as Doters of Tradition at Linfield one- Ue gave the members sev SECOND DAY collge, McMinnville. This is a girls eral good ideas in regard to the at 2 OO p. m. ist of the Northwest. You are society interested in keeping the sheep club project. Each indivi traditions of the school-' dual responaed to roll call by tell- - Refrigeration Day going to have the privilege of irk the members about tho prog TEMPTING TRIUMPHS FOR MEAL meeting her, knowing her, wat-' The T. S- Reese famly haa as ress of his or her sheep. One of 4 guests for luncheon cm Saturday the members has had the misfor time and P artytime ching her. May 19, Professor and Mrs Jame« tune to have one of their lambs die. Theyhave secured another one T. Matthews and son Oliver, of and ‘* - .will continue the the project, project. Salem. Prof. iMattlbews has been an w*^ • , continue on the faculty of Willamette Um- After t x* minutes of the JlFKflU verity mo: than 40 years- Th? ing meeting were rao and approv- tua*.hews ”"’lv were on their ed tho members discussed unfinish ouvenirsand way home h-uin Ar .ngtbn where »»nsincss and rtW business, pa- entertained with vid Hoskinson entertained Professor Matthews had address- vid Also, questions answered on cooking through the . cü’ the graduating Class.,of the two - songs. Donald von Borstel ’ high school at that place on Fri gave a report on “The Sheep Club Project as a Whole.” day evening May 18th- . The program for next mc^lihg THE BALANCED LINE , iMrs- 'Ralph Brisbine was the haB not’Been made but the mem delegate to the Rebekah cohvemtion W>H instructed as to dheir ÔF TAILORED BRAKE LINING at Tillamook from the lodge in reports and other »program matter Moro. The meeting was held this' before the next meeting. . Th? next meeting ’was held at Flat Rate On ♦ ••• the school hou*e Thursday May Grinding-FittingUnstalHng ack Cothran and family are mpv 24. The menders are tryipg to get mg into the BindeJr house on main UP something new so tWt their w meetings^ will be more interesting. rrka Ix*dge N©« it! A«F. & A.M. , kwnTalK CHIMHFS How the County Voted "He’s sleeping now. Doctor” _ BE SURE TO ATTEND THE Moro COOPERATIVE ■ Cooking School Club Notes ; imoro M» HERMTON No Occasion for Faulty Brakes FOSS & Co 7 Have Installed Brake Lining Machine - and Tull line of M ulti bestoß FREE R ecipes , S P rizes ! QUESTION ANQ ANSWER BOX P acific P ower & L ight C ompany • ■ i ■ :