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About Sherman County journal. (Moro, Or.) 1931-current | View Entire Issue (June 15, 1934)
VAGE FOUR WIE BHEHMAN CQU^TY JQUHNAL, MURO» OREGON, FRIDAY, JUNE 1», IW7 »H eses 1—Former President Herbert Hoover speaking at il.e dedication of Morris dam in San Gabriel canyon, Azusa, Calif., newest link in a chain of links and aqueducts that will join southern California with the Colorado river. 2—Police In Toledo battling with some of the thousands of strikers near the Electric Auto-Lite com pany’s plant. ."»—Parade at the reopening of A Century of Progress in Chlcngo as It passed down the Avenue of Flags. Oregon and of Dschutej. Ouook, system would come first- With Gilliam and Sherman counties in $250 to spend water systems weose the irrigated and w-heat sections srtill in favor, and 1333 said they east of the Cascades; 'would try to improve their water Ti.lr.e Oregon farm families systems if only $100 were avail- were found to be living in earth able. Th'e survey shows that houses, and seven in concrete Of nearly half of the houses visited the other dwellings visited, 69 now must have water hauled or we ne of logs, 16 brick, iB ^tone, carried to them an avqnage dis Mrs. Bing—They' say the govern 32 stucco, and 1646 were painted tance of more than 200 feet- ment is going to control every frame houses and 3917 unpainted On the list of needed repairs thing framij houses. Nearly two-thirds and alterations, interior walls and Mrs. Sting—Well, its going to1 of the houses surveyed are more ceilings came first, and floors have an awful time with that Jones j dhan 10 years old, almose a third were next with 1712 needing ra boy who lives next to us. , are more than 25 years old, and pairs. followed in order by roofs, 287 are mote than half a century foundations, exterior walls, doors Rufus»—Did you hear that joke old- All but 10 of the families and windows, and paint. More than about a guide in Egypt who show visited were white. half of the houses needed paint ed a tourist two skulls of Cleo When asked what repairs or and 2251 needed screens- More patra, one when she was a girl and improvements they would make room was an almost universal the other when she was a woman ? $500 if they had it for the purpose n.ed. Only 2403 of the homes Goof us—No; letfs hear it- 3067 homeowmers said a watej now have bathrooms- Stenog (a husband hunter)— When you’re blue and lonesome, ’don't you often wish you had a loving wife? wife? J loving Boss (a confirmed, bachelor)—. W'.y of course not, girlie. Then 11 wouldn’t be able to st?p out with you- Two-thirds of the 5700 farm families interviewed during the rural housing survey just com- pieted by the home economics divi sion of tlhe .Oregon State college ex tew ion service far the federal civil works administration, said they would not be interested in borrowing money for needed re pairs and replacements, in thrir homes, even at favorable interest latea, while the other third indi cated that ifiey would borrow an average of $619 each if it were ¿variable. Suggested interest rates averaged about 4 per cent- About ten per cent of the farm families visited during the sur- vey plan to build new farm houses in the next three years, however. । and if tht-y carry out their present, plans these houses will average1 about five rooms and will cost an average of $1426. Only 209 fam-j ¡lies have spent as much as $500 on repairs or improvements in the past three years, it was found, and only 1011 have spent as much as $100 for this purpose in that time 1 The survey was made by means 1 of personal visitations by hired workers, ansi covered a large part of Clackamas county, and repre- j tentative portions of Jackson and Josephine counties in Southern hi* W ay / OREGON ^¡RY COUNCIL Mi$ pound cottage cheese with With the waimer days of sum-1 coming on. it means some 2 tablespoons chopped dhrives or 1 changes in the foods we consume- teaspoon finely ground spring anion Foods that furnish the essential; body elements, necessary’ for good i •Lops- Add one pound baked ham, nutrition and still are low in /heat I the fat removed, run through the producing or in calorie value are meat chopper- Shape in croquettes. welcome additions to the summer Save a little ground ham to roll the croquettes in after they are diet. with Cottage cheese is an ideal food shaped. Serve on a platter parsley garnish. at any time but fits into warm weather menu perfectly Cottage As A Salad