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About Sherman County journal. (Moro, Or.) 1931-current | View Entire Issue (Dec. 7, 1934)
TU «HERMAN COUNTY JOURNAL, MORO, OREGON ------------------------------------ ---------- ... FRIDAY, DECEMBRE 7, 1084. » 41T----------- UQ______ _ __ _ Alta Ireland fractured her an- ball. The Giris Deague has decided to ’Sa'and Is now in a Dalles hos serve refrekimenta for the distant pital. vtfiitlng teanis this year. A ____________ handkerchief shower, spon- __ _ Mr. The contest in the ^eathful Liv sored by the W. C. T. U. will be M 1 and daughter ing class ended with Laura May held on December 12 at the home Mae of Portland spent 8a Burnett's side forty four, pointe of Mrs. Roy Cookingham. This ahead. As this seemed to arouse 4Continued from page one) shower is for the benefit of the ingion, Oregon and in Yakima more enthusiasm in the class to Children’s Farm Home at Cor Mr. Md work harder, another will be start and son eounty, Washington. vallis and Keith ed right away. Speaking before the Mississippi Mrs. Maude Akers was hostess end at thè The intermediate room gave a Valley association November 26, to the Tuesday afternoon club. The Tracy FeHds. Thanksgiving party which all the Secretary of War Dern at St toll call was answered with cur Fields spent youngster’s enjoyed. Louis declared: “The sensible and rent events. ¡Mrs. Akers gave a week ih The contest in the English I constructive solution to the prob paper on Famous American Wom- Vancouver, Washfatf^on. class ehded with Catherine Tom’s lem of freight rates is the immed «t Mrs. Orville Yocum Christmas, The Wasco CMe side a few points in this lead. iate completion of a great national Mrs. Lloyd Hennagin a piano solo ticed on Thursday liigl Margaret Macnab, Anna Coats, system of waterways that so far and refreshments were served. Mrs home of Mrs. X jL, Ro) possible, will give everyone of and Mary Macnab gav a surprise Avery Martin Jvas an invited guest. luck dinner f^reded th iU regional areas an outlet to the birthday party for Ida Coats, Dec Mr. ¿nd Mr?. Tracy Fields and The singHV ntmder < Several games were and th® benefit of water haul- ember 1. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Dingle spent calWa Joy > jBasSi •i®» which is the cheapest form of played and refreshments were ser Saturday at Goldendale where thley ChrUMi pfoMfr ved around midnight. hdlff on* tfinsportation *’ attended the 50th wedding anni the evening Of December The six weeks examinations are versary of Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Wascb setorf, .. , now Over and the report cards were M. and rfNh handed out. The results seemed Mr. and Mrs. Earl Richelderfer and Mw. Howard’ Robo to be a little lower than the last and family motored to Sherwood daughter of Port30a time. (Continued from page one) over the holidays visiting with Mr. day at liar yarel^ql homi The band members have receiv cards , bears to the number of (Mrs. A. JcMMoft ed their new books and are work Ridmlderfer’s sister. 4.= families in each state. . Mrs. Jessie Amos spent last week “In the comparisons which are ing on several new j>iecesf _ The school is now starting to • with her sister Mrs. E. O. McCoy sure . to result,” remarked Dlr. practice on some of the features in The Dalles. Story were dinhef guests on Thurjl Stricker, ‘‘Oregon will _____ ____ be _ judged as to be given at the Christmas pro day of Mr. and.i- Walsh the intelligence and progress- Mr. and Mrs. Seeley and sons Roy . and Hubert of Woodburn, Mrs. Stbr/ Will visit until- the em Jgrdhess of its people, and I know gram __ * tha| in these qualities they are at Were guests at the Art Smith re of the week. Doctor and _Mre._,W>-K. Laytd^ NÒTÌCE OF SHERIFF’S SALE turning home Saturday. ___ _____________________ _ or near the top. So I anticipate OF REAL PROPERTY and Mrs. Ida Hill, Mttdred BTltltet, that the parents of our state will ■ Mrs. Haven is at home with her On the Tth day of January, 1935, send an enormous volume of these Kinder find soh parent in Bellingham but is ex Mr. and M at thè hour of ten Velock a- m., Kenneth, of Kllr^^aehingtoA, cards to Washington. ” pected home soon. In some instances parents might returned Saturday alter visiting at the fronts door, of the Court Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Kuhnhansen House in Moro. SWerman County, fail to receive a card. Cards will at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Miss Wallie Arnold and Harold Oregon. I will sell at auction to be supplied to any one upon appli Butler over tibia week nd- - . Wellenbrock of Glenwood, Wash cation to the office of the State the highest bidder for eash the fol Mrs. ArchieGerer Mr. MW ington, were guests of Henry .Board of Health. 816 Oregon lowing described real property Aichelderfer and family on last Chas. Gore Gby PiMtaYd of located in Sherman County, Ore “Building, Portland. view. Washj Thursday. c AU cards received at Washing- gon, to-wit: . . . .......... attended ths ' K. W. McCafferty was a business Earl Hoag of ton will be sent to Portland for All of the North Half of Sec Hampton. -LsT ‘ panerai pn the visitor ip Battleground, Washing checking against Oregon records, tion Thirty-two, in Township • ? at Wasco. Friday of Task ton, and also in Portland Friday and whenever a name is found One, South of 'Range Eigh Mr. and Mre, Yta. Gosbeck of - missing complete record of that teen, East of the Willamette Mr. and Mrs. Ben Klingworth Blalock were Btinday dinner guekts ohild’s birth will be supplied to the Meridian, containing 320 ac of Cornell. Washington, were Fri of Mr. and Mrs Ed McKee. , County clerk where the parents res. more or less, all situated Collis Kaanbergt who has be4t| live. day guests of Mrs. Belle Clothier in Sherman County, State of visiting at the K S. Kaa<<be¥g Home and family. It makes no difference whether a Oregon. Said sale is made under exe- Mr. and Mrs. w. Knox of Tygh has reutmad to his hfithe’ln Port birth is already listed at the , ____ - . i A-.- Court house or not—the State of cutio# issued out of the Circuit Valley and Mr. and Mrs. Wm. By- land. .Oregon requests you to fill out the Court of the State of Oregon for efs, Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Byers of clrd if you are the parent of a the County of Sherman to me di The Dalles were holiday guests at child born anywhere in the last 12 rected in the case of The Federal the home of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Rheta at Turner. months. Land Bank of Spokane, a corpor- ♦ Knox and family. ation, plaintiff, vs Dewey Thomp , Mrs,; Jennie Young of Portland l - Boy—Say, will you change this son and Inez Mae Thompson, hus : hôme Sunday. Is here on an extended visit at the ffdhrter for me? band and wife; Herman Pape and home of her stater Mrs.»J. F. Grod Sure- What do you want Minnie H. Pap«, husband and wife: Royce. itchani I for? L. J. McDaniel; Corvallis State Miss Carvel and Mrs. Gloria Boy--Cause mother thinks it’s Bank, a corporation; Moro State Rickards and son spent the week aKadohe" « Bank, Moro, Oregon, a corporation ; end in Portland. A. A. Schramm, as Superintendent Bill McKenny and several school sic was rendered by Maude Ak of Banks of the State of Oregon, HAWKEYE CAPTAIN friends whom he Wad entertained ers, Mrs. Y^EL Watküùç Mre. W liquidating the Moro State Bank, a during the holidays, returned to corporation; H. M. Stephens, as Willamette college Sunday. Miss ved after th« program. Deputy Superintendent of Banks Mary Jeanette Sargent, Winifred of the State of Oregon, liquidat Mr. W.M k La Centnr. Fortner and Paulen Kaseberg re ing the Moro State Bank, a corpor Wash., visited his brother W. turned with them. ation; Homer D. Belshee and Jane E. Tate this Week. Doe Belshee, wife of Homer. D. . Mr. and ¡Mrs. Frank Stanley are Mrs- Robert Foister aqd ¿nígÉ- Belshee. whose true name is Jen with Mrs. Stanley's sister Mrs. ‘ ¥tófioáfiving nie M. Belshlee; First National Woodruff of Portland. Mrs. Stan ter, Joanne, - at the b eale a and Mrs. W "Bank of Corvallis, a corporation; ley will remain for some time. *hnd Sherman County National Miss Ivalou Peugh returned to E. Tate here. Farm Loan Association, a corpor Mr. and Mrs. Rittel of Portland Stmdhy, where she is ation. defendants. f in Wasco. Redmond spent Q attending business college. HUGH CHRISMAN Sheriff of Sherman County, Oregon News from the Wasco ’CCVnfrfam as A Coat I Sah BUSY REGISTRÍTION Lavishly Fur-Trim rfferf DRESS COATS Pl*» Tailored SPORT COATS Fur. Trimmed Dress Coats of New Tree . BRrk Weaves, Heavy> all wool Coating Crepes, and Novelty Weaves- Sport Coats of Tweeds, Checks and Novelty Weaves. Styles. h Assorted Collar and j. Sleeve Regular $11.75^ W& $9.38 Dress and Sport Otata Regular $34.75 Vff» Coats. Sale Price «I » Rsgirtar 818.75 and $11 $im Coats. NOW W » own needs' ähd fChrtónas Presents Blanins mak£ Meal ChiiSWrif to cmrf Careñr/Af f «nfî«n one that everybody apprtfcihtet and one that will last fb^yeafs. We Pag the Poetale aksiir - Siiigtik FUUd BkmMfe 70 X S^Tst' (Jhality Deep Ñap Blanket* Soft 9 and Warm Plaid combinations of blue, . - - ‘ ' \ BtXe 72 x #4 Complete - SALE PR^íT ai. Grey. J WuM Sire *^80. prep npp and lota, pf warmth- Plain, or Orey wifyaoloredisttip* S ale price Bordet II .1. tan.i 1SI.M o we^ve, fluffy, and warm ent. You' xHM want Öölors. Exceptional' 4M» }Mol re»—fcsQa iii. rráiaB&iM» Part Wool Guaranteed mi IM than 5 percent PhArWdbip of colors .w HAU« PRICE {îrôi cotton AaMMI Double Cottoií«m)kee weight Colora p Oràhid with Sateen ' lot of warmth to match. faÉ onfy lings to match w Blàniiet perdent Pure W< keta 72x84 Size. 3 8^4 Tb. Warm, Dre^fy ah& Jàetx- llk Bound to match $/• oo SPECIAL ¿Rlfcfc As , .. ^l■■lB^ía 414 IK fWrte -Bhmnti slia 72x84 in. Extra Sateen Notice of Final Settlement Notice is hereby given that Etta Moore, administratrix of the Estate of James Woods, deceased, has filed her Fnal Account in said Estate and that Saturday, the 1st day of December, 1934. at the hour of 10:00 a. m., in the County Court Room in the County Court House ..Most of us do not use enough Two cups dr^bantils in Moro, Sherman County, Oregon, has been fixed as the time and milk. A recent survey on milk Two cW- nUk . consumption by families with chil- One sm|UL ouiOh place for hearing of Objections to said Final Account and the settle dren in public schools in 59 cities ‘. Jaere is Huss Fisher, new field ment there of. . in 46 states shows that the aver- Three tablMpoortf fat general of the University of Iowa ETTA MOORE, Administratrix age quantity of milk bought by One teaspoon salt MWSn. Last season he played half- Roscoe Krier families is enough for about one Wash »nd soak th This year he has succeeded Attorney for Administratrix. glass (half pint) per’ person per overnight in^tsrp Laws as quarterback and cap day. . What we ought to have is, Drain and add ttaljMm ptaflfa of. fresh a quart of milk per day for every water^ cook ‘ ” 4— Ah ot the team. J1 child, and a pint for each adult. der, and J , That does not mean that you of eolian RUFUS SCHOOL NOTES hould drink that much milk un- stir in th By Georgiana Blackburn s>. you wish to. The milk will be oniotr hi " re. |o ÍÉe hot it *as useful to you if you get and ddd The program, November 27. was few in soups or custards, sauces or liquid. CobKTTof — T minutes enjoyed by everyone. The audience its—dr for that matter in and add KflÇlnd pepper £o taste. was pleasantly surprised by the Groceries—Meats— Fresh chrese, ^rhere you get it in con-, Oatmeal Chowder , ‘. high schqpl boys’ Glee Club which centreted form. Two cups quick cooking oats Fruits and Vegetables in made its first appearance that There is a good reason, of co- One quart of boiling water night. D- E. Stephens, of Moro Season. urse, for ail this talk about milk, Ohe quart of milk gave an interesting talk on agri especially for people who have very Qhe-fourth poupd btdired salt pork culture as a vocation. Afterward’s little to spend for' food. No one Two medium onions, chopped the boys showed the audience somei Your Patronage Solicited JoodJn the world can satisfy all Two cups shredded etrrete of the essential things of basket [ the food needs of the human body, pepper and salt but- milk comes nearest to doing Cook oats in quirt of boiling it. It is most important for its . water, fdr-about 4 mhiut<te ahd calcium, which is bone building ma stir frequkdtiF -Add milk. Fry terial; its proteins, for muscle salt pdrk uotiL crisp, rWfidve the building; its easily digested fat, the pork, and .espk tJuTdtflohs lin- and sonife sugar for body fuel; its U1 w^lbrrentet'to-tW'fbt Mix vitariiines A and G especially, the cnokM oStr jdWMk oiri- though it contains other vitamins as well. It is not easy to get then add the >torkgnda«t end enough of some of these substan ces, especially calcium, unless you do use milk. And with this unique and pour in the chwMsr. variety of food values, milk is a good buy, even at city prices which may seem high. In your Get their prices pint a day and your child’s quart, _____ you are getting more for your 8 HERMAN money than you can buy in any other single food. And to that extent you can spend lee® for oth er foods. refovtf As for cheese, you get nearly all : so the whole milk values in plain American (sheddar) cneese, a**- ;waw akim milk values in cottage cheese • ahoS Order« taken for SEED Oats and Barley which is made of skim milk. But sOr’a offre, Mofo, vre cheese, of course, is more concen at “MW» tW Map / We Buy Wheat at Best Prices trated, and the milk values count 5Í4 B?W. st frortUM up faster in a small portion. ,. ak aVnM nil » .lHWlaïiÂk VWUÏnl Lentil Soup With Milk WASCOMARKET MB t WHITE STORE THE laute ts 72 x H inches SUSgfé all Fore Vhgm Wool twotbne fetaiitfle 4 1-2 lb. weight. Deap nap downy and warm. Pendhrton is your guaran tee of quality. MiyWof 6ro for home ute. Give a'Pendletcn Blanket for Christmas. SPECIAL SALE PRICE >0.38 I 919.BO 5 to 913.7S — ■ 1.1 re rw ■■■ Edward & PeaSe Co. The Dalles, Oregon’ SHERMANGRAINGROWERS Sell, and give back the pro fits, on all kinds of millfeeds. Flour, family patent, at $7.60 bbl Sodium chlorate for weeds—kills ’em dead, quick too.