cheese is just another way to serve Two cu£s cottage cheese more milk, since it contains all of One tablespoon gelatin the many elements found in milk. One cup whipped cream This makes of it a protective food, One-fourth cup hot water high in minerals and vitamins Along with tlhds high food value, cottage cheese Is low in calories, hot weather food. making it a Cottage cheese is easy to serve. As a main dish, as a salad, or used in sandwiches, it is equally appe tizing. The following hot weather suggestions are only a few of the mâny ways that Cottage Cseese^ can ^4. umt AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE •YNOPSIS OF ANNUAL STATEMENT OF TMK YHOMEN MUTUAL L1FF IN8UR- ANCI COMPANY OF 715 5TH STRITT. DES MOINES. IN THE STATE OF IOWA, on the 31st day of December. 1933. made iYNOPSIS OF ANNUAL STATEMENT OF to th« Insurance Commissioner of f ' YANOT8ZE INSURANCE ASSOCIATION, ELate of Orevon. pursuant to I’HI UNITED STATES BRANCH OF THE INCOME YANOTSZE INSURANCE ASSOCIATIO Total premium income for LTD. OF 8HAN«» ha I in the republic ©I 3,977.846 44 the year . ............................ t China, on the 31st day ©I December, 1939. Interest, dividends and rents made to the in urance commissioner of received during the year.. 1,118.863 50 the state of Or»-«on. pursuant to lav Childrens Home fund collec C A PIT AL tions (See disbursements Amount of capit I Rtock paid 110.024 '0 also» .................................. up 200.000 03 Income from other sources ” If COME 24.505 «5 received during th« year. Ket premiums received durlnr the year .............................. 172.445 10 Total income .................. ...t 5.231.242 01 Interest, dividends and rents DISBURSEMENTS received durin the year 47,401.75 Paid for losses, endowments, Income from oi icr sources a n n u I ties and surrender received dunn: the year.. 17.172 75 values ........ 3 3.914.974.49 C 'mmissions n n d salaries Total Incom.* . .............. . .. 237.419 63 4S4.712.99 paid durin« the y«ar..... DIL'Bt tBgMBNTS T x?s. licenses and fees paid Net losses paid dur in a the U.N1U during the year ............ year Indu din . adjustment Amount of all other expen- rxpenre» . 79.375 39 424.440 72 d'tures ............................... Commisiions and .-«Urlea paid C : Idrens Home fund ac during the year ................ 52.027 92 110.M4.40 count <Bee income also).. Taxei. licenses mid fee* paid durin« the yer r ... . ...... 1.101 77 Total expenditures ............ I Amount of all o her expendi- ASSETS 13.744 94 V„lue of real estste owned • bcokl ......................................I 3,104.357 33 Totti «Kpendiluret ......... ...1 223.174 0« V lue df stocks and bonds a isms nwnrd (market or amor- Value of stock» and bond» l.xcd value» ........................... 14.0*1,374.11 '(market vahw ..................... 11.111 690 U Lorna on mortaaae* and Cash in banka o d on hand -------- « " »3.471 9*1,4*7.94 collateral, etc................... .. Premium» in corse of col Pr'-mlum note« and policy lection written since Bep- loan«.............. . “ .Wil tMak«r 30. 193. .................. 30.4M 16 Cv>h tn banka and on hand Internet and rn> i due and Net uncollected and deferred 11.124 24 114.047 04 »remluma ......... ................ 1.640 43 Interest and rente due and cc.ued .... . ....... ............ .. tSJSS Total a*tnUt«<l mart» 11 .... 244.400 30 O her a«s*t* (net) . lia : ilities C roa» claim« fot lowei un- tn.419,447.74 T j . à I cJmltted j p*ld ............. ..I I 92.353 00 Amount of unea .ird premi rrwrvci ..............................121.495,994.97 um« on all outstandinc ’ d».mi for low« un- 975 44 rMM....................................... au *U mv Mabimiti ................ *47.70 er liabilities t *tln?*frt reaeri.« ................ 114.774 37 » ISHIS tai ................................. 131.144.471 M r for «kpreclatlon and ; over all liabilities ’.• »stai Rte ......................................... • * 714.743 73 Capital paid up ...............t.............. auO.OMM Surplus over «11 ! abilities .1 734.047 57 Surplus as reaarc, »oiler- holders ............................... t 934.047 fl ¡S Total ..................................... tl 344.900 30 BUSINESS IN ORkx ^)N FOR TH« YEAR Net premiums received dur- In« the year ....................... | 3 100 74 durine the ¿Vjitjrftai ¡AH" Uui TION. LIMITID. T ax mordi ............ policy- USurzMt ani accident. half years. Orow claim* for Members of tlhe Tuesday Stwfy Club met at the home of Mrs Bruce Grady Friday and gave Her a süfprise. A program was given and ice cream, cake and punch served, all being brotight by the ladies of the club. Earl Jones and Lloyd Hennagin of Spokime spent Saturday and Sunday at Wateo with relativ«». J 1JCMJ1 Ofc 4.147.9M.U-. * .’I Total llabiUU««. except R. H. McKean! ,^.,««.1 S sii » 4.917.19B.49 Fe-ssai See Retailers of Crown Mills FLOUR Mrs- BeHe Clothtw is visiting in Portland withJxer mother. Mrs. Art Smith and Mrs. Anna Lee are visiting in Portland with relatives. GRAIN, FEED, INSURANCE Fann Implements Geo. B. Moon Agent Wasco, Ore. Mrs. B. E. Hailey, Asst Mgr. | th« rear You Cannot Afford to be Unprotected. MW Feed of alt Snow Maid Floor Wasco Oregon Kinds You can SAVE money on an OVERHAUL Job at- per bbl. & Wilde’s Garage Fatesi Valvoline Oil Gasoline Accessories Wes WUe : W»«», Ore. Nowisthetimeto think of GRAIN INSURANCE —————————M z WASCO MARKET RED i WHITE STOKE Grocer ies--Meats—F resh Fruits and Vegetables in E VERYTH1NG Your Combine °v Tractor needs in the line of repair _ ' " - ** ''i r be done right in the county. Flow Firestone Tires 1 434.973 14 . .......... <23.919.447 74 •UJ IN OREGON FOR THS THAR ................................. 414 44 premiums received th- vear— Fraternal ’ rent . . ...................... I !» •:d «‘urine the year, a ? • nmvany. TBOMCN 1 ’ S tr'SNCB COMPANY duit. A H Hoffman. - »r-, neo F Wall d?nt attorney for «errtee qulred to appear and answer the or test Saturday-la honor of Mrs- Comptwlht filed rag&lnst you by EarLMlK Miw Lynde Smith PlajMWF Ui . thK.S^bo«^ entitled with dessert luncheon followed by court and «aps» ^ithln fypr weeks after tha $th daj of Juhi, 1934. said date being -tie* date of the Mr and Mri Pardee Rich and first publication110f thfa’»Summons, •on are «pending some ‘ timé in and if you fail - bq ty qppear and and combine with whipped creoun-j keep in damp cloth for an hour- Wasco. answer, yotj will jn default and 'Mrs. Clara Macnáb of Portland want thereof, anw the Plaintiff visited Wasco late week- herein will apply id the above en other fruit to it- It may be used titled court for th* relief prayed Cha»- Golliher who has been as the center of a green ve^atebie for and < dqpianded , In its Com salad such as crisp, sliced cucum peat procesa for each allée. WÎnsp quitel ill is reported improved. plaint, filed he/dln, to-wlt: ber or lettuce. The Altruistic Club met late For a jUdgtnent end decree Friday at the home of Mrs- Tracy aaalnat detenfianti r Bernard Nys Fioldte. •liée relia crosswise Cottage Cheese and Agneeo Nyw, husband and wife, * Mrs- Effie Andrews has rented and each of them for |he sum of the Ed Dutton housia. $1600.00 with interest thereon Lloyd Hennagin and family will from the first day of March, 1929, move into the Earl Jones house at the rate of 10 per cent per an num; and for the further sum of Naomi Grady is spending sev- Mr. (H«nnagin has been appointed $200.00 attorney’s fee in this suit The Contract Club met last Wed manager of the Sherman Co-oper nesday at the home of Mrs. Bruce ehal days in The Dteleo visiting ative- The »Hennagins have been and for Plaintiffs costs and dis Grady with dessert luncheon fol with »relatives. bursements; and 'that the mort living in Spokane. lowed by cards- Mrs. R- O. Scott gage described in I’, lain tiff's Com Mrs. Wtyland Weld and children Mr and, Mrs. Frank Morrow plaint be foreclosed and the De made high score for the afternoon. are visiting relatives at Grass were transacting business in The fendants and all persons claiming Mr- and Mrs. Harry Proudfoot Valley. Dalles Monday. by, throuj Under them, be transacted business at The Dalles forever t and foreclosed of Wednesday afternoon all right, title, interest or equity, Card« Of Thanks , The Ladies Aid of the M. E- Thursday in Portland. save the statutory right of re- church met at the R- O. Scote defn pitton In and to said real prop- ♦ , / uwjnputiu in unu iv mtiu i«u prup- Mr- and Mm. Otis Róyce harte homa on Thumday Mrs. Arthur Wa WÙb to thank the Mend» art* covered bp m^d mortgage Sargent was abHed pWsiAnt fdr and iBeighbor« who assisted os nertteuiarly described the next ; the illness and after the as follow»: afternoon at the home of Mrs >-4-- president, The South half of the North and Mrs. Fuller treasurer Mrt- Wi haff" and 'the ÑArtheaat quar- Warner was presented with a gift Är7 and Mrs- Charles Everett- Mr. and Mrs. H- P. Disher and t«r of the Bsutheant quarter from the tedtee of the church. At The Wangeman family. Mias Lüa Weber of Fbrttend vis of SpcVon Twenty, and the the dose of the afternoon tea and ited last week with dateti vee in East half of the Northwest cookies were served. Waaco- quarter and the Southwest We wish to express our sincere quarter iof‘ ‘ thtf Northweet appreciation for the sympathy and Miss Geraldine Funk is visiting helpfulness shown during the ill- quarter * of Station Twenty- of at the Titea home - one in Township Four. South nesstend loss. of our dear one. of Range Fifteen, East of the .v.. IM. L- Fritts and Family. tar are in Waaahfactive prebsut. Winafntette Meridian, in Sher Mbs Marie Andrews is vieiting man County, Oregon NOTICE TO CREDITORS in Portland with* her sister and - The- Southeast .quarter of family Notice is hereby given that the the Northeast quarter and the undersigned Donald Martin has Mb’s- Lunday has moved down on Northeast quarter of the been appointee administrator of Southeast quarter, of Section the Deschutes where she will ran the estate of Jesse Martin, and has Nineteen; .the North half of a service station». te the home of Mitts. Scott- qua! d m such • administrator, the . Soutpwent quarter, the Mrs. Joab Underhill is visiting Alf sons having claims against Northwest quarter of the in The Dalles at ihe Pound home Mrs- Walter Warner attended the che d estate are hereby re- Southeast quarter of Section to present the same duly Grant Garland of The Dalles commnecement exercises at WW» quit Twanty and the Northwest to the undersigned at the visited in Wasco last week with quarter of the Southwest office of Ädkcoe Krier in Moro, hit daughter and family. quarter and the Northwest Orejfon, within six months from quarter of the Northeast quar- Last wteek the Wednesday night the date of the first publication of ter of Section Twenty-one in bridge club met with Virgil Brock. of this DoUce, tx>-wit: June 1, 1934 - Township 4, S. R. 15. E. W. High scores wew made by Cather Donald* Martin, Administrator % M. in Sherman County. Ore ine Johniori and John Jr. Johnson- Roscoe Krier Amount ut gon. ' Pted up .... .1 te>79.9fcB.M Attprory |or Administrator Darrell McQuillan of Kelso is You will take notice that this Mor0, Oregon. Met premi spending a short time in Wasco- Summon* is aerved upon you by publication thereof by order of The D* A- T. club has discontin r U7.SMM In Th« Circuit Court of the Stete Hon/Carl Hendricks, Judge of ued meeting until fall. of Oregon1 for Sherman County. the’Circuit* Court in and for Sher- The P. N. G. dub and families man County,- Oregon, entered (?3 air» il n - a a SUMMONS picniced at DeMoss park test Stsv- herein on the 29th day of May. « Lev! Chrisman. Plaintiff, v»'19S4, and by said order u... directing ---- Bernard • Nys and Agnes Nya, this Rummons to be published in Miss Augusta Huck in spent last husband ' and wife. George. W. ¡the Sherman County Journal, a week end at Walla Walla with »■Kxint ot Edwards and Mary A. Edwards, wwekly newspaper published at friends. pendlturee busband and wife, Thomas SI TV eh- Moro, Sherman County, Oregon, Chas. Wright, chief grain in thorn and Jane Doe Sil Verthorn, for once a week for a period of 8VM¿ specter, was in Wasco Monday husband and wife. Defendants. I not less than four consecutive 337.433.90 transacting business. I mww - * ' To George. ~ ’ - W. Edwards and weeks and for flve issues of said dWr 13.947 JM. 41 »4 ©•!- Mary A. Edwards, husband and newspaper. Mr- and Mrs. Fred Hennagin wifte, Thoma* Bilvwthorn • and Date of ffrst publication June 8. spent the Week end in Portland. Jane Doo Sliverthorn, husband CECIL CHRISMAN mW: I0U.7M.W The friends of “Grandma’’ Wout- Attorney for Plaintiff >te»J»ad rente due and ' and wife; geman will be sorry to hear of tew othlr xMeta » J mí m IN Tke NAME OFTHE STATE Wallowa, Oregon. death last Saturday morning. She OF ORISON, You are heretty rc- Date of last publication July 6. otai admiUH .tate A19AM.913.M had been ill for about three and a • Seasoning Chopped watercress, Aitves Fruite and vogteAbleu I onion tops Sated dreMfag ‘ Sandwich bread Remove top, ends. Soak gelatin in poM water, dis solve in hot water- Pat cheese Scenes and Persons in the Current News Farmers Refuse Loan Proffer nBBBtW YES W« AU Work Garantid To Satisfy DEALERS in Radios, Refrigerators, Tires, Batteries - Chevrolet Agency- Buy Wh^at DEAL with YOUR LOCAL Sherman Cooperative flrain flrowers , WASCO. OREGON . Prices are Reasonable Sherman Garage & Machinery Company Wasco, Oregon
